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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-19
TO PRESERVE TUE FORESTS.

The National Forestry Association II
is announced, viii begin a systematic
campaign against the destruction OF the
forest preserves Of the nation by axe
and fire. AS outlined in these columns
-sa o-Aer dav this work cannot be be
gun 100 soon.
The forests Of the country may, with
ont de-riment and i'm most cases with
,os.-ive advantage to their grow,n, be
made % WELD the.r annual crop to the
,..-,bsr,ec Tree culture as the Bos-
I'm usr,ld notnts ont. supposes tree
c8-rrinr rs much of the sowing Of grain
5oes the roaming of the same. But the
present system compares with the intel
lieent clearing of forest timber and its
regular replacement as the sack;ng Of a
eo1ouered ci.y does with lis orderly gov
.....-,.r. p. 70 stated with entire truth
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-19

The use OF electricity as O means OF
transmitting power has marked an eao'-
nous advance over sl-ilns ana betting
au- Che engineering world IS '-r7"1y 'e-
ginning 10 question Nae-lel ,'e e'ee-l--
c-. method IS the only pain "A'cA pro-
ess IS To- pursue I'D .ll- erection 1-
IS claimed -Aa- I'D me i'',--o- '- .''e
la.l oil power To- 7---' gas ',7''-.
placed where So .sreeled Is Co oe founF
Gle most economical of ID. ways or work
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-19

The independent Boston Herald thus
calls down the tarific Napoleon OF Ohio:
"|ye regret 20 see q public man of Gov.
NcKnley's prominence stopping to the
decepdve statement that the revival of
business SIS owing to the success OF the
Republican party in the more recent
elections Of the country. He should
leave such work 10 the smaller fry Of
politicians. II is legitimate for him TO
argue that il was not caused by the
present tariff, though he win find It diff
cult 20 defend his own assertion and
chat of his fellow-partisans that it could
not come under the present tariff; but
when Gov Mckinley claims that is was
caused by The PROJECTS Of the Republi-
cans coming into power. ne claims what
is not true and what he knows to be not
true. II is cheap expedient to deceive
the people unworthy of a man who as
Dires TO be called states
man, or of one asking to oc-
cupy an office Of the dignity of that of
the President of the United States. Gov.
MCKINLEY knows tha, these Republj-
can victories cannot possibly operate
any effects in legislation Tor two years at
LEAST and he places poor estimate upon
t1e Intelligence Of the American people
II ne does nos assume that they know it
also."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-19
DIED..

YOST-W Wednesday morning. September
is. 1896. at 1879 o'clock William IOst,
aged 81 years, six months and two days.
Funeral from ST. Jacobs German Luth-
eran Church, ChapHne street, this Thurs
day afternoon at o'clock. Friends of the
family are respectfully invited 70 attend.
mterment at Peninsula Cemetery.
SCHENCK-At family residence. No. 10
North York street on Monday September
Is, 1898. at 4.15 o'clock M. Catherine.
wife ~ Frederick L Schenck. aged 50 years,
/ month and 26 days.
Funeral services Thursday afternoon at
o'clock. Friends of the family respect
fully invited to attend. Interment private
at O'Clock at Peninsular cemetery.
MERGE-Monday September 16. 1895. at
11.45 p. M. Fannie ID. Merge in her 24th
year
Funeral from her late residence No. BIT
Main street Thursday morning at $50
o'clock. Mass at ST. Josephs Cathedral
m o'clock. Friends of the family re-
specially invited TO attend. Interment
az Mt. Calvary cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-19
BANQUET LAmPs-EwINe BROS.

decency about him, if he did not like
this country and its institutions he
would leave it, or at least refrain from
things over here until he has
a citizens right to do so.
We don't want the advice of these
lecturers and students" of our insJi-
tutons. We are inevery way capable of
our own affairs, and these for
eign critics are. to say the least. highly
They should be given the
cold shoulder wherever they they go.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-19
G. A. R. Reunion at MOundsyiIIe, W.
Va. o. September 20. 1895.

