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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-23
YESTERDAYS BASE BALL GAMES.

At Cincinnati, few timely hits
won the game for Chicago. Attend
ance 400. Score, Cincinnati none, Chica~
20 8: earned runs, Chicago 2; errors. none;
hits. and : pitchers. Dwyer and Muck; I;
umpire, Seward.
At Cleveland, the visitors could do moth
ing with Cvppy's delivery and tbe home
teams victory was easily won. Attend
auce 100 eClegelaad 3. Pittsburg I:
earned runs. each: errors, ! and 2; bits.
Q and :: pitchers. Cuppy and Ehret; UNI
pire. McQuaid.
The Yale Harvard base ball game which
was 70 have been played at Cambridge yes
terday afternoon, was postponed until sat
urdsy on account Of rain
AT Philadelphia, Philadelphia bit Bald
win hard and won from New York with
ease. Attendance 3.sOl- Philadelphie II,
New York 5 Earned runs. , each; errors.
I aud 8: hits, Is srd 10. pitchers. keefe
and BALDWIN: umpire. Lynch.
At BROOKLYN, Tom DAILY won and lost the
game at Eastern Park. In the ninth In
niDg. he tied the score with Washington
by some remarkable spFintiug about toe
bases. but in the tenth inning he threw
away great chance 20 stop the bail from
Radfordis BAT, ard this was the direct
means Of Washington getting three runs
AID the victory from Brooklyn Attend
ance 2,2D0. Brooklyn 2. Washington 81:
earned runs. each: errors. 5 and I :. hits,
and 10: pitchers. Stein and Duryea; UNI
pire, Mclaughlin ,.s,~.
Al ST. Louis. th2e. ,ss.syon feature
less game withaA az e. effort. 81
Louis. q, LooisJ g., ID ruEs, ST
Louis, 2: error aod Ais. sod y
pitchers. Brett h. /StratDoD, u2
nfre. Gather. rHo
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-23
SETTLED OUT w.
DR.. Hobson to Pay Miss Anderson
and All Costs In the Case.
IS1fcioE Tsl<oyQU1 10 fhS Rseisfer.

and All Costs In the Case.
Special Tel<orGn 20 hs Rssistsr.
ST. CLAIRsvILLE, o., June 22.-No
other case in ten years has excited as
much popular interest as has the case
settled to-day. All last night and this
morning the rumor was current that
the case would be compromised. The
attorneys were In conference all night
and the rumor that they had agreed
upon terms of settlement had much To
do with diminishing the crowd that had
gathered about the court room. But
when the time for court TO convene ar
rived the plaintiff. accompanied by her
chief counsel, Hon. l.. Danford, fol-
lowed by her father, brother
and two sisters walked slow
ly up street and assembled
the Court House steps. II was the sig
nal for the crowd TO follow, and In
short time the court room was densely
crowded. Miss Anderson looked pale
and distressed, and met the gaze OF the
curious crowd with q scared look. She
timidly took her seat at the counsel tn
BILE, aud IL was plain TO be seen that she
was i'll at ease. The defendant, D.
HohSon, accompanied by his counsc
came In few minutes later. Are th
parties ready in the case Of Ida a
derson against J. +. Hobson?" aske,
Judge briggs. There was moment
whispered conversation, aud Attorney
Kennon asked for few minutes time.
The defendant and his counsel then
withdrew to the ante-room. the plaint-
III turned 70 her father and sister, who
set beside her, aud apparently engaged
in pleasant conversation. In about
fifteen minutes the attorneys for both
sides filed into the room and without
being seated, Mr.. Kennon, for the
plaintiff, announced to the Court that
the case had been settled, and directed
the journal entry TO be drawn showing
simply that the petition had been dis
missed and costs paid.
The amount .ment was followed by a
buzz OF conversation from the crowd,
but the lack OF knowledge as to the
terms Of settlement prevented any dem
onstrations, and the crowd filed SLOWLY
out. The attorneys for the plslntiff
have no hesitancy in stating the terms
OF settlement 10 be that the defendant
is to pay plaintiff $1,000 and to pay all
costs IL the suit.
Thus ended one Of Belmont county's
most notable cases.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-23
Pension examiners Rsappolnted.

