davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-28
All American Banking and Currency
Laws Have Been Made
TO TIDE OVER DIFFICULTIES.
Greenbacks, Free Coinage Of Sill
yer and National Bank Cur
reucy Forced Upon the Country
BY Circumstances-A HarmOni-
Gus System Of Currency and
Finance Needed Worse Than
Anything Else.

NEw YORK, November .. In an article
entitled An Essential Condition Of Pros
perity.' contributed 70 the December num-
Der OF the North AmsricGu Rria0, which
will be published tomorrow, the Hon
James H. Eckles, Comptroller Of the
United States currency, contends that
there can be 10 hope Of undisJurbed and
substantial prosperity 70 al classes Of the
American people unless and until the whole
currency aud banking system Of the coun-
try is formulated into one harmonious plan
ia which each part shall be absolutely
sound 10 principle and tue embodiment OF
monetary science. American huancla-
legislation has been Of the most Qer-lclous
character and bad legislation 10 the neld
Of finance must always exert q destructive
influence on business There IS scarcely a
single act upon the statute BOOK affecting
cur currency system tnat has rot oeen
placed there simply 90 meet some emer-
Cency that confronted the country a. tne
tune, il the belief that the difficulty
MIGHT BE BRIDGED OVER.
Hec csles as an example OF The emerCeneT
measures the green back. The greeuoack
measure. he claims. fCstered a sentiment
for nat money in which he Includes silver
free co mage. The National bank currency
measure. he claims, was also al eIpeclent
20 provide a market for t1e government
bonds i, was valuable as ar0rcinE per
tec,lv sound currency, but not sufficiently
elastic The Bland act and the Sherman
silver &C. are reviewed as mlsclleyols
measures OF temporary eXDedielcv.
The currency system Of '1s country re-
su.uug from the constant passing OF eX-
uerfuental avs has become 50 c0ctused
acc uuscuud that Nr. Ecs.es wonders not
thar we have suffered 50 much nLacc.al
disaster CurilE t1e years OF is cc-str-c-
ton, olt that we
have SUFFERED 30 LITTLE
1T IS not q, al surprising" says he,
"thAt each morning the trst IN
curry t1at addresses itself 20 the
business man Ct the colctry anxious
20 sausfy himself as 20 business
conditions is, have d thoCssod dollars OF
-c.G come into the treasury or have q
taousscd dollars u gold gone out Of tce
treasury No one can over-e~'-cate the
detrimental influence uuoc TIE country
pros ce-.tv which such uncertainty oreecs-
it 5 an uucerea.utv which calls halt
up1n every Few undertaking aud o-ocss
everv avenue OF trade IL which q busy peo-
pie are engaged.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-28
Work Of th- Mint. for the Year.

WASHINGTON, D. C., November 2I.-R.
E. Preston. director Of the mint, reports
for the year. Gold deposited, $40, ,gi2, 5i5'
S1l. cog 5I3 original deposits. S6s, ,O53, ,J3Z re-
deposits. OF original deposits. 80, Us5, ,sjl
was domestic production; S2s.0Oo, 525 for
egn bullion and coin; g., us Al old
material The deposits and pur-
chases of silver dur.ug the year were
-. 40 TIL fue ounces, tn@ coming value IN
silver dollars being s29,3J9, 81. OF this
So. .6g7, ,U5I was origlUsl deposits, and El2,-
7g4 re-deposits. slg.7555, 1OJ was Of domestic
production: g. S32, $50 foreign bullion and
coin. The total coinage during tue year
was: Gold, az 474, sl350; silver dollars,
S7JSUO; subsidiary silver Si,J24, 40 90:
minor coin, $7l6, ,9lg26; total, SlO6,2i6, 49,
O6. The gold coinage for the year being
the largest ever executed a. the mint OF
tue United States 10 any one year.
TIE net gold exports for the fiscal year
were 8. ~, 60 as agsius; 81, 5,s95,@55 for
the prior fiscal year. The let exports OF
silver for lle fiscal year were Si,Jil ,359
as against $780,, ,sl3 for the fiscal year
T.4Y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-28
CAUSES ALARM.
Sszgary Grsshaa Cli.s A@,aIa3N
Esysri 70 Ak Ergzzi isr an il9lza-
ar.a q Esr I1sls 10 Central
Iugr1


