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The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
THE WAR In CUBA.
BIZ Gahle to The United Press.

MADRID, July a, 1ss5.-An official de-
spatch from Havana says that Nav$rro'si
and Aldavess columns, under command
of General Lechambre, comprising 1900
infantry and 300 cavalry, with three
guns, arrived at Nuevitas on July 21-
The troops at Bayame have been fur
nished with fresh supplies of provisions
and ammunition.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
IN IRISH WATERS.
r., rob1e TO inc united Press.

KINGsTowN. IRELAND, July "a,
1Se5.-The Royal St. Georges Yacht
Club Regatta began here today over the
course from OFF ningstown East Pier
round the Roseby buoy, the Kish light
ship and a flagboat off the Mugline and
back to the starting line, three times
round. about fifty miles.
The wind was light from the southeast.
The Ailsa started at 10:30:30 and the
Britannia at 10:31:45.
the short course. twenty-five miles. The
F,ueharis crossed the line at 12 OOPS. the
Niagara at 12:00:45. and the Dakotah at
70 ;00.52 The Niagara had the wind
ward berth
The Britannia finished the first round
at 2:4S:20, the Ailsa at 2:50:59.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24

IfYour Baby is Cutting Teeth
Be sure and use the old and well tried
remedy, Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup,
for children teething It soothes the
cures wind collie, and isSthe best remedy
for diarrhoea-
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
WORKING TO SAVE HOLMES

TORONTO, Ont, July "a, 1S95.-Among
the lawyers connected with the defence
of H. H. Holmes. who have been active
in investigating the Toronto end of the
case against their client, is E. Cooper
Shapley, a prominent criminal lawyer
of Philadelphia and ex-judge. Judge
Shapley arrived in this city last week
and remained several days. He visited
the house at No. 1G st. Vincent street,
and made thorough examination of the
premises He also had a lengthy inter-
View with Mr.. Ryves. the old gentleman
who will be the chief witness against
Holmes. should he be tried in Toronto
for the murder of the Pitezel children.
Judge Shapley has returned to Phila-
delphia, but before leaving he expressed
the opinion that Holmes would be tried
in Philadelphia for the murder of Pitezel
and only brought to Toronto in event of
his acuuittal there ON that charge.
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
HOW Ho Cremated ,EheIm.

CHICAGO, July "a 1Sy5.-A member Of
a firm which manufactures large oil
burning furnaces was found yesterday,
who was engaged by Holmes to adjust
an oil burner to the furnace which he
had built in the cellar of the house that
is now under investigation at Sixty
third street. Holmes exhibited the fur
mace with some reluctance. A burner
was finally fitted to it, producing a tenn
perature of three thousand degrees.
Holmes afterward erected a similar fur
mace in a shed at Sixty-fifth street,
which has disappeared. 1t IS thought
that Holmes used one of these furnaces
to dispose of his victims
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1895-07-24
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MATTERS. OF FACT.

New Jerseys best flour costs Csc. more
per barrel than ordinary -four, but worth a
dollar extra. Wholesale only at D. e. Cleary
Co.'S stores. Greene and Montgomery streets.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-08
ORDFR "a rHF WnPI-n

Home Lodge, No. 35S, Order Of the
World, is making arrangements to hold
an open session Friday evening, De-
cember 1871, in l. o. o. f. Hall, and
have arranged a fine programme for the
occasion.
Prof. Brooks, Of Philadelphia. and
Glenn L. Folsom, member of the Exec
utive Board, will address the meeting.
They have also secured the services Of
some Of Wheeling's best singers. and
recitauonlstS, who will assist in enter
tanning.
It is the wish of the officers that every
member Of the Order, and especially
members Of the World Mutual Benefit
Association, be present and bring their
friends.
Miss Anna II. Elliott. Of the w. NJ.
3. A. has returned from a three weeks
vacation at her home in Ohio, much i'm
proved, and now is at her desk superin-
tending the work which Is growing rap
IDLY, as over 1900 policies were written
last month. She now has two assis-
tants.
II you are going to insure your life.
investigate the World Mutual Benefit
Association. The time a man dies is
the time his family needs the money
The World Mutual Benefit Association
pays Immediately on proof of death
Have paid within five days after death.
Average thirteen DAYS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-08
THE PLAlNS---AN EPISODE.

