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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-19
Charley Fosters Tlnauo,al standiag

TFFIN, O., August Isl. B. CORN
lev, assignee OF ex-Secretary Foster,
mpauied by his attorney, Frank 5.
Monnett, was in the city last evening
and filed a partial account in
the assignments of Foster & Davis,
Foster & Company, Charles Foster, and
his financial account in the John w.
Davis assignment. The latter shows
assets Of less than 81, 900. which is in
sufficient 10 pay the preferred claims
aud the costs OF administration, which
will leave the general creditors nothing.
The partial account in the Davis and
Foster assignment shows Sl49, 900 for
distribution, which warrants the deciar-
ing OF 5715 per cent. dividend. In
the Foster & Company assignment the
report shows that more than 500, 900
Of claims have not been filed, and
hence no dividend can be declared. 1t
reveals also preferred claims amount
ing to more than $4,000 The debit is
S23, 656.Gl, and the credits S3,9l4.75.
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Ir's rather late TO do much good, but
4 little rain would Do very acceptable
lust the sane.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

MEN TO SELL BAKING POWDER TO The
rleuce unnecessary, SO monthly salary ana
expenses or com II ofler satisfactory address
az oGce with particular, concerning yoursst,
u. 3 CHEMICAL WOAkS, Chicago. AulVq
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TIE REGISTER AT CHARLESTON
The DAILY ami SUNDAY ROOSTER can
ts procured in Charleston ~ the Hotel
RuHnsr News stand.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

EREE-SEND FOR OUR BOOK now TO
Il Speculate Successfully on the Grain ana
Stock Markets." Trading on limited msrs ms
Building NhIcAEo. III. AuIV1l
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stnarnship Arrtrala

CHRIsT1ANsAND. August IS. - Arrived,
Slavonia from New YORK for Copenhagen.
LONDON, August 1S.-Arrived, Alceto
from New York.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-19

REAL. MERIT is the characteristic OF
Hoods Sarsaparilla, and it is manifested
every day in the remarkable cures this
medicine accomplished. Hoods Sarsa-
pariIla is the kind. Try IL.
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PATENTS AND CHILDREN.

ACQUISITION which deserves the most
careful consideration OF all parents Is
vbesher or not, in this end of the cen
tury period, too much liberty is not al
lowed to Young persons. The training OF
the Young aud the best mode OF pro-
cedure 20 accomplish the best results
are fruitful topics Of discussion upon
which volumes inrumerable might bs
written and which would still admit OF
wide differences OF opinion. The fact
Is that no general rule can DO laid down
10 such matter, The character,
the inclinatlons, the dispositions Of
soma persons are so entirely different
from those Of everybody else thai any
method which might be successfully
employed in the training OF one person
might be absolutely useless 10 every
other case. And this very fact should
stimulate those who have the care Of
the young to study diligently the char
acter OF those they have in charge and
to employ in every case the most effect
i've means Of restraining and curling
those traits which need it and encour-
aging those which ought TO be eucour-
aged. There are cases where no re-
straint is necessary, where every lib
erty may DO granted the young
man or young woman but
there are other cases where only the
opportunity is wanted to cause the
young to overleap the bounds Of reason
and TO do things-perhaps unwittingly
which would bring the blush OF shame
to the cheeks OF their parents, did they
but know it.
Unquestionably the present genera
tIon of young people are different from
those who have preceded them. Whether
it be that too great liberties are allowed
them or that the chaperone has in
a measure been lost sight Of, or that
parents are not as watchful as they
might bet is true taat the tendency
among the modern young people
is toward a degree Of fastness unob,
served in former generations. In many
places things are permitted, without
comment, in what is considered the
very best society, which would never
have been tolerated for an instant in
1.-THE good old days when we were
young"
The world is not growing worse, nor
are the young all bad, but there is a
tendency among some Of them to ven
ture farther than they should, and a
judiclous restraint by parents might not
be amlss in many cases. Fewer liber-
ties or more chaperones might often be
allowed to advantage, without inter
fering at all with the legitimate pleas
ures OF youth.
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MR. PENOLErON's ITINERARY.

WItI 4AWuIo5H tIio DuIAOOIt8V5 ." -
Union aud Attend the CIarks burg Con-
VentiOn.
SbedGl 10 the Rsqister
WAsH1SGToy, D. c., August 1s.-
Congressman Pendleton left mere this
afternoon for West Union, where he
will deliver an address at Democratic
mass meeting on Monday. On Tues
day he will attend the convention at
Clarksburg, thence returning TO Wash
ington so as to be present TO aid in max
ing a quorum in the closing proceedings
of the session, should IL become neces-
sary to pass any bills OF importance.
A new postolfice has been established
at Villas, Richie county, West Virginia,
with Louis c. Martel as postmistresS.
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

>rpSoSs IN OR NEAR THE CITY DE.
LNr,Inr to attend the West Elrginia Chu,.
tian Missionary conyenIion at Huntington ca
IhuIsea! he Union r. 4. Office, No. 1910 Na-ks.
osa Train leaves at lilo p. m.' on ID lH,.
aul9erdq
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HooD's Pills are the best family ca
thsrtic and liver medicine. Harmless,
reliable, sure-
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CAMERON DisTRIor DEMOCRATS
select Delegates Cor the Various Con.
venttOns.

