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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-31
GIVENFIvE YEARS.
r. L. Lowrey VIII Appeal His Case to the
Supreme Court.

In the Criminal Court, Judge HUI
gus. yesterday. in the case of State
V. r. L. Lowrey, the motion to set
aside the verdict and grant a new
trial was Overruled, and the defend
ant was sentenced 10 the penitentiary
for five years. A stay of eighty days
was granted. to enable the defense to
20 to the Supreme Court.
In the cases of Maud Clark and
Blanche Devere, sentenced t pay
fines of S25 and costs for misdemean-
ors. afidavits showing the inability
of defendants to pay were presented,
and they were discharged.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-31

New York. March S0.-The rise in
silver to-day is due TO the granting Of
an armistjce and the renewed hope of
a declaration of peace between China
and Japan ON terms which viii COM
pel China 90 pay a heavy indemnity,
thereby reQuiring her TO come into the
market rs "a buyer of silver. Ii is eX-
pected also that with the close of the
war "a revival Of trade in the East will
take place. which will make an in
creased demand for silver.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-31
FRANCE Is sPUNKY.
EngIand's Declarations Concerning Afri-
can Occupation Have no Weight.


Paris. March 30.-Most of the French
newspapers to-day agree that NJ. Han
otaux. the Minister of Foreign Affairs,
must reply to the utterances of Sir Ed
ward Grey, the Parliamentary Secre-
tary for Foreign Affairs, in the BRITISH
House of Commons Thursday night,
with energetic protests. Several OF
the newspapers take the view that SIR
Edward Grey's statement was simply
''swagger" arising from the fear that
the government would find itself in the
minority unless it makes a patriotic
display
The Figaro says: The Quay d'Orsay
(the French foreign Office will again
show that it knows how without losing
its temper to put the British foreign
office in its proper place.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-31
Mrs. W Wheelcr Held to Court.

Special 90 the RegiSter.
Parkersburg, W. Va. March 3d.
The preliminary hearing Of Mrs Liz
zie Wheeler. charged with performing
q criminal operation on Annie Frye.
which has been in progress since yes
terday. closed this evening. The ac-
cussd was held under $500 bond to the
criminal Court,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-31
Heavy snow storm in Colorado

Denver. Col. March 30.-The snow
and wind storm has continued all day
with uuabated fury. 1t is the worst
storm since the memorable one OF
March. 1891. which continued for three
days. AT IS %. m. the snow was foot
deep and badly drifted.
Central City. Col. March go
Eighteen inches of snow has fallen
here. Traffic is entirely suspended
and hardly a person ventures on the
streets.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-31
CALLED ON THE PRESIDENT.
The Baltimore Conference Accorded Spe-
cial Reception

Washington, D. c., March 80
President Cleveland accorded a spe-
cial reception to the members of the
Baltimore Conference Of the NJ. E.
Church South and their ladies this
afternoon. 1t took forty minutes for
the line to pass. Rev. DR.. Hyde, of
Virginia, made few pleasant pref
atory remarks, and concluded hoping
that the administration would re-
dound to the glory of God. The Pres
ident replied very briefly.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-31
Notice TO Vacate.

The Board of Public Works has sent
a formal notice 10 John L. Shriver, 10
vacate the ground occupied by him al
the lower end OF the wharf. The rea-
son assigned in the notice is that the
locality has been used for the deposit
of stuff other than sand, and has be-
come q nuisance.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-31

Mr.. J. Wise Norton, of this city, who
has for many years been an examiner
of land titles in this State, has accept
ed a position as tax agent with the
United States Leather Company, of
New York. Mr.. Norton will remove
his family and household effects to
New York on Monday, departing on
the 3:55 o'clock train over the Pan
Handle. Mr.. Nortons many friends
throughout the State will wish him
unbounded success in his new field.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-31
They Want tohe Organized.

Pittsburg. March 9O.-The 1900 nom
union miners Of the Leechburg divis-
ion of the Pittsburg district, want to
he organized and secure the benefits
of the new 69-cent scale. National
Vice President Miller and District
President Cairns are at Leechburg to-
day organizing the men.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-31
Out of Trouble and in Again.

Huntington, w. Va, March 30
Charles Ringo, accused of the murder
of his children, who suddenly disap-
peared two weeks ago, had prelimin-
airy hearing to-day and was dismissed.
He was re-arrested on a warrant
sworn out by his wife charging him
with kidnapping.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-31
WOULDN'T TAKE A WHIPPING.

