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Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-23
Castoria.

sCaetoria Is IN excellent medicine sor cs'l-
Aren. Mothers have repeatedly told iae OF its
rood eject upon their children"
Da. G. G. OsGooD,
Lowell Mass
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1894-02-23

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Castoria.

"Castoria 6 SO well adapted to carl,-ea .,,..
I -cccTrnend it as superior TO any p, escripu.
known 70 me-"
II. A. ARcHsE, =. D.
III So. Oxforl St, Brooklyn, X. +
"OIr physicians in tie children's depa-,
inert have spoken highly Of :heir exren
ence in their outside practice with Cas,ona
and although We orly have aI.ors GU.
medical supplies what is known as i-.:;.is,
products, yet we are free to confess ;hs, u.
merits Of Castorie has won US 10 icox u.,s
favor upon it.'
UNITED Eo5pITAL AND DIspxxsAsY.
Dosscn, A:a
ALLEN c. SarTH. Tres.
array Street, New York City.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-31
INVITATIONS OF STAMPS.
The Declsion OF the solicitor OF the
Treasury Wnl be strictly Enforced

The Deol,iou of the solicitor OF the
Treasury Wnl be strictly Enforced
WASHINGTON, d. c., December So
The opinion of the Solicitor OF the
Treasury 20 the effect that 10 Is unlaw-
fol 90 have in possession or use plates
for the printing OF postage stamps In
the sim .litude Of those issued by foreign
governments, will be acted upon at
once. To is stated by the chief Of the
secret service that So-Cslled stamp
albums now on hand by publishers aud
dealers containing these prints will not
be confscated, but no more will be
allowed 90 be printed. The cuts,
plates, &C, from which they
are printed, will be seized II not
surrendered. IL is an astonishing fact
that the penalty imposed by law for
the counterfeiting Of foreign stamps is
much more severe than for coun-
terleiting United States STAMPS.
In the case OF foreign stamps
the penalty is not less than
two nor more than ten years imprison-
meut, while for counterfejtinE United
States stamps the penalty Is a ine Of
not more than $500 or uOt more than i've
year imprisOumet, or both. Thus q
Court might impose q iue OF 81 or one
days Imprisonment for violations or
our own law, aud come within the law,
while the minimum penalty as 10 for
sign stamps is two years Imprisonment
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-31
CRUEL LSTEPM0THER
The Brutal Tortures Inflicted on Helpless
Child-Inhuman is the Heart and Base
Are the Hands That Could Commit Such
Acts as These

New YORK, December 3O.-A man
named NJ. Brues reported to the Gerry
Society yesterday that Mrs Anne Vnuk,
a Bohemian, living in the same build
ing, habitually abused her stepdaug ghtor,
Mamie Vnuk, aged seven. He said that
the people in the house had been
startled almost hourly by the cries Of
the little one. On Christmas Day the
cries of the child were heard hour after
hour, until the neighbors, unable to en-
dure 10 longer, went TO the Nnuk apart
mentS TO demonstrate. The doors were
locked and force was resorted to in ef-
feCting an entrance.
In q room in the rear OF the apart
ments the child Mamie was found bound
to a heavy trunk. Stout wires were
twisted around her wrists and ankles
and fastened so securely 10 the trunk
that it was necessary TO cut them TO re-
lease the child. The apartments were
otherwise deserted, and had apparently
been so for hours. The little girl was
cold and half iamished. A gayly dec
Grated Christmas tree was standing In
an adjoining room, plainly visible
through the open door. Some hours
previous the child had been placed in
-tuS- OF Ice -~ater and left-nntiL she Al
most perisbed.
The child herself seemed suffering
from chronic fright, and could not be
induced to speak while her stepmother
was present The agents took her to
the society rooms. mad her washed and
clothed and fed, completely transform
ing her. She is a beautiful, hazel-eyed
little girl, with regular features and
fiue yellow hair. When brodght TO
Yorkville Court to-day large, discol-
ored lump on the side Of her head re-
mained as evidence of kick that her
stepmother was said to have admins
tered. The little one was suffering
from high fever.
The stepmother was present, but as
she had a nursing child to look after
She was allowed tc go on parole until
such time as the agents have been able
to secure additional facts in the case.
The society will retain the custody OF
the child
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-31
TWO MILLION BOXES
Of Oranges Frozen in Florida by the
Blizzard,
THE RESULTING LOSS VERY LARGE
All the Vegetables in the North
ern Half of the State Destroyed,
and the Blow Will Be Felt BY
the People of the State for
Years to Come-The Weather
Is Now Moderating.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, December So
Reports by wire from fily.one cores
pondents 10 the orange districts Of the
State indicate that at least $4,000
boxes Of unpieked oranges are solid
globes OF ice. and more than 100000
boxes OF oranges In warehouses or lying
In bulk. are frozen. Tomatoes, cab
bage, beans, peas aud all vege-
tables in the northern half or
the State are ruined, except the
pineapple plantations, which are rot
much injured. Day before yesterday
half Of this seasons great orange crop
OF 5000, 600 boxes were Stil on the
trees. The tail OF the northern biz
zard switched around through the
Florida peninsula, and within the space
of few hours. Florida had sustained a
loss that II estimated IN money would
REACH INTO Tue mLLIoNS
The destruction will DO felt for many
years. directly or indirectly, by all the
people OF the State. Previous 10 this
Tins the codest weather known was In
1895, but there is no record 10 show
Just u0M EOtA - was AANls ANNRNAto
from the interior OF the State
show that the cold weather has
been general, and has extended
from one end OF the peninsula TO
the other The lowest mperature at
Tampa was IS, and the same was re-
ported at Titusville AT Cedar Key II
was said 10 be as low as ~, aud at Key
West It was down 10 a..
The cold weather played havoc with
the plumbing, aud many water pipes
are frozen. The occurrence was 80 un-
usual that IL was some tlmo before N
residents could realize that the water
HAD ACTUALLY FROZEN
In the pipes.
There was no ice on tho river front as
was the case IN 1886, but this va
doubtless due to the wind There v
tcs Ia ShsilUW places, hUwuyofI
there were icicles everywhere.
The weather has moderated and
cold spell is now broken. AT o'clc
tonight the temperatura was 40.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-31
A BRUTAL CRIME.
a Grocer and EIs Wife Murdered by
Robbers

