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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-20

After a great deal Of delay, much of
which appears to have been without
any very reasonable excuse, the Coun-
ell Committee on Health has at last de-
termined TO go ahead with the erection
OF new city hospital for eruptive dis
eases. At least it will so as far as re-
ceiving bids for the building.
An informal meeting OF the sub
committee was held at the City Hall
last night, at which advertisements
calling for bids for the completion Of
the building, in accordance with the
plan approved by the committee, were
ordered inserted, and a meeting of the
full committee will be held Thursday
evening OF this week. at which time the
bids Will be opened, and if they are
satisfactory, the contract Will be
awarded.
The building proposed TO be erected
Will be thirty by thirty feet in out
side dimensions, two stories nigh, Of
frame, and Will contain four rooms up
on each floor. The building will be To-
Gated at the south end of the City Gem
etery, near the site of the present al
legged hospital building, and it is the
intention of the Committee to close ac-
cess to the building through the ceme-
terry, and have the work house gang
improve the hillside road 50 that the
hospital can be easily reached both by
pedestrians and vehicles by way of
Manchester and Seventeenth street.
Those contemplating bidding upon
the work can inspect the plans and
specifications on and after to-day at
No. Y fourteenth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-20
d a o. Excurslon to Ro.ton.

Account of Knights Templar Con-
claye, August 18th to 18th Inclusive, the
3. & o. will sell excursion tickets to
Boston at one fare for the round trip.
Final limit Of ticket, October 3D. For
detailed information apply to B. & O.
ticket agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-20
BURGLARY AT ELM GROVE

Sunday morning burglars entered the
store of Chamber Bros, at Elm Grove
and carried off goods valued at about
one hundred dollars, and in addition a
few cents in cash found i'm the drawer
The store was opened by forcing the rear
door.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-20
AHCTIOM tonight at En-
ROO i lOIN sheimer's.

Last Atlantic City Excursion Via 3. s. o.
Thursday. August 22d. 1895.
Round trip $1,000, tickets good u
days. with stOp-over privilege at Wash
ington City returning. Through Pull
man sleeper from Wheeling on the 5:45
p. m. train.
For further Information call on or
address B. & o. agents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-20
A CITY HOSPITAL
At Last Resolved Upon by the Com
mittee on Health.

Bids Asked for, and Must be in by
Thursday Evening of This Week.
The Building to be Thirty-FOur
by Thirty Feet, and Two Stories
High-TO be Located at the South
End Of the Cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-20

is to buy the finest Dairy Butter, three
pounds 30 cents, at Fitzgibbon's Butter
Stand. 11O5 Market street in Rehm's
Meat Market.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-20
The River.


The heavy rain at Pittsburg Sunday
night appears to have been confined to
that locality, and the swell is not eX-
pected to assume large proportions
The marks on the landing last night
showed but two feet eight inches in the
channel and falling.
The Lexington will depart this morn
ing for New Matamoras and intermedi-
ate points.
The Favorite had a good trip out this
morning.
The boat houses are being cleared out
at Pittsburg and at Sistersville.
Pittsburg, August 19.-River , feet 3
inches and falling. Weather clear and
pleasant.
Greensboro, Pa, August 19.-Riyer
6 feet 5 inches and falling. Weather
fair and cooler.
Warren, Pa. August 19.-River 40
of a foot and stationary. Weather
clear and warm.
Oil City. Pa. August 19-River 9
inches and falling Weather clear and
pleasant.
Morgantown. W. Va. August 10
River 6 feet and stationary. Weather
clear and warm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-20

HANGED HERSELF AND CHILD.
Moberly. Mo. August 19.-Mrs. Rog-
ers hanged herself and four-year-old
boy last night. through modification
over her husband deserving her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-20
SUDDEN DEATH.

