davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-21
syra gocrfrigcn.

2onbon, Sept. 20. = 9oerne bar
taget 200 en9elite SolOater FAINT 3
&anoner peb S9eepers giet.
Den II. Sept. bleb 8 en9elIte be-
rebne Snfanteritompagnier, meo 3
&unoner, unber Maior 9ougb, FAM
gebe 9a9bolb oeb S6eepers, gtet.
Gngl9nberne tempebe en- fortpiplet
8amp, men obermanoebeS, og efter ct
CAB af 2 SHicerer og IA Mano orGbs
tie, 5 OHicerer Og % Mano idareoe,
mautte belle Stprten opergiDe iig -
&anonerne blep ferit fornugIebe s
OHicerer os $50 Munb blep Sanger,
Maior 8ougb unbilap.
9oerne anfertes at gotba ielb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-21

9a arigen M uobreb tInbc 9ooses
belt lille finbe fig at iibbe paa ct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-21

Oct Ste Grin Roosebelts adrriere
er bans 3ieneite iom PolititommisiGr
/ ReD 0ort.
s NiooIGtning til iuu mango 5or>
gGngere bar ban leOcnoe interesieret
bette ejenoommelige SOerp. 2GOens
tprmanb, iom ban er. Diloe ban ie meo
egne gine.
5ortlebt oflagbe ban geieg runot
omtring pda mistGntelige Steoer, og
tunbe iaolebes gribe inb meo Strait
for at bGmme llmoraIsn. polititorpz
iet blep ielpfslgelis lungt mere adrs
paagent og rebeligt enb un0er dlminOez
ii9e OmIianbigbtber.
Oct 6te Grin fit, lfsnt bens 3ib bar
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-21

aontor, naar Der par Wiuligbeo for en-
ltbenoe barm 0pIt.
0an inbgab berfor fin 4fiteosbes
g9ring ben Is. 2lpril - og nu 1T
ban 9anten meb .,Hougb 9tibers" Or
gdniIdtion. Oct bar life gogltabriz
met ,,3oosebelts aougb Hioers", Der
giorbe ben San 2tntonio, Ger, orgds
niiereoa lille 09r af mobige, blinot Ipz
bige Gopbops, Rdnders og Qtbleter
melt betenbte.
0et bar beres glimrenOe 3dppers
beo og Gptte 5agtningen beo Gas
@naiinids Snngler og bet blobige
Staone p0a 6sjoerne beO Can Suan
- BET bersmteite 9upitel af 2anbz
6prtns 8ebrifter unoer &rigen.
8ooseDelt bar fattiit ben tonednz
gipenoe Manb aorpIet, ifent ban
bapoe ongibst i'm mere trigstpnoige
8en Or. gBoob Obertommdnoaen,
9e lDtteDe tIlJpDseDelts Urn, pp7
muntrcbes bto bans Gtsempsl oa
par tatnemlige for bans 9ifalosnit.
4 y
0a &oosebelt tom tilbage til g2ep
gort fanOt fig allcreOe Der ielpitreoen
til @uOernerpoiten og meo bans
galg oertil begpnbte bet uitenoe Qf=
init bans inobolosrige 2iO.
Sra Gupernpr poIten til 9itez
preiibentens 3aburet bar @eien BAN
let not - og 4. Marts 1901 til 13.
Sept. 1901 banner fadleOes 9oe 5aie.
Gu 6leb bans lobe 2iO5afinit ino-
piet meo en- Snigmooers augle
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-21

&omme og baiteoe meo at fad gjort
belle 5laaoen &bb9tigbeb.
Sg - ba ben enoelig brgb ub, bilbe
ban bape baft, at man itrats ituloe
bare dn9rebet Sdbana - og ielbfels
gelig erobret ben.
Wen - bet mente MliniIteriet life
tunbe labe fig gsre. Man anIuu Sas
oana for iaa urimeli9 bel befeitet.
Spanierne babbe lGnge baft trablt
meo at fortGIle ON be Wlillioner, Der
bar onbenbt til Stbts Der.
De babot life fortalt, at be Ipanife
OHicerer bdbbe fiuttet pengene |
2ommen - og label bet gamle Stpts
itda.
Gtnsre Siber bar oft, at man uben
G5rp9t tunbe babe fulqt Roosepelts
Roao = ~ fau oitleret 6reosn fto
Ielps 6c1ond.
y 4 *
0a 9rigen M uobreb tlnbc 9ooses
belt itte finoe fig at Iibbs paa ct
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-21

