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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-28
Ocean 5teamers.


TOURS IN TROPICAL SEAS.
Novel and unsurpassed scenery any climate ooainaplc
Trims embracing from two 10 forty ports occupying 1--WE
weeks OF iongsr-speclay arranged. Coupons available
on any Of the Atlas Line Steamers sailing fortnighuy
FIVE DOLLARS A DAY
dofrays all necessary expenses OF Tour to JamteA
uayd CaFthagena, Savpnlla, Colon. Nicaragua. Costa
Rica ana the Mosquito Coast Ports. Only First Cabin
Passengers carried. Address either - -
PIN FORWO0D & CO., Agents "a State-stp N. r.
Tiios COOK 4 SON. Tourist Agencies
A NCHOR LINE. u. S. Mail Steamships.
"A GLASGOW VIA LONDONDERRY,
California Fob. a. .Regroyia.. Feb 10 a. m
,s,.o,y Rnie es,t e passage ns It% g
Cabin SIS and s55 Second class $40 Steerage 500
Travellers Circular Letters Of Credit and Drafts for any
HENDERSON BROTHERS. Bowling Green, y. Y.
TNOMPAGNIE GENERALE TRANSATLAN-
TIoUE. FRENCH LINE TO HAVRE
Company Pier tnewNv. ~ North River foot OF Mortonss
IA NORMA do Kcrsahec Saturday. Feb: 0, noon.
Ia CfAsCOGNE, Santell SATURDAY, Feb 10. a. N
4 FORGET Agent No Bowii"a Green.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1889-01-28

Six per cent interest on the outstanding certificates Of
profits wiz be paid the holders thereof their legal
Representatives and after Tuesday, the Fifth OF Fobru
airy next
The outstanding certificates a. tho issue o, 1894 VIII be
redeemed and paid holders thereof their legal
reprontstives and aftor Tuesday tho Firth Fcbfu
ary next from which date all Interest thereon viii cease
certificates 70 be produced al tn tins Of payment and
cancelled.
dividend Of forty per cent f. declared on the net
earned premiums Of the Company Tor the year ending 3i
December 1879 for which certificates Will be issued
and after Tuesday. the Seventh o. May next
BY order OF the Board J. H. CHAPMAN. Secretary.
TRUSTEES.
l. d. JONES tJAMTs g. DE FOREST
w. H. II. MOORE, CHARLES d. LEYERICH,
A. a. RAVEN. n. DENTON SMITH
JAMES LOW, EDWARD FLOYD JONES,
WILLIAM STURCIS. JOHN l. RlKER,
BENJAMIN H. FIELD, ANSoN W HARD
EDMUND W. CQRLtES, IsAAC BELL.
ROBFRT ID MtNTURE. THOMAS MAITLAND,
WILLIAM DEGE0OT, IRA BURSLEY
WILLIAM II. WEBB JAMES A. HEWLETT,
HORACE GRAY GEORGE II. MACY,
WILLIAM r. DODGE AWtENCE TURNU RR
GEORGE BLISS WALDRON r BROWN,
q A HAND GEORGE l. NICHOLS
JOHN ID. HEWLETT. GUSTAV ANSTNCK,
CHARLES - BURDETT WTIIIAM g. BOULT0N,
HENRY Y. HAWLEY RUSSELL IT, HoADLEY.
CHARLES II. MARSHALL
JOHN u. JONES, President
W. II. N. MOORE Wee PresL
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10
TIRED OF OLD FACES.
NEW DESIGNS FOR AMERICAN COINS ARE
DEMANDED.
TIE Present Styles Which are Forty Years DID, In
artistic and Cuds-An Appeal to Congress.
Grotssqus Designs Submitied-Peo-
pie Ready 10 Cridclse.