The First, Third, Seventh, Twelfth ana ana
Fifteanth West Virginia lnfantries, the
First West virginia Cavalry, and CarlinS
Holmes and Mauisby's Batteries. WIN
all other old soldiers viii hold a reunion
NoundsviIie A grand parade will take
place at 1880 o'clock o. II. At noon a Tree free
dinner will be served 20 the old soldiers.
a camp fire viii be held ln the Courl
House at o'clock p. IN. The speakers
viii be Hon. c. VI Atkinson. Judge
Thayer Melvin. Geo. B. Caldwell, y. 3
Dovener. VIM. Curtis and others. Every
body IS invited 10 come. Excursion rates
on the railroads. se4is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-19
SOCIALISM IL THE United STATES.

1t is highly encouraging to note that
our native Socialists are now compelled
To be constantly importing some foreign
malcon-ent with The existing order of
hings IN order to encourage the dying
spirit Of their class.
Herr Most and loudmouthed blather-
sixties Of his kind long ago discovered
that We wan, none Of their inceadiary
ro- over here. Kerr HarJ.e IS a little
more careful how he words his appeals
TO passion and ignorance. and may
keep out Of trouble. If he had a whit Of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-19

T. A. Hoge & Co. can give you any
thing YOU want for your bicycle: Tire
tape, rubber solution, hard cement liQ-
uid cement, patching gum, spokes and
nipples, bells, toe clips. valves, stems,
pumps. cork grips, steel balls, outer cas-
ings. inner tubes. The best oil in the
world, and graphite for chains, 1868
Market stree.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-19
nIEn GA Ms NOUNS.

William YOst, the venerable jeweler.
of No. 2136 Market street, who shot
himself with suicidal intent about
three weeks ago, died of his wounds
Yesterday morning. He was about
eighty-three years Of age, and had been
in business here at his trade for the
last forty years His wife survives
him
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-19

The first official gun fred for Levi
Tor the nomination must have caused
Tom ana Ben and Mae TO put their
hands over their ears.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-19

Ii you are afflicted with rheumatism
try the wonderful Brahma Rheumatic
Remedy. II cures. For sale by Martin
Thornton
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-19
TAKEN TO THE PEN.

George Price, colOred, and Louis
Nolte. sentenced TO confinement in the
penitenuary at the present term Of the
Criminal Court. were taken 10 Mounds
Vile. yesterday. by Sheriff Franzheim
and Deputy John Farrell.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-19
who Is Fit1gibbon?

Why, he is the butter man that sells
the finest Dairy Butter 3 pounds 90
cents. Fitzgibbon's Butter Stand, 1905
Market street, in Rehm's meat market.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-19

Has the weather man any eXp.ana-
t0a To- offer regarding this weather:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-19

The health authorities could not ask
for better weather 90 aid IN stamping
out the last vesuzes OF the smallpox
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-19
w VA POSTAL AFFAIRs

Special to the Register.
washington, D. c., September IA
postoffoe has been established at FOote.
Mineral county, w Va, with Henry f.
johnson as postmaster.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-19
2l15eelin9 Register

The REGISTER. embracing rs several
ediuons. is entered ar the Pos'oiaoe III
Wheeling. ~. Va. as second-class matter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-19

Let's see. didn't Summer end some
ta.us over tvo weeks ago:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-19
Up 90 the absurd Quaraaunes.

Even wall sueetis Frightening up.
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WANTED.


WANTED - INFORMATION OF THE
location where +. r. Dalton roomed on
Saturday night September 18th. the night
before he dropped dead on the steel
bridge. Address j. .. EMERY, Della
ware street. Island. selSr
VUANTED-Persons Wishing 70 store ore
w goods 20 call on JAMES FILAN, No.
2251 Market street. aulOe6dh
AND BOOMERS,
w accommodations first clsss, at No. 1858
Market street. MRS. FALKENSTEIN.
ap2tf
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-19

1.-THE Poue's rumored defiance of the
Powers. Dr. garding the plan Of reform In
The administration Of Armenia. would
olly insure a sound thrashing for The
unspeakabIe Turk TO begin with. we
might look upon it with c0mp.accncy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-19
NEW ADVERTISEMENTS


NOTICE.
The stockholders Of the E.s- v.-,-..
Exposition and State Fair I...
requested 10 meet at The .-
Board of Commissioners .t .-..
in the city Of Wherling. IS
day, the goth day oil Septen F.
az o'clock p. m, TO trau--.- business
importance.
BY order of the Board oi Directors
GLDlI. Hook
seli ~.y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-19