fort. ofserenbe 9etponing for belle
9anbets 8elf9ro.
6. 9lpril 1897 uonebnte pr9iibent
Wlc&inleD nemlig Roosepelt til dsiiz
Iterenbe Scfreter beb MarineoeIenet.
Roosebelt foruOidu itruts, at BET
inben RET lan9e oilbe tomme til arig
meb Spdnien, o9 ban bar berfor opioi
paa at berebe ben ameritanite Wlarine
paa benne Mulisbeb. San TT Sti'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-21

bene repdrereoe, urbeioeoe meo ale for
baanotnpGrenoe W}ioler pad at fad
Sfibsnes Mdnoita6 foreget, lob bet
belle taget intet ugiort, iom tunbe iitre
oen tommenoe >ejr.
ban pn- zen forite, iom anebe, at
Srigen oiloe itrGtte fig til gitaiien, oa
meb pelberaao 6u fit ban berfor0eper
uon4bnt til 9ommanber oper Stab
rem gitfarpunOene.
0an inbiaa, at 9eipeD bar ben rettt
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-21

Den toltepdl9te Hegerlngsleoer.
Ulsn RooIeoclt er juIt Wlanoen ii
At opertage Regeringen ct idrefulot
2ieblit.
56eooore aooseoelt 6leo fgot 27.
0ttober 1858 glep gort gp, 2s
pit 20be @aDe.
5 oene freoelige gp0el meo De mango
ele9ante Sjem, De mango fine 9amlc
3abne bar bog ingen ct 6eore anIct
o9 aret enb netop bans 5amilie.
s iets SlGgileb bar bans 6amilit
bert til glep gorts ppperite gorgere,
fortjenltfuloe ooerfor 6ele 8pen oQ
oens llObitling gennem 3ioerne.
5aOeren, Sames S. Rooseoelt.
par ,Qtloerman" / 1841-43 %
6sjelieretsbommer fra 1870.
8ebitefaoeren af iamme Nabn bar
ae6mdno og o2lsIem6lbmdn"
1867; ,,9llberman" 1909.
Oloefaberen, Cornelius s. Hoose.
oelt, ligeleoes 9ebmdnb, bar n2llbers
man" fra 1785-1801.
5ipoloefaberen at famine NaOn bar
,Qtlberman" fra 1759-64.
3ipiipolbefaberen, So6n Roosebelt,
li9elebes &ebmanb. bar alderman
fra 1748-67 - og 3iptiptipolbez
faoeren, yli9oIas u bar nNlbers
man" 1700-01.
9ans SlG9t er, Iom betenbt, boil
lanoi, men foru0en bet bollanbife
Blob rinber Der ifotIf, irit og franita
9uguenot Blob | bans 2(arer; oq
oenne ri9e 8lanOing mGrtes / bans
aarutterbannelie, bans llbbolbens
beO, bans araft, bans Staoigbeo oq
bans 2iofulobeo.
Naar ban cen Sang bar faaet en-
S6e og ban er ct Wlenneite mef
Sbeer, - ilipper ban ben life. 9en
ifal ublsres. 0erfor bar ban | be iibitt
20 glar bannet en- 9lngrcbsfraft
2anbeIs Ofentlige 2ip. M,
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-21

belig og legemlig araftubfOlOelle fom
fun faa, oe en- Oirtelig besejitret og be-
gsjftrenbs Natur.
5an bar ultio funnel imitte meo i'm
8egeiitring, og i'm breoe grunoige 3ro
paa 9ipet % 2ptten.
Roosebelts 2bet 3rin pdd Stigen
bar bd ban mGlote Jig iom adnoioot
til 8oremeiterembsbet / Rem Yort -
betegnenbe for bans 3ro pda fig ielp
og fine Gpner.
Sen blep 1aaet, men ben Dag Dag
er ban tufnemmelig for bette ReOerlog.
V9ite Sang msbte ban iom tit
partis adnbibat ben rationale ,,eis
bill Serpices &ommisiion."
Oct par 1889, at praiiOent 6ars
rifon ubnGonte BAN bertil. 9an bar
bo liqe noaet inb / 9rebiperne.
20 2lar Ienere begbnOte bans moi
Iom omtalts SGgertorriere. Den bar
lin itore 2lnbel pr9iibent Roosspelts
belle Gardtterbannelie.
Da ban bep9bnet til 3anberne bite
iie ,rllem be baroeoe Segers peo Lille
Rk 0uri". piites Der BAN ingen gen'
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1901-09-21
9lnarfiitcrmeS @cnncr.

