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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-26
In A CHURCH..
A Terrible Array YESTERDAY Near Carroll
Ton, Mss, II Which One Ian Was
Killed and Two Wounded

MEMPHIS, TENN, November 25. "A
fight occurred a. a church hear Carroll
too. Miss, to-day between officers and
a murderer. and as a result one man is
dead and two others wounded.
Ben p. Chatham, the Marshal Of
Carrollton, and d. {. Brewer, a deputy
sheriff, left to-day Tor Eaoa Church,
ten miles south Of CarroiJou, 20 arrest
Claude L. Moss, who IS charged with
murder al Monticello, Drew county,
Ark, and who bad been a fugitive from
justice FOR more than year.
When the officer approached, Moss
thew his hand 10 his hip pocket O. ii
10 draw ais pistol, when the officer
grabbed him. Moss, being a stout and
powerful mao, resisted TIE off,
GERS, when both or ers pulled
their reVolvers. They scuf-
fed with Moss until they
reached the church door, thir.y feet
away, when Moss had succeeded 10 Al
most wrenchlng Brewer pistol from
his hand, aud fred IL once az Chat
ham, but Brewer Knocked the pistol
uu aud caught the bullet Ia bisiarm, In
dieting a serious wound. lie then
rammed Brewers pistol into Chatham
breast aud pulled the trigger
again and again, but Brewers hsnd
caught the trigger sId the pistol only
snapped. HIS hand. however. vas ter
rioiy cut. BY this time Chatham had
freed BIS pistol tram Moss grasp and
f,sd sIY bullets into MIN. killing him
almost Instantly. Intense excitement
prevailed a. the church sud scores Of
women tainted.
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WEST CSiOy, ". VA, November q.
Circuit court il Q session here, Judge
T. p. Jacobs on the bench. The grand
Jury were discharged 90 THURSDAY, a.
ter iuding indictments against william
Martin aud Dudley Powell for burglary,
for breaking into Frsshure & Co. :
store a. Norzau-viile. and an indict-
rnent against Madigan Clemens. felony,
for forging an order % the L. ;. EX-
press agent for one-bz!i gallon Of Wb.s-
KEY. and - indictments FOR misdeHeau-
ors, principhiiy for retailing spurious
.quOri.
Among the attorneys from abroad We
notice the following attending Court
here this week: Messrs. Smith D.TurDer
and Hutchinson, oi Parsers5urE; Judge
MARVEL. John Basel n. q. SperrJ.
and Lewis C. Lawson. Of CiarEsburg;
=. T. Ayrss and Z :. Biair, Of Ritchis
County: David S8o1grass and g. u
RzlDhsnyder, oi Marion county; James
Burnzardusrs Of SsisD, and ". y.
Hoze. Of Wheeling. Judge jacobs has
announced that hereafter TIE maximum
penalty would be imposed on liquor
sellers. which Il 500 ine and three
months In Imprisonment 10 jail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-26
SMALL rALE
ainor a,sssr. - .Iassr,s srisI' ana
Pithny rBiE

ainor Nssssrs - .Iassrs's sris1r ans
Pithny rpiI
OPEa1 HorsE-Narls Wainwright 10 -Daszh
ter % EV.
Cz,vD OrEl4 HogsE--Tss Police Inspse-
TOT
TrRKETs for Thanksgiving are being
sod very cheap.
Two druuxs and cisorderi-es were run
IN o. the police lssL night
TIE drst rehearsal % tie ~ Itch o.
EncorT vii take pace 20 day.
IHE stationary engireers VIII RiTe 9
musical AID literary entertainment a.
Ar.or Hal uext SstgrCsy evening
II Is u0t get Known how n1ca was Gear
q OF tde Hospital bazaar last week, Dlt
the net proceeds E-l reach handsome
sun
Taz work1en are roofing the rev House
K Hermann ouiidins. c1rnsf FJ1rise1ih
and Market streets. II VII - ready Tor
occupancy On February !.
TIE u1mDer o. traUps WHO sper1 tre
night il the basement o. TIE CRY Building
8 ircreasing. z1d Lielt Gs1s face wears
. perplexe1 l0ox these DAYS u - hard
natter % discriminate between feserTlng
ard uudeserv.rg cases. Sc.ce 8iEl;s aB
many a. s.Igy b12s ara q-2r-ersc ~ re
g.l.1 N.
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Result ofanruuken Row.

