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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
The Colt Investigatiou

COLUMBUS, o., November 23.-At the
Colt court Of inquiry to-day, Sergeant
Major Helwages testified tnat the city
marshal wss not the least vigorous in as
sSting the soldiers.
James De Wolfe, a reporter, testified
that the mayor telephoned the adlutant
general 10 recall troops or send more, as
he would not be respOnsio Die for the safety
Of the court house,
Sergeant Aud and Private Capell testi-
fed they were dragged around the corner
Of the court house and threatened with
lynching.
Rev. J. T. McNsir testified prisoner
could have been safely removed TO train m
the afternoon, but he SAID he did not see
the afternoon riot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
MORE VOTES FOR ELKINs.
One just Because, and Another Because
Elktns Deserves 1t
SDectai TO ms Reglstsr.

NDrCAat 20 Ite AttEtetef
KINGwooD, w. VA, November 23.-The
REGISTER correspondent asked Delegate
James W. White as 10 MS preference for
United States Senator aud received the
brief out firm reply: II am for Stephen b.
Elkins, because, well, because, well, am
for Stephen B. Elkins," and smiled. Mr..
White is one Of the editors and proprietors
OF The Preston County Journal and that
paper announced Its preference for Mr..
Elkins in the first number after the cleo
tion.
l met Senator Worley in his Office to-day.
lust after he had gotten back from a trip
MIR. Worley is one of the oldest Senators
and has quite boom for the Presidency
of the Senate. 1 asked the Senator who
was his choice for United States Senator.
well, | am for Mr.. Elkius, because ne has
claims above or over the other candidates.
The other candidates are ali good men
Sturgiss. Hubbard, Hutchinson aud WHIT
aker. All good men, but Mr.. Elkins, l
think, is entitled to il, aud it would not be
good politics to give it 10 anyone else this
year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
SENSATIONAL
Suit For Divorce at Fargo N. D-The
Plaintiff on the Stani---A WItnese Who
Admitted Having Been Paid. For His
Tes1mony--A Weak Minded Banker.

FARGO. y. D., November 23.-The Hirsh-
tled divorce case was again the escene OF
sensation to-day. Anderson, the young
man who Yesterday sNOre he lad oeen
Crlm.ualv Intimate with Mrs. Hirshheld
az "a CHICAGO cote. before her marriage,
and trdt he aud not Hirshne.d was the faith
er of her unborn child on account or Wnlcl
Hrshheld married her, and VINO, after Civ
iugtlisre testimony admitted that Ae uad oeen
paid E9IJ and expenses for doing SO Oy Tue
plaintiff, narrowly escaped violence at the
lauas of moo last night. He was guard
eu AZ tue MOTEL .ast night. To-day Hlrsh-
field was put on the stand He Is banker
lu Farc1. aud Two years ago married Mel
lie Hogan. a beautiful woman, who Is sun
decidedly pretty. He testified that Miss
Hcga4 had come 20 his room over Jae bank
auc asked him c0 give her sister place Ia
tue B.-s He SAID sue stayed two hours,
and dur NJ that time he had been
cr.u...... intimate with her. For year
t1is re- a-lon continued, Miss Hogan all
the time maintaining her place among re-
spectacle people. During the time be
saws ae was mentally incapable owing 20
OverwCrS iu tle OIU6, ana t-at ne gave
u-r &. .UlJ dlr.lE the year. She nuauy ue-
c.arat be was the father or ner unborn
cal.C and that under threats of her broth
EIs. Le LaLEItA AEL. nc aNtAANA -A-As &c
learned of her having been false 20 her
uIrr. a-e vows ana b. divorce proceed
iugs were accordingly instituted.
boo Lle cross-tAamIuatOu oy Colonel
Nolan Mrs. Hrslts.ds LAWYER, his sar-
castle questions SO delighted the spectators
that the court frequently had 10 rap for
order Numerous letters and kilograms
from the witness 10 Miss Hogan were
shown by the defense. HlrSn-
field admitted the authorship Of
them. out claimed they were
seut 20 auuease the Young lady and pre-
vent exposure To was brought cut that
during Tie 6rst visit 20 Cucago, Mrs. L.
II. Hlrsuueli had locked Miss Hogan 10
her Mrs. H.rslIelds 81 room and sept
with the KEY under her pillow. presumably
% prevent uer and Hirsntell from getting
married. Witness said the reason
be had registered Miss Hogan as
his wife at Chicago was that
his mil1 was TOO weak 20 resist when she
requested 10. HrsLhe.d gave Ais testi-
m1uy il husky voice. he was nervous
and persp.red freely. During the entire
lav Mrs Hirshie.d scarcely moved her
ewes from his face and the steady gaze an
moved him. DISCRIMINATION nad not
ended when coGr, adjourned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
Unique Display.