Select Delegates FOR the Various Con
yentiOns.
Spscicl 20 Gls Reg.sss-.
CAMERON, w. VA, August 1S.-The
Democrats Of Cameron district met in
convention this afternoon and selected
the following delegates: Congressional
Conveniently. L. Davis; Alternate, L.
i. CorcOran. Senatorial Convention-
j. w. Dunlevey, q. NJ. Howard, d. w.
McConaughey: AIternates, John Dolan,
Jerry Fitzgerald, John Reid. County
Coaventi0n-J. W. DunIevey, John
C0rcoran, John Dolau, q. W. How
ard, James CorCorau, 7. L. Davis,
Bud Cain, w NJ. Kincaid, d. W. McCon-
aughey, Ellis Todd, Martin Todd, w. w.
Kepuer, Martin Cog.eY, y. i. Simms;
alteruates, b. Shalyey, l.. Lowe, n.
Howard, John Carr, Geo. Hughes, oil
ward Anderson, Il. W. Fitzgerald, j. h.
Zimmerman, Abe Ingram, ST., Joseph
Weidman, Martin Cox, Spencer Cox, Z.
A. McCOnaughey.
wv. Dunlevey acted as chairman and
Z. (. Corcoran as secretary.
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BUSINESS PERSONALS.

CENp FOR LITTLE BOOK, HOW TO
- Speculate Successfully in the train ana
stock Markets" Mailed free. COMsIOCh'
HUGHES & CO., Rialto Building, Chieago'
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FEMALE HELP WANTED

7 AOiES-YOU CAN OBTAIN REFINED
IL and gentee. home work NJ 81 per week No
canvassiug Reply with selt.addressed stamped
envelope. ESTHER ALLAN, south Bend Ind'
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THE Ohio river is so low that II has 20
be sDrlnkled 10 places before the grass
will grow In the river bed.
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COON SWIMMING Contest.

PHILADELPHIA, PA, August 1s.-The
defeat in the 2:20 scratch race OF
Champion Arthur Kenney by Percy L.
Dickey, of the New York Athletic Club,
in 1904 As, was the feature OF the swim
ming races to-day at Falkland under
the auspices Of the National Swimming
Association. Kenney's defeat was
caused by his poor condition.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-05
a DesperaIs Burglar.

SAN Francisco, Oct. 4.-Detectives Bee
and Harper this morning arrested James
Ledger, an ex-convict, who has been
committing numerous robberies at San
Jose and Oakland recently. Ledger re-
sisted arrest and and attempted to muir
der Harper, who was. compelled to draw
revolver and shoot him in the hand.
Bee came up at this moment and the
robber was punched into insensibility.
On his person were found a lot of loose
diamonds and other stones and come
jewelry, and it was evident that he had
not disposed of his. .plunder. Ledger and
a companion named Cannon held up
and robbed Editor Frank Leach, of the
Oakland Enquirer, on the street few
days ago. Cannon is under arrest in
Oakland.
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Thc French Cabinet.

Pans, Oct. 4.-The French cabinet
today decided to prosecute LIE Parti
Ouvrier, the newspaper which recently
published an article upon army maneu-
yers, regarded as insulting to the French
army.
President Casimir-Perier has signed q
decree appointing Baron de Courcel
French ambassador to London, to sue
ceed M. de Crais, recalled.
The Journal des Debats says that
there is no question between Great Brit
tain and France which cannot be settled
amicably.
La soliel declares that Madagascar
cannot lead to conflict between France
and Great Britain.
LIE Martin says it Is absurd to suppose
that the dispute in regard to African af-
fairs with France was the reason for
summoning the English cabinet council.
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ENGLAND AND FRANCE.
Nothing Can Cause Trouble
Between Them.
AND GEORGIA GOES DEMOCRATIC
The English Cabinet Met for Ninety
Minutes and Frightened Ninety
Million People.
The Cabinet Scare.