OMAHA. November 25.-A special 20
s-e g.. from EasuuEs, Iowa, SAYS:
Asa result u . genera. drunk sn1
the careless handling OF revolver,
sool, midnight .ssi night Poi. Booth
va, B, sd 8ui Charles B.cktord ser,-
ol,Iy wounded. TIE shooting vas done
-v A Der, Bowen. Tee ueu were drink
i1ca-A livery stable and Bowen under
-51s Cd maze sII present dance. Wlus
f-lu-a q. B Sf1rc. Booth vas stsucs oy
o Stay 1-. 20 AID died a. hour ater.
B.cs.-rl Eas struck 10 toe knee. Bowen
escaped. AL tL-5e were farmers living
near Hastings TIE authorities have
ceec .c1stcg 'or ise murderer al oay,
without success. He IS supposed % be
cClras a5 Boz tte heavy timber 10 TIE
northern part % the county.
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The Ousen Regent Of spain and Unitsd
states Omcsr. Erohangs Courtsciss.

The Oussn Regent 81 spain aud Uaitsd
STATES Omcsr. Erohangs Courtsciss.
NABEiD. November 25.-Commsnder
Wuli4m a. BrOwus0n and the other
officers % the United states cruiser
Detroit. were TO-DAY given 40 audiences
By Queen Regeot Her Majesty eI.
pressed her admiration and Der graz.
tgds ior tho reception gfaBtsd The IN
fAnta EgiaIa on the occasion OF ibe
Istter's visit % America. a. the repre-
sentative Of tbe Q1esD Regent Her
Majesty also sad tnat shs greatly oD-
preclated toe respect shown Tor spain
az toe Chicago Columbisu Exposition.
Later a recsDti0n Ias giFen 20 ths
officers a. TIE American Legation, sub
sequsnt % which they we're guests Al a
banquet az To Army and Navy COB.
some q tue ships oaicsfs paid yisiS
20 the Duke % Vsrsggs, iiDsai de-
scs1dsnt OF Christopher Columbus. The
Duke AID hisb brother visited TIE United
STATES lBst year
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sIsIsasyILLE sOIEz

grsrEzsvrLrz. Eovenber Tbs
os.pts q the Eare,-s Pipe Ike conrsfty
for toe fTe1fy-folf bCsrs er14zf tols
rs1rrt.Z 81 o'c.scx. a. reDorted ~ tfe
esginssrs a. ne Tlisile glmg sisfio1, Nefe
- sEs7 barrels. 81 inCresss 20 Sco1t z,pD
oFsr z-osnt rep5--s1 yesler11E. ne %
~ reoelpts fgr fbs Wsek cling ~ fos
sa1se Ice. Wss 81 - 54rre.s. c1EiJ 2Fer-
sxe 30 q Il-sssf 5arrsls.
n 4. Efealey. % Seq Nsrlcsgllie. -
tre assst q frleLcs Iu - citf.
lee Jr. D. T. 4 81 W. Ia . fp>c'zl
Tas-x xssdvl1z serglcs 10 kl1s's b4,l - , p,
u EeT. A. n. DH1cy. c, Ne - r.
Chures. Wi 1e.lrer f1e lsfrfss-
s Elgssiins Vzs - Psr<srs31rs to-1ayl
O. ogsiEeEa-
So. 81. J. Jseksca, O. Eiizaoeto. w
" sz raezE e. tEs Arlazto1 to-fzy.
RI. y. Wzttsrs. - L.eaesto1s, Pa, -
cus.rsss visitor ,D-csT.
Mr Herzoerz. pEgpr-e-rr g ~ -,
site sore, . V.sitihg EIsa "a family
Gsss Dsss rs.srrsd isss sre-isg fran Z
cZatl1gtglc ~ t1e river
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-26
IEE NEWS IN BalgF.