Written for the Register
seven % CLOCK; The weary troopers way
Has led all day through dreary, barren
waste,
Beneath a sun whose torrld. blazing raw
Scorch man and beast as on they push
Dust-grimed. athirst. they've logged along
the trail
Without complaining thought of >elso
uUt speed.
And now. at eve, the bugle's CHEEKY hail
For malt and rest is music sweet indeed.
Eight o'clock: The squadron's camp is
Bshsqd the shelter of wooded hill;
The horses, watered at a brook, are
And crop the scanty grass-the camp is
still
i'm uttIe groups the soldiers lie: their chief
Couverses low with officers and scout.
While here and there the sentries-hrst
Keep watch and ward the quiet camp
about.
91idnieht; The guard is changed the
No sound is heard save a coyotes cry
Altar ont ON the plain; The sentries keep
A sharp lookout and note each wins
OF wind or tired man or restless horse.
The hours of night thus pass, while SOL
diers dream
of home, or dreary march. or something
The battlefield. where Death and Glory
CLEAN.
-Four o'clock: The third relief is called
r--,rr- sleep To- stand their share of duty
Another hour VIII see the day installed
with am its fervid heat and summer
Zen now the dawn is near-the faintest
Along the East proclaims the coming
And With it comes the hope to strike a
At savage SS foes. if once they'll stand at
bay.
Five o'clock. The day is breaking fast
Athwart the plain. though shadows lin
Amid tbe Wood. and vapors rising cast
4 murky cloud, meath which the sol
Deem oi Silence Zee r;eigns-A shot, a shout,
swings vide her portals and pale death
Tho camps amps surprised-a volley-Indlan
A 6yG gsii peal-these greet the troopers
ears.
Seven o'clock: a group Of men in blue,
That scarcely counts a score, send up 4
Tps,!s ' fgS5intlv echoed by a man or two
Less sorely wounded Than the rest ap-
Across the plain a cloud of drifting dust
Marks here and there a brave In head
The remnanis of the band which dared to
To hattie thus upon the edge of night.
Midday: No need to further ride
lin search of savage band-they've met
The dad are buried. sleeping side by side
They'll rest in peace until the Judgment
The wounded ride. or lie in blankets hung
BETWEEN two horses-sO the column light
Moves back upon the Post, their duty
done.
And thus ends one more frontier fight.
w. c. BEANS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-08
T9E MnJSTRIAL WORLD.
o.M sv1TELEGRAPHlC LABOR NEWS.


conveniently arranged for winter.
Everybody wants his work done first
and so they are rushed.
The Touring mills see no chance for
q vacation, and are forced to keep up
their daily grind 10 feed the hungry,
and keep an supplied with the neces-
sary supplies.
The blast furnaces are getting along
right we'll now The yield is better,
end fairer grade of pig is being turned
out There is "a very large output of
metal from those two furnaces. But
there is no accumulation Of it on hand,
as the demand is really greater than
their capacity. The steel plant did not
make very much time this week. They
did not start up till Wednesday morn
ing But have had q steady run since
that time, and the yield is very gener-
GUS
The Blum block on Union street has
q new front i'm it now. and new shelving
inside. and Will be Immediately Occu-
pied by A. Hergberg.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-08
W. R. C. ELECTION.

