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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-09
A MEETING OF FORESTERS.

Cleveland, o., September S.-Dele-
gates are beginning to arrive to attend
the meeting of the Supreme Court of the
Independent Order of Ancient Forest
ers of America, which begins on Tues
day. It is said the meeting Will be the
most important ever held and delegates
will be present from all parts of the
country. Among the questions to be
discussed are the proposed change Of
the name, dropping the word AN
cient." It is also proposed to change
Jhe endowment plan and also to alter
the ritual very materially. Sixty-two
supreme officers and delegates are also
here to attend the tenth biennial session
Of the Supreme Lodge Of the order of
Chosen Friends, which begins to-mor-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-09
THE CUBAN WAR.
Twenty Thousand More Troops Be-
ing Gotten Ready in Spain-Span-
iSh Versions of Several Small
SkirmiShes.

Madrid, September S.-A third army
corps of 10000 is to be organized ready
to sail for Cuba In November in case
of necessity. Official advices have
been received from Cuba that the Span
ish defoated-the insurgents az Sebor-
oucal on Friday. The insurgents had
ten killed and the Spanish one. A
Spanish deserter was recaptured and
shot
The Imparcials Havana dispatch
says that the troops under Colonel Oh
iveria defeated strong band of insur-
gents at SitiO Grande after a hand to
hand fight, in which fifteen insur-
gents were killed by machete wounds.
At Gina Guavada the rebels sur
prised thirty soldiers who we're out
foraging. The latter beat off the insur-
gents, losing three of their number,
while the insurgents lost SIX
Havana, September S.-Insurgents
encountered a detachment of Amaro
near Sagua Ia Grande and demanded
their surrender. A refusal was given
them, when they attacked but were
repealed and four of their number
killed and six wounded They then
burned the village, causing a loss of
$4,000.
Lieutenant-C Colonel Vazquez, at the
farm Of MOnteaguado, in the district
Of Remedies, had fight with a band
of insurgents, who retreated, leaving
five killed and twelve wounded. OF
the troops one corporal was killed and
two soldiers wounded. Major Oil
veria attacked their rear guard, and
killed four and wounded six of them.
The squadron of Camajuani went in
n11rsnit and l.illed fnnr more
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-09
Two IRAN MEN KILLED.

Cincinnati O., September S.-A spe-
cial TO- the Commercial Gazette from
Lexington. Ky. says: A head-end col
ls.on occurred on the Cincinnati South
ern railway last night near Blanchet
between two freight trains one Of them
d double header Two engines were de-
m0lished and the third was badly used
mp and four freight ears were smashed.
John Sl0sser. the fireman, and James
Hendricks. o traiuman. were killed. and
engineer Roberts was injured perhaps
fatally.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-09
A sTRIK PROBABLE
During the Present Week in the Pennsyi-
vania Coke Region.

vania Coke Region.
Uniontown, Pa, September S.-The
situation throughout the coke region to-
night IS one of uncertainty, caused by
the probability Of a general strike this
week. At the delegate convention held
last Thursday in Connellsville, a de-
mand was made for an advance in
wages of II per cent, with an order for
a suspension of work in case the opera
tors refused to grant the demand.
Reports from the various plants are
to the effect that secret meetings were
held to-day, but what action the cokers
took cannot be learned except in few
cases. All the meetings heard from, the
men favored an advance and instructed
the delegates to the convention to insist
on the increase. A representative of a
leading company said to-day that the
operators would not grant an advance.
The labor leaders insist that coke has
advanced from 50 cents to S1.35 per ton
and the mems wages should be ad-
vanced proportionately. They further
aver that a strike is inevitable unless
the wages are advanced this week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-09

"We do not give up hope yet. Per-
haps Nalkyrie HIS skipper was Nc
quite so sharp in taking advanJa"
the shifty winds of New y =. aD
as those to the manner boz ,[HsS~
contests are TO conJin co S.ess
must step in and comp, ourslon
steamers to keep off OF the course.
The Daily News says:
"Nalkyrie iii was beaten in a contest
said TO have been a test on all points
of sailing. New conditions of wind
and weather may ea\.y give her a
victory still"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-09
iii iii TIE DYNAMITE.
Fearful Results of Poor MarkSman-
ship.
Five People Killed and Three
Wounded Through an Explosion
Caused by Misdirected Bullet,
Fired bya Boy.

