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Frat Krn,ucky At N,w,o,, N.,~.

NEWPORT NEws, Va, Dec. 10.-Ths
United States transport Berlin with
the LIST Kentucky regiment on board
arrived at Old Point at noon and is
now at Newport News
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Pre.ident Rafae. I.les.a. s,,is.

NEW YORK. Dee. 12.-President Rafael
Iglesias, of Costa Rica, sailed Saturday
for France on the steamer La Cascogne.
He said that he was very much pleased
with his cordial reception in this
country.
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Mexico's mIIeage Of Railroads.

Mexico has more than 1000 miles Of
railroads. Thirty-eight of the railways
a,e subsidized by the government.
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h,s'..' Dee. a.-The Royal Geo
t,a,. ''s'c'y promise the most i'm.
iss,, '''l'' from the Anarctic ex.
T. yt- t1Pv'''ion soon to be fitted
Gs<,i.,;' 'Doasand dollars is already
N, ana more than as much
Y S,. 'APyc'ed shortly to be availa.
} a,.,..'O.' % which will be contributed
ss.,s o,. I'D ana New Zealand. II /,
4 so',.' wy mat the south polar region
b AIR." "p''Ted today as the Arctic
w were 80 years apo.
The Big Stone Gap post. [volume] (Big Stone Gap, Wise County, Va.) 1892-1928, 1898-12-15
" York AZ H.,ao.


! sasr,o.'. Dcc- .r, crowds thronged
'S.s.e l.,,l thursday to view the for.
sas,3,a al arrived in the harbor
; a ssr ihere was no demonstra.
y to soo,, l"'rac'er when the ship
'.erea =, " .aOr' though big crowds
S'r,. ru 'ae rpnta and along the
lsO, cS %. visits of courtesy be.
exchanged. The Amer,
10 c,,,'a s's" Is to be hoisted over
b w. arrived Wednesday
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-20
SIX CHILDREN
DroN(Dd by a Tidal Wave In Saw
Mill Run at PN,,Seprg--C loudburSt
Caused It. Y,

Pittsburg, Pa, August 1o.--AAcioud-
burst up Saw Mil Run this morris
caused tidal wave in that stream
| and endangered the lives of a dozen
persons. Six children are missing
| and are supposed to nave been drown
ed
They are: Irene Lotus. Regis LOT
tus, Genevieve Shaughnessy, Margaret
| Shaughnessy, Nellie Sauls, and Anna
| Holzapfel
The water in the run began TO rise
this morning and at O'Clock a great
volume Of water came down. The
missing children, together with some
| older persons. were standing on a
porch CT the brick tenement house on
Violet alley. in the rear CT Main street.
near West Carson. This porch over
hung the run. When the great wave,
20 feet high. came down, the porch
was carried away and the people went
with it.
Mrs. John Lotus mother Of the two
children first named, and two men
were the adults in danger. The
woman made a heroic effort to save
her children, but to no purpose.
Near the mouth of the run, the sand
dredge, Pittsburg, was moored. and
when the men in it saw the wreckage
coming down the stream and the peo-
pie struggling for life, they stopped al,
, else and went to the rescue. The men
and the woman were carried ont into
the Ohio river. but were saved by the
sand diggers. The woman had excitci
the admiration of all who saw the
catastrophe by her efforts. She wag
almost overwhelmed a number Of
times, but each time fought off the
debris and came TO the surface
The great body Of water did much
damage. A sand bar fifteen feet higi,
at the foot Of the run was washed
away.
Parties Of men are searching for TIE
bodies of the children
There was a heavy and continuous
downpour Of rain throughout Western
Pennsylvania from midnight until
eight o'clock this morning. and con-
siderable damage was done b. wash
outs and cverfowing CT small streams,
but as far as is known there were no
other casualties
Mrs. Lcftus. mother Of the two
Lotus children. is DYING tonight from
the effects Of the shock and exposure.
The body of Regis LOTUS was recov-
cred this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-20
CAMP BROK EN-.
Second West u.4oluIa Regiment Off
ur MiddletoWD, Pa..--Flf cen Men
In the RtSp1 al.

