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MIND YOUR OWN BUSINESS
This is What Gov. Pennoyer Tells President
CieVeiand

Cleveland
Because the time had come for the Geary
Chinese exclusion act to no put in force the
Chinese Minister at Washington became
alarmed for fear violence might he done Chi
nese subjects, and he asked President Clevc-
land to use every exer;ion to prevent this
Accordingly Secretary of State Gresham tele-
graphed to Gov. Sylvester Pcnnoyer, of Oregon,
as follows:
Apparently reliable reports indicate danger
of violence TO Chinese when exclusion act
takes effect and tia President earnestly hopes
you will employ all lawful means for their
protection in Oregon.
"W. @. GRESHAM"
On the same day he received the following
reply:
"SALEM, Ore, May 3, 1893
"W. q. GRESHAM Washington, ID. c.:
'' will attend to my business let the Pres-
dent attend to his.
SYLVESTER PENNo OYER, Governor"
Gov. Pennoyer told a reporter that the
Gresham telegram was an insult to Oregon. He
said he would enforce the laws of Oregon, and
the President should enforce the laws of Con-
gress. He thought it came with poor gracs for
Mr.. Cleveland to ask him to enforce the laws of
the State while he (Cleveland), without war
rant suspends the exclusion law.
Secretary Gresham declined to discuss the
answer sent him by Gov. Pennoyer, but said
the kilograms speak for themselves. He sent
respectful message to the Governor, and re-
ceived in reply the dispatch given above
Representations had been made that violence
might be done Chinese subjects when the law
went into effect, and the dispatches were sent
as precautionary measures, merely to allay
apprehension.
Gov. Pennoyer apparently has little respect
for the great office of President of the United
States. He is the only Executive of State
through which President Harrison passed,
when he made his Western and Southern trip,
who did not meet the Presidential train at the
State line and extend the bospitalities of the
State to the distinguished party. He remained
at the Capital of the State and awaited the
Presidents coming
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OF treatment comparatively inexpensive as COM
pared with other remedies medical treat
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THE PENSION OFFICE.

Full Report for the Week Ending April
20, 1898.
The latest report from the Office Of the Com
missioner of Pensions shows:
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TIE HAMPTON HONE.

l he Southern Home is In Hampton, Va, not
far from Fsrt Monroe. The buildings are very
old. iow, one-story affairs. and are ideal South
ern homes. The location IS quite historic, and
a marble slab set iuto the wall Of one of the
galleries says that it was dedicated in 1854 as
the Chesapeake Female Seminary. The raw
ages Of war ruined the business, and in 1870
the Government bought il for a Branch Home
purposiDg to send 10 it the veterans who were
unable to endure the inclement Northern cline.
Its long low buildings face the sea, and all day
long the sound OF tapping waves washing
against the seawall comes TO the cars Of the in
mates as they sit under the wide porches, and
the salt breezes add many months TO the lives
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-26
SMALL TALK
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithily Told.

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Pithfly Told.
THE delinouents have but four more
days in which to settle with the water
Board.
Julia Chisnell's house Of Ill fame was
raided last night by Officers Creighton,
Daum and Burch, and i've arrests were
made.
THE Board OF Commissioners Com
mittee on Poor Ho1se and Farm met
yesterday and audited bills. The Board
will meet to-day.
LILLE DUNGEL was yesterday ap-
pointed ADMINISTRATIVE OF the estate OF
Albert n. Dungel, deceased. Bond,
500; 7. NJ. Rector, surety.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes.
terday TO William j. Vogler, native OF
Wheeling, aged %, and Mary A. Fox, a
native of Wheeling. aged %.
THERE will be meeting OF the
Bridgeport Alumni Association at Squire
r. 7. Howell's Office In Bridgeport
next Friday evening at o'clock.
THE girls are anxious for some nice
spring days, so they can give their nice
spring days. so they can give their pref
ty.-EUenin0 Paper The Kelley cure
ought TO be good for this sort OF thing.
THERE were two cases in Police Court
yesterday morning. John Larue, Tor
abusing Officer 0'Brien, was lined $40
and costs. He went up for thirty days.
Christ Wolf was fined S. and costs for
disorder at his home, and also went to
the hill.
ATTENTION is called to the notice of
DR.. Geo. l. Garrison, Deputy Grand
Master Workman in reference to the
instituting of Excelsior Lodge No. 10.
A. o. U. w. The list Of applicants
numbers 162 This order now has about
500 members in this city and 800, 900 In
the United States and Canada.
THE Smith Brewing Company has
elected as Directors Messrs. NJ. L. Lal-
ly, A. E. Smith, ]. Fl. Park, Of Chica-
90; /. Bowman, A. V. O'Donnell, Frank
p. Mcneil and VIM. II. Ramp. Mr., M.
L. Lally was elected President; |. Bow.
man, Vice President; VIM, ii. Ramp,
Secretary and Treasurer aud A. Il.
Smith, General Manager.
Two magnificent locomotives en-
route TO the Worlp's Fair passed over
the B. & 0. through the city yesterday.
They were brand new, and their great
size and beauty attracted general atten-
tiop. They were manufactured by the
Baldwin Locomotive Company, and
were direct from their shops In Phila-
delpha. They were both eight-wheeled
and one had an S-foot driver They
were the property of the Central Rail-
road OF New Jersey.
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DIED.