John Coleman. the South Chapline street
druggist, has un q display 10 the show
window at his sore. II IS a miniature
old.fsshiOned log house Ike the early set
tiers constructed for themselves when
they had cleared little place in the prim-
eval forest The house IS constructed Of
sticks Of licorice and makes a very pretty
appearance There is too, yard fenced
of with the old worm fence which is also
built Of licorice, then beside this there is
q roadway runs around az imaginary bill
10 the holie which has licorice sticks for
curbs and csmphor balls for coobl.stoues.
The window attracts great deal OF atten-
ton from psssers by and many compliment
tary remarks are made regarding IL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
IL IL Not Fraudulent.

TOLEDO, o., November Pa case was
decided in Common Pleas court to-day OF
much interest 10 the grain trade. man
named Miller took flyer in wheat specu-
lauon on the Toledo Produce EX-
change, SouthwortR * Co. being
his brokers. He lost g., $40 by his
operations, and brought suit against the
arm for tAat amount on the ground that
dealing in options il gambling. and hence
contrary 70 the State law. The jury brought
in a verdict for the defendants on the
ground there was no cause OF action.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
SNAIL IALA
ninor N,tts-, - tas.rst srisiv ssd
PIthuV r1tf

ninor Ntttsr, - Ia .rst srlsV ssd
Plthtlv rptf.
LAST night the Brotherhood OF Rail-
way Conductors held graod ball ia
Turne. Hall. on North Market street
II was most enjoy tbie affair
ONE Of the handsomest delivery wag-
ons In the city was placed 90 the streets
yesterday by Henry g. Hoffman, ths
enterprlsing ChapIine street grocer.
MYsriC LODGE No -, h. Of r.. Elm
Grove, will entertain tbs thrse local
uniform organizations OF the order.
Wheeling lodges will 60 out headed by
Melsters b1ud. a prizs drill will take
place during the evening.
A welding was contaminated ln Bal
timors Nj, last uigLt, IN which one
Of the principals was veil knows 10
Hebrew society circles Of this city.
Toe csremonywas taat which chabged
the uame Of MIS- R@na Gump, a Dieco
of Mr. Victor Rosenberg, Of this city.
. Mrs. = WoIsheimer. Both OF The
contracting paIt5s are well known
society people Of Baltimore.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

