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The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-08-09
THE PURRING FELINE.
Tbs Connection Between Diph-
liberia IN Children and Cats.

LlEEAG IL NA44lICA G-A SSlos
II mankind de-cend from the proper
dignity q t-eic nz'7re 70 fOrdlirg iuti-
rzcy Win be4=t=. they az sure - ind,
sooner or later. sane penalty that l. in
sspzrsJ.e from every SOFT q what the
Mosaic lzT CsuO18cs- q confusion"
Inc fol.Osiug says the Loudoa Sanitary
Rec I'D. /. al illustration o. the possible
Connection between 5iya:le.is il children
gu5 il cz,.: 4 E...s 10! vas taken i'll
T!.h via. tg-ue5 out ultimately TO be
fatal cipntnsris. On tue frat day Of his
Ire=s he vas =ick modern in-ulaE for
rs1=ez. and the ca, which was II the
rom q ,as time. licked the T0nit on the
aJOr II few days .rls chId mean
saiIs having died the animal Tzs noticed
20 be i'll, and her s1fsrings being 20
sew :, and - similar 70 those q the
de boy, the owner destroyed her. Dur
irg the early ps-. Of it, Illness this cat had
been lei cut a. nights II the back yard,
g usual. 4 few days late; the cat OF
z neighbo- VINO liz few doJEs further
Of vas noticed TO be ILL., 1: had also been
on. in the back yards a. night. The
zecord animal. which, however, rscoye1 ed,
vas the pet and plsyfel.Ow OF four little
girls, who, grieved a. the illness Of their
faTorite. nurssd it with great care. All
four giils developed dip.heria, their
mother being convinced that they got it
from the cat: and, indeed, no other known
source of contact with infection could be
discovered. 1. is easy to imagine cats
catching an infectious disease like diph-
liberia when We remember how often milk
ard o.Eer unused food from the sick room
i given to the cat, or By some people
thrown on: into the back yard for the
bsnei. Of their neighbors' cats if they
p : - rnre ~ u cir nun
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-08-09
W Altering Geese.

when was in Alabama, between Por-
ter's gap and Millerville," said a gentle
men living in Atlanta, 81 came to a
country place where man was driving
ten or twelve geese from branch toward
a cotton patch. For heavens sake said
l, what Is that you have on the necks of
those gsesef" Those are gourds full of
water | drive these geese into that cot
ton patch and keep them there all day
wedding out the cotton. There is no water
IN the cotton patch, and / have to give
them water in this way to keep them
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-08-09

there But how do they get the water ont
Of those go1rds under their necks" They
drink O7t Of each others gourds. Zach
go1rd has an opening in the side, 90 that
srOt1sE goose can pu. his bill into the
yc1rd and drink. If YOU will stay here
long enough you will zee /. yourself l
waited there half day 70 see that per-
fgrnzrc=. and finally szT i. The geese
did last g tae man said they would.
when 2 goose got thirsty, he walked up 70
Ms rsfyhb1r and cody drank out Of the
yC7-5 OF III. mech. Atlanta Journal.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-08-09
MEDICAL DEPARPMENE

TULANE UNIVERSITY OF LOUISIANA D..
Formerly, 1sI7-1SSi, the University 81 LaD.sl'-A'
8 advantages for practice iusuucicn, ana ea'
pecially in the diseases Of the s0UhNsst gre W
eQualed. as the law secur 10 sUue- ahuuuhlt ~. .s
terals from the great Charity luplial "hu -
200 bsds and 20,00l patient annually s.iee.n
have no hospital fees TO " and srecai I1ssL'iT n
ton is daily given at the be eide Of the sick % ~
no ether insti utiOn. For cata'ogU or iliotluA'
ten address Prof. S. L. CH A.LLE, NJ. D., DeA9'
Z. U. Drawer 26l, NET OFLEAas Ia
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-08-09

General Harrison is surely capable of
something better than the platitudes and
castiron phrases he gives his visitors in
his speeches at indianapolis He seems
to be lacking in topics that give thought
free play. And yet there are questions
upon which the people could be electrified.
Cincinnati Enquirer, Dem.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-08-09
.ScrOJula Z Year r,,s,,

have b5sn t.Oublsd with scrr .. ..
WI .ch first start OF the top O. yes7s
II. INF lits tTOu5ie, with cous.s +. -. slng
Of u y scslss, and wsrery Il --L' lIsung
1nTer the scales. ! treated i & - "a ron
successfully, and WEE unable +. - as 70.
found your CC1ICu RA REMDIEs ~ t = ui;h
CUEA. one cake CUTI-CRA Solr a-5 ~ suIt
CU-ICURA RE=oLyEST cOmDle' r-,, - oouie
zkia becoming Perfectly cle6r -. ne ny
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-08-09

