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BAYLOR. r. W. II. e.
Bean. n d. Baltimore. Nd.
Bell Daniel. Marshall. No ltc.I
Berry. Charles. fd)
BOuhan Edward. (d)
Butler. j. d.. Charles Town. ". Va.
Casrcmau, R06t.. CO. Castiemans Ferry
1s.
Callahan. Fcrd., Va.
Couklyn. q. C.. Charles Town. ". Va.
Cooke B. ~ Irimbee. by.
Coleman. John. Waco, Texas. lr.)
Copeland. Philip. (tc.) Baltimore. Nd.
Conrad j. NJ. Baltimore. Nd.
Conrad Morris (d-l
Crane. jas e.. lic.) No.
Crane. jos. RO yoke. Va.
COOkus, Robt. Brooks Gap. Va.
GRAFTON. Geo Cd
COTle. Jas. W. do
Craighil. R0bt. T.. lic.) Lyuclolr-. IA,
poveubergcr. DauI., (lC.) Benedict, Ne0-
Easierdav. J. H.. Charles Town, W. Va.
yesterday. Ju0. s.. Charles Town, ". Va
Eddius. IT, 4. tlc. H.
English. ". D.. CD Oakland. Cal
Faughndcr. DanL &c. d.
Faughnder. Fent0n. No.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-01-15

Just as We are about to 60 to press We are
informed Of the death last night of Mrs. Sarah
Jane Webster, widow Of the late Thomas D.
Webster. For years past she has been an in
vslid-a great sufferer, having rheumatism Of
an aggravated form. She wa member of
the Presbyterian Church. What q happy
transition for her-from bed Of agonizing suf-
fering to the companionship Of the multitude
which came out Of great tribulation, and have
washed their robes, and made them white in
the blood Of the Lamb,
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-01-15

Fry. Jos d.. M.ddievav. W. Va.
Galiaher. Jas y 10. ~
Gailaher. !. =. (dj
Gaiiaher. Edward. lL)
Gordon. Alram. &C , MlucLl---r. d.
Gihsor. ~. n. tdl
Graufham Jno. s. M'dd.ewav. ". Na.
Henderson. Chas.. (ir.) Philadelphia, Pa
Henderson. Bott. ,dl
Hcskirt Vim.
Hilbert. John. Waslin-l0u. ID. e..
Hilbert. Geo, Baltimore. Nd.
Howell. John. Charles Town. W. Va.
Hesser. g. f. Slgpherdst0wu. W. Va
Ilofmaster John ~. Benedict. Neb.
Huyeft. r. ID. cd
Hutchinson. Julian. Atlanta &C..
Hunter. III T.. lf)
Isier, C. 81. %
Lakeland z. VI. .d.J
Lewis. b. e.. Middleway. W. Va.
Lewis John l.. M.diiewly, w. Va.
Lewis. David ltl
Lewis. Elisha, NiCi.evay W Va
LOcsc. Vim lt.)
Manning. G.. j.. BiigeW2,er, Va
Naming. O.. L. (t)
Naming 2. J., ('r } Charles Town, w. va
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Important to CIergyn,en.

Clerical permits emitting clergymen to
half rates, issued by the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company for 1855, have been ex-
tended by general order until February %,
1896, aud will be so honored BY agents and
conductors. Similar permits for the year
1896 will be is-ued by the company upon
receipt Of proper application from those en-
titled 10 them.
Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-01-15

Roll Of Co. B, 18th Va, Cavalry,
wa TIE Present Residence Of The
S,Tviciag Members.

o. wounded. % killed. ld) dead.
Baylor. Robt. ". Capt. &c. d.
Rouss, Milton, 1st Lieut., (r.l Ka6letown,
". Va.
Baylor. Geo. End Lieut.. os.) Charles
Town, ". Va
wssbinrtoa, B. C., snd Lieut. Jr., o.
Charles Town, W. Va
Timbeilake, 5. NJ. o. s., New YORK. (lr.)
COnklyn. Jas. t.. 2nd ;. RippOn, W. Va
Trussel. Charles ". 3rd :. a.
Lewis Geo. NJ, 9Th :. I'd
Smith, John ". ist Corp. tt)
Frazier. VIM C.. 2ud Corp. C,c.J summit
Point
chamberlain. Lacien. Srd Corp. Bel Air.
No
Crane Charles fth Corp. (d)
Aisquith. r. NJ, 81. Joseph, No.
Nsq1.fh Wm. (dl
Anderson, Isaac, Bloomfield. Va. tIC.l
Alexander, Charles. al
Alexander. Herbert. (d.l
Averl, VIM. (fl
Bartletr, Jos. a.
Baker ". Il. (d.l
Bauey. Ihaddeus. lt.l
Barringcr james. ld-l
Baylor, i. q. Cd
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81 ~ FlFlI
The
WHEELING REGIS TER,
in all It's editions. is recognized as
THE LEADING NEWSPAPER N WEST
VIRGINIA
A PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STA

