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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16
THENORMAL TEAM won
The Bethany Town Eleven Defeated by
a Score Of 10 TO 2.
A SPLENDID GAME OF FOOT BALL
Played on tho Bethai-> Iollege
Grounds-The Pen anoN Pencil
Team Takes Two Bowling
Games From the Columbias &C
Ssibsrt's Garden - Oolumbias
Had But Four Players

The West Liberty Stats Normal
School foot ball team defeated the
Bethany town team yesterday by a
score OF 10 to 2. The game was played
on the Bethany College grounds The
day was q ne and the grounds in an ex-
csllent condition. The West Liberty
team, accompanied by large number OF
rooters and several hack loads OF young
ladies from the Normal School, chap
sroned by Miss Wilson, aud Prof.
Green, OF the faculty, arrived about ?
p. m.
The game WAS called At three o'clock,
and the Normal team won the tess and
took the east end. The playing Was
fine and prettily contested during the
first half. which resulted in score OF
10 10 favor OF Bethany. Miller, OF tho
Normal team. made 40 excellent run,
covering forty yards during the hrst
half.
Time was called at $40. Sides were
chosen. the Normal getting the east
end. The frst touch down WAS made
In Bethany attempting 10 Kick tho ball,
the Normal securing IT, The goal was
kicked by Oldham, giving the Normal 9
points. During this bslf Bethany
played losing game, aud the Normal
team did excellent work In the remaining
time making four points 10 i've min-
utes. McGnnis made excellent ceRtre
rushes and hns runs Whitman did
good intsreerence. giving Miller the
chance 20 make a touchdown. Fine
tackling was made by the Normal team,
that made by Whitman, Hunt, Stewart
and Brown deserving especial mention.
The game ended at 4:l0 and the vic
torlous Normal team was enthuslaetlc-
ally cheered by their friends
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16
CONES TO CONVERT CHRISTIANS.

A Buddhist Missionary Locates In San
Francisco and Will Build n Temple.
SAN Francisco, CAL, December IS.
Bishop Glmyo Adachi, president OF
Yohoho-Jl, the principal temple in
Oyoto, Japan, is here to propagate
Buddhism. He will establish templs
in this city with corps Of attendant
priests. Adachi's missionary lsoors will
be general, but he says he will give
special attention to preventing japanese
residents from drifting into strange
faiths. he is especially severe on Chris
tianity, believing in what he dec ares
is not an honor. BE is onident OF Sc
curing many converts.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16
OHIO aud West vIrrIorA POseaA'ter'.

WASHINGTON, December 15.-The fol-
lowing West Virginia postmAsters were
appointed to-day: AT BurnsvlIle, Brsx-
ton county, L. l.. Mckinney, vice j. A.
Wilson. rssigned; at Darkesville,
Berkeley county, Josephine Pine,
vice Ella NJ. Pine, resigned;
at Harper Mills, Pendleton county,
Elizabeth Harper. vice J, A. Harman,
removed: at Rock Oak, Hardy county,
]. II. Poland, vice w. w. Rice, resign
ed.
]. w. Okey was appointed postmaster
at Hunter, Belmont county, o., vice
Frank McNichols, removed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16
ABrG SHIPMENT OF GOLD.
next to the Largest shipment Ever Mad
on one vessel


on One vessel
NEw YORK, December 15.-The
French line steamship La Champagne,
which sails at o'clock this afternoon
will carry the second largest shipment
OF gold even taken across the Atlantic
ocean by one OF her vessels. The value
OF the yellow metal which is now locked
in their vaults on the steamer is S3.5SO,-
500 The big shipment Was made in
1889 and amounted TO 81, -OO 900. Those
Who are sending the gold to-day are
Lazsrd Frsrss 81, 500, 600; Hsidelbach,
lckelheimer & Co. $500, 600; Ladenburg,
Thalman & Co., $500, 900; Barring, Ma
zoun & Co, $500, 900 and Hoeks, Wood
& Co., $3.50, 500.
WASHINGTON, d. c., December 15.-The
cash balance in the treasury to-day was
Sl55, 694, S29, aud the amount OF gold re-
serve after deducting engagements not
formally reported, SO, ,42S, $40.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16
BUYING AMERICAN ARNOR PLATE.