Wsssrrsr5r. %. e. Nsysnosr n
There las seeD c11sitsra5ls s1pSrefss1
e1cifeIeut i1 gEc a. crc.es iocaT, Psrlic
ulary sn tre sia,s Dsg6r-rsrt. Cfer -,
ports nat cozs frDu a-r1e1t.c sosrces !1
Cez-ral AmerlCs.
Ad.spafc1 was rec-eTs1 frc1 PtcaEA
staIi1z f5kt grave stIzilol eE.sts ir tbs
Ncs1s o. coEItry. TIE bn-lso Hi.ificr,
Cyes ~. Eas. gyo1 i3str1ctlcs1 fr"n rs
.LozcoE forei ~ ss.ce. Refused - rsc0grl -
- T.czrzg1sc ggTsrnuert - bl9en>.cs
40 sas belt for . Buua1 var fGi7 81
ere fr9u Par LiuCl-
TEs a1Jlcr.tles 1ers Ters sTlfezly ~
fc-ns1 q tt-s Defefs f-e rec - = tnsl
csra-ct- for res r. p. =. =. CDszH "a. a.
Klszstoc. Ia z.Tes1T oe-1 Sr1ersc 70
r .s1s.1s y loox zf1eg AGsr-c.s1 iaief-
esta
ne os.Isf i1 ge-ersi tsa- arres; Eritein.
frs.eSa q ce1E sgisc.tC1s fcr 80 Nos-
cafto<s. "a z1r-ozs ~ sEJec1 t1s rts@rFs-
tcz 80 e. % -r-1e 80 sss5er1 fEctt1 ~
fse y cara - esls.. tEls prsEsziltx -
Ugref -tz.ea frg-l Co-Lf1..t-S tcis frg4srt-
q s-s,-e.rz r f-s a5zsce1 zs-t - y. 4ns
nztter . szsrs1.slg as1gTirg 70 tse 5tsis
D~eay-rsl' ~ 8css. gito 2 1estir'n -zgl-E
sssare1tiT Dse1 esd Ez.-sfsctof4iJ - al
cClccr-e1-
.sere.zrT Grsstz1s latsrett . sTt-
gerf'T 11srl 81 e. tef. for - las issir1ct-
=. ~ Bzvzr1 ~ e45le 20 rsq1sbi - ex-
r-s-sfsez froe- lee Brlls1 fgrsi a. Ga
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-28
sIABAT MATER
Rouinrs orHtorio sung a. the Opera
House Last Night

