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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-04
WANT MKINLLY TO PROMISE

That There Shall BE Nothing intoxicating
in the White House During Ills Term.
Chicago, December 3.-The National
w. c. T. L. has sent to President-elect
Mckinley the following letter:
President-elect Mckinley, Canton, o.:
Honored Sir:-At the recent conyen-
ton of the National Woman S Christian
Temperance Union, held in St. Louis,
No. November - to IS, 1896, as Ma
tional Corresponding Secretary was au-
thorized to write letter of apprecia-
ton to yourself and your glorious wife.
for the total abstinence principles
which you are said TO have maintained
for so many years, ard for the just
grounds e have for believing that the
use of intoxicating liquors will be eX-
Guided from the White House during
your administration. Knowing as We
do the weight your name and position
must ca y. we feel that a great We
tory will be won for righteousness by
your attitude in this. so vital matter.
Very sincerely yours,
KATHERINE LFNTE STEVENSON,
Corresponding Secretary National w.
& T T.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-04
FOS a HtGH TARIFF.
Senator Thurston Wants Protection and
Lots OF IA special session Expected
tusau> to lie Recognized.

Senator Thurston Wants Protection and
Lots OF IA special Session Expected
,usau- to he Recognized.
CANTON. o., December 3.-Senator John
NJ. Thurston. of Nebraska, accompanied
10y ex-Congressman William Mason, of
Illinois. reached Canton this morning and
had am extended conference with Presi-
deut-e'ect Mckinley.
Mr. Mason's political ambition is not
directly associated with the incoming adj
ministraton and is 70 succeed to the seat
i'm the United States Senate now assigned
to Senator John Nj. Palmer Hence, he
saws. his call on Major Mckinley is purely
of a social nature and ne will return TO
his home to-day Senator Thurston is en-
route TO Washington for the short ses-
sion In am interview he said he did not
think the short session could pass a revc-
nue. measure which would meet with the
approval of Republicans
He expressed the belief that Congress
will recognize the Cuban insurgents as
bclligerents He aspects the recognition
20 occur during the short session. He
said he could speak for no one on Cabinet
matters. but for himself he would not ac-
ccpt a position if rendered him because
he believes II 20 be his duty TO remain I'm
the Senate, where every Republican is
needed The tariff. ne said. Will be salts
factorily disposed Of before a special ses-
sion
personally 7 have been a high tariff
man" he said land believe that this
country needs a vigorous protective pol
icy in force. and to that end we will work. %
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-04
nlNaL.A cALLs on M,AIALEY
Inc rs Gather Give .-r. and Yrs Mckinley

Zine rs Gather Give -r. and Yrs. Mckinley
CHtrro form urrc
CANTON. o. pccemloc 3.-The bright
sunshine and aoo4 air of this morning af-
forced Major and MIS- Mckinley oppor-
tgniy Tor drive abCU, the city which
tine rouehsr weather of the earlier days
iu the week prevented. They returned
from The drive much refreshed and exc
prcssd themselves as llvius enjoyed it
very much. Mrs Mckinley is apparently
enjoying as near good health as ever falls
90 her lot. and seems TO have regained the
strength lost during her illness follow
Ing the election.
There Was am unusual number of callers
ant the Mckinley house to-day.
Couetcssmu Nelson Diugey Jr.. of
Lewiston. Maine. chairman of the Ways
and cIeaus Committee. and author of the
umelcy revenue bin. arrived i'm Canton
from cleveland at 1908 p. m. via the VAL
I., railway He was accompanied by his
SON. u. n uuglcy proprietor Of the
kalamazoo Telegraph. They were met at
the depot 10y attaches Of the Mckinley
household and went direct to the residence.
Here lunch was had. following which q
consultation was held upon the pertinent
questions of the hour.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-04
STATED THROUGH IKE ICE.
Willie Goth Met a Uatory Grave
Yesterday Afternoon
While Skating on the Surface Of
" neenng Creek Near the Hemp
field Tunnel Of the B. e o, with a
Number Of Companions - The
Body was Not Recovered.