Dubuque, Iowa, September SD
ward Latshaw, q sub-conuactor on the
government work on the Mississippi
river, had SIX hundred pounds Of dyna-
mite stored away in the cellar Of a
house at Spechts Ferry, twelve miles
north OF here. To-day his son, while
pr3cticing with revolver, missed the
target. the bullet entering the cellar
and firing the dynamite The house
was blown to splinters and the follow
ing persons killed:
EDWARD LATSHAW and his wife,
Charity.
RAY LATSHAW, L years.
NAT LATSHAW, s years, all OF
Victory, Wis.
HANS BJORNSTADT, Of Lacrosse,
Wis.
The wounded are:
NAT FABER, Of Wabash, may die.
ED. BENCH, of Lansing, eye knock
ed cut and badly bruised.
MABEL LATSHAW, skull fractured.
The dead are terribly mangled. A
four-year-old baby in the party es-
capped unhurt. Glass in buildings in
the hamlet was all broken and boats on
the opposite of the river considerably
damaged. A special train from Dubuque
took physicians to the scene and
brought the wounded to the hospital
here.
THE SCENE
of the explosion is a little hamlet, con-
tanning only a hotel depot, warehouse
and a few shanties. The force of the
explosion tore hole fifteen feet deep
in the solid rock, wrecked the build
ing above it and damaged nearly every
other building in the place. The
mother, two daughters and younger
son We're found in the wrecked house,
the baby girl lying across her moth
er's dead body crying piteOusly for
her
Latshaw's body was found two hun
dred yards away, his head partly bur
led in the earth. The boy who did
the shooting was thrown over the tops
of high trees. falling 10 the earth in
a shapelCss. unrecOgniZable mass
Hans BjOrnstadt's body was found a
hundred feet from the building, every
bone broken and his body bruised and
blackened The mothers head was
CRUSHED TO a JELLY,
while her body bore no marks Of the
terrific explosion. In SpechUs hotel
every window was shattered and the
building otherwise damaged. The
side OF the warehouse caved in and
a smaller building near it was un-
rooted. Barses mOored on the opposite
side of the river were so much dam
aged by the concussion that it is feared
they may sink. The hamlet has every
appearance of being swept by cyclone
there being scarcely a sound building
left. The noise of the explosion was
heard at Plattevile, Wis. ten miles
away, and parties six miles up the
river thought a steamboat had burst
it's boilers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-09

-ondon. September S-The Morning
Too much should not he said of
rday's race since 8. MAS Valkvrie.s
after her voyage. while it must
.. la forgotten that rhe course was
familiar 90 Defenders skinner
only drawback might have bear
.tel I'm the pressure Of the pleasure
That the best boat may win is
~ wish Of an true sporsmen."
a Standard says
40, only I'm the lOng beat 10 wind
olt on the run back also De-
r showed herself TO De distnctlv
nor to Nalkyrie Ill., The race
not AFFORD @ ground for hone that
o.es viii De turned. Possibly. as
one was mistaken as TO the rel
performance of the yachts in
wind, they may also wrongly es-
their powers i'm a strong one"
--e Chronicle says:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-09
MN STANFORD SUIT.

San Francisco, September S.-Judge
T. N 1I,Kissick, special counsel for the
I-7.-e5 States in its S15.000,00O suit
9asinst Mrs. Jane L. Stanford, has com
,,Ia+ad his argument and brief for the
i-nite3 States Circuit Court of Appeals.
IF -bo government wins the suit IL VII
hon i'm no manner interfere with the be-
ouast of Governor Stanford TO the Uni
y.ersirv for Mrs. Stanford VIII still have
an estate of from $4,000 to $6,OOO,-
600.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-09
REPORTs EXAGGERATED.

