Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-26


CCn'ehtloA, If he would advocate ree
s'l' en- was read TO the Ohio Governor
90SeeIuay ne said: Ell the Republic
Odu party should declare Tor Tree sill
Eer 4 would decline 10 become It's can
ever"
While drilling a we'll in Lincoln
county, Oklahoma Territory. q four
4Oo1 VEN oil silver, running three hum
bred ounces To the ton. was struck aJ .
depth OF one hundred feet.
The casualties from the late three
Gays nghtng at Lima, Peru, exceeded
z,oOO killed and wounded. United
states Minister Mckenzie has sub
Scri0ed literally Tor the relief OF the
wounded.
L. S. Mmigan. one Of the best
known citizens o. LenON. Iowa, while
DrOodlng over impending financial dis
asJers, brought Ola by specializing on
the Chicago Board oil Trade placed
revolver TO his head and sent a bullet
through his skull Recovery is i'm
possible. Milhgan was quite wealthy,
but lost it all in speculation.
A special to the Detroit Tribune
from LudingtOn says: While walking
through the EpwOrth League grounds
yesterday party of people made a
horrible discovery The body OF >. ID.
GueneJte was found jammed into
barrel. His throat had been cut from
ear 10 ear. There was the print or
two different sizes of shoes IN the I'M
mediate vicinity, and the conclusion
was reached that two people had been
engaged. GUeneJte was a paper-hang-
er, - years Old and disappeared on
the night Of March 2 No cause Tor
the crime is known.
The San Francisco Call says the |
latest sensational development in the I
noted Fair Will case is that inSinua-
tions are abroad that the deceased |
millionaire died by poison admits
tered by parties interested IN ms !
death taking place at certain time. |
Miss Phoebe COuZens, who claims 10 |
have been the afianced wife of Sen !
atOr Fair broadly hints at her Suspl- !
cions that Senator Fair had been given !
poison at more than one time. The |
suspicious Of Miss Couzens are backed !
up by q san Franciscan who is IN a !
position to know great deal that oc-
CURED to Senator Fair Just before his /
death This man is keeping IN the
background for certain reasons, but
when me tells lis Stciy the pablo will
DE able to form opinions rs TO whether
the suspicion OF Miss C0uzens are cor
rect or not.
Many of the important railway COM
panies in this country are arranging
for proper rep. -sCDuatiOn at the hlth
session of the International Railway
Congress. TO be held in London, Eng
land, beginning on the 10Th OF next
June.
The celebration Of the eighteth !
anniversary of the birth OF Prince |
Bismarck. which occurs April /, may |
he said 10 have commenced yesterday, !
when three hundred and ninety-two !
members OF the Reicstag and Prusslan |
Diet started for FTedrichsruhe, in or
der to congratulate the eN-Chancelor. !
ThecaseOf a man living with the top
nj his head cut oil and the brain cavi- |
~ almost empty is agitating the sur
goons OF Grand Rapids and vicinity
4 week ago Charles Olsen attempted
To hoard q moving train, but missed /
his footing and under the
wheels. His head was crushed so !
tbat over half of the brain fell out |
aud when the injured man was picked /
mn IL was supposed that he was dead. !
Arrangements were made for the fun !
eral but lust before the coffin was |
closed the undertaken noticed q move |
r,ent of the supposed dead mans eye |
lids and had the body placed In bed. !
SURGEONS declared that Olson was not |
dead hut simply in a state of coma. !
P,- the use OF electricity the surgeons /
managed to rouse him to a cOnsidera- |
ne extent. liz was supposed that he /
could last but for q moment or TWO, as /
tbere was nothing I'M the brain cavity |
except a few shredS. OF gray matter, |
but i'm a short time the patient began |
IN improve. He could not speak, but |
seemed TO comprehend all that went |
ON around him. His recovery was |
ranid and yesterday evening he could |
sif mn i'm bed and SAY few words Oh |
son does notremember anything in re- |
Gard 10 himself prior 10 the accident |
nothing Of his past life, and at first did !
not even know his own name. The /
surgeons will have Olson examined |
~. Eastern SPECIALISTS, in order TO find /
~ how IL is that he is living, when !
occordl7gtoall surgical rules he should |
- dead A silver plate was put on /
OIson,s head and heisuOw doing nicely. !
IL COMPLAINS frequently that he can /
g., rofbine and thGt nothing that he !
- has any taste. He has lost near |
y. ar mounds since he Was hurt.
The youngstown Telegram yester-
dav oublished a letter from Judge b. |
Y hoffman. now living at PaSduena' |
C.l who was private secretary 10 the !
Safe Gov. David Tod, Of Ohio. which !
discreditS the recent !
S+o1- of q Columbus man TO the enect |
80 81 The rebel general, John Morgan. !
el.,.e secretlv released from the Ohio /
,,;+ontiorv as the result of some I'M !
j, e...s,,,,,lfpe- between Secretary Stan |
". ee. ord Governor Tod. Judge Hof- |
~ ~ 80 Ell don't believe a word Of !
ia. slis' Yarn ear Of Radebaugh. He was not |
eu,s oon5fert of Governor Tod. He |
S Sa No relation with Governor Tod
rho noliee of Victoria, British Co |
- ne have decided that boomers !
Iuliio ,,t sritsble for ladies' street wear,
ar arr nU len worn as a bicycling COS
s,'', on5 have taken steps TO enforce |
rune 60 Miss Ethel belmont is |