A. S.7u.e Cr.s-o. Wssh. Friday STOW
side 6urist te1 zs7- Al o-t o-s we're RS
c-sd alive
TIE YzIs fzcultT s-s i5ci-sd . SAT-
down q foot c.zG II TIE f-t1re, CT tcco11t
q tzs rOIE1nsss o. ne spcrL
TIE Ca-zese are te-sgrzp1inz 5-hz1ezsi
from Sez1<1z5 -1st re Zews CT he cap
ture of P0rt Arthz- 8 false, Gc1 p hey
have 81. 90 Esz tosTs
He-zut u Kirc-caiizr. At sriez1
WHO 5gure1 p-Ozine1tlF IL tae Pa Ezert
% Rsiiss0as during the Worlds EEl-. 5
orxznszizg associations IN tEis T1try.
hzFing for TIE oo.sc. The zzeTic - cs
Ine ccr1itio1 q LIS native lzz1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-26

lltical party enjoys a monopoly OF ad-
ministrative talent.
The local postoffice Is closely con-
nected with the everyday life OF the
people who patronize II; and nothing Is
further from the principles OF nome
rule and majority rule than TO force a
change whatever occurs. Yet this Is
what happens, and is bound 10 happen as
long as the postoffices remain In the
public mind, and hence in the practlce
of the government associated Win
politics.
The postal service must either be
taken out OF tie political held altogeth-
er and surrounded with the same con
dltiOns which conduce TO the health oi
a private business. or be divided Tor ad-
ministrative purposes, into two sections
the one political and the other non-po-
litical. each under a separate head, so
that the executive authority on the
non-political side shall not be required
10 give any of his thought 10 the I'm
provemeut Of the postal system"
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CAUGHTONT THE BRIDGE.
A Terrible Accident on the B. & 0.
Near Cumberland.
THREE VICTIMS OF A TRAIN.
Isaac Taylor and Vito and Miss
Kidwell Made anAwful Blunder,
and Were Hurled From a Bridge
Into the Potomac River.
Sr,oel,s ~ Ss5sg-

I
CUMBERLAND, ND, Novamber 25.-
This morning Isaac Taylor and wife
and q Miss KidweIl we're killed by the
cars st South Branch. West Virsinis,
station on The Baltimore And Ohlo road
about fourteen miles east Of the ciIy.
The three people we're on their way 10
church on foot, aud were crossing the
railroad bridge a. that point, when
they were struck by engine No. 1903,
which was pulling west bound irain
No A.. and killed
Il seems that they we're wAlkI ng on
the right side Of the track aud as there
isa quick turu 10 the road az the bridge
they could nor see the near approach
iuE train. but hearing the whistle aud
thinking the train was 90 their side OF
the track they stepped over on the LETT
track, apd 10 doiag s1 stepped right Ia
front OF the engine aud were All three
Knocked OIL The bridge ilfo The POto-
mac river. some thirty feet below. The
bodies were horribly maugled.
Mr.. Taylor was prominent farmer
% that locality, and was well known
here. He was about sixty years old.
Miss Kldwell was the daughter OF 3
wsll.tO-do farmer aud vas about eigh-
teen years Of age. She was quite a
belle 10 that locality. All .hs parties
% the sad occurrence live 40 south
Bra1cb.
The family dog which was With lhe
Tay.ors was killed. bat strange ~ say
was not Knocked % tho bridge. No
blame IS attached % tue trainmsn -
the curye-in tLs road mado 10
Die Tor them % see anT Que
b.idge 10 time 90 stop TIE train.
After the accident tba "a
stopped and 40 eI1ft was o.
cover the bodies. bDt owl
depth % the water tnis eos
done and the train cane 90
being "a hour late. The
taken from tde wafer latar'
remains were said ~ Ue e born
The funeral OF the unfOftnuaN
will take place Tuesday. TsIs y
been thrown into . state of eKcits
over the sad affair. Taylor was 3
ness here 90 Court sIl ihe past week
and dld not reach hu home uutl late
last night
$. Y. 1861 vas killed last night ~
being struck by az euglne on the Cum
berIand and Pennsylvania road az
point about twenty miles from here.
lie was married ald leaves a family.
Hs home Was a. Wesisrnp0rt, MafJ-
land
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-26
MONEY NEEDED
To Put the Income Tax Feature OF the
Revenue Law Into Operatton-Comm mis-
sioner miller is Confident Congress VIII
Make An Appropriation.