A PRESIDENT OF THE UNITED STATES
will be elected next year
The Result Of the Election will be announced
in the Weekly Register November 4th- 1885.
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more intense than any Of its predecessors in
the history Of the country. The Wheeling
Weekly Register, as the leading Democratic
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The Wheeling Weekly Register will be sent
to any address from nov until November 10th,
1895, for
800.
The Weekly Register i al ideal Family
Journal. allied with matter Of special interest
70 the woman. Is many pages contain all the
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For Sale-A Beautiful Home
and Store House.

viii sell or trade ny property On good terms.
This IS the best property IN the town. First
class in every way. VIII Giye time and oar-
vEi1. address LOCK BOX no. l.
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DO l"r
5slms
.g,sp a. Peniz's
rrv Brown & Hoof's instant headaehe
ars. never fails.
blankets. comforts, aanaei., shaWis, skirts,
s. O., Psimbaums'
Glove. pockstbooks, umbrellas &C. so
n p,mbaum & Bros.
Wells. Richardson & Coz oa---. -..or, AL
. ~ N.quiih & Coz.
vr Mud. View assortment just re-
II. Palmbaum Is Bro.
-s a.sormsnt Of haudkerchiei- and
-f.-. a, VI. Palmbaum & Bros.
complete line Of Munyon's HOmoe-
.,s, Remedies Tor salea At Aisquith & Cos.
Tie A.ali,h s. Cos Compound Syrup Of
Whit. Pine and Tar for coughs and colds.
bare, Of fne, large, new msckerel Just
-slsW. :. Merchants price 10 cents
a5
uc. W. Blown gave ten per cent. Of
.s.s. 20 the R0us= Memorial Hall build
FIJI. a1i on Friday.
Tina military company of This town con-
..-9..... BAH on tbe 22nd Of February
.- Ror.s Memorial Hall
uav books. ledgers. 8 i8l line Of blank
t.. stationary, INKS, pens and pencils at
Brown & Ho0F's drugstore
a. Furles in this county, orr the b. 60
ssrriav, q locomotives and several freight
we're wrecked. No person hurt.
r.sssp in stock g ful line OF free school
r opy books. writing tablets, compost
exercise books. at Brown * Hoof 3
-cfo--
Stamped linens. white and eolored, also
from the Decorative Ar, Society Of
Washington. Tor sale BY Miss Anna Camp
en South samuel street..
N-. Marshall Burns ha. housed ,hree
s-.sred f1ur-b0rss wagon loads Of fine river
.H. go se.r-. and ana
-- me JAYS .. -''7''' So
a'- "e.zue' 'l'''' '-.
The ladies Of the BaP,l', talfen VIII give
oyster suppes in Charles Washington Hall
.-e 49, 81. - -
N A--'
Washing q A'e4Anle' gay US " ''. ~
illustrated Calendars Tor $780, o''''s''' ~
The iron represents many onP"D''s .-A-
8-e,-'-.il-.a. and prompt 90 pay oo'is@'
-1s
Parties having ior -A.e ola antique .-'1''
--ra a1l o-d-,ime uo'e.'e' VIII
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t-- and organs No '' ''''1''' ''''''
Charles Town.
thousand pair OF shoes just receivsd-Joo
.. some Dough. az forced sale-ch.idrsn .
misses I0 % G0c., ladies 5jc- 90 Sl.oo
r- pair Thee are below regular cos,
prices - have che 81 - boots ,hs. gave
satisfaction ISIS, year. and boots 10 a.l grades
s-t -r-. .1 sui.a,L Corn potatoes. etc.,
aSa7 IN exchange ior -ood'' at fen'h s..
l-Jamry 2rj. 10 Washington, ID, G.,
R-e W. A. Filter. u. D., of the Central
t-' ,-l1 Church, W. Palmer Morrison
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Miss Alice Twomb y.graudd aughier OF the
late Wm. II. Vanderbilt, died unexpsctea'y
on New Years day.
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Virginia free press. (Charlestown, Va. [W. Va.]) 1832-1916, 1896-01-15