SACRAMENTO, CAL, December S0.-
This community is highly excited over
the brutal murder, OF A. II. Weber
and his wife in their home, which
was subsequently plundered by the
murderers. Webber was an elder
ly grocer, reputed to be wealthy.
He kept no bank account and is
supposed TO have had considerable
money about the house. The couple
lived alone above Webber's store. Yes
terday was railroad pay day In
this city, and among Weboer's GUS
toners we're many railroad employees.
His receipts were heavy-just how
much it is not known. The dead bodies
OF Webber and his wife were discovered
this morning by the grocer's son, who
went down 10 the shop and found blood
dripping through the ceiling. he found
both parents lying dead IN the
kitchen, their clothing torn from
their bodies, and their heads
gashed and crushed from blows
from an axe. Mrs. Webber's head was
split open by the blow OF an axe.
Webber's face was cut into strips. The
kitchen looked like slaughter honse.
The murderers were evidently familiar
with Webber's method OF doing busi-
ness. Everything was overhauled and
not cent Of his money escaped them.
There is no clue.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-31
BYRNESWILLLEAVE
he Was Packing Up His Papers at New
York Police Headquarters, Yesterday
Korning-Gloom in the Department

NEw York, December 3O-It was ap-
parent az police headquarters in this
city to-day that a change in affairs there
Is speedily approaching, and gloom per-
vaded the entire building. No one in
the big marble structure doubts for an
instant that superintendent Byrnes in
tends 70 retire SIS sooa as bis successor
is appointed The head Of the police
department was TO bis Office as early as
eight O'Clock lu the morning, but he de-
MED himself 20 visitors, although he re-
IN m4iue1 several hours.
There was no COnceslment among
thlse posted that the superintendent
was engaged in making preparations 20
move. He was c.oseteu during his stay
with his confidential man, Sergeant
Frank NJ MangtO, aud was clearing out
all his private papers and effects which
have gathered during the years of his
Soiourn 10 the building. They were
packed up aud sent 20 his home on
West Fiity-eighth street
Nobody cared % talk much about the
matter, but those who did speak, spoke
in terms OF establishment and regret az
their chiefs coming retirement
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-31