sioner niiIsr fs Confident Congress VIII
Make An Appropriation
/ Srsetg! % re hegts,sr.
WAsHIyGroN, November 25.-Com-
missioner Of Internal Revenue Miller
I feels no anxiety about the fate or the
apuropriation which will De asked OF
the coming session Of Congress 10 de
fray the expenses OF putting the income
tax law into effect The amount aske q
viii. IL IS said, DC 10 the neig hoorhood
OF half a million dollars. Mr.. Miller
takes the position that az the income
tax is now part of the law Of the land.
Congress will not hesitate
about providing the means for
carving the law into effect. To meet
the necessary expenses Of the govern
meut the $50, Zoo 900, which u is eI-
uscted will De derived from the tax on
incomes, will be absolutely necessary.
II is not reasonable 10 suppose tha:
Congress will adjourn without making
provision for the collection OF this
money from those who are liable 10 the
tax. There will, OF course. be oppo-
siiiOn 70 the appropriation 10 both
House aud Senate. The opposition will
be very strong 10 the latter body, Sen
ator Hill leading IL. But IL is not an
ticipated that Hill will care 10 20 10 the
extreme Of flli0usterinz 10 defeat the
appropriation. he will emphasize MS
position on the question by another
speech and some di.iatOry tao
tics. bu, in the end will allow the dis
plted item 20 20 through.
Comm ssiouer Miller has furnished
his annual report Of the operations OF
the Internal Revenue Bureau, aad IL
will be made public the middle Of mex,
week. Il will rot contain any new re-
c5hmeudaIioIs 0f consequence, q 10 is
Dot thought advisable 10 urge new leg
islation oa a short session OF Congress.
Mr Wayne Ferguson, specia. agent
OF the Internal Revenue Bureau 10
charge OF tue Virginia district, vas 10
Washington yesterday on public ousi-
ness
Mr. George ". Thompson, President
OF the Ohio River railroad. aud Mr..
Nelson Chancellor, Of Parkersourg.
have been 10 the city for : couple Of
days on business and pleasure. They
gave a box party 10 few friends o.
Wednesday evening.
Mr. eide BuhoEton and wife snd
Mr.. Hugh Hzgsn and wife. Of Huo-
tiazt0u, are here On their bridal tours.
They viii enjoy their honeymoon 10
ss.ug the sights o. WashioEton.
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AWh..lIpg 80 eIInded.

ELYE.A, O., Novsn Der 2j.-Seyera
uen in the employ Of tue American
Telegraph aad Telephone Company
we're terribly Injured yesterday oy an
explosion Of dynamite near tti, city.
Tnsy 2 laced g charge 10 hole intended
for pole, out the fuse was short and
the explosion occurred when the me1
were stand dog over L.
Emmett &cGlkin, % N1rEaIk, Ohio,
vas fatally injured, his face osing
mashed into pulp sn1 ais brains pro-
truded. Hogh Wilson, OF wheeling.
vas struck in the face and will lose
both eyes Three o;asr mea we're IN
frraF
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JUST IN TINE.
The Fortunate Arrival of Judge Saved
Youns Lady Trouble.


