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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-24
MARKS FROM RFIOW

PIT. Pleasant-River lei and falling;
clear
Cincinnati-River l5.5 and rising; clear.
Cairo-River % feet and falling fair and
warmer.
Memphis-River 1873 and falling; cloudy
and hot.
Louisville River falling. 6 feet inches
in canal; feet 8 inches on falls; y feet
{ inches below locks clear and hot.
Evansville-River 15.s and falling; clear
and hot.
River Is feet and falling;
cloudy: thermometer 81.
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leaving wnarfboat, foot of Twelfth street.
as follows
Steamer QUEEN CITY" Robert r.
Agnew, Master; James Gardner Purser.
Every Thursday q. IN.
Steamer KEYSTONE STATE" G. w
Knox, Master: Dan Lacey. Purser. Every
Steamer VIRGINIA" T. s. Calhoun.
Master. Robert II. Kerr, Purser. Every
Tuesday s a m.
For freight or passage telephone go.
CROCKARD q BOOTH,
no23 Agents.
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EXHIBITION GAMES.

At BUffalo--Exhibition game:
Buffalo e. % 2 s 0 0 Gil Il
Boston. 80 0 2 II ii 6
Pitchers, Clements and Hickman
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RIVER NEWS.
Daily Chronicle OF the Movements OF the
Boats and Boatmen.

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
PittsDurg, Queen City.
Cincinnati, Virginia.
Parkers burg, Argand.
Matamoras. Eloisa.
Steubenville, T. NJ. BayIe.
Clarlngton, Leroy.
SIstersvillc, Ruth.
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Charleston. Kanawha, $50 a. m.
PIttsburg, Ben Hur, p. III
SteubenNille. T. NJ. Bayne 2:30 p m.
Clarngton Leroy. $50 y. m.
Sistersville, Ruth, $50 p. M
TO-MpRROWS PACKETS.
Pittsburg, II X. Bedford, a m.
Cincinnati. Queen City, s a. m.
Parkersburg. Argand, II a. III.
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HAND SHOT OFF.
,ad Accident to a y Dung Man While Par
ticipating a Serenadr.

Special to the Register.
Parkersburg, w. Va, August %
Charles Emmons. while participating
in a serenade here tonight, had one
OF his hands shot off by the accidental
discharge of shotgun.
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Earned runs, Pittsburg 2, Cleveland 2;
three-base hils, Childs, Wallace: double
plays Ely and Padden, Childs and Te-
beau; first base on balls, off Tannehill /;
struck out. by Tannehil l. by Young .;
time, l:4o; umpires, Lynch and Andrews.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-08-24

Chattanooga, Tenn, August 23--
The War Department has ordered Gen.
Breckenridge to abandon Camp Thorn
as at Chickamauga Park, and the gem
eral is using every means to comply
with the order as rapidly as possible
The various regiments have received
orders to pack UP and be ready TO get
out on short notice, and all have gone
about Obeying orders in systematic
and rapid manner AS fast as railroads
can furnish transportation the men
will move
A large number of the regiments
have been ordered TO their State capt.
tails. The others will be sent to Knox
vile, Lexington and Huntsville, Ala
Many OF the regiments OF the Second
and Third Division OF the First Corps
are already moving to Knoxville and
Lexington and as soon as possible all
the regiments OF the TiTd Corps not
ordered home will go TO Huntsville.
Gen. Breckenridge, the commander of
Camp Thomas, will go either to Knox
vile or Lexington. He states that he
has not yet received definite informa-
ton as to which Of the two camps he
will be ordered. Ali that will be, left
at Camp Thomas will be the hospitals,
where the men are too sick to be NOV
ed and one regiment, which will act
as guard 1t is not known where the
light artillery and Col. Grigsby's rough
riders will be sent, as no orders relat-
ing TO them have been issued The
First Maine Infantry broke camp and
left for home to-day.
Thus far the railroads have not been
able to provide trains fast enough to
suit the conveniences of the regiments
leaving and for this reason 1t would
net be surprising if General Breckin-
ridge ordered some regiments Of the
Second Division, First Corps, to march
to Knoxville, q distance of rs miles.
Camp Meade, Middletown Pa, Aug
ust 23.-The movement CT the First
Division, OF the Second Army Corps
from Camp A,ger began this morning
and Gobin's command will be in God
country" by Thursday, The vanguard
of the Second Division arrived this
morning in the command of the Third
Missouri and the First Rhode Island.
General Graham has ordered electric
lights for division headquarters and
signal boards will be erected to point
the way to the regiments.
All OF the milk furnished the troops
is examined and fresh beef must either
be broiled, boiled, roasted or made in
to hash. The supply of provisions
ard good water is abundant. The
camp of the Sixteenth Pennsylvania
regiment has been changed from the
lowlands along the trolley line to a
healthy range CT hills.
Washington, August 23.-General
Goblin this afternoon reviewed the
Pennsylvania Brigade at Camp Alger.
A corporal Of the Third Virginia has
been ordered to Birmingham to ar
rest Corporal German, of that regi-
ment, who WAS sentenced to six
months, Imprisonment at Fort Colum-
bus, New York hal30r, and escaped
from the guardhouse at Camp Aiger.
The soldiers guarding him al the time
Of his escape Will be court-martialed.
Private Morgan, Co. B, Fourth Mis-
souri, and Roma Disruii Seventh
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EOk REM.
FOS SALE-REAl ESTATE.

