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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-10
HURT IL \ RUNAWAY.


Special 20 the Register.
Pukersburg. w. Va. August &c. Z.
Davidson. United States pension eX-
amiu5r for This district. was badly hurt
IN a runaway near this city Yesterday.
Mr.. Davidson had been on al extended
tour through the county, and on his Te-
turn his team bccame frightened and
ran away. throwing him from the
vehicle. His head struck on @ rock. rel-
derius him unconscious. and he received
several deep cuts on other parts Of his
body. one under his chin being very
near the jugular ven.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-10
CABELL COUNTY FACTIONS
Make IA Dark Horse judicial Candidate
Probable at To-Day's Convention.
CDecial tO tho Regisfpr


Special to the Register
Huntington, w. Va, August 9.-The
Democratic Judicial convention for the
Eighth district convenes here to-mor-
row. Judge Thomas II. Harvey and eX-
Judge w. w. Marcum are the only as
pirants. and the feeling between the
factions is intense. 1t is their candidacy
which has caused TWO sets of delegates
from Cabell county in all conventions
so far. They will try to settle their
differences in the State convention
Wednesday.
1t is now considered by all the leaders
in this section that the nomination Of
either will mean defeat. and the i'm
preston is general here this evening
that a dark horse will be in the race to-
morrow The names of d. f. WIkn-
son. Of Logan county, and T. w. Taylor,
OF Cabell county, are both mentioned in
this connection. Delegates from all the
back counties in the district are now
here. and considerable canyassing is 60
ing on tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-10
HEAT HIS KILLED HUNDREDS.
The Past Six Days Have Shown Re-
markable Records

All Over the United States, and
the Sweltering Rays Of Yester-
day Were More Deadly Than
Those Of Any Proceeding Day.
Frightful Results in New York,
Chicago, ST. Louis and Elsewhere.
Mercury HOvers About the Hun
dred Mark Everywhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-10
THREE ITALIANS LYNCHED.
Their Bodies Found Hanging From
the RaiterS in a Shed,

One Of Them Had Murdered a
Prominent Planter from Ambush,
and the Others Had Killed an
Aged Spaniard Because He was a
Rival in the Moss Gathering BUS
iness-The Mob Tore Down the
Jail to Get at the Accused,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-10
GUARD TO BREAK CAMP.
Daylight This Morning VIII Find Camp
Holly observation-disclosures and stan 90


Special to the Register.
HunGngdn. W. Va. August o
The National Guard Of Wes, Virginia
will break camp here at sunrise TO-
morrow morning. Fully 5000 visitors
were here to-day rom all parts Of the
State. excursions being run on all rail
roads leading INTO the city. Gov Mac
Corkle and staff returned home tI.s
evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-10
DAY Of REST FOR The DRYANS
Did Not Leave Their Rooms Till the
Middle of the Forenoon.

Went TO Church to Hear a Pastor
Who is Soon to Take a Pulpit in
Lincoln After Dinner, an After
noon Nap Occupied Their Time
Till Nearly Evening-FrOm That
Till Nearly Train Time They Re-
ceived Admiring Throngs in the
Hotel ParlOrs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-10
s1I5BAD BEG SEATS.
Speak Once Inside and
a-gie the Garden.

r.egatiOus Get 5000
arc ClamOring for
aI Gathering Re
AID BE Broken at We'd
ihcauon Meeting.
-lcriaced for View.
IS to Be Used and
Candidates-HOw
VIII BE Handled by
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-10

WISHING ron, ID. C., August 9.-For
West Virginia Generally fair and contin-
ued warm southwcsterly winds.
For Western Pennsylvania-Clear in early
morning, winds shifting to southwesterly;
warmer Monday evening.
For Ohio Generally fair, except local
thunder storms in northern portion, light
to fresh southerly, shifting TO westerly
winds, not so warm in northern portions
Monday evening; continued hiSh temper
ature IN southern portions.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
THE NEVS OF NEW CASTLE.
THINK WOMAN Il YHF. REMEDY.