Tor for Complainant
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
AID FOR CHURCH DEBTS.
APPLICATIONS PRESSED BEFORE THE
CONFERENCE BOARD

or Church Extension, In Annual Session
Here To-day --Delmar Demands Help
Tor the Rebuilding of Her burned
Uhuroh-P PerryvliIs Asked for Immedi-
ate Aid-No Agreement.
The Wilmington NJ. E. Conference
Board of Church Extension met In annual
session In Fletcher Hall this afternoon
with full attendance The ministers
present were; Presiding Elders w. F
Corkran. L + Barrett and r u Adams
and Revs J B Qulgg, w L. = Murray,
7 E. Martindale. J. ID. Q Hanna,
Charles A. 9rice, Charles A. Hill, j. ID
Locates, II a. Budd, Charles / Stengle
and Laymen John II. Hoffecker OF
Smyrna, Isaac N Wright OF Seaford,
Nj Elliott Of Delmar. and others
Rev. ]. B. Quigg presided. ana the
other officers we're Rev. I E Martin
dale, secretary; John a. Hoffecker.
treasurer. This was the apnual meeting
Of the board at which the appropriation
OF funds la the hands Of the treas urer
TO Peninsula churches in need Of financial
aid Is maid.
A Summer meeting IL usually held
In June az which the funds are dia
trbutcd as apportioned at the May
meeting.
According to pr. Martindale's
calculations, the funds Of the treasurer
available for iapportionment amounted
only to 81, ,16i
Applications were read from ths fol-
lowing churches. signed by the pastor,
trustees and presiding elder, for aid for
the purposes stated:
Sloan, Wicomico county, asked for
debt, $500
Perryvills. Cecil county, asked for new
building, $500
st Stephens. Somerset county, com
p elton of new building, $500 donation
and 5000 loan
Emanuel Somerset county, asked for
completing building, 5000 donation and
5000 loan.
Armory. Dovsr-asked for debt $4OC
donation and $500 loan.
BArrett's, GAINESVILLE, Northampton
county, Va-asked to complete building,
5000.
Goodwill salisburs district-Asked tC
complete building, 5000
Wye Wicomico county-Asksd for
debt, $3.50
Delmar, Salisbury distriot-Asked tc
complete building burned, 5000
This amounted TO 81 2l0 which was tS
be paid with $i.l34. aud the presiding
elders, who were appointed committee
on apportionment could not agree on
any plan to stretch 81 into 81 Aftel
much discussion the beard adjourned
until this afternoon.
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
ONE MORE UNFORTUNATE.
CHARLES scHULMASTER DRINKS
LAUDANuM WITH FATAL RESULTS.

He Had Separated From His wife and
Had Grown Tired Of Llfe-The Efforts
to Save Him Proved UnsuccessfuI-The
Second Case in Two Days.
a second in the attempts at suicide by
use of laudanum occurred last night,
and this one proved successful. The
victim WAS Charles Schulmaster, aged so
years, and who boarded at No. 602 King
street. He was married, but had not
lived with his wife for about two years,
and this seemed to worry him greatly.
He was q carriage trimmer by trade
About 8 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
William Gould and William r. Wright.
who boarded at the house. entered
schulmsster's room and found him
lying on his bed. An empty laudanum
bottle stood on the mantel and one Of the
men as joke. asked him ii he had
drunk Its contents He said he had, but
they didn't dream that he was telling
the truth and left the room.
A quarter of an hour later Wright
returned to find Schulmaster lying
unconscious He at once notified the
police and SergeRnts Black and Evans
carried the man to the station, where
the stomach pump brigade was put in
service After be got pumped out
thoroughly DIR. Hughes had him re
moved to the Delaware Hospital, where
despite every effort he died at Z 65
While being carried TO the police
station Schulmaster repeatedly declared
that he was tired of living and wanted to
take his life, and at the hospital he re-
peated the same statement Deputy
Coroner Chandler will hold an inquest to
day.
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
The ELECTION SATISFACTORY,