II OR SALE.
Building lots on cor Twenty-ninth
and Jacob streets. This location is above
high water mark, aud viii sell lots very
cheap Only two lots left.
Lots in Pythian Castle square, on long.
easy time If You wish H.
Lots on Fifteenth street East End. Sell
you any number OF feet you want.
Good, bargains in some Of the very best
lots in Pleasant Valley.
Lots in Gilchrist addition, north end OK
Island fer $lo5, and long time to pay Il.
G.. .. SMITH. Exchange Bank Building,
Real Estute, Fire Insurance.
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OPENING OF THE GRAND.


The comedy-drama, ''Tennessee's
Pardner,' which will be presented at
the Grand Friday night, as the sea-
sons opening attraction, was origin
ally produced at the Boston Museum
four seasons ago. and scored an enor-
nous success. II was then transferred
to the Fourteenth Street Theatre. New
York, where it ran for a number of
months to crowded houses Since
then it has appeared for two, success
sive seasons in the first class theatres
of the principal cities of the country,
>proven one of the most en-
- this play is
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FOR SRLE.


No 81 South Broadway. 10 rooms, with
a wen equipped bakery and large stable
IN rear. Can be had on easy terms and
at q very low figure.
No. i16 Zane street. lot J0xi20. a good
location TO build ments. u sold soon
can be had at "a bargain
No 1894 EOff street, brick house; LARGE
lot Price low.
Lot 65 feet front on Eleventh. near
Charles; Will divide to rent.
To loan. $4,000 on city real estate.
GEO. j. MATHlSOM.
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
1908 Market Street.
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ISLAND REaIDENCEFORs SALE

Six rooms, attic and basement; all mod
ern Improvements. ON South broadway.
corner lot Z9xl20: n great bargain TO im-
mediate purchaser.
J. G. DEVINE q co,
Tel Az Rooms and S. Hub EuildnAN
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Dinner and supper will be served at
the Cathedral picnic, fair grounds,
Thursday
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BOWLING.

:. folllAing were the results of bowling
0fml ~ night in the Mozart summer
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STEAM OAIS.

FOR CINCIN-
MATT. LOUIS
VILE. LO W
II r o II L o.
n A S IiVILLE,
ST. ]. y L / s,
NJ = u + II ! 5,
n l. W o r.
LEANS \ n ID
INTER NJ " VI l.
ATE POINTS.
Take the new
a n d pal4tial
steamers OF the
G / u c / n n a I !
Packet Lin 2,
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) FAL ESTATE FOR SALE

= FAL ESTATE FOR SALE.
- A 2-story frame dwelling Of 6 rooms
on Walnut street frame cottage
dwelling of 3 rooms on Clinton street,
A double frame dwelling OF ) rooms each
on West Washington street, I'm Martins
Ferry, O. All In good repair, VIII be sold
at bargain ON account OF owner lcav-
ing cGy. w ii. RINEHAKT, City Bank
Bldg, Room No G. Tel, 2l9. aulSea
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vana line will l
Wheeling to CT
of Holiday +
Corps, Ladies d
Of Veterans al
Train will lea
time, arriving
Central time
cts good ret
with privilege
2, inclusive.
Tickets will
lar trains Sep
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18Th Street Property.