some Of the fremen narrowly escaped
being buried.
Al 1880 the Broadway wall fell out
and one fireman was buried In the ae-
bris. He was taken out and IS not
thought to be dagerously hurt.
ONE OF The INCIDENTS
OF the fire was the escape OF Miss Mar
tln, of New York. She Was 10 the
fourth story window, on the Steuoen
street side, when q ladder was raised
A messenger boy rushed up and broke
the window, thus freeing her.
The hotel takes in the entire olocE'
about 10 by $50 feet. and this was In
fifteen minutes a sesthing cauldron,
only bound by the four walls. The
wires OF the electric light company we're
DESTROYED and a section Of the city was
in darkness, save by the light OF the
ire. or the one hundred or more
guests az the hotel, not one
is known 20 have saved more than the
clothes on their person. The nre
burned tisrcsly for five hours and IS
stlIl burning. The Legislators and
others soon found quarters at other no
tells, and Mr. Fish opened up his cam
paign 10 the Kenmore, but everything
has been lost sight Of in the ire.
AT the hospital tonight 10 IS said
that Mrs. Heilman will lose her res-
son. She has been put under opiates
and every eudeavor made TO save her
Mrs. HeImau had just been married
sod the couple we're on their bridal tour.
The husband will die before morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-31
THE PAPAL ORDER.
The Supreme Keeper Of Records Knight OF
PythiaS Gives His Idea Of the Effect Of
the Edict on Catholic Knights.

NASHVILLE, TENN, December 20
DR.. L. C. White, Supreme Keeper Of
Records and Seals, Knights Of Pythias,
in an interview concerning the Order
and the recent PapAl edict, says:
ut seems it Is matter which each
individual must settle for himself,
and 1 take Il that each
Catholic Knight Of Pythias will
have TO settle with himself the
comparative ties binding him TO the ABB
soiute obeyance OF the ten poral DEGREES
OF the Pope or the observance OF the
ties binding him 10 his fraternity. !
presume the effect may be different tn
various Localities. The deyout Cath
Ollie who thinks that every wish
of the Pope must be sacredly OBJ
served will feel be must withdraw.
Conversely, the msn who considers him
self his own master Ia worldly affairs,
will remain In the Order, II he Is devot-
ed TO its principles. | have talked with
several Catholic Knights OF Pythias
concerning the question, and they all
say they intend 10 remain in the Order.
This pronouncement OF the Pope
against the Knights OF Pyihias comes,
l believe, from the advanced and pro-
nounced requirements Of our Order.
The Supreme Lodge had decreed that
each mem Der must be loyal TO the gov
eminent under which be lives, In pref
erence to all other allegiance. You can
see W here that would fail to please the
pona -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-31
the troops were
headquarters.
RECORDS ALLOWED

By the Century Road CluD Of America.
CHICAGO, December 30.-The follow
ing road records have been allowed By
the Century Road Club Of America:
c. 6. MerrillS-lso miles, 7ohurs 20
minutes; 200 miles, is hours 81 minutes:
246 miles, "a hours, October SO, 1898,
Ohio State Records:
Frank Z. Devlin-BOstoR TO Detroit,
sac miles, il days IL hours and 80 min
utes, July 2l-August /
r. 2. Searles-l, 900 miles, 8 days 5
minutes, OCTOBER l7-23, American rec
ord; 500 miles, days, hours and 20
minutes. October 1920; Chicago to Buff
faio. $50 miles, 3 days, hours and 10
minutes, October 1920.
H w. Upmeysr, ST. Louis TO Wash
ington. No, and return, l20 miles, IL
hours, As minutes; November 25. Course
record.
g. g. Kennedy and J. A. Mcclure,
Denver to Brighton. 20 miles, SO min
stes; Denver 20 Piatteville, SO mites,
hour, As minutes; December 9. Tan
dem course records
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-31
FIFTY DROWNED.
Towns in Colorado Washed Away and
Many Lives Lost-Meager Reports Of a
Great Disaster.

New ORLEANS, La, December 3d.
The steamer Yumuri. which arrived
here to-day from Santa Maria, Colombo,
having left there December %, reports
heavy storms of the Colombian coast,
resulting in great loss Of life and prop
erty.
The village OF lara, FIVE miles from
Santa Maria, was completely destroyed,
the floods washing away every house
aud drowning fifty persons.
In the town of Santa Maria itself be-
tween forty aud fifty house, were de-
stroved by the storm. The railroad
from that town to Rio Frio was badly
damaged and all travel on it has sus-
pended, the bridges and track being
washed away so that 1t will be at least
six months before the line will be in
running order again.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-31
THIRTY LIVES LOST
Further Disastrous Storms in Continent
Waters, and Along the American Goa
Ships Wrecked When Safety Hs
Been Almost Reached.

