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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-19
HISBROTHER'S SINS.
David Heath, of Springfield, W. Va.
IN Jail at Cumberland, Because He
Looks Like His Brother Will

Special TO the Register.
Cumberland, Nd, August 1S.-Dayid
Heath. of Springfield, ". Va, is in jail
because he looks like his brother. Two
years ago VIII Heath. It is alleged,
wronged a girl in this city, and a war
rant was sworn out for his arrest. To-
day his brother came to town for the
purpose Of settling the matter. He
frs, went TO the justice before whom
the warrant was sworn out, but being
unable 10 compromise the case, he went
70 The girl. He looked so much like
h.s brother that the girl believed him
to be the one that had wrOnged her
and caused his arrest. Her sister also
swore that he was the one for whom
the warrant was out, and so he was
committed to jail, and will have TO ap-
ply for a writ Of habeas corpus, to get
released. People acquainted with the
TWO young men state that the wrong
man is in jail Heath is of a prominent
family and the matter has created
sensation. Friends will probably bal
him out tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-19
THE BRYANS
Regaining Their Prime Condition.
The Presidential Candidate Feeling
Fine and Ready to Enjoy Life for a
Few Days.


UPPER RED HOOK. n. Y. August IS.
Candidate William J. Bryan's mail be
gan to come in at this point to-day and
there was quite a bundle of it this morn
ING when Mr.. Bryan arose. at a later hour
than usual for him. He found a great
many of the letters to contain invitations
from various cities TO speak. He said:
This is the very reason why don't want
my route made known. | shall speak at
as many places as possible and as often
as the campaign committee desires me,
but | can't stop at every place"
Syracuse. y. Y. IS one OF the cities tnat
is urging Mr.. Bryan to stop. Mayor Ma
gure wrote only yesterday urging that
on the way east, Mr.. Bryan stop and
make an address. Several other large
cities have sent urgent invitations TO the
candidate to speak within their borders.
Mr.. Bryan may decide to stop for an
hour at Syracuse on his way west next
week. if the campaign committee thinks
it will not detract from the Buffalo
speech.
This village is striving this morning TO
regain its usual quietude. Two thousand
spectators were present last night and
the hotel keeper remarked sagely this
morning that there amt been so many
people here since Martin Van Buren vis-
tied here" and this statement recalls
what is historical fact that the only other
presidential nominee that ever got so far
in this part of the country or visited this
particular spot was Martin Van Buren.
Mr. and Mrs. Bryan, Mr.. and Mrs Per-
rine went to Spring Lake this afternoon
on a fishing expedition. Tomorrow or
Thursday Mr. Bryan will take trip over
the river into the Catskills. Mrs. Bryan
is looking and feeling better already after
the two days trip, and Mr.. Bryan's voice
was in prime condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-19
WHAT LIZ To1 MEANS.

WE DEMAND the free and unlimited
coinage of both gold and silver at the pres
snt legal ratio of 1 q To 1. without waiting
for the aid or consent of any other nation.
we demand that the standard silver dollar
shall be "A full legal tender equally with
gold for all debts. public and private -
Democratic National Platform, 1896.
Free coinage means that silver and
gold bullion shall be coined without
charge by the United States m.nts.
Unlimited coinage means that all the
gold and all the silver presented at the
United States minis shall be coined into
money.
The ratio Of 16 to means that the
number of grains Of pure silver in a sill
yer dollar shall be sixteen times the
number OF grains Of pure gold in gold
dollar.
By full legal tender is meant that
when A debtor offers either gold or sill
yer to a creditor in any sum whatever
the creditor is bound 10 accept the same
and discharge the debtor from his
liability.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-19