PRACHT-Sunday evening, April 60, 1929 At
$50 O'Clock ut family residence, No. 92i Main
street, LouB PRACHT, aged % years.
Funeral services as St. Jacobs Evangelical
German Lutheran Church, No. 1909 Chapline
street. on Thursday afternoon at $3.50 o'clock
Friends OF the family respectfully invited to
attend. Interment at Mt. Wood cemetery.
ANDERsoN-on Tuesday. April s5, 1893, at
10 o'clock p. m, ALICE, vile OF James Anuer-
son, in her 32d year.
Funeral from residence Of MrseAmelia John
son, No. l22 Seventeenth street. on Thursday
afternoon at O'Clock. Friends OF the family
invited to attend. Interment at Mt. Calvary
cemetery.
DEFLEY-Monday, April "a 1898, at $50
a m, MARY wife OF Michael DeneY NJ the
home OF her daughter, Mrs. John Moran oil
North Third street. Martins Ferry, ONO, AZ
the age OF 90 years.
Funeral services will take place at st. Mary
Church at 1880 O'Clock Wednesday morning,
when requiem mass will be said by Rev. Mat
tinsly. Interment at Mount Calvary Gene
terry
WATIER-Near West Alexander, on Monday
moraiug. April oath, 1893 DoLLIB WAITER,
daughter Of James and Emily 6. Waiter.
Funeral services will be held 81 the Peninsula
cemetery at p. IN. Wednesday, April 10Th.
KRESs-on Monday, April a. 1893 at 2:45
o'clock D. M, ANDREW KREss, at the residence
OF M. Girchner, No. Ga Twentieth street, aged IL
years.
Funeral services Wednesday morning at 9
o'clock at St. Alphonsus Church. Interment at
Mt Calvary cemetery. Friends OF the family
respectfully invited to attend.
DESMOND-On Monday, April "a, 1888, at
1910 O'Clock n m. MARY b., wife OF John A.
Desmond, aged 80 years, months and "A days
Funeral from her late residence, No, bib Mar
ket street, Wednesday afternoon at o'clock.
Interment at Mt. Calvary cemetery. Friends
Of the family are respectfully invited to attend.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-26
STATE ENCANPNENT
OF TBs GAR 10 BE lEELD AT GRAFTON
AO-DAY,
Som. az iha Most Interesting Matters to Be Con-
Sdsred-Prok Crago's Candidacy.
Departures Yesterday.