DENVER, Col, November 25.-N a.
ter Z. Hall, stenographer In Judge
Glynn's court, after taxing the keeiy
cure, relapsed into MS former blbuious
habits and mis- friends have noticed tnat
Ct late his mind seemed to be affected.
One Of his Authorizations is that ha Is a
single man, although he has a wife and
child living at Holyoke, Colo. He be-
came engaged TO Miss Matte L. Miller,
Of this city, and the marriage was 10
have taken place last night Judge
Glvnn got wind OF the affair and ar
rived al the house OF Miss Miller just as
Rev. Kerr R. Upper was about to pro-
nounce the words that would have
made Hall q bigamist. The ceremony
was stopped and Hall was arrested.
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81. PErEEsBUEs. November - Car
Nicholas 90 ths OCCASION q bis marriags
q Princess AIiE, % Hesss. vii issue .
uaoifestO % cisneHcy rsDitting arrears
o. taxes and mo1ifYioz ssntsncsa
The Ogciai Bcssmger Dsb.ishes cir
eular Issued bY IL Majesty conysJinE
bis thanks % 40 classes ior its sgmpa-
thy nsnlls.tsd % she death 81 Gar
Alexander. sud con nss1ilg The sIsD-
pisry order % toe people fgfigE tns
fgnsrai ceremonies. Zach policeman
receives grstsl;Y Oi0rs fs5ie from iss
Car
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The Part BE Took in the New York
Election
SHARPLY CRITICIZED BY ABISHOP.
The Catholic Cathedral OF Roches-
ter the Scene of Somewhat
Sensational Sermon, Yesterday
Morning g-BishopMcQuaidTalks
in a Very Plain Manner TO His
Congregation Upon Election
Methods.

ROCHESTER,, Y. Y, November 25.-Blsh-
op McQuaid at the Roman Catholic Catne-
dral in this city, preached a sensational
sermon, in which he denounced the action
Of Archbishop Ireland in coming TO this
State and taking part in the last political
campaign.
In his sermon Bishop McQuaid said that
in his forty. seven years Of priesthood be
had never put himself under obligations 70
any political party and for twenty-seven
years be has never cast vote, out
anxiety not 70 put il in any mans power TO
say that he had voted for one party or tae
olner Following IS an extract OF the
sermon:
Having said this much by way Of pre-
face, l viii now advert 70
THE LATE SCANDAL
which causes these remarks. Every Cath
Ole having respect for his Bishops and
priests, and tue uOnor and the good name
of his Church. must have been panied aud
mortified when be learned during the late
political campaign that one OF our bish-
COS, the Archbishop Of -. Pau, cast
10 one side the traditions OF the
past aud entered the political arena
ike any laymau. The newspapers were
careful 10 keep the public duly informed Of
his arrival in New York weeks before tue
election: OF his appearance on the p alIorm
al ratification meetings, surrounded 0y
the leaders Of the Republican party OI MS
views on political questions, strongly eA-
pressed through interviews carefully pre-
pared for the press, and OF nls mlngilng 10
- HHIs.sI~ an Il Ha.a
tisaus on the uigat Of the election.
81 contend thai this coming 20 New
York OF tue Archbishop Of 81 Pau 70
take part IN political cOatest, was unalg-
ulhed,
DIsGRACEFCL TO MS EPISCOPAL OFFICE
and q scandal in the eyes Of al right mind
ed Catholics or both parties.
IL was furthermore piece
Of dIes0me interference on his part 70
come from nls STATE. break down al dis
cipline among our priests aud justify the
charges OF those IuImical % Us Juat priests
are p4rtisans AID use their ohces aud oP-
portunities for political work.
.If Archbishop Ireland has made him
self as cons spicu0Us In favor Of the Demo
cratic party. he would be Just As blame
WORTHY, 10 ny estimation. II his conduct
iu -zIs last political campaign were not
ceusured and condemned, il would not be
possible for me 70 retain tue priests u THIS
diocese from
INITIATING Els EXAMPLE,
and descending from the pulpit % the po-
uuca. platform and marshallng their par
lsni0uers up 70 the polls on tue day Of the
election. Not one Of them but has al
eQua. right with his Grace OF
s.. Pau % turn electioleerlng
again for one party or another and aosent
himself from bis parish, as the Arcn bishop
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wi ling 10 Ee,l.a.
Hezei 70 e, Res.E-