LoSDoS, December 30. = Sever
weather has prevailed throughout
Great Britain since Saturday, the hsayi
gale being accompanied by hail and
snow, rendering navigation along the
coasts both difficult and dangerous. All
vessels that could do 90, made for
haveDs OF shelter. Some Of them, how
ever, did not succeed 10 reaching port
but were wrecked when almost
In sight OF safety. This was
the case Of the British bark, Osseo,
CAPTAIN BOggs, which sailed from Ia
tal, August - for ArtTosfan. 81
made the long voyage safely. until this
morning, when she was wrecked on the
HolyheAd break9eter snd every soul
on board OF her, tEenty-four IN al,
were drowned. The 0ssso was ctughT
in the rain 10 the Irish sea and Captain
Bogg evldentIy thought that he would
run into Holyhead and walt for ths
storm 20 abate.
How the accident occurred is not es-
actly known, bot 10 is surmissd that an
extraordinAry high ses lifted her whsn
she vas quite close 20 The bfsakvstsr
and dashed her upon II. She struck
amldshlps aud Immediately began ~
break up, the sea pounding a. Der furl-
ouslY the moment she became station
arr.
GmRALTAB, December 90 The Brit
ish steamer Yo1iGrd. from Palermo Tor
New YORK. has arrived here with some
OF her plates damaged. She reports
having been 10 collision with The French
bark Nary Louise. The bark vas 20
badly damaged that she sauk. Five y
her crew were drowned.
NEW YORK, December 30.-Allt6d
Ing steamers report very sss ere Weatl
along thee Steamers from EuroIS
report having experienced tbs Effects Of
the yale OF the 9Th when approaching
the Georges banks. OF Nantucket The
wind, which set 10 from tbs southeast.
blowing q strong gale, shifted % tho.
southwest and northwest, accomDanle1
by heavy ssas and Intensely col
weather. The vessels decks and hul
were quickly coated with Ice 70
tblckness OF several inches. The crl
Suffered much from the cold and
task OF getting about the decks pre-
= dificnit one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-31
FIVE WOUNDED.
A Passenger Coach Crashed Into q Car
riage, in Chicago.


CHICAGO, December 3O-A Chicago,
Rock Island and Pacific passenger
coach being rapidly switched into the
Rock Island depot this afternoon
crashed into carriage at the Pacific
avenue and Harrison street crossing
Five persons were injured, the car
riage demoli shed and one OF she horses
so BADLY injured that it had to be shot
The injured are:
Mrs. c. Christin, OF 423 West Harri-
son street, Injured internally.
Mrs. r. Christin, Of Ottawa, Canada,
injured internally.
Miss Bertha Cnristin, badly bruised.
Miss Jennie Christin, injured inter-
nally and bruised.
Dennis O'Connor. driver, injured in
ternally and badly bruised.
The accident was caused by the car
riage being shut in on the tracks, oy
the gates dropping without warning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-31
AN IMPOSING CEREMONY.
The DedIcAtIons Cf 81. Paul Catholic
Church. Washington CITY.


WASHINGTON. d. c.. December 3d.
Archbishop Satolli and Cardinal Glib
bons took part to-day In the imposing
ceremony attending the dedication OF
ST. Paul's Catholic Church. lis seldom
that 80 many OF the heads Of the
Amerlcan Church are brought together
atA Church event. Besides the Cardi-
nal and Papsl Delegate, there were
present Bishop Kesne, OF the Catholic
University; Bishop Curtis, Of Delawere;
Father Richards. priest OF Georgetown
College; Father Sharretti, secretary 70
Papal Delegate. and about thirty other
ecclesiastics OF Washington, Baltimore.
Philadelphia aud other cities
AT 10 o'clock Cardinal Gibbons per-
formed the dedication services. Ponti-
fcal high mass was then celebrated
With Archbishop SGtoli as the cele-
bfant.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-31
OTHER FIRES
A AFather and son burned to death.

NEwAYGO, Mich, December 30
Charles White aud six year-old son
we're cremated by the burning OF their
dwelling aJ - o'clock this morning.
White was awakened by his wife aud
ran up stairs where four children were
sleeping. Three made their es-
cape, but before the father
could find the fourth, the stairway was
in flames. be knocked g board of the
end Of the house, out before be could
get out, was overcome with heat and
smoke. His wife realized his danger
and called him repeatedly but be would
not sacrifice his sons life 80 save his
own.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-31
Rn1horan thn Matohmnn.