lam authorized to sell at ~ bargain, if
sold quickly, u.e dwellings numbered a.,
= and 10, on tie north side of Fifteenth
street, at the corner of Alley u.
JAMES L.. IIAWLEY,
Real Estate aud Real Estate Loans.
1865 Main. Street.
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Washington, August 23.-It is ex-
pected that the order for mastering
out 100000 men Of the volunteer force
will be issued tomorrow The list OF
troops to be mustered out is nearly
complete, but some changes no doubt
will be made before the order is fin4.-
ly signed. This will reduce material
ly the number OF troops in the differ
emf c9TnUs
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No other games Schedules
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ent camps.
Washington, August 23.-The War
Department tonight posted the follow
ing dispatch from General Wheeler:
Camp Wikof. August %.
"Adjutant-Genaral. Wazhington:
4 have labored i1cessantly inspect
ing and organizing and am glad to say
that the command is improving in
health ard spirits. There have been
but twenty deaths since camp was tT-
gained The change in conditions
for the better in the last four days has
been marked Am just sending report
by mail Everything here is inspect
ed twice day by officers who are di-
rected to Immediately correct irregu-
larities and sanitary defects.
(Signed) WHEELER,
Maj General"
The following dispatch from General
Shafter was received by the War De-
partment tonight:
Santiago de Cuba,
Via Hayti, Aug g. 1898.
"Adjutant- General L. S. A.. Washing
ton:
Transport Minnewaska with Sec
ord Cavalry mounted and 236 OF
the First District Of Columbia,
1.-TWO companies ninety-fva men,
engineers, balloon detachment, and
thirty-fve horses belonging to light
batteries. sailed to-day. The Special
list with four officers, 10 men, and
horses belonging to light batteries
will sail soon.
(Signed) 'SHAFTER,
"Major-G General"
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G. A. X. Daylight Special to Cincinnati via
Pennsylvania Lines

Monday, September 5, the Pennsyl-
vana line will ru1nauSpscial train from
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23

regiment He returned from Chickamauga on Sep
tember l6 when the regiment went into quarters in
the armory. He taken III with typhoid fever.
and was removed September IS to the Presby-
terian Hospital. He discharged last Tuesday.
He at once took apartments at No 1898 Third ave,
got his furniture out OF storage and again began
housekeeping.
When Hughes went TO register yesterday the
election inspectors In his district refused to regis
ter him on the ground tnat he had not been n
resident in the election district for thirty days be-
fore Election Day. He then went 10 the inspectors
in the election district I'm which his former resi-
denc. was situated. but registration was refused
there because he had given up his fiat last April
IL Is conienGed that Hughes could register from
the arrory. under the decision handed down on
Friday by Justice Pryor but he desires to vote for
the local candidate IN the Assembly district
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23

Kingston y Y. oct. 22.-rhe total registration
of this city $50 FOR four days total in lS6. 56is
In 1891 5.Sc3.
Utica. ~ Y. oct. 22.-The totsl registration for
the four days in this city this year is l2322 In 1897
Il was 1870
Lyons. ~ Y. oct. 22-The total registration for
WAYNE County Is 1873, against l7.26s in s97 and
l. %0 in 1886.
Oweeo y Y Oc;. 22-Owego village registration
is over iJo greater than last year. Tioga County
went ahead Of last years registration by 200 or
more.
Oswego ~ Y. oct. 22.-OswegO's total reg-tra-
ton for the four days is 5230 100 less than
1880 and 30 less than 1886.
Norwich. y. y. oct. 22.-The total registration in
this town is 2o92 gain of nearly 200 over last year
Little Falls y. y. oct. 22-The registration in
this city is 2G9 gain Of ll$ over last year and %
over 1896
Newburg y. y. oct 2?--The total registration in
Newhurg is 57l2 This 322 ahead OF last year and
3s5 less than 1896.
Schenectady y. Y. oct 22-The total registration
in this city is $40 In 1896 the figures were 6l3i
and in 1897 551l. The increase is mainly due to a
large increase in the city's population.
Auburn. y. y oct % (specaD.-Auburn Clty's
registration Is 6.Gil. gain of $50 last year
Plattsburg y. Y. oct % (SpecaD.-The total reg
istraton in Plattsburg is 1906 : compared with
q $50 last year. In the other towns in Clinton
County the registration Is about the same last
year. 9,C22
Elmira. y. Y. Oct 22.The total registration in
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
4 LABOR LEADER FOR THE SENATE.
CANDIDACY OF WILLIAM MARTIN ~ THF
XvIlITH DIsTRGCT.

