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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-09
MINES AND MINERS.

Davenport, Iowa-Trade very active.
Hard coal increases of price will shortly
give the soft coal market stiffness.
Trade is reported ~ fair at Dubuque,
Iowa. Soft coal 81 20 per ton free on
board cars.
Cinciunsti-Second pool aflost, 81 20
per 1000 pounds; Ksnawhs, ~; Ohio
river, 81 50. Trade healthy.
The coal review for this week ia omit
ted, for the reason that there is nothing
new to report concerning the general mar
kets.
The northern Illinois operators, at their
meeting on the 27th ult., fixed the price at
the mines for Chicago and the Northwest
ut 81 rs per ton.
Toledo, O.-Therc have been no changes
in coal prices here during the month, nor
ia there any likelihood Of a change IN the
grades of soft coal.
indianapolis, Ind, September Local
trade is picking up nicely, and, notwith-
standing natural gas there will he con-
siderable coal required, and many are be-
ginning to see it-Bldck Diamond.
Louisville, Ky Stock not as large rs
at came time last year. Pittsburg, lump,
cents a bushsl; nut, y cents. Most Of
the fall supply has been delivered, and in
consequences the market is dull. Kentucky
lump, &c; nut, &c.
The Monongahsls and the harbor al
Plttsburg have seldom been 81 bare of coal
"a st present. Thore is considerable atloa'
below, however, though not sufficient tC
warrant lower price for mining than thai
demanded by organized miners.
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MILL NOTES.

The Gautier mill of the Cambria, Johns
town, Pa is on full.
The Edgar Thomson rail mill recently
turned out 1892 standard rails at turn.
The Soho put on dozen Pudding FUR
nsees and hammer additional this week
The Hartman, at Beaver Falls, Pa, IS
preparing 10 make steel pillow shapes
Beaver Falls steel mill is on full in all
departments and the sheet mills OF the
iron company are on triple turns.
Predictionist Bsnner says there will be
an increase of business from now on, and
this will continue until 1891. Benner
should give bond 70 make his word good.
The falling of in demand for steel rails
has moved the Joliet aud the Northern
Chicago Company to arrange to devote 8
portion of their works TO the manufacture
of other forms of steel for the general mar
ket.
The North Chicago Company expect to
increase the output of the Bay View blast
furnaces 40 to so per cent by the erection
of hot blast stoves to cost $75, 900.
The Bessemer department of the Penn
sylvania steel works, ut Steelton, Pa,
keeps ND its average, and with the excep-
ton Of the opsn-hesrth department all are
busy.
improvements in artificial gas producing
and high charges Of the natural gas COM
panies due to their wstered stock and ex-
trayagaut management, are tending to
change in the mill fuel Of the Pittsburg
district. There will be nothing done sud-
denly, however.
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GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

George W. Lse says that O'Connor is
the speediest oarsmsn in the world, in fact
so fast that Jim Keenan,, Teemer's hacker,
will make no match for the latter to row
him.
Arthur Chambers, who is now in San
Francisco with Joe Acton, has issued a
challenge on behalf of Jimmy Mitchell to
fight any light weight on the Pacific coast
for 81, 900 a side.
Gus Guerrero has brother Peter, who
shines ~ a long distance runner in the
West. He intends entering the next six
days go-ss-you-please race, which takes
place in New York during November.
The second wrestling match between
Joe Acton, of Philadelphia, and James
Faulkner, Of Frisco, will, in all probabili-
ty, fall through. Acton wants to wrestle
at las pounds while Faulkner will not pat
up any money unless Acton, reduces his
weight to 144 pounds.
The Olympic Athletic Club Of San Fran
cisco have offered $1,000 purse for Peter
johnson and Mike Conley to fight for.
johnson is the man who recently defeated
VI puS'Ou, uiucltcb
rounds He is colcred man and halls
from Australia
Ormonde, the racing dog. who won sew
eral races here last year, has been taken to
England to compete in some Of the races
over there. The first event in which be
started had 1856 entries. He won his heat,
but was defeated in the second round. W.
Judson has him in tow, and expects TO
win q race with him before he returns.
The people OF Brockhampton, New South
Wales, are already moving to hold an in
ternstional regatta at that place next year.
Three thousand dollars had been subscrib-
ed six weeks ago, and it was hoped to raise
in the peighborhood of $40, 900. The first
prize for single sculls will be S., 600, tbs
second 81, 500, and 30 On. The men will
row in pairs, and several Americans have
expressed their intention of competing.
Should the above amount be subscribed, il
be the largest stake ever contested for in .
regatta.
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TRADE NOTES.