Der bar mango Steoer funbet
Smaauroligbeber Steo, forbi 2(narti=
iternes MeningsfGler bar uotalt fig
foragteli9t ON ben afbpoe Yr9iioent
Wtc&inlep, eQer boperet ober W}orbet
paa 6am.
0orman, Ot., Sept. 70. - 8or=
gerne Der fr9oer politioommer 81.
OOerItreets QtffeO, foroi ban bar er=
tl9ret bet for en- Sfam, at emma
Goldman bolDes arreIteret - fdmt, at
bet 6apbe beret beore for 5attigfolt,
ON Ulcainleb par bleben or9bt tioz
ligere.
8ef Superior, 8is., Sept. 10. -
Gn Manb peb Gaon CHARLES Moroe[
er bteoen arreiteret for uIgmmelig og
oprsrTt Sale. 6an ffal babe fagt, at
ban bar 9lab beo Mc8inlebs OsO,
iamt at ,6ele Smsren" burOe D9re
Ituot".
Gn W2atros tog fig paa at bante
Morbea, og en- bel Menneite6Ob fam
lebe Jig mart. 9olitiet rebOeoe W}orz
ref fra bens 9arme. Selo benGgter
Moroea 9eitplOningernes Gambler
oig6eo.
W}orsfielo, Ore., Sept. 10. = SSo6n
YeterIen BAR blepen jdget uo af 8pen
i Dag, oa ban bapOe brugt lltpemss
orb ON MeainleD.
SpracuIt, Sept. 10. = Den tOin=
belige 2tgitator, Or. Marb Dulter
bar peb at Itulle lpn6es paa Osnego
Station @adr. Sun babbe Idgt, at
Iep gort Stat bar lige iaa ltor en-
Moroer 1om G3olgoI3. bbis ben lpO
BAN 6enrette. 6un anIad Mc&inlep
for MorOer, foroi ban baooe label be
Itdttels 5ilipptnoer mbrOe."
6un tom meb gpo og n9ppe op /
5oget. Som I9bbanlig bar BUN
tl9ot / Manb8bragt.
X
9lainfielo. q. g., Sept. 19. - Gn
52=aarig 9aniter Qufreo 9ani6oOI er
6leoen iopmt 90 Oage8 59ngiel for
uIgmmelig 5ale ON Mcainlep.
S g}ep gort fit en- Mano idmme
Straf forbi ban gjorOe Nar ao Wlugiz
itratens Ssrgetegn.
@n 5rubfel. 3renton, g. g.
Sept. 19. = @uperner @orhees bar
mobtaget ct poittort, mGrtet 0dboten,
q. q. 0et lDber Iaa: De pil gere
bebIt / at forboIOe Dem rolig og laOe
0eres Spbagere forIpinoe berfrd, eli
lers faar be famine Wtent, iom SIC
&inleb fit. gi er paa llOtig efter 5olt
al beres aaliber."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-01
TO BREAK THE STRIKE.

The American Steel Casting Com
pany Is Importing Non-Union Men.
SHARON, Pa, July 31.-It is the
tentative purpose of the American Steel
Casting Company. one of the largest
producers of castings in the country
to break the strike at their works in
this city by importing non-union
workers to fill the places Of the striking
molders, clippers and cranemen. Two
more car loads OF men were brought
in to-day over the Pennsylvania road
from Philadelphia and unloaded at the
works. There were about fifty new
arrivals. making total of two hun
dred who have been imported to date.
The company claims the plant is now
running almost in full. and II necessary
more hands can be imported. The re-
straining order of Mercer court pre-
vents the strikers from molesting the
new men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-01
OF SUSPENSE
FOR THE STEEL INTERESTS.