The Russian Government Makes a Con-
tract for Armoring Two Vessels With
the Bethlehem Iron Co.
BETHLEHEM, PA, December 15.-An
important contract was awarded to the
Bethlehem Iron Company te-day by the
Russian authorities. II calls for $4,000
tons Of srmor plate, the whole contract
for Russia in two installments.
The contract is worth about $1,000
900.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16
count de L..,.ps Bsried.

PARIs. December l5.-Ths funeral OF
the late Count Ferdinand de Lsssspi,
who died on December at la Chss-
naye. took place a. noon to-day 10 the
Church Of 81. Pierre de Chaillot, out
side OF Paris. -
The church was croWeed. Tht
lay under q cataialqus near The.
The casket was surrounded By
forsl offerings.
After the funeral ceremonies th
mains were lowered iRto vault "
had been prepared for theIr rscepl
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16
CRkEpoN kKINsTATEp.
The New York Police Commission Uodo
the Work Of Friday

NEW YORK, November 15-The police
commissioners to-day reinststed Captain
Creedon. on q resolution offered oy Com
missioner Murray, and asked for a confer
ence with the LexOw Committee. The
superintendent was bitter against the cap
tain for confessi1g. Justice Voorhis reit-
Grated to-day bis denials- de thought
Martin should explsiR.
Policeman A. E Sorne who was arrest
ed yesterday for perjury, made full con-
fessi0u. Ne maintains that be was made
''i1tiEn. N0d when hs went 70 merchant
Ri3,that CAPTAIN SteDhen-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16
PANIC AT A REVIVAL

An Alarm Of Fire starts IN Audience IN
RuntinEton-ssveraI Badly Bruned'
lSD~,tdtto th- RsQlstsr
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, December Is.
AT Davis Theatre q revival is oelEg
held, aud shortly after So'ciock tonight,
when the structure was crowded 10
it's utmost capacity, the people In
the gallery heard some noise like IRE,
and they rushed pell nell down the
stairs, followed by the crowd IN the bal
cony and the pit. In the tremendous
crush quite a number we're bruised, but
no one was dangerously injured. The
police we're unable TO fad ths parties
that started the panic.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16
ALL OUT Under BOND.
The New Orleans Prize Fighters Re-
leased By the Court.
THE DEATH OFPOOR ANDYBO

Will Probably Kill Prize Fighting
in New Orleans-Lavigne Deep
ly Affected-His First Thought
Was About the Pain 1t Would
Cause His Mother-Mayor Fitz-
patrick Saw the Fight-Yester-
days Horse Races and Mon
day g Entries-G General Sporting
News.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16
WHARFMAsTER.
FIRST WARD.

First Branch-William T. Otto, 40.
Second Branch-(FoUr TO De elected }
ID. Arndt I33. Thomas Neelsnd 1913,
John Habber6eld log, George Riddle
los. John Dougherty l21, Edward El-
liott 27s, VIM. MuRge ia, Ch2s. VIII
bert "A, Alex. Frew 234. ]. n. Wells 100,
Villa m Johnson A.. Benz. Barlos los,
G. G. Murdocx 40, Il. c. Meyer SO, J.
II. Riddle 1i0.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16
BRID6EPOEr.

Park Bassett, ten year old soa of r. r
Bassett. cashier Of the Dollar Savings
Bank, while playing foot ball On Brunett
street Yesterday afternoon with several
other boys OF rhe sans age, fell and frse-
turet bis nip bone. DR.. PARK West. OF
BeIIsire. was summoned aud reduced the
fracture. The boy was resting easily last
evening.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16
A PRIVATE MINT
Was What Gang Of New Haven Counter
feiters We're Prepared to Operate-.An
Important Capture.