Shortly after o'clock this morning
call was received at police headquarters
asking that some policemen be sent to
the vicinity o! the North Wheeling glass
works. Lieut. Gaus at once dispatched
four men to that locality 10 the patrol
wagon. 1t was found on their arrival
that a gang OF toughs, who were on a
drunk, were trying 10 intlmidate the
watch mau. The officers soon dispersed
the gang without any difficulty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-31
In the mines.
MORE WEATHER
A Great snow storm Oown In Aiabama.
Eight inches NJ Memphis

BIRMGNGHAM Ala. December 30. =
The worst snow storm ever known ia
Alabama Is prevailing. Four Inches Of
snow fell to-day aud tonight the fall
was newed furiously. The weather Is
very severe aud much suffering
among the poor is reported. The snow
storm extends all over the northern
section OF the State. IL Is feared that
much damage will be done Ia this
mines, bY tie bursting OF water pipes
and flooding the mines.
MEMPHIS. TENS., December 30.-
From six TO eight inches OF snow is re-
ported 20. night from Middle and Wost-
ern Tennessee, Arkansas, North Missis-
sippi and Western Alabama, with q
steady drop in the temperature.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-31
CAN'T EXPLAIN IT.
Ex-Oongressman Butler, of Iowa, Turns
Up IN Chicago.

Up IN Chicago.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, December go
Ex-Congressman Wall Butler, OF West
Union, Iowa, was located here to-
day. In fact, he located him
self. Ia the Chicago papers be
noticed q reward had been offered by
his wife for the recovery Of his body on
the supposition that be was dead, But
Ter at once called at the local news
paper Offices TO state that he is
alive. 10 explanation Of his sudden
disappearance from bis Iowa home two
months ago, be says that the morning
of November % he aWOke by
hearing a trsinman call out IN
diauapolis. de says that from
the time be dismissed the school be was
teaching 10 Iowa on November 20,
until be arrived here, his mind
was perfect blank. He
says be at once wrote TO his
vile, but the letter evidently miscar-
ried. Butler has been working here as
a book agent, trying to recoup his for
tune. He seems TO be perfectly sane.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-31
The Natives Revolt.

LoNDoS, December 31.-A dispatch
TO the Times from Cape Town says II is
reported from Delagos Bay that rebel
llous natives attacked two Portuguese
Quuboats on the Ineonsti river, arrest
ed their progress and killed the officer
in chief command
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-31
Vacancy Fulea.

ST. PAUL, MINI, December 3D.
Archbishop Ireland to-day received the
formal announcement, from Rome, of
the removal Of Bishop Marty from
Sioux Falls, 5, D., to the vacant bish-
oprlc OF st. Cloud, MINI, succeeding
Bishop Zardetti, who was made Arch
bishop Of Bucharest Bishop Marty's
successor At Sioux Falls has rot yet
been named.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-31
UNIQUE CHARGE.
Man Sued for Alternating tho Affections O I
aspiring.

COLUMBUS, o., December 3o.-The
Wyaudotte Club, a celebrated social or
ganization OF this city, with limited
embership, which can only be changed
by the death OF member, sues A. c.
Sells for SIS, 600 damages for alternating
the affections OF spring on the Wyan'
dottes grounds Mr. Sells dug into his
own land and diverted the vein into the
Scioto. Eleven firms Of lawyers bring
the suit for the Wyandottes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-31
SIX WOUNDED
By n natural Gas EEpiosIon AZ EiWood,
lad, Yesterday.

Ind, Eeaterday.
CIxcTyNATI. o., Dscem Der 30-The
Commercial GGzette's ElTcOd, Ind,
special says: The building In which
Milo Sees barber shop and lodgings are
located was wrecked to-day by natural
gas explosion, causing loss Of $1,000,
and badly ipjUrinE six persons, as
follows:
Milo See, head. face and back badly
cut.
Fred Bstzusr. head. face and hand,
cut.
Harry Goaise, badly burned, cash 10
head.
Alfred Anderson, badly bruised and
internsl injuries.
Jerry Ciaxton. right leg broken.
Charles Hand. left leg broken.
Ia the Wooley furnace, a. Anderson
to-day, Clyde Carpenter was seriously
Injured By ApEtural gas explosion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-12-31
CIV Han Badlr Damaged.

BDDEFoKD, Ms, December 30-The
city building here was damaged TO the
extent OF s5O, 600 0y IRE early this morn
ing. A cigar stub carelessly thrown
into a closet on the second door, ca used
tne IRE.