ZASEsvILLE, o, November 15.-Ai
the morning services A. TIE First Pres
byteriau Church this morning, the pas
;or. Rev. !. c. Holiday, made 4 brief
statement 10 reply 70 the charges that
have been made against hin oi being
tyrauiczl and oysf5szrinz, q haying
driven the young people from TIE
church, q being 0isnsiye 70 the older
men oers. ard failure as 8 pastor zen
srsIIy. II these charges befifue," be
said. ..Isbzl resign 81 once. There will
be : congrezsiioosi meeting nsIi Tues
day uight, AID II majority favor Nv
retiring shall % so. I shall 1ake 10
defense" The statement WAS listened
70 By = congregation that siled the
church % oysrfoSinx.
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OMAHA. NEB-. November 15.-A new
a1- lalE-r5Cs counterfeit aas made Is
appearance 10 Omaha IL IS a = silver
certificate, has t1s portrait OF William
N.r-ou an The signature W. :. Rose
c-ar>. Register % :le Treasury, al1 A.
b. N---zsr. Treasurer % i1s Unitet
states. series % lsS-, ana oi tne oIste
-B --3" TIE workmanship : tce,
a-1 tLe OIL. viii pass a most suywt-r=.
Tls oa-y seas feature % the 5.lis iae
Ec.es CON c1sIaE The paper.
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As.sid.nee Rsrned.

sDE~tGl - ~ H<s--.rr-
EUSTIyGIoy. IS. Va, November z5.
On 2srrsst's Creek, this cOuat7. the
house O. Ms. Mary Disrt0o c2-gbt Ere
from i've Goals fsitog from . crate 81
t1o o'clock this morzinz. scd Ehes the
family vas awakened The sailrs strGc-
i8rs Has ons mass o. 1z1fs. u vas
VITA tiEcEity tsst they etcEve1 from
tbs houss. Water D.r-on was struck
~ buroioE tf1osr. AID ssr.orsiJ
burned. TIE loss z1ouots % 6fsseG
hundred dollars
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Japanese side. It is estimated that 'ne
Chinese loss was over 1000 killed ana
wounded. Several thousand were taAea
prisoners. The japanese have taken quite
eighty guns aud mOrtars that were IN use
fn the captured forts and redOuots, ana
many Others that were found in the oocA
ward. Tnev have also captured an In
uense quantity Of ammunition, completely
equipped torpedo stores and large quaint
ties Of rice and beans.
A dispatch from Shanghai describing the
fight says that
THE CHIEF STAND
wss made az the chain Of forts at Hausnln-
Chan. overlooking the narrow channel
leading 20 the inner port. Hundreds OF
Chinese were killed there.
A dispatch o the Times from Hiroshima
saws t1at during the attack on Port Arthur
the japanese fleet assisted tue land troops.
All the Chinese ships, factories and DOCKS
were taken intact aud ready for use.
The spatch adds that the Tong Haks
have renewed their activity il southern
COrea. The japanese are assisting the
C0rean troops in suppresSlng the trouble
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LAN~.N-, N-l-E-- N-T=C -er ---Lletsc
-.re ~a.s. ct --a PlL41e. 1--a Plnzsr
-r--s force. -ss made q -cs- important az
rs. here - --e person q hCcer- Z H4r
var. 1--1 ccse1 IS Rev. C-ar-ss u -osoR-
a. las cc-----sl swlucl-E Cqe-at. on,
--tz- 70 -sSs than twenty aliases 70 clrer
eng Z -ec-c-s- DE = c-a-sec NIB to-ser-
les s--ra-s--E S,---" lu the p-lrcl pa
l.-aS u me country. esElc-4--E -- ne east
re -ls ss-ve- --e ll several Sts-ss t1T
f--r5-zs 1e IS C-- z--w1 O. save coz
-.--a- acv Le--5-a-C-S 1s-s, c-t ass tined
81 BE- q Fr--- ol-1c orator and carv4sss1
for a-ver-s5Es--s lL 3 rs-s-51s hymn
n--.-
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Rowg. N0veabsF -. Tiers |ss
repetition 70 ths earthquakes e. Hss-
a1a last nizht. one vi9ieat acd sso
.Izht shoexs bslng fslL The Dsopls
we're azain taroEr Toto > state o. p2sic-
There Eas asa ss0thsr saoex - ksf.
zlo. eapitsl of tae province % Rszsia 81
C4isbria. where - mseh esDags Lad
besa Sose oy vfsFi0gy sbcckA
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a creek Chareh At Pistsbarg.