Umstead for Delegate Chicago and
Wheeling Platforms and Candidates In
dOrsed.
Special to the Register.
New Mardnsville, w. Va. August IS.
The Democratic convention for the
WeJzel-Tyler delegate district met to-
day. The convention was called 10 or
der by Committeeman Benz. Welch Rev.
ID. NJ. Ics was made temporary chair
man. and Marion Moore secretary. The
usual committees were then appointed.
WeJzel county was given is votes and
Tyler county II votes.
Nominations being called for, S. r..
Martin, Of New Mar,insyille, named
Judge George W. UmsJead, whose nom
inauon was seconded by James H..
Sharp and MarOn Moore.
b. b. Newman named W. T. Sidell, Of
New MarJinsville. Rev D. NJ. Ice sec
onded the nomination.
Mr. Sidell withdrew and moved the
nomination of Judge Umstead be made
by acclamation, which was carried.
Judge George H. Umstead, whose nom
The nomination is a very strong one.
Judge UmsJead is one of the able attor-
neyS Of the WeJzei county bar and Will
make lively campaign.
The convention adopted resolutions
endorsing the Chicago and Wheeling
platforms and nom neeS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-19
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
Cumberland Nd, August 1S.-Wm.
Wilmer, of Woifsville, does not fear
reptiles and fondles the yenemous rat
tier and copper-head as a mother would
her child. This practice he has kept
up ever since he was twelve years OF
age. The other day Wilmer was seen
with a box with a glass top and the
sides bored full of holes. He drew back
and displayed four-foOt rat,ler which
quivered its tail until the row Of twelve
rattles made the usual warning sound
given by rattle snakes when they have
on their war paint. Mr.. Wilmer said
the snake was fifteen years Of age.
He stated that he captured the big rat
tler in the mountains near his home.
The snake was averse to human inter-
ference and fastened upo nthe charmer's
Ihumb, sinking its venemous fangs into
his flesh. Mr.. Wilmer said he didn't
mind it a bit, because he had a remedy
with which he could cure any snake
bite. He applied the remedy, which is
a valuable secret, and in fifteen minutes
the effect Of the bite was counteracted.
Mr.. Wilmer has caught hundreds OF
snakes of all kinds, and has been bitten
quite often, but his most thrilling ex-
perience with snakes, as related by him,
was enough to give one the horrors. He
caught a number OF spotted yipers while
on a visit in the mountains OF Pennsyl-
yania, and let the reptiles bite him on
the arm, from which they hung in a
wriggling mass. Only the other day
he was surprised by a big rattler whila
picking berries in the mountains, and
as the snake sprang at him he leaped
forward and caught il with his hands.
Snake catching. according to Mr.. Wit
mer, is profitable business, as he finds
sales for all the ratJlers he catches at
prices ranging from $3.50 to So a piece.
His old grandmother, he said, who had
copper-heads and rattlers for pets,
would walk among thsm in her bare feet
and do other things which few dare at
tempt with snakes and which, Mr.. Wit
mer says. conferred upon him the power
to handle them. Martin Wilmer, the
father of william, who Is still living,
possesses the same influence on the
members Of the snake family. Mr.. Wit
mer has located a den Of rattlers In the
mountains. and will shortly visit them.
He expects to capture The whole family.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-19
THE POPULIST COMMITTEE
Meets in Washington to Discuss he situa
tion-Democrats Disin Inclined to BE Driv-

Meets in Washington to Discuss he situa
tion-Democrats Disincli to BE Driv-
en-.
Washington, D. c., Aug. Ex-senator
Butler, chairman of the Populist nation
al committee, and other members or the
executive committee, arrived to-day TO
attend the meeting of the Populist man
ayers called for this afternoon.
Only five of the executive committee
are here, the others having sent ex-
cuses. 1t was decided that the national
headquarters would be in Washington,
and it is probable that the rooms in
Wormley's adjoining the Democratic
headquarters VIII be secured.
The executive committee will listen
to no proposition looking TO the VITA
drawal of Tom Watson from the ticket.
Another matter to be settled is the
notification of Watson. Mr.. Butler is
chairman of the notification committee.
He SAYS that nothing definite has been
arranged.
The situation in North Carolina is
very interesting, and was the suDJscI
of several conferences. JOsephus Dam
iels. of the Democratic national COM
mittee from North Carolina, came mere
to see If an arrangement could be MADE
among The party leaders TO bring about
an adjustment OF the diflicu.ues IN thaI
STATE. Mr.. Danisls had conference
with Senator Jones, and Chairman Johes
and Butler then conferred.
One Of the Democratic leaders spoke
very positively abou, tn matter. he
said shat f Mr.. Butter thought ne nad
the Democrats n a tight place and could
drive a hard bargain with them, ne
would find they would not stand II:
They did not propose TO be Du4uozeu
into giving up everything.
The appearance Of Senator M!tchell,
of w. score!n. at Nationa, Congressional
Headouarters was an occasion f0r con-
graduation. II was announced seVerai
days ago that Senator Mitchell Wouid
support Bryan, but this is he hrst ap-
paarance of the Senator at the com
m.t;ee headquarters of which he is
member. Senator Mitchell always Las
been pronounced a gold nan.
Senator Jones and Senator Batter
discussed the situation in North Caro-
lima and talked about the situation IN
several other States. The Democrats
are not ntisfied with the fusion pro-
pcs. ons in severa, Southern States and
on the other hand, the Populists Go
not ike the offers which have been
made them in some Of the Western
States. It is not likely any definite con-
clus. .cls will be reached until after the
return Of Senator Jones from Chicago.
After this conference the executive
committee of the Populists went into
session. The meeting was devoted to
receiving reports and 10 an interchange
of views. It was thought that the ses-
sion m ght ,ast for two or three days.
At the Democratic headquarters to-
day there was a delegation from Geor-
ga. consisting of Capt. Evan Howell,
Clark Howell and Congressman Living
ston. These all declared there was not
the least doubt about Georgia going
Democratic, in the State election N Oc-
tober and in the presidential e.ection.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-19
JUDGE FAULKNER RENOMINATED
For Judge OF the Thirteenth judicial Cir
cult. By the Democrats