his residence He arrived at mis- Office
soon after IL o'eloek. having come d.
rectly from his home
Asked il he had held a conference
with Messrs. Morgan. Davis and Tighe
or would see them during the day, Mr..
Hanna said:
Il am not at liberty to discuss the
subject. l will neither deny or confirm
the report that conference was held
this morning. 1t is true that | am in
terested, and to some extent directly
connected with the efforts being made
to settle the strike. but it would be
most foolish for me to talk about what
is being done"
The Crescent Tin Plate mills in this
city, mentioned in the Pittsburg de-
spatch, have been closed ever since
the Inauguration of the Amalgsmated
strike.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-01
SCHWAB STILL FIRM
In His Refusal to Make Any Sort of
n Statement Regarding the

In His Refusal to Make Any Sort of
Statement Regarding the
strike.
NEW YORK, July 31.-President
Schwab was at Morgan & Co.'S office
late in the afternoon. accompanied by
a man who was said to be a represen-
tative of the constituent companies in
Pittsburg. Mr.. Schwab was asked to
say something regarding the reported
rejection of terms by the Amalgamated
Association, but he replied by saying
that he must decline to be interviewed.
Late in the afternoon 1t was reported
that Secretary Williams. of the Anal
gamated Association, had come here
from Pittsburg with a personal letter
to ]. P. Morgan. AT the Morgan bank
ing house it was said that nothing was
known there about Mr.. Williams and
doubt as to the truth of the report was
expressed by member of the firm.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-01
HALF MILLION FOR DOBS
VOTED BY PARLIAMENT
RuT NOT Till. VIGOROUS PROTEST
HAD BEEN ENTERED by
IRISH MEMBERS.
LABoUCHERE ALSO OBJECTED.
IST LEADER--CRUEL METHODS
CHARGED TO WOUENrs

LONDON, July S1.-ln the House Of
Commons to-day. proposing resolution
granting Field Marshal Earl Roberts
G100,100 for his services In South At
rica. A. j. Balfour. the government
leader. In the course of a eulogy of 70
field marshal. whom he compared with
such men as Collingwood, Nelson, Mari
borough and Wellington. said there was
daring add strategy. and the rapidly
with which his plans were carried out,
Kimberley and Mafeking would have
fallen, eleven thousand British would
have been starved into submission ct
I.adysmith and there would have been
a general rising of disloyalists in South
Africa. Great Britain might have re-
covered therefrom. but at what a COST
The country was saved from this by the
genius of the man he now invited the
house to reward by a unanimous vote,
Irrespective of political differences. The
statement called forth protests from the
Irish members.
The Liberal leader Sir Henry Camp
bell Bannerman concurred in the mo-
tion.
John Dillon. Irish Nationalist,
strongly opposed the vote. He protest
ed against mentioning Lord Roberts In
association with such men as Marlbor-
ough He declared Lord Roberts had
shown the greatest inhumanity in
South Africa, and said he had employed
barbarous methods and had proved
himself dismal failure.
Mr. Labouchere. Radical, protested
against granting gratufties to military
men while nothing was given to { VII
ians who were doing something for the
benefit of their country.
Mr.. Kerr Hardie. Socialist and indie
pendent Labor, took a similar view. He
declared that in the opinion of experts
at home and abroad, Lord Roberts
failure primarily was responsible for
the continuance OF the war
Mr.. Swift MacNeill. Irish Nationalist
said he considered Lord Robertss
operations were conducted with maxi
mum of cruelty and minimum OF hui
manity, and that his farewell speech at
Cape Town was horrible hypocrisy and
blasphemy.
After further debate for and against
the measure, Mr.. Balfour moved the
closure, which was carried by 2b7 TIC
1O8 votes. The resolution was after
wards adopted by a vote of 2S1 to 70.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-01
ARRIVED AT LAST.
Admiral schlcy's Long Delayed Let
ter In Navy Depa rt Inents Hands.

