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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06
ALL ON ACCOUNT OF THE SCHOOLS.
A Priest and About a Hundred or BIS
Congregation accommodated By
Bishop hntZ.

CONGREGATION accommodated BY
Bishop hatz.
DENVER, COL, May 5.-This after
noon Bishop Matz communicated
Father Malone and over one hundred
members of St. Joseph's Parish, who
were ct the recent parish meeting
at which it was decided TO sue Father
Malone civilly for she purpose OF vindi-
eating him from the charge Of shortage
i'm his accounts despite the desire OF the
Bishop that the suit be dropped.
There has been considerable ill-feel-
ing between Bishop Matz and Father
Malone for several years over the school
question. The Bishop upholds and main
tains parochial schools in this diocese IN
opposition to the recommendations Of
Mgr. Satolli, whose policy is upheld by
Father Malone. The present suit arose
over the disposition Of the funds Of ST.
Joseph's Church, Of which Father Ma
lone is pastor. The Bishop on several
occasions called upon the priest
for an accounting, and init
mated misappropriation OF
the funds to the extent OF $4,000
Father Malone feeling unable to secure
what he thought just hesring through h
ecclesiastical suit, the corporation Of
ST. Joseph's Church brought an ami
cable civil suit, 10 which it was
shown that instead OF the priest
being a defaulter, the corporation was
indebted to him over $1,000. Before
the decision was rendered Bishop Matz
secured an injunction restraining
further proceedings, and at the
same time suspended Father Ma
lone from the priesthood. The
parishioners held an indignation
meeting and denounced the Bishop
To-day Father Malone filed his reply TO
the Bishops application for a perma-
nent injunction and Immediately the
latter communicated the priest and
that portion of his congregation that
took part in the meeting.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06
rromiusns PIttsburG Man Dead.

PITTsBUBG, PA, May 5.-Campbell
B. Heron, the widely known iron man
ufacturer, died at $50 a. m, at his
residence, corner Montgomery and Un-
ion avenues, Allegheny, in his Goth
year. The direct cause OF his death
was euemia but he had been suffering
from general breaking down of the
system for several years. he was
Chairman OF the Wrought Iron Pipe
Association and Chairman OF the
Spang Steel and Iron Company, both
branches Of the original plant. BE was
a director in the Exchange National
Rank OF Pittsburg. He was man OF
very strong determination and un-
swerving integrity. He was thorough
ly posted in the iron business and usu-
ally represented the firm OF Spaag,
Chaliant & Company in the settlement
of the wage scale with the Amalgsmatsd
Association.
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sentative inspire your sons and daugh-
ters with the sublime duty Of morality?
mo. His name is synonym for cor
ruption.
"Were he magnanimous he would
have you close the door to vice. He
who has so often with beautiful words
and brilliant oratory sung enchanting
ly of the noble, dutiful sons OF our
grand old commonwealth would have
you prove recreant to your trust. Let
no extenuating plea Of charity cause you
to even listen to his silvery tongue,
they cannot longer avail. He has sac
rifced himself, let his voice be silent,
his influence Is lost. We deeply depIore
this, but he has sealed his own fate.
Refuse to return him TO Congress, and
by so doing you will best promote the
interests of society and OF your own
State"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06
LIE ARNY oFREREp MoRK

Aud Free Camping Ground. But They
Refused TO Accept It.
WASHINGTON, d. c., May 5.-Au en-
terprising real estate man here has Of
fered 10 set the Coxeyites at work. He
has tract Of land about three aud a
half miles distant from the city which
be desires 70 have cleared OF under
brush and made ready for subdivision.
IL is pretty spot and much healthier
than the sewer mouth camp now occu-
pied by the Coxeyites. The owner, Or.
e. P. Gehring, offered to let the army
camp on the tract aud pay them $500 II
they would clear the ground. The
proposition struck Coxsy favorably, but
Browne was unwilling to move the camp
% far from the city, and the offer was
rejected.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06
TIE HAwIIAN REGISTRATION.
Many Americans Afraid to Register and
May Not Get seats In the Convention.