\ White Man Killed by "a Negress Whom.
Iic Had FIogCed with Cow hide
Fayette. Mo. March 3O.-Tom White,
formerly Marshal of RochepOrt, ac-
cused the vile of Dave Eaton, a col
ored farmer. of telling evil stories
about him to his wife and threatened
TO whip her when he should catch her.
Last evening he met her in a store and
whipped her with a raw-hide. The
woman got a pistol and shot White in
the right temple, killing him instantly.
The woman was arrested.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-31
Hurry Haywnrds Appeal.

Minneapolis. March so. - Judge
Smith to-day in consultation with the
attorneys in the Hayward murder case
settled the bill of excetions on which
the appeal to the Supreme Court will
be made and set the arguments on the
motion for new trial for April Is.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-31
THE wEaTHEE.

Washington. D. c.. March For For
West Virginia: Fair sunday WIN e"''e
winds, cooler in north portions r.,.
For Western Penns} wanna az
east winds. slightly warmer IN noron- @
ern and slightly cooler in south por-
For Ohio: Fair during sunday; east
winds. slightly warmer in north por-
ton.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-31
A PREACHER IN POLITICS
Gets into Court on Charge of Libel-His
Declaration.

Detroit, Mich, March 9G.-A capias
was issued to-day for the arrest Of
Rev. Donald d. MacLaurin, pastor Of
the Woodward Baptist Church and
president of the Detroit Civic Fedora
ton, on complaint of John B. Teagan,
candidate for the Republican nomina-
tion for Police Justice. The statement
alleged to be libelous was wade by DR..
MacLaurin from his pulpit on a recent
Sunday, when he is alleged to have
declared that the election of Teagan
as Police Justice would be calamity
to the people.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-31
CIVIL SERVICE ExA,uNATroN.
The Results Received in This city Ae'ter-
dny.

duy.
The results Of the special ciyil ser
vice examination for Candidates ior
postal places were received IN the Guy
yesterday. Those passing the exam
ination were: Clerks-Thomas u.
Shields, No. 15S Eighteenth street'
92.25; VIM. II. Bone, No. l-'l McCul-
loch street, 1913; Albert A. MEYERS,
No. 26 South York street 6J.3l. Ed"aIu
+. Savage, Greggs, W. Va, '.y3' Car-
riers- Duncan McRa, 80 iy Eigh-
teenth street, $40; william =. Dsiters,
No. 458 Market street 81 -'. iis neA'
examination will take place Is June.
Those who passed former exam !. ma
james james NJ. Noli. Thomas 81. Doyle, Jas.
T. Adams. J. b. Sheppard, ". r. r.
Crogan, Eva NJ phillips Nlu@ D.
Downs and Mamie ~ EcA1aIu|
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-31
If Wasa FizzIe

Columbus. Ohio, March 9O.-The
miners meeting held at GAINESVILLE.
Ohio. to-day for the avowed purpose of
breaking away from the National or
ganization. proved to be fizzle. There
was no morning session and just sew
on persons appeared in the afternoon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-31
THEY WERE JEAL0US0f ANNA.
Great Americans Are Alleged 10 Havs
EnVied Her Fame.
Whitelaw Reid Named as One of the
DiSCOnSOlateS.

Two Doctors, Who are Also AL
legged to be Insanity Experts,
Say Anna Dickersonrs Dangerous
and Liable to Kill Someone-Two
Asylum Attendants and Miss
Dickinson's Maid Stand by Her.
The Trial Still On.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-31
An INCOuI. 80 =" 'DtGSION.
The Authorities at Washington Do
Not Expect One for Week.
Fifteen Million Dollars of Revenue
Nay be Knocked Out.

Which is Half of the Full Amount
Expected to Have Been Collected.
The Court Expected to:Hold that
Incomes Derived from Rents on
Real Estate is Not Taxable, as the
Rents Pay a Tax on Land, and to
Tax them Would be a Direct Tax.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-31
VIII he No Compromise.

Cleveland, O., March 3O.-Ilon. Mar
tin A. Foran, counsel for the Atlantic
City faction of the warning Elks, de-
MED absolutely to-day that there was
any intention Of a compromise in the
case
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-31
west VIRGINIA Postal Affairs.

Special 10 the Register.
Washington, D. c., March S0.-A
commission has been issued to John W.
Keyser. as postmaster at Farnum,
Harrison county, W. Va.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-31
Abead oftbe Detectives.