WASHINGTON, d, c., June 22.-Eigh-
ty-seyen special examiners OF the PEN
sion Office have been re-appointed to
take effect July /. The law has always
limited their appointments to one year,
and the salary is reduced for the next
fiscal year from 81, 400 to 81, 300.
Among those re-appointed are: West
Virginia-Alfred Bates, Henry c. Dun
can, Felix II. Pipes. Ohio-Joseph II.
Carr, James M. Kennedy, Eratin Il.
Mason, Hugh n. Patton, James stiles,
Jeffrey B. Waterman. Pennsylvania
Alvin L. Craig, j. Hofklger, T. Kin
ney, John McKieoman, Robert McMor-
ris, Frank McClelland, George w.
Morse, Joseph r. Warner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-23
TO DEVELOP wxsT VIRGINIA.
Several Coal Companies Chartered Yes
terday-The Climax Brick %.
Spteidl TeLs0rdm 10 ne Re0istsy

Several Coal Companies Chartered Yes
terday-The Climax Brick 90.
spseial ZsLsgrdm TO ne RsOistsr.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, June 22.-The
Secretary OF State has Issued a certifi-
cate of incorporation to The Knox
Creek Land and Coal Company, Of
Grays, Mcdowell county. The incorpo-
rators are Austin Gallagher, of Orange,
New York; Adrian Vondere, Of Fiat
Bush, n. Y; Alexander Bogrey, Geo.
f. Walter and Leohlo Gimbernot, OF
Brooklyn, n. Y.
Also to the Roaming Creek Coal and
Coke Company, Of Roaring Creek, Ran
dolph county. the inoorporators are
Sydney d. Freshman and Leoilo Gim-
bernot, OF New York City; Alex. Bo-
grey, Geo. E. Walters, and Robert G.
Rudd. OF Brooklyn, n. Y.
Also to the Climax Brick and Tile
Company, OF Short Creek, Brooke
county. The lncorporators are Robert
A. Armstrong, c. K. Curtis, c. w, Cur
It's and Henry Stolze, OF Wheeling, and
Il. w. Carmichael, Of Wellsburg.
Also to the Panther Creek Land and
Coal Company, Of Grays, Mcdowell
county. The incorporators are Adrian
Vondere, of Flat Bush, n. Y; Chas.
w. Thomson, Alex. Hogrey, George E.
Walters, AMI Leoflo Glmbernot, OF New
York City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-23
SOLD ESSENCE OF LEMON
Aud Other Alcoholic Preparations
Prominent People in Trouble.
ysatiol 9stsgrQfn 70 IA gsgisrsr.

Prominent People la Trouble.
Spsciol 1sis0rQfn 70 az Rsg,Ur.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, June %
Captain Jim Mehen. Deputy United
States Marshal, arrived this afternoon
on the Little Kahawha packet with Ho-
mer knight, John Gamer, o. p. Bower
and Alex Rics, OF BroOkviile, Calhoun
county. Rice is a leading farmer and
the others are all leading merchants
and citizens. They are charged with
selling int0xicants without government
license Essence of lemon, extracts,
etc, and Perker's tonic, an alleged
medicine preparation put up In Balu-
more are names of the articles, OF which
alcohol Is the vehicle. The tonic, how
ever, Is said to be a daisy and the most
popular beverage il that section as each
bottle contains about half a pint OF
nearly pure liquor. The arrest Of the
men caused considerable excitement
and when they were brought here this
evening they were accom- panied by
crowd OF witnesses and friends. Knight
Is a son OF eX-Sheriff Knight OF Calhoun
and the others are equally well known,
and al are popular and Of high social
aud financial standing. They do not
deny selling the stuff il seems but have
labored under the impression that they
were not breaking the law. Their pre-
liminary trial, now under way before
Commissioner Tavenner, is attracting
quite crowd as all of the gentlemen
are we'll known in this city.
Deputies Leve VinsOn and s. V.
Peters came in this evening from Mer-
Ger county with the following prisoners:
Aleck Jones, Jim Carter, Bob Johnson
aud sam Conner, all of whom are
charged with Illicit selling. They en-
tered a plea OF not guilty and will be
tried tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-23
Wm ID 30 Psn.lon psaeleneY.