cpcN-di 10 lIe ReSlSlel.
MarJinsburg, w. Va, August 1S.-The
Democratic Judicial convention of the
Thirteenth judicial circuit. composed Of
Berkeley, Jefferson and Morgan coun-
ties, was held at Berkeley Springs to-
day, and Judge E. Boyd Faulkner was
renOminaJed by reclamation. Forrest w.
Brown presided. and w. NJ. Travers, in
q complimentary speech, put Judge
Faulkner in nomination. When noti-
fed of the action of the convention,
Judge Faulkner appeared and made
speech accepting the nomination and
puc himself in line with the gold stand
ard Democrats who were going TO sup
port Bryan and SewaI. Judge Faux
ner will have no opposition from the
Republicans. as they will not nominate
a candidate for judge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-19
A BAD YACHTING ACCIDENT.
Baron Won Zedwitz Killed In Collision
Sen

Baron Won Zedwitz Killed in Collision
at south sea.
SOUTH SEA, August 1S.-Ailsa, Brit
ANNA. Satanita and Meteor started this
morning. Not long after the start Mete-
or collided with Baron Won Zedwitzs
American yacht Isolde. The latter was
dismastcd. several Of her crew knocked
overheard and Baron Won zedwitz was so
seriously injured by falling rigging that
he was taken TO the hospital at Ryde un-
conscious. where he died shortly after.
Baron Won Zedwitz was German privy
councillor and a member of both the
Reichstag and the Prussian dict He has
been in parliament for about twenty-five
years. was a leading authority on finance.
Although comparatively young man, he
was unanimously recommended in 1880 for
the post of Minister of Finance. but was
not appointed because the Emperor had
taken a fancy to DR.. MIGUEL.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-19

CETTINJE. Montenegro, August IS
Vitterio Emanuele. prince of Naples, eld-
est son and heir apparent of the King
of Italy. is betrothed TO Princess Helene
of Montenegro. third daughter of the
reigning Prince of Montenegro. The
Princess. VINO was born January S, 1913,
is beautiful. of fine physique. highly edu-
Gated and is not accustomed to luxury or
even to much com fort. In fact. she hard
ly knows what it is to have pin money or
a wardrobe allowance. She has been
brought up in the style Of Highland
Chieftain's daughter OF the last century,
and was at one time announced engaged
to King Milan, of Servia.
The Prince Of Naples, whose matrimo-
NAL prospects have been commented up
on in the newspapers for years past and
who has at some time or other been re-
ported engaged to nearly every unmar-
ried princess in Europe. including Prln-
cess Maud of Wales and Princess Alex
andra of Saxe-Coburg and Gotha; first
met Princess Helene at Venice and was
greatly struck with her beauty. AS the
princess was held in reserve as a wife
for the present Gar, in case the
Hessian match was not consumma-
ted. the Gar. naturally. is greatly
interested in her future and will in all
probability bestow upon Montenegro fur
ther marks of his appreciation which may
or may not take the form OF arms, am
munition, etc, as was the case not long
ago.
The Prince of Naples. as is well
known, has entertained a strong dislike
for marriage. It has been pointed out
that he IS not blessed with a strong con-
stitution. although it is not known that
there is anything orsanically wrong
about him. But perhaps his morbid SEN
timent on the subject can best be express
ed in words attributed to him when dis
cussing his health. He said:
- shall never marry" When pressed
for a reason he replied: 81 will not give
Italy n hunchback King
His uncle. Prince Oddonc, was hunch-
back and otherwise deformed. and this
seems to have made serious impression
on the sensitive mind of the young prince.
who otherwise is pronounced to be most
amiable and worthy young man.
The objection of the Prince Of Naples
to marriage has been so strong that spec
ulation ha,. it that he would resign his
succession to the throne In favor of King
H,mbert's nephew. The Duke of Aosta.
who was married last year to Princess
Helen. of Orleans. daughter of the late
Count of Paris. and who has been looked
upon in some quarters as the possible fut-
ure King of Italy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-19
TEAAs DEMOCRATS.