About year ago there hoated into a
mining camp near Billings, Mont, a
golden haired vision of womanhood, APP
parently not over 10 years old. Promptly
stalking out her claim, in a few days she
had erected neat little cabin, which she
paid for as promptly, and then began to
work her claim. Tne miners went wild
over her beauty, and christened her the
Belle of Montana" Offers of assistance
were promptly declined by the indie =
pendent young woman, and when on one
occasion a group of curious miners
gathered about to see her work, they we're
promptly advised that she knew her own
business and hoped they would soon learn
something of tfeir own. Since that time
every miner in the camp has been her
sworn knight and defender, and she has
lived safely among these lawless men,
protected only by the beauty of her own
fair face. She evidently believes there can
be bonanza queens as we'll as kings.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-08-09

Can he found in almost every
household throughout the land At
this season. How TO get rid Of
such smells Il the question that
Interests every neat housekeeper.
Here IL the answer. burn SEA
BURY's SULPHUR CANDLES In you
kitchens, closets, sinks, outhouses
chicken csOps, bird cages and all
other places that need dislnfectiOn
These candlee are made of the
finest sulphur, burn freely, and
there 10 no danger Of fre ON
them. Sold by druggists. SEA-
BURY a. JOHNSON, New York, sole
manufacturers.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-08-09
THE KANSAS MASSACRE
State Government Officials Examining
into the Stevens County Troubles.

State Government Officials Examining
into the Stevens County Troubles.
TOPEKA, August 2.-Attorney-gene
Bradford returned last night from Stevens
county, where he went to investigate the
massacre of Sheriff Cross and his five
deputies. He examined a large number
of people in different towns and all the
eye witnesses of the affair. The testI-
mony is unanimous to the effect that
Cross and party arrived at camp tired
and worn out; that they asked permission
of some haymakers to lie down and rest;
and that they were sleeping and appre-
hending no danger when they were sud
men and shot down without having any
chance to defend themselves. All three
of the eye witnesses say that not one
shot was fired by Sheriff Cross
or any of his men. Attorney general
Bradford has gathered large amount of
testimony, which he will submit to the
governor.
General Myers found that no troops were
needed, and the mission of the two officials
is ended for the present.
Business is reported to be at a standstill
at Hugoton and Woodsdale. EVERYBODY is
armed and ready for an attack and wait
ing to hear from Governor Martin.
The governor has to appoint a new
sheriff for Stevens county in place of the
one killed, and both towns have submitted
a name from their respective places to
General Bradford, but it is not likely that
either one will be appointed, as that will
not facilitate peace.
Robinson, who shot the five men, is re-
ported as taking things coolly.
MILITIA CALLED OUT.
TOPEKA, August 2. -Attorney-genera
Bradford and General Meyers have re-
turned from Stevens county aud made
their report to Governor Martin. After
hearing the report and recommendations
of the officers, the governor was satisfied
that the civil authorities were powerless
to preserve good order in Stevens county,
and that the introduction of militia in
that section of the state would be war
ranted, and, therefore, decreed that the
Second brigade, X. N. G., and Second
battery of artillery, of Topeka, with
gun, proceed there post haste,
and his order was sent out by telegraph.
The eight companies rendezvous at
Hutchinson tonight, and leave there at s
O'Clock to morrow morning by a special
Rock Island train for Liberal, the nearest
railroad point to Hugoton.
Complaints have been filed with United
States Commissioner Wilson, which
chage Robinson and his party with the
murder of Cross and his posse. United
States Marshal Jones and a sufficient num-
Der of deputies to make the arrests and
bring them safely to this city will go to
Hugoton this evening. The complaints
we're filed at the instance of Uniten States
Attorney Perry.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-08-09
Artesis, Los
Skin Disease . Terrs Qua,

Your CCTICURA Re yIDIgs did -arss-s,i /.
for ne. They cured my skin ~ LII
zen zen OF I'VE ~ s yeAi5 sl49nclng, - tuLdret
ing did ne sny good until COZ --r b..
The CUTICCRA REMIDIEs Our .I
Oe without taem. MRS ..s E-rfN
Rockwell City. nm. "a
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-08-09
Proposals for Public Printing, Binding, /
Printing Papers and Stationery.