Martin Kraft. of No So Ohio street,
a very well known and esteemed cigar
maker was found dead in bed AT Lisbon.
o. a small place near East Liverpool,
yesterday morning. He was visiting the
family of George After, of Lisbon, and
se,ired TO bed Sunday night in his usual
heath. An inquest was held and a veF-
diet from natural causes was returned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-20
JUSTICE GILLEsPYs COURT

Louis Taylor. COlored, was arraigned
on a charge of profane swearing, last
evening, and was fined one dollar and
costs.
John Robrecht charged with profane
swearing, had his case continued until
10 q. m. to-day.
Mike Hromada was arraigned on
three charges OF assault and battery
preferred by Andy Fasekas. He was
fined five dollars and costs on each
charge.
John Cline was arrested on two
charges of assault, preferred by his
wife. Ida Cline The cases were set
for 1870 o'clock this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-20
DRIVEN FROM THEIR HOrSES.

UTNIN I-lN IVV-7I T II1@'IV
Tih.s. August 19-Special advices
from Mosh say that the Turkish Off
Gals have driven the Christians out of
their houses in all the country be-
tween Sassoun and Mosh, and have
given the houses to the members to thu
members of the Kurdish tribe. The
victims are starving.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-20
tbs SIXTEENTH STREET CEMETERY.

The Work of Improving the Eye-Sore VIII
be Commenced at Once.
The Council Committee on Gene
teries met last night and opened the
bids for the work of improving the old
Sixteenth street cemetery, and award
ed the contract to Joseph Lavey at his
bid of $40 The work is to commence
on Monday next, and those interested
should peruse the advertisement of the
Committee published elsewhere in this
issue of the Register.
Bills aggregating $3.50 were recon-
mended for payment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-20
RIOT IN A CHURCH.

St Joseph, Mo, August i'm a riot
at ST. Peter and Paul's Catholic
Church, last evening, Charles Weircy-
crock was fatally injured and Tony
Fordyce and Simon Wagon seriously
hurt.
There is a faction opposed to the
priest, who attempted to break up the
services. Several arrests were made.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-20

Columbus, O.. August 19.-About g.
600 people attended the twenty-ffth
anniversary of the battles around Metz,
celebrated by the Kriegerbunde.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-20

CELEBRATING GERMAN VIC
TORIES.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-20
A Woman
Jumps
FULL QUARTS ONE DOLLAR.

We also carry I'm stock full quarts Of
Gibsons. Finch. Oyerholt and Thompson
Pure Rye Whistles at Sl.OO per quart, or six
quarts for $500.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-08-20

Deputy Sheriff J. NJ. McCuloch has
made the following leases in Triadelphia
district, this county:
Andrew J. Halsted and wife, II acres;
Mr.. liner, A acres; Katharine Fisher,
12S acres; Joseph Wagner 104 acres;
Ernest Stephen and wife, 112 acres;
George Holman, 1873 acres; Randolph
Fisher, PSI acres.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-30
inner 10 ADVERTISEMENTS.
NmusemeHts.

-noco>~>oo~>~~~~~~c~~~~ ~N~">s~H>sNS~SS
NATlONAI. ACADEMY-2 to 6:3o-S:30 10 IL p H.
Loan Exhibition OF Portraits
ARREYs TIiEATRE-S-Macbeth
ACADEMY OF MySIC-2-S-The Sporting puchess'
AMERICAN THEATRE-s-The Great Diamond noooe'S'
BIJOIJ THEATRE-2-S:l6-The Widow Jones
BROADWAY THEATRE-si6-His Excellency
cHICKFRiNG HALI<-4-Lecture.
COLUMBUS THEATRE-2-s:15-For Fair virginia
pAlYs THEATRE-2:l5- -s:i6-Hansel and Gre'ei'
EDEN MUSEE-Concert.
EMPIRE THEATRE-2-s:i5-Christo Jr.
FIFTH AVENUE THEATRE-s:i5-Ambition
GARDEN NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. on the Hearth anu
Lend Me Five Shllings
oARRICK THEATRE-2-S20-Leona
GRANn OPERA HOUSE-2-s-Charley Aunt
HARLEM OPERA HOUSES -S:10-Fleur-de- ellis
HERALD SQUARE THEATRE-s:l5-The Heart OF Mary
land.
HoYTs THEATRES 30-The Gay Parisians
IRVING PLACE THEATRE-si5-The WIZARDS Rav'ne
ROSTER & BIAL'S-s-Vavdeville.
I,YCETM THEATRE-S-The Prisoner OF Zenda'
MADISON SQUARE GARDEN-1o a. m, TO 1870 p m.-
Annual Exhibition Food Products and Appliances
pAIMER.s THEATRE-2-S-The shop Girl
PASTORS Observation-Disclosures.
ppocToRs PLEASURE PALAcE-12 to 12-vaudevie
STANDARD THEATRE-seo-The Capitol.
STAR THEATRE-Ss Sso-Ycar One.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-30
THE VOTING MACHINE.