Director Kinball, of the Philadelphia
mint, thinks that the designs Of American
coins are inMtistic, and he is eeslrous to
have g change. Ssnaio. Morrill, is also in
teresled in change, as he believes that
the coins of every great nation Of the world
surpsss those Of the Ulited States in an
artistic sense. A bill is now pending IN
Congress, earnestly supported by Senator
Morrill, and The Mint Director, which slip.
mates that there shall be change in tie
style Of coinage every twenty-five years.
PEOPLE ARE TOO READY To cBTTIcIsE.
"Wi,h the exception Of the rev scent
rioce and dollar thsre has been 10 change
is design for about forty 7ears," said
Charles / Barber, engrayer st the Pbila-
da,phia mint at IS perhaps only nsta-
raj that people should cllnor for new
style. bat they will be very hard 10 satisfy
il eveIy new coin shall be subjected to az
much adverse criticism a. was hsaped upon
the new dollar and rickel piece. Is IS d
difficult talk to make proper design for
a coin. TIE most ekillful artistB and
sculpto-s have submitted designs that are
entirely impracticabls, owing to their ia.
perfect understanding If the low relief
which is an absolute necessity in coin de-
signing. The desi gner Of medal, which
admits Of high relief ard satnesque fig
ures, is pretty sure not to succeed IN de-
signing S stamped coin"
ABSURD DESIGNS SUBMITTED.
''For this reason there is very little real
competition in the designing Of Coins
When the Director of the Mint advertised
for rev designs some tine ago those that
were submitted to him were Most gFcteSqua
and ridiculous They we're largely Of the
epreGd-saele order--a goddess Of liberty !
borne alolt on q sosIing birJ, surrounded |
by tky- rockets, shooting stars and fire. !
works galore Il is a marvel that the |
Directors desire was not altered through |
sheer dishsartenment at these alleged |
artists lack of esthstic cul urs.
THE AMERICAN AR7IsT AT A DIsADyAN-
TAGE.
'Of course America IS not without art
ists wto both un6e,etint the art o! coin
making and are gifted WITH esthetic taste.
But the Amsricln designer is ct a certain
disadvantage tecsuse Of the limitsto 1s
imposed upon his work. We have no her
aldry in this country, and the nature Of
the design required ia so distinctly defined
By lsw rs TO allow but little variation
from one idea. TIE European nstioDs
: ant much wider scope, yet cannot
lay that asssnt 20 Senator Morrilps en-
DhLt;c declaration of the immense supeTi-
)fity of sheir coins to ours"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10
BRILLIANT, OHIO
i4l Corrlspond nee n he Sunday REGISTER

Special Correspond nee # The Sunday Register.
BRILLIANT, o., February 9.-Tte Chris
tan Church wes dolly dedicated OF last
Sunday. The buildirg was reported &c
have cost twenty-five hundred dollars,
which vas pad, with tfa exception cf four
hardred and eighty dollars, waica they
desired 10 rAioe on that dag Over five
hundred dollars were collected at The
ssrsicss, which were largely attended. It
proved bsyond the expectations Of the
msmbsrs, who are highly pleased with
the result. A revival is now 5eirg con-
Quoted by Rev. Wilcox, of Cleveland, 0 g,
who prsfcHcd The d,3ics org ssTmon.
A new addition bas n,e1 added TO the
"matropol.tau i5ess' (~bich we Gla slow
ly but surely aauminp) during the past
week by The instructions Of council and
the enc rgetic efforts Of committee ON
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10
WELLsBURG.

The much expected freezs hiss come a
last. ard every no ~ win al ice house has
it pretty we'll filed already. There has
been fome pretty fair skating, end the
ususl amount OF broken heads. Passage
over the river can be made o1ly By swim
ming now. and few people cross in conse'
quence. II there we've no saloons on
this side dare say some of cur enterpris-
ing cit'zsus would get over.
A Coasid srabls interest is felt in tbs
nrciecled State Line r r, Mr.. A. B
Psul, of Hop.dele, Ohio, IS actively az
cork IN behalf Of the new enterprise.
Cdizeaa of BsthaDy, il is ssid, YET hope to
baoome mtt-opoi.ans.
Clerk S P. Ssaeear and Elk Sheriff Dav-
id B,own are off 10 Charleston to try their
sortanes with tbst unfortunsie bcdy, the
West Virginia Lsgisis IRE. T1ese gentle
men ara both out 8 considerable smonDt
Of money on account of the Baker trial
and they hope 20 secure az act OF the leg
isls;uTe reimb1rsing them. We wish them
all luck.
C,unty Court adj u7re5 o. Thursday TO
meet agzin On Monday.
Al TIE present state Of the contest for
the aesessoisti R3istcD is two votes ahead
of his opponent, Meyer. Fourteen illegal
votes have been thrown out,
and one Democratic vote iHprOperly re-
iectsd has bsep admitted. It's not thought
that ouough Dem'crat;c votes cen be
thrown ont to help Meyer in his seat.
Pennsylvania and Ohio people have nj
ways bsen fond Of abusing us For many
years they have been coming over here 10
Eight pr'ze fgh'e, chicken fights, dog
fights. etc. II 1883 they came 10 vote he
Republican TICKET. Some Of the cases
slow such open and 1lerant disregard Of
law thst indictments for illagsl v0tiDg are
probable futue evente.
The glass housss are all running 90 far
Is known.
A good msny Republicans seem willing
10 sacrifice themselves fjr the public good
BIZ handing out cur mail under the new
They evidently don't ex-
pect Mr.. Harrison 10 pay much attention
10 the civil service rules. Whether ne
DOES or rot is qnite rnother thirg.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10