CANDIDACY OF WILLIAM MARTIN IN THE
XvIIITH DISTRICT.
The Republican candidate for the Senate In the
NVIIIth District William Martin promises an ex-
citing campaign against the Tammany candidate
who is counting the normal Democratic ma tor-
ity 20 succeed Mr. Martin Is of the most prom
inont Knights OF Labor members in New York and
as representative Of the labor classes Will receive
an enthusiastic support from laborng men Al.
though never running for office before he has long
hccn actively associated with the Republican party
MIR Martin born I'm NeW-YOrk in 1851. and
received public school education I'm the Old Chrys-
fie-st school He took mp the trade of slate and
metal roofing and the copper furnace and range
business travelling extensively through the
try for the purpose OF studying the many examples
OF his trade which formed part OF important
buildings lie also pursued two years course
About eight years ago Mr. Martin engaged in the
publishing business at No. los Fulton-st., with
which he is connected at the present time. He IL
Master Workman Of Local Assembly No. 1853.
knights of Labor and commissioned organ
izcr OF the main body ne has been the instrument
ofs uniting a quarter OF million persons In this
cause AS n labor leader he has been influential in
bringing about Legislation in behalf Of the work
ing classes He has lived In the present district
twelve years and voter I'm the old NNVIllth
District from the time n erected Mr.. Martin
I. nrm believer IN the cooperation OF capital ana
labor one OF the features of his canvass VIII be
n challenge TO his opponent 10 meet him at pub
lie debate on the issues Of the present campaign.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
DOING SPLENDID WORK.

The Republicans OF the XXIXth Assembly Dis
trict are in good shape since the meeting on last
Monday night at the Madison Avenue Hotel when
they got together. smoked the pipe Of peace and
happy union and unanimously elected ex-Assist-
ant District Attorney Hal Bell az chairman Of
tho Campaign committee OF the district. on Thurs
dav night some five hundred Of them under Colo
mel commanding Gus" Schwarzler. dressed as
Rough Riders, many on horses ana on genuine
bronchos and the others on foot with many trans
parences. much red fire and Roman candles.
music and enthusiasm. marched through the dis
tr,ct in honor Of Roosevelt. Later they went
10 Durland's Academy. and from there marched
over to the Central Opera House; In East sixty
seyentn-st where they 'whooped II up Tor the
Colonel again. The committee was exceedingly
active with the chairman Of the various districts
i'm securing n full registration
. For the week beginning Tomorrow there VIII be
publc meetings on every night OF the week In
Various parts OF the district The list OF speakers
for these meetings which are 10 be held In the
Freedom YorkviIie Republican. Blue Ribbon Hall
the Plaza and the Republican club OF the district
Include the various candidates. and Edward Lau-
terbach. Alexander T Mason. Frederick Evans
Theron G.. Strong. II. &. Fleming, Joseph murray,
T. " Harris, Hal Bel and II. M Cohen
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
REPUBLICANS COME OUT.
GREAT INCREASE IN THE REGISTRATION

THE CHANGE IN SOME DISTRICTS REMARKABLE
WHAT THE FIGURES SHOW
There was a tremendous increase In the regis
tration in this city yesterday. md 1t was a sign
that Republican voters who had been waiting
for pleasanter weather to make sure OF their
votes for Colonel Roosevelt and the other hepup-
lican candidates could be counted upon 10 vote
It was sign too. that the feeling aroused AT
the big meeting in Carnegie Hall over Crokers
attempt to demean the independence OF the Ju-
dietary had spread through the city. and citizens
were determined to rebuke him at the polls The
registration yesterday was phenomenally large
for q last day OF registration In the city, and in
the Republican districts 1t was larger than in
Democratic districts.
In the XXXth Assembly District 2%39 voters
registered yesterday. In the XXlXth Dlstrict,
Republican district $3.50 were registered IN
another Republican stronghold, the HNAlld
Yesterday was 1858. The XIXth District Is
Republican district and the registration there
was 2S63 yesterday. Republican local leaders
declared last night that the surprising increase
Of registration in the Republican districts meant
the election of the entire state ticket ana the
election OF the Republican judiciary ticket
The increase In the city registration was
gratifying to the Republican leaders. because
a large registration always means large ne
publican vote Total figures from seVeral uls-
tricts Of the State received last night az state
headquarters showed increases in registration
over last year as follows:
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
VOTES OF ABSENT VOLUNTEERS