Something Needed IN Ds iaware Politics
and she Always Refin ss Man-Herrins
Dying in the Canal AND Floating.
This is the view Of a advanced woman
as expressed to an EVENING JOURNAL
reporter The Eqrisl Suffrage plaDu ie
taking root here. 1t begins co dawn
that the beat eleme 1t Ia society should
be utilized In ma King its laws That
woman after all Is not the weaker vessel.
She Is. and bas always bsen stronRer
morally than mar and when she demands
her rights sho VIII prevail ass'ae did over
her liege icrd' In Eden Il has been
proved that man degeney ates socially
when Isolated from womer. and the same
law is seen in the polftiorL world. The
laayen OF b ar infuence, would purify
politics and the Submerged masses
would be REF cued. -
A young nan, who is being educated
In. this COM itry, from Macedonia. lectursd
10 the ID r. Church here last night on
It's custor ~, religions, etc. His narration
OF the tr lsls and privations incident to
breakir .g away from ths Greek church
was d'1eply impressive.
The remains of Mrg. l G. Ubll were
inter red yesterday In the st. Georges
CerLetery.
Herrlng ara dying In the canal, and
thousands, If not snillions, are sh BAT to
the oifsnse OF tae olifsctories. The
doctors and all are puzzled as to the
cause
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
LIME .. John Thompaon,a.
eoeIAL ANp PERSONAL.

Miss Maria Grooms, daughter of Ex-
Governor Groome Of Maryland, arrived
here last evening from baltimore for a
visit to Mrs. John ] Black.
Miss. Mary O'NeiTI daughter Of Ex-
Policeman James O'Nsill of New Castle,
nov Of Philsdelphis, and Mr. Eddyshsw,
also OF Fhiladelphia. are visiting Ia town
IS the guests Of hrs Wilmot
Miss Whitlock. the aelect achool
teacher who was taken violently Ill ons
evening last week on Orange street anc
has bsen sInce suffaring with partla
paralysis, IS reported az much improved
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
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once Patterns for Woman. Maid ana
ohud.
We have made an arrangement with
one OF the oldest and most reliable paper
pattern houses in New York, whioh
enables us to offer to our readers stand
ard and perfect fitting patterns OF the
very latest and newest deelgns
These patterns are retailed in stores at
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cents
A paper pattern OF any aIzs, OF this
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Please lObsorve the FolIowing Measure.
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Printed directions accompany each
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be made.
When ordering patterns ses children
please also state age OF child.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
MEw oAsTLg Mgws NoTEs.

William Saunders has purchased one
of the brick Buildings OF the New castle
Brlok Compsny. He is now removing it.
and will erect the same at his residences
on Seventh street.
Eight young men Of West Eud took a
ride down the state yesterday on q
freight train They will come home TO
day, after taking in al ths sights along
the line.
Interesting literary exercises were
held in the High School yesterday after
noon They consisted Of muse. reading
and recitation.
Thomas 0'Donnell. weil-knoWn
young athlete of the West End is
slightly indisposei
A number Of LEGAL athletes and wheel
men are preparing TO entertain the
Chester Bicycle Club. which will arrive
here in large riding party to morrow
and dine at the Jefferson House at II 30
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
POUR FINGERS or WHISKY.
Not Embarrassed Bs His Warm Prospects
and Surroundings. New Arrival Knew
ExactIv what He Wanted.

Not Embarrassed ~ His Warm Prospects
and Surroundings. New Arrival Knew
ExactIv what Hs Wanted.
Some furnace men employed in Wood s
rolling mill. near White Clay creek hn
ished their heat and went down along
the creek to wash and cool cE They
discovered ali old resident OF Mil Gree (
hundred lying along the bank almost
awash on the RAPIDLY rieing tide, where
Re was sleeping off one OF his periodical
drunks. He WIS completely paralyzed
and the employees carried him up to the
rolling mills when # came time for them
to resume work
Placing the unconscious fellow beside .
roaring white hot furnace they left him,
bat were sool attracted to the spot again
by groans. The man had regained his
senses and the men, hal. stripped aud
With their long Furnaces tongs, gathered
around him.
For Heavens sake. where am l27 he
gasped.
You are in Hades.
By all that's holy, how long have
been hers2p
Twenty four hours"
And how long have you been hersfp
addressing the nearest fellow With the
tongs
Six months.
Well, bein' az you've bsen here lon <
enough to know snmthin' about the
place, where Ia the devil csn a fellow
get four fingers Of whlSksy r
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
Lime for whIssvashiur . { Gravell's.
AMoNe lie ATHLeTEs.

The Foundry baseball team kept up ite
reputation yesterday by taking the
closest-played game go far this seas1n BY
sharp fielding at critical moments The
feature Of the game wss circus catch OF
hot liner by Shortstop Jsmison. Van
pslt covered second In Higgins style and
Ed Taylor struck out Although the Out
ting Shop team put up a6rst class game
is was outclassed. The score:
Foundry ...:....-.............0 0 Ia
Cutting Shop p.............4..0 o Q 0rl-s
RAtteries-White and Taylor; Newloye and
Countiss. Umpire-Bush. ~
There WAS etirring-up among the
Stoeckle Senate players yesterday,
Joseph McNulty has been released anc
Benjamin Short has been signed to 81
the gap.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
THOMAS r. sAYARo ALI RIGHT.
Samuel Bancroft s-3R He Is as Good an
American ss Any man Living.