New HAVEN, CONN, December 15.-
What is considered as the most lDpor-
tant capture OF counterfeiters 10 the
country latsly, was made In Bridgeport
to-day. The prisoners are James Nc
Guire and Mary Mcclure. his wife,
Henry Oliver and George Allen. The
gang came TO Bridgeport on December
from New York, and took house on
the outskirts Of the city. Then Mrs
Mcclure
OPENED A REsTA URANr
And boarding house, and the gang
passed As her boarderS Secret service
agents from New York raided the house
this forenoon. A plant for the manu-
iacture Of metal countsrfeits was
found. Of splendid mako and adequate
for an immense business, 1t includes
dies, engravings, furnaces, metal Lnd
all the paraphernalia.
OF GOOD SIZED MINT.
There were also captured thousands Of
counterfeit silver dollars and halves Of
1891. The counterislu are the best
seen by the inspectors 10 some time.
The male prisoners were brought TO
this city, arrAigned before United
States Commissioner Wright and held
IN $40, ,OO9 bail each for trial next Sat
urday. The woman was allowed TO go
on her own cognizance. She says
SHE WAS NOT IMPLICATED
IN the work and only boarded the men.
The prisoners were rsmanded to jEll In
default OF bail.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16
cor A FINE AG haul

Robbe,. Relieve of s42. 600.
GRErxv,1Ir Tenn. DecAnber l5.-Lsst
evening two masked men held up Smytn
TAYLOR and took $4,000 which had been
paid him at the iOank s. fOr' tiIne pre-
yiOuslv
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16

The Republican primary election,
held yesterday afternoon and evening.
between the hours of one and seven
o'clock, resulted in q large total vote,
over fifteen hundred more ballots being
cast than at the similar election two
years ago, as is shown by the following
table:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16
Hg WOULD NOT BE WHIPPED.
A Rhode Island Negro Tackles the Wrong
Editor and Gets Pair OF Bullets.

PROVIDENCE, R. l., December 15.-
David S. Lingsns, managing editor OF
the Providence Evening Telegram, shot
Osceola Cook, a negro. to-day. Cook
attacked Lingane with a horsswhip.
and the latter used revolver in self
defense, shooting his assailant twice,
once in the neck and once in the chin.
Cooks wounds are not dangerous.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16
IN FATOR ON SILVER
Bank President St. John Against
Secretary GarliSle's Plan.
BE IS IN FAVOR OF BI-METALISM'

Thinks the Security to Nots-Hold-
ers Under the Carlisle Pan
Would Not Be Sufficient TO
Make the Money Good-Metallic
Money Needs Consideration
Before Notes-COndition Of the
Chemical National Bank-The
Bill to Be Reported Monday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16
SECOND wARD.

SECOND WARD.
First Branch. A. Britt 80, D. c.
List lO4, d. B. Clark IS.
Second Branch three 20 be eleeted)-
George Livingston IT'S. Samuel Useiton
Isl, George Weiner los. Emmett Gary
60, +. NJ. MiIlig1n 50, c. w. DittnGn
1872. J. F. Potter Isl, Green r. Jsffer-
son (col.) I12, Benz. F. Bachnau 25s.
THIRD WARD.
First Branch. r Butts 224, Charles
E. VanKeursn 126.
Second Braneh-(Three 70 be elected
Waiter Wills 162, A T. Hupp 149.
n. W. Fair POI, VIM. G. Clator 207. b.
s. McLurs 100, Charles HGrbruck I29.
John c. Rihsldafsr 100, w. 2 Hobbs
"a
FOURTH wABD.
First Branch-Hermsn ZWicker. 334
Second Branch-(Three 20 be elected }
-Tbos. G. Britt 25s, Anthony Lally SIS.
Robert Tsasdale IS, Charles Stein
hauser IS, Edward Bodley pol, Her
mann Hess 253. Thomas McGraaahsn
IS.
FIFTH WARD.
First Braceh-Wm. NssbItt. 226.
Second Branch (thrse to be eleeted)
DIR. D. b. Taylor, 1913; Otto ( Con-
rad. 81; A. 5. Hare, l2l; Louis Conrad.
Sc: Henry FoFseh. 81; Wm. II. Bgeey.
30; Charles Oksl. 81; Stephen Water
house, Jr., 81.
!. a n. 80 ..;. : !; s.;::.s =: s's:. e.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16

ToLEDO, o., December 15.-Pauld-
ing. o special 70 the Blade says al atA
tempt was made last night 20 blow up
the house o. David Hart, father OF TIE
murderer Of the GOOD children. Three
>dynamite cartridges we're used, out
pnly one exploded.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16
FOUR VIOLENT DEATHS
In One Family in Two DsJs-Murdered
for Money