P!rrsBrRa. PA, November 23.-Andrew
C ruelie. the steel king, who mas been IN
he .i,y for ten days inspecting his great
u.al,s. r,turued 70 New York tonight.
Before leaving be talked az considerable
length OF the business outlook. In the
course OF the interview he said;
.-Tnis is not. in my opinion, the
tine when any va.1ao-e forecast
can be male. 10 is reported we are
q, have sensational Presidential message
looking 20 cnauge In our currency sys'
TEN. No matter whether the scheme would
be betteg than that which we have still
waters would be troubled and business
must sFTer. You know that IF y0u wish
% rebuild your house and live in 10, no
matter how much YOU are EC.ug 70 improve
30 aud hll changes are not improvements
hv an8 meansI YOU cannot enjoy Inlls-
turoed kerose. neither eau nation.
TINS Is one objection % uudcrug az
short ip,evva.s with UUy policy, tariff or
C4rr5ucE. TITS Dad enough with the tar-u,
tu- DO Us highly dangerous when the
money AND currency OF nation are tam
pered w1La.
THESE ARE THE BLOOD
Of the whole system. Industrial, agricul-
tural. coUmercial and financial. The
richest rlu down 20 rle oJJtJ.acS on the
c1rler IS EItsuy affected oy g change lu
money I did my best % impress upon the
powers -1at oe after the July panic OF tj
ilat the nation as q patient was not
in u0siEOu 10 undergo surgical opera
ton. and I ,laI hopes that President
4 evelaud's ts-l. good sense would lead
b w 90 postpone his TAR " changes until the
genera ueA.tli iOf tle patient was good az
least. out This advice was not followed.
"Tle p.uet- had "a great suoCS, the
the greatest shock that Jue United States
has ever had .ithe c.yI. war excepted, and
itisiu MS Opinion o. mistake 10 .c0S for
speedy rec0kerv so matter what lm-
movements g. 0e made lu our financial
system. tai4 IS no time for change. i
do not glete any decided Improvement
can le mAla iu the system, 10 has
worked sp.afditlv and one feature,
which S 90 al ltt'0rs au objection. is real U.s.
one of It's dechJsl advantages, 10 tends 10
Keep wild sDecUN&u0u within bounds, AS 10
does not expand 2lsIlt srtc-. .alFe balloon
ish gentlemen wl( cannot Eet uOaev for
tus as.li-E. only 1e kau-a they hsve nothing
upon which pIIl-lA uAuEerS wish %
TAXA TIa Ei J. 0r iESnJNG.
president CIevelGrI has been as sound
upor uCuev as Pr3 -jent Harrison was.
and can scarcely % eve tcaJ be meGi-
taxes a message tA4- must temporarily
derauSe the business tbe country, and
this auv new pcuca must DO. General
t1raut's words are ~ full OF wisdom
let US have peace.
''The action of C1ukress is also au im-
po~rart factor. If tas country is & oe eN-
cited bv threatened changes iu tHe tariff,
no matter If these chas -es would bee U.,.-
llatelv beneficial. wllta of course i don't
believe they would 1e, 'st.L they would Ils-
tur0 The confidence not only of the people
at home. out of the capj -t.lsrs abroad, both
Of which are essential .eueuts 20 the re-
turn of prosperity, tleq fore you see, gen
t.emeu. we must wait 4--i the turn OF the
year before any reasouh hJ.e opinion can be
formed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
TaEY Won AT LAST.
Tn. Press Gang Fiuatiy Take a Game on
their nome ALLEYS.

The Press Gang Finatiy Take a Game on
their nome Alleys.
The Press team IN tho wheeling Bowl.
ing League has finally succeeded ia win
ming "a game. and its percentage VIII no
longer be represented by row OF ciphers.
The pencil pusLers, after resorting 70 va
rious eNpeuIents without snccess. hnAliy
decided 20 try thtir mascot OF last season,
the "bundn The result was victory,
and a victory 10 be - very highly, As
IL ia not probable thatN re viii be any 10
keep II company duru- the hrst series.
Botn games we're intertsung and excel
lent scores were made. McNurchy carry
ing Of the individual honors\wit pins
in the second game The scoS
wheenng-Grmm ~, ~
Happy III. S;ifel l39 Adams
mann 1913; total $50
Pen aud Pencil Cassell l3g, Boria
Archer l32. Rhers 100, McMurchy
Blind l33; total 7iL.
Pcnand Pcncil-Cassell 40. Borland lt0,
Archer l25. Rtees 100, McMurchy l'J,
Blind" l59; total ssd
Wheeliug-Grmm l67. Manning l35,
Happy 1873, Sufel 49, Adams 49, Rey-
mann ia, total ED.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
HniIdinr AssoeIatioa Oniesrs Arrested.

PIrrsEURG, Pa. November 23.-Seven
of the officers and employees OF the Fidelity
Building, Loan and Investment Assocla-
tion, also known as the Columbia Build
ing. Loan and Investment Association, OF
Washington, ID. c.. with an official IN this
CITY. were arrested on charge Of con
spiracy to cheat and defrand. Emma
Snyder, a colored woman from Allegheny,
is the prosecutor. She went 70 the Office
yesterday TO withdraw her money and was
refused
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
VA, B. . Roy.li.s Upr..lsg.

