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Evening journal., 1895-02-01
WIN Attend the Reoeption Here.

The Chester Bicycle Club last evening
accepted the Invitation to attend the
Informal reception Of the Wilmington
Bicycle Club, the newly organized band
ot young wheelmen Of this city, next
Monday night The reception promises
tu be a very enjoyable event
Evening journal., 1895-02-01
mARRfnn

COX-MIBLMAN-At the residence of
Isaac Hackett, No. 5l8 East Fourth street. on
Wednes lay evening, January 30, 1896. by Rev.
John ID Q. Hanna, William Cox of Will
mington, and Miss Anna NJ. Millman, Of sus-
sex 'ounty, Del.
HELLER BARR.-In this city, on January
y. 1895. in the Wesley M. E. parsonage, by
Rev. J. B. Quigg, Frederick Heller and Miss
Rosie Barr, both of Dover, Del
STEW ART-BOOTH-A the Union NJ. E.
parsonage, No. 5l3 jefferson street, on We'd
nesday evening, January 30, 1895, by Rev.Joh
y. q. Hanna. James q. Stewart and Miss Lucy
NJ. Booth, both OF Wilmington
Evening journal., 1895-02-01
DIED

BAKER-On January p, John G. Baker, in
his CD year.
0'C ONNOR-In this city, on January 30,
Edward O'Connor.
Relatives an friends are invited to attend
the funera f'om his late residence, No. 9l3
Lancaster av-Due, on Saturday morning 1T
O'Clock. His h mass at St. Paul Church.
WILSON, First month, 28th. Eleanor
Wilson IN her Goth ear, widow of Ell Wilson
Evening journal., 1895-02-01

The sale OF reserved seats began at
Garrett Smiths this morning for bel
shaEzar. at 5 15 o'clock.
Evening journal., 1895-02-01

stocks Were BuoyAnt on Assurances of =
New Government Loan--ssorstAry Car
Isle to Issue His Formal Circular To-
morrow-aoId Exports Tomorrow Not
Co Iar0a
Evening journal., 1895-02-01

Houass for rent, lO8 West Eighth stras..
Evening journal., 1895-02-01
FULL
DRESS
SUITS

Aeou y maue are rlghb IN every
wa style, materials, trim
mings and makeup. Goats
and Vests, $40, $13, $15 and
$40; Trousers, IS and 81; and
then we make them to order
as low as $25 for a suit that
you can wear anywhere and
will make a splendid appear
ance. II you only want to
wear a suit occasionally we
have a lot Of all sizes that we
keep in good condition and
hire to responsible parties.
Closed evenings at 6 except
Saturdays.
Evening journal., 1895-02-01
EVENTS ABOUT TOAA.
More Vessels Arriving In Har-
Dor TO Escape Ice.
CATHOLIC EETERTAIEERs COMING

Another version of the Narrow Escape
of the Ford sIeighing Party and It Re-
fleets on the wstchman-Governor and
Legislature Invited to the washing
toms birthday Reception.
Special Correspondence Evening Journal.
NEW CASTLE Feb "A full herbor
means full pockets for the bust ess men
especially when out going vessels are ice
bound until they run out of supplies.
The splendid Ice harbor here is rapidly
filling mp The big four-msster Rob Roy,
which wintered here two years ago, arrived
of Delaware street early last evening to
sheath She has a general cargo and is
bound for Philadelphia. She came up
through the Ice fles under convoy of the
tug Albert hughes
The American Line steamer Illinois
ran aground on the lower end OF Cherry
Island Eats ana had to be lightened. The
tugs James McOaulley, Juno and
Churchmsn, went out from this cit y
and wo ked with her. succeeding In
getting her of at evening high tide
The Marrow Escape OF Ford.
0Aul 4 koIQt WIN GNuo hu LChI DtlUk
run down aud instantly killed by the
05 p IN train from WILMINGTON on
Tuesday evening while out sleighing
with q young woman, expressed regret
last night that his thrilling experience
had gotten into the public prints But. "
said he, II want to say that dou't see
how We escaped instant death When
hauled my horse around into Mr. Nc
Grory's building. the train dashed BY
within reach Of my whip. There was
positively no watchman In sight, no
danger signal. aud the only witnesses
were my friend and Frank P McCallin,
who gave me the alarm Just In time to
save my life was not drivin fast. but
my bells probably prevented my hearing
the locomotive bell
The Saturday Night Clubs Program.
The curstors have agreed upon the
foilo~ing as the program Tor the mesting
Cd ba held At Miss Carrie Downie's to Z
morrow evening
Roll-call and response by quotati ms from
uryaut.
study to chapter XXI,
u -, Rev Y. 3. Collins. ouizmaster
Mrs. B. Ma, love
Vocal solo,. .....,........ Mrs. J l. Fisher
Ees y. Sc Augustine
Miss Gertrude Kuntz
Piano solo......,..,.... =. Mrs. A II Knapp
To Invite Governors star and L@gislators
Company H's working members have
decided to 60 with old time spirit inio
the full dress reception and exhibition
military iil on the evening Of Washing
tons Birthday. and have engaged the
Opera House and are negotiating for
experienced caterers and musicians l.
Is the Intention tn Invite tue vernon
aud his entire st Il be Legislature Of
the state and II offisers aud regimsntal
members Of the National Guard The
supper or banquet will be spread In the
arnory about D. m
Evening journal., 1895-02-01