WASHINGTON, d. G., June 22.-The re
will be no pension de6cieeey for the
current fiscal year, which ends June
3Oth next. That Is assured oy figures
obtained from the treasury department
to-day. They show that the apprO-
priations for pension were:
For the fiscal year 1S91-5-Sl46, 1877
$50. Deficiency for the year 1898 and
prior years-Sl4, IA, ,sS4. Total, Sl60, :
$50. .234.
Expended for pensions: For eleven
months ended Nay 81. Sl47. SAC, 368.
For June up to to-day, $40, 3S0.O08- Es-
tlmate for next eight days OF June.
81. 900, COO Total, sl59. 326, 800.
This viii leave q surplns Of ab0nt
81, 500. O0o. which viii BE- turued into
ehe Treasury.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-23

PITTsBURG, PA, June 22.-AnOther fruit
less conference Of iron manufacturers and
Amaigamated workers, 70 arrange a scale
OF wages for the coming year, was held to-
day. The sessions are secret, but 10 IS
learned from a reliable source that the
manufacturers insist upon reduction of
a. per ton in the boiling rate, aud 20 per
cent. reduction in the finishing depart
ments. The present rate on boiling is $3.50
per ton.
The Amalgamated Committee was in
structed by the convention 70 hold out for
the scale now In force, but some Of the mem
bers favor a concession Of 50 cents per ton
in the boiling price.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-23
NEWSLETE
Interesting Pieces of Telegraphic News
in Small Space.


in Small Space.
The Gar has officially thanked the COM
missioners who negotiated the extradition
treaty between Russia ana tne United
States.
The Spanish government has appointed
a special magistrate 10 Investigate the
bomb outrage. II appears that Ruiz was
seen daily prowling around the Cortes while
the Republicans were carrying out their
recent policy OF obstruction in that body.
Cholera reports received from Mecca
show that from June l6 10 June 20, there
were $50 deaths from the disease in that
city.
Onicial letters recalling Minister Guz-
man, Of Nicaragua. from Washington have
been signed and sealed and forwarded oy
steamer via California.
A Washington evening paper says that
Mr.. Henry T. Thuro bur, private secretary
10 President Cleveland, is likely 10 be the
next Democratic nominee for Governor OF
Michigan.
Four students were drowned at Toilette.
Quebec, Yesterday, by the upsetting Of
their boat while they were enjoying a
pleasure ride.
Mrs. Cleveland, her child and nurse, ar
rived at Buzzard's Bay, on the steam yacht
Oneida, yesterday. With the rain falling
in torrents, the party were assisted into
the steam launch and landed al Gray
Gables.
An application has been made for a writ
OF haDeas corpus for DR.. Graves, at Den
yer. on the ground that there have eeen
two terms Of court since he was remanded
for trial.
One Of the first matters Of importance
which will be brought up before Con
gress when II meets will be Dill providing
for national board OF health 70 have
charge OF all qUarautines-
Tne conference between the Kansas
operators and miners failed 10 effect set
tlement.
The Reichsapzeiclr. official newspaper,
states that the Reichstag viii oe sum
moned 70 meet on July Ash.
A serious epidemic Of typhus fever has
broken out among the soldiers forming the
garrison az Munich, capital Of Bavaria,
and many have died.
Tho arTuored cruiser Maine was launched
from the dry dock at Brooklyn navy yard
yesterday.
Mrs. &. H. Rodney. who IS engaged in
the task OF walking from Galveston 20 tue
world : fair on wager Of 5000, has ar
rived In Fort Smith. Ark. She Is two
dave ahead OF schedule time, and expects
70 reach Chicago about August ].
At Troy. New York, yesterday. new
liberty bell was cast i is composed OF his
torlc metals. swords. bells. medals, jewel
~. etc. The bell bears the following in
scriDtion: proclaim liberty throughout
the iaud unto all the Inhabitants thereof
..Glory 70 God in the highest, and on earth
peace. good win towards men" "A new
command give unto ron, that ye lore one
another Clinton a. MeEeely, Bell
Foundry, Troy. y. I.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-23
A TERRIFIC STORM IN KANSAS.