Willie Goth, the bright fourteen-year-
old son Of Casper Goth, well known
stone mason, living on Seventeenth
street. was drowned in Wheeling creek
about $40 o'clock yesterday afternoon.
The scene Of the fatality was near
the Hempfeld tunnel of the B. 6 o.
railroad. The cold weather of the past
few days caused the surface Of the
creek to freeze over at a number OF
places within the city limits, but the
coat of ice was thin and treacherous.
Goth. with several venturesome COM
panions Of about the same age, went
out to the tunnel, where the Ice looked
safe. They skated on The surface for a
while, but I'D not heed the warning
giveu h- the swayng motion OF the ice
while taey were skating.
III about The hour mentioned above,
Golh was some distance from mis- com
pan.Cns. VIXEN they were Mortified 10
ind taat the ice had broken under ms
feet and the unfortunate boy had sunk
beneath the surface They were pow
erlass TO render him any assistance.
They watched for his temperance and
saw him come 20 the surface once,
about 100 lcet down The stream from the
point where he sank.
Parents of the unfortunate lad Were
notified. and there was a large crowd
on the scene within q short time. O"-
ing to The ice on the surface, it was
found impossible to prosecute the
search fo The body with any degree Of
probable success. Ii had not been re-
covcied last evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-04
Err. DAVIS Is ~ DANCED
Victim of Ninth street F.eat..,.
Very serious Can.i.....

Victim of Ninth street F.eat..s..
Very serious Condition
Special to the Register.
huntington, W. Va. Us
William Davis, propr.c..r ..-r.
ington Hotel, at the foot .
street, is now in a critic.
1t will be remembered tl.-u- D
was struck on tie Beao
the hands of James
during an alteration i
was also dangerously
wound on the head d.
the time, but was not
gerous. The wound. h
to be a serious one. He
to his he'd and the phys
think that blood poison
His face is swollen bad S.
his eyes are closed Era--
proving rapidly, and rIs..
to be out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-04
oN ro rHE eRarNA aNEEN.
\ Youthful Couple OF Lincoln VIII Surely
Mnrrv 10 They Can.

Special TO the Register.
HUNTINGTON. ". Va. December g.
Charles Hooper, aged Il, and Mary Lillian
Lucas, aged Is, a runaway couple who
live near Little Laurel creek. in Lincoln
county. arrived here late last night bent
on matrimony. The youthful couple did
not apply for a license here. but left on
the early morning train for Aberdeen, o..
where they claimed to have friends who
would assist them in procuring a license.
The couple left home Tuesday night
and walked through the mountains for
six miles while the thermometer was 10
degrees above zero. Near Sheridan, Lin
coin county. they embarked on O. small
jonboat and noated down the swollen
waters of the Great Guyan river until
they reached Barboursvile. at which
point they took a train for this city.
They seem 10 be very anxious 10 reach the
Buckeye State for fear OF being overtaken
by the angry father of the would-be bride.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-04

has known all about it for about thirty
five years.
The name of ex-Oficer P. J. Scally
has been suggested as a Democratic
nominee for Council from the First
ward
The Elkins Cadets are to be incor-
porated under the laws Of the State.
An application win probably be sent to
Charleston in a day or two
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-04
A LONG DEATH L.s

ST. LOUIS. Mo. Decemhar
cial from Lexington Ky. 'o
Dispatch says fight between
Harrison and two sons. and Mw
two sons. Tom and caleb. occur
day iu one OF the mountain coun
a result the elder Morgan is de.
both sons are dying. Both of the
son boys are also dead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-04
MASSACHUSETTS oEEuA

BOSTON. December 3.-T.-
vass for the vote for Pr
State shows that 1886 ballot.
for Mckinley; l05Tll for
for Palmer Mckulcy's
against a plurality for Harrison - -.
26.0Ol
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-04
SOUTH DAKOTA.

Unofficial Footings Give tho S.ats..
by Small Piurali;y-Popu.l.t g.. ''
men
PIERRE, S. D.. DecmI
fetal footing of the Preside
South Dakota is not yet ,ra.
the canvass on counties is .ar..
unofficial vote is as follow.
Hop: Bryan. 1924; L,y.rr
gress-Crawford Repl.
Rep), 4o943; Kelly POP. ---
(PopJ, I2i5.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-04

The December Christmas Century.
replete with interesting productions.
is now ready Additional chapters Of
General Horace Porter's interesting
papers Communicating with Grant, and
Dr.. S. Weir Mitchell's new serial Hugh
Wynne. Free Quaker and several
complete short stories make il conspic-
uously attractive For sale at Stan
tnn,S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-04
CUT TREES IRON A osA,tYr
Serious Charge Mndc Aeau.l O. al.
C,b.il ,,,,.....

Serious Charge Mnde Again. l.. ID
CabeiI County
Special to the Register
Huntington, w. Va. n..-l. a.
William l. Edens, ct Union
this county. was buw over
grand jury this eyenH ol
charge. Some time ago .
number of trees IRON ..
Union district be!or u M
of the Weekly estate
fed not to haul the r.m m
it is alleged that E., r
timber and thai at t.- tl hon
He was arrested and s.. ..
Squire Henderson
which resulted i'm q VI as
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-04
vALUAB1c Old BOON.