JAMESTOWN, y. Y, December 15.-Mrs.
WinSiow Shearman and her daughter,
Mrs. Clinton Davis, were murdered to-day.
Mrs. Shearuan's husband had gone 70 at
tend the funeral Of his sou and daughter
in-law, who were killed by train two
days since He returned. and was horri-
fied 20 ind his wife and daughter lying
dead. The motive was robbery, the house
haRng been rarsacSei.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16

CHARLESTON, s. c., December Is
Judge Con decided to-day that the arms Of
the washington Light Infantry, which
Governor Tlllmau ordered the company %
surreu1e- for insuborcirztion, peicng 70
tue company AID 70 remain In It's posses
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16
A VERY LARGE VOTE
POlled at the Republican Primaries,
Yesterday.
RETURNS NOT ALL IN AT 4 A. N.
The Total 1857, as Against 2, ,322
Two Years Ago-rhe Ticket
Almost as Indicated in the
Register" Yesterday-The Re-
suit In the Various Wards.
THE TICKET.

TIE TICKET.
Msyor-B. F. CALDWELL
Clsrk-CHARLEs +. DANNENBERs.
Sergeant-THoMAs D. BENNETT.
Wharfmaster-ADAN EyERErT."
lfProbAbly.l
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16

VIZ are over stocked on Watches,
will make bargaiR prices 70 move them.
I. u. DILLON & Co,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16

AWE are overa stocked Ia Watches,
make bargain Dri1 es to move then
l. q DILLON & Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16
Ioaio..a 7or ii r.5s penvsr Murders.

DENVER, CoLo., Decenoer l5.-
Richard Denady has been indicted oy
the grand Jury, charged with the mur.
der OF Lena Taper, on the third oi
last September. The death OF Lena
Taper was the first OF The violent
murders known as the work OF toe
strapgler. The two other cases that
followed in quick succession were char
actsrized by the same me 2as 70 end
life. Dsmady is q men OF the
French society Of Mscquier Z. known
as "Chevallier d. mour," be lived
with Lena Taper.
SoME OF our Onyx st, dueed
from 10 TO 80 per cent bar
gains. Greatest coilectiq sntiful
and useful Xmas present saw.
4. 6. Evans & Co, 45 Pnuss
Rrgh:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16
nngame. The Penn
N AxsAa "biind."
! ],

Pen and PsncIl-Archsr lo2, Bon y,
lls, Casssll l27. ESndlGpd l2s, Nc
Murcby ll9, Blind - 8; total TSs.
ColumbiA-ssibefc 1T, Bishop i65.
Brandfass 1872. j. W Ssgerber l43, Blint
l55.; total ZOE.
Pen and Pencil2trcher i2s. BorlAnd
lOs, Cassell l39. HandlAsd 14s. McMur-
ehy ll0. Blind 1856; total 100.
COlumbia-SeiDeTt l37. Bishop $50,
BrandfAs 137, J. WeisgSfoer ils,
Blind l29; total 65i.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16

w.sHrxarox. ID. C.. December IS s.-For
West Virginia Iacrcasing cl0udiness
with rain: souttfast "inoA
For WestsruR Rearsyiyania Increasing
clouciness. foll5Eed Dy rain; southeast.
winds, beconsDg south vest.
For Ohio: IhczD<n2E ciouninoss
rain; incressinz =
Tasr2
HrC. Scaasa
gist. made sAs
Esie tsnDsrs-ur<
IA u, 43. ~ n
Wsstksr. fair.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16
THEY'RE LuUKY now.
Pen and Pencils Taks Two Games From
The CSiuublaa

The PEN and Pencils are playing
rare luck at the present writing. La
night they met the Columbias With buy.
four men, ard asa matter OF course.
won both gamN-The Colu % bias playecl
49, i,, a. IT, pa.N
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16

WAsH1SeroN, D. c., December 15.-By
the close vote OF Q to S, the Committee
on Banking and Currency Of the House,
decided tonight 10 report Secretary Car
isles plan FOR a revision Of the currency.
Representatives johnson, Of Ohio, and
Ellis, Of Dentucky, Democrats, voted with
the Republicans against reporting the
plan. The report will begin on Monday;
debate will begin on Tuesday and the Com
mittee on Rules viii DO asked 70 tx the
final vote in the House for next Friday at
Sp. m.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16

500 gold watches At special bargain
urjcsz e. DILLON & Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-12-16

fore o'clock. II was predicted that
Ebeling would be the nominee for First
Branch OF Council.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
N THE FIELD or SPORTS.