At a regular meeting of Holiday Re
lief Corps on Thursday night, the fol-
lowing officers were elected to serve for
the ensuing year: President, Mrs. Sarah
Lyons, Senior Vice President, Mrs.
Catherine Jinkins; Junior Vice Presi-
dent, Mrs. Margaret Filten; Chapline,
Mrs. Anna d. Carlin; Treasurer, Mrs.
Amanda L. Murdoch; Secretary, Mrs.
NOllie Shafer; Conductor. Mrs. Ella
Stump; Assistant Conductor, Mrs Jen,
ME Norris; Guard, Mrs. Della Taylor.
The following members We're elected
delegates 10 the w. r. c. Department
Convention to be held at Clarksburg
the last week in April, 1896 Mrs. Ella
Connolly, MOllie Shafer, Margaret Fill
ten, Lizzie COncle and Ella Stump.
The Past Presidents in this Corps emit,
tied to representation in Department
Convention, are Anna D. Carlin, The
resa +. Wise, Amanda L. Murdoch, Ida
V. Cox, Julia A. Taylor, Clara R. Leach
and Sarah Lyons. The Bean-Bake
and social held recently was a success,
both socially and financially.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-08

the amount of hustling which appears
10 be going on. This has been the banner
year with Wheeling Council, so brother
put your shoulder to the wheel and do
better next year. The following Of
fcers We're elected for the ensuing year:
Dr. II. B. Baguley, Regent; Chas B.
Reed, Vice-Regent; Geo. b. Peabody
Orator; ThOs c. Morris, Secretary; viii
c. Brown, collector, Jno. F. Dick, Treas
urer, Dr.. f. Leyman Hupp, Chaplain;
Geo. e. P. Sylvis, Guide; Jas. \. Robb,
Warden, E. S. c. Olsen, Sentry; F. II.
Williams. trustee. After the election
the council was entertained by comic
song by Bros. C. B. Reed and A. z.
Dunn. At the next meeting Bros Ma
thaniel MOuntford and Harry c. Stewart
Will entertain the members, so all come.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-08
LADIES OF THE G. A. R.

Jmes A. Garfield Circle No. !, will
hold their regular meeting on Thursday
evening, December 18th, at their head
quarters at McLain's hall. Important
business. election of officers and reports
from our sick and relief committees
viii be the order of the evening.
James G. Blain Circle No. 8, Of
NouudSville, held an slcclion OF officers
Thu rsday afternoon.
Caldwell Post held an open meeting
and invited the Circle Ladies to attend.
The Post is well pleased with the Circle
and they so hand in hand helping the
q. A. r. boys who redeemed this ma
ion in the years of 81 ald 81. Presi-
dent, Mrs. c. c. Mathews is delighted
with the idea of establishing a Ladies
OF the G. A. r. Home in West Virginia.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-08

