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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-19
CAPTURED.
Charles E. Lawson, with Many Aliases,
Arrested in PittSburg for the Mur-
der of Samuel N. Dorsey, Of Wash
ton, Pa.

PITTSBURG. October 1S.-After two
wears chase alb over the United States
and part of South America. the man sus-
pected of the murder of Samuel w. Dor
sew. the wealthy Washington, Pa, barber
is behind the bars. Charles E. Lawson
alias Frank Bennett" alias The Kid.
was arrested tonight by the GtkesoN
Agency of this city. He rs charged ~
the detectives with the murder OF dorsey
ON the night Of October u, 1873; lie is
colored man . years old. hailinS from
cleveland O. He is known all over IhS
country as an all-around crook ana p3u "a.
man." IL is known that he was IN w ASH
ington the night of the murder. ~ me
time. eight suspects were arrested, .,s ~
were released the chase narroWluS W 90 W " n u
to Lawson. who has led the detectives an an
over the country, finally ldnulhs mere to-
dav where ne has friends.
In the sweat-boX tonight lawson N9S wa
came but made a few admlsslohS. ne
said. .T am not going TO hahs toI an an
otber mans crime. ! did not hIe tnS
shot" Here he recovered hlinseu anu
would say no more. e,-... +to+ tbav
The detectives are cohnueH1 'i'"' my
have landed the right man. .,,,,,r,-
samuel W. Dorsey. II VIII ne relheIli. lhII-
bsrad was murdered on his way ho4'e ho4le
fror his place of business for ms HloHSy S,!Sy
and diamonds. He was worth about SloO'-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-19
HIS DUKELETS
Arrested Just Like an Ordinary PIE
beian by a Vulgar New York Police
man---ROde His Bicycle Contrary to
the Ordinances Made and Provided.

New York October 1S.-The blotter
of the MacGown Pass Tavern sub
police station in Central Park, bore this
entry to-day:
Arrested by Officer Michael j. Sween-
ey. Duke Of Marlborough, 20 years old,
resident of England, no occupation;
temporary residence, Plaza Hotel.
Charge. violation of park ordinance.
Reprimanded and discharged by
Roundsman Ryan.
Thus briefly and officially is reported
to-day the arrest of the young Duke OIL
Marlborough, who is TO wed Miss Van
derbilt
There is an ordinance which torbids
wheelmen from riding faster than ten
miles an hour in the park or from
coas,ing down hill. The Duke did not
know this when he swung his feet over
the handle bars and went sailing down
the road to 104th street. Officer Swee-
ney gave chase, Oyerhauled the young
nobleman, informing him that he was
under arrest. Said the Duke: This is
an outrage. l am the Duke of MARI
borough. How dare you insult me in
this unwarranted manner
Officer Sweeney thought the young
man was imposing upon him and flip
PANTY replied: II don't give a d-n
who you are"
The Duke exhibited his card but was
compelled to accompany the officer to
the station, which he did under pro
test. He said that he was ignorant of
the law and offered to pay any fine that
might be imposed. After hearing both
sides Of the case, Roundsman Ryan told
the Duke that he had been clearly
guilty of violating one of the parks
most stringent rules and with a few
words of caution, released him from
custody. The Duke refused to be in
terviewed tonight, but his secretary
said he regarded the proceeding as
gross outrage
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-19

Little Rock, Ark, October 1S-There
are many rumors around the State Cap
itol tonight to the effect that something
startling will develop tomorrow. Just
what this something is no one outside
of a select few seems to have any idea
They only look grave and remain ST.
lent when questioned. They are, how
ever, emphatic in declaring that no
fight will occur, and from what is TO
be learned it is believed that Governor
Clarke has a trump card up his sleeve
which will be sprung tomorrow. Talk
of the Governor calling out the militia,
declaring martial law, overruling Judge
Leatherman and things of the kind
are plentiful, but find little credence,
since by the constitution Of the State
the Governor cannot declare martial
law except by the assent of the general
assembly and he has all along declared
that no special session would be con-
yened. If the matter be left with the
courts to settle, 1t would seem to be
certain that COrbett and Fitzsimmons
will fight on October 81, provided
Fitz will agree TO new articles. Prep
arations for the affair are being pushed
right along at the Springs.
Newspaper men are coming on every
train from all parts of the United States
and some well known sorting editors
are already on the ground. 1t is ex-
pected that two hundred will be at Hot
Springs by the end of the week. The
telegraph company is making prepam-
tions to afford proper facilities for
handling the immense raft of special
dispatches these newspaper men will
file for transmission between now and
the end of the pugilistic carnival. AT
present but few wires run into Hot
Springs, but force of linemen Is at
work stringing wires from the Springs
to Malvern, where they will be connect
ed with the main circuits, affording d.
rect communication to the principal
cities.
Corbett with his aggregation of pugil-
istic stars are in Little Rock this even
ing and gave a performance at the
Opera House tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-19
A GRAVE SITUATION.
The Venezuelan Minister Explains the Lo
cation OF the Proposed Fertilization.