HONOLULU, April 2s, PEB STEAMER
AUSTRALIA, VIA SAN FRANCISCO, May
5.-The question of the registration Of
voters is the all absor bing topic at pres
ent. Next Wednesday is the day set
for the election of delegates to the
constitutional convention. The regis
tration closed on the 21st, and in Homo
lulu alone 1,5O2 have signed the rolls
AID registered themselves as voters
This although seemingly small Is never
theless good showing, when the fact
that only $500 voters registered at the
last election under the royallst egime,
is considered.
Complete returns have not yet been
received from the other islands, but the
total register for the group is estimated
at 5000. A large number Of Americans
who are supporters Of the government,
have not registered as they fear they
will lose their American citizenship by
taking the required oath. One OF those
disgruntled Americans is John Emme-
luth, a prominent member Of the advi-
sorry council. He has refused to take
the oath, and it is supposed be will be
refused a seat in the convention on
that account. The Portuguese have
nominated two candidates OF their own
who from the number Of their country
men, who have registered, will probably
be elected. The Japan scare has sub
sided. The little brown men have been
lost sight Of during the last two weeks,
but they. evidently expect to come 10
the surface after the convention.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06

PIrrsBURG, May 5.-The coal strike
continues and it is exceedingly hard TO
say what the final outcome will be.
Both sides are waiting. The operators
who are friendly to q conference to
secure uniformity Of rates expect that
settlement will be reached at the
Cleveland conference. They are notify
Ing customers that they will be- In q
position TO supply coal as usual.
This Is based on the assumption that
though all operators do not agree TO paw
the price the miners will be aele to
secure such a large proportion of mine
owners who do as to justify their allow
Ing the mines OF the friendly operators to
start and keep idle other pits until the
uniform rate is secured at them. II is
learned that this meets the views OF
the miners officials. They have sue
ceeded in totally stopping the output in
Western Pennsylvania and are gradual
ly getting out all miners elsewhere.
They believe that all mines will be
idle by May Is. and will cooperate In
any agreement which might be reach
ed. Under such conditions it would be
possible to dictate terms for q settle
ment and thereby enable many miners
TO return to work.
The operators who were not invited
to the conference at which the CleVe-
land meeting was arranged will hold a
meeting next Thursday 10 decide upon
a plan OF action. They are strongly
opposed to being dictated to by other
employees, and will likely decide to al
low their mines to remain idle, in the
belief that their diggerS will return to
work,
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srill Further Dangers Threaten.

MONTREAL, QUE, May 5.-A telegram
from st. Albans says: Fresh disaster
still more cslamitous than that OF last
Friday evening threatens the parish OF
St. Aloans in the shape OF vast lake,
said TO be $50 feet deep, which mas been
created by the formation Of q dyke
about the Parish Church. II the dyke
gives way. as seems probable, the conse-
quences will be disastrous. The resi-
dence OF D'ArYau Darveau, which had
been transferred over on Friday night
without sustaining any injury. was car
ried of by waters on Thursday.
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zoo. 600 Acre. 20 BE Reclaimed.

THE HAGUE. May 5.-The Royal
Commission, presided over by Mynheer
Clely, the Minister OF Water Ways and
Commerce, has decided almost unani-
mously in favor OF the project TO re-
claim 500, 600 acres OF the Zuyder Zee
by means Of = sea dyke from Northern
Holland a, total cost, including meas
ures OF defense and compensation TO
fishermen, Of 315, 900, 600 guilders. II is
estimated that the value Of the land re-
claimed will be 326. 900. 900 guilders.
The Com mission unanimously recon-
mends that the State shall undertake
the execution of this project.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06
WEST VIRGINIA RIVERS
And the Appropriations for Them In tho
Bill Which Passed the House.

Specidl telegram 10 the Rs0ister.
WAsHINGToN, May 5.-The river and
harbor appropriation bill as 1t passed
the House yesterday contained a. the
items for West Virginia that were In the
bill when IL came from the committee.
These items have already been given In
detail in the REGIsIER. In addition.
Nr. Anderson secured an amendment
providing for preliminary examination
OF Elk, Coal ana Little Coal rivers, with
a view to improving the navigation OF
these streams. The provision for the
preliminary examination OF Guyandotte.
with a view Of completing system OF
locks and dams on it, is also in the bill.
Now that the great work OF the i'm
provement of the Kanawha Is provided
for under the continuous contract sys-
TEN, Mr.. Anderson, who is on the River
and Harbor Committee, hopes TO be able
TO induce Congress TO provide for need
ed improvements on the smaller streams
OF his district.
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Would Pay the Prosecuting witness.