Samuel Bancroft s-lR He IL as Good an
American as Any Man Living.
The Washing Post this morning says;
The friends OF Minister Baysrd haven I
wavered in their affection and regard for
him By reason OF the assault made upon
him in the House OF Representatives.
said Samuel Bancroft, one of the leading
cItizsns Of Wilmington, at tine Arlington.
"Mr BRyard Is as good Rn American
as any man living He has never failed
to demonstrate his love of country and
respect for It's institutions, all partisan
assertions to fbe contrary n0twithstand
Ing | happened 20 know that he is ae
much admired abroad for his genuine
AmericaDism as for sny other of his many
estimable traits at ell times snd IN all
p'acss he bss bsen his natural self-sn
American gentleman With TO guile or
hypocrisy and any attempt TO Iut him
Ia different category ARISES from igno
rance OF his real character
Evening journal., 1896-05-16

Pattern No 30. 0.3l7-Boy's Blouse
Walst: This stylish design foR a boys
Hhlrt waist Is made Of white percale. II
Is cut with the usual seams and has .
stitched box plsit down tho csntro front
Buttons and buttonholes or tiny studs
may be used, as desired A rourd tnrn
over collar finishes the neck. while q
convenient pocket Ia placed on the left
d. Of the front Ths sleeves ara made
with stitched caps and end under narrow
cuff
GlDRham. percale. cambrlc, plque,
chambray are snitabls for this wsist.
No. 90 3I7:-Boy's Blouse Waist re-
qurss for medium size p ward material
27 inchss wide, or yards 30 Inches wide.
Cut In hys szss, 3. A. 8, 9 and years.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
M. 3,03s 7.o7 p. m.
MAILs ARRIYE.

la. m. From Wilmington, Philadelphia and
the North; From Baltimore and the South;
From the Peninsula.
IL 40 8. m.-From Wilmington, Philadelphia
and the North; From Baltimore and the
South.
|30 p. m.-From the Peninsula; From Will
mington and the North: From Baltimore
ana the South.
|25 D.. n.-Hrom Wilmington only; From
Baltimore ana the South.
MAILS CLOSE.
|a. m.-F r Philadelphia and Wilmington.
For the Peninsula; For BaltimoSe and
Washington.
, 30 q. rn.-For Philadelphia and Crisfeld.
railway postoface; For the Pentnfula; For
the North. tEas
no p. m,-For Wilmington. Philadelphia
and the North; For tie PeniIlaula: For
Baltimore ard the South. (No registered
mail sent sou th of Dover1
10 p. m.--For Wilmington. Philad elphia and
the North; For Baltimore and the South,
--------------
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
STATE OF ONO, CITY OF TOLEDO,
f.rrfs AC lFnrrNrt.t -

FRANK j luHENRY makes oath that he is
the senior partner Of the firm Of #. J. CHEEFY
q Co., doing business IA the City of goled0.
County aud State Aforesaid and thst said firm
will pay The sum OF ONE HUN pRFD DOL
LARS for each and Every case OF Catsrrh
that c<nnot be cured by The usr Of HAIL's
CATARRH CURE. FRANK J CHENEY.
sworn 10 before me and subscribed in my
p essence, this 9th uaS of Decemh II A. ID. 1856
fsr.,, A. w. GLEA~ON
Notary Public
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internally and
acts directly on the blood ana mucous sur
faces of the system. Send for testimonials
free FL. CHENEY * CO., Toledo. U.
Eag- Sold By Druggists. 75c.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
Ssie. n ! DsI. bay.
3 20 QI.
IT. w. MACNEAL
g. TAYLOR


This cast adrlft message can be seen
OF the New Castle EVENING JOURNAL
Office, No. IL Court House
The young folks had merry time at
Mrs. H Shilling's, No 688 CLARK street,
the other evning, it being the birthdsy
Of her daugter Mary. This following s
made up the company; Annie Moran
Lizzie Rogers, Mamie Aud, Annie Rog
ers, Sadie Stewart. BERTHE Stewart, Julis
Leonard Alfreta and Berthe Sparks,
Tessie and Annie Hardy, John Leonsrd
Joseph Keenan,, George Weldon, Will,
Jester, Mauuel Shilling Willie Moran
Robert B-ntton. William Auld, Jobr
Keenan, and Ssmuel Lynch ol
Wilmington.
Tho Viokery Senate viii play two
games Of ball to day, one ID the morning
and one in the afternoon.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
ANNOYED BY UECLEAg CUTTERS.
Dobbirsvliie People Arc Uttering vigorous
Protests against Them Martin Leonard
Finds nsossaEs From the Deep.
lecial Correspondence Evening journal. /.