WASHINGTON, July 31--It was an
nounced at the Navy Department to-
day that the letter from Rear Admiral
Schley acknowledging the receipt OF the
precept to the court of inquiry and
making certain suggestions with ref
erence thereto, had at last been receiy-
ed. No explanation Of the delay in its
arrival and no statement of its con-
tents were furnished. Judge Advo-
cate Lemly simply announced that the
letter had arrived, and would receive
consideration. He declined to answer
all interrogatories. basing his refusal
upon the order Of the secretary pro-
hibiting officers from discussing the
case. Captain Lemly departs on his
annual leave Saturday, and the suppo-
sition is that Rear Admiral Schleys
letter will be considered before that
time, and that whatever action is to be
taken on the admiral's representations
will be taken at once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-01
.FA|TH-CURE FAXAT|C|Sk
CAUSED CH|LD'S DEATH.
A LITTLE GIRL. LITERALLY COOK.
ED ALIVE. LIES SEVEN HOURS
WITHOUT RELIEF,
WHILE HER PARENTS PRAYED.
HUMANE OFFICER TOOK CASE IN
HAND. AND PARENTS WILL.
NE PROSECUTED.
Special to the Rcsister.

sHtGihi ~ tue iNtElAtcE.
HAMILTON. O., July 3t.-An as.
founding case of faith cure fanaticlsm
came to light in this city to-day. Liv-
Ing in Warwickshire, a small place in
the northern suburbs, are John Bishop
and family. ihe oldest child was Es-
Their. She was bright, and rounding
some household duties. her clothing
caught fire from gasoline stove. The
child ran screaming to the roadway.
with her clothing mass of flames.
She stood piteously screaming until 4
neighbor tore what was left OF the
burning clothes away,
The girl was almost literally cooked
She was carried into the house and
laid on a bed. with but light covering.
Offers of assistance from nelghbors
were refused. The house was locked,
and all overtures we're turned away.
with the assurance from the girls Ia
ther and mother that God would take
care of her.
Indignation became so great that
physician and Humane Officer G. J,
Smith we're called Mt a late hour last
night Nothing had been done to help
the child She had lain for seven
hours In agony. while being prayed
over.
Remedies were applied. but at 1870
o'clock this morning the girl died. de-
spite the prayers OF the parents and
the efforts of the physicians Prose-
cutlons will follow. The remains Will
be shipped to Greenville Darke county.
tomorrow. The case Is now In the
hands of the prosecuting attorney.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-01
A STRANGE CASE.
Woman Doesn't Care for Her Bnbys
and Is Anxious to Get rid of II.

woman Doesn't Care for Her Baby
and Is Anxious to Get hid of II.
Special to the Rcgisters
PARkERSBURG. w. Va, July 31.--
Some time ago woman who was well
supplied with money, who gave her
name as Mrs. May Smith. and who said
she had husband near Camden-on-
Ganley, and bxother at Ravenswood,
came to ParkerMurg Il, Last
Thursday a child was bof4 20 he'll
on Monday it disappeared. Col.
ney p. Thanhouser, local agent OF TN
Humane Society, was notified. and took
the matter up. He found that Mrs.
Smith had given the child away because
she did not care for It, to Mrs. Jesse
Wease. She was located, after soma
search, at New Martlnsville. where she
had gone from here, and when the po-
lice were notified to send her back with
the baby she brought 1t here. Mrs
Smith Is outspoken In saying that she
wants to get rid of the child, but II
is with her now. The Humane Society
has not yet determined what action
Ii will take In the matter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-01
WILL PROBATED.

Property of ROunseville WiIdman
and Wife Goes to Heirfs at Law.
SAN FRANCISCO, July 31.-Wm. f.
Aldrich has filed for probate the last
will of the late Consul General Rounse-
velle Wildman and his wife, who, with
their son, were lost in the wreck of the
Rio de Janeiro. The wills were execut-
ed in 1899, and in them the consul gen.
eral and Mrs. Wildman each bequeathed
what he or she owned to the other, and
in case of the death of both to their
children. The property will be distrib-
uted equally among ave surviving heirs
at law.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-01
CAT CAUSED FIRE

That Burned Three Persons to
Death and Caused Fatal Injury
of the Fourth.
NEW YORK, July 31.-James Mccoy
and his two children, William, 16 years
old, and Edna, IA years old, were burn
ed to death to-day in a fire in their
home in Brooklyn. Mrs. Mary Mccoy,
the mother, was probably fatally hurt
by falling from a. window to the
ground. The fire was caused by the
overturning, by cat, Of the petroleum
lamp.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-01
HANNA NoN-COMMITTAL.