PoEr TOWNSEND, WASH, November g.
The Associated Press dispatches from
san Francisco intimating = probable Up
rising Of the rovSlists in Hawaii 70 over
throw the present government and place
Queen Liliuokslani on the throne, re
celve part confirmation IN this city. A
well-knOw ard responsi ole ship broker,
Hho req uested his name withheld, present,
made the statement 70 dsy that he knew Of
his own personal knowledge that large
quantities ~ firearms and ammunition
were being shipped recently, ciandesrinely,
70 Hawaii on lumber vessels
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
A BIGAMlST.
John Alderman, Of Huntington, Finds Him.
self in Trouble and Under Peculiar CIR
eumstancss-He Compromised q Bag
nriy Suit By Marriage and thought
Hs Had Pesn Divorced, But He Hadn :


HUNTINGTON. ". VA, November d
John Alderman was this evening CON-
mitted 70 Jail on a charge Of bigsmyl The
case IS singular. He compromised a oss-
tsrdy suit year ago 5y marrying Miss
Mary KIRK, and two months later i1stitgt-
ed a suit for divorce. At the July
term OF court, this Was granted
hut no decree was altered
on the docket on account Of non-pfs snent
OF costs by his attorney SupposiFg that
Le had been granted legal separak on ne
married Miss Ella Oliver. a. & oTtngton,
Va. last Sunday and reached hsreIpn his
wedding tour Tuesday When wiz no. l
heard Of the natter sne s1ore out war
rant The newly welded coupl were
parted tonight ~ the jail bars
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
1h.I,aIian Karthnnak...

ROME, November 23.-At Reggie $1,000
persons are homeless. Many bodies were
upheaved in tue cemeteries BY the earth
o1ases. People were horribly manned.
some having limbs tom OF before they
could be removed from the streets The
military aud volunteers are building huts
and providing food. Slight earthquakes
and subterranean rumblings continue at
MuaZzO, Sicily
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
Arra.tinc Rn.,lan studept..

LONDON, November 24.-Au Odessa dis
patch 10 the Daily N1rS says that many
university students have been arrested for
declining 10 vote for the purchase Of a
wreath for Car Alexander's funeral II
is ADDED that several poles who have bee =
in prison since September have declined -
swear allegiance 10 Car Nicholas.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

DENVER, C0LO, November Z3.-At'or-
neys for Patrick Phiupa, q CstLoitc,
about 70 be tdsd ior murder, today eaal.
ieDged four jurors VINO acknoElsoged they
we're mem bers of the 4. +. a. The Jurors
swore they had no srJgolce whatever
against Catholics. and shs Court oyerruled
the cusI IleuZe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
RlrFirein Pitt.hurp.

PITrsBURG, November 23.-Early this
morning fre broke out in the barns OF the
Allegheny Traction Company. Forty-nine
head Of horses, seven horse cars and seven
electric cars were burned. Three dwell
ings adjoining were also destroyed. Inc
anfira loss S about 81. GOO.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
PLAYING the oboe Made Him Luny.

DAYTON, OHIO, November 23.-Max
Crlpprich, musician in the Soldiers
Home band pleaded guilty in the common
pleas court 10 stealing iewelry and money
from the residence where he roomed, but
advanced in extenuatign the strange plea
that he had practiced on the oboe and that
Lhat instrument had a tendency 70 make
the player insane. He was given the min
imum sentence of one year
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
ELOPED WITH HER.
4 Prominent Evansville Insurance Agent
and TIL Recently Man Of Good Re.
puts, Deserts His Wife and Family For
Another Woman-Iook $1,000 Bor.
rowei Money.
sy>,sa, 70 re Ksgsrs-

ZANEsv1LLE, O.. November 23-Andrew
Amer. q well known insurance agent, mas
e.nped with Mary Dietenbeck The init
macy between them was made public few
weeks ago when Mrs. Amer assaulted Miss
Dieteu beck and both were arrested. Amer
is 10 years old and has several children,
one Of his daughters being quite a society
girl. He represented some excellent con-
p.TieS, made money, and until short time
ago vas looked Cd as a substantial citizen.
He took ABOUT >, O0O borrowed moaey with
HIN
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