Mr.. John Se.deu, Of this county died at
his home three miles south Of Charles Town,
on Wednesday night last Mr.. Selden had
been in declining health for several years.
He was gentleman diguided and courteous
and hospitsble-indeed, in him were en-
bodied the good qualities of the "old Yir.
ginia gentleman" He was twice married
both times 70 daughters of the late An
drew Kennedy, E-q, of D." Casili=, near town.
His second wife survives him; also several
daughters; Mrs DR.. Stephen cambridge
Kennedy, Mrs R. r Jasper. and Miss Nan
ME X Selden; and three sons, Cary, An
drew K. and john
On Friday afternoon his remains were in
TERED in Zion p f. Churchyard-Reys.
Gravatt and Chrismau officiating
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The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-10
DARING EXPEDITION.
The Steamer Oauntless OF tor
Cuba Again.
CARRIES ARMS AND AMMUNITION,

The Cargo Transferred from the Kate
spencer aud the Three Friends and the
Latter Vessel L. seized by United states
Revenue Gutter Il Details OF an Outrage
Upon au American Citlzen by >paniards
in Cuba Wanton Massacre.
Jacksonville. Fla, Nov. lO--The
steamer Dauntless. which has already
landed three expeditions in Cuba is
off again with a large cargo OF arms
ammunition medicines and supplies
for the insurgents. The Dauntless was
released from custody Saturday morn
ing by the collector of customs Of Fer
nandina. She at once took on a supply
Of coal. but not enough TO attract at
tention of the revenue officials. she
then went down Nassau sound. where
she lay 10 until sundown. Three yawl
boats, manned by seven Cubans each
and towing two fiat boats. boarded
the Dauntless at 8 o'clock The Three
Friends and Kate Spencer joined the
Dauntless, and a number of boxes ana
packages were transferred TO the
Dauntless The steamer. with Captain
John Myers on board, then headed
southeast.
The steamers Kate Spencer ana Three
Friends returned to st. Johns bar, Out
had hardly gotten inside when the rev
enue cutter seized the Three Friends
on charge of aiding an expedition
| against Spain. Lieutenant Hildritch
| Of the Boutwell, was placed on board
and the vessel brought to Jacksonvilie
| This expedition is the most daring ol
any yet undertaken, as the WINDOW
| Boutwell, and Colfax have been sta
| toned in the st. Johns river to pre-
vent any expeditions leaving. and tn
| Raleigh arrived off st. Johns bar sun
day night from Key West to watch nj
i
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-10
CRUEL sPANIARDs.
Outrage Upon an American citizen and
Massacre of CubanS.

Key West, Fla, Nov. 9.-Advices
from Havana by the steamer Olivette'
which arrived Sunday night, give de-
tails of an outrage on an American cit
izen and the murder of nineteen peace
ful Cuban citizens including four
women. by Spaniards The massacre
occurred near san Jose de las Lajas.
I'm Havana province. The Spanish SOL
diers were searching for insurgents
and. falling To find them. began raiding
houses in the vicinity. alleging the in
mates were Cuban sympathizers. The
troops entered the house of Frederick
craycraft OF Indiana. who has been In
Cuba three years as manager OF a su-
gar estate. They ransacked the house
and took nearly 1000 in money. Cray
craft protested that he was an Ameri-
can and showed his citizenship papers
The soldiers cursed him and tore up
the papers and insulted Mrs. Craycratt'
Craycraft rushed to his wife's eid but
was struck down by sword In the
hands of en- officer. and frightfully
wounded. He would have been killed
but for the arrival of superior ofhcer'
who interfered. The Spaniards then
fred all the tenant houses on the es'
tate and shot down nineteen pacif-
jcos." four of whom were women AS
soon as Craycraft was able he reported
| the outrage TO Vice Consul Springer al
| Havana. and that official has cableo
| the facts TO Secretary Olney Severa
| thousand men from the army OF Co
| mez have invaded the province OF Ma
| tanzas. and an attack onMatanzas Cit,
| Is feared. So alarmed is Weyier ina
| he has Withdrawn 1000 soldiers from
| pinar del Rio. wher they have beer
| dehting Alaceo. and hurried them int
| Matanzas to stay the advance ot "o
| fnpz
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-10
Coal Miners on strike.