sA.a.ee AND rlAAA.4AA.
Evening journal., 1895-02-01

Another Version of the Narrow Escape
of the Ford sIeighing Party and It Re-
Hects on the wstchman-Governor and
Legislature Invited to the washing
tons birthday Reception.
Evening journal., 1895-02-01

Ready : made. No
reason for not ge.-
ting one because Won
think you can't pay
tallors prices. The
garments we sell
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
ALLEGHENY'S ICE G RGR.
The Waters Are Frozen and tbs Ice Can
not Be Dislodged-Grave Fears of Fu-
turS Damage

The Waters are Frozen and ths Ice Gam
not lie Disiodged-GrSve Fears of Fu-
turS Damage.
PrTTSBURG, PA, January 27.-At two
places on the Allegheny river immense
gOrges OF ice hold the waters in check.
Both Of these monster distractions TO
the waters course are located near i'm
portsnt towns, aud will, unless broken
up very soon, cause great damage to
property by foods.
The gorge AZ Ford City has been &C.
cumulating for about two weeks, and is
now about twelve miles in length, and
Ia some places is riled up TO height OF
thirty feet. Efforts are being made to
dislOdge the mass with dynamite and
other means, but as the mass is frozen
TO the river bottom, the effort is with
out aDpreciable success.
The water has backed up into the pits
of the PIttsourg Plate Glass Company,
stopping all work aud enforcing tempo
rary idleness on 600 workmen.
At Parker, about forty miles above
the Ford City gorge, no attempt has yet
been made to loosen up the mountains
of densely packed ice. The fear is that
the disastrous experience OF three
winters ago will be repeated. River
men locally believe that, should both
gOrges go out together, there will be
great damage to property along its
course.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
FRANCE AND SAN DOMINGO
WIN Probably Soon BE at War The
cause OF the Trouble.

VIII Probably Soon BE at war - me
cause OF the Trouble.
New Yak, January 2s.-A special to
the World, dated Puerto Plat, San Do
mingo, January IS, says:
Trouble seems imminent between
France aud the Domingo repuo-
lie. A French man-of-war appear
ed off San Domingo City few
days ago and began to take soundlnss'
Soon after she departed another ap-
peared. The latter was boarded oy
Dilot, who was informed that his ser
vicss were not needed, aud wnen ne
.sked the commander his INTENTION ne
,yas told IL WAS none OF MS business.
The San Domingo authorities h"u d
disnute with a bank few years ago.
ana evidently took 500, 600 from IL. Inc
hank was backed by French capital
and the hackers laid the case oeIore
the French government France de-
r,spd cd that the money be restored 10
,hs hank but diplomatic negotiations
seem.to have resulted in nothing:
Ths World correspondent learns
rnon trustworthy authority that the
French ultimatum has already oeen
SAINT in. and that it demands the return
Of the SEQ, 600, and $500, 900 as indem-
nifty. .id Zoe da.
olsrad that ne has no money TO pay
Dispatches for the British Admiral al
I,r,aica passei this port to-day, prop
~ asEing him to look after British
ss'!rss,s in case of bonn bardmens
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
THE DOG ALIVE.
A Tramp Canine Turns Up, and Enables a
Close Guess at the Fate Of the Steamer
ChiCOra, on the Lakes.