ANA7N a~@HN 80 49,
The Opera House vas well filed iast
1lght with a cultured audience, on the
occasion q the second concerI by tue
Whseliuy Choral Club. 10 was the mu-
sical event % the season. aid TIE audi
ence manifested rs appreciation Of The
excellent numbers, 10 generous aD-
p.ause. The selections rendered oy the
club were really excellent, ana Nr
James Stevens Martin. the muSica. d.
rector, IS 10 De congratulated upon the
degree Of pro6cieHcy attained Dy tCat
olzzrizaticn under bis lnte.lIZent direc-
ton.
The oratorio "staoat Mater" by
Rossinl, constituted th- fret part Of
the proErsmue. Tue frst uunbsr vas
the Qusristts and chorus. S6b1t hrtcr
D0l0r1sr. Tae tenor solo. Cujtls Int
man, was sung by Mr. Charles Bauer,
Of New YORK, who pOsssssss = pure,
fsIiols voice. of remarkable power.
The duet. out cFt Homo, was a dmlraoIy
rendered ~ MrL Frank L. HgDp, o.
TIL. city, asd Miss Beuiah hennsrd, Of
CuicazO. Pro Pscdib, TIE bass soio,
and charming number. Has sGug DJ
Nr. Z r. Dsrnitt, of Pituogrg The
first oart cone. gdsd Elih TIE ar aud
chorus. TuTGmHG'1u, erquisitelT sung
by Mr.. HUDp sn1 tse Choral c.go.
The secocd part was miscellaneous
concert Mrs. Nellie SEssneT Palmer
sang "Sprinztlds." b. Becker, aod tue
app ause Nas 90 enthusiasiic thai Sue
sang NY Old Kentucky Home a. al
encors number. Mrs. PEinsr's rsceD-
tion amounted 20 an ovsiioc. due % nsr
ability aud popularity a. singer, lnd
70 ths fact thss she has Tot been heard
10 coucsrt 90 thls c.ly icr losE iine.
Mss Ksnnsfd ssnR "Goot-Oy' a15
Across TIE Dee Eith splendid
effect, sud vas warmly app.a8ds1.
The Cbofai Cllb sag Tel
BE. Flora ~ PinsEt, ard
o. There's One That Love Dearly.
bT KucEsr: also, with Mrs Pa. liner,
The Osl AID the Pussy Cat. D." ~ Inzra-
han. These selections we're among t1s
most inisrsstloz rrs osrs o. ils sTec-
iuz-each Yeritab.s musical gen
and richly mer!isd iss warn approval
% sbs listeners. TIE sersn21s, ~
Gorinz TnomIs. was sung o. NJ
Bscsr,hIs silVsry tenor beiCg peculiarly
zdEDied . tbs piece. Aiss Sge
Hsstiugs deIzbtsd Der hearers
With dCgoIs nunDsrs Beat
Upcn Miae. LiIie Heart, > p.saslaz
lsllably. and 10 WinisE ] zst % -
Nrzht.T coth 5T EsTln. "B0nor and
Arms" O. HsrdsL Ess = selection
wsich showed tie rs1srxa5.e cspid
zsc purity o. tie yo.cs % Ar. Darn q.
and tie AID .srcs ua1iissts1 Is agcrs-
cfation il BLmlsitsaois terms
TIE corcsri GO t5s Hto.s v1sa sat.gn1l
success. aa1 Is - koDs1 Ire Csorzl
CIGo Vii s0oc azsir bs heard s.. coscssL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-28
HER CHARACTER
Seems to Have Been Pretty Good, and the
Husband VINO Now Wants 2 Divorce,
Couldn't STAY Away From Hsr During
the Honeymoon

FAaGo. y. D, November 27.-The depo-
sitiOn OF eX-Secreiary Of state i. s.
Walker was among those read 10 defense
OF Mrs Hirshheid's character to-day.
Wa.Ker was one Of TIE prOpretors of tne
HOte. Helena, Hhere Sir. aud Mrs Hlrsh-
field STAYED They seemed t0 be very hap
pv, Hirsnfeld leaving the bank many times
a day % VISIT bis wife. WltEess bad never
seen anything in defendants action %
criticise, either before or after marriage.
Miss " X. Lewis. superintendent o. TIE
glove department. New York store, where
Miss Hogan was employed as cashier, pad
q high compliment 20 her character during
the time ste knew her. Miss Hogan had
always had the esteem OF every oue 10 the
store.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-28
YETSLEI&
Intsresti1g Plees, Of TelsErsphic Nsus
10 small s1A-e