Frank Mayo was born in Massachusetts,
ia 1889
Helena Modjeska was born in Poland
in 1874
Cara Morris was born in Cleveland, O.,
in 1916.
Christine Nilsson was horn in Sweden IN
1S43
Kate Caxton was born in New York city
in 1913.
Roa4d Reed was born in Philadelphia
in 1852
AGA Rehan was born in London, Eng,
in 1860
Little orabireo vas born in New York
city in 1S47.
Augustin Daily was born in New Yo'k
city in 1888.
Blrs. E. L. Davenport was born in Lon
don ii 1929.
Louise Dillon was born in Savannah,
Ga, in 1857.
Henry E Dixay was born in Boston in
1859
Mic. Goodwin was born in Bostoa in
1857
Tory Hart was born in Worcester, Mass,
in 1855.
Joseph Jefferson was born in Philadel-
phia IN 1929.
John w. Albaugh was born in Balti-
mere, Mo, in 1887.
Mary Anderson was born in Sacramento,
Cal, IL 1859.
Lawrencs Barrett wes born in Paterson,
n. J., in 1888
Dion Boucicault wss born in Dublin,
Irtlsnd, in 1922.
Ms. D. P. Bowers wac born in STAN
ford, Conn, in 1880.
Italo Campanili was born IN PaEmor
Italy, in 1876
Air.F.s Chanfrau was bora in Phils'
delphia in 1887.
Herbert II. L Kelley was horn in Eng
land in 1850.
Steele Mackaye was born in Buffalo. N
Y, in 1843. o.
leans in 1862.
Sadie Martinot was born in YOnkeIs, n
Y in 1851. V,
Annie Pixley was born in New Yorl
city in 1856.
Emma Thursby YVES born in Brooklyn
n. Y, in 1857.
, Anna Dickinson was born i'll Philadel
phia, Pa, in 1912.
, Mrs. W. ]. Florence was born in New
York city in 1S46.
! Edward Harrigsn was born IN New or
) city in 1s45.
= Thomas W. Keene YVES born in Ne'
i York city in 1910.
Maggie Mitchell was born in New Y OF
city in 1882.
. Frank Mordaunt was born in Burling
ton, Vt, in 1912.
Stusrt Robson was horn in Annapolis
Md, in 1886.
Sol Smith Russell was born in Bruins
+. wick, Mo, in 1913.
Joseph S Hsworth was born in Prov
dence, R. 1 g, in 1855.
Henry Irving was born in KeintOr
u England, in 1888.
Rose Coghlan was born in PeterborC
Il England, in 1858
IS Margaret Mather was born in Detroi
Mich, in 1861.
d W. J. scanlan was born in Springfield
e Mass, in 1856,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10
PORTLAED.