One OF the most interesting developments OF
the coming election will be the operation OF me
voting machines, which are to be USED more
extensively than ever before. in accordance with
the provisions OF the statute authorizing their
employment. Every political contest, however
instructive in it's progress and satisfactory 10
the majority in its result, involves numerous
xeyations which it would be a positive adyan-
tage TO avoid. Much trouble and considerable
expense were incurred this year, for example,
in securing an intelligent and reputable force
Of election officials, and unceasing vigilance VIII
he necessary to prevent fraud at the polls. At
this late stage moreover, there is great uncer-
tainty about the contents Of the ballot, and the
printers have hard task to accomplish. Most
Of these and similar burdens and perpeXities
are avoidable through the Use Of the voting ml-
chine. which has given entire satisfaction wher-
ever It has been employed and which Is coming
into more common use every year. 1t Is be-
llcved to be capable Of adjustment TO all pos
sbe requirements. and practically incapable OF
breaking down or in any way failing to do its
work.
We do not think that the time has yet come
for universal or even general adoption OF this
device. But we are glad to see 1t tested with
increasing thoroughness, and we hope that a
faithful report Of its operation Will be made
wherever 1t is employed this year.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-30

become President Of the Council. But that
gentleman could not find set Of colleagues 10
suit him. and would not venture to take once
with such colleagues as he could get. so he de-
clIncd. and NJ. Rbot undertook the task III now
NJ Rourpeos shall take office, II will be In order
that the prosecution Of the Deputies and others
involved in the scandals may be pressed more
vigorously, since 1t was he who brought the
Panama swindlers to book. Apart from 'lla''
we may expect little change in the poi'o,
Of the Government NJ. Bourgeois Is recKoneu
q tr,ae NOR radical than NJ. Ribot, but there IL
probably little difference between them IheS
have long been close friends and poli'icai aS'o-
ciates. They were colleagues In the DE FREY
cinet Ministry of 1890, in the Loubet MINISTRY
Of 1902. and in NJ Ribot's own MINISTRIES vi
1900 and 1893. 1t was as Minister OF justice
In n Cabinet Of which NJ. Ribot was 'he he'u
that NJ. Bourgeois prosecuted the Panama ring.
This crisis will. therefore, doubtless pass ana
leave scarcely a ripple upon the steady anu oi
tbe whole. placid current Of French politics
New-York tribune., 1895-10-30
THE NEIV-JERSEY CONTEST.