The Firs. Wsrd Democratic Club met
lssL night. There were about seye1tg-nYe
persons present. aDd ali manifested . live
IN interest 10 the proceedings. No busi
ness Of impOrtsnDc was transacted, oui
the Orgzuizstiou waB perfected. and shorI
addresses regarding the policy 70 be puI
sued. we're llsteEeo 70 with close sttsntiol
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
THREE FRIENDLY BOUTS"

In the Basement Of the Episcopal Resi-
denee Adjoining -. PAufs Cathedral.
PITTsBURG, Pa, November 2S.-Three
boxing contests took place tonight Ia the
lower part Of the Episcopal residence sd-
joiulning ST. Pauls cathedral, for benefit
Of the -. Paul Athletic Club. The
friendly bouts" proved 10 De genuine
prize lights in respect OF knock-outs. blood,
etc.
In the room p feet square. were assem-
bled 200 people. The ring was not rOped
OF, and IS q conseq uence The fighters
were frequently thrown over onto the
sDectatOrS
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mm p.dteate a Gresk church.

PIrTsBURG. PA, November 23.-Bishop
Nicholas, of San Francisco, is in the city
and will dedicate new Greek Catholic
Church here Tomorrow one OF the few IN
this country. The Bishop wears a crepe
veil out Of respect for the late Car Alex
ander.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
FnundaPot of Gold.

MIDDLEsBoRoUGH KY, November %
By direction Of Indian women, John
McCampoell, who lives twenty miles from
here, dug in a mound on his farm and
found 81. 900 in gold. Great excitement pre-
walls, as other coin IS thought TO be buried
2
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

DRESS 3 p: 80. By, XI,..'''
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THE OLD, OLD STORY.
Dynamite Nay Be Dried and Thawsd,
But Those Who Dry 1t and
THAW IT, SELDOM LIVE TO USE IT.

Two More Lives ard a Lot OF
Broken Limbs Added to the
Sum Total Which the World
Pays For Experience-A Bad
Accident at Charleston's New
Water Works-The Explosive
Had Been Left out in the Rain
and the Victims Were DRYING
1t BY Fire.
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TO ESCAPE AN IRATE FATHER.

Friends of hcNabb. the Missing Zsnes-
VILE Man. DIR. gging the River for His
Body-A ReAs On Given for HIS Depart
ure
SpseiGI 20 tas RsJttts-
ZANEsvILLE, o., November 23.-When
steamer went out OF the locks iato the river
this afternoon the wheel turned up what
resembled the body of a man 70 the lock
tender and his assistant, who saw IL from
the wall. IL Immediately sank, but
they reported what they had seen,
ana the friends Of Frank
McNabb, who mysteriously disappeared
Tuesday night, organized searching
party aud are dragging the river. II is the
opinion of those in a position TO know that
the search will not be successful. They say
that ne has fed to escape the vengeance OF
an irate father with whose daughter ne mad
been uuduly intimate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
WALTER KELLEY,


&UseT1. .1 - r'o-f-s-
Co1uNBrs, o., November 23.-The State
Board Of Pardous to-day refused to rec
oumend the pardon Of Walter Kelly, Of
Belmont county, who was sentenced In
lsoj 10 serve life sentence for murder ia
the second degree.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
kIyERIsTELLIoESoE.
What Is Going on Among The BOar' and
Boatmen

The river is still falling aud last night
showed FIVE feet ten inches and falling.
The Courier is due hare from Pittsourg
for Parkersourg AZ noon to-mOrro9.
The II. X. bedford passed down last
night about Il O'Clock from PittsDurg %
Newport.
Tomorrow the Ben Hur. n X. Bedford
sud Lizzie Bay Will pass up for Plttsourg,
ABOUT one O'Clock q u.
The Courier passed up o. her regular
Friday trip 70 PittsDurg about 2 O'Clock
las. night, With good trip
The Ben HUr departed yesterday morn
ing az 10 O'Clock FOR Parkersourz. This
is about her last trip in the Psrksrsogrg
trade. as she starts next week running
through 70 Pittsourg, making two trips
week.
Business AZ The wharf was very brisk
Yesterday. more 80 than u bas been for
long time At dsfsh2,tnes there we're q
nurnber Of vzganz aiting their turn 20
unload a. the VII BAT AL the packets
went out With z ps.
DRESS FRI Pa /. -. ...ss.a Z. ''s''s'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