Tacoma, Wosh., September S.-The
steamship Tacoma arrived from the
Orient bringing 8 500 tons of cargo, in
Guiding three thousand tons of tea and
one thousand bales of silk. Her Off
GERS say the cholera scares from Japan
are greatly exaggerated. and that the
scare there has not assumed the pro-
portions indicated by some Of the re,
ports.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-09
IEAIOUSY THE CAIrSE-

Grand Rapids, Mich, September s.
At Ottawa Beach this afternoon Jacob
Van Ry, owner and captain of the lit
tie schooner Three Sisters, that runs
on Black Lake, SHOT his wife three
times, then turned the pistol upon him
self, sending a bullet into his brain.
The man died instantly, but the woman
may recover.
Jealousy on the part of the husband
is the supposed cause of the tragedy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-09
THE EMPRESS ROBBERY.


a Belief That the Amount stolen is Larger
Than Reported.
Terre Hau-e. Ind, September S.-As-
sisJaut Superintendent O.. d. Curtis, Of
the Adams Epress Company, arrived
here at an early hour this morning from
Columbus. Ohio He is making a thor
0ugh investigation of the robbery of the
company's safe by It's local cashier, j.
Don Farden. The city agent of the
Vandaha railroad, j. Robert Barnett is
known TO be implicated i'm the crime,
out il has not YET been disclosed. if, in
addition TO his participation i'm the eX-
press company robbers. he has taken
bunch OF California tickets. Barnett
was checked up on the first instant. and
therefore could not have stolen more
than 5000 or $500 in cash from the Van
daGa road. To-day's disclosures deyel-
0p the fact that the robbery had been
planned for The last three months. and
it is ascerrained tonight that both Far
den and Barnett had packages Of mon
ey iu -hcir possession before leaving
town Friday night.
The belief Is widespread that Farden,
who for many years past has been a
trusted empIoye of both the govern
ment and the express company, would
not have run away with so small sum
as $4,000 or $4,000, the amount con-
caded by the express company officials
as having been stolen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-09

Newark. Ohio, September S.-Frank
Chambers. who is wanted at GAINESVILLE.
for outraging a little girl two and a half
YEAR. AGO. was arrested here tonight
Chambers escaped the officers three
times since April. 1898 one time jump
Ing from a flying passenger train TO
avoid capture.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-09

81. Paul. Mimi. September S.-J H
Hermann. manager Of the Lakeside
Athlo-ic Club has matched Dick Moore
and Danny Neeibam for q twenty round
contest October 1o for purse Of $1,000
The men also put mp $500 each and the
winner viii take all Of the purse and
stake.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-09
THEIR IDEA OF IT.

Paris, September S.-The Echo De
Paris, in speaking Of the Waller case,
says that ex-Consul Waller was convict
ed in the regular form and the clamor-
ing of his friends will only retard his
pardon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-09
THE BOYS ALL RIGHT.

New York, September S.-The school
ship Mary S. arrived in this port to-
dav from her annual cruise in the West
Indies. All of her 200 apprentices were
reported TO be in excellent health.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-09
A STRONG DENIAL.

Madrid, September 8.-Senor Canovas
del Castillo, minister Of foreign affairs,
utters a denial Of the representations
made by the United States with refer
ence TO the Allianca incident
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-09
WEATHER INDICATIONS.

Washington, D. c., September S.-For
West Virginia and Ohio: Fair Monday,
warmer; winds shifting to southerly.
For Western Pennsylvania: Fair;
warmer; winds shifting TO southerlE
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-09
RAVAGES OLE CHOLERA

st. Petersburg, September 9.-A
Vladivo stock dispatch to the Novo
Vreyma says that cholera is raging in
China and that 2,e00 deaths occur daily
in Pekin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-09
AWARDED THE PENNANT

Nashville. Tenn, September 8.-TO-
dav ar Chattanooga, at a meeting of the
REPRESENTATIVES of the Southern League
Clubs. Nashville was awarded the pen
nant. Atlanta being second.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-09
left FOR GERMANY.

Vienna. September S.-The Emperor.
Francis Joseph. has started for Stettin
TO attend the German army man
oeuyres.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-09
AFTER THE INDIANS

Portland, Ore, September S.-The
correspondent of the Associated Press
at Burns, Ore, telegraphs as follows:
Armed men are leaving this town and
vicinity daily for the Stems mountain
country, evidently for hunting pur-
poses, but the more knowing ones
here think they are going for a different
purpose, and unless the agents of the
reservation Indians recall them at
once, they will probably not have so
many Indians to care for the coming
winter. All the cartridges and ammu>
milton have been bought up quietly and
the TIN is out of these articles to-day.
One hardware firm has some $1,000
rounds of cartridges at Huntington,
Ore. and the same firm has ordered
more by express and a team has been
hurriedly sent to the railroad after
those goods. Developments may be ex-
pected soon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-09
TIE MINE DISASTER.
Thirty Men Still EntOmbed Below the
Surface.