Srsctol Ts.eqrGm 70 the Sunday Register.
SIsrERSvILLE, May Yesterday all
the speak easy and gambling house pro-
prietOrs were arrested on warrants
sworn out by man named Braggner
and q hearing was given them this
morning before Justices Bell aud Will
iamSoo, of Friendly, at which the men
were all placed under 5000 bond and the
hearing was continued until next Tues
dav.
Since the hearing this morning a
proposition has been made for COM
promise OF the case for S4OO, and as the
prosecuting witness receives one-half OF
this, 1t is likely the compromise will be
effected.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06
.THE SPORTING WORLD.
Pittsburg Wins the Third Straight
Game from st. Louis.
A RINGER RUN IN IN GERMANY
By en- American Horseman, Who
Is Detected and Arrested-The
Story Scarcely Credited In
Amsrica-Results Of the Races.
The Entries for Monday-News
of a Sporting Nature from
Every Section Of the Country.

PIrTsBUBG, PA, May 5.-Pittsourg
made is three straight from ST. Lsuis
to-day by timely batting In the ninth
inning. In the fifth inning Glasscock
and Hawley almost came 10 blows.
During the early part OF the game
Glasscock chided the Texas twirler in q
way that riled him. When Glasscock
stepped up to the plate in the fifth
inning Hawley sent four balls directly
at Glasscock, apparently with the In
tention Of hitting him. After lodging
the last ball Glasscock deliberately
threw his bat at Hawley. who avoided
IL by stepping aside. The two men
then squared Off for final settlemsht
at fstcuffs, but by prompt tnterferehce
on the part Of other players further
trouble was averted. NcQuade fded
Glssscock. Attendance 3l00. Score.
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TEE SAME OLD STORY
Told by the Republican Prsss-oongress-
man Anderson Denies n Reported Inter

Told by the Republican Press-Congress'
man Anderson Denies n Reported Inter
view.
speciaI 7elsoram 10 me Sunday RsCis,s-.
WASHINGTON, ID. c., May 5.-Con-
gressman Alderson's attention was
called TO a statement made In the Char
lesion Mail to the effect that he would
not accept the Democratic nomination
for Congressman in the Third district
and that be saw little chance for sue
cess for the Democratic nominee this
year.
Mr.. Anderson says he has not made
any such statements, and has not au-
thorlzed any one TO make II for him;
that the Democratic nominee will be
elected IN ths Third district and that he
will assist him TO be elected no matter
who be may be. Democrats In the old
Third district are accustomed TO brag
and buster from Republican politicians
aud newspapers. They always beat us
until the election is held, and then We
defeat them" said Mr. Anderson.
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Hnl.hnro mine Closed.

HLLsBoRo, liz, May Sixty
armed deputy sheriffs appeared at the
HillsborO mine to-day and the coal COM
pany gave notice that every miner
wanting to work would be protected.
Only few applied, whereupon Sec
retary Finny announced the mine closed
indefinitely. 1t Is known that miners
who desired to work include more
than two-thirds of the men. but they
fear TO return because OF threats
made. Business men have shut OF all
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06
s.oclbriare.. suce...or Appointed.

LANSING, MIcB.. Nay 5.-At 2 o'clock
this afternoon Governor Rich an-
nounced the appointment OF John Pat
ton, Jr., one of the most prominent
lawyers In Grand Rapids. as United
States Senator, to succeed Senator
StockbrIdge, deceased. until his sue
cessor Is elected By the legislature next
January.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06
Bold Threats made.

GREENsBUKG, PA, May 5.-Aoout 2
o'clock a number OF the striking miners
from Madison, Aroma and Ocean mines
marched TO Carbon and endeavored to
force the men out, but with the aid OF
deputies they were driven away. Some
bold and dangerous threats were MADE
by a number OF them, but only two OF
the parties, Charles Olson and Thomas
Mccartney. were as yet arrested. They
arc now iu jail.
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The NEXT FORTY EIGHT HOURS
VIII Determine Whether the Coal strike
Fails or Not-There Wnl Doubtless BE
BioodShod.