The annual meeting Of the N"w-Jcrsey Athl"uc
club was held at The clubhouse Hayonnr '"F y.
ON Wednesday night The following officers
,rerc elected: President James r. Sullivan. vice
president James D. Boyd. secretary, VI. L. 'obb'
trustees for three years: John Newman james L.
nobertson: trustee for one year II. NJ. COOK.
The reports Of the different committees were
cratifvfng The cricket department has been sue
ceesful Its first eleven won the hanpionShip OF
IA. Netropol,tan District Cricket League. anu me
second eleven also won their championship me
Athletic Committees report was favorable Dur
linz. the season il has expended S9i 81 for athletlcs
notwithstanding this limited expenditure u'o al"
letcs of the club made cred!;ablc shp"ihS anu
finished second at the Amateur A'hl"ic '"''"
cba,nuionshius and the metropolitan Association
meeting The yachting department reported "l''
if had become Il member Of the Nation" "''','"
,ion tina, the club cruises have an been q sle crs
and ne twentv-four yacht-Cwners OF me oim" ,,'
.nrolleI The baseball. bowling ana 700 va, 80, ~.
,,it,ncs prceon tc reports equally iatpihp Die Nun
-, The libcraliy Of several Of the me WheIs' 'H" ~
money was subscribed at the meeting - pay an
the clubs indcb,e mess. ...,,r Athletic.
,rbe annual meeting Of the Amateur 49,
Union Of the I'nited States VII be hc!h III ''' -
House Monday r"Nt al 3 =. N. ,,r,,,,r hav.
Given him "a box at tho Horse Sho" ini - 'r..i.11
5ight He viii have as his guests me io' ~
hicyclc riders who arc expected III ms '''' V" 49,
uIday. , 49,. ,-,,. Jersey Athletic
cIut have cancelled tn came WIN I'm :, -
cmirarv for tomorrow. ana 4HStcih YIN 80 4,
belr en- lire team and substitutes OUT - L.. Inr
Crescent Orange game ~ or'sr ,i,',o tearn on
N9vernber q and Trinity College on 1h'"N' s'''7
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
DR. riRKHURST AVID srPERIyTEyDEyT BrENES

rho Ecv Or Charles II. Parkhurst said to
h, recovering his health rapidly at Lakewood. y
j. Yesterday. and was reported rs severely crit
icsing Police Superintendent Byrnes. declaring that
vhjl. the Superintendent had performed good ser
vice In this city on Election Day, he ought 10 have
done as wen at previous elections. when frauds
were uormittcd to prevail He also was reported
+, have said that Mr. I}yrncs had been the pre-
siduy genius of the police when there was the
mort corruption il the department. and that DE
Iauccy Nicon had tried 10 bring about a combine
tinn in which Mr. Byrncs would aid IN pounding
.b. n,lic. captains In the investigation.
s;ut.r.ufoudcut Byrits WAS away from Ioic"
IIcadduArtcrs yesterday. ana II was sai" th,i II
rias taking a rest for a few DAYS. AZ ne had had
no vacation I'm the summer. Inspector c)nn was
the acting superintendent
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
cOrLD Not LIVE on THE SAME h''iH'
THE POLITICAL DEBT THAT LED TO THE
TRAGEDY ~ HAsHvIILE.