WASHINGTON, November 23.-The usual
FRIDAY Cabinet meeting did not take place
to-day, having been postponed because the
President was not so well, the wet weather
aggravating the gout aud sprain OF the foot,
which has kept him indoors at Woodley
for several days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

cptctOS - ~ AAaEEs-9'-
PARKERsBuRG, ". VA, November o.
Nancy &. Williams, Of Clay district, has
entered suit against this city for $4,000
damages, for injuries received on a bad
pavement
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

sssas 5 sss k-Js-
PAEEERsBUEG, ". Va, NoI
Sauus. 4. Stapleton, Delegat,
Legislature. saws il IS TOO ear,
for Eiu % st8.a bis choice fOI
TOR. ard further. he is too Q
sitter the Speasershlp. He is
led with bis chances.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
A ChaIIsnxs

Geerge Hoffman, the amateur skater
the North Fad, would Ike 70 bear frol
". Hill. FOR race zoout December
They 70 skate niles beats. beat two Out
thrce
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

wAsHfxsTox. D. C.. November 25.-For
West Virgins: Pair; slghtly warmer IA
northern portion: variable winds.
For Western PecnsylFs1ia azd Ohio 4
Fair; slightly warmer. west Ts2de. -
coming variable
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

BALTIMORE. Mn. November 23.-Gov-
error Frank Brown, Democrat, was mp 20
few lavs aE0 regarded as a sure aSp,raut
for re ectiou To-Day, however, he de-
e carad uSe.f not .u le race. 'I think,
% Id the Governor, he party IS iu Uad
way here in Mary .aul, aud / don't care 70
b. LII. = O. IL -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

Snsda, % e. 6-1ts---
PARKzgsAVES. ". Va. Move
W5.l-m Padgslt was CO. united
CIV Tor threatening to Eake his
1tlsa searched a vial CARROLL
f.and he Is thouEh1 70 be inss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

New YoR4 November 2S.-George NJ
Irwin. the Pittsburg discretionary poo
man, was brreSted here tonight anC
locked up fof q hearing tomorrow. HI
will be IA Aen 10 Pitss5urg 70 answer
charges Of in0Iing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
rhe Contract signed

ST. PETERSBURG. November &.-The
marriage contract Of the Car aud Princess
AK was signed to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

Spsc8it0 ne ReJ1s,s--
PARKERSBURG, November 23.-John G.
Oats. Of Richie county, was indicted by
the grand Jury for contracting to sell green
goods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
.I.,,Ilir,pc.r Incop.is,eaoy.

A prominent Republican yesterday
called the attention Of reporter 70 a gar
ing inconsistency In the editorial columns
OF our morning contemporary. The fnfsi-
ligencsr advised the recently elected mem
bers Of the Legislature from Ohio county
70 commit themselves % no candidates for
positions in the House and Senate, and a.
most without lifting his pen, the editor
urged the delegation 70 stand nrm for
Elkins for United states Senate. Verify
consistency tEOu srt q jewel"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24
H3WANTS NOCHANGES.
Carnegie Desires That the Tariff and
Currency Laws Be
ALLOWEDTOREMAINAST

The Millionaire Steel IIakerLsaves
PittsbUrg For New York, and
Submits 10 an Interview Before
Taking His Departure-Says He
8s6ld the President Some Things.
p All He Asks is Peace.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

John Thompson was arrested oy Oficer
Donovan, last night, for disorderiy coaduct
and locked Up.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-24

n most remarkable cures Of scroi-
record have been accomplished
d's Sarsapariila. This medicine
alled for diseases OF the blood.
Hoods.