III
C,EALgD PROPOSAL viii b f-gei;-c 81 tie
> DM = u : ef-tsFy II Sis's, El'.. j. pclD- K
q ~ o. 1ATI HDAT, the EIGHTH DAY u
SEP I'm 5Ek, I--si from s1y @1..a.ls ysfsJn ~
psrsgns resident y. THE sat-, ~ d earn printing
s1d binding a. iasy ~ ri 1if51 JT Is0 u Essl>c
by s1y department VI tn 5.4ts o .ysfnmeni, IL
cEpt he J4Gid.l department sa1 sz1syt sg.1
printing ~ mar b. done o. TIE state prlEtn2
an ~ :; the Deaf sld DguJ Asy!gin; ~ fgrnisa
BflntluZ paysfs and D. fIrli-h s1cl sts.IO Isry
mar Ds fag Ilrsd by lAN Of needed By sIy dEIsTt-
% IT 81 ne 5tss 1OYsrnmsa', sZ,spi tue 1cicLsl
De Jsrmsnf
The psblls pri.ang IL d.Tl1s1 ia,J fJs' clsssss,
a. GyllgDss
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-08-09

sold everywhere. Pr ce: CT
25c.: REsOLvEST, 81. Prepsy
DRUG AND CHEMICAL Co., BOstc
II send for "hOw TO Cure
pages, 81 illustrations, and 100 I
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-08-09

OTNPLES, blsck.hesis, red, r.-r.
TIN oily skin prevented oy c II
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-08-09

TIE Gre, cissE oDnsiss Of the printing and bind
lng II the daily yfDcsedlngr IL TIE Lsgislstgrs,
journals If the Legislature, GyYeTnOrs messages,
department rspJri., and Ike documents.
Probable amount u printing q: this clSss re-
QalfsG under contract, e. 40
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-08-09

TIE sscJDd clsss consists Of the ruling, printing
and din Oi blanks, ctr, required NJ any part
meat u the stsls GOgerDmsnt, except tas JUDICIAL
Department
Pfosa1le amour, u printing Of this class re.
q1lfs under cDntfsc;, S5,DC.
The Austin weekly statesman. (Austin, Tex.) 1883-1898, 1888-08-09

The third ciass consists Of blank b0Jks either
ruled and printed, N rBls1 without printing.
PfOHagis amount u printing VI this clzss, re-
quif-d under cypusc' sZ,OJC
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08
IN 4 4 WAY.
tl.g News Of 'hs Day Hnintrdly Para
xraphed Tor TASTY EeNd"vr.

W.. NN"N VI Aa' D-N
raphe Tor TlaSty EeNd"vs-
OFFICER DCNjAr run in u drunk yes
iertly'
"WiTrE SLAVE" at the uleoa House
O. night.
TuE Council Committee on Health viii
meet this evening.
TuprE WIS one ra,y before His ltonog
yesterday morning.
a NEW revenue ilag wa hoistcd over the
Custom House, yesterday.
THE Democrats Of Webster district are
called 10 meet hiSeTeuiug. There should
o. 70 large Attendance,
THE ladies' Of the Chapiine Street Church
will give q supper anu social IL the lecture
room Of their church this evening.
MP. PATRICK KENNEY, OF tue North
End. wishes il understood that he is not
the ratrils Kenuey who Was arrested yes
t,Tiay.
THE Kenua C!nb will hold an important
meeting this evening in the Young Mems
Democratic Club rooms. A iuIl attend
auCe Is desire.
BEroEE Clerk Hook, yesterday, the
matter cithe probate OF the will Of Gather
me Joyce, deceased, W: continued until
MSrch 9th, Mt 10 a. IN.
Tom Wilson will ct out the score cards
this season, and sarh day he will have a
picture OF one OF the members OF the club
ON II. The card viii he a duujy.
Is the Bridgeport news, in yesterday
REUI~rER, there was an error m regard to
the NAMES OF the persons who are to give
IN" dance m Hrnlrru's Hall, Saturday
uight.
NiE. HNEEY GOODWIN, OF this city, aud
Mis- Clar. Kemp, OF Syracuse, Ohio, were
married Yesterday evening hg Rev. q. w.
Grim,s. pastor ot Thomson VI. T. Church,
~ Lu- ry.tdeucv on the l~llud.
Mis- AphtENN and her company closed
= su,c sstul engagement. ut the GrandOpera
House, last evening, in East Lynn
Both STAR and company were good, and tht
old play caught uuln good shape.
OFFICERS WrIEIEaud Dm.chen will 20
out to ~. GAINESVILLE, this morning, to tes-
tins in the eases OF Murphy and Mcdonald,
charged with the burglary at Longs hard
ware store, ia Martins TeHy, Saturday
night.
The Committee on Membership of the
new SocrIl Cluh is meeting with great size,
cess, and it Is pruhthlr tina, at least loo
gentlemen viii loin the rluh, among whom
ATE -nWe OF our most substantial hustGcs,
and professional men.
GEORGE ". IIrr at the firm of Trim
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08
lOUNII.RFEIr MONEN
Sew Dollars, which Nr,VrrY D,G-icut, ia
Circulation.