The Venezuelan Minister Explains the Lo
cation OF the Proposed Fertilization.
Washington. d. c.. October IS
This presents very grave conditions" +"
said Minister Andrade, of Venezuela.
as he read with deep interest the cable
from London giving the orders Of Brit
ish Minister Chamberlain as to the
military armament of the British GUM
ea frontier He pointed out that there
was a war-like sound TO the pubhca-
uon, in marked contrast with the sat
isfactOry tone OF the London Times yes
terday. The minister would not dis
cuss the diplomatic phases involved,
but he explained the location of the
points mentioned i'm the cable, showing
the significance and Importance Of
Chamberlain action Uruian. men
toned as the point TO be fortified, the
the minister said, is on a river Of that
name. On one side of the river is a
British post and ON the other side a
Venezuelan post. Last spring the Brit
ish crossed the river to the territory
near the Venezuelan post and raised
the British fag The Venezuelan sol
diers thereupOu arrested the British
force and lowered the British flag.
They then crossed the river to the side
claimed by the British, and. it was as
serted. committed some depredatiOns
ON q house in the British post. The
British force under arrest was soon re-
leased and thereafter Venezuela paid
for the damage done the house. 1t has
been supposed that the incident was
ended. but the Chamberlain letter to
Sir Charles Lees indicated that Uruian
is to De the point to be fortified against
further intrusion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-19
A WEALTH OF ROMANCE
In the Career of Eva D. o. Il
Girl with Many Low * ,noC --asiiy
Touched ~ eeA'

In the career or Eva d. " Il
Touched. I\W seA'
SPRINGFIEA {" ,ober E.-Eva
Duncan marrled\ .uIus al lv a. Ia,
and tonight she\ s. speeding along the
Frisco somewhere en- route TO California
with William Angle, of Aurora, as
companion. The fair Eva has had more
lovers than are usually allotted TO one
maiden; she was engaged to three men at
the same time. She loved the one who
was present best; when no one was pres
ent she loved them all to distraction. John
Mills came 10 Springfield about six months
ago, and fell into the Marine Band, ana
in love with the fair Eva simultaneously
IL was not long after until they were en-
gagged 10 be married, but her parents OBJ
Jected 10 the match. and the course OF TINS
special case of love did not run smoothly
I'm the meantime Eva had been lavishing
her affections upon W llli2m Angie, OF
Aurora and ii Is alleged that they were
also engaged. Angle has mining interests
at that place. He recently sold an inter-
est In mine for $1,000 On account Oh
his business he was not in EVa's company
as much as Mills. The latter represented
that he had plenty of wealth, ana they
We're welded this morning.
AS soon as the ceremony had been per-
formed the couple proceeded 10 q dlldpI5
dated rig, which the groom had prepares
for the occasion, and started Ior GrdlpS'
They had proceeded as far as Commercl,tl
street. when 10y chance they met F4Ily
Duncan a brother of the bride, ana WI
liam Angle. the Tilted lover. lie stOol on
the sidewalk while the brother Went up
10 the wagon and commanded the glrl 20
climb down and out The groom s9t hoiu-
ing the lines ana mis- breath ana never
said a word Eva got out OF the WAGON
and started with her brother ana eN-ioNeL
south and walked 10 the residence ot nya
parents at $50 South Grant street. AlslS
Immediately started toward Olu ioWH
and in about IL minutes two seated Cdl-
riage came mp TO the Duncan resluStlSe, ne,
The bride came out of the house, soi nv
the carriage and the whole party ulsap-
peared. and neither the bride. boy, rls uOI
ANGLE has been seen since. Ihe pt tesuULf NJ.
ton was that the two had eloped, DuS r,S. Sl.lS
the parents of the girl urmly deny. lneS ~
saw that she has gone 10 san tranSl@sVu So - "a
visit am uncle. IL has since been ledlltttSS
that Eva had been keeping company WiDn Wa
Angle for about six years. ABOUT llNS
weeks ago she went 10 Carthage 20 uleTS
her then lover. Angle where they WSIT 70
be- made one. After her arrlNaI SLo %
thought the matter over seriously ii,,,I anu
ciden NOT TO he I'M a hurry about assui'ilts .
rnarriaee relations and returheu ~
Springfeld a single woman l( IS alSo ..,,,s- a.
lei-od that she has had her Wed4lns u -
SCAN at three different times uqIius w
last wear. but each time chanSeu AS' ~
ton and backed out
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o>1v TWENTY-FOUR SAVED.