special Correspondence Evening journal.
DoBBIEsvILLB May 16 The residents
In this village are looking forward to the
time, whom the Board OF Health will
make It's appearance. or In other words,
when 1t VIII have the cutters cleaned
] he general condition OF things here Ia
unimproved. The longer it is pot off the
worse it gets. Going In the rosd from
Dobbinsyille to New Castle, on a warm
day the stencil that arises from these
cutters ia almost overpowerlng II this
is not given the proper attention il will
be miracle that no contagious disease
makes itself known.
The Dobhinsville Bay Club will hold
another important mseting Sunday. 1t
has abandoned tae proposed yacht cruise,
and this meeting will be for making
arrangements to take up recreation Ia
another way. Probabilities are that IL
NAV be hack ride
Yesterday Martin Leonard came In
possession Of culio. in shape OF bottle
with piece OF paper enclosed on the
Inside With the following hurried
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
Go to aravell'a for best gasoline.
nIr. sImpaon,s Lost EfasIa ht.

William w. Simpson, who was stricken
blind while at lis work superintendinR
the Delaware Iron Works shipping, is
still In total darkness at his home on
Delaware street. Mr. Simpson has a
host Of friends and Is besleged With
callers or irqalrlss as to his condition.
he Ia Mason OF high degree.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
Fresh vegetables every lay, Thompson
PIonio Of Prlmars scholars.

The NJ. K Sunday school primary de
part under the superintendency OF
Mrs M. p. Challenger. will 20 on It's
annual woods picnic on the +. II. T.
Clark farm next Wednesday. The party
will leave for the woods about a, IA.
Nearly 200 picnickers are expected in
this party.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
CIty County in special session

President Morrison has called a special
meeting OF CITY Council for 10 night, at
thesMayor's elise at o'clock. TIE city
fathers are to hssr the report OF City
Assem- or James B Barr. who has abont
completed and will submit his sssesu :
ment lists for 1896 Council will slso
decide when iC can sit Rs court Of ap
ueRlg
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
TAhen to Philadelphla for Treatment

Tahen to PhiladeIphIa for Treatment.
Mrs. Charles Willis, of North Third
street, who has been seriously i'll, was
taken TO Philadelphia yesterday by DR..
Il. Fgbout snd Miss Emily Rodney.
Mrs. Willis Is 10 q serious condition from
internal abscess. with which she has
besn suffering for several weeks She
will be treated at the Poiyclinic
Hospital. M stat +.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
A osrp weighing sI1ty-iour Pounds.

Yesterday John Hyde and William
Guilfoil made haul with their seine In
the dyke, not one o. them thinking at
the time that they would land any valu
able quantity Of FISH, In the haul they
found fifteen carp, ard one of the num-
Der weighed sixty four pounds This s
one Of the biggest carp that has been
csught In this dyke.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
Mr.. BIges's Narrow Escape.

Alexander Blggs, the well-known
dairyman and tenant Of the Stockton
farm, New Castle Common, was suddenly
attacked with heart trouble at hIs hlme
After serious spell, he revived and is
going about again 10 day.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
lookout Tor nIistaken mail.

The two houses rebuilt by Thomas ].
Gravell, MOI. 1877 and 129 HARMONY
street, are row ready for occupancy. on
Monday family OF Turner's Mill occupy
No. 1877 aid another family OF Turner'S
will move into 1879 The families are not
related. except, possibly having had the
same forefather in Eden. James Turner
will bve at No. 127 and Charles Turner
at No. 1894
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
Invited to Deliver tho BaccaIaureate.

Rev. X. M. Munson, rector Of human.
uel Church, New Clstle, and OhaplSin of
the Delaware National Guerd. has been
inviiiad to deliver the baccAaureate ser
mon at st, Johns Coils gs, Annapolis,
Nd. The Bishop OF Delaware was, it is
said, FIRST invited, but could not accspt
at his ti4ne. s-s
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
SURVEY NOW COMPLETE
Party of Engineers Mapping
Out the Trolley Road.
TRACKS WILL Bs LAID.AT ONCE

