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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22
AMERICAN HEROES
VIII Receive Some Consideration In Chi
cage after al the saints ana Reignlng
Monarohs are Cared For.


VIII Receive Some Confederation In Chi
cago after al the saints ana Reignlng
Monarchs arc Cared For.
CHICAGO, ILL, March Elm a Dip
lomatic letter TO the heads Of the city
departments. Mayor Washburn ironi-
cally calls attention 90 the city councils
order OF last night declaring Wednes-
day a holiday In honor of Emperor Will
liam's birthday. While nOminally obey
ing the order the message will have the
effect of multiplying 10. The order was
rushed through by a German alderman,
presumably as q rebuke 20 that body
for it's recent action In making ~.
Patrick's day a holiday. The conmu-
nicatiOn is as follows:
TO tie Heads Of Departments:
BY an order OF the City Council last
night the City Hall is ordered closed TO-
morrow. March %, for the transaction
OF public business, In order 20 properly
commemorate the birth OF his august
majesty, Emperor William OF Germany.
Pursuant 20 this order OF the honorable
City Council, you are hereby instructed
10 carefully observe toe order In Ques-
ton by closing your department. 20
the transaction Of business eX-
ceDting the routine business
pertaining TO your department. This
will require the retention during that
day OF all such employees 0s come In
contact with the public visiting your
department, and it viii also include all
those city employees who transact city
business outside the city hail. l desire
TO commend the spirit which dictated
the said setting apart of March the 18th
and ped by the city council as American
holidays. and trust that the council In
its wisdom having recognized the COS
mOpOliten character of the population
by granting holidays 20 the different
natlonalities whose blood here COM
mingles In the production OF
the American citizens will not
deprive the city employees OF
other nationalities Of opportunity 20
properly commemorate the birth Of all
dead saints aud heroes as we'll as the
birth OF all reigning mOnarchs. II the
catalogue of dead and living saints aud
monarchs be not sufficient to exhaust
the secular days of the year ] would
suggest that the Council as change
appropriate the few remaining days by
closing City Hall 10 order that we may
commemorate the birth Of some Ameri-
can hero.
lSignedl HEMPsTEAD WAsHBURNE,
Mayor.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22
Rear Of ITO and 1112 Main St. an
WOODSF FIELD.

WooDsFIELD, O., March 21.--Judge
Hamilton's brother and wife visited
him Monday.
Mr.. Vim. Gibson. Of Swazey, was in
town yesterday on business.
Miss NJ. A. Guthrie, matron OF the
Children's Home, has accepted a posi-
ton as matron of the Chidren's Home
at Xenia, Ohio.
Miss Title Cline will go to Chicago
the first of April.
Mrs. w. Il. Morris, OF Columbus, is
expected home to-day on visit.
Lawyer Buchanan will move into the
Pe:er Dorr house, formerly occupied by
Mr.. Mellott.
Mrs. John Armstrong sold her farm
to the Monroe Bank few weeks ago at
Armstrong. Mills and moved to Jerusa-
lem last week.
Mrs. Thurman Spriggs arrived home
yesterday. =,
Nick Armstrong spent Sunday here
with friends.
MIR. LaRoche, Of Bellaire, has been
here for several days talking music and
musical instruments TO his friends and
acquaintances.
A wedding is booked for the near fu-
ture.
Mr.. Lewis Steohr sold his house his
son lived in, a few days ago, to Mac Uilom
for 5000.
Miss Lille Steel went home Monday
suffering with gathering on her hand.
Harry Rouse. assistant z. M, has the
French measles.
VIM. Pennington, the Photographic
artist, is doing some fine work.
Mr.. Cam Mellott is moving In his new
house.
Mr.. W. c. Mooney is going to build
an addition to his house.
DR.. Hall has the foundation laid for
his new Office on Paul street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22

her Farewell Address to the American
People.

Her Farewell Address to the American
People.
New York. March 21.-Princess Vic
toria Kailualini has issued her farewell
address 10 the American people. 1t Is
as follows:
''IO the american People:
Before I leave this land want to
thank those whose kindness has made
my visit such a happy one. Not only
the hundreds Of hands l have clasped
nor the kind smiles / have met, but the
written words Of sympathy that have
been sent to me from SO many homes
have made me feel that whatever hap
pens 10 me i shall never be stranger
20 you again. 10 was 20 the American
people / spoke, and they heard me, as 1
knew they would; and now God bless
YOU For 10 from the beautiful city where
your first lady reigns 10 the dear Grip
pied boy who sent me his loving letter
and prayer.
lSigned "kATLUALINI.
Tho Princess viii sail for England to-
morrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22
The Rest TOBACCO Pouch.