Sew Dollars, Witch Very D,h-i""t' "a
'"c"l'"""'
We have run across some late CoIuter-
f4,t drrlra r,.eptIy." said Mr.. GEORGE
o., n. ..r,,.p,,L a..
''""'" N"''"''' W '"'
other dlv, ana they %2 deceptive on'S'
too
.T, INF g.vy" ,,,ri.I tb- RFa,siER
-. A. 81
man. VINO n'PP@'''" 10 o'''"'' wi
ari.' remarks.
'Wrll, Ia the FIRST place, they were
'"s" - -, .'L,n I'll in
N''h'''''l'' ''s ~ ~ .tFa, aanI'i
"'1""E = SUN " 49, ',b ,o,' -
'oI ''''S' guy 49, arr or.i
iu,iJ - '"'se an ne !" 80 II'"t
'"'y r'''''''I "''" anu
Any Tn"..,,' ,.r- Won ,Li,L
"n'' '''"'"' '"'" 1t" ''
w. "a ,'.'.", u nor.
! SnG.'tn ! 'I''s 'a'y "a ntG.r
l""l' ~" Sl'''' - "I 49, H.
man N'E ] :" 80 IooSt
''uh'''I',.''' NJ " p,'n, ~" doTj,t
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08
rur Political CONVENTIONS,


WI, Caa', Gao "r 10th e Them ha Hold
Iirr,T
There Is q increment ON foot to b,iuE
one OF both OF the State Conventions to
this ,.ty alort about tn latter part Of
August. u Is understood that some lerl-
iup Eapub!,raus have promised to exert an
luuGr"ya To- have the state Convention OF
tbat party ,@rmhlc h,gt, and a lake elliott
Is 90 he usslc with regard To- tuc Demo
cratic Convention ca ,1urs', Il is SIS vet
jiui,ult 90 say Whrt ID, rc,u!. will be IN
either ease, bat those interested say they
VIII Spare az proper effort, being e., the
opinion that tL- uoyr ulJeU tie leading
meu OF the lt~ can he induced 10 come
here. the better IOy tho town.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08
Where States arc Made.

Washington il perhaps the greatest SLATE
making city ia this country, and notSith-
standing the enormous breakagc, the sup.
ply exceeds the demand. \ very large
and important assortment has recently
be Il demolished by n gentleman from
Maine, aud it You 20 IL Washington rU
the t. y . excursion, March 18th, you
will te number Of other gentlemen hun,
iUg for the fragments. Round Tup only
= 90. Tickets god ten DAYS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08
ASK FOROUR BRILLIANT CORSET
so grut-. cheap At SIIp.
A CARD.

IinHari~ rs srra' pleasure in inform
uur many r,iyEd> nui putr"uH that
nr have removed Go our nr" HHd spa
,iou~ L~uiIIiug. sos. II2I and ii2-
ria,u street. here. with enlarged f'-
,ihtirs. ~ VII DE enabled {" oh'r"t
uuI tum-. ~urH Inducements a. can
not ptI tn mirr,~t ih' trade.
O., nrrup, irr th" t"ur n"or~ ct our
,uuns,,~c iuifdiue Ne shaII keep IA
tur.rr,;oaL uf Dr, GooJ~ and Notions
,,r Kept before, always securing ih'
--latest uo,clsic~ a- we'll a. lowest
prizes ,Du-i.tsug ut.h the value at
,i,r -"a.!~. rspriu< iu miud that ~
t,ir d"nIiugs a.. may ,Hi"y Your pa
,uuu-r 90 IA, future IA. W have ia
tH,. past.
RtrN ::o.pa,lIuiiA,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08