At Least to the First District RepubIIcan
Committee oouncilmanio Candidates 20
BE Chosen Saturday.
The First District Republican com
mitJee met last evening at Seventh and
Market streets and canvassed the votes.
A special committee consisting OF Will
liam Brown, Charles Hignut and w. @.
r Colquhoun was named to do this
They reported msjorities for the csndi-
dates as named In the EVENING JOURNAL
The rules which prescribed the regis
trstion of candidates for City Councils
were suspended SO as to allow these
nominations to be made up TO and includ-
ing Wednesday evening
A committee was named to draft resolu-
tions asking the members of the General
Assembly to name United States
senator and quit their fooling.
Tne nominations for Council In the
First. Third Fourth, Tenth and Eleventh
wards, where only one candidate is
running was fixed for Saturday evening.
In the other wards where there are
contests similar date was fixed fol
election Of candidates.
The election officers will be named
Thursday evening
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
HIGGINS AND ADDICKS.
They Rave Pleasant Little Chat In the
Richardson Houss Lobby.

1neF have PLEASANT Little Chat In the
Richardson House Lobby.
STAFF Correspondence Evening journal
DOVER, May AFTER an absence OF
several weeks, ex-senator Anthony
Higgins was In Dover yesterday after
noon and last evening He WAS accosn
panied by Winfield Quigley and George
II Hollis.
They registered at the Hotel Richard
son aud spent the evening In the lobby
where Mr. Higgins and Mr.. Addicks had
q very pleasant chat. IL the visitors did
any effective work 1t was not appsr-
ent.
SO far as could be learned, no confer
enoe was held Several OF the Higgins
men were busy with committee work
during the early part of the evening and
II they conferred late at night it was
purely informal aud unproductive Of
result
The Addlcks men said they were not
called upon TO confer, one man being
their choice FIRST, last and all the time
Even with the Massey letter In print,
the Massey men did not meet TO settle
upon a new man.
Thst was the situation at midnight,
and break of the deadlock seemed as
far off as ever.
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
4 $4,000 LIBEL SUIT
Forepaueh Circus for Publishing False
and Damaging News.


Begun Against The Morning News BY the
and Damaging News.
Forepaugh's circus was in town last
week and went from here to Chester.
The company claimed to have settled
sll accounts in Wilmington, but
when those composing 1t arrived in
Chester they we're met with the lntelli-
gence that they were cheats and sneeks
and refused admittance to hotels, board
nRhouses. etc.
This course on the part of the Chester
people was brought about by the perusal
of an article which appeared In
the Morning News OF this
city on Monday to the effect that the
show had skipped town without set
tling.
A number OF constables who held bills
against the Forepaugh combination as
severate that they were promptly paid
and last nights edition OF the JOURNAL
refuted the statement of the News
When the circus people found such a
state of pffairs Ia waiting for them Ia
Chester, Charles Nolte, trading as the
Forepaugh company, came post haste back
to Wilmington and after consultation
with Attorney James Ponder, entered
suit for libel In the amount OF 81, 900
against the Morning News.
Mr. Ponder was seen by JOURNAL
reporter and said that papers would be
filed this afternoon
w. II, Hill, managing editor Of the
Morning News, had. at the time Of going
TO press heard nothing Of the suit. He
was greatly surprised but claimed
that the Information In regard to the
circus leaving town so suddenly had been
legitimately obtained Further be pre-.
ferred not TO be quoted on the subject.
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
plans Of the X. Of P. han.

At the meeting Of the knights Of
Pythlas Hall Company last night it Was
shown that the year Just closed had been
a prof. able one and that the Investment
had paid per cent. net. Each member
Of the order waa appealed TO- to take one
share of stock and thus secure
permanent home for their order. These
are the new officers: President. William
Simmons; secretary. Samuel F. Marshall ;
treasurer, Nathan Lieberman; directors,
Charles P. Maroney, John Hyland,
Thomas Mullan. Jr., William ]. Jefferls
and James ID Carter
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
A FARMER,s LUCK.

Named TripIets For the Presidents Chill
dren and Wife and Got a $500 Check.
DECATUR, Ind, May A few weeks
ago the wife OF Albert Zerkles, poor
farmer living three miles north Of here,
gave birth to triplets all girls Acting
on the suggestion Of friend, they were
named Ruth Frances and Esther, and the
father wrote TO President Cleveland tell
ing him Of the event and the christening Of
his daughters and asking him 70 buy them
each new dress.
Mr.. Zerkles has now been greatly sur
prisod and gratifed az receiving a check
for $500 signed by Grover Cleveland.
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
Uticn striIsers Riot.