This week ex-senator Griggs closes cam
paign in which he has rendered inestnaple
service to the cause Of honest government, ana
has gained rare laurels for himself. Dehghuhs
friends and winning over many opponents lie
has steadily appealed to the uprightness anu
the common-sense Of voters, showing that lhe
practical results which they sought by the re-
markable uprising last year cannot be completed
and made lasting except by the election or an
Executive who Is under no obligation to the ola
gang of plunderers Allan i. McDermott con-
snicuously fighting the battle for McGil ana
going to Mr. Griggss own city to close the
struggle bv rehearsing fables about him, makes
# only too clear what the old gang and It's in
strumcnts want They are not fooling away
their time in making a desperate struggle Tor
McGill. Their exertions and sacrifices plainly
indicate their certainty that he VIII suit uleih' IL
they can only elect him.
Character counts tremendously for man VINO
has never been known to cOnsort with evil-doers
or plunderers Of the people in any or MS pohucai
efforts Thus it Is natural that men DISMISS
with Indifference the assertion that MI Urges
has been beneficiary Of the racetrack rihs'
No doubt he has at times been engaged as q
LAWYER to perform an attorneys service IN de-
Tending legal interests by clients whose morai
character he did not at all approve, but 1t Is not
even alleged by anybody that merely as an at
torney Mr. Griggs has tried so to dlstort the
law as to wrong public interests, While his whoie
course as public officer, member OF the Legs
lature and citizen has been one Of constant hos
tility to the vices and the crimes which nave
cnrsed New,Jersey The bearing OF the man
wherever he has been has convinced multtudes
of his integrity and fearlessness, and probably
nor one sensible man in the State imagnes
that Mr. Griggs would be willing instrument
or could be used as dupe by any of the plum
dering rings. 1t would lie I0ost fortunate for
his Democratic opponent Il there were the same
certainty as to him.
In all their boasts the Democrats OF New
Jersey seem TO be counting upon an oldume
vote and majority in the strongholds OF fraud,
ny which they were able to hold the State In
nreyious contests They do not seem to know
what il means that the registration has been
reduced about 10000 in the Democratic wards
of a few cities If they imagine that expert
epced managers like Murphy and Hobart are
mistaken. and the exposures OF crime and con-
yictons Of Democratic election swndlers nave
meant nothing, they may have some dsappont-
ment in store for them But the great response
bility which now rests upon every upright citi-
zen Of New-Jersey Is to see that full vote Is
brought out That IS the work IN which the
ablest managers always absolutely need the aid
Of every honest voter with his friends and
neghbOrs.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-30
A OTEER DISTINCTION.

Corporations whose interests are supposed 10 be
antagonlstc not nfrequently carry controversy
10 extremites, presumably under legal advice.
and I'm SO doing commit acts which have every
appearance of lawlessness The United States
Pipe Line Company. for example, has been
busil- laying its conduits to tide-water through
the State Of New.Iersey, and in the course or
tbc Operation has Just succeeded by stratagem
In uuttng them under the tracks Of the Dcla-
ware. I.ackawanna and Western Railroad. This
was not at all TO the liking Of the latter COM
pany. nor in accordance with its expectations,
and So when the trick had been secretly and
adroitly accomplished, II sent large force OF
men TO rip up the pipes already laid. But the
opposing force was too strong 10 be summarly
elected from the spot, and was, moreover, In
possession Of some Unforeseen advantages OF
position which would have made general con
iiict rather more hazardous 70 the railroad than
to fits adversary; and therefore both sides rested
on their arms with only an occasional scrm-
mage Of brief duration between individuals.
But though the fighting was merely desultory
On Monday and nobody was killed, there were
confident predictions Of bloody work on Tuesday.
The two corporations continued To be represent
ell by their respective combatants, the popuace
attended in considerable numbers 10 witness the
anticipated slaughter. and the only default ap-
thoriiies
We do not know that there was anything
really novel about this affair. Such proceedings
New-York tribune., 1895-10-30
PERSONAL.