its shores, although England's earlier
treaty Of defensive alliance stipulated
that Russion occupation Of Arabian
Kars and BatoUm would be resented
with arms The war to recover these
provinces did not follow. but England
took possession Of Cyprus, as he'd
been stipulated as
THE PRICE OF HER PROMISE
to maintain Turkish demands
The Berlin treaty exacted from the
Porte many new promises OF reform. To
the Armenians was guaranteed security
against the Circassians and kurds. The
Porte assured religious liberty in every
part Of the Ottoman Empire. Religious
belief was not to be held as q bar TO
exclusion or unfitnes TO enter public Of
fees, to the practice Of professions, or
the following Of occupations. All reli-
gions were to be permitted equal free
dom. The treaty provoked keen cr.t:-
cism in England. The discovery that
BeacOnsfeld had secretly agreed with
Russia before the congress, and had alsN
entered into stpulations with Turkey
Numerically contradictory, robbed his
peace with honor" boast OF all sign!-
canoe n England, except as @ cause for
national shame. His jingo policy in
this and other foreign controversies was
soon unpopular, and it was not long be-
fore his government fell. and the Liberal
party was restored with Mr.. Gladstone
as Prime Minister.
The history Of Turkey since the close
of the war with Russia has been but
repetition Of what it was before. The
Christians Of the Danubian countries
are no longer murdered or plundered, it
ls true, but it Is because they are
BEYOND THE REACH
Of The Turk. But IN those districts yet
within the absolute control CT the Porte
the lot Of the Christian Is strictly IN un-
happy one. Murder during the past
fourteen months, has held undisDuted
sway throughout Armenia, from the
shores of the Black Sea 20 a point far
south of Lake Van. Sassoun, Van. Er-
zeroum, Sivas, and many other places
have seen a repetition OF the never-to-
be-fOrgotten atrocities Of Bulgaria and
the Danube provinces, while, as Of old,
1t is the diplomacy and the power Of
England which delays that reckoning
and vengeance which sooner or later
Will fall with a heavy hand upon the
Sublime Porte. In Bulgaria the full
measure Of Turkish inlquity was never
known TO the world II IS fair to sus-
pect that the heif has not been told as
to the later horrors Of Asia Minor But
sooner or later the wrongs OF Armenia
and OF the other Christian inhabitants
of Turkey in Asia Will be righted. and
when they are the Turkish Empire. on
both sides Of the Dardanelles, will pass
into history leaving nothing behind but
a worldwide rejoicing that the end Of
such atrocities has fully come. and an
universal eXecration Of England for her
inevitable responsibility for oceans Of
Christian blood and cons Of Christian
suffering within the domin.ons Of the
Sultan.
future article will narrate some OF tho
internal political affairs of Turkey. during
the past thirty years. the division Of par
ties at this time, with their significance I'm
the present crisis. and the omnipresent
corruption, incapacity and fanaticism Of
the official classes.
w. c. BEANS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-08
ENGLAND Responsible
F(RN()GEA CRIME.
BRITAIN EVER THE SULTAN'S FRIEND,
Always the Last to Believe in His
Guilt,
AND FIRST TO LEND HIM AID.
The English Record Of Intrigue and
War
AND FIRST TO LEND HIM AID.
IN BEHALF OF THE SUBLIME PORTE.

Russia Would Long Since Have
Swept the Turkish Government
Out Of Existence Could She Have
Had Her Way-The Muscovite
Claim of the Right to Protect
Christians in Turkey. and How 1t
Originated-Lord Byron and the
independence of Greece - The
Events Which eliminated in t. :
Crimean War - The Horrors Of
Bulgaria and the War With Rus
STA in 1877-Beaconheld's Sneers
and the "Jingo" POlicy-The Ar
menian Massacres the Old Fa-
miliar Turkish Policy Of Exter-
mination of Christians.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-08
LADIES OF HONOR

The Ladies Of Honor held a Commit
tee meeting at the home OF the Presi-
dent on Wednesday evning, and the
chairman reported the progress of work
on the bazaar and supper TO be held at
Egetors hall next Wednesday. 1t will
be q success in every respect.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-08

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Wheeling fo',eIl Is
rs are plenty ana lAe
Inn in uI
Tim mill VIII De ON I'D
.her the naming two
opera lions. Tn all pro
works viii be ON some
Tho outlook for the
lreh.. and "a long run
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-08
ROYAL ARCANIRI

Wheeling council No. 1878, r. A.. held
q regular meeting Friday night at Nc
I.ain's hall which was largely attended
The members are highly pleased with
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-08


Our Offices have been visited by so many
sufferers from Catarrh and Cold Am fbe
Head and such demand for NIGHT holirl
has been made BY the working Ue0uIe thsr
we have decided 10 keep our offices opcn
from 10 $3.50 in the EVENINGS W. b,..
made Arrangements TO run the elevator nj
night: so take the elevator 10 our offire On
the fourth door in the Peabody guiIliro,
NOTHING But PRAISE.
The many patients visiting our Offices
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This is the lowest and best opportunity
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only 20 give 10 "A trial. We are glad ID sec
you and explain our cure. Rev Henry q
Alexander, Ii. d., for wears professor i'm
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For sale by all druggists.
THE Mayors DRUG co.
Peabody Building.
Open from a. m. TO $3.50 p. 10.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-08