The annual encam oment OF the
Grand Army of this Static. will be held
Al Grafton to-day 4 nd tomorrow. The
meeting Of the LADIES OF the Woman's
Relief Corps will aid take place. Con-
siderable local interest Isl attached 10
both events, and wheeling will be we'll
represeuted at Graft on.
Prof. F. II. Cragd Of this city, will
he a candidate for Department Com
m.nder As stated Ia the RkGIsTER Of
last Sunday. and will haveI the solid
support OF the Pan Handle Delegation.
His onnopent will bel Samuel Smith, Of
Trricb. w. Va. who is now Seoior Vice
Commander. Prof. CFago is at present
Junior Vice-COmmander. Inc present
Department Commander Is j. 1" AMER
son, OF Fairmont, and not Gen, DuVall,
as stated in an evening paper.
Among the interesting matters when
will probably be considered by the En-
campment, will be the adoption OF a
State badge. Other States have taken
the initiative in this matter, and
West Virginia will probably follow. 1t
is also probable that the Encampment
will devise means for raising $1,000
for the purpose Of placing marble slabs
on the battlefield Of Gettysburg, to
mark the position of the West Virginia
troops in that famous engagements II
will be remembered that bill TO appro-
priate that amount for the purpose
mentioned. was defeated by the last
Legislature. 1t is now proposed TO
raise the money independent OF fhe
State. Resolutions condemning the nc
ton Of the Legislature will be intro
duced.
A number Of the delegates from this
city left Yesterday for Grafton. Tie
delegates from Holiday Post are Rlce !
ard Robertson, John WISE, w. W.
Rogers, c. T. Reed, 5. S. Liller. Albert
Stnpp, w. L. Gilbraith and r. II. Tay,
lor. Stephens Post will be represented
bv Comrades Jos. A. Arkle, Jos. Van
derevort, John Taylor and j, H. Burtt.
The following ladies Of the Relief Corps
left Yesterday morning at s o'clock;
Gertrude McClslland, Mollie Schafer,
Margaret Sylvis, Jane Powers, Annie
r. Bourne, Lizzie Weidman, Jennie
Spears, Julia A. Burtt, and others,
The Council OF Administration OF the
G.. A. r. will hold meeting this morn
ing at 10 o'clock, and outline the bust
ness Of the Encampment. The conven-
ton will be called to order at G.. A. r.
Hall at . o'clock. The election Of Off
GERS will take place on Wednesday
morning. The entertainment which is
promised for the comrades u attend
ance at the Encampment viii be trip
to the Soldiers Cemetery.
The Ladies' Council OF Administra.
ton was held last night in the parlors
OF the Arlington Hotel, which will be
the Relief Corps headquarters. Their
meetings will be held in X. Of P. Hall,
and the public installation OF officers
will take place in the Opera House.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-26
FOR SALE.

Fine residence property on North Main
street, river 'front.' and on one OF the hes, cor.
ners; house with IS rooms. hall. bath. attic
cellar and all conyeniences; LOT i0Kl56. Al
very low price.
BEECH BOrTOM-Honse oi rooms stahl,
and an necessary outbuiidines. with acrcs %
land, good water aud young orchard % sIu fruit
bearing trees OF al kinds three minutes walk
from station. Price SC00. owner wants 90
leave Brooke county.
No n South Penn street. House OF rooms.
bath hail. attic, laundry, cellar l5t 5oxi0.
Price very low
Country residence nc Echo Point House 8
rooms. stable. lot i0ONl6a. possession az once.
Pfico El.0Q.
Building lots on Chapline aud Eel and
Twenty.seventh streets, - or5o feet. Terms
ca.h, a IN one year, y Ia Two years, AZ .oI
prices.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-26
TERRIBLY INCREASING.
The Authorities OF ths Board OF Health
Give some Important Information
About the Present Condition of the Peo-

The Authorities OF this Board OF Health
Give some Important Information
About the Present Condition of the Peo-
pie.
At no time in the hi.tory OF New York City
have there been so many deaths from pneuno-
MIA IS now. The Official figures show that near
ly twice as many deaths from this cause are oc.
curing than for the last five years. THIS Is
something terrible.
DR.. John 4. Nsgle, Registrar OF vital staiis-
tics, says that this Increase Is due to the innu
ence OF grip. He says that grip may be csliea
epidemic Just now aud that in the majority OF
cases grip Is vital. contributing cause 10
pneumonia and all dangerous pulmonary trou-
bles. At this time OF year when we are chang
ing over from winter 10 spring, there Is Always
low order OF vitality; reaction from the
strains Of THE season. The blood does not 10"
so full nor rapidly; the strength 10 less. fot
this reason grip has a much better chance snan
At any other season.
This is a time OF year when people need TO De
careful and too much importance cannot be
placed upon keeping the blood warm and IN cir
culation. You must bring about reaction IL
you wish 10 avoid the pain and dangers OF these
troubles in time. These Is but one way py
which a reaction can be brought about aud that
is by the use OF q pure stimulant preferably
whiskey. But the great difficulty Is that thete
are few WHISTLES which sre pure. The only
really pure and reliable whiskey known 10 the
medical profession or the world Is Duny's Pure
Malt II possesses qualities known only 20
itself. IL viii bring about a reaction and pre-
vent cold. pneumonia or the grip where many
socalled stimulants would fail. IL has saved
more lives and relieved more suffering than
ANYTHING OF similar nature which was ever
known before 70 the world.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-26
BONDS APPROVED.