Oas acre of Wall street, New York, is
worth 1000, eco.
At Houtzisle, Pa, thsre is public IL
brary for the miners.
Count Zeng, Of Vienna; who recently
died worth S, 600, 600, WAS baker.
In New York city there are fifteen halls
which labor unions cannot hire for meet
ings.
This country purchased half Of the china
made in Limoges last year for 1900. 600
francs.
They say that our American railroad
bridges if placed together would reach from
New York to Liverpool.
The Stewart Iron CcmPsuy's mills at
Sharon, Pa, started up o1 the Sd inst,
after eight months idleness.
Russis gets nearly 500, OOO, 900 pounds Of
cotton from foreign countries, especially
the United States ard Egypt.
Forty New York cOmpositors have just
won q strike against nOa-union waves after
new men had been at work week.
At Antrim, Pa, the opsrators have mott
fed the miners Of q reduction equsliDg IA
Der cent of their 81 cents ton work.
A full cargo of iron, 12l car loads, from
Birmingham, Ala, the first shipment from
Savannah north, left that port for Phila-
delphia some days ago.
Oar Indians cultivated 227, 265 acres Of
land last year, They own over 1900, 900
sheep. 40, All swine, Ill, 467 cattle and
$50, 334 horses and mules.
The American Barb Wire Company, of
st. Louis, are adding additional machinery
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FROM THE SPORTS.
EVENTS THAT WILL INTEREST TIE BASE
BALL PUBLIC.
The Battle Goes Nsrriy %, With New York and
S. Louis SILL Lsating-NOtss From the
DiamOnd-Pugiliste Poins-Dra-
matte News

There has not been any exciting features
in the League race this week, except 1t
may be the good showing Of Boston. The
beaueaters are undoubtedly doing what
may seem great work. They are playing
better than they did short time ago, but
their playing is in no way to be compared
with New York. The truth is that the
Giants have in welch and Keefe, with q
good standby like Titcomb, material to
defeat all corners in a reasonable number
of games. The New Yorks have art, and
they have stamina to finish. If their
pitchers hold out the question of suprem-
acy is settled. Accidents will happen,
however, and one may Overtske the
Giants.
There needs no special comment about
the other clubs. Chicago is weakening;
Detroit is comparatively harmless; the
Phillies are still the plodding and obsti-
nate lot they have always been; Pittsburg
is apparently where it will it will remain,
in sixth place, and so are the tail enders
Following is the standing Of the clubs up
to Saturday:
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IN THE PRIZE RING.

New YORK, September Jake Kill
rain. the heavy weight pugilist, and his
protege, Johnny Murphy, the light weight,
arrived here yesterday en- route to Bslti-
more, where Kilrain intends to visit his
many friends.
Last evening Kilrain, Murphy and
Frank Stevens paid visit to Jack Demp.
sey, the Nonparsil and champion middle
weight Of the world, at his Long Islard
greeting Dempsey wanted to know if
Charley Mitchell vas coming to this conn.,
try and when. Kjirain told the story of
Mitchelrs detention, but added that if
Mitchell and Dempsey should meet Mitch
ell would be winner.
This nettled Jack, and he asked Kilrsin
if he would make match. He replied that
he was not authorized to do 30, but hav-
ing the friendly feeling that he had for
Mitchell he WAS willing to put mp 500
that Mitchell would make the match. The
Nonpsriel Mt once jumped over the bar
and wrote check for like amount, but
after good deal OF talk on both sides
nothing but silk hat was bet that there
would not be match. The conversation,
however, grew warmer and warmer at one
stage, Rad Dempsey, who thought that
Kilrain was belIttliug him, drew himself
six inches higher than his ordinary height,
and striking the bar with his fist, said:
81 think that q direct challenge, Jake.
l want you TO understand l fear no man
living and III 60 you"
Jake replied: ''You don't mean that, !"
to which Jack said: "Yes, and I'll give
you rattle at that" This ended in moth
ing. D..
Stevenson was strenously urged By both
Dempsey and Kilrsin to hold the 500 for
o match with Mitchell, but he declined,
preferring to have thu men meet to-day
and post the money.
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DIED.