d. l.. Moody W Il soon begin noteworthy series
of revival services at Atlanta. Ga. in tabernacle
seating 1000 people. which has Just been built for
him.
The "Nouvelle Revue" tells an interesting story
about NJ Camille F,ammaron. the astronomer. Fif-
teen yeas ago. when he was turning over the posi-
bility OF putting up telescope top of his house,
he received letter signed r. Meret, of Bordeaux or
ferng him house and land near Paris for an ooser-
vatory. Thinking It a joke, NJ. Flammarlon paid no
attention to Il. A second and third letter followed
The last follows: II am more than seventy
/ am beginning to lose my eyesght. But others
live In the Hight and know how TO diffuse H. re-
peat TO you that possess at Juvisy. not far from
Paris, a small estate where l formerly dabbled in
astronomy. do not wish to part with the and
wish to present It to you Its secular shades Will
rrove to you oasis Of repose. Only answer ME
by one word, Yes You will then go and see It,
and II you do not like II you will sell IT, NJ Flam-
marion wondered II some mysterious mental COM
munication had not passed between himself and ms
have once bewidered him was most opportune. the
sale OF his Popular Astronomy" having been so
journey TO Bordeaux. found and thanked his un.
known friend. and turned band OF masons and
having ben thus named because the Kings OF
France stopped there to change horses when max
Fontainebeau small obelisk still stands in the
village with the triple dedication to "God-The King
poleon. after a seepless night. started in 1874 for
Font tainebeau 10 make his abdcation. The observa-
tory Is set on a hill with wide view sweeping the
horizon and here NJ Fiammarion has been enabled
10 collect a set OF beautiful astronomical and also
Photographic instruments. and can enjoy himself TO
his hearts content
Governor Coffin. Of Connecticut. will deliver the
opening address at the National Christian Workers
Convention, TO be held In NewHsven on Novem-
Der I.
William Atkinson. OF Harrisburg Ky. who Is
eighty years OF age. is an enthusiastic wheel
man. and may enter the old mems race next spring
to compete for the 500 diamond
"Od Pomp,' the colored porter of the University
of Pennsylvania has held that position since 1854
LAS a consequence" says THE Philadelphia Rec
ord" the faithful good-natured darky enjoys
privileges extended to no other person connected
with the university. Even Provost Harrison bows
with no small Difference to 'Pomp.' and the pro-
fessors and students alike obey his mandates and
respect his wishes. 'Pomp' carries his Importance
with well-assumed dignity. and Is the special pride
OF hundreds Of the students and alumni OF the big
horn voice. which has coached the various athletic
teams to many victories.
The will OF the late Mrs Heloise c. Smith of
West Chester. Penn. bequeaths her country seat
worth 100000 to the Protestant EPISCOPAL CITY
Mission OF West Chester. An endowment accom-
panes the real estate.
The coronation robe Of the Empress OF Russia
has been ordered from Paris at cost Of $4,000 l,
hto be ornamentsd with pearls and gold
New-York tribune., 1895-10-30
xrw-vo.x DAILY TRIBUNE WEDNESDAY, OCTOBER So loos

,rs mite familiar and present the same genera
,o,tures. Perhaps the most singular tact In con-
rection with them Is that they attract scarco''
any attention outside the immediate neishpor
hood which furnishes spectators AS we sa'u
=, tho outset. the presumption Is that tactics OF
this sort are not adopted by corporation omcia's
for ,he purpose, on the one side, or DOING sonne
sneclGc thing and on the other, OF preVeh'ins
its being done. except with the approvai Oh
Iawyers II such sanction were not taken ioi
Granted. persons who are not lawyers woulu DO
ukclv TO conclude that the peace had Deen
hroken and t. wonder why the public authori-
ties had not interfered. as they certainly "ou'u
have done in the case Of an ordinary '"iear'
rcprehensble riot. To citizens who nave no'
had the advantage Of n legal training the niiier'
once is not readily apparent. III lett 10 'heir
own ungrlided and feeble judgment, they wouiu
probably think, and might even go so 1ar as 10
assert with more or less warmth OF feeling ana
expression, that the officers of corporations WHO
instigate n breach Of the peace and the suporui-
mates who fight under their orders ought 10 De
treated lust as others would be II they engaged
in similar proceeding. And even win que
regard TO the legal advisers aforesaid we can
not see why It should be deemed clever ana
commendable for corporations to accomplish
their purposes by violence, so long as individuaI
citizens are compelled to settle their contro-
yersies in the courts.
New-York tribune., 1895-10-30