The report of the Water Board, an
nouncing the election Of the new Off
GERS, was read. The bond Of john c.
Shelhase, Secretary. in the penal sum
of so, 900, Messrs. John FL. Pipes, Hen
ry Schmulach, George S. Simpson and
w. j. w. Cowden, as suretles, was ap-
proved, as was the bond OF George w.
Varney, Superintendent Of the Water
Works. in So, 1000, with c. E. Vankeuren,
J. II. Purcell and ]. f. Hughes as sure
ties; of Chas. A. Reed, Assessor, in Sl0,-
900, with John Reed and Mary j. Reed,
and OF Martin Flynn, ASSESSOR, in Sl0,-
900, with Joseph Doyle, Louis Bonen-
berger, Anna Flynn and John Mckinley
as suretes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-26
LESS SHOOTING.

Two Narrow capes From Being Shot
Duck Hunters.
A summal top should be put to the
practice of potIng at ducks on the
river, withiuS hk city limits, with rides.
Yesterday HtAefe was a big coVey OF
ducks in the SrlvAr, some distance north
of the penSioA bridge, and a NUMBER
OF hunters got out with their
little guns. Mhbe the shooting was
going on HenAy Ebeling, who was on
the east side Of Ithe river, hear the 1901
OF Sixth street., heard ball strike
wall within a fbot Tor two of him. Two
man were loading a North Wheeling
glass house Wagon from "Pewiky"
car when ball passed close to them
and struck the dar., Both escapes were
narrow ones.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-26
A VERY LIVELY DANCE
Given Out at Kim GROVE Monday Nigh
by CoIored People.

Given Out at Kim GroYe Monday Night
by CoIored People
Elm Grove seems able nearly every
week to furnish an account Of a rocky
serenade or some sort Of fight.
This week is no exception, and those
who were kept awake and saw por-
ton of the demoralzing carousals say
it was only second to the Andes scandal
OF last Sunday.
The occasion was colored dance In
the Town Hall Monday night. The
crowds were mostly from Wheeling,
though the vicinity OF Elm Grove In
general was well represented. Nearly
one hundred assembled, and they were
all colored. The fray began early in
the evening and continued all
night. It seemed continual
fight. WranglinE, swearing, drunken
ness and general disorder prevailed.
Firearms were handled recklessly and
discharged in the hall and around the
building, One lady living near is said
to have tainted during the siege. As
the night advanced the carousals be-
came more general.
One woman OF wheeling went 10 the
Grove on the last moter, and found her
dusky companion In a carriage with one
OF most questionable society. She
dragged the woman from her husbands
side, colered him and brought him
home.
The leading citizens say there was
never such scenes Of lawlessness in Elm
Grove,
There were no arrests.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-26


IN the Circuit Court OF Ohio county. West
Virginia.
John r. Scott and John NcGraw. partners
under the 1rm name ~ Scott y hcSfaw, COM
plainants. VI. Jasper Beall, et ais, defendants.
In chanccry.
BY virtue OF an order entered In the above en-
titled cause, on the gist day Of APRIL 1898. u 10
referred 20 the undersigned Commisai0ner on
said court, 90 ascertain aud report
!. The yalae and tho rental value Of the real
estate o. the defendant, Jasper beail
2 Tue liens, and their profitles.on the same.
3 Any other matter deemed pertinent
Notice Is hereby given that the undersigned
has Fixed upon tuesday. the 3Jth day OF say,
1898 commencing a. 10 o'clock q. M as the
time. and his oflce No. lt0i Chaplinc street II
the city OF Wheeling. in Ohio county, Nef
Virginia. as the place % which he will pr0S1
TO ascertain ana report the several matte
the said order OF ~ ercnce required.
Given under my hand this 25th DAY OF
i8g3 GEO. II. n. CILcHRISI
ego. r. Born Commission
solicitor for Complainsnss sp2cosd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-26

BAD drainage causes much sickness.
and bad blood aud improper action OF
the liver and kidneys is bad drainage TO
.the human system, which BDrdock
Mood Bitters remedy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-26
NOTICE TO CHARTER APPLICANTS
Excelsior Lodge No, 10 A.O.U.W.