RHODE5-On Saturday, September 8, 1855, q.
O'Clock q m, Mrs. Z. r. RHepEs, in the SD
year OF her age.
Funeral from her late residence in Bridgeport,
Ohio, Sunday afternoon, at O'Clock. Inter.
ment private.
WOODS AT his residence two miles east Of
the CITY, on Friday morning. September ., lsss
JOHN WooDs, in the SID year Of bis age.
Funeral Sunday, September 3, lsss, at I'D
O'Clock p. m. Friends Of the family desiring 70
attend may obtain conveyances by giving notice
to G. Mendei & Co.
DAUM-Monday morning. September 3, isss
at O'Clock, RosIA A. DAUN, aged IL yeAn
KUHN-At 10 Is q m. September 9Th, 1853,
JosEPH p. KUHN, In the s9th year Of his age
MEIER-wednesday September 5, 1855, AZ 5lS
O'Clock .. N, AUGUST MEfEE, in the SD year OF
his sge-
wIDDEL-wednesdsy. September 5. lsss. Ct
GO a m, Mrs. MARY WIDDEI, wife OF y. Wild
del, Esq, in her 65th year.
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Irish Grace Dariings.
Woason's World.


The women of these coasts and islands
are as skillful as the men in handling the
oar and rudder. They know every suuken
rock and dangerous current of the intri-
cate channels between the great Island of
Aran and the mainland, and take the
boats in and out all westhers. For many
years q Grace Darling Of this coast, the
daughter of pilot who lived on Fights
Island, went ont in q storm and darkness
with her old father, never trusting him
alone, as she knew bis weakness for
whisky. The brave girl never finch
ed from facing the widest gales,
fearing that disaster might befall her
father and the vessels it was his business
to guide to safe anchorage, if she were
not at the helm. Many ship's crew beat
ing about between Aran and 0~sy owed
their preservation to Nellie Boyle. Two
sisters have taken the post boat into Aran
for many years past, their father, John
Nancy, being now old and infirm. The
beetling cliffs and echoing caves Of
this dangerous coast have 3 weird
charm of their own, and the sim
pie people born within the sound of
the Atlantic surges cling with q surpris-
ing tenscity to their matched and roped
cottages, sheltered behind huge round
backed rocks, in the hollows of which
they grow their patches of potatoes ana
stunted oats and barley. The mum Der of
these dwellings, starting mp out of what
from sfsr looks like q stony desert, both
by the sea and for miles inland, is start
ling to us who reflect on the posi-
bilities of subsistence afforded by this
so-called land. The unfailiug bog affords
ample fuel II lie true, and the potato crop,
when as good as now, will last throughout
the winter. In . good season such rs this
it has chance of getting stacked before
the equanoetial gales begin to blow.
Well il would be if these oats, ground into
meal, might form larger part of the sta
pie food of Donegal. Strong tea, boiled in
the "wee pot" beside the turf embers, with
bakers bread, have now taken the place
of the wholesome bone making porridge
on which the canny Scott still lives. To
buy groceries money is needed, and We
wonder how this can be earned here. Kip,
or seaweed burning used to bring them
money, and this year, too, thin pillars OF
blue smoke are rising all around by the
sea, showing, let us hope, that trade in
iodyne is brisk. The fishing ought to be
q fruitful source of prosperity to the Roses,
but on this subject resident writes in
1884 as follows: ITO the north Of AraD-
more, stretching away to the north
west of Tory, there is fine
fishing bank, where all kinds Of
fish might be caught every day in the year
with suitable boats and gear. In very fine
weather our small craft often got out
from four to six miles off Aran's Heads
Next day they all came back laden, and
after such take all the boats in the neigh.
borhood will 90 ont. 1t may be that a
breeze springs up, and the sea rises in the
middle of a good catch, then all have to
run home for shelter. Large, well-ftted
fishing smacks could stay ont there for
days, and make plenty of money, too, but
facilities for the transit and sale Of fish
there are poor"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-09

Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup for
children :eething, is the prescription Of
onsof the BEST female nurses and physicians
in the United States, and has been used
for forty yea-s with never failing success
BY millions Of mothers for their children.
During the process of teething it's value ID
ncslcnable II relieves the child from
pam, cures dysentery and diarrhea, grip
ing In the bowels, and wind oclic. By
giving health 70 the child II rests il
mother. Prics 25c bottle.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-09
DRAMATIC NEWS.

Remarkable interest will attend the
opening performance of Edwin Booth and
Lawrence Barrett at the Warder Opera
House in Kansas City next Monday even
Ing, September 10.
September 10, 1s49, just thirty-nine
years ago, Edwin Booth made his first sp-
pearance upon the regular stage. The
event which was accidental, occurred at the
Boston Museum and the part the incipient
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-09
The Servant Girl Question.