Charleston, w. Va, August 19.-The
Second West Virginia ES.imSnt broke
camp this morning and departed Via
Kanawha & Michigan Railway for
Middletown, Pa. The boys were all
glad to get away anywhere for a
change of scene. The wives Of Colonel
Casteel, Major Elliott, Chief Surgeon
Henshaw, Regimental Adjutant Arch
er, Captain O'Brien, Captain Willis,
Captain Hudson, Captain Coster and
Chaplain Kelly accompanied their nus
bands. Six more Of the sick wee re-
moved to the Thomas Hospita'. They
were Dwight Miller, musician, suffer
Ing from malarial fever and rheuma-
tism; Private Gross, Company A.
rheumatism; Private Cash. Company
b, anemia; Private Fortney. of Com
pany H, bilious fever; Private liam
mond, of Company C, bilious sevcr;
Private Washburn, of Company F.
typhoid fever. This makes fifteen,
with those named in a former dispatch.
who are now at the hospital in this
citV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-20
A DRY TOW N.
General Wood Has Prohibited the
Sale of Intoxicants at Santiago.
Fever Is Increasing Among the
Troops.

Santiago dc Cuba, August 1S.-All
the hospital ships leaving here are I'M
DER orders TO return, as the number of
sick is to large for the present service.
The fever is increasing among the re-
naming troops. The Third regiment
or immunes, under Col. Ray, arrived
here this afternoon On the Minnesota.
-Four thousand Spanish troops have al
ready been shipped. and the transport
Villa Dolgla and Donna Esplada will
leave tomorrow with 1900 more.
General Toral says that more trans
ports will be needed than have been
provided. Six thousand Spanish sol
diers at Guantanamo Bay cannot leave
before the last of the month. Sick
hess is increasing among them
The statement is made on COED au-
thority that General Shafter will
leave on Saturday.
General Wood to-day ordered the
sale OF whiskey, beer ard wines stop
ped everywhere, and provided severe
penalties for infractions of the rule.
Restaurant keepers are greatlyl dis
pleased by this order of General Wood.
which confines their sale of drinks to
coffee and lemonade.
Miss Clara aBrton, CT the Red Cross
Society, will leave the firsr of ppyt
week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-20
UNIMPORTANT MEETING
or the Cabinet Held observation-disclosures
ment OF the Army and the Naval Ne-

or the Cabinet Held Yesterday-DisbaDd-
ment OF the Army and the Nivai He-
view.
WASHINGTON, August 19-The cabl-
net session to-day was brief. Disband-
ment of the army and naval review at
New York were the main points OF
discussion AS to the former, Secre-
tary Alger stated the details were be-
ing worked out and considerable diffl-
Guilty was being experienced in select
ing the regiments to pc put on the
mastering out list. but he expected the
matter would be in shape for the lssu-
ance in a few days of the necessary
orders.
Contrary to expectation the selection
of the personnel of the peace commits
sion to meet in Paris was not taken up.
1t had been expected there would be
discussion of the names proposed
! for the commission, but the matter was
not formally preached.
Acting Secretary of the Navy Allen
attended the cabinet meeting. He eX-
! planned the plans for the naval review
and it was decided that Secretary AL
ger, Secretary Bliss, Secretary Gage,
Attorney General Griggs and Postmas-
ter General Smith would represent the
administration at the review
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-20
THE NAV PARADE.
Final Orders S7nt 20 Admiral Samp-
son for the Pageant at N W York
City.

WASHINGTON. August 19.-Final or
ders were sent to-day to admiral Samp-
son reiative~to the naval parade - New
York city on Saturday The snlps Will
proceed to the anchorage at Tompka>~,
vile and there await the arrival of NJ AZ
or Van y.yck and a delegation OF ciu-
zens. who are to go aboard the hdss"ip
and deliver an address to AdmlraI "aiiip
son and he men of his commahu'
ceremony will Gee III before ~ cioch pa.
urday morning, as the crdefs con'eiip
ed a start up the North River DIT Nv
o'clock. Anticipating pressure ~ gam
admission to the flagship during the re
view. the. ORDERS EFT HE salnta o. -
tomb of General Grant will be. me ia So.
al salutesof' q guns.
Affniral Sampson probably will come to
Washington the early part of next week,
but no orders have been issued thus far
concerning his movements. 1t is under
stood that he will continue in command
of the North Atlantic fleet while serving
as member of the military commission
at Havana Being thus In command of
the fleet, he will be enabled to select
flagship and proceed thereon to Havana
although it is more likely that the COM
missioners will proceed together on a war
ship, probably the Dolphin. In that event
the Dolphin would be the admiral's flag
snip temporarily. a high naval official
said to-day that Admiral Luce at one tine
made a steam launch his flagship and in
this way came from New York to Wash
ington. If the commissioners do not pro-
coed in body Admirals Sampson and
Schley may take their respective flag
ships to Havana and San Juan pending
the work of the commission.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-20
YARDS OF WIRE