BENTON HARBoR, MICH, January n.
When the Chicora went out OF ct. Jo-
seph on its last trip there was dog
aboard. Yesterday the dog was brought
into the city alive. Tuesday night tse
dog was heard whining at the door OF
a road house at Pottowatamie Park. IL
isa snuff colored skye terrier. 1t was
covered with ice. The finder connected
the visit OF the strange dog, which has
evidently just come out OF the cold wa
ter. with the loss OF the Chlcort, ana
brought it TO this city yesterday.
The dog was Immediately recognized
by the stevedores who work on the era
ham docks. and by the crew OF the Pc
toskey, as the animal tina. was ABOARD
the Chicora when IL lefA The dog has
been tramp passenger on the Graham
and Morton Transportation Company
boats for several months. IL has been
dividing its time between the Chicora
and the Petoskey this winter No one
claims ownership OF it, and tho nearest
friend of the animal is Captain grimm,
OF the Petoskey.
The return OF the animal indicates
that the Chicora was within half mile
of the east shore the second night out.
The dog, it is believed, could not swim
more than quarter mile. The place
where the dog came ashore, Potto-
watomie Park. Is eight miles north OF
here. a lakeside summer resort. Many
are inclined 10 think the Vessel mest
have sunk not far from that point.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
WHO WILL 1T BE?
Presidential Preferences Gathered From Re-
publicans All Over the COunuy---New
YOrkers Adverse to Being Quoted---One
West yirginian FavOrS Stephen B..--GOf
for Second Place-.-HiS Several Admirers.

CINCINNATI, o.. January 27.-The
Commercial-Gazette to-day prints two
pages of preferences for the next Re
publican nomination for President
from representative Republicans from
all the country, especially from Ohio,
Indiana, Kentucky, West Virginia,
New York asd Washington City. In
its summary 1t says:
Ohio is for Mckinley, aud Indiana
for ex.Presidsnt Benjamin Harrison.
New York hardly knows where she
stands. The Republicans OF the Em-
pire State are holding of in the end TO
either dietaGs sns nOmlnse, or falling N
that, TO
DRIVE THE BEST BARGAIN THEY CAN
WITH the msu they see is bound TO win.
One New Yorker declares himself for
Ex-Governor Foraker.
West Virginia seems TO be for the
/ best man, whoever be may be. One
I West Virgin,an declares himself Tor
/ Seuator-slect Elkins, while several Re-
/ puOllcanS Of that State express pref
I erence for Judge Nathan Goff for
SECOND PLACE ON THE TICKET.
Governor Mckinley seems to be the
I first choice Of the Republicans Of Ken
/ lucky.
At the National Capital the prepoE-
/ derance OF sentiment appears TO be for
/ Tom Reed. Attention is called TO the
declaration for Reed Of General John
Beatty, OF Columbus. In the Washing
ton interviews 1t was sought to obtain
expressions from either Senators or
Representatives. from every State in the
union. Mckinley seems TO bs their sec
ond choice, while Harrison, Allison and
others have quite 3 respectable follow
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
SHOT HER LOVER.
. Deadly Duel at Hinton, Last Evening, Be.
tween an Injured Husband and bis "lfsS
psramonr.-.Several Shots Fired, Two Of
Which Took Effect

Spseial 10 the RsG'''sr.
HINTON, WA, January 27.-ohe oI
,ba most sensational snootings in the
history of our town occurred tonight
about seven o'clock
NJ y. WyckOff. prominent
ssloonlst of this city, shot'
fatally. Fred Niboof, one OF the Oldest
onsineers on the Chesapeake and ONO
raiIroad. now living in Charleston. NJ
hoof was in = room with WycKoh
wIfe. from whom the latter has been
sanarated, when some one saw them
and informed Wyckoff of the fact
Wyckof hurried to his wite's house
and found Nlaootf on the sofa WIN
Mrs Wyckoff, and instantly opened
iire upon his wiie's paIamour.
Savarsl shots were fired oy
hotb parties, on ball entering NihoofS
bOdy and another Wyckotf's knee.
Wvckoff is in jail. Some time ago ne
o-nsbed smau's skull with beer bot
RE and has been implicated In several
cher shooting scrapes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28