shanghai. October 1S.-Additional
,5,-;ces from Kin-Chow, near when
,,Ioce nm Wednesday, the steamship
ER-TD-pav was destroyed by an eXplo-
SION which sank her in shallow water
confirms the exclusive dlspatcu, l,I, 10 .io ne
Associated Press. which stated tnaI 9 Ine
loss of life was believed to De NeL!
Great 1t is now announced that the
exnIosion occurred in the fore part OF
The Kun-Pai which vessel was loaGeG
with troops. The explosion wrecked
rbe forward portion OF the steamship,
and only "a persons OF those on ooaru
were saved.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-19
IMPORTANT DESPATCH.
SIR. Chamberlain Indicates that Great
Ii-itaiu VIII Inaugur3te a Vigorous Pol
fcy Against Venezuela.


SIR. Chamberlain Indicates that Great
britain VIII lnaugur'tea "A Vigorous Pol
icy Against Venezuela.
r,-1,r October 10-T5o ST. T7-ooe
-.-.--s. his af afternoon made some rf.r-
,. -.o,-.ln- and sensational Statements
r.r.rI.-s Venezuela which seem to-
av -na- the dispute between that re-
lbt. and Great Britain has assumed
rary l.lla aspect. To saws that since
the R- Hon. Tos-Dh Chamberlain as
sumel office rs Secretary of State for
Che Colonies. he has paid close personal
attention .o tho question of the rela-
tons between Great Britain and Vene-
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-19
BEFORE THE COURT.
Corbett Out on Writ of Habeas Corpus
The Hearing to Come.

Corbett Out on a Writ of Habess Corpus
The Hearing to Come.
Hot Springs, Ark. October 1S.-Cor'
bett was brought into the city this
morning by the sheriff and arraigned
before a justice OF the peace on the
charge of conspiring TO commit assault
and battery upon the person of one Bob
FitzsimmOns by agreeing to engage In
a prize fight with him. The affidavit
of the prosecuting attorney stated that
there was danger of such meeting re-
sulting in the defendant doing Mr.
FitzsimmOns great bodily harm. Cor
bett was released upon a petition to
the judge of the Chancery Court, whom
he asked a writ of habeaS corpus on
the grounds that he was not contem'
plating any violation Of the laws in
the State of Arkansas, hence he was
being illegally restrained OF his liberty
by the sheriff. The justice thereupon
passed Mr.. Corbett over to the Cham
Gerry Court
Taking of testimony began at 1:45,
at which time Mr. Joe Vendig was
placed on the stand for the purpose OF
proving that the defendant had en-
tered into an agreement TO meet FttZ-
simmons here on October 81 In linn
tied round contest with soft gloves.
and at any time the referee thOnght the
contest brutal, he had power to call IL
off. Before the testimony OF Mr. Ven
dig had been taken, Attorney Martin,
for the defense, asked that COrbett be
excused, as he had TO take the O'Clock
train for Little Rock The Judge con-
sented, but had the Sheriff send a dep
uty along to see that Corbett got back
in time for the re-convening to-mor-
row afternoon. Corbett complains OF
being deprived of time to complete his
training, burt is willing to undergo the
displeasures in order to meet Fitzsim-
mons.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-19
HARNESS ON TRIAL.
Claims that His Victim Assaulted Him. ana
that He Knew Nothing Of the cutting
cDecial tn the Register.


SDecial to the Register.
Parkersburg. w. Va, October IS
The trial of Thomas B. Harness, VINO
is charged with the killing OF Mark
perry. cOlored, at Waverly, recently Is
now in progress at Criminal Court and
Nas been largely attended by a throng
of spectators daily, who take great IN
terest in the proceedings. Harness
was on the stand to-day. He detailed
numerous difficulties he had with
Perry and told of Perry habitually pro
voking and threatening him. The
fatal meeting was described. Harness
u-9oon collided with that OF
Thomas. Perry came along and inter
fered With Harness efforts to get his
yaeon repaired. Finally Perry struck
Harness over the head with a club, rem
daring him unconscious. When Har-
ness recovered, the killing mad been
done and Harness was sitting in his
broken wagon. The prisoner seems
very calm and unconcerned and gave
his testimony in a straightforward
manner. The trial will probably last
several days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-19
VENEZUELA ORDERING GUNS.
a Ncw York Firm Has Placed the Order
with AN English Company.