Bat Cars May Not be Run over the Line
Before Next General Assem- bly, ,Unless
Power Gan Be Leased From tho VIII
mington CITY Railway 90 rnpapy-Four
Miles From Eden Park.
Surveyors this morning completed as
far as Third ard Delaware streets, the
work OF going over the proposed route of
the New Castle Wilmington electric rail
way. They are now ct work In town
attracting tbs greatest curiosity. Trolley
talk has now bacome all absor bin 2, fore
Ing out AddIcks aud baseball
or the party Of civil engineers, George
F. r. Wanger and Frank Fryer, or
Pottstown Pa, and, Theoaors Werle. Of
Wilmington, are registered to day at the
Js siferson House
When seen there last evening BY rep
rssentatiyes Of the press, they stated that
while they had been greatly handicapped
by the road scrapng and repairing now
going on along the centre of thu route,
they have covered stretch OF nearly
-four miles Ia four days. The engineers
began their work OF stake driving ut
Eden Park. the tel minus OF the Whining
ton City Railway' Company's lines, and
continued on toward the Court House at
New Castle.
1--WE aimed to drive stakes every 100
feet Of the survey said Civil Engineer
Wanger, ''but the road scrsping Inter
iered and In come places the distance had
to be heightened TO 100 yards. Ws have
completed the preliminary survey along
the west side OF the road
Mr. Warla uava that ha has heav,
church going man all his life. but he
cannot conscientiouely sally forth TO q
place Of worship to morrow He has had
70 answer SO many questions this week
that, to get rid OF bis tormentors, he
told tales that would have made Isaac
Walton or Tom Pepper blush.
President William Morrison OF City
Council said last night that there ls q
sentiment strongly opposing the usur
patton OF any public road for railway
purposes Of any kind The survey ore,
however, rsporb that formers all aloEg
the route are delighted ht the prospects
for road AID. as nine tsnths OF the
citizens OF New Castle would yoto en-
phaiically for the projsct, 1t Is only the
weak voice Of very small minority In
opposition.
xhe Trolley Road Prospects
About 1926 600 has now been sub.
scribed on the venture and this will
insure the completion OF the road from
Eden Park to Delaware street wharf,
New Castle. As soon as the surveyors
have finished, the track layers will begin
work as already announced
Thus far the only UNPLEASANT news
concerning this new electric lire Is that
II viii not be put into operation before
nsxt Spring, airhough the track is to be
tinishsd In July This will follow, aad
no polls will be erected unless some
amlcable arrangement can be made with
the Wilmington City Electric Rail way
Company to supply electricity from the
Eden Park trolley. This will not be
merging with the Wilmington City but
simply leasing power from It,
After that, nothing further will be
done toward power house or expensive
rolling stock until the new Legislature
can bs brought up from Dover aud shown
what great obstacles overhead bridges
are
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
Paint--Masury'a paints. ThOmpson's

Kiowa Medicine Company, which Is
located on South Third street. gave an ex
ceptlonally strong performances last night.
Entire change Of program tonight Ad
mission 10 cents. Rolling Thunder has
m, define TO sell during the day.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
sTEAMBOAT-TlNrE TABLE.

teamer Major ,Reybold leaves Salem daily
except S1nday at o Al; Delaware City,
$780, New Castle. 8 90 B.. M. Arriving IN
Philadelphia at ii o'clock.
.eturning leaves Philadelphia &c 2.30 arriy-
ing st New Castle at 5 80 p. ID. sas
ingle tickets from New Castle to Philadel-
phia, 30 cents; excursion tickets so cents,
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
Az Eneounlsr wlth Axe and can.

Two Front street property owners
became involved in a quarrel over a
porch enolosure early last evening and
nelghbors had to interfere just In time to
prevent personal encounter. An axe
boat hook aud double.b barreled gun
figured Ia the melee.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
STYLISH BLOUSE WAIST FOR a BOY

TO Get This Pattern FiIi Out tho Coupon
and Send IL TO the Evening journal
Onico with Ten Gents.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
SPECIAL NOTICES

#NrEw CASTLE LAUNDRY DOES THE
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ID OYS WANTED 10 SELL THE NEW
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Evening journal., 1896-05-16
TRAINQ ARRTVp

Borth-l2 %. 1926, ll26 a. M. 3.03. 4. "A, Q rs
7.07.i10. D. m.
South-S Sj3l, 945, 11.02 q. M, AZ .. m.
TRAINS LEAVE.
aorth6 30, 8 81, s45. ll02 q. M, LIS. 5.a5. e44,
10.14 p. m.
|outh-s.2e a. m. 8.O3, .07 p. m.
Evening journal., 1896-05-16
lew CASTLE ADVERTISEMENTS

NEW CAsTLE. MAY l6. 1896.