LONDON, Oct. 4.-English newspapers
have apparently recovered from the scare
caused by the hasty calling of the cabi-
are now unanimous in expressing the
opinion that there is not the slightest
cause for anxiety to fear a serious dis
pute with France. 1t seems to be adj
mitted that the cabinet council will not
be called upon to decide anything more
than the protection of British interests
in China. 1t seems generally agreed,
however, that the cabinet council will
decide the question of whether British
troops will be sent Immediately to treaty
ports of China.
The cabinet council met today. Most
of the ministers were present. Sir Will
liam Harcourt, chancellor of the ex-
chequer, was absent. At the hour of
sending this dispatch the council is still
in session.
Up. m.-The cabinet meeting lasted
from noon until 80 p. m. 1t is under
stood perfect agreement was reached
respecting the plans submitted for the
British residents in China.
1t is announced upon authority, the
cabinet after discussing the state of af-
fairs in China, decided to send troops to
that country to protect British interests.
It is also probable additional ships will
he sent to sire ngthen the feet in Chinese
waters, under command of Admiral Free
mantle. It is also said, in consequence
of the days meeting of the cabinet, the
British legation at Peking will shortly
be guarded by British bluejackets and
native Indian soldiers.
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THAT MadaRascar BIockaae.

PoRT LEWIS, Island of Maritius, Oct.
4.-The statement that a blockade of
Madagascar had been declared by France
was brought here by steamer from
Madagascar. The report appears to
have been due to the misconstruction of
French measures to prevent the landing
of arms and ammunition for the Hoyas.
The Madagascar papers state the French
settlers have been warned to repair to
the coast in view of possible hostilities.
The French bishop and French mission
aries, however, decline to leave the capi-
tai until the latest moment.
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Caused by Careless Brakeman.

SAN BERNARD1No, CAL, Oct. 4.-This
morning as the Santa Fe passenger from
Los Angeles was coming in, at 9:15 it
collided with ansoutgoing freight, wait
ing on siding, caused by careless
brakeman, who forgot:tto replace the
switch after the freight took the siding.
Both locomotives were badly damaged F;
two fiat cars were wrecked. The pas
senger train escaped with slight damage
and proceeded around the loop with
little delay. No one was injured except
Conductor Hixon, of the passenger, who
was thrown down in the baggage car and
received a scalp wound, and an aged
lady, name unknown, suffering from
nervous prostration.
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That Assessment Circular.

WASHINGTON, Oct. 4.-Civil Ser
vice Commissioner Lyman said today
nothing had yet been received concern
ing the political assessment circular
alleged by the San Francisco Chronicle
to have been sent to federal officers in
San Francisco. AS soon as evidence
is secured measures will be taken by the
commission against the authors of the
circular.
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Every mother should know that Group
can be prevented. The first symptom of
true Group is hoarseness. This is fol-
lowed by a peculiar rough cough. If
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy is given
freely as soon as the child becomes
hoarse or even after the cough has de-
veloped it will prevent the attack. so
cent bottles for. sale by Blakeley &
Houghton, druggists.
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British rroops for China.

LONDON, Oct. 4.-The Exchange Tele-
graph Company says 5000 troops will be
sent from India to protect the treaty
ports of China. The First Rife brigade
will leave Calcutta, Oct. 16, for Hong
Kong. Other troops are expected to be
dispatched, including the Northumber-
land fusiliers. two battalions of Ghoor-
kas and four regiments of Sinks and
drafts from the Punjaub.
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no Protect Foreigners-

BERLIN, Oct. 4.-The Frankford lei
tung says the Chinese minister to Lon
don has proposed to the British govern
ment that Russia, Great Britain and
France dispatch troops to the treaty
ports of China to protect the interests
of foreigners, and has given assurances
that China would raise no objection. ~
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Mckinley Going to Nebraska.

BELIEvILLE, Kan. Oct. 4'-Gov-
ernor Mckinley passed through here
today on his way to Nebraska. Fully
5000 people assembled at Clay Center to
see him. 'We are engaged this year, y
said the governor, Sin contention
among ourselves whether we retain the
American markets and work shops.
The republican party believes in retain
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ATLANTA, Ga, Oct. 4.-Returns
from accessible points indicate Atkins
majority for governor at 10000, aud the
state ticket will probably receive about
10000 more. Probably 40 popnlist
members of the legislature have been
elected. The democratic majority last
year was $1,000. Speaker Crisp's dis
trict shows falling off. Most of the
districts represented by free silver dele
gates have furnished populist gains. All
senatorial calculations have been up
set by the increased representation of
populists in the legislature.
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a. Omolal Danial.-

LONDON, Oct. Officials of the Chi
nese legation here deny the story print
ed inthe Frankford Zeitung that the
Chinese minister in London has proposed
to the British government that Russia,
Great Britain and France dispatch
troops to the treaty ports of China to
protect the interests of foreigners.
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Georgia Election Results.