Ov,E.. NEB. Nove-cer Z1.-Judgs
B--1V. % ic= United States Court, Las
declared t-e EeC-ssSz ZzLlUl1 .re-z-t
rae lzv 11c1-s----t t.C-a-- oeca-ss . pro
-..i.s tee rz..r1z1s from sZEcJl1E csrgcss
U1.c1 -.e-1 rs4s1oao-s Pro1-
ALsAxr. y. y. November Z7--T1s
Cc-r- % A-cea-s has sEEG5i tcs couT-c-
t-cz q JCca y. Ncka-e-
Nrr- So7su5s- The E5vsr1ueat
~ B-s-- las 1r1ersc f3-r cruisers - %
5-Et .. he ya--s q ire Gs--z--s Con
pa-y.
Ws=-ry5-1v. E--e-5=- Z7.-Se-rs-sTT
GRESHAM. E-o las c-zrCs q Ire -4tte-,
hzs decided Er3- t1s erer-.Cc q z -1r--
-s-t % A1er-ca1 granite - LAX t-s
b r-tps-s a. Wss---s-oc s. "az=1e-5,
IA TIE z-C-Gt sTs--ao.s : zoo-t sll--
1-1
NA1z-1. November IA decree s5c.-
ts---x p-1--c eIse-;lous tss 5sel iss-ec-
Br-r-.N. Ecrs- Der -7--4.z--C- 1lz-o 2
Nzs1- -z-e ssr E-s- p-5lc appezra-ce
--ce Ter rec1TsrT from ---s A. z yea
--s-z-1 = B5E--51 >--s-e --ez-re as
-e-.al L-.-ess al rsst. .1o-.s- -s11sred Ter
1z1L
NA-zTIlLE. TINY, NoTs1osr zI-Ite
5-s.-ess PARK C AI-sns, A, o-r-ec t1Ls
E----- ---es f---.--'s- ---~-r
s. 9lJ
GzsvD TsLAy1. w, ScFe1oer q
T-s S=cur--T Sz.1-z- BzzE c-Css1 %
cav cuizz 90 3 -2szEr>sZszI C C1-ers-
Cara s-6cz- 81. Jl9. csp1s - tsl9o1-
In - --E-zs Sc sf5r trs--[z -. C
M,ss-1-- . krEs-y Interested
CCsa1-7cx. O. NcTsZ7z- z7--T1e D-s-
-cr- BEszs- Cc-p41T- Which z-Tss e.
u.svzszt 20 froz So - 20 PEE, E3s
H---sc as -CEEE q lEcs1c zrles-
F-r- u-.sr s-esZ,-s were -S-= 70 Ire
--zl-I-zs czr.zz tss aga Nc ga
WasHryzrox. NgFe15s- "A o=czi
C Eo-o- las 5=e1 z-z--sc % CaY-sl1
Ps-zr GrSos. EZ-. T------ Ps-1sT lFz-iS
T1---.se- T1fzz-rT. fc- o-zTsrF AZ "a
lz---T z 49, ~ /" 7--s OzE EoS-- a.
Msrca 81 Is65
Wv Tozk. EoTszhe- Z7-FTz-ess Z
Wfusr1- LAZY S1zs-ss. I'D C-1ers ET=
bsx-n p-spzrs.i1zs 20 : c-Zss1s u -ls
CTR &C suppress tzs GTl-g P-csGres E1
y rtez-s-8
Nzz YozE. S0Fs-osr 27--To-1sb-s D.
rsloz-sEes szsE rzzs 70 cs5czE g t.@
Shoe A-1 Lsz-Asr Bzzk izelzceT 81. sc
q as1 sozrs 1ess1ss re zzsC.- A. ~
Sss-sT az Bz<sr- I1s oEzxs aWFez
z-e nssFizz g pceTeuE rce izszr1zke co1-
ans krsz caTzzx - Bxks-ss ~ ~ tre
a-Ouzt Cf rs A<e I1s--zzce 1sCe2
Saei=T IS sad = oe Sex n = 1crz
Cszy and wing g Eel ~ - kzc
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-28