Jackson, O., Nov. All the coal
mines here are idle. the men going out
Saturday President Ratchford Of the
Ohio miners is here holding conference.
There was a mass-meeting her sun
day night. but no settlement has been
reached. The miners are resisting the
Ascent rate, saying they can barely
live in the region at the 6l-cent rate
The men have been having less than
half time for months and are suffering
now. The trouble is over the differ
entails of different districts in the
state. and it is feared tnat the contro-
versy will cause a general strike OF
many thousands Of miners i'm ONO.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-10
MKINLeY CARRIES KENTUCKY.
Chairman Roberts Puts His Plurality at
fff--Bots Paid.

Louisville. KY. Nov. l0.-The head
quarters Of both Republican and Dem
ocratic campaign committees are
closed. 1t being conceded now that on
the face of the official returns from 1l5
of the 119 counties that Mckinley has
carried the state. The official returns
from the missing counties will not alter
the general result. Chairman Roberts
figures McKinley's plurality at 444.
saying that the official returns from
the four counties viii increase this fig
ure.
On the same number of counties The
Courier-Journal figures the plurality
at 492. and The Times places II at 516.
Bettors who wagered money that Bry-
an would carry the state now concede
that Mckinley has carried Kentucky
by small but safe plurality, and are
paying their bets.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-10
GOVERNORS ELECTED.
Out OF Twenty-four Chosen Thirteen Are
Republican.

Chicago. Nov. l0.-Governors were
chosen In twenty-four states last Tues
day or this number thirteen were
elected by the Republicans. ten on fu-
sion tickets of the Democrats and Pop
ulists. and one on straight Demo
cratic platform. The Democrat VINO
was successful without a fusion ucke'
was l.. w. Tunnel Of Delaware.
The following states elected Repub-
lican governors: Connecticut, Illinois
Indiana, Massachusetts, Michigan
Minnesota. New Hampshire. New YORK
North Carolina. North Dakota. South
Dakota. Wisconsin. and West Virginia
Fusion between the Democrats ano
Populists resulted IN the election OF
governors i'm these states Colorado
Idaho. Kansas, Missouri, Montana, Ne
| braska, South Carolina. Texas. Ten
nesse, and Washington.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-10
we,ler Takes the Field.

Havana. Nov 10.-Captain General
Veyler has taken the field in person
against the insurgents under Antonio
Maceo. in the province of Pinar del Rio'
and reliable news received from the
front indicates that the Spanish col
umns are approaching close TO the en-
envy. General Weyler left Havana
aboard the cruiser Legazpy half an
hour after midnight. his destination be-
ing the port of Mariel. province OF Pm
ar del Rio. From Mariel he VIII go
southwark by the highway to the town
Of Artemisa. and along the line OF the
trocha. Strong reinforcements are be-
ing embarked to support the captain
general i'm the operations now In prog
ress against the insurgents.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-10
FIERCE CONFEDERATION
She Town OF Spencer, In West virginia
Almost Destroyed.

Pittsburg. Pa. Nov. 10.-The town or
Spencer, w. Va, was almost destroyed
by fire Sunday night. Thirty-nine
stores and houses were burned. The
fire started in a room over simmons q
Co.'S general store and swept along the
main business street. leaving destruc-
ton I'm its path. The people were ter
ror-stricken and thrown into a panic.
The fire started at ll:0i o'clock at night
and burned until late Monday morning.
The total loss is estimated at 100000.
The asylum building. being across the
creek from Spencer. was out OF dan
ger, but the fire could easily be seen
by the inmates, and the attendants
had their hands full in handling the pa
tlents, who were greatly frightened
and terror stricken.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-10
,.o,,,.n, to, the Hatticship Texas.

New York, Nov 1O.-The battleship
Texas. while lying at the Cob dock.
Brooklyn navy yard, Monday morning
had an eighteen-inch hole stove in her
side. caused by the breaking OF her
seacock. and she now lies on the bot
tom of the dock with her engine room
full of water. The Chapman Derrick
and Wrecking company were notified
of the accident and have sent their
wrecking tugs William II. Chapman
and RustIer and the tugs w Lewis
and Astoria to the navy yard to raise
the sunken battleship.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-10

San Francisco Nov. 10.-The women
who fought so well for the right of suf-
frase in California are highly elated at
the result of their contest, as shown by
the latest returns. which are now com
plete. incomplete returns from all
counties shown that the Suffrage
amendment received. in round num-
bers. 50 600 votes. while $4,000 were cast
against il. The state outside the bay
counties gave a majority of nearly 5000
for the amendment The suffrage lead
ers feel sure of victory two years
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-10
Killed by a Folding bed.