=. 20, Ef''r ut"' 4 net D.
Sni:-ln printing my reply to Bishop
Knin, which appeared ia your columns OF
Mach .th, thric were certain mistakes
made by the compositor which | desire to
correct. They are these: staying tor
'talay Ing, spit for "spiIt,' Immoral
ily' for Immortality, ~ "rclu1rs" Tor re
lcrs, ~ 'dv" for up "toI" Ior $50 lar, ~
'~'ev,ry" Tor lever, " aud in this sentence.
"iIc ages with the P4almi,t aud the
Apostle" that thu priesthood OF Christ was
latter the order OF Melchiscdcrk and not
ullrrt the priesthood Of Aaron " Itshould he
"~wcagrr, DInd not j. dg-c !orlhe Bishop
auf,r5 with neither. plrl-u make thee
corrections IN youI aeyt srue
NJ +. DRYDEN.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08

On next Monday evening Mr.. f F..
Mayo, in "Davy Crockett will begin IL
four nights engagement at the Grand
Opera House. In speakingof the show the
Louisville Iourudl says: ''The old comedy
retains its charm, which is simple aud
pacific. Mr.. Mayo has much Of hi fathers
~joIrut, AMI plays the part OF "Dlyy Crack
EFT" after the old heroic lines. lie was
much applauded and entirely clplnred the
audience. The complny is i a,long one
Miss Annahrl Percy aud Miss Eleanor
Vaughn are partirull IL pleasing. Messrs
hamilton, Douglass ana other mcmi,.rs of
the company give good support,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08
"Eanch 10"

The famous spectacular drama, "Ranch
TO-" will he produced u! The Grand Opera
HCase l0. night by q company headed by
the we'll known actors, J. Clinton Hall and
!. Horace Miller. Among The striking
sceuts are The explosion in the ranch and
the snog storm il the Rockies. NJ doubt
the play will draw 4 good house
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08

The following marriage licenses were
issued yesterday:
Oven Coyle, Il native Of Wheeling, aged
Pc, and Florence Tuttle IL native OF Wheel
ny, aged -.
Harry King, a native Of Brownsville,
Pa, now of Wheeling, aged 81, and Mystrc
l. Fullerton, q native Of MARSHALL county,
now Of Wheeling, aged ~.
Harry Goodwin, a native OF Wheeling,
aged -, and Clara Kent, 4 native Of Mtigs
county, o., nov of Wheeling, agel22
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08

Mems Nrtirs =! cents; mems gums -
cents. children ruhhars fifteen cents; chill
drcn'S school shoes - cents, ladies kid
and goat shoes Sl."5, ladies' fine velvet
slippers - cents, meus gadumc calf shoes
$50 At l~Idstnauer'S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08
BuCklin's AraIca Salyc.

The best salyc in the world for Cats,
Bruises. Sores, Ulcers, salt Ehenm, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped HrIds, Chilblains,
Corns AMI all the skin Eruptions, and
positively cures Piles, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed To give satisfaction or
mcuey refunded. Pr,,225 cents per box.
For sale Ivy lngRn & Co
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08

InaugGrated popular excursions to Wash
ingtuu. The third Of the series is an
nOuUtCd iJr March 18th. EOuud Trip Fare
= 90. Tickets good ten days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08

TiIus. LACEY. the ~weli-EaOwn iiujshsr
at the Central GIass Works, has opened
the Little EruasNlch. M Ili1 Market
street. lie viii r~'I,tsnt!y Keep Ell dlrls
d FIRST ,la>s Stool oi wun,s, Liquors AID
thu" tig,TS, etc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08
GENERAL INTELLIGENCE.


viii Ter party who left a communica-
tiou at the REGISTER Office, yesterday,
signed, cone Who Has Been Swiudlcd,"
eth again ~to-day?-ED.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08

THE Woman Uuiou Benevolent Society
will give a supper 1t C,rmIIid Hall
this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08
HOR RENT.