would Not Confirm Nor Deny Re-
ports of COnference-Came to
Office Late.
CLEVELAND, o.. July 31.-Up to
noon to-day newspaper men here had
been unable to locate Messrs. Morgan,
Davis and Tighe, of the Amalgamated
Association, reported to have started
from Pittsburg for Cleveland last night.
A canvass Of the leading hotels at that
hour showed that they had not regis
tered.
Senator Hanna did not appear at lis
ONCE throughout the morning and re-
port was in circulation that confer
ence between him and the Amalgamat-
ed representatives had taken place at
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-01
HANNA DENIES REPORT.

CLEVELAND, o., July Ex-senator
Hanna said tonight that there had
been no conference between him and
of the Amalgamated
nor did he know anything
of a conference between himself and
the iron workers, as is quite generally
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-01
DR.. POWELL'S FUNERAL.

Special to the Register.
PARKERSBURG, w. Va, July 81
The funeral of the late Rev. DR.. w.
K. Powell was held to-day. The funeral
sermon was delivered by Rev. DR.. J,
w. Carter, of this place, while address
es were made by Rev. l.. Il. Peters, OF
Clarksburg; Rev. w. p. Walker, or
Huntington, Rev. j. s. Stump, OF Par
kersburg, and Rev. George w. Lasher.
d. D., OF Cincinnati. The funeral was
one of the largest held here in many
wears
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-01
HEADS SPLIT OPEN.

Horrible Crime Supposed to Have
been Committed for Revenge.
JACKSON, Miss, July 31.--R. I. Tai
iafero and wife, of Carroll county, were
found dead in bed to-day, with their
heads split open. 1t is thought MUIR
der was committed by negroes out OF
revenge for the recent killing OF col
ored man who attempted to poison the
family.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-01
MATERIAL WORKED UP.

NEW CASTLE. Pa, July 31.-The
strike of the Amalgamated Association
has affected the cold rolling department
OF the Greer and Shenango tin mills
which have shut down from lack of
material from the hot mills The tin
house at the Shenango mill will be
worked for about two weeks on supply,
but that of the Greer mill will be idle
in a week
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-01
ANOTHER REVOLUTION
started Against President Castro I'm
Venezuela.

WILLEMSTEAD, Island Of Curacao,
July 31-Doctor Rangel Gardiras, at
the head of 5000 men. has revolted
against President Castro OF Venezuela.
The insurgents are near San Antonio,
de Tachira, on the Colombian frontier.
The Venezuelan government has sent
10000 troops to the scene of the up
rising. The situation Is grave. Other
outbreaks are expected The whole
country Is ready to rise against Pres
ident Castro. Constitutional guaran-
ties have been suspended. and compli-
cations with Colombia are now much
feared
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-01
ADOPTED ELECTION BILL.

HAVANA, July 31.-After q lively
debate to-day the Cuban constitutional
convention adopted the electoral bill
submitted by the commission as :
whole. Discussion Of The various ~.
ticles Will now begin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-01

BERLIN. July 31.-Emperor William
has ordered that all the German SOL
diers who we're in Pekin during the
siege are to be promoted to the rank
Of non-commissionld officers.
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TRUST OFFICERS CONFER.

NEW YORK, July 31.-President
Schwab and Chairman Gary of the
United States Steel Corporation, were
in conference to-day with Chas. Steele
of ]. P. Morgan & Co.
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CLEARED THE COURT ROOM.
Prisoner With e. Gun shot Once and
Found Himself Alone With the
IA HI

Special to the Register.
CCRNWALLIS, w. Va. July 3D.
While Vernon Duty was being tried be-
fore justice last night for house break.
ing he became incensed at witness and
drawing a gun fred at him while on
the witness stand He was about TO nrd
again when a constable prevented him.
The court hid under the bench and the
spectators fed. leaving Duty and tho
constable in possession Of the room.
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The Register IS read more
generally In the State and
adjoining towns than any
o.her paper. 1t costs more
for advertising space, but
ihe returns more than Jus.
tify the outlay.
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