The best tobacco bags are made not
Of leather or rubber, but Of the pouch
of a pelican. The monStrous membrane
which fills out the lower bill Of the pei
can is soft and thin, of very fine tex
ture, easily tanned, aud, when dressed,
being beautiful article of leather, pos
seSsing the quality Of being as imper-
viouS TO water as India rubber. Tobac-
co kept in II will never become dry but
retains its sweetness and aroma even
longer than when preserved In tin foil.
In the Southern seaboard States its
value is we'll understood, and tobacco
pouches made of it are very common
st. Louis Globe Democrat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22

200 pieces Lancaster Ginghan at 6hc yard.
One case Fine Dress Bingham at SC yard.
One case Indigo Blue Prints at sac yard.
One case Dark Nader Prints at &c yard,
One case Light Shifting Prints at 4s<c-
One case light half-wool Challies at loo I'd.
Two bales fine yard-wide Unbleached Muslin
at 4Slc yard.
One case fast edge Linen Crash at &c yard.
Is pieces 6O-inch Unbleached Danask Table
Linen at 4Sc, worth Csc yard.
10 pieces Unbleached DamaSk Table Linen at
24c. worth 55c yard.
100 White Crochet Quilts in MarseilleS Pat
terms at soc, cheap at sL0O.
80 dozen bordered crepe Towels. size 1885,
only 12hc.
Many other bargains in Table Linens, Towels,
Spreads and Crashes
100 ga fringed chenille Table Covers at &c
each.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22
New Regulations for Imports.

WAsHINGrON, ID. c., March 2l.-Secre-
tary Carlisle has issued a circular in re-
gard to the importation OF animals for
breeding purposes, which mOdifes the
existing regulations by making them in
some respects less stern. The prev Ors re
Quiremeut Of 'fOur-tOp-CroSSes'i is reduced
10 three-tOp-crosses." Whenever the re-
ouired certificates cannot be furnished at
the time Of the arrival of the animals
and the collector is satisfied from other
evidence that the animals would be en-
titled to free entry, they may be so admitted
In bond for the production of the required
certificate. A new list OF recognized reg
istries has been promulgated for the guild
Gnce Of collectors Of customs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22
Too Much Eloksty Legislation.

The majority Of statutes passed by
the various legislative bodies in the
United States are stumbling, uncertain
in phraseOlogy and meaning and fruit
ful sources of litigation. The number
OF bills presented in Congress is mon
strols and the proportion OF them
passed, small as il is, is far too large.
The good nature of legislators, the silly
habit Of introducing bills "by request, "
the anity or folly OF crankS and errOne-
Gus ideas OF the providence and power
of federal legislation have the blame TO
bear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22

GEO. M. sNooK & co.
Here Is Money-Saving
Information.

80 a fringed chenille Table Covers, extra
quality. handsome styles, S1.39 each.
IS pairs fringed chenille Curtains. with fame
borders and plain centres, S4.IS pair, worth
$3.50
20 dozen ladies, full fashioned fast black cot
ton Hose at I6c pair.
10 dozen children's fast black cotton Bicycle
Hese, 19c small sizes, 2Ic large sizes
10 pieces hemstitched India Linen, with mar
row hem, at CSC a yard. worth soc.
10 pieces hemstitched India Linen, with wild
hem, at 29c, worth 45c.
so dozen Ladies Percale Shirt Waists st 4Sc,
worth 75c.
Baby Caps from @5c to $500 each.
Many handsome new styles in embroidered
cashmere Baby Coats.
Handsome PLAIN and figured Dress Nets soc
to $50 yard.
Beautiful designs in black brocaded India
Silks, direct from the mill
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22

MrLwAUKEE, WIS, March 21.-At the
national headquarters of the @. A. II. it is
stated that 10 is not thought of abandoning
indianapolis as the place for holding the
National Encampment. Adlutant General
Gray says that the encampment proper
consists Of about one thousand men, who
meet 10 transact business. and that they
Wiu assemble 90 the appointed time and
place regardless Of what may be done in
the way OF preparing % entertain the
crowds that viii meet simply as matter Of
pleasure Some of the Indiana G.. A. L.
men talked Of asking the council OF admin
istratiOn % change the place Of meeting, but
nothing Of the kind was done.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22