The season of the year that strikes ter.
ror to the hearts of housewives is close at
hand, and the irrepressible servant girls
are now spending their time in intelligence
offices and employment agencies waiting
for some fair creature TO come along and
take them from humble homes in the by
ways of the town to a sumptuous mansion,
where they can run the affairs of the fam
lily and things generally during the coming
winter. There are hundreds Of servants
in this city at present who were thrown
out of employment early in the summer
and who have been idle ever since because
of the absence from town of the people
who gave them employment.
~ never saw 30 many servants in town
as there are at present, all looking for stu
atoms" said Seventh street employment
agent. Gas rule, nurses and cooks have
been taken along to the country by people
who own or rent cottages, but this year it
would seem that all had been left behind.
have received over 100 letters to-day
from different parts of the city asking for
servants. Chambermaids are the persons
most in demand, because no skill is re-
auired from them, and they can be dis
charged and hired at will. The greatest
trouble have is in supplying good cooks.
Most of the good women cooks 20 of on n
spree occasionally, and as q rule those who
are sober and steady do not give
satisfaction, and between these two
evils it is hard TO suit my patrons. -
When woman gets good cook as q gen.
eral thing che takes good care Of her. Five
years ago lady on Spring Garden street
secured cook from this Office, and she
has had her since. In the summer time
when the family 90 away Della, the cook,
is sent home and paid her wages regular
ly, or else she ia sent to some country
place where she can get board for about
81 psr week. She returns TO the city with
the family, and while most servants never
stay in place for more than four or five
months. Della could not be driven out
with a club.
"Thst is a good way TO treat servant
girl, and the expense attached 10 giving
her a short season in the country ia more
than fully compensated for BY the amount
of worriment and destruction Of edibles
that is prevented by the ability Of the girl.
No experimenting is necessary with Della,
but there would he with new cook and
the lady of the house would probably have
$50 worth of materials spoiled before get
ting a satisfactory one and that one might
DO a drunkard. Yes, there are lots Of ser
want girls in town-more than enough to
supply the demand-but the wedding ont
process is what worries the lives out Of the
people who hire them"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-09
BASE BALL NOTES.

Pre7ideut Spalding thinks he he's found
a jewel in Tener.
The Chicago and Dstroits quit even,
each having won 10 games from the other.
Pagan, who was dubbed ELMER Smith
the second" by "Ths Sage of Carthage"
is now Trojan.
Bsckly now leads the country in bat
ting. Ryan he's made one hit in thirteen
times at the bat.
Only one hit off Mickey Welch. 1t is
time to bring the boys home, Manager
Wright. Philadelphia Times.
"Allegheny"-Yes it is pretty nearly
certain that Horace Phillips will be re-
tanned as manager of the Allegheny club
next season.
An exchange says that Manager Mutrie
is practicing Herman in pitching. This
may be 80, but just the same Mike will
pitch no mora.
Sundays bride is very charming
young lady of graceful form, attractive
features and engaging manners. She 10
pronounced brunette.
Darling has been out of practice so long
that he fears to play in regular game.
Flint is sick and Daily is lame. Terrell
does all the work now.
"Burdick has much greater speed than
you think" says George Myers. His
style of pitching il much like Keefe's, and
ne has about rs much speed. He Is a
conner"
you'll hear good reports of u.s." said
Mutrie, as he bid the reporters goodbye
after the game. 81 don't see how We can
lose the pennant, but l haven't yet said
we would win it,"
They say Hoy cannot talk, but he said
to Umpire Valentine very plainly, after he
was declared cot at second base, HE
never touched me-" He must have for
gotten himself.-BsstOn Herald.
The question of De,roit having a club
next season will depend largely on the
support given the team in these tiual games
at home The loss of the club would be q
serious one in many respects. Press
1t has been many day since any club
was "a near the Browns as the Athletics
now are. Is the old fight of years ago 70
be repeated? Then the Athletics won the
championship from st. Louis by single
game.
Louisville has only nine men on the
present trip, and every player is therefore
compelled to work daily. The club seem;
to be on the verge of collspsing, and the
team plays listlessly in anticipation o.
such an event.
Tener is not phenomenon. He is moi
a wonder. He is merely very tall man
with an armful of curves, pocketful O
confidence and headful of common sense
These 90 to make up good pitcher. They
were what John Clarkson possessed. On,
of these days Tener will sit in the orches
ira of star pitchers, where he will play {
very large instrument-the slide trombone
perhaps. Chicago Herald.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-09-09