The Most Destructive Wind Ever Known
In Eastern Kansas-Many Killed and
Wounded
PERRY, KANSAS, June 2s.-The most
destructive and death-dealing cyclone
that ever visited Eastern Kansas,
passed through Williamstown and the
surrounding country in Jefferson coun-
ty, last night
1t travelled southeast, and took IN a
scope OF country half mile wide and
about six miles long.
Not house, barn nor tree was left
standing in It's path.
Il was accompanied by terrible rain
storm and midnight darkness.
Eleven dead bodies have so far been
discovered, and it is known that at
least five more were were killed.
A LIST OF THE DEAD.
EVANS, L. +.
EVANS. EMERY,
HUTCHINSON, MRS. JOHN,
KNCAIDE, SAMUEL,
KINCAIDE, CLARA
KINCAIDE, SADIE,
KINcAIDE, WALTER,
KIHCADE, EVA,
KINCAIDE, WM.
STEWART, SAMUEL.
Their bodies are all horribly man
gled. Mr.. Hutchinson's arms and limbs
were found in tree mile from the
house. Eva Klncaide's head was sew
cred from her body. Three persons are
known to be fatally injured and many
others are seriously hurt. Complete
details cannot be obtained, but it is
probable that at least twenty persons
have been killed and thirty houses
blown down.
ST.. JOSEPH, Mo, June pa destructive
cyclone passed just south Of this city late
yesterday efteruoon. At Lake Contrary, a
summer rSaort, four miles south, a section
of timber WIS blown down, several houses
destroyed and the growing crops badly
damaged. The cyclone struck the grounds
of the Lake Park Driving Association,
tore down and carried away the grand
stand and nearly all the stables. Dis
patches received from points north Of this
city reported fearful storm in Polk, Nod
away and Atchison counties.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-23
YESTERDAYS LIST OF APPOINTMENTS
some West Virginia Postmasters and
Some United states COnsuls.

some West Virginia POstmasters ana
Some United states Consuls.
SpScidI Islserdm 10 ne Rsoistsr.
WASHINGTON, d. c., June 22.-The
following West Virginia postmasters
were appointed to-day: at Alma, Tyler
county, c. B. Riggs, in place OF d. II.
Lang. removed; at Confluence, Lewis
county, NJ. A. Rush, in place OF Hen
derson Mitchell, removed; at Diana,
Webster county, II. j. Guilty, in place
OF ]. A. Howell, removed; at Pond Gap,
Kanawha county, Mrs. n. E. Fairchild,
in place of L. S. Branham, removed;
at Scasy, Putnam county. j. F. Kinnley,
in place of C. I. Meeks, resigned.
The President has made the following
appointments: Darius Ingraham, OF
Maine, TO be Consul General OF the
United States at Singapore Straits Set
tlement.
To be Consuls of the United States:
w. S. Campbell, of New York, at New
Castle; John K. Mobely, of Texas, at
Baracoa, Cuba; VIA. F. Kemmler, OF
Ohio, at Margen, Switzerland; Charles
II. Benedict, at Cape Town, Africa;
James A. Domerest, Of New Jersey, at
Brockville, Canada; Joel Lindsey, OF
Vermont, at Coatlcook, Canada: Henry
M. Smythe, OF Virginia, at Fuchan,
China; Thos. G. JonesN OF New York, at
Fanchal, Madeira; Jesse w. Sparks, OF
Tennessee. at Piedras Negras, Mexico,
John II. Coppinger, OF Illinois, st To-
ronto, Canada.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-23
ABAD NINE ACCIDENT.
A Gas Explosion Causes Five Deaths and
the serious Injury OF Three Others.