Pierre. S. D., March 3O.-State Treas
urer Taylor. of South Dakota, has been
located at Valparaiso, Chilli, where he
expects to be safe fromextradition.
He left Havana five weeks ahead OF
Pinkerton detectives.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-31
...0. SENSATIONAL Scene.
. the Ultra R8fJrmer Of
~ York, Called Down.
wing and Captain CurrytSay
Hs Speaks Falsely, s.

the Other Judges Care d to
linn ANY Questions, w hich
med not to Please Him Gap
Curry Applauded by the
ience-The Senate Con Rait-
Work ON its Court mVes-
ION.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-31
Peace in Peru

Buenos Ayres, March 3O.-Advices
received here to-day from Lima are to
the effect that peace has been restored
in Peru.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-31
DONT MISS IT.

You want 10 see the ATWOOD Serge in
hlsrL and All colors, 4. =. Good \ Co. will
me- ,,',t' IN, ale Monday morning for 25c.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-31

Washington. D. c., March 30.-Avail-
able cash, S1S7, ,46S. .4S2; gold reserve,
500, ,633,521.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-31
TO BURN \ CATHOLIC CHURCH.
Another Attempt to Commit Arson in
Washington City.

Washington. d. c.. March 90
FLAMES were discovered near the back
stairs i'm the vestbule of St Mary's
German Catholic Church to-day, but
were eNtiuguished with little damage
A short time ago attempts were made
to- burn two other Catholic churches
here. Mary Delaney has been under
arrest charged with arson.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-03-31
PANIC ON A TROLLY CAR.
Three Persons Instantly Killed, Two
Fatally Injured,
And Ten More or Less Seriously Hurt
in a Wild Ride

Down a Mountain Side on an Un-
comfortable Trolly Car-The
Brake Chain Broke, the Safety
Clutch Wouldn't Work, and Be
fore the Operator Gould Apply
One of the -Four Other Safety
Appliances, the Women Had
COrnered Him.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-11-22
downtown Locals,

downtown Locals.
(Fr0fn our Regular C0rresp0ndent.)
See that man as he walks the streets of
Tall Pine. What stores of wisdom he has
for his freight His sails arc spread to fair
winds! How he is borne along ON the tid,.
ofprusperty! Look! There goes a poor
creature, bowed town by pain. How h..
grolns! Sympathy! Why, most certainly
he has the sympathy Of true Christians
More. His conscience is schOoled, ave, il
is an enlightened, sanctiied conscience,
which will steer him safely across the gulf
Of death, and land him on the shores of IA
blissful eternity.
Shall we falter in the truth? Shall we
succumb tn lieg Shall we forget the God
who gave US being-existence-an become
follower OF him who is The father o.
falsehood? Mol We possess spark, u
m"dicum, of the principls that underlies
true manhood We possess a small degree.
Of old fashioned ideas of honor, etc. We
do not believe in the complex Transactions
OF stick jnbbers. We do MT believe in
perverting the natural course If production
and trade, which, l. Il be done, robbery OF
the public by the artifice of corners" etc
Is sure consequence Treat the farmers
| In an hnneaf wav-s>-ss- as---------Aa-
sor their production Treas merchants in
the same way--p'y them for their goods
and we will have fewer assignments IT,
favor of creditors Pay the wage Garner
do not cheat-drfraud him, for his dali,
labor Is his bead and mea,-his all and
all-his hard earned gains Of 3 day. Il i
his-nOt anothers
Schools are progressing well Teachers
are essaying ~ perform their duty-s,ren
iously, successfully. May they continue to
win and charm their pupils into educating
their minds zee those little bows and
girls how willingly they 60 To school.
How their hope clings u the glowing
advice Of their teacher! Her endeayors
will be crowne: with ultimate success.
Wheat and rye have a pleasing appear
ance. How beautifully green! How uni
form 10 their growth
Listenl Well, we thought that tie
canning season was over Not 50. Messrs
Benvil:e and Company, 1t seems. will NOT
"down" at Jack Frost's bidding. Tomatoes
saved. tomatoes housed and zoundsl toma.
ties are being canned 18th december.
Oys,ermen are making dollars-how
many-we are not prepared to say, vet,
judging from their buoyant spirits-,hey
are all right
Whew!how cool (coldsj tits. Our hands
are so cnld-not cool.
FIRE. 4 kingdom f,r fire!
a rooster is Growing near the door.
Hssty news. AzEANA.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-11-22