All the Men Under Ground at the
Time the Fire Broke Out Gould
Have Escaped Had Proper Pre-
cautions Been Taken-The Worst
Feared.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-09


arrived at about t1e same --'-1'
the Valkyre iu TOW oI the
and -,. defender having q
,...-
a Ioa her ,e-orI' ll'-,.e
81. John Hys.0p. the oilc.aI
r o- e New York Yacht o.l' WIS
...r e,- -reD and got -o work With
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l-- as promptly Us '.
racers lay n pretty u... po-
.i-sor 4- on las. Fr.u.r when they
we're first measured SD .tr.e beng jusJ
outside the westerly Dr.. aocS and pe-
fender t0 -la eastward o- l-r. ".-l-n
touch.
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v--rf. had come -. make
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while tn the basin. she got back
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--' ~.-.i' t-e property OF
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.,.Ne .o"Ael .ne sott TO
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f-- .rf pora ov-ev ..tbot goo+ cs,,-e
o~a without erv s7,.o~ces f,.or, rre
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-rr r-o-en+ o,r vo,,nrs+ers
pr-,>- -r0 nr,,r- I'm
vrara I'M ven and sa+inr as 1ucb as
ever"
Yesterday Rurke saw Lord Dr0raven
on rbe CIV of 8rifseport. Vqfkvrf.-s
ta7dqr and had ouite conversation
with his Tor7shfo The GOAT question
v-rs rofa~rad +o iasfinglv bv Vqlkyr.a's
Commanded and seriously nv Df,l-
r.rrs Ar any, ra-s bafore -ts C,i-,. M
-..'-...-- ,-s. - -..s t.,.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-09
nj YACHTS RLNEASIRED,
APR l.1g Which Occasion8d Much
Comment.

v~s Appeared to be Of Lighter
fn the Opinion of Some
r-- saw Her Yesterday-The
sh Boat Hasa Mascot In the
.ae ofa Black Goat
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-09

THAT TIRED FEELING should be
overcome at once or it may end most
seriously. Take Hoods Sarsaparilla
now and prevent sickness and suffering
later in the season
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-09

HOODS PILLS cure jaundlce, bill
iousness. sick headache. constipation
and all liver ills.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-03-09
alabama

We wish to draw particular attention
To the announcement that Alabama, y
Augustus Thomas famous play will lie
presented at Hagen's opera house, next
Wednesday night, March IS, and to i'm
press upon our readers that this is
id~entically the same company that has
been e In all the large cities during
the present season, and that appeared
before crowded audiences all last weel;
in Kansas City. The appearance of
This superb company is AN important
event in the theatrical history Of our
town, and the thanks of our theatre
goers are due To Manager Quinn, for
having secured SO excellent an organi-
cation, which is said to he n OF the
most perfect, most expensive aud most
successful IN the country today. Ala
bama" is . comedy of the lest kind. and
is a story Of the south-a story of peace
and love, fifteen years after the war.
The scenes of Alabama are laid amid
the palmetto groves Of the state for
which II is called. When the curtain
goes up in the third act "a moonlight
garden Is seen, aud sweet music Of
darkey voices is heard IN the distance.
II is u perfect Southern scene. Frank
G. Bangs, the famous actor, who was n
joint star with Booth and Barrett for
many Seasons. and who created the
characters of the "Silvcr King" and
Jim, the Penman,' will be seen AS
Col. Preston. The brilliant young actor,
Clement Bainbridge, for II long while
leading man for both Augustin DAILY
and A. NJ. Palmer, is the Capt. Daven-
port. Pretty Ethel Irving, who has
played Carey Preston for the past three
years, will be seen, and all the other
well-known actors who have become
ideAtified with the success of the play.
will appear here. Next Wednesday
promises to he a gala night ut the opera
house, for there are already many
demands for seats.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-03-09
COUNTY COURT.