ROME, January 27.-The Papal Ency-
cical, addressed to the American Epis-
copats was made public here to-day. In
the document the Pope recalls the fact
that he associated himself with the cele-
bration of the fourth centenary OF the
discovery Of America, the evangelization
OF which country WAS the first care OF
Columbus, which evangelization was
realized by the Franciscan and Donin-
lean monks and the Jesuit fathers.
After pointing out that the drst Cath
olic Bishop in America was 3 great
friend OF George Washington, Father
OF his country the Pope shows how
the Episcopal councils, aided by
THE BREADTH OF VIEWS
and equity OF American laws, assured
the development of Catholic institu-
tions.
1t was to contribute still more to this
development that the Pope founded the
University at Washington, for 1t was OF
importance that Catholics should be In
the front rank In sciences, even modern
sciences, provided they were at one
with integrity and faith. To this end
His Holiness exhorts the bishops to do
all in their power 10 encourage the
progress Of the University at Washing
ton, as well as Of the North American
College at Rome.
With regard TO
THE APOSTOLIC DELEGATION
the Pope states that it was Instituted
with view to drawing closer together
the bonds between the Catholics OF
America and the Holy See. without In
any way curtailing the powers OF the
Bishops.
His Holiness urges the American
Episcopate TO put al end to strife, TO
instll the idea OF unity and the per-
petuity OF marriage among the faithful,
and TO inculcate among them civil ana
religious views.
In particular the Pope calls upon the
Bishops TO turn aside workmen's asso-
Citations from lawbreaking, to teach
journalists respect for religion and
truth, to reprovs those journ ais which
pass judgement upon Episcopal acts,
and finally to turn Protestants te Catho-
Icism by charity, by instruction In doc
trine and by leading an exemplary
life.
In conclusion His Holiness recon-
mends the sending OF q mission to the
Indians,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
:, IS. 4
May Be Absorbed By Me1i' 49,
is Declare %
THIS MOVE J' 81 RESORT.
American We rams in Mexico
Volunteering to Support the
Republic-Troops Being Gotten
in Readiness at Points Along
the Pacific Coast - The War
Would Be a Calamitious One
for All Parties

MEXICO CITY, January 27.-If Mexico
is pushed into the fight over the in
ternal boundary, her policy will be as
outlined from the first by General Diaz
and his Cabinet. TO the effect that this
dispute and other little matters will be
settled once and forever, and the neces-
sary means used 10 that eud. 1t is
prophesied in some quarters that
Mexico will settle the boundary line by
QUIETLY APPRoPRIATING
the whole GuGtemalan Republic as a
part OF the United States OF Mexico,
with the City of Mexico as It's capital
and with the chief executive OF this
republic as it's ruler. The Mexican
authorities decline TO discuss the mat
ter. however, and IL is exceedingly y
improbable that such proposition has
been seriously considered, except as a
last resort, and after all other plans for
reconciliation had failed.
In an interview with the Sslvadorean
Minister, Don Jacinto Castellanos, he
Sdiu Sudb buO Huai NOS'o'
ration Of war against Guatemala
AS CALAMITY
which ought to be avoided II possible,
and which, he thinks, will be averted
by the final recog milton of the justice
of Mexco's claim.
The o. c. Ord Post of the G.. A. r.
have passed resolutions of fealty to the
Mexican government in case of war
with Guatemals. A number OF Union
veterans, including an American Gen
eral, have signitied their willingness TO
20 TO the front for Mexico if their ser
vices will be accepted. The memorial
will be presented TO General Diaz on
Tuesday.
Troops are being centered at all
Pacific and Gulf ports, and the govern
meut has chartered two merchantmen,
now in Acapulco. In the event of war,
the invasion will be made from several
points. principally from the Pacific
side.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28

the internal revenue bureau. it appears
that Mr.. Hall was more nearly correct
than the other forecssters. He says
that the income tax may yield more
than fifty millions, and il is known
that the Treasury Department Off
cials do not place its results below
that mark. The showing made by the
thirty-siX Of the sixty-three districts
gives ground for the estimate that about
800 600 persons and corporations will
contribute to the treasury by this plan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
THE NEW FRENCH CABINET.
Two Important Portfolios Left Vacant
The Newspapers AstOnlshsd ~ the FER
sOnneI of the Ministry

Anc NeNaphpeEb - NAS
sonneI of the Ministry.
PARIS, January 27.-The name OF
neither General lamont nor Admiral
Besnard appears in the list of Cabinet
officers published in the Journal Oh-
ciel. The Ministry of War will be oc-
cupied ad interim by the Prime Minis
ter, Ribot, and the Ministry OF Marine
ad interim by NJ. Trarieux, who also
holds the portfolio of Justice. This
makes the new Cabinet as follows;
H. Ribot, Prime Minister, Minister
OF Justice and ad interim Minister OF
Marine, NJ. TraTieux.
Minister of Foreign Affairs. NJ. Hon
otaUx.
Minister of tho Interior, NJ. Leygues::
Minister of Public Instruction ana
Worship, NJ Poincare.
Minister Of Public Works, M. Dupuy-
Dutemps.
Minister of Commerce, NJ. Andre Ls-
don.
Minister Of Agriculture, NJ. Gadeau'
Minister OF the Colonies, NJ. ChAu-
temps.
The newspapers express surprise AZ
the col position Of the Cabinet, but their
comments are not hostile.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
A Church Damaged Dy Fire.

sntclct % Ute htJs4IsF.
MANNINGTON, w. VA, January 81
The Catholic Church was partly de-
stroysd by fire this morning. The hre
was caused by a stoyspipe falling, and
the flames we're breaking through
the roof when the hose com-
pany reached the church, but
by good work they got the fire under
control. The loss will be about 81, ,O0O,
fully covered by Insurance. A sub
scrIption has been started, and a good y
sum raised. The church will be re-
built.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
roal Compaplss shut Down.