TIL, POLITICAL DEBT THAT LED TO HE
TRAGEDY II NASHVILLE
Nashville Tenn. Nov l5-George IA "h'"or'"'
,,ho Yesterday fired two bullets into MS own Dor'
,n.- killing Chancellor Allison, has been S'''''F
.inkinr all day and IS expected 10 de before mon"
ing lie Is at his home. At a meeting "i inc h''
~ Davidson County this morning resolutions III
,,,,,,r, ~ the dead Chancellor ana oi regret '''
,, tragedy wcr- passed. His BODY Will pc ""'''N
g.. ,,,..rr,y with much ceremony.
t,,,h.r light was thrown on the cause OF '"'
,..,.ty when Their. was filed with thr ''"i'y
p..I-,.r to-day a deed ~ assignment siSh'' 10y
,ytt,vortn. and in favor OF the Fourth N'''"n''
Rank Ia trust To- secure the payment 'i >'''' que
,h, hank hy Whtworth. tn property "S''-"'
,.s.,. f,r the. most part ~ real estate "''
thoroughbred Stock au valued AT over S-.'''0'
This l,.,.. mo- doubt that Whl'worth was hnAh'l'S
l,,.,,y.l Allison owed him. SEQ De- sali Some 49,
-, AMI ,r the street the UNDERSTANDING ls t"il '"'H
.fpg,tlon was Incurred by Allison IN the course ~
t recent political campaign. II Is iurih'r '-S,i,'
-. rr.t ptrf - fhi- amount .NHi-'h l'i ~.
-, -, am i...,l grounds Whitworth was nc'i@'i
tb,f h. should have spent TINS money /"
,Vt.,r ana that Allison should then nor "hF r.
- ,, rar,y but should eject W hitWorth from "..,
IN. Nrl-on's fallur" 90 pay up also utl'
,.'r..s,ry FOR Whiiworth 10 max" inc tSSl-""l't
,.,,,.n v,as nled this morning. Whitworth his sdII
49,. IN. tragedy that he and Allison couii not
hr.,thr tho same air or liv" on IN" same 'dr'h'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1894-11-16
MR.. D.iNA md THE FISHERMEN
THE WELL. KNOWN EDITOR IS ANNOYED BY THEIR
HI'rS AND WANTS THEM REMOVED FROM
MLsT ISLAND MIICH HE owns

THE wEIL.KNOWN EDITOR IS ANNOYED BY THEIR
HITS AND WANTS THEM REMOVED FROM
WEST ISLAND WHICH HE OWNS.
For several years a number of fishermen have To-
Gated i'm small lshermens shanues on the north
casterly side Of West Island owned by Charles y.
Dana. There are fourteen huts in all For some
time Mr. Dana has been troubled by the fishermen,
and he ordered the men To yacate the premises, as
they were there at his will and pleasure. He also
told I'M, Highway Commissioners to have the nuts
removed AS they borlered the highway, which Is
against the law. The Highway commissioners,
however have paid no attention to the request or
Mr. Dana and he has taken steps to have the fish,
ermcn elected by due process of law. and yesterday
morning the fishermen were served with dispossess
warrants issued by a justice of the peace.
The fishermen say that the spot where the houses
are located Is the highway, and Mr.. Dana has no
Jurisdiction i'm the matter The Highway Commits
sioners are of the same opinion and therefore nave
rcrr,lned from Interfering with the fishermen or
huts The Commissioners say that the shore mas
been used for years by early settlers. me hsher-
men say that they VIII ignore Mr. Dana summons
until the question of shore front Is decided by the
PM Dana. son of Charles \. Dana. when seem
sp,k, about the matter rs follows:
M, father is the ovnsr ~ West Island and
SOM wears ago gave che fishermen PERMISSION TO
erect huts on his land. They are cheap anairs ana
they have become snch nuisance tna' We h vs.
them removed. They are located on the shVre'
which is a public highway or our properV, MI NJ
nana has repeatedly called the attention OF the
Highway Commissioners |. me H ~ , uut nla ~
,Ic matter i'm the hands OF his lawyer. 1t seems
10 me that the Highway Commissioners are lncoIn
petent or they are In sympathy win the nsherne,
We have a right to remove the nuts. ana VIII DO
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RAILROAD INTERESTS.
WESTERN PASSENGER MEN IN sESS


Chicago Nov l5-At meeting OF the westerns
Passenger Association to-day a resolution was
adonted nrovidng that all of the $50 pounds or bag
gage per whole ticket frst-class transpaciho
business would be applied from association territory
os we'll as from other territory. The question OK
hnd-seekers' tickets discussed at length the
prevailing sentiment being in favor OF ehechs 'he
abuses now practsed. but no final action was taKeh
, resolution WAS also adopted providing for the
incorporatioc in the Chicago rate-sheet OF excess
haprare rates The chairman was authorizes 10
",,7 circ,,rs 10 the various Government authorl-
Tics Informing them that In the future when 'nss
wish 10 issue transportation TO enployes %. tne
government they must exchange all trulsportd.'on
orders for tickets before attempting 10 use theHI