VIII Determine Whether the Coal strike
Fails or Not-There WnI Doubtless BE
BioOdshed.
ScoErDALE, Pa Nay 5.-The coke
region is quiet tonight, but there is
threatening condition prevailing which
NAV at any time break out into vio-
lenee. It is agreed on all sides that
the success or failure OF the
strike depends on the Rainey
plants, which plants are still
working under { guard OF deputies.
Rainey says he is willing to pay the
scale, but will not recognize labor
unions in any way. One of the most
prominent OF the strike leaders said
tonight: I'VE must persuade
Mr.. Rainey that it Is impos-
sible to operate now. The issue
involves the life or death Of this strike
which has been the greatest from our
standpoint in the history Of the region.
He will not succeed in running the
Meyer works"
To sum up, as the situation exists to-
night, Rainey will be forced to fight
for his right to make coke next Mon
dsy, or the strike will speedily see the
beginning Of it's own end. Rainey
says be is ready for the trial.
The works he proposes to run are at
this moment completely invested by
besleging force Of strikers, the plant
being garrisoned by men selected for
their proved fighting qualities. Forty
eight hours will tell the story. Sup
plies Of ammunition are going to the
garrison tonight and Rainey Is wearing
his fighting shoes. The strikers are
quiet, ominously so, and simply say the
,unrla sh all nnf rnn.
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ton. It's feared that Kelly will not
be able 20 lead more than eight hua-
drsd OF his men out OF the city with
him when ne goes, and the other six
hundred or more will be turned loose on
the city and county. During the past
week as many as one hundred men
brought here by the army either as
members or hangers-On, have been
Jailed on various charges.
The citizens committee disoanded to-
DAY aud closed It's Office. They were
enthusiasts in welcoming the army, but
have notified the sheriff that they can
90 nothing more.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06
The LEXINGTON WOMEN PROTEST
Against the Returning OF Col. BreekI
ridge TO Congress.

LEXINGTON. KY, May 5.-The vo-
men OF Lexington have issued an ad-
dress to the voters in Colonel Breclsin-
ridges district, In which they oppose
his reelection and denouncs his de-
lenders.
The address. among other things,
says:
'would you vote for the destruction
of your boys?
'sNo: sooner vote for the destructitn
OF party than sink moral sentiment. Rlt
is your duty 10 lead your boys TO high.
er moral plane, but would sucha repre-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06

COLUMBUS. O.. May 5.-John Mcbride,
President of the United Mine WORKERS
OF America, to-day issued call to the
organization and those affiliated win IL
TO send one delegate to each nve nun
dred mem bers to a national convention
to be held in Cleveland, Ohio, at lo q.
NJ. Monday, May II, preparatory 70
meeting in joint session with coal ops
rators from all the States the following
daV
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Allnnlst on tho Nresabs.

DULUTH, MINI, May 5.-Mattson,
the Finlander, who was shot by Deputy
Sheriff Free at Virginia, the seat OF tn g
strike on the Mesaba Range, Is dead.
All is quiet to-day. but there is strong
undercurrent Of excitement. Company
II, Third regiment, is on the ground
now, making two companies.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06
Ran IN A RINGER
An Iowa Borssmzn Arrested and Ger
man OficiaI Implicated.


BEgLIy, May 5.-A sensation has
been caused in German sporting circles
by the seizure OF three trotting mares
belonging to m American named
Kneebs.
appears that Kneebs has been win
ming number OF trotting matches in
the country, and that he has won prizes
IN money 20 the amount OF $3.50 MARKS
with Bethel, one Of bis mares, By run
ming her under ths name OF Nellie
Kneebs, and declaring that she had
never before won q match.
The discovery Of THIS ffaud led TO the
seizure OF the three mares just - they
were upon the point upon being shipped
to Vienna
Kneebs was subsequently arrested,
bail being refused for his Appearances.
Ills rumored that prominent Ger
man Official Is Involved In the fraudu-
lent issuing OF certificate Of pedigree
70 one OF the mares.
NEW YORK. May 5.-R. F. Knee
Isft for Europe some months ago.tak'
s,versl horses with him from Ios
Kneebs is known here - N excsiiel
driver. as we'll - sbrswd operate
= - <<--..~ - r<~-<-<k No.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06
BRECKENRIDGE TALKS
To an Audience OF Three Thousand
Persons Of His District,
WHO GIVEHIN A GRAND OVATION.