A Gas Explosion Causes Five Deaths and
the Serious Injury OF Three Others.
WuKEsBARRE, PA, June eat
late hour this evening while eight men
were at work at Nantcoke, in No. g
gangway OF No. 9 slope of the Susque-
hanna Coal Company, about three quar-
ters of a mile from the bottom Of
the shaft terrific explosion
o. gas took place which
hurled the victims of taelr feet and
scattered them in all directions, killing
four men and BOY Instantly and seri-
ously but not fatally injuring three
more. The dead are:
Abram Walker. miner, married, leaves
FIVE children; Frank Benn'ck, Il years
of age, door boy, died after reaching
home; John Smith, miner married,
leaves three children; Wm. Short, la
oorer, burned 10 crisp; a POander,
whose name could not be learned.
The injured are: John Gwent, horri-
bly burned about the head and arms, Ia
a serious condition; two Polanders,
names unknown, both badly burned on
hands ana face.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-23
ELKS GRAND LODGE ADJOURNS.
Allen o. Myers Reelected Secretary at a
Eoduced salary.

Eeducod salary.
SPECIAL TslsCrefa to az Rs0istsr.
DETROIT, MICH, June %. The Grand
Lodgs of Elks met this morning at 10 a.
M. aud proceeded 10 the election OF OIL
GERS. Mr.. A. Apperly, OF Louisville,
Ky, was elected Grand Exalted Ruler.
Allen o. Myers was reelected Grand
Secretary, at q salary OF 50, GOO per year.
This Is reduction OF $500 per year on
the Secretary's salary. The place and
time for the meeting next year has not
been decided on, this matter having
been left in the hands Of the Grand
Trustees for their decision. A large
numbers OF the visiting members took
in the excursion to ST. Clair Flats to-day.
The Grand Lodge adjourned sine die at
at 1880 this evening. The Wheeling
boys leave on the boat tonight for home
The other officers elected are: Lead
ing Knight, VIM q. Meyers, Philadel-
phia: Loyal Knight, George a. Rey-
nolds, Hartford. Lecturiug Knight, W..
X. Wheelock, Dallas, Texas; Treasurer,
Wm. T. Bechel, Omaha; Tyler. John
A. Ellinger, Washington; Esquire, Wm.
III. Nc DermOtt, Columbus, O.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-23
mnn.Irnor, satoIlI in Sc. PauI.

ST. PAUL, MINI, June 22.-MonsiQ-
more Satolli aud four OF the professors
OF the Catholic University. at Washing
ton, arrived in ST. Paul this morning.
and are the guests Of Archbishop Ire
land. In the afternoon they attended
the commencement exercises OF ST.
Thomas Seminary.
Several hundred priests from various
parts Of the northwest and an immense
concourse Of the laIty were present and
gave him a most enthusiastic welcome.
In addition to the closing programme,
an address was read 70 Monsignor Sa-
toIIi by one OF the graduating students.
Monsignore SotolIi responded in words
OF burning eloquen ce.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-23
BIG OIL FIRE AT SIsTERSYILLR

rive Thousand Barrels Of oil and Two
DerrIcks Consumed Two Men Killed.
sgsciai TsisgTGm 20 ths Register.
SIsTERsvHLE, W. VA, June s2.-At
8 o'clock to-day the lightning struck a
large oil tank, setting FIRE 20 IL and 4
other large tanks burning up 5000 bar
rels OF oil and two derricks.
Immediately after the storm to-day,
two lease men. Frank Murphy and
Henry CouDors. working for Gafney
Bros. while a. work 10 the top Of a der
rick, slipped and fell 20 the ground, 3
distance OF eighty feet, mangling them
in a terrible manner. II is impossible
for them 20 live.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-23
THE JUNIOE MECHANICs
VIII Come Before the Country Politically,
But Not IS PartisAns-YesterdEy's Busi-
mesa

VIII Come Before the Country Politically,
But Not IS PartisAns-YesterdEy's Busi-
mesa
DETROIT, Mich, June 22.-Consider-
able business was transacted behind
closed doors by the National Council
Junior Order United American Mechan-
ics to-day, and is was about midnight
when an adjournment was taken.
The order decided 10 come before the
country politically, but as non -parti-
san body, working for the best good OF
the country.
The petition Of the Councils located
IN Washington, d. C., now under the
Jurisdiction Of the State Council or Vir-
ginis, for separate and distinct State or
ganjzatiou, was refused.
The ritual as placed before the order
at the session In Atlantic City. y. j.,
last year was the cause Of considerable
comment but was ratified without
change.
The National Seeretary's report was
read and shows that during the year
the Increase in the order was very salts
factory.
The proposition TO place State Coun-
ellis under one form of constitution
was defeated. Adjourned untll tO-mor-
row.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-23