WLKEsBARRE, PA, January 2s -
An the collierleS Of the Wilkssbsrre
Cal Company will be idle during the
coming week. Eight Thousand men will
be without employment. Snper'ntend'
rnt Lawell saws the coal trade was never
known 10 oe SO dull.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
Tho s,tuatlon Unchanged.

CITY OF HEXco. JsnUary 97.--T.O
situation of the Guatemala affair is un-
changed to-day. Both Mexico and
Gnatemala are still going on with their
war preparations, aud prominent Mex
leans think the outlook is very gloomy
for peace unless Guatemals recedes
from the bold stand she has taken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
To EatOrtaiu Coat Operators.
S,,seias % ,as R,glHs-.

HUNTINGTON, w. VA, January ~
The Chamber of Commerce of this city
have made extensive preparations for
the entertainment of the coal operators
of the State, who have just been called
n meet here on February 9th for q
tbree-day session, when important busl-
nass will be transacted.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
THE BNCYCLICAL
Of His Holiness, Addressed to tho
American BpiscOpate,
WAS MADE PUBLIC YESTERDAY.

a Summary Of the Pope's Recon-
mendations Why the Apos-
tolic Delegate was Sent Over.
The Bishop Urged to Do .
Number OF Important Things,
Which Are Set Forth in Rete;.
in the Letter-A Mission 20 the
Indians.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
GREAT SUFFERING

Among the People OF n wi'consin Town
One fifth OF tho Population Without
Food
GRANrsBURG, WIS, January 27.-
From the town Of Rusk, this county,
comes the news OF terrible sufsrinss
and starvation. One-ffth Of the popula-
tion are without proper food, and
large number of them have not pound
Of -four la the house. All the local aid Is
exhausted as well as the town funds
Governor Upham has been appealed to.
Most OF these people are new settlers
with large families. Fire destroyed
their entire crops and drought de-
stroyed vegetables and grain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
Ir0yGRESS IHIS WEEK
4, Hawaiian Question By No Means
Settled.
o. BANKRUPTCY BILL ON DECK,

Ia Senator George Will Open
.ss d 5bate To-day - Rspubli-
cans Favor Taking Up the Pool
.~y Bll-The Sentiment in the
-7.ss on the Financial Crisis.
New Supervising Architect
r~-u New York.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON. D. c., January 27:-Fer
west Virginia: Fair: south shifting ta
For Western Pennsylvania: Generally
fair: west winds.
For Ohio: Fair; variable winds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
A Fairmont nan Dead.

srsesGl 10 ms Ss0's's'-
F.rEMoNr, W. VA January 81
vnlL. Museum, proprietor OF the pa
,sco Grocery" of this place, died at his
nine Yesterday AZ Il:20 a. IN, OF cry
sipela1
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28
THE BROOKLYN STRIKE
Is Nearing an End, According to the
Railroad Companies.
MANY OF THE MEN IN WANT

Their Funds Have Been Sadly
Depleted, and Credit is Being
Refused One Road Reports
More Applicants for Work Than
it Has Positions - Interviews
With Prominent Men on Both
Sides-A Very Quiet Day, Yes
terday-A Big Mass Meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28

SALT RHEUM often appears in cold
weather. attacking the palms OF the
hands and other parts OF the body.
Hoods Sarsaparilla, the great blood
purifer, cures salt rheum-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28

HOOPS PILLS are the best after-din-
ner pills; assist digestion, cure mead
ache. csc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28

IConttnued from Sirat Page.I
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28

'-'eai Of is term. When the prop
,- 90 TAX incomes was before Con-
\ ~ .as profit from the scheme was at
\ >,maJsd az from $4,000 600 10
Later the estimates OF
, '.-u'ttee wsrs raised 'tO the
} ' oi $50, 900, 600. Mr.. Hall, OF
b.,-', Who has given more study,
\. ,'-'' 90 theory aud history Of ipcOms
4 - any other man in the House,
d place the total below $50, ,0O0,-
'lOA The results OF the canvass OF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-01-28

~ the strikers friends and sympathiz-
srs was held this afternoon a. the
Athereum at Eighth ard Clinton
streets. The house was packed 10 the
doors. Clarence 5. Roberts, president
Of the Stereoty pers' Union No. l. pre-,
sid.d, Henry George was the chief
sneaker. He said If the municipality