Used to Hold a Dead Mans Legs To-
gether and TO attach a weight
DETROIT. August 1s-Tne body Of VAL
more c. Nichols, farmer who lfved near
Pittsfeld. Mich, was found floating In the
river near Belle Isle park yesterday.
Yards OF copper wire held the legs to-
gether and two heavy stones weighted
the corpse down. Nichols ieft home a
week ago Wednesday. and the body had
the appearance Of having been In the wa
ter at least week He had several hun
dred dollars in his possession when he
left Pittsfield, and as no money was found
on the body, the police believe the motive
Of he murder was robbe--
Robert Lang Of Detroit. sJiriiualist.
whom -Nichcis had been in the habit Of
consulting. was arrested at Is.and Lake
tais morning. but the evidence against
him is not regarded as conclusive
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-20
CAPTAIN FISH DEAD.

Washington. August 19.-Captain L.
B. Fish, formerly of the Third Ohio
Cavalry, died in this city last night.
He was 81 years of age The inter
ment will take place at Kingston.
Mass. Captain Fish was we'll known
in the Southwest after the civil war.
having been connected with railroads
in that section. He was also promi-
nent in politics and was delegate to
several Republican national convon-
tiouc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-20
GRAND ELECTRICAL DISPLAY.
Pittsburg Making Unprecedented Prepar-
ations for Knights Templar Conclave.

pit,.burg Making Unprecedented PrePar-
atious for Knights Templar Conclave.
Pittsburg, Pa, August l9.-Ihe
grandest electrical display in the his
tory of the world will be on view IN
Pittsburg during the week OF OCTOBER
II. when the knights Templars hoid
the 9th triennial conciave in this CITY.
Some of the special designs fcllo":
Heroic sized revolving figure OF 81
George; heroic sized figures OF ancient
Knights Templars, both on foot and
horseback; Maltese crosses and ner-
aldic emblems of all kinds will also be
shown. One prominent building VIII
show Illuminated portraits of Dewey,
Hobson, Schley, Wheeler, Roosevelt,
and other heroes of the Spanish war.
with their names in electricity at tie
base Of each picture. On the roofs OF
the highest buildings in Pittsburg and
Allegheny will be placed powerful
searchlights and in the streets will be
situated brilliantly Illuminated arches
I
at regular intervals. There will be no
darkness in either city throughout toe
week Arrangements for the conc!ave
are progressing rapidly and growing
in Importance each day. band con-
cert of 1000 pieces made up from the
various bands in the city during con-
clave week is a new feature OF the
entertainment programme.
! Grand Commander Henry H. Kuhn
| is in receipt of letters from the Grand
| Commanders of the >rious states
| promising a very large attendance
President Mckinley will positively be
! here, and probably Vice President and
| Mrs. Hobart, as well.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-20
SPANISH GOVERNMENT

Determined That the Surrender OF
Manila Makes No Difference in Peace
Negotiations.
Madrid, August 10. 8 p. m.-The gov
eminent has resolved to insist that the
capitulation OF Manila, after the sign
ing of the protocol, shall have no
effect in the peace negotiations IN
favorable to Spain
In any event the government holds
that the equalization having been
signed by the commander of the town.
does not entail the surrender of the
whole Of the Philippines.
All the indications are that the
peace negotiations will be prolonged.
The opposition factions areNredoublins 2,
the agitation for convoking Nbe Corr
and it is said that Senior Satast
gins to hesitate, although
the opinion Of Duke Aldor
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A PICTURE
To Be Made OF the Four Principal
Figures in the Pro, ocol Negotia
lions.

Washington, d. c., August 19.-Sec
rotary Day has sent word that he will
return to Washington tomorrow
morning. At IL O'Clock the Secretary
will accompany Ambassador Cambon
and NJ. Tniebaut, CT the French en-
bassy, to the White House, where all
the principal figures in that recent no
table occurrence, the signing OF the
peace protocol, will be photographed
together. The group will include the
President, Secretary Day NJ. Cambon
and NJ. Thiebaut The assistant secre-
taries and other prominent officials
who participated in the scenes follow
ing the signing of the protocol. will
also be photographed in another group.
it has been the purpose of the French
Ambassador TO go to New York and
witness the naval review. but in view
CT the return of Secretary Day and this
engagement at the White House, his
visit to New York has been cancelled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-20
ARCHBISHOP IRELAND
Confers with the President Concerning
the Church In Porto Rico.