The votes of the New-York volunteer soldiers
who are in camp in Cuba. the Philippines and
Ha wan may have considerable effect In the election
OF local tickets. II Is also possible that they may
cause a delay in the returns. An entire New York
REGIMENT is now al Honolulu. made up OF a Albany
battalion and separate companies from towns in
the State The Albany battalion may enter largely
into the election OF a couple OF Assembymen a
Senator and a Congressman. as the fights close
New-YOrk has several volunteer regiments in
camp in this country, and a week may elapse be-
fore the vote can be taken and sent TO Albany A
stili longer time will be required for the New-York
regiment in Honolulu and the Astor Battery in the
Philippines
Chairman Oden OF the Republican State Commit
zee said last night that the soldier vote being
Mt
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23

and hourly marvel that will recklessly neglect
their health, when a moments thought should tell
them that they are courting death. II lies in most
every man. power to live to green old age. If
a would only take the care of himself that
he does of his horse COW. dog he would
enjoy good health. When man owns hundred
dollar horse and it gets sick he does any
time about doctoring him up. When his garden gets
full OF weeds he doesn't delay about roofing them
out for he knows they will choke his vegetables
When he is out OF sorts sick nervous headachy has
appetite and is restless and eepless at night he
pays little attention to it, The result is consumption
nervous prostration serious blood OF skin
disease. DR.. Picrce's Golden Medical Discovery is
the best Of all medicines for hard working men II
gives edge to the appetite. facilitates the flow Of di-
gestiye juices nvgorates the liver and purihes and
enriches the blood II is the great blood maker and
hesh-buildcr II cures 95 per cent. of all Of
lingering coughs. bronchial and throat affections
weak lungs, bleeding from lungs and kindred affec-
tons DO not wait until the lungs are too far wasted
to admit Of being cured
As you know five ago the doctors had given me
up TO die with consumption writes Mr T. c. Mckinney
OF Decpwator. Fayette Co Va took treatment from
DR.. X V. Pierce and entirely well now have taken
steadily. ~ directed his Golden Medical Discovery
DR.. Pieroe's Pleasant Pellets cure constipation
One little Pellet" is dose.
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
SATURDAY. OCTOBER 20.
Leave
TRYING TO MISLEAD THE WHEELMEN.
AN ATTEMPT TO CAPTURE THE CYCIIsT VOTE
FOR JUDGE VAN WICK

FOR JUDGE VAN NNCk.
Chairman Oden Of the Republican State Com
r,,,ee last evening issued the following statement
relative TO a Democratic attempt to capture the
vote Of the whee. men for Van Wyck:
From Room No 3O5 OF the Hoffman House. a
room maid for by the Democratic state Committee,
circlilar IS being issued by one ". 5. TOwen. who
claims TO be chairman OF the Van Wyck New
VARY State Good Roads League Of Wheelmen."
The meaning of the circular Is somewhat obscure.
state of New-York saying that he Is interested In
GOOD roads bicycle paths and improved pavemcnts.
and asking for the of his name as one OF the
Executive Committee CT the Van Wyck New York
state Good Roads League Of Wheemen This cir
cuIar when answered. Is followed up by second
"Conddentialy. the League is partisan at the
present time. 1t Is organized in the interest OF
fudoe Augustus Van Wyck for Governor Of this
STE judge Van Wyck Is the only candidate VINO
has seen m 10 express desire 10 help the wheel
men" etc. -, 49,, ",
Wvck "a the only candidate before the people wfO
has declared himself in favor Of good roads. gnor-
ing all that has been done by Republican l,ceis-
iofure 10 insure good roads In the state OF New
York Not stopping at this deception. they use
without authority. the names OF Messrs. Potter.
Jenkins and Bidwell. The claim that they were
turned down BY the Republican State Convention
is untrue and s branded as falsehood on the
face OF IT, This notice s sent out simply TO de-
ceiye II is well known that Co.onel Roosevelt Is
In favor OF good roads and also rides wheel
while tho record OF the Republican party upon this
question is one Of performance rather than nToWi-
,ses and therefore the League of American Wheel
men should not be mised by the statements which
are issued by Democrats for the purpose OF secur
ing votes through deception
New-York tribune., 1898-10-23
RISHOP LTTTLEJOHN RETT rms.

Bishop A. " Littejohn OF the Long Island Epis
copal Diocese. who had been travelling In Europe
for the last few months in the hope OF reSaining
his health returned TO his home at Garden city.
last evening lie has entirely recovered and viii
Immediately resume his diocesan duties. Bishop
daughter the Rev and Mrs William T. Bird The
Bishop contracted severe cold while walking TO
the Garden city Cathedral early last spring. For
a time he was In much weakened condition.