1t has well been said that there is 10
place 30 difficult 20 I'LL as that Of q country
sdiior. In cities q man who can do" ore
depar msnt well, botners himself about
none other. The city mao has his specially
ADD sticks 70 IT, Bot the country editor
must be good il all departments; he must
be well read on all subjects; be mus; be
able 10 discern the trend of the public mind,
in politics. religious and social topics. He
must write Of the President and pumpkins.
lie must mind men Of high degree and
condescend To things OF low estate; in
short, ne must be IN all ar Dund man. II
Il this that makes the position Of q country
editor 50 hard 10 fill. IL is this training
that makes the country editor such
splendid manager Of a metropolitan daily '
There j. no place except in country
office where such all around training can
be had Md Continent
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-11-22

Miss Ada Burch, of Baltimore, is visiting
Mrs. Jos. II. Key, Leonardtown.
Died In Newtown Neck, November i,
Lettie, the wife of Leck Holmes, colored.
Mr.. Roach Ahell, of Washington, has
been on visit TO his parents. this town.
The Republicans throughout the State
are now engaged 10 a division of the spoiIs
Watch how i.'s donel
Mr.. P. o Budd and F. V King. Junior
Editor of the BEACON, left here Sunday
last Cor trip u the Atlanta exposition.
The Forty Hours Devotion at st. Alloy
sius' Church. Leonardtown, was well at
tended Rev F. X Brady,S j, of Ba!ti
more, conducted the services
Mr.. Richard ] Redmond, of the Cedar
Point neighborhood. has made an assign
ment for the benefit of his creditors. Jos
II. Ching, Esqr, is the trustee.
Argument was made before the Court Of
| Appeals at Annapolis relative IN the valid
| ity of the election by which La Plat4 was
chosen as the seat of the court house for
Charles county.
The 81. Mary's Republicans are to cele
hrate their recent victories of the 2sth.
instant. The affair is 10 take place AT
Leonardtown and be under the auspices If
the County Central Committee.
We invite especial attention TO the new
advertisement of Mr. Zach johnson. NJ
johnson has one "f the compIetest mills in
the State and nowhere can you get better
or cheaper -four than he furnishes
Marriage licenses were granted in Wash
| ingtnn city on the 10Th instant to John F
Dorsey and Rebecca Tyler, both of this
county; and 10 Robert Taylor, of this cOun
ty, aud Lizzie Swami, Of Washington city
The Maryland Independent recommends
Hon Sydney E Mudd for the position OF
Speaker of the House of Delegates. Thi-
.uggrstion is not only based on the TACT OF
Mr. Mudd's legislative experience. but that
Charles county is one of the banner repub-
lican counties of the State having at the
recent election given a majority of about
800 for that party.
Mr.. John II Palmer. Esqr of Washing
ton, spent few DAYS this week with Mr..
Wesley Sparks. Of this village Mr.. Pa
ner was on II cunning visit and he and
Mr.. Sparks succeeded in bsgg,ng some
fifteen rabbits and q ling one Dig with shot
All who had the pleasure of meeting with
VIZ. Palmer speak of him as a thorough,
sportsman and q perfect gentleman. He
was accompanied BY Mr. Lorenz Schwag-
Ter, brother of Mrs. Sparks.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-11-22
lC,rresnondence If lie Renconl
ST. MARY's CoUNrY, Nov 90, 1,

ST. MARY's C"UNTY, Nov 90, 1895.
Messrs. Editors AS the excitement of
the late campaign has snmewhat suhsided
| would like to ask you few questions,
and as editors are supposed 10 be better in.
formed than the common folk, am sure
you can answer them well.
Since our beloved State has feen turned
over to the tender mercy ofthe Repu lican
party by a few deluded, and must say
t'a:torous, Democrats; and since our grand
old party has been stabbed by those whose
interests she WAS ever foremost in protect
ing and whose liberties have ever jealous.
ly been guarded by Constitution and
laws formulated by the Democracy of Ma
ryiand, would like to ask these few mis-
guided ones what they next propose To do.
Gentlemen, they are clamoring for a reor-
ganizttion of our party. They clsim Ia
have killed the old leaders ard want new
mes II they have really killed The old
ones hope they NAV give them decent
burial. Put them down deep. fr If they
| don't do IL in two years to come their ghc =,
my reappear sad give them troubi;, L0a;,
Now, Messrs Editors. how does this I'M.
handful of self STYLED pstriuts pun GO H.
renrSanize our rarity OF Democracy A..
the one hundred aud six thousand dame
Gratis who faithfully supported the pomi
nees OF their party, 10 q over 10 the i,s;,,
nitca2t number Of ten or twelve ,bopsa,5
men, who We're faithless, and helm k,,z q,
trmu ate new doctrines? Are we,A,
a@ay with The true principles of Democr,.
cy haul down her ensigu and in its stead
moist another f,g symbplcal of IN. fac,
that The Democratic party had been ,br;,s,
INTO the lap Of Republicanism whose prin
ciples, IL is said, the devil did not unda,.
s'andr Messrs. Editors, do you think This
little baud of Inea can ACCOMPLISH wb.,
they desire? think not, aud in nv iuao
ment the best they can do is to repen, O,
their folly, come back 10 their FIR, low.
and try and retrieve what they heIn..d .,
lose. Ii they do not wish tn do that ,hen
let them 60 over 10 the Republic, an n,,,x
at once. would suggest, however. if they
VIII not retuir TO the Democratic fold. the,
they go over 10 the Prohibition par,v and
I've true to the principles as expanded bv
that org ,nizt'inn If they d. this ,birk
In lew years they will have bee me per
fectly sober aud able 10 see wha, ,hs;r
duty is. Now. gentlemen, wish To come
a little nearer home Can you tel me
what those few men (4b,ut hundred spo
fifty, thiuk,l will gain by deserving their
local dekef and scring WIN the snemv
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-11-22
Correcting Children.