Washington, D. c., August l9.-The
members of the Cabinet, except Sec,
retaries Day and Long, who are Que
of the city, were prompt in reaching
the White House to-day for the regu-
lar session Up to the time they met
at II O'Clock, there was very little TO
disturb the quiet routine there.
Archbishop Ireland was one OF ire
notable visitors. He arrived about ~
o'clock and had conference with
President Mckinley He preserved his
usual reticence as to his mission. IL is
understood that the Archbishop is en-
powered to make representations 10
the administrator locking to the pro-
lection of the interests of the Cburch
of Rome in our new territorial aces
sions. particularly in Porto Rlco.
Though he did not affirm this when
questioned, tits significant that he at
tempted no denial of it.
Senator Cannon, of Utah, also saw
the President to-day and had talk
regarding the military plans. Inc
President told him of his purpose 10
disband a portion of the volunteer
army, and that he explained the troops
to be mustered out would be deter
mined On the basis largely of the IN
clinations Of the organizations, ana
the condition OF their equipment
Senator Cannon has been comforting
with the War Department officials
with view to bringing together the
two batteries Of Utah troops, now al
! Manila, and the one battery left al
| San Francisco. The latter will be
| despatched to join the Others II there
! is an opportunity. The President was
| told that the only colony of native
/ Hawaiians in the country was LOCATED
| in Utah, and that proportionateN
there ~Hre more people in Utah WIT
were familiar with Hawaii than in an!
other State, a fact when vas pressed
as basis for rec, gnizing the stat'
when Hawaii comes in for more def
mite administrative attention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-20
CHARLES LYMAN PROMOTED

Washington, D. c., August 19.-Mr.
Charles Lyman, chief of the stationary
division i'll the Treasury Department.
has been appointed chief OF the divis-
ION of appointments to succeed Major
Fred Bracket, recently appointed by
the President Secretary of the Paris
Exposition Commission. Mr.. Lyman
for several years was member Of the
Civil Service Commission.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-20
MYSTCRIOUsLY MISSING.

Parkergburg. ". Va. August 10
Special Fired. Sprague. we'll
known citizen, suddenly disappeared
from his home here last night 1t is
believed he was foully dealt With by
scme Of the many tramps who con-
gregate near near his home, and =
vigorous search IS being instituted for
him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-20

Rio, the foreign minister, as to the
inconvenience involved in a meeting
of the Cortes and series Of debates
during the peace negotiations.
1t is possible that the Cortes VIII
meet after the elections to the councils
general about the middle of Septem-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-20
SPANISH PRISONERS DEPART.
A Steamer Leaves Santiago and Two
Other Steamers Will Soon Follow.

Washington, D. c., August 19.-The
War Department has received the fol-
lowing dispatch, giving information OF
the departure of Spanish prisoners:
Santiago de Cuba, August 10.
H c. Corbin, Adjutant General, Wash
ington:
CabadOnza sailed this morning with
214S men, 100 officers. A women, is
children. Two others are loaded and
probably will sail this afternoon.
SHAFTER
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-20
rypER THE SPANISH FLAG.

Liverpool. August bah the local
shipping firms sailing under the Span
ish flag to Cuban and Porto Rican ports
have announced the resumption Of reg
ular trips within the next few weeks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-20
SEVERE STORM.
Causes Delay to Railroad Traffic
About SteubenyiIIe

About Steubenyille.
Special TO the Register
Steubenyille. o.. August ia Sc
we're rain storm passed over this civ
and vicinity last night Pan Handle
traffic was delayed by big slips at Cal
ligan's crossing and at Gouids tunnel.
and wsshout at Fernwood. The
Steubenville branch OF the w. & /. E.
is suspended to-day because OF a wash
out below Brilliant and sunken vent
in the trfstle below this city. Jumbo
run at <Mingo overlooked last night.
fcodins cellars and several business
rooms.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-20
A GRAND FLEET OF WARSH|P2.
Will Soon Be Assembled in the Water
About Fort Monroe.