County court convened, Monday, with
all the officers OF the court present.
MIR. Schrimmsher granted abatement
on personal property for 1894.
LACROSSE Lumber Company, abate.
ment personal property granted.
J. +. Gladish, assessment corrected.
j. IL. Santmeyer, school mortgage
satisfied.
+. Lee Wallace's appointment as
deputy recorder approved.
Collectors appointment of H. G.
Wallace, Jr., as his attorney, approved.
i. ). Gentry, personal property fol-
lSS7-S9-90 abated.
NJ. Roach. personal property for 1893
abated on account OF cyclone.
Eighty acres, (EtN N. W. 25-49-2s, } land
of j. q. Kelly, released from school
mortgage.
Mrs. Mary Turman's lots II and II,
block 8. Asbury,s addition to Higgins.
vile, allowed to be paid without interest.
James johnson (coD allowed to pay
W. Widening, guardian, allowed to
pay taxes on realty without interest.
James Hughes. lots 6-l3-l4, block 9,
AndersOn's addition to Lexington, re-
duced in valuation from $500 to $50.
NJ. Hastings, lot 5. block 3, Bucking-
hams addition to Lexington, reduced
from $50 to $50.
Jos. Thomas allowed to pay taxes on
realty without interest.
Taxes Of Ben Nichols and Harry
Nichols abated in CLAY township. Paid
iu Lexington township.
&. NJ. BickfOrd. personal property
abated in Middleton township because
paid in Lexington township.
A. V. Slusher granted abatement on
realty. Double assessment.
A. V. Slusher assessed with eighty
acres, at ST $50. by consent.
John Galbraith allowed TO pay taxes
on realty without interest.
G.. C.. Rider granted abatement on
personal property for lS9l-92-9S. Paid
and receipts burned.
John IL. Peacock, abatement on
realty.
Louis Bruins appointed road overseer
district No. IL.
Herman temple appointed road over
seer district No. AZ.
Fred. Drabel appointed road overseer
Of new district No. 60.
Mrs. A. NJ. Graves granted abatement
on personal property.
Thomas Mahan granted abatement of
interest OF realty.
Abatement granted J. d. Kenyon on
real estate in Bates City. Double
assessment.
Abatement granted Mrs. Laura
Young. Double assessment.
Pauline Semlar, realty assessment
reduced from $500 TO $50.
Higgins and Asbury's assessment
changed from lot 6 to read lot =.
August ii. Tieman's forty acres
reduced from 81 500 TO $500.
Chris. Meyers assessed on forty acres
at $3.50.
On Thursday the judges visited the
Door house.
The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-03-09
SOME QUESTIONS.

Have you contributed to the bridgeP
Ii not, why notP
These questions we ask of those men
who have given nothing and whose
duty It IL to raise the remainder of the
amount asked for. II you are a citizen
81 Lexington, You are going to reap
some Of the benefits of the bridge. The
advantages to be derived from such an
enterprise will be distributed, like
taxes, upon every citizen in proportion
to the amount Of his possessions here.
II Il is good thing, all will get the
benefit Of it. That 1t is q good thing,
no citizen has yet been heard to deny.
None Of US can afford to see the move
msnt fail. Our city al not afford to
reject the golden opportunities that
now present themselves. The rich man.
10 his manson; the poor man, in his
hut, are alike, interested.
The subscription committee has been
remarkably successful and it is proud
Of that suecess They, however, have
struck an uphill grade and their pro-
eress is somewhat retarded. They are
pullisg uphill, now. and 1t is the duty
OF every man to push. The tug of war
has como Of last, but Lexington's team
has tho long end Of the rope, and
though the pull will be u hard one,
their aaversariss will have to cross the
limo ut last.
Are you pulling against tho commit
teee Have you done your duty in tins
mstterp Can you say with a slear con-
science, 81 have rendered unto Caesar,
that which Is CGsar'sp" You, who own
property here and have not given, can
yeu, with . clear conscience, dead
head that property through this era, to
the profits that are to result from the
generosity Of your nsighbors and
friends, and couscientiously accept
these without giving something in re-
turnp Are you in this hour going to
forfeit your claim to local patriotism
Or, are you net like a man, with the
will of q man and the conscience of a
man, going TO do as much for Your
usighbsr a. be 10 willing and anxious
to do for your
While; We have heard that there are
citizens here who W. property and
refuse to contribute, we refuse to
believe that there Is q citizen in Lex
ington, who realizing the opportunities
Of the hour and his duty to his COM
mun,ty, will refuse to bear his part OF
the burdens that should fall to the
common lot of all.