ATLANTA, Oct. Enough reports
have been received by the Atlanta
Journal up to noon to indicate an aver
age democratic majority of 10000 to
$4,000. Atkinson, democratic nominee
for governor, has been scratched in all
parts of the state, and his majority will
not exceed $4,000. The democrats viii
have 80 majority in the senate and 15 in
the house. Every congressional district
except Blacks and Watson's went for
the democrats. A great surprise is the
defeat of Warner Hill, prominent can
didate for speaker of the house. His
county went with the populists.
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Japanese warships Sighted.

LONDON, Oct. IA dispatch from
Shanghai says native vessels from Nang
Poo report five Japanese warships lying
off the Christian islands, so miles from
Nang Poo. The presence of ships near
Nang Poo has caused scare. The few
Chinese warships on the coast are obso-
Iete and almost worthless.
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The Congress1onal Distr1cts.

SAVANNAH. Oct. 4.-Returns from
the congressional district embracing
Savannah indicate 1000 democratic ma
jority, falling off of 1900 in two years.
Counties in Tom Watson's district show
500 populist majority. The heaviest
democratic maiorities are returned from
counties indorsing the administrators
financial views.
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Now Try This.

1t will cost you nothing and will sure-
ly do you good, if you have cough,
cold, or any trouble with throat, chest
or lungs. DIR. Kings New Discovery for
consumption, coughs and colds is guar
anteed to give relief, or money will be
paid back. Sufferers from la grippe
found it just the thing and under its
use had speedy and thorough recov-
cay. Try a sample bottle at our ex-
pense, and learn for yourself just how
good thing it is. Trial bottles free at
Snipes & Kinersly's drug store. Large
size SOC and 81
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Notica.

All city warrants registered prior to
January 2, 1892, are now due and pay
able at my Office. Interest ceases after
this date. II. BURaET, City Treas.
Dated Dalles City. Aug. 1, 1894.
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Lost tn one storm.

New YORK: Oct. "A special from
Key West, Fla, says More than 90 hui
man bodies have been washed up along
the reefs near here IN the last two days.
most of them being badly decomposed.
They were buried where they were found.
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ing BOTH Three cheers for Mckinley,
the next president of the United States,
were given at Clifton. Some one asked
how about silver, to which Mckinley
replied: "You must ask the democrats.
They are in full control of the govern
ment and have absolute power to do
whatever they please
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Judge Lyman Trumbull a PopulIst.

CHICAGO, Oct. At is announced
today that Judge Lyman Trumbull is in
sympathy with the populist party, and
will deliver an address at mass meet
ing in Central music hall Saturday
night on "The rights of man as Affected
by the accumulation of Wealth and
Favored monopoly" Judge Trumbull
has long been regarded as staunch
democrat.
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Not rime to interfere.

BRUSSELS, Oct. 4.-The independence
Beige says: 'sThe time has not yet
come for England to interfere in Chinese
affairs. England's differences with
France are grave, but if negotiations be
prudently conducted settlement should
not be difficult
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rh,ee rrainmen KilIed.

NEoDosHA, Kan, Oct. Am engine
and IL cars of a Frisco freight train left
the track near Smithfeld, Mo-, at 9:15
this morning and were wrecked. En-
gineer Mike Ketchum, Fireman Tom
Warren and Headbreakman M. E.
Hummel of Monett, Mo-, were instantly
killed
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killed Pine Burstine.

SAN FRANc1sco, Oct. "A pipe burst
in the engine-room of the Merchants
Cold Storage Company's warehouse at 10
o'clock last night, slightly iniuring John
Pierson, the fireman, and so badly iniur-
ing John Olsen, the engineer, that he
died this morning.
The Dalles daily chronicle. [volume] (The Dalles, Or.) 1890-1948, 1894-10-05

{. Halls Hair Renewer renders the hair
lustrous and silken, gives it an even
color, and enables women to put it up
in great variety of styles.
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The Bryan Ticket Recognized.

LINCOLN, Neb. Oct. 4.-The secre-
tary of state decides the Bryan ticket
was named by the state democratic con-
vention, turning down the bolter's
ticket.
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Another can.

All county warrants registered prior
to January 1, 1891, will be paid on pre-
sentation at my Office. Interest ceases
after Sept. 10th. WIN. MICHEL,
County Treasurer.
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No Freight VIII be accepted for ship
ment between the hours OF p. M. and
8 A. M, except Live Stock and Perish
able Goods. d., p. & A. N. Co.
July Goth. 1894.
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Stranger-Are you prepared to die,
sir? Jones-Is that any of your bus
mess? 'It is. I'm selling cemetery
lots" The Smiler.
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The new chapel of the reform school
is to be dedicated Sunday. The services
will be conducted by Revs. W. Holloway
and A. L. Hutchinson.
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Feed wheat for sale cheap at wasco
If.