NEW YORK. October 1S-That the
Venezuelan question is approaching am
acute stage, with rossi oiutles OF resist
au.. ly Che South American goVerumeuJ
ODD British aggression. was slguiled 10y
disclosures made Boo New York to-day ON
the best authority. The government oI
Venezuela is providing itself with modern
3rtI.nent ANA ainoN- gl'vt 7rf pues ilts
ordered lar Improved Maxim guns from
the British urm which manufactures
them. THE order was placed through a
Now York firm and the English house,
It iS supposed, does not know the desund-
tiou ot rhe goods.
AT the same time the syndicate of United
States capitalists which aaS cured e'll
cess 1us ou the Venezuelan gold lands
claimed 10y Great Britain is preparing TO
send a large force of prOspect0rs, miners
and workmen into the field.
VIM. y. stafford. counsel Tor the Orlh-
o.o Company. the American syndicate,
made plain to-day the position assumed
hv the or.noco Company.
"The company said ne, proposes 70
work It's concessions without delay. To
viii send prlsuectOrg along the line or the
rulf1ca mountains, whose lOothllls are
supposed To- he rich with gold mines. Ihat
territory is of course in the company
concessions and has always been marked
So OH the map. But now that there is
prospect of gold there. Great BrlIaln
claims it.. Arraug gements are NelnS Mdu0
to send our men there 90 develop the COM
uluy.s concessions therc-not VITA any
intent TO start "a controversy s}-oul 10 g
SORT the c0mpanys rights. Besides the
mines there are other properties IN the
c0ree ssious awaiting dcvelopment
-crelr Britain refers 20 the SehQmperS
limo lrt the fact is she has gone beyond
That This line is purely imaginary. Slr
Robert Schomberg visited Venezuela in
$50 and starting at Point l5arelud Hle'e'S
drew a line southward ON the map.
"Thg Venezuelan government mas con
elusive evidence that he made no survey;
In 1>-0 Great Britain asserted may ll nay nay
a., f-,-a-+iDn DO occupy or usurp disputed
territory 50 matters went on Un,5 ,,i6,5 jN, 5H,,
In rhat year rich gold fields, now .t ylel4lllS
81 slG00l q wear were discovered west OF
tbo S.hornberg line between the Guayama
and Pqr7man rivers. They are known a.
tbs gar,ma gold fields. and are hlty 90
.s,-,- --fles west of the SChomberg line.
Nevertheless Great Britain prompIy ss5PI .55
tr' Los ~ona on since. claiming land
Sybs~sver goiI has been discovered. s,L,.1e, L41e
Orinoco Company claims those ,'sae gola Ie't.S rs
Sand up for it's perfectly clear ulle 10
them
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-19
A TOWN WIPED OUT.

Cincinnati, Ohio, October 18.-Pas-
sengers on the Baltimore and Ohio
Southwestern confirm the report that
the town of Blanchester, Ohio, was
wiped out by fire this afternoon. Where
the whole of the business part of the
town was in ashes. Some residences on
the outskirts were saved and some
goods from stores are piled up in the
fields. The drought left all the cisterns
of the fire department dry and there
was no water. No lives were lost.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-19
MUST COME OR soUEAL.:
Dan Stuart Demands That Fitz Come te
Arkansas at Once.

LITTLE ROCK, ARK, October 49,
President Dan Stuart to-day wired Fitz.
simmons that If he was not in the State
on Monday the fight would be declared off
Mr.. Brady said: "If Fitzsimmons will
come here and stand the same trial that
Corbett has DONE he will certainly have
chance TO fight Chancellor Leatherman
will doubtless release COrbett on a writ
Of habeas corpus. and the habeas corpus
is "A right so sacred I'm the United States
that the Governor must respect IT, Then.
too, if he calls out the State trops. he
must put them under the orders OF the
Sheriff Of the county 70 WhIch they go"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-19
w VA. POSTAL AFFAIRS.
ncial Id Id RegisTer.