ALREADY THERE ARE hIFTY-SEN-
EN- OF UNCLE SANS FIGHTING
VESSELS AT THAT POINT, AND
ORDERS HAVE BEEN ISSUED
THAT WILL BRING THE NUMBER
UP TO sEvENTY-wHIS WILL BE
THE LARGEST NUMBER OF WAR
SHIPS EVER RENDEZVOUSED IN
ONE AMERICAN PORT--WILL ALL
BE PUT IN PERFECT REPAIR FOR
FUTURE sERVICE-NAVAL RE-
SERVES TO BE RELIEVED.
Washington, August 19.-One of the
largest fleets of warships ever assem-
bed in an American port will be
brought together in the next few days
at Fort Monroe Already fifty-seven
warships are under orders to rendez-
vcus there, and the orders still to be
Issued will bring the total to the
neighborhood of seventy. Naval OIL
Gals say it is diIficul to realize the ex-
tent of such marine aggregation in
one harbor.
The orders began issuing last Mon
day, when five ships were ordered to
Tort Monroe On the 10th another ship
YVES ado ID. On the 18th eight more
were sent, and On the 18th seventeen
ships were added. To-day's orders in
GUIDE eighteen more ships. Before the
orders began issuing there were eight
warships at Fort Monroe. so that the
total up to date is fifty-seven. In
cluded in to-days orders are the New
pert, Rodgers, Lebanon, Wompatuck
Morris. Grim. Lancaster, Machias, Os'
ceo,a, Peoria. Massasoit, Sioux, Chey-
o~ne, Wabana, Chickasav. Helena
Jeetroit and Yankton. These and the
ships previously ordered are mainly
small craft, although there are a mum.
Der CT .rge cruisers and gunboats, in
Detrcit. Topeka, Marietta and Castine
The movement of these ships north
ward is due to the close OF hostilltles
and more particularly to the desire tt
get the ships away from points of pos
gible
FEVER INF ECT1ON.
They will now be put in thorough re-
pair and the crews will he gradually
changed from naval militiamen to sal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-20

Santiago de Cuba, August 19.-The
past week in Santiago has seen the
furtherance of reforms and improve
ments already under way. New COM
plications have arisen which we are
called upon to settle
There has been slow and steady
increase in the death rate.
The question of Spanish and Amer.
lean money and their respective val.
ues continues to agitate the town, anS
this will probably last until little
the Spanish money remains. Notwith
standing General Woods announce
ment that Spanish gold would be de-
prived of its Cuban increase OF pc
cent on its face value and that si
yer was at so per cent discount, man
have persisted in considering the GEN.
ten, twenty-five francs, as worth $3.50.
as formerly; and at no money chang
| ers could one get ten dollars In silver
| for five dollars in gold. Nine dollars
in silver was offered and this only on
| small amounts.
| There has been a meeting of mer-
ohar+, in Tho n,aro With tha oh,aet
| - ,,-,,,.s;n mt ,,t,or 30 values
- 60, WI. "a ~ onos,,on
Of it's legality was raised, further as
surances that the measure applied. ~
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pio'a"'y continue A'ieau' Sliaii
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was t"e eAoi pi'aut prizes asheu lor
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visions has been arranged. Retailera
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-20

Mr. c. Schnepf the Opera House drug
efst. made the following observations OF
the ternrerature Yesterday; q M. IS.
.. m. ~: u m. 81. p. M. Sc. ?. m, q.
Weather chauEeabls.
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4 LURCH CT THE CAR
Evidently Threw Mrs Elizabeth Rel
ter From the Train-Body Found.

Altoona, Pa, August 19-The body
OF Mrs. Elizabeth Reiter. wife OF Chas.
B. Reiter. of 733 Somerly street, Pitts
burg, was found on the railroad near
Mil Creek. Huntingdon county, to-
6ax Accompanied with her husband
ION her way to Atlantic City
nai ft her berth on ac-
She was evidently
platform by a lurch
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-20

WASHINGTON. August fs--For West
Virginia Western Pennsylvania and Ohio
Fair: warmer Sunday: light variable
winds.
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CORRECTING MANY ABUSES.
General Wood Finds the Governorship
of Santiago No SinCure,

SERIOUS COMPLICATIONS HAVE
ARISEN ON ACCOUNT OF THE IN
PRODUCTION OF AMERICAN MON.
Ely AND THE CHANGING VALUE
OF SPANISH cbINs-MoN EY
LENDERS AND CHANGERS TAKE
ADVANTAGE OF THE POOR AND
IGNORANT-PRICES OF FOOD
HAVE BEEN REDUCED UNDER
GEN. WOODS ORDER, BUT THEY
ARE STILL HIGH.