The Colonel Was Filled With
Emotion, and His Frame Shook
Visibly-He Admitted that He
Had Sinned and Lived q Life
He Was Ashamed OF, but Gave
His Constituents to Understand
that He Wasn't Such q Bad
Fellow After Allie Will
Have Strong Support for Re-
nomination.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06
TIE RAN WAS hEAvY.
But No Serious Damage was Done In
Kansas.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, May 5.-Specials
to the Star from Kansas points relative
10 the storm say:
Comiskey, Kansas, had water spout.
Crops were badly washed out; roads al
most impossible. No loss OF life.
AmericuS, Kansas-A heavy rain and
wind; no great damage to crops or
stock: several bridges were washed out
nd travel almost impossible.
Fort Scott, Kansas - This morning
dead rabbits and birds were found In
the fields, having been killed by the
hail. The orchards were stripped and
the crops destroyed in the neighbor-
hood
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06
LEADERS
On Trial in WashingtOn--EVidsncs
All In for the Prosecution.
NOTION TO DISMISS THE CASES

On tho Ground OF insufficient Ev-
idence Overruled by the Court.
Christopher Columbus Jones
Was Arrested for Resisting an
officer While Arresting Mar
shal BrOwne-The Officers Say
that Browne Was Not dubbed
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nr n.na..iIl. R.in.tatsd.

MEMPHIS, TENN, May 5.-Ths most
important feature OF the session OF the
Southern Methodist General Confer
ence this morning was q report from
the Committee on Appeals, sustaining
the appeal OF Rev. George A. Mande-
Vile from the church. The report
reInstates Dr. Mzndevills.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06
EXPECTASETTLEMENT.
A Conference Of Coal Operators and
Mine Workers Called,
AND THE STRIKE MAY END SOON.

Some Of the Operators Who We're
Not Invited to the Conference
Are Opposed to Being Dictated
To and the Conference May Be
Fruitless-No Further Demon
strations Of Consequence In the
Coke Regions, but More
Trouble May Occur at Almost
Any Time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06
The WEATHER

wIsHrxsroy. D. c.. Nay b-For IVES =
ginia, showers, followed by a in III fr-
noon: south winds.
For western PeBnsylvaur ncwers 1rob-
ably thunder storms: In ssinz FlreSt
Winds
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SOME NEW PosrMAsTERs.
Frank W. Stewart Appointed at New
Cumberland

Cumberland
srsael YtIsor1n 20 n. Sunday Rs0fItsr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., May 5.-The
President to-day sent 10 the Senate the
nomination OF Frank W. Stewart 10 be
postmaster at New Cumberland, Han
cock county, w. Va.
Commissions have been Issued to the
following new West Virginia postmas-
ters: Alonzo Flowers al Delong, Pleas
auts county; Charley II. McCuns a.
Hur, Calhoun county; Oscar Buckner
at Lsachtown, Wood county; John p.
Toney at Spurlockville, Lincoln
countv
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nnw.lIin nnddridra

Srs7Gl Telegram 20 ne sunday Rr0istsr
SALEM, w. VA, May 5.-Another
producing well was struck in the Cen
tre Point oil field to-day. II is thought
to be good for at least four hundred
barrels per day. Several more are ex-
pected in in a few days.
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TIL. strike in Colorado.

TRINIDAD, Colo, May 5.-All the
miners in this region except those al
Agdier have struck in sympathy wlta
the western miners. Strong guards are
maintained at all the mines.
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Nominated for Mayor.

Sps-tdl telegram 10 ne sunday Re5isisr.
MARr1NsBURe, w. VA, May 5.-The
Democrats held a mass meeting here to-
night and nominated Mr.. c. P. MAttaei
for Mayor.
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state University Wins.


spsefsI 7slsorsm 10 ne Sunday Rsgis.~.
MoReAsTowS, w. VA. May 5.-Ths
State University bass ball club de-
feated q picked nine from the county
to-day. Score, 81 70 Q.
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CAMS PosTPoYKp.
Red cro.. Beat. charI.sros.

SPECIAL Telssram % ne Hsotsts,.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, May 5.-Ths
Red Cross beat the home team to-day ih
a ten inning game by a score OF TO 6.
The work Of Malcolm and Chambers
was great. Team will be home to-nor-
row. HARRY PRICHAHD.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06

TRIED AND TRUE Is the verdict Of
people whe take Hoods Ssrsaparilla.
The good effects Of this medicine are
soon felt in nerve strength restored,
appetite ereNted and health given.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06
rha K.llr Armr nl.handlnr-

EEs MONIES. Iowa, May 5.-Ths
proposition TO ioat Kelly's army down
lhe Mississippi on $50 RATS. each bear
4 seH men, Is still under cOnsidera-