The Church Grow u1sd 20 Ia Utmost
Capacity Lsst Sigbt


Yesterday evening The number of
nen vas 30 great that ~, vas becsssafJ
70 place quite num Der of'PsrsoHs in me
sanctuary. u is not cBstoNary FOR laTs
neu - enter ias sAnctuAN. but the
immeuse crowd vas sgfiic.sathSas0u FOR
d.sgensati0u Of Tue iaH. Nn fact
evefy available space lu The CaNdrai
va occupied. a larEs uumbsrS 50
we're present 40 tls I've o'clock sa'f-<
morniug service.
AT TIE evening church Rev. Father
Youuan spoke on the cEtriiy sIlfiinz
10 the Catuolic church throughout tbs
world saJ the grcat nora force iu taa
same church. Rev Father Msnt0n
gave the fezrlAr evening mifs.oo ser
mon. BE Is quite = young pfiesi. tgi q
very fuent sgsaksr. Ills attefascs 10
6Istlact aad listened % Elgn D.easurs.
Hls style j. iatersst.Bg. HIS sg5leei
Was Death" Hs spoGe oi The GER
taluty Of death an5 tts uncsrEalniy
Of its time lie pictured toe feelings
ola Cyisg nan 10 vivid cglors add drew
powerful conclusions from BE remarks.
Auumber % prayer books 1sd osy0-
tonzl objects have been procured Tor
ths conVeuience ~ th0's maxinF tue
u.sa11 aod are kept 10 Iss basement o.
Toe church.
Oa ThEngsziV.bg day besides tss
regular service there will be fo.sma
high mass WITH a. Appropriate ssrmoa
a.alcs o'clock la ih8 D0fning.
The croEds seen - be incrstsiHg
each uiznt, sn1 10 is Ei:h aiGcsiiT thai
tts ushsrs tad room Tor al AEoy
were forced - stand ia tbF s.tlss-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-28

Jabu y. Elbas ssr5,r, CiIy RscsiVsr.
Lsan avoEss csa1 1ats for ths Espgo-
lIcGn rc.Ii-ati11 for tss of-cs q C.ty
C.erE Nr. kiasslosrEsr bss 5-sr
zeruo-s1 90 eEsdi1ats fof ss7srEl
zsess. but Dsfsis;satT rsi1sse %
ether arm o. osoy Ire Fs,orts 10 err
euI4tsor. EotH MorcAy riZ1t, sifhc-Rs
70 ysrsoc VsrT seriously 6osoisc thsi
e -as is tie racs- Tsers are So =
quartstts % RspsoIicaa esrsi5tts ass
tas f-r wI GJ 5-tEssn th-i tls zs1
- r. mares
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-28
WIPED OUT By FIRE.
Tts Oh T,w- @. N,1c-aA p, L,sss SD.
90 Worn O.; P-.p=--7-Ils Fra
Originated II q ys-l-2l 62s 2i-ya L tls
P.-S,--g RsSl--z--

Pr-rss-z5. Pa, N5Tsn5s- 27.-Lz,s
t1.s ss.s--3c- IRE ses,r1Tet the pr.ao-Pa-
o-s.-sss po--o1 q NcD5.ad. the c--
-cvo. s.Sa.ss1 niles Ess- q here c. tie
Psr-Es-5.s rsl-r1s-
TIE .css vii exceed 5000. VIII Lt-s
c. &C .-s-rs-cs-
TIE s-s vE.c- originated in The PITS
bug -zs-a--s-: GO o Hz-s street from g
-a--rs- as stove, cC-plete-y : E-.t5l tie
entire are bounded o. A-s1=-2, bzrr.
E-D--aE zc1 O-E4-s s-r=s-s- Ssvsra.
tz-. zs z-e -s--e-e- homeless
TIE PRINCIPAL --ssss are c. e P1ris-,
Ge-s-s. S-c-e. s. -l5, George 5arlE-cvs-
s--as. 3 .HlE. T. C. kcssrs, -rsrT. S.lJ;
C-l-.ss S------. ts-s-ea-s. $50. George
Ps-z=rsC-. 80; George Ferguson,
3 llu. N-s. -s-'s -e7Ts-ry s-C-e, 6, llt. a.
CT ne secrs. S5.lu. C-- s-rr - al tcc-s
C Fcres. OF Company. St-5tL
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-28
MURDERERS
Is VIA: T yaLE.Lln EsZ5g C,ls ths
People Who Furnish Bogls Yaee-ns
PcrS WIKI C.-z-1 C-g1z G. Il
sad q TrlS