FoRT DODGE, IA, June 22.-James
II. Stephens, Rattlesnake Pete, aud
John Berry, the leaders in the cowboy
race, registered hers this morning.
RattlesRake Pete was the first TO ar
rive. He was astride OF General
GIANT" and minus "The Outlaw"
having had 70 abandon that horse forty
miles this side OF Sioux City. General
Grant" Is jaded and s,aepy but Pete is
confident the General will carry him TO
Chicago a winner.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-23
rhs Rarpc.rllIs So, spreadlsr.

Spsrial Tslsgrlna 70 ~ Rsgts'-r-
GAINESVILLE, O., June 22.--The striking
axle f0rgers Ia the works Of the Watt
Mining Car Wheel Company were to-day
Joined by the drillers aud lathe operators.
Several blacksmiths we're discharged yes
terday for refusing 70 take the places Of
the striking forgers. About forty men are
ont
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-23
WALKED THROUGH A WINDOW PANE.

A Deaf and Dumb stranger Dsfied All
warnings aud Broke the Glass.
spSeI0l Tslsgrom 70 ne Register
PARRERsBURe, w. VA, June o.
While Steve Davidson, With several as
sistants was preparing 70 put up heavy
plate glass. s4 by llo inches, at Eph-
STEMS and while the big glass was
stretched across the pavement, stran-
ger, who il is thought Was s deaf mute,
ran into the glass despite the warnings
and orders Of Davidson. The heavy
glass was broken into q thousand pieces
and one heavy piece struck Mr.. Isaac
Brown on the head, cutting to the bone
aud knocking him senseless. In the
excitement the stranger escaped.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-23
A Cyclone I'm Iowa.

DEs MONIES, IA, June GA cyclone
passed through Adair county, southwest OF
here last night, and devastated q strip a
quarter of mile wide. A large number Of
farm houses were destroyed, but not fatali-
ties are reported.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-23
A VERY CONVENIENT PLAN.
How Money Is shipped from New York
to san Francisco by Telegraph.


WASHINGTON, June 22.-Extensive
shipments of money by telegraph from
New York to San Francisco were made
to-day bv direction OF United States
Treasurer Morgan.
The bank failures yesterday on the
Pacific coast evidently spuIred the
banks to increase their supply Of ready
money to meet any emergency that may
arise.
This money IS transferred in simple
manner. A bank in San Francisco tele-
graphs its New York correspondent TO
place in the Sub-Treasury In New York
given sum OF money 10 its credit TO be
sent the San Francisco bank. The
Sub Treasury at New York tele-
graphs the Sub-Tressury at San
Francisco TO credit the National Bank
with The given amount of money. The
San Francisco bank thus says the ex-
press charges and the government
which receives gold for the money it
transfers by telegraph builds up It's
gold. 1t is mutual arrangement by
which both the banks and the govern
ment are benefited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-23
sent Up ror steallug watches.

MoRaANrowN, June 52.-George Ad-
kins, a UniOutown, Pa, negro, aged Il
years, plead guilty IN the Circuit Court 70
the charge Of stealing two watches from
ID. H Stine, OF Mnrgsntown. aud was sen
fenced 10 two years in the penitentiary.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-23
Peck.s BAH peclared ForfeIted.

ALBANY, n. Y, June 22,- The bail Of
ex. Commissioner Charles +. Peck, Of the
Burean Of Labor Statistics, was declared
forfeited to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-23

Medicine for? Because you Sre sick
and want To ger well. or because you
wantt0 prevent Illness. Then remem-
Der that Hoods SarSaparilla CURES al
diseases caused By impure blood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-06-23
ABRILLIANT ARGUMENT
Made by Hon. B. ]. Phelps Presenting
the American Case.
HOW ENGLAND VEERED AROUND

And Changed Her Position TO Suit
Every New Circumstance Of
the Case Presented-She Now
Sets Up an Elaborate Defense
OF Pelagic Sealing-America
Only Desires to Save the Seal
Species-The Part Canada Has
Played.