Chicago. Nov. 10.-Warren Il. Mason
az 14o South Lincoln street. CONNER
cial traveller. died at his home Monday
morning from the effects OF his folding
he'd closing up on him Sunday. Mr..
Mason was Just getting out Of the bed
Sunday morning. his feet had reached
the floor and he was almost slttlng IN
an upright position. when the BED teii'
catching him in its grasp HIS reia-
tives were aroused by his cries ana ran
to his assistance, but only temporary
relief could be afforded him, Tor MS
back was broken and there was no
hone of his recovery.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-10
wolcott Aslsea to Re,Isn.

Denver. Nov. 10.-Senator + Q. VOL
colt. who has been called upon 20 re-
sign by a petition of over $1,000 voters.
pavs no attention to the threats Of the
petitioners that they Will try TO get
hearing at the Opening OF congress ne
announces that be Is for international
bimetallism and viii vote with the he-
publicans on all questions. including
those affecting the currency OF tne
country. purins tAs. late campaign he
was the moving spirit in the Mckinley
faction of this state. and now STANDS
in a decided minority so far as MS
constituents are concerned.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-10
senator from Alabama.

Montgomery, Ala. Nov. l0.-The gem
eral assembly of Alabama will convene
Tuesday The first two weeks will be
devoted chiefly to the election OF SEN
ator TO succeed Senator Pugh. GOV
ernor Oates. Congressman BlanKheau
and General Il. w. Pettus are the can
didates. and they are showing ABOUT
equal strength. Four-ffths OF the leg
lslature were elected as Democrats and
more than two-thirds of them are Sill
yer advocates. Pugh's successor VIII
therefore. probably be silver man
Oates entertains moderate silver views
the other candidates are enthusiasts.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-10
Mentally Murdered.

Huntington. Pa, Nov. lO.-DurlnS
drinking bout between Italians AT ROD
ertsdale, mining town, in the lower
part of this county. late SATURDAY
night. Peter Venzelona was orutaliy
murdered. His slayers. Lewis. Law
renee and Daniel Cheras and Chillan
and Alexander Vanace were lodged IN
iail here Sunday. The alleged murder
ers used iron pins and stones on their
victim. whose head was literally beat
en- into a jelly. Jealousy over giri
Is said to have promoted the crime
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-10
sARoNY is DEAD.
The Noted New York photographer Is No
More.

New York Nov. 10.--Sarony, the cell
ebrated photographer, is dead Mr.
Sarony was IS years old. and native
of Quebec. He began his career as a
photographic artist, and his ambition
and talents kept him in the front rank
of his profession. In 1858 he went TO
Europe to study art. Afterwards he
took up the business of photographing
in Birmingham, Eng. where he re-
mained until 1850. Then he came TO
New York and established himself In
his new business, and met with Won
derful success from the very first.
Among his early sitters were Peter
Cooper, William Cullen Bryant, Long
fellow. Charlotte Cushman' Forrest
and the elder Booth.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-10
p.r.r yy,II Re REFLECTED.

Topeka, Kan. Nov. 10.-Complete re-
turns have been received on the leg
islature of Kansas. The Populists can
elect a United States senator without
the aid of silver Democrats and free
silver Republicans. The Populists have
a majority on joint ballot OF nine over
all opposition Silver Democrats VIII
not be considered In the election OF
senator or state printer. The later Of
fee pays $4,000 year. senator peHer
will, almost certainly be reelected.
The copper country evening news. [volume] (Calumet, Mich.) 18??-1907, 1896-11-10
WI, Contest the Election.

Philadelphia, Nov. lO.-Samuel f.
Hudson. free silver candidate Tor con-
gress from the Third district or this
city, has announced his Intention OF
contesting the recent election which
resulted in a victory for ex-Congress-
man William McAleer. Dem. whose
plurality was 2.099. the vote being Nc
Aleer. 1855: Frederick Halterman,
Rep. 1856: Hudson, 2,06i. The district
Is nominally Democratic, but Hudson
declares that he and Haiterman were
victims OF a conspiracy, and that he
has evidence to prove that repeaters
voted in gangs.