FORTH WORTH. Tex. August IS
lHr Democratic State convention was
called Co order at noon to-day. The con-
N.anon is strongly for free silver. Ali
son Nayued and John II. Reagan are
1.-,'o Tor TWO of the commissioners. and
''e --At for the third is between Mccall
.'' storey r. NJ. Johnson. of the Hous-
''" ioS' was elected temporary chair
man OF The convention by a unanimous
vote.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-19
GAZETTE GUESSED RIGHT.
Bryan VIII r. elected and the Causes

BRYAN VIII r. elected and the Causes
--'~ WI - Vim Cr~-'l"
LONDON, August 1S.-The St. James
G..4c,,u ,nls dl,efnOOn publishes col
umn leading article pointing out that
Bryans chance of election to the presi-
dency of the United States is not hope
less, concluding with remarking:
1T is impossible to doubt that thou
sands of Americans will vote for Bryan
and free silver mainly because they think
It will mean a deadly blow to English cap
italists and hnanciers. who are supposed
to have sucked the gold from the country
and impoverished its artisans and farm
ers."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-19
MARRIED AT PARKERsBURG.

Special to the Register.
PARKERSBURG. w. Va. August IS
Mr.. Arthur L. Thayer. of Baltimore, and
Miss Mabel Niswander. daughter of Mr.
and Mrs. George w. Niswander' were
married here tonight at the brides home
on Murdoch avenue. Miss Niswander IS
a prominent young society lady and pos
sessed many charms. They left tonight
on an extended bridal tour Of the eastern
cities
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-19
CRISP IN POOR HEALTH.

Believes Bryan aud Sewau VIII BE Elect
ca. hut Can DO Little Campaigning.
LOOKOUT MOUNTAIN. Tenn. August
Speaker Charles r. Crisp arrived
at Lookout Inn last night. He is suffer-
ing considerably from heart affection. He
says that while confident that Bryan will
Dee elected. he viii not be able to take
much part i'm the campaign on account Of
LL. moor hnalth.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-19
TEN los AT SEA.

PHILADELPHIA. August 1S.-Accord-
ins 20 private odvices received in this
city to-day ten of the crew Of 21 men
OF the British bark Flora p. Stafford
which was burned at sea several weeks
ago. perished. The vessel. although sail
ing under the English dag was owned
principally i'm this city
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-19
FIVE REPORTED KILLED
by the Dropping of an Elevator In a '''o
Shaft at Butte, Mont

by the Dropping OF an Eie'A'o' u"
Shaft at Suite, Mont
BULLETIN.
Butte, Mont, August 1S.-Fiye rea
are reported killed and others inJHf'I
by a falling cage in the ST. Lawrence
mine near this city.
The extent of the accident and Joss ''
life will not be known until moii..-
ing 10 Instructions in the shaft.
cident was caused by breakuf o'
cable reel and the cage dropr.'A
lightning speed TO the bottom of tN'
a distance of 1900 feet, car1'n-
Foreman Ryan. John Manning '''--'
Campbell and two other men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-19
WAS BOUND TO DIE.

H0. Springs, Ark. August 1S.-Earlv
yesterday morning J. c. Williams. q VS.
it0r f-om Montana. stabbed himself in
the breast four times with a knifs. Fall
.ug to end his life in this manner. he
jumped head first into q deep well and
broke his neck.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-19
A SEVERE ACCIDENT.
4 Plowman, Working Sistersvilie Street,
Seriously Injured.

Seriously Injured.
Special to the Register
Slstersville w. Va, August 1S.-A very
serious accident happened to William
Agey. p,owman for Davis and Archer,
the street PAYERS, this morning, that
may result fatally. About eight o'clock
as they were piowing on Water street,
the plow point s,ruck a large rock,
throwing Agey forward with terrible
velocity his head striking on a large
bolt nf0rward end of the pow. forcing
the left cheek bone several inches under
The eve. leaving the eye prouuding. He
could not be treated here on account
of the delicacy Of the operation and was
taken 90 the Wheeling hospital tbs
morning for treatment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-19
A TERRIBLE TRAGLDH'
Henry VIII Murders His "if' VIM
isPIeading with Him 20 Do bo''''

Henry VIII hnrdtrs III'
is sPIeading with Him to DO b'''f'
Louisville, Ky, August l'.- '7,. 55l
Will shot and killed bis VIE "a. N. '-'
Brook street, where she co41','.'
vegetable stand about moo" H.
and then blew out his own DiA.-5' ...,.a
also made a desperate attemp- ~ .t.- -
the life OF his son, Willie, bl- .-. ''''''
went wide Of the mark ,.,.. o,-o-
The murder was parucI.''' .-ss
cious one, and at the very '..D ,.g w..1
shot the poor woman was p'.-'.l5 sora "r,
her half-drunken husband 90 80 nom ,he
md n trv n do better. The son "a9 'n'
only witness OF the tragedy
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-19
G. A. R. ENCAMPMENT.
Parade for Veterans only-The Boys In
formation Brigade.