PROVIDENCE. r.. l., March 2I-The Re
publican convention organized at II o'clock
this morning in Music Han. with Walter
II. Barney as chairman and Eugene K.
Warner as secretary, this temporary or
ganization being made permanent
ID. Russell Brown, OF Providence, was
unanimously renOminated for Governor,
and Edward Il. Allen, of Huntington, was
nominated for Lieutenant Governor. The
minor places on the ticket were then filed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22

AANeAe N4ty St~f.
The idea OF keeping the Worlds Fair
open for year is a good one. Six
months time is entirely inadequate, and
certainly interest In the exhibition can
be maintained for twelve months.
Everybody should be afforded an oppOr-
tunity 70 see the greatest show on
earth" The people should be given a
chance to see the wonders OF nature and
art AID see the m at their leisure and in
comfort
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22

A Foreign Substance Lodged In the Vermi
form ApPendage.

SAN Francisco. March 2L-John w.
Mackay is in a dangerous condition,
and it is said he may die within twenty
four hours. The trouble is not directly
the result OF the bullet wound inflicted
by Assassin Rippey. Some foreign sub
stance has lodged in the veriform ap-
pendage and has made him seriously III.
In the weakened condition, due to his
recent wound, this new trouble IS
deemed extremely dangerous. He had
a bad time Of 1t last night, AID cable
messages were sent TO his wife aud son
warning them OF the dnnger. II the
patients condition is such as to make II
possible, an operation will be reformed
as a last resort.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22

WASHINGTON, d. c., March 21.-The Cab
net meeting, which began at IL O'Clock,
curtailed the time for receiving callers 70
one hour Among those who saw MI
Cleveland was ex-Speaker Thomas b. Reed,
who had a pleasant interview with the
President Ifhe did more than pay MS re-
spects, he failed to say so when he came
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22
me- Rrvolters Fleeing.

NEW YORK, March 2l.-The Herald's
correspondent at Rivera telegraphs that
General Portugal cavalry regiment OF 800
men have charged on the city. OF Santa
Anna. The Governor General Isadore
Fernando with 1850 troops is In hot pur--
suit ofthe revolters who are feeling toward
Bage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22
he Was Engaged.

"What system of shorthand do you
use?" asked the merchant Of the appli-
cant for the place.
Il don't use shorthand at all, sir. I
have been an actor. sir, and my exper-
fence in writing stage letters has given
me speed which no shorthand writer
could ever hope to attain"
You'll do. Name your own salary"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22

PHuADELPHIA. PA, March 21-Thomas
Hart. Jr., attorney for the Receivers OF
the Philadelphia and Reading Railroad
this afternoon presented a petition 20
Judge Dallas 10 the United STATES Circuit
Court asking for the issuance of Receivers
certificates. Judge Dallas az once began
considering the petition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22
FOR SALE.

Zine form, iSs acres, on National roils. nlrs
mites east Of city on easy terms.
Psrm 20 acres. -four miles north Of eiiyt -
place for dairy business.
House l0rooFns Fifteenth street. with md
Improvements.
House 5 rooms, sIxtesnth street. " 900.
house 6fooms, Fourteenth street. ESD.
House rooms, Charles street, Centre WIS
ing. $50
House rooms, Aoysion street, Sixth ward. ID
spIeuded condition. oak fnish inside, H.col
House rooms Twentythird strest, q 70.
Hosse rooms, North Market stress. u 80.
Ecase rooms 90 EOf street. Centre Wheel
ing lot 25yi29 feet q 900
SIX lots 10 good locations In Park Fis~'
Two half lots in HAnGlAn's sdditisn. chssp
on easy terms.
xsrkeI street. busIsess property ss nodsrass
p' Lcis At east snd Tussty-ihird street OF sasy
' Three houses. NOys.sa street. sziA yard.
- on Twenty ninth street 49,
Oue-bslf lot on caapiine street. slrth vafa
%, ons.s.H Ies On HccoIiocA s:r.st csairs
ora 81 fAs bsst manufscturine sitssin tas
f,v ffoutlnG On sWo RAILROADS
- r7oJ ilsO00 aud ZOO 70 loan on city rsai
estate.
NESBITT & DEvINE.
tsls ~ harksi susst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22

BATTLE CREEK. MICH, March 2l-The
grievance committee OF the Chicago x
Grand Truna railroad conductors has
been in secret hession here, and has sent
its report 70 hperintendent Atwater az
Detroit Tb lature Of the report cannot
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22