The parents who beat their child for his
faults. without explaining tn him why
what he did was wrong usually DO him
more harm than good. Physical pain does
not convince the intellect, or persuade the
heart, or train the conscience. or make
what is good be loved and what is bad be-
deies,ed. II generally brings out the sui
lenness. the cruelty, the vindic,iveness, the
malice, the hatred Of the boy who has to
suffer 1t. Instruct more and strike less"
would be a good rule for many fathers
and mothers TO adopt But not by angry
scolding or by loud and passionate invec-
tive can they instruct their son. but by
patent explanation, quiet reasoning,
tender appeals b. his better nature. and by
prayeriul desire to show him what is true
and beautiful, can they succeed Eek.
Saint Mary's beacon. [volume] (Leonard Town, Md.) 1867-1983, 1895-11-22
The Canning Season.

The Cunning season is now on but there
has never been known a greater scarcity
Of birds in this county than at the present
time. Thousands :! partridges persisted
in the blizzard of last February and in this
vicinity they must have all been extermii
mated by the cold as they have entirely
disappeared from these parts We have
talked 20 many sportsmen recently from
different sections of the couats. arsA nearly
all of them say they have not seen bird
this year. On one farm that We know OF,
containing about 1000 acres. days hun.
over il and only three birds were found.
Only a few seasons ago person hunting
over this same land could easily find from
20 To 80 coveys of birds Summers if wise,
will refrain from destroying all in a convey
of birds. In fact, there is an unwritten
law among spGrtsmen, which is generally
observed, t. always leave enough for pro
pagstion. In most places farmer is OPP
posed TO cunning on his premises and with
reas n, too, as fences are often broken
II,
casional cases a woods fire results from
careIessness. This objection on the part
If certain farmers u cunning is sanitary
in that il helps protect birds To a great ex
tent Farmers having covey Of birds in
woods or cnveI of some kind would surely
lack feeling if host of gunners. dogs and
breech leaders were turned lose upon
them The Philadelphia Ledger, speaking
on this subject, well says: ANY entry
upon lands against the owners consent Is
trespass which is likely to be resented.
In many cases little diplomacy on the
part of the sportsman would secure the
cnnseut of the owner to the invasion of his
premises. The question whether the sea
son is open for this or that species of game
does not affect property rights. as some
uniHEnrmed hunters seem to think"
Every gunner should ask permission TO
shoot over another's ground. Very often
the privilege is granted TO personal friends
nr TO such as will not abuse the trust.
Again let it be remembered that limited
mount of shooting m ing quail il beneti
cial An unhroken cnvey, sticki' & together,
will not hatch the next spring A scattered
finck will do much better A surplusage
If male birds makes trouble and relentless
warfare in the mating time. The strongest
bird wins. ami the leader of Il covev will
drive the young beaux away, taking TO
himself three or four wives. The minated
cock then becomes terror, like "rasca"
or "roguc" elephant, on mischief bent, de
str"ying all the nests he can find and even
killing young broods So it is not saving
all the birds which does good The mid
die way is the true one, killing for sport
and not for the market, and only so many
as gratifies days excitement and which
does not extermnate These are a few
hints thrown out which If followed will
prevent disturbances, law suits and at the
same time preserve sport for other seasons