St. Paul, Mimi, August 1S.-Letters
thus far received warrant the estimate
that not less than 10000 veterans VIII
be in line in the big G. A. K. parade.
The parade will be for the veterans only,
the commander in chief having ordered
that there shall be nc carriages. COM
mander in Chief Walker will arrive sep
tember |. ,-...,
An organization has been perfected
among the high school boys to patroi
the city and give information ana d.
rections to visitors, two boys being sla-
toned at each street corner theH
marked white cap notifying the yeter,
ans that any needed help is to be had
free OF charge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-19
GOOD USED PIANO s165.

We have a Dark Rosewood Piano,
ia octaves, in perfect condition, with
ont a scratch or mar, in fact looks as II
inst from factory, which We ofer at
s165.OO.
l A F. W. DAUMER co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-19
TWO MEN DROWNED.

PITTSBURG, Pa. August 1S.-A skiff
in which were three men. was capsized
in the Ohio this morning by the waves Of Il
passing steamer. and two were drowned
William Hickman and Thomas Shaugh-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-19
WILL ADDRESS THE FARMERS.

Medina. n. Y. August 1S.-William J.
Rrvan has consented to address the
farmers Of Orleans county at their an
nual picnic at Lewis Grove on the after
noon of August 2S, the day after speak
ing at Buffalo.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-19
A "REPREsENTAT1vE" MEETING.

BTLLOWs FALLS. Vt. August IS
There were As persons present at to-day s
gold bug mass State convention. Dele
gates to indianapolis were selected.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-19
no TROUBLE EXrEcIHD'

PHILADELPHIA, August -, Rad,
Hayes. President Of the o. NJ ts
blowers Association, speai".- and
meeting between the manu- Ni'....,,. any
workmen. said he did not an'' a4-
trouble The men ask pe' 1-r
vance. while the empi'y'''
cent. reduction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-19

ruver Silent
ok. \. Y. August IS
for the first time since
TaursJOn, as alleged,
yan) was in the en-
rs, made an official
Ii a challenge to the
4n Committee to come
and accuse HIM or for
attention had been called
5versy between Senators
and Stewart and he deter
a-a.ga. to settle the matter, if
He therefore demanded an
which h. says he viii re-
aas Of his private Life and
affairs. OF silence.
tonight.
have already denied this charge
occasions. but the re.,erauon
aa-o- Tbu-s-ou. a distinguish
resident Of my own State, justified
answering +, again. have new
any time or under any circuE-
sess been in the employ Of aly nine
owners Individually or collectively. di-
ray orInd.rec,ly. nor have lever been
10 the employe Of or paid by aug biz
mmluc league or ASSOCIATION. Aside
f.om myed.to-al salary Of about $3.50 Per
month. PAID by the Omaha Wor,d-Her-
aid. and q small amount derived from
the legal profession, my income since
my retirement from Congress has be9n
derived entirely from lectures before
Caaglua, Lyceum AID lecture bu-
-,5rs which have usr,.,v 77i5 msa fix
"a sum and from c7r-rf5r.io, made nv
t.s ps8r,s s-ts localities where T have
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-19

SIMMER one OF our grand chi'-
.as s.ck With a severe bowel
Our doc-or'S remedies had
-en we tried Chamberlain
o--.sra and and Diarrhoca Rem
"-.ca gave very speedy relief
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-19
THEY PLAY WITH SNAKES,
A Remarkable Family, Living Near
Cumberland, Nd.

William Wilmer Impervious to the
Venom Of Rattlers and Copper.
heads-Allows Spotted vipers to
Sink Their Fangs Into His Arms
and Hang There, With Bodies
Wriggling in the Air.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-19
NOT IN AB'' ,>1 ANSWERED
BOurke : xS5os Address Unworthy
80 If the Man,
Grating That With all His

7 Crating That With all His
\ as, His Logic. His Power Of
Keen Perception, His OratOrical
and Rhetorical Prowess, He is
But a Weakling When in the
Wrong - Mr.. Bryan's Presenta-
ton of the Peoples Case Still
Stands, Unmoved, and Stronger
than Before.