4 PRAYER Book. Abridged and edited BY
Bcnsamin Franklin. Bring. al 70
Boston. December "a copy of the
book of common prayer of the Church
of England. abridged and edited by
BENJAMIN Franklin, at London. in the
wear 1873. was sold for $3.50 at auc-
ton last night. The firm Of Dodd'
Mead & Co.. New York, were the pur-
chasers. They bought the book, 1t Is
claimed. for a client
This famous Franklin prayer book
is supposed to be the only copy IN
America. and is perhaps the only copy
in existence to-day, as no other mas
been found TO date.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-04

WASHINGTON. j.. c.. December g.
Representative Habcock. OF Wisconsin.
arrived to-day direct from Canton. He
expressed the opinion that there would
be am extra session of Congress next
spriue. and that then there would De no
effort at the approaching session TO pass
the Dingley bill
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-04
Index to New Adver isemets.

FOURTH PAGE.
Lost-Child"s Bracelet.
Strayed or Stolen-Setter Dog.
Rookwood Pottery-Ewing Bros.
EIGHTH PAGE.
Friday Bargains-Stone & Thomas.
Christmas Novelties-Geo. NJ. Shook &
Co.
Wraps-Geo Z. Stifel & Co.
Jersey Jackets-M. ]. McFadden.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-04
CORBETT CHALLENGEs sHARKEY.


The Ceramics dropped three games to
the Famous team in the South Side tour
nament last night. None of the games
were close enough to be interesting. the
Famous boys wnnis by an aggregate
string Of $50 pins WcitzcH carried of in
6ividl1al bonors The scores:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-04
FOR gfIIFR GOV RNHENI.
A Definite Movement for Reform IN
Local Affairs.

ALstter TO be Read from all the
Palpt S in the City, Next Su day,
CALI on all Gocd Queens to
Join In q Movement independent
Of Oi1cs-Other Political News.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-04
TIE REFREE EXPLAINS.
Continued From First Page.

strength and foul tactics and a crooked
referee TO win.
If I don't get this fight and purse Il
never enter the ring again resumed DoD'
"as it begins TO look TO me as If the people
do not want me for champion. Ihey
seem TO prefer hoodlums and toughs TO
gentlemen.
"Sharkey knows, if he viii only tell the
truth. that I did not hit him foul. lie
was leaning over when 1 struck the blow
of which he complains. II was lell
handed upper cut and took effect IN the
nit OF the stomach He Strengthened up
bit aftc- receiving the punch ana l
finished him with a left on the jaw.
Payment of the $4,000 has been stop
ped and Sharkey will have to make a
sal battle for it. as I do not intend 10 be
robbed if 1 can help it,
Fitzsimmons gave a bag punching eX-
hibition tonight at the Bush street the
atre He also showed how he had knock
ed Snarkoy out, making little speech as
he illustrated the blow.
CHICAGO. December George Sller'
the well known sporting man. who was
the referee at the Maher- Fitzsimmons
fight in Mexico. last February. and who
is admitted TO be one of the best posted
men i'm the country on ring matters saIu
tonight:
eel have never seen the two men to-
eether and consequently 1 am not quail
fed to express an opinion as to their com
parative merits Fitzsimmons may OF
NAV not have committed foul-but grant
ing that he did. no referee has a right TO
give a decision on foul unless toul
has been claimed by the man or by the
seconds of the man upon whom the toul
is alleged TO have been committed. II no
claim of a foul is made the fight cannot
be decided on a foul. A fighter is entitled
TO nothing that is not claimed Tor MN
when fouls are in question
SAN FRANCISCO, December 3.-When
WYATT carp appeared in the ring last
p Dat to act as referee he was disarmed
Police Captain Whitman. who took
from the Arizona man large sized pistol.
Tonight carp was arrested on charge
of carrying concealed weapons. He was
released on bail.
SAN FRANCISCO, December Bob
Fitzsimmons. through his attorney, has
commenced suit in the Superior Court to
restrain the Anglo-California Bank from
paying Sharkey the ten thousand dollars
purse awarded the sailor by Referee carp
j. simmons charges conspiracy between
sharkey. the National Athletic Club and
others whose names are not given, to
award sharKey the purse under any cir
cumstauCes.
CCRBETT CHALLENGES SHARKEY.
New York, December 3.-At the con
cusion of the FitZsimmons-Sharkey
fight in San Francisco last night, James
J. Corbett telegraphed Sharkey as fol-
lows:
Am very sorry at Mr.. FitZsimmons
foul tactics in his contest with you,
which r-eyented your getting decision
over him in a full ten-round contest
without a foul | am ready to meet
Won ON or before January /. 1891
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-04
CONTRACT AWARDED.