P-TrsBCss. Pa, November @5--5isncp
Nicholas. o. TIE Greek Church. % car
Dedicated tns usw GreeE Church a.
Woods R11. Win Impressive ceremony
The p-o-rs-1ue q exercises i1c-11et 8
memorial serv-c -cs for tns Car I1s Bis1-
CO xii Isave Tor Chicago CT Tuesday %
ced5cats cburca a. Streator, III, some
tine during tie EesE. ard rss-rn . Ssa
Francisco tune1izt= : sf-srTar1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-26
A seriou, Anray

LANCASTER Pa, November 2j.-In a At
OF drunken rage this m0rning, jacob Mo-
how shot and mortal.y wounded Mrs Frank
Domain aud then sent a bullet into his own
brain, producing instant death. MohoW
had boarded with the woman for the past
seven months. Last night they quarrciled
and Kept up the disturbance until this
morning when the shooting occurred
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-26

At he meetoz q t1e ono Val-eT
Trztes zcc Lscor As5ers1iy yesterday e.
terrUou . was Ens1luO1s.y TJ-e1 ~ coz
rrfbure 80 . the f1rt 70 assist tloss Glo
s1fsrsc oy ress1n % tts recent rll5e hcr-
ror uezr Coolers StztiC1- TIE ssseIl . ,
also decinec tcs iuV-taTion % re Oa.D
state Trades Assem- y - meet T.tn ios1
a. Columbus IA Juse, O. 4ocJzaS q tie *
t. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-26
Big Blaze At kaa.As CITY.

KAxSAs CITY. November 25.-Fiiteen
residences. occupFiuE the square BE-
tween Tweutv-niuth and Iairtisth
street. aod Garde.t aud Elcii5 avenue.
were completely destroyed by FIRE,
waich b-oks ont a. noon today. The
loss WI aggregate z5ogt Ss5,0J0, VIII
$4,000 insurance..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-26

NV Yoak. S5ven n1er .. The strike
- --s sc.rt nAs=rs = practically over.
TIE acceptance C7 tL- sl.r, makers o.
ten --r ceut red --t.l- SIS arranged o.
arbitration has rss-.ts1 ia tue au.c1cle
a-f-st-aut % matters. I1-uCrroS
r-a-.y a.. % TIE sjr.lsrs sill return 70
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-26

TLs Cozncfl CO1nittses on Ciai11s. Reai
Es-ste snd Or1lrs.ces aud E.lse-locs srs
csIe4 tc rsesi t0-cizLL Gs1oers q t1s
IS. -sre1 e0ICittes are eLpec-e1 -
co-e Ellh rneir prsauet Ices AID vct ~
uLzcss arrsrgsc for. for tne c0zlpg clt7
sleccios. Co1ncl lseets to-1CrroE E-g1t
II rszllar sess-g--