1t will be the old st. Louis Athletic bat
tie over again in the association. Then
the Athletics won by single game. They
may do the same or even better this year,
but the chances are with the Browns.
Besides q moderate lead they have a
greatly strengthened team and are doing
fine work. Chamberlain will add greatly
to the pitching talent, and backed by good
field work is likely to prove formidable
opponent to any of sluggers that may 20
against him. Brooklyn has improved in
her work, and her percentage has gone up
a notch or two. Cincinnati continues to
fall off. Cleveland is also putting mp q
clean article Of ball The record up to
Saturday is IS follows:
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Saved His Life.

Mr.. d. I. Wilcoxson, of Horse Cave,
Ky, ssys he was, for many years, badly
afflicted with Phthisic, also Diabetes; the
pains were almost unendurable and would
sometimes almost throw him into couvul-
sions. He tried Electric Bitters and got
relief from first bottle and after taking six
bottles was entirely cured, and had gained
in flesh eighteen pounds Says he posi-
lively believes be would have died, had 1t
not been for the relief afforded by Electric
Bitters. Sold at Fifty cents Q bottle by
Logan & Go.
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MARRIED.

CALDWELL MlLLER-At Cumberland, Nd,
August 30th. 1855, HARRY CRAyNRR CALDWELL
and ELIZABETH srRIGs MILLER. by Rev. James
Z. Moffett, q Presbyterian Minister.
RODGERS-PAUL-At 6 O'Clock Wednesday
evening, August %, 1885, at the residence Of The
brides parents, al Hopedale, o., g. N. RoDsEks,
Professor of Sciences at Bethany College, w
Va. and FLORENCE Z. PAUL, danghter OF A. b.
Paul. r NJ. Bowling officiating.
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MAGNOLIA

RAIN Tale HaGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM win
voa 10 the sesaids, Nouutssrs 4 Raxal RrsrtS
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MAGNOLIA

SAM, l<lnishes He,iness. Eoughness PinPus
ucs AMI slics aisbasier Ease. Neck Arms Hands
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MAG KOLIA

RALM, oycrcomes sallowness. BlOtehOs, an
gives Smooth. Soft Youthful and Piisble Skint
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MAGNOLIA

BALM-HAGAN's MAGNOLIA BALM is not
Paint lowier or Rouge. but . Refreshing liquid
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MAGNOLIA

SAEE preservrs the Complexion and makes .
lazy Of 10 app&s only 90 Il raanes the skini
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S230 ~. 81; : sss:$:;.1r1s e: 3: s
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MAGNOLIA

aALM. ia . Cooling. Soothing and srjoysbls
i1daId preDszsioa for fscs, meek. arms and hAn61l
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Sraharx's Sulphnr Caailes,

Seabury's sslphnr Candies,
For disinfectins Closets, Stores,
Rooms, Cellars, Sinks, stables,
Oufhousss, Chicken Coops, Bird
Cages, Sc
SeaburJs Bydrsnaphthsl esap;
For diseases Of the SKIN and
Scalp. such - letter, Ring.
worm, Eczema. scAbies. 8caley
z uptions, Itching, Sweating
Feet, Dandruh, Falling Hair,
&c.
Hydrsrsfhfhsl P1stilles,
For purifying the Sick room.
DISCRIMINATING Insects and
eliminating disease germa
HEADS Csrn 4 Bunies Plasters,
For Foot troubles
Benson's Platter,
For Aches and Pains.
Sold By ali Druggists.
GEABURY * JOHNSON
Sole Manufacturer, View YORK.
90
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MAGNOLIA

BALM gives Rayishingly Beautifulskin. Read
py used and can't be detected One trial soayiusssI
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1888-08-10

Inc International Literary Congress, called for
tne iotn o. september, 10 discuss the American
copyrig law. has chosen an Interesting ana s,a
nincant spot for It's meeting. Venice has m,
nisned background for more Dramatic nen
pictures In all languages than perhaps any other
CITY OIL It's age, from SAakspeare's tine down. a.,
the Doge's palace Is the scene OF some OF Byron,s
most surfing works, never protected by copyriaht
In this country, and the subject OF Mr.. Howe,ps
ieonociastie researches, never protected by COPY
right abroad.