Mr. Alex Laing has let the contract for
the erection of a block of four dwellings
at Jacob and Fourteenth streets, the cost
being estimated at ST. "00
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-04
y 10 ~.

Walter FreshmlA of Huntington,
Pa. will wed to-day Miss Bessie Hutz-
ter. a prominent young lady of Ben
Ood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-04
IT'S SUCCESS ASSURED.

The Bi-Metauic Club VIII soon Have Per
nauont Readquarters-Guaran Fund
Assured
The success of the movement to es-
tablish permanent bi-metallic club,
is assured. Another we'll attended
meeting was held Tuesday evening at
which considerable business was trans
acted The question of finances was
discussed. and the fact developed that
many members would be unable, in
tLsir present circumstances, to pay
regular dues and assessments. The
suggestion was made that one hundred
persons be secured 90 pledge themselves
to- pay S. each TO guarantee the eXpen-
ses for the first year. A committee Was
appointed TO carry out this idea
The committee has met with success
I'm it's canvass among citizens who are
favorable 20 the cause of free silver.
They worked two days. and have secur-
ed the necessary number of pledges.
The club viii hold another meeting
next week when permanent officers
viii be chosen. and reports will be re-
ceivcd from various committees.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-04

Get a good supper for 2j cents at
Third Presbyterian Church tomorrow
evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-04
saec'al to the REGISTER.

SPECIAL 10 inc Lac. ."t't'
parkcrs'urg. ~. Va. December 3
The Echo Oil Company cot 50-barral
we'll yesterday on the Love farm, in
the Ogdin field.
NEW YORK December @.-Pennsyl-
vauia crude. steady; January 1o5 bid.
OH CITY. PA. December 3.-Credit
balances SI.o5: certifcates no bids. Sales,
80 252 barrels. runs S05a5 barrels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-12-04

Don't forget the supper at Third
Presbyterian Church tomorrow even
ing
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-05

In the ulird states court ~ pl,alr
lhui claims thu iurru,ru the -uf,,n ~
N" Nu"~tfa N"n"fa lei ku-arl" ~hG trr
utnio grant, Ia klo Anita county. Sa-
approved,
N'Inr Hli"ur" VA taken ,u ihr ul
PETITIONS nair 1" The appfmaI ~ the .ur
'"l IT ia" 'la1a llanca grant M mo
Nrlha r"uuN
lhr trial ui the Juan ~aut-,r,aH
grant involving l,ii'.- acre, ~ liant
~ ar~ county 10 IA Progress Mr ,aI
ron "pr'S'ul- the claimant, ani Nj
l"p" appraf' fuf the gmrtuurut \rV
Mexican
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''l l"spl" "Np frqWr" mrdirlur &"
rrguHl" n" l"~'.l- AMI klin,N- viii hui
the itli" frIur,iN ~ tlrrtrIr Mtlrf, lm.
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act, A. u tome AMI Alirthtnr II act
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strength "hi GIVING ton" {" ih,.,,. utgan-
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nate, rrI~rtri the following ~ Then
chicago" I" f"pf"~.'lt the territory Al thr
Indianapolis convention. Wl"h meet ct,
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wlldlng ~ III" ORDER there illuduct.
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IL. MlIIL.,n. M,..L

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the west on one II The DELAYED pa--rugrr
trains this morning lie states that hr
wa An almost eye witness " the vii.
Albuquerque weekly citizen. (Albuquerque, N.M.) 1891-19??, 1896-09-05

lrrN iihWh',. treasurer II thr br"Wn-
l,-, tall cluh VIII" va hark IA Ml-~"ul /
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and patience, as it required both, TO
give it time to exhaust itself, the shark
was landed. At this time the passen-
gers made themselves conspicuous BY
their absence. The shark dashed the
deck with its tail and body until the
vessel almost trembled. 1t was the
most exciting scene l ever witnessed .
The shark would open its mouth.
showing cavity that man could
easily crawl into, and teeth as sharp
as needles. One of the sailors. after
long wait, succeeded in getting close
enough to cut the monsters throat
with an axe. After pOst-mortem
examination it was discovered to be a
female, and the mother of thirteen
young sharklets. An effort was made
to bring so ne Of the young ones to
New York, but they all died in a
short time. Each Of them was about
three feet long. As they were thrown
overheard they were gobbled up by the
other large ones