One OF the close Senate districts Is the new
one composed OF Greene and Ulster counties
Under the old apportionment Schoharie County
was grouped with these two. The change ,s
favorable to the Republicans because schohar'e
Invariably gives Democratic majority In
1892 Cleveland carried Ulster and Greene py
215 plurality. but last year Mortons plurality
there was 1888 The Republicans therefore
have a good deal more than fighting chance
of carrying the district under normal conditiohs'
and the chance is particularly good this year
because Senator Jacob Rice has been renom-
mated by the Democrats. Rice Is dear to DAVID
B. Hill because he Is a man after Hills hear'
But his record at Albany is all against him. me
Republican candidate for Senator, Charles Da-
Wis, is a prominent and popular lawyer OF ols'er
County, and our special dispatch from hinss'oh
indicates that he is going to be elected
New-York tribune., 1895-10-30
Nenpurk Dailn Gribm,re
FOUNDED BY HORACE GREELEY.
WEDNESDAY,, OCTOBER 80, 1895.
FOURTEEN PAGES.
THE NEWS THIS MORNING.

FOREIGN.-The Russian Foreign Minister is
said to have informed the Embassy In London
that the report of a Chino-Russian secret treaty
in unfounded. --- Advices from Aleppo are to
the effect that fgnting between Turks and Arme-
mans has been going on for three days in Marash
- Advices from Vladvostock are to the ef-
feet that British naval squadron has concen-
t-ated at Foo-Chow - Dr. Lnger, leader or
the Anti-Semites and First Vice-Burgomaster or
Vienna was again elected Burgomaster.
DOMESTIC.-The trial of H. II. Holmes for
murder proceeded In Philadelphia; the accused
man recalled his counsel == The wife OF ex-
Consul Waller received letter from her hus-
band. telling of his pitiabe condition in French
prison --- A furd was started In Richmond TO
replace the burned buildings of the University OF
Virginia - George II. Smith and Charles w.
Davis were executed by electricity at Clinton
Prison == The Court of Appeals reversed the
decision of the lower courts in certain actions
brought by the owners Of property in Third-ave.
against the elevated railroad.
CITY AND SUBURBAN.-News was received
that a large fbusterng expedition from Can
ada had been landed In Cuba. - meeting
for the discussion of local option and Sunday
saloons was held in Chickering Hall. Seth Low
being one Of the speakers. -- mass meet
ing in the interests Of canal improvement was
held Mt Cooper Union. - The jury for the
trial Of David F. Hannigan for the murder OF
Solomon H. Mann was completed and the tax
ing of testimony begun. - winners at Nor
ris Park: Bon Ami. Belmar. Weinberg. Hugh
Penny Wishard and Hawarden. - The
stock market declined.
THE WEATHER.-Forecas for to-day: Fair.
stationary temperature Temperature yesterday:
Lowest 80 degrees; highest. 81 degrees; average.
Al degrees
New-York tribune., 1895-10-30

states that will command instant and apprsci'
alive sympathy throughout this Nation. But q
continuance in her present illogical and unjusfin
able course will cause dlstrust and animosity to
continue. and will perpetuate the friendlcssness
and isolation of England, so far, at least as
the greatest Englishspeaking nation In the
world IL concerned
New-York tribune., 1895-10-30

cause he hoped for thorough Tammany reor
ganization. He has now abandoned tha' nope
and can no longer submit TO the brufhi oosslsh
which prevails in East Fourteenth street MT
Bell intimates clearly enough that Iammahy Is
as much the creature Of Croker as ever py what
he says about the nominations being e'e'""V
by one man. His statement makes ]. pi ','''
the reorganization Of Tammany Hall is an '"-
possibility.