SAN FRANcIscO, March 21.-The Sub
Treasury has received the first consign-
ment OF $4,000 10 gold in response 70 the
recent call Of Secretary Carlisle upon the
banks Of the country. To came tom the
City National Bank OF Denver.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22

CATALosUB AND PAMPHLET WORK
HaVIag the raoss oonpists equipment In
18th 1nchinrry and material, the West Firgin-
Ia Printing Conpsny are prepared 70 tara out
~rInfing Of tkis class In the most approved
srys. asd In fht shortest tine EsilnEtes far
VENTING co. Is Bsrkst strsst
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22
A WORD
To Those Who Contemplate Studying
chorthSnd

You will make 3 grave mistake II you un-
]ertake 10 prepare thoroughly for hlling hrst'
class position SIS amsnuensis outside OF .
school supplied with all necessary facilities
for thoroughness and with an old and well
esta bIished reputation, where you can be
thoroughly drilled in Grammar, Spelling,
Punctuation, use OF Capitals, etc. as vel as
efficiently prepared in Bookkeeping and ONCE
Work, as business men now require. Inc
reputation OF such \ school is worth 10 you.
In obtaining a situation, the entire cost OF
tuition with private part or in so-called
Shorthand School. DO not make this mis-
take. Call and see us frst.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22
Cor 5ale-3araI osstatr.

dor sALE-oNE OF TIE BEST LOTS on
II S0utt Broadway, 5lit feet front Enquire
OF FRANK G. SWIFT. $50 South Broadway,
fe26h
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-03-22

Real Estate ACCEPTS aud coiieetof4. Hetsfis
Public. 81 Zane street. Island. fe7ec
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-04

he was surveyor. He csme here dlrect
from the maternal roof to begin the ardu-
GUS and. at that time, dangerous work of
the lands.of Thomas. Lord Fair
fax. who owned all the northern part OF
Virginia under the kings patent; the work
OF the country. .hen u dense wilderness.
and dangerous because Of the character of
tho Inhabitants. who were principally In
dians or scarcely less wild trappers or
squatters upon his lordship's domain.
Washington had been selected by the old
nobleman because of his belief In the
Youths ability to cope with these elements,
and the young surveyor left his home on
the banks Of che Potomac early in 1748, just
after the completion of his sixteenth year.
his only companion being George William
Fairfax, nephew of old Lord Thomas.
Whether these boys erected tho building or
found it already in place history does not
state, but we'll authenticatsd tradition says
they built IL themselves. That thev used
1t for an Office. kept their instruments
there and slept in the upper room. there is
homo of Lord Fairfax, was about ten miles
south of this little hut. which Irving says
was mot far from the Shenan-
doah," and about twelve miles from the
present town OF Winchester. Hero. during
all the summer of 1748 when not actively
engaged in the field, they we're busy with
their office work or in defining bounds for
the settlers. Washington frequently wrote
home from here, and nearly all Of his letters
the settlers.
The old hut has, IN the memory of the
present Renet alton, done duty as a milk
house" for farmers. OF the dense copse OF
trees which Howe says shaded tho spring,
only tall and sturdy elm remains.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-04
PRIVATE BANK FAILS.


Expected to Resume In Few Days and
&W~ Pay In Full.
CHICAGO, juno 3-Hsrman Schaffnsr &
Co., private bankers. made an assignment.
The firm il the largest private concern in
Chicago or the northwest. dealing exclu
sively in commercial paper. Tho firm il
also about the Oldest of its kind in Chicago.
An investigation developed the fact that
the assignment was the direct result OF the
disappearance Of Herman Schaffner, the
senior member of the firm. 1t is said that
tho bank had been in straits for somo days,
and that its difficulties preyed very heavily
on Schaffner's mind. He left the bank yes
terday afternoon and has not been seen
since. though diligent search was made
for him.
The attorney for the bank made state
ment in which he says II is expected that
the suspension will be only temporary and
was made only because SchaHner's disap-
pearanoe was likely to cause distrust. The
tirm dealt In mortgages which il sold on
their merits without endorsement and IL
country will lose anything. aud he feels
sure tho firm will pay IN full.
CHICAGO, June 3.-The great Grant loco
motive works. which were moved here from
New jersey . couple of years ago. being
pressed by some of its creditors and in Or
der to provide ready cash. has called q
meeting OF its stockholders. Tho recent
strike prevented the IillinR of contracts.
which 10 the cause of the trouble. The
company il solvent, with assets greatly sx-
ceeding the liabilities.
KoKoMo. Ind, Juno 3-The grand jury
investigating the Gresntown bank failure
will not report before tuesday morning
but the evening pape,s hers announce viii
much positivsnsss that indictments have
been found against Ex-Gov. Chase. John
| w. Paris and Cashier Walden. 1t is also
said an indictmsns was found against
| Zimri Duggins, of Columbia National banl
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-04
DOCTOR AND PATIENT.
Latter Died OF Heart Failure, Tovnaa
Committed Suicide.