NrLEAukEE, WIs. SoTs15er Zs--Dr-
Nsrizllaa Hs-zog. q yo-sg biologist
from C-iczzo. declares trz; -s-Ze per-
cz-tzEs @ tie Vscc-ce pci1ts Ess1 u rs
town are spz-io1s. tcz, thsy co1tal1 notc-
frz -. scr.e sxIn irriiArt IKE crOtcn o.
az t-a- tts us1 VITO Eaze --is ALLEGED
vaccine are scC-- cre-s s1c E- --rcerers- Dr.
Herzcz aur011css thz- he Las cLscoTere1
Ire res gs-E- q sDa-pcI ard ne remedy
therefor Lkst q zEi ne c--y coz-cll ic7k
the natter up. szc Eeso--t.1- Ess MIRO
dccsd for tie sppolutE--t q . committee
q s.1r utTs.ciz1s - -oc< into re c1z-Ees-
Tee reso.--lc1 s-E-te1 lTe4y ngr- 70 t1e
cozrcEL Fzs-E re resC--i-ca vas re-
Fz--a9 IN tte gsIz. wzT. Attcs ed ottg0
xzs.s re c11-cL. 10 q szl- T.-- -rco- -
ely zr-c u tie com t-ess- Dr. Eerz1Z
s--5le1 -s-.cizs a. Gz1-r1- Bsr--1 z-d
T.z--z
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-28
A PRETTY ROMANCE.
4 Couple Of Young People Married in the
Big Union Station a. S. Lo1is-Ihsy
Hal Never Es; Before, But hey Seemed
Perfectly Happy, and il IS 70 % Hopai,
vii C0n-nus So.

81. LOUIS. November 27.-A very roman
tic affair became public tonight The
principals are George ". Malone, OF this
city, and Mrs. Sadie Hsmel, OF ST. Joseph,
No.
When the Burlington train rolled into
the station this morning q handsome young
woman, in neat, DARK travelling costume,
stepped ont AID walked 70 tae gates. she
mad scarcely passed through when gen
t.e-au stepped forward and addressed her.
she .oosed a. lin 8 moment, while pref
~ blush tiuEed ner handsome face, and
then put ont her neatly glOved hand, which
be took and failed % release, t-czing %
under MS arm IS they walked away together
o Jne ladies' waiting room, with tappy
smile upon their fsces.
on reaching the salon. they were net oy
r D. Malone. fsther OF the groom, Leslie
Malone, . brother, AEtron Frazer, OF tue
Union station, TIE deputy recorder cf
6eeds-Eitc a marriage license and tie
Rev. r. Y. Sph-er, Of Go1 : Church TIE
Or.Gs-tJ--e was introduced % her relatives
e.ect. a-i AFTER having few moments
With NztrCC Frazer 20 brush, announced
that sle was ready for me ceremony.
WuIstLs hCsrse cough q locomotives and
c.acE-Cz eEzGEe bells disturbed tie ar, the
solemn words which made ne tws.n ore
were iuprsssive.y uttered o. the minister.
Upon the conclusion d the ceremony, t1e
bride a-1 groom we're driven % the nome
o. tce groom, W-ere wedding breakfast
was served.
Tbs C-.-1 IS the happy elimination Of a
romance. The 5r-1e a11 gr1Cu Tad rsver
met l---- few minutes before -o=y were
RI - - Z ?. q
q sons r. a-lc-s o. t-e groom and esc1
bad tre.Cec--T cee1 mentioned % the
6.1er. 4 CORES sPo11e1ce was tcus begun
Bc-1 were u-t-al.y PLEASED. photographs
were eIccz-ssd, and TIE marriage was
proposed. z-1 the U-opCss. accepted
TIE o-ce is vel known q 3 Joseph,
where sac has a .SrEe circle q friends,
vale t-e green 5 equally wei kE0wE -
- LC-S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-28
PRINCESS BISMARCK DEAD.
The Wife OF the Ex-Chaaceiior Passes
Away After q Long Iiiness.