The store Room now occupied by " :. Bru-
baker a. a saloon. 20. III Market street
The store Room now occupied by the Under.
Insurance Camp6us. No. a Iwrihh =
Store Room. with dwelling attached, ". Il
Eleventh strrrt.
Thrrr-slory Wac Room, No l3ls Ma.n street.
Two room, on thiri nOOr, Ome Marke. and
Twelfth street
Two room. 80. llaf Chnyliuc 81 first moor.
Two rooms. No. NiU ChGIIiHa ST., fr.t floor.
Two rooms, No, 10 Chsp,iue II, second nOOr.
Apply 10 ZAGEG >TiLSAkFR,
foo 80. 81 Twelfth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08

the haze ball man IN winter time ~
NuTrs
I,,-, ~
.. "..,N tEa In'i u tl".r-
80 .. nL,aII'oI'' n,S"In'Is 20 Tue
,,r,I ~ na.' ~ y " W ~ u
r,r, 'nrl w. w. s
,ILH IaI, p''I,". u w. W. y
"" l", y" Hr'" o.
NV W ~" S'"' N''m, ''. VI
hp,"" y, ~ i"o%nS P'"SlrE d, h'',i'oE
'tn Il" "'EE,"pn'1 Oh AEI" anu - IL.
sP''t'.'5S' T'"I' ApIi, y me t'ilr WI! D'
%'"r's" ry N.'."'' "" D. i''u'H P''! ~"
,%' l"".'''" "'i.S u','' APl'' - "hTH
t., ,r - > nv WIZ "' P':Sr' "' o.
- ~ ~, 'It''"' ""I'N' ','"' WIZ NC
Du''',''' a. 90 '"'"'H q" , pm - II ',ed,
I"t "e''"'uS "'e Is I" "s bI'J at
l',li"lt.
Inc orEahIIlilon OF the Stockholders
oil the Iirh'"h base BAH cInh the
ui"tr n'Ght was attended with y great
Heti OF enthusiasm. the Merchants A.
7orIt'''h TOOK noe" oi the !Ialirr ana the
''"'h was an taken up IN 4 hn'iy' LACK
sou ''n" hAItn''@ D" wa ~ E;eat TiVa's IN
III, race ant" IL t"rh hi' Il stEonS yi"b ana
a determination /" WIN there Will 10 a hot
night h't"ven them before the season /"
o'c,,
The Wheeling Uniforms have been or
dcrcd. They VIII be the am a. those
worn by the club at the close Of last 5sa.
son. The goods ~ 4 light Tray llnncl
with n light red stripe running both ways
lhe caps, stockings and belt will b" OF
lnnTnnn Hn1 ma word 'h IEllFnHF ii. ma
loon Will he worked acroSj The breast The
uniforms were ordered ihrouLA Al rratt
lfom &paihlng.
lhe ApHl ddt21 with Detroit AMI Cincin-
natl have been cancelled On acc"aTto OF some
change III Their arrangements. The game
Wheeling WAS To play at Iittsburg has
also been cancelled, lat tmc " games
VA" 'lht elm on the home grounds will
81 r'pTh we may "a cincinnati ana
Detroit lAttr III the SriFnlr
=" heyl'h- Il' 4 u wh.1h IL sad to he
'li'Fled a. 55wlO a month. ~ wonder
size cant stand The percentage. - much
Inr irving to ifeez' cui smaller towns -
.V'",'rH A,r'. Ch1stuut4. 4 smaller
''"" 'iNi cannot support a base haIi elan
%H"o.t tie Asi: O. - E,.", titles
Sh"J'"" { 10 allowed IN the L'aEne.
'"e %'n''oie COMMITTEE Wi! meet
MNrh ~ lhSlrad Ul March ~, the time
h2'InE ny'h changed III order to ace
"httner The schedule must hr IoTm'd fer a
,'h,ci"' 81 riEh,-tInh league. Toledo aud
I'c"'"H are only gwen nntS the lUth to
put up tue "tn"aht"" h'n'i.
-t.H-as' h~H'tvnt>'Ett says there Is
h"N"''H nc" T." i'P'It. me boss Who are
mere are Pri'rl"In%, and I'd "tapIo!on .ays
n' mas hl:l" on us i'E1 rom i"nmnG and
u, ~ ',''lP'hS ","'n" I'Ne II man "ilh Tie
'.Hi'ISh'''' ~ 4 week The bays rA-
pc, /" ID IN E"a'i condition.
Inc ln'cd" infringement has sc!''Ied a
UNIFORM lar us club consisting ol light
gray m'iGiih ior SHIRT, pants and cup,
win hi'cE stockings and Trimmings aod
sh2 WOE" !Gt'"3 Ia b!aci. ON the shirt.
'f%nt.
u II nhdri"toon That imEy himber has
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-03-08
aFOr AcNt
TOR RENT.

Two Large Dwellings. modern improvements.
one store Room. with dwelling attached.
4 number OF OihorS and Lodging Rooms.
Two tive and two sIX-rO0med houses.
Country Place at Elm Grove.
II. FORBES.
ffl~ lii2 Cbauliuc street.