UTICA, n. ", May THE strike at
the Globe wooden mills took a serious turn
when a number Of out Of town men ar
rived 60 take the strikers places. A crowd
OF 1000 people assembled in front OF the
mills, and tho police were hastily sum-
moned to prevent violence. Rev G. A.
Bierdman appeared and spoke TO the
strikers He urged them to 60 back to
work. He was met with yells and shouts
Of derision. One woman struck the min
lister on the head with her umbrella. Sew
eral arrests were then made
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
CITY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Among three bidders in all, the Electrical
Construction and Supply Company, Of this
citv. Is the lowest bidder for placing tele-
phone system 10 the Department OF Justice at
Washington. the figure being 5 ,Ol0.
ev John ID. G.. danna's bicycle was
wrecked yesterday afternoon by the front
tire becoming detached. aud the Union pastor
had to push IL through the streets 20 a shop,
running the gauntlet Of many curious eyes.
The Woman's Home Missionary Society OF
Union Vi n. church will meet this evening at
30 O'Clock at the chureh. Miss Mary A. I e.
CART. a deaconess from Mrs. Lucy Rider
Myers Missionary Training SghcOl, Of Chi.
czgo. will speak Of the work.
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
Bouxht = Popular Meat stand.

Henry L Mckee formerly collector for
the Coal Spring Ice Company, has pur-
chased the meat market and provision
most popular places In the market. Prime
beef, meat and poultry of ell kinds, eggs.
butter. cheese and fnits viii be sold at
the lowest prices Mr.. Mckee Is an
energetic business man and guarantees
that bis market will give couplete salts
faction, Goods delivered
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
PROFESSOR SHORTLIDGE RELEASED.

His Mothsr-in-Law swears That She is
Afraid of Him and Has Him Put Under
BondE-visIting In Wilmington.
Yesterday aftarnoon Professor S
Q shortlidge, brother of Mayor Short
lidge, and who has been confined In the
Norristown Hospital since q jury held
that be WAS irresponsible whom he
killed his wife, was formally discharged
by Judge Clayton.
When he appeared In court he was
accompanied by Mayor Shortlidge and DR..
David d. Richardson, resident physician
at the Norristown asylum. DR.. Amanda
Dixon Jones, mother Of his dead wife,
was present and swors that she was
afraid OF bodily harm at the hands of
Professor Shortlidge and prayed that be
be put under bonds to keep the peace.
Judge Clayton granted this and fixed the
bonds at So 600
Professor Snortlidge is now in VIII
mington visiting his brother, the mayor,
and will remain here for q short time.
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
This Mornings Fire.

Shortly after midnight a slight FIRE
occurred at No. 514 Tatnall street. caused
by the ignition OF SCOT In hue. The
department was quickly on the scene, but
only the Wsshington's chemical went
into service. In FIVE minutes time the
recall bell was sounded. The house wss
owned by William McElwee, and occupied
by James Qlinn and the loss was $t6, not
insured. The acsount given In the
Morning News Of this FIRE was incorrect
even to the location and the members of
the department are justly indignant
oyer IL
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
with tha HnrnIlinna.

Last evening Delaware Oonclave, No.
81. Ancient Order Of Adhesive Mogul
lians, held an enjoyable session in Eden
Hall. The program comprised an over
tuIe by Professor Steubgsn's orchestrs.
opening address by Mogul w n Foulk /;
piano solos, Miss Eta Bradford rseita-
tions, Miss Lydia Durham; solo, Charles
Gallagher; songs by Arthur Handy
sleiRht Of hand by Professor Albert, and
mandolin and guitar The event was
very successful and kiRhly ENJOYABLE.
Evening journal., 1895-05-07
Trnnns ~ Pncahnntns.

PocAHoNTAs, Va, May About 400
soldiers have arrived here under command
Of Colonel w. f. Simmons Of Richmond.
The town Is quiet and orderly. The min
ers hold a big meeting about one mile east
Of this place and perfected their organiza-
tion. Order and peace were counselod, and
there is no immediate use for troops.