BERLIN, November 27.-Princess Bis
marck, wife of Prince Bismarck, died at
i've o'clock this morning.
Princess Bismarck Duchess OF Lauen-
burg, wife OF Prince Bismarck. has oeen
in poor health for a long time. Her illness
became pronounced two months ago. sue
was deeply affected and received severe
shock when the death Of her life long
friend, Frau Eugene Reckow. PrIoress
Of the Stol Institute for Unmarried
Women, was announced. Three weeks
ago DR.. SchweDinger was called 10 Fred
richsruhe 10 prescribe for a serious a.
tack OF neuralgia. Since that time she
has been almost continually under The care
Of the physician. II is feared That the
effect Of tue death Of his wife upon Prince
Bismarck will be serious because OF his
own falling health and advancing years.
DRESDEN. November 27-AJ pubic
meeting held here II was resolved 10 erect
a large monument in honor Of Prince Bis
Inarck and puolic subscriptions will be
collected for that purpose.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-28
OLyEY TURNED DOWN

Jades UaIlas Decides AEsizss ths Men
b~rs o. rhs Railway IrAiazec Ia he
Reading Jsss
Ps-Ar-- Pz-A. Pa NcTs-osr -7.-J-1Es
Da az Led a. C1-r51- lc t-e L1its- Sistss
C-r-.- CC-rs to-csT cs--ssEE re pei
-.--s % tsrl zicEs z-1 c-1s- EeEoers o.
re B-c-cs--ood c. Railway I-zloZe1-
u-1 5zs re1 20 cc-pe- re receivers o. t-s
p---z-s---A &C Esac-E CC-1z-T . -
= g -1s- l- tts-- s-p-CF a-1 s.. t-s sz-s
-.-ss ~ rze- 90 -eEs-- -z-ce-s 81 --s
---z- zra-l--- JE1Ez Dallas EaEss 70 re--
cree w-a-eV=- q A--C--sT Genera o.
-zr's recs-- -s--s- -- TE.-- e r-1E -te
z-c--1 ia. ne recs Tsrs were Zs---zs--T
wr--E.
s---s Ds--zs 10 IS 1--ls- s-a-ss i- s--sc-
ttz- -1s petitioners -sTe 60 s-s11l-z =
sc--~ -ecs-ss -te CrEE--zs-Cz Ec- IS
c5-cs-s .z-s 60 lsEz srA-1inE- E---csr
t-=r 1sVe 70 cc-frsc- w--- t-a rscElTsrs
s5--z- ss I'd -Fl--s-s g ttrC-Z- t-s : ssSC-
el-5-- TIE uscsiTsrs Es-s rZ-ss % e.
u--- 90 EE--- - Al az rE-- %
-rrs tAs- E-t s-f-rce re- az 1s1 ne
E-r-hs- r-E-- g cs=lss --s-r e-r--Tes
wircc-- Ezv-E -sas--s. @ - E1atsyzr
cs-ss t-Ey ZLE-- cc-s-r-s - * s---1s-i
rea@--
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-28
SENSATIONAL TESTIMONY
AgAinst the Tennessee LTuehers, Given By
E1-AttorBsy General eJsr>-

NrvFHrs. Tenn. November -1-EI-
At.cruev General Peters was placed on
--e stand To- the Lyrc-i-E case TO-DAY, ara
HE evidence was OF q --s- sensational
character.
He testified that before the ly-cliug oc-
--~-er defendant Richardson tod hin 10
vas z-.-- o. cc--r. tat be H.ccsrcsC-l
and Ed smith. a---1a- Defendant, 1ac zr-
ranged t-e affair. Witness, w-o was a.
tcrcey general tod E,--ar-s-1 be would
summon h.E before --e grad ---y 20
-est.fr as O. --e -c-s- roy. z-1 L.--aCl-
s-- cc-..v replied --s- be would -J; Know
a---c.-E- . called upon 90 testify Ar.
Peters withdrew from the case - counsel
Tcr ne Stz.e .c ORDER % become q witness
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-28
E.-ov.d 70 Ihas Csznty.