A special convocailon OF the Grand Lodge
Ancient order United Work men OF the Srsnd
JuFsdiciion OF Pennsylvania. will be held m
the Wheeling Club Rooms. Rodgers block on
Main street. SATURDAY EVENING, ArRlL 29rn.
az o'clock sharp, for the purpose OF mstltuting
subordinate lodge, Excelsior. No. ~. A. q. L. W.
All persons whose applications have been ap.
proved by the proper officers OF the order VIII
please present themselves promptly atthe above
time aud place. All member. OF the order In
yited. GkO. l. GARRISON.
Deputy Grand MGs,er Workman.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-04-26
NOTES OF THE RIVER.
News OF the Boats and BOatmen Along
the Ohio.

News OF the Boats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.
The Keystone State passed down yes
tereay for Cincinnati, and the Hudson
and Bedford up for Pittsburg.
The Scotia will be this mornings
Cincinnati packet. departing at S
o'clock. The Ben Hur will get away
for PittSburg at 11:S0.
There was IS feet feet, inches OF
water,in the chanel last night and fall
ing.
WARREN, PA, April s5.-Riyer 5 feet;
cloudy and cool.
PIrTSBURG, PA, April e5.-River 10
feet 2 inches and falling; cool and
rainy.
BRowNSvu.LE, PA, April s5.-River
8 feet 6 inches and falling.
MoRGANTowS, w. VA. April 3D.
River feet; stationary; rainy.
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GRENADE
ES0NS
us Of toe Racks.
SQUIRE Ankle.
gsd With

az the REGISTER
Z Of the nuptial
ierson's boarding
\. Several legal
from the fun,
reported in the
minis Hall, Elm
fson was prosecu-
Hugh Wilson. The
tumult and disor-
%. Smith, tried the
Easa large one, the
by men. II was
y under these cir
err was preserved,
was employed by
i'm. The motor on
anne from Wheeling
Md the hearing was
HE previous hearing
3 the four boys were
/ Grove man acted as
5, and q lively scene
lid that the authori-
the Mayor 10 try a
Nndants were charged
build try cases against
etness OF the town.
- full authority TO
riot was vested in
Nance. Then Mr..
warrant not made
d charge Of riot
be charged 70
mOn consent the
d. There were
he case. Frank
Shook, Luther
sure were sworn
prosecution, and
rived later and
INSIDE.
y was sworn. He
10 my house on the
} money for beer. l
70 stay out OF my
ent into the house
They pelteG the
rocks, rang door
utters and cut up
! from the place,
Twelve O'Clock that
night Miss Shook
ggy whip. All the
nd he advanced to-
anne out, took the
nan once or twice.
re were all kinds OF
Mayor 70 protect
Ind the Town Mar
yor persuaded the
h knew Of Wilson's
BID and third nights.
ar said he didn't
ally until after the
Z remember Of see
D.
testified that he was
enades, but heard
ghts, and saw the
d night. He saw
hen, he said. He
ard the crowd de-
beer. He admit
ling moass for t6at
domestic at Hem
conspicuously. She
BILE merrlment dur
4 Josephine seems 10
lite q name when she
hh the buggy whip.
sh a bit, and she said
was asked III she
ltuted a true sere-
q puzzler to jose
70 answer that she
! she had been raised
Try and didn't think
that. She said she
wo nights OF the rum
wanted two kegs of
ley would stay till the
|, she said. To con-
! tried to whip Wilson
lfc way possible.
hid she thought il q
hde.
rose and said no wit
ksnse would be heard,
dence at all against
AIRED Mr.. Henderson
striking Wilson. He
lentiOned heretofore,
was made out incor-
thought there must
Tracy among the boys.
Ing ready 70 give his
10 withhold il till the
ng the first Mon
Eh. Mr.. Smith asked
h him an attorney for
|, meantime.
It's COURT.
Ankle, yesterday az
henderson was made
se brought by Hugh
sed Henderson OF as
In that he dashed him
Zip, as stated in the
nights hearing. The
denied by defendant,
g circumstances a jus
assault. Henderson
By J. J. COnif, ESQ.
fined s. aud costs,
ed 10 $40 and costs 70
Ike an appeal 70 the
fined on a similar
and an appeal taken.
IDENTIFIED.