THE BLOCKADE OF PIANOS
In front Of Houses Music Store yester-
day indicate where the music business
centers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-08


s- French plate glass mir
brought 10 this country, and.
to me importer. Jacques
~ -o 81 Becker street. New
largest mIrri0r I'm the world,
.u The dining room of the
of Inc Ho-e. Savoy l9s-
tools uuo DAYS ana O night,
. .r.r ..r. nf wrokmon, 20 get
.r-- ann the hotel and put
The irr0r IS 1873 by 15S
making nearly ia feet
nearly hair 1 inch thiCk.
not only -h largest, but
expensive I'm tne wrold it's
being Fro the naighb0rh00d
would have cost but a
dollars 20 manufacture O sim
five different glasses had
Ua1-. This perfect one was
expense of moving i- was
There are bu- rw0 steam
comm 'on which could store
package away iu their holds.
The Fr.esl1nj and the Ken
came on The Fr.es.and,
ND a- -ho Jersey City docks
Sar line. It took sixteen
the monster mirror out OF
-he ship. and after st had
ON -he dock an unlocked
.r arose. There IS not
on The New Jersey side of
r LARGE enough Cd 2ccommo-
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WILL keep OPEN,

On Wednesday and saturday Nights4o Ac-
commodate the Vast Crowd the Nlavers
Drug Co. win Keep Their OHlcos Open
From to $3.50 in the Evening. and Treat
People Suffering From Catarrh Free.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-08

future article will narrate some OF the
internal political affairs of Turkey. during
the past thirty years. the division OF p9r,
ties at this time, with their Significance I'm
the present crisis. and the omnpresent
corruption, incapacity and fanatcism Of
the official classes.
w. c. BEANS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-12-08

DICTATED BY ENGLAND,
this treaty guaranteed the integrity
and independence of Turkey, forbid for
e,gn interference with It's internal af-
fairs, denied 10 Russia any and all
claims to protectorate over any of the
The evening world., 1895-05-09
TO-OAY'S RACING OFF.
The Opening Of the N. 8. A. Meet
ing at Morris Park Postponed.
will Run Hurdle and Flat Races on
Saturday II Possible.
Gov. llorton's Delay in Signing the
New Bills the Cause.

Hundreds of persons were disappointed
to learn this morning that the steeple-
chase, hurdle and fiat races which were
to be conducted by the National Steeple-
chase Association at Morris Park to-day.
will not take place. A postponement has
been made until Saturday, and in case
Gov. Morton does not by that time sign
the racing bills which are before him.
the races will be again postponed until
Monday next.
Failing by that time to have the sano-
ton Of the law to the meet, the meeting
will be declared Off until such time as
the National Steeplechase Association
can secure dates.
The very attractive steeplechass and
hurdle stakes which had been arranged
by the Association. and which promised
the finest jumping races ever seen In
this part of the country. have all been
returned to owners. Instead. a pro:
gramme Of purse races will be arranged
for the future meeting. whenever 1t may
The National steeplechase Associa--
ton Is deserving of the sympathy OF
turfmen and racegoers. In spite OF the
prejudice existing among races ,Sss
managed t0 interest turfmen to such :! an n
was received, and many well-known fiat
performers were trained over the sticks.
Society became intensely interested In
the meeting also, and had the racing
gone on to-day the paddock and grand
stand lawn would have hardly held the
coach and tally-ho parties that would
have visited the track
It is doubtful If the meeting would
have been a financial success. The As
ISOLATION was at considerable expense
laying out the steeplechase course, and
besides this particular branch Of sport
does not find favor with the regulars.
Gov. Morton, 1t Is reported, has said
that he would sign the bills and appoint
missioners will be prepared to issue
licenses Immediately. and 1t seems very
probable that the meeting will begin
on Saturday.