OR hlEsly eEssszs1 fs.loE citIs.,
VI. " y. : = osg1. Eas rsECFsc .
VTtssItrE . tAzs c1lrEs g f-s EsEsr1l
.z.rcT q West Vlrzfsia, q S5s Sss
Y0-k NutzA LIE IzsErErcs cozpE1y.
". Sl1psc1 EEI bssE a eiaIs1 q tsis
csty fcr a5ozf iEirTy YsErH- az !. t.zt
fo.x osri01 ks cozzs1cs1 5i1sslt - >
IA of EiEs cgsinsss AL sSci1l 9slii-
Lea &c h8s he'd Essy plGcss q trEss.
IN Al % wnich ks las s5osE 1rtS rate
esc1eirT. Izs IL al rsl1Tions e s :
rs,s.ezau- We en1zszd NE- Sizbsos
70 sts zoca peoDis q Eaeslisz. A1d
v.ura for h5u ss q Vsl11tis scGgtsislo1
"a tss szsioess aE6 social lie O. t1s
cItT.--Ch1r1zosSz Ia1SI
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-28
GOOD WELLS NEAR GANNNGION.
The Youst, No. l, aud Blaekshsre. No. 10,
Both MAKING Heavy Production.
Heaa! 10 ~ ksE@-

MAxsIxGroS, W. Va. November 27.-
The South Penn oil Co.'S Youst No. l,
two miles west. is 10 aud is reported max
ing 500 barrels per day. The same COM
pany's BOyles No. 3, near il, should reach
the pay this week These are important
test wells, and considerable new work will
likely oe started Ia this vicinity. Tue same
company's y. r. Blackshere No. 10, north
east. is making 80 barrels a day from the
Big Iniuu sand. Seyeral new locations
have been made aud the company have q
large force OF hands making Few roads this
week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-28

WEsrEzLE 2 I. SoFEZoer -7--PrsSI-
dat CLeTs Azf 81 1sVs = -5-rs111G EEt
80 rrrksr for rs T1zEksElvlEg cI17sr,
z zc-h-E a2-2e1A Hc-zce = Ga = Ts-
EzcE- pgELr-y c-zssr- AS s-E-ts1 t.e olr-
fc- tse v elts Ec1se. As = 1zs ben Is
c-s-c- 20 @ tlr seTerzl Eszrs. ii7st rrs.el--
~ ToEzxzksTlzE- A t1-zsE Exs also Sezt
- xss Poss 49, Gszerzl. cGr -.e Ezze G
t1s 1oz0< a1s Elyez-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-28
n1SE sTEIKE EsOkD.
In. nanaEs-s agree - Pay lss s>ais
aaa ESth si1ss sIxs g.

FrurvssrEE. PA. SgFe1oes = II. -
,--s.s A. fze E.--,.rs E1rEs = q L. 5r1E-
- d (,crcu.ry s sTs-. r. ecr1cs1y Ec-
:. 80 - te1ls 49, repress1 LsLises q
-. s5ses az1s1 C. Hereafter t1e en-
vzsy vi rsT t1e pa c-ios. fs-ts5s-
a 81. - VII - s-1p-os'e1- 1es
y s4aT 9crxa % lozz -. - rstz1ss -
f.l % No1csy. &C t.e sEss tefzs 4s Lze
E-r - wffr -. e-es-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-28
The FALClS SAID TO BE LOST,

with All on Bosrd-she is the PsarJ
Expedition Boat, And Brooght AIRS
PeAry Home.
HALIFAX, y. s., November IA cor
respondent az Porien. Z. B., writes that an
American fishing schooner put 10 there the
other day and reported that the steamer
Falcon, returning from Philadelphia 20 ST
Johns, after conveying home Mrs. Peary
and auxiliary exploring parties. was
wrecked on the Virgin rocks on the coast
Of New Fouudland last month during a
big storm. and al 90 board were drowned.