Special to the Register. %
Washington. D. c., October Is.
W. Shickie was appointed postmaster
at Swan Pond, Berkeley county, vice
E. L. Strobe, resigned.
Commissions as pOstmasters were
issued to-day as follows: Willis NJ.
Dent. at Montgomery, and John r.
EarnShaY.- at EarnShaw.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-19

Hons Kong. October 1S.-Dispatches
received here from the Island of For
mosa announce that TakaO. on the west
coast of that island. was captured last
"Wednesday by the Japanese. The dis
patches also state that the Japanese in
tend TO lombard Tai-Wan-F'U. the Chi
nese capital of the island, to-day. That
city is held by the Black Flag leader
who refused 10 surrender unc0nditiOn-
ally. and heavy fighting is expected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-19
AMERICANS IN TROUBLE.

London, October 1S.-W. H. Sher-
wood, who is said to be an American
doctor Of divinity, and J. A. Wilson,
who is described as an American law
yer, both actors in the "Oh Kentucky"
company, were remanded at Blackburn
to-day on the charge of having stabbed
laborer in a brawl there yesterday
evening, -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-19
THE SWITCH
Left Open and the Pay-Car Wrecked.
Three Men Killed.

DECATUR. IND. october lS.-At Cey-
Ton. Nc miles SOUTH the pay car on tne
Grand Rapids * Indiana r. r. was wreck
el and three men killed and several badly
injured The dead are John Malio'O
James Guibon. William Brown A gang
of er.lse warkers had pushed their car ON
a switch 90 let the nay car pass. but ne
elected to close the switch. The dead men
reside here and have families.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-19
WALLER'O PRISON CHANGED.
Taken to a Climate that May Improve His
Health.

Paris, October 1S.-John L. Waller,
formerly Consul for the United States
at Tamatave, Island Of Madagascar, who
was sentenced to twenty years i'm
prisonment on the charge of conspiring
with the Hovas against the French au-
thorities in that island, has been re-
moved from Clairvaux prison to the
prison at Mines, capital Of the Depart
ment Of Garde, the climate Of the lat
ter place being better suited to the
prisoner, who is far from enjoying good
health
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-19
Thermometer Record.

Mr.. c. Scnepf, the Opera House drug
gist. made the following observations Of
the weather yesterday: a. M, 81; 9
a. m, 10; II m, 81; p. m, GO; Z D. m.,
81 Weather clear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-19
EG.BHD'S GRAB GAME.
That Grsat Britam'S Policy in Vene-
uola Really Means.

rt Gold Fields Seized-The Evil
ace so Strongly FavOrs Vene-
that England Fears to Sub
TO- ArbiuatiOn-"Tne Shifting
-ure of the British Contention
,.ed by Secretary Blaine.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-19

district and recommending an increase
fin the number of military and police as
well as the erection of barracks ON the
frontier"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-19
WARDING OFF THE WOLF.

Artist painted this picture, sir, to
keep the wolf from the door.
Dealer (after inspecting iD-Wel, hang
II on the door knob where the YQR can see
tt.-Tit-BitsA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-19
l-1-IIrRNIEN DROWNFD-

Ancon. October 1S.-During a hurri-
cane Yesterday a dozen fishing smacks
foundered and twelve fishermen we're
drowned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-19
-, -rprASIrRY,S CONnITION-

washington. ID. c.. October 1S.-TO-
dav's s-q.ement of the condition of The
treasury shows: Available cash bal
ance. s1S0,259, 1873; gOld reserve, $685..
240,O50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-19
governor CLARKIS TRUMP.
Alleged That He Has a Big Card Sc
Creted in His Sleeve.

Great Mystery Pervading Little
Rock-Wise Shakes of the Head
That May or May Not Mean
Something--T Telegraph Companies
and Newspaper Men Making Pre-
parations.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-19
Weather Indications.

Washington, October 1S.-For West
Virginia and Western Pennsylvania:
Fair; westerly winds.
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c,1LEn LONE FOR CONFERENCE

London. October 1S.-Sir Charles
cam ron Lees. Governor OF British
Guiana. has been summoned to London
TO oconfer with Right Hon. Joseph Cham-
b-r'lia. Secretary of State for the Col
on.s. upon Venezuelan affairs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-10-19
ROW ATA CAKE WALK.
five Men and One Woman Probably f"-
tally Shot.

tally shot.
Mount Holly. y. J.. October 1S--Dur--
i,e q row which occurred at a colored
caIe walk near MOoretown, last
ni@b+ James Haggerty. a North
Carolina negro drew a revolver ana
shot Charles McKim. Mrs. Silas ives &
SaIs l George Whitaker and Charles
WIN 1S-i1,ar none of whom are expected 10
lever Owe, Some one then shot Hagger-
~. in the back. He is now in JAN mere
tIis vound is considered mortal.