Latter Died OF Heart Failure, Tevnev
Committed Suicide.
CHAuTAuouA. N. Y, June 8.-A most ps-
culiar fatal incident took place here this
evening. Mrs. Cotton. well-known widow
of this place, won't to the Office Of Dr. Ell
derkins to receive professional tfeatment.
About an hour afterwards y lady who lives
in the house in which the doctor has An
Office. found Mrs. Cotton lying On
the floor dead. and the doctor on the lounge
in dying condition. A letter found lyina
on q table reads: MRS. Cotton died 0{
heart failure and have taken my own life
with morphine used hypodermicAlly. No
use; can't save; NO need of autopsyj must
die. but hate to leave my friends"
The doctor has since died. His will voo
found in bundle Of pagers lying By hia
side.
CHICAGO, June 3.-Hotsl Mstropols. tho
fashionable hotel ut which McLanry ended
his life this mo- ming. had another sensation
late to-nighs, when Augustus VictoSsou,
wealthy board OF trade man. stSanRlsu
himself with the cord of his drsssinQ QoWn.
No cause for the suiolde 10 known except
despondsncy.
CH1cAao. June 3.-T. g. McLouTy, . re-
tired capitalist and planter Of Louisiana,
stopping hero with his family for the surne
msr, committed suicide at Metropolis hotsl
this morning on account Of business re-
verses, by cutting his throat.
The Helena independent. [volume] (Helena, Mont.) 1875-1943, 1893-06-04
Is Proceeding Calmly, but the
Activity Of the Parties Has
Not Relaxed.
Tho Semi Official Press Stopped
From Printing Sensational
War Rumore.
william Becoming Very Guarded In His
speeches virshow Dsaounces the
Govern ments Aggressive Policy.

BERLIN. juno 3.--The electoral campaign
proceeds calmly on tho whole, but the ac-
tivity Of the several parties does not abats,
and all ths various factions are striving in
every way TO secure The election Of their
candidates. New candidates are appearing
daily. The public generally manifssts
comparative indifference a. TO the outcome
in contradistinotion TO tbs elections Of 1878
and 1887 The semi. official prsss has boon
stopped in its attempts to create war alarms
and its suggestions or Inducements TO
bring about party adhsyion to tho army
bill. Tho government II qnisscsnt. It's
attitude, whether inspired by prudence or
higher moral principle. II An entirely new
experience here aud perplsxing to the
minds Of the bureauerets, who are aocus-
toned to get official inspiration - TO how
they should work upon electoral districts.
So intent is the emperor to prevent any
remark of his that would bs apt TO be nis-
construed from reaching the public that
after yssterdsy's review Of tho Berlin Rarri-
son upon Tsmpelhofer fold, only limited
circle Of generals and oolcnsls were per-
mitted to hear his majesty's address.
In the absence of official guidance the
papers supporting the army bill are getting
mp independent sensations. Thus the
Cologne Gazette. sxpatiatina on the thesis
that providence sides with ths nation hav-
ing the largest battallons, effectively ad-
dnces the official date Of the war of 1870.
DR.. Virohow, speaking In Berlin on the
Same theme, attacked the government for
preparing for aggressive war. and declared
that the ministry was ready TO seize an op-
perfume time or event to ovsrstsp justi6able
limits. Thsrsupon the North German
Gazette declared that the emperor did not
intend aggression ON any side. The gov
eminent, 1t added, has perslstently endsav-
ered to convince foreign powers that Ger
many's ruling policy was peaceful one.
as would secure the empire against attack.
The leading party feature during the
week has been the declaration OF the
sgrarian and anti semitic factions In favor
of the army bill on condition that the
chancellor modifcs his commercial policy.
Changes in the position Of several groups,
as a whole, tend to favor the government
Catholics throughout Alsaoe- Lorraine are
hostile 10 the military bill, and will conte ri
every district in the province. Priests will
stand for election in several districts
Baron Won Saurma Jeltsch. envoy extra
ordinary and minister plsnipotentiary fo,
Prussia at the court of Stuttgart w urtem-
burg has been appointed ambassador te
Wa iii n oton