Special Correspondence Of The Suda, D..
PORTLAND. O., February 9 ~.
Kelly and lady, Of Psnnsylvari,
iting at the residence Of Dr.. 7
Of this place. 49, AL,
Miss Amelia CLARK, of Wheel,
7. V. koores Monday. q "a 1
Melvin Lewis, of Smi'hfeld o.,
Kitty Maythorne, OF Hope0e.l =. Es
in town Tuesday. ''i.
o. P. Mckee, of the firm Of q
Sntok & Co, Wheeling, was W.; o.9' Y
parents here On Thur day. -g 1
Messrs Cary, Kennedy, ard H,1
the Cleveland and Wheelirg srS Any 2
Combs, of the W., & L. F -t Y
conference here o. On Tr -al
which resulted in s. $50
of the points in dispute on Sfo.. c ,,''S &,
consequence of which the ". q GG'' q
making several changes IL .hsr H. q
tween the Merkle farm anu sorl,. ,;-' |.
understand that in ssvsIal is.rog -
The two roads sre TO be bull. On ts,s ~
hight of wsy. Mucb heavy e-55'r'-s
thus he saved both compsIies y
Several young tlcod., smar, Al.e.t..
have been amusiEg thems,lyts to-- -1'
ing a hslf-vitted nan hy.ne En- W--'''
tor, sid last Saturday carried Il r, I..''
10 throw stores at him on the s,.,s. =
father took it up and o warralt b,.,N'
issued fer the arrest of the boys sr5 ' 0''
ara rot mistaken they viii have f5o-,. \
that kind OF spoEt to last them s.rs.-.AA
There is a gSeat deal Of s.ckre.s f.. - !,
present. MIS-. Alice Yost is sufi ,g r.r
quiusy; Edwin Tauley bas lung lsv., ) F;
B. Nsely aud Miss Flo Kelly lie n,st..
slowly.
We understand school is 20 tee1 Y,
day, after vacation Of four w,els
J. S. Camp, o. the W. 81 e-ri...
ny coIgs, was thown frlm v,.6, u
Ihur6ay, ed sustained some 81
oraifes. BE IS ap. 80 be- ga this m- ~
roHeSer.
D. O Kennsdy, Of Dewitt. Neba.k,
he guest OF T o Balol's family.
Mite society nsxt Frday eve AT m,
Nary A. Shirg rs
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10

~, 49,, auu rleu taEllg sdYsn1sge q
the improvements will not forget 70 extend
a vote Of thanks 20 The proprietor
Mr.. W. c. Jones IS cocfed 10 his room
with typhoid fever.
Candidates Tor the MaJorsliy are being
suggested, soma Ct which sre out Of the
usual lire
There hes net tean much t-'fic hel1een
Wellsburg end this llics DUNG the pact
week owing 20 ice, which i5 beaver than
nj apv tine this season.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10
JoUgYALIsCIC JrNI-JAaIs.

The guilioilo block 10 lecf the French
poliieg PLACES.
There a-e 10 rounds Of drink5 in tie
ladder Of Success.
The uaep Of whom socisty makes lion
is never iccliEed 10 sroTl.
The elevator boy does NE share toward
"tho elevation Of the maase:."
TIE fsthar girls Of New York have
struck. They ere down IN monopoly.
MIS-. MuuaiweM wants to kno" If tho
last luns. eclipse wfs partial OF impartial.
Omc.-seeso,s No e.. .e.t VII st up
TIE inauguration blwi o., .e', there
will lie dancing.
One Of the new pa.tal car Is nsmed
a.t.r Allen G. Thurman. or course II
will 20 Ro a. all owe tte o,u3iiy.
Bsnk clerks don't ca'cA cold mora thar
other clerka, Notwithstanding there ere
drafts "a, sing through the hsnk Coz stantly
Nam that toe Unitcd States Senate ha'
vo.ed 10 pay q b,uuty or nstive ~ ar We
suppose everybody WI p.oceed 10 rais'
! cane.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10

ton. The player Claims that he Is worth
as much as Halliday, a0G &c doubtless IS
right The Cincinnati directors have paid
you5g players as much as the veteran frst
bsseua1.
Among the players sig1ed by Sam Nor
too, Of Minneapolis, IS Mike Morrison, who
pitched lsss ye3r for Cleveland. Morrison
is 8 frst-cisss nsn ard did some good
work last season He bats well and RUS
bases il q truly artistic manner.
Pitcher jim Wbitrey says the Brother
hood must take care Of hlg classification
csse, OF acknowledge they have no cay in
how tbs base ball business is run in the
future.
lis possi5ls thst the Philadelphia bsll
team will be 'akeE q Jacksonville, Fla,
for spring p-sc'ice
Alien lal Eve ofTsrs b,fcra be signed
with Piltsburg.
Buck Ewing has lot Commenced p7sc.ies
-et
Es1sgsr Phi Zig exp.ots the PittsbUrs
cicA 10 ''vp 90 up ire earth with the 81
L.uis Browns" IN me April ssrits.
The Cincinnati papsr8 wait Tebssu Tor
C plain + that club lhi5 year. tie vas
u,. sop-la5 "A that position last year be-
gs Do made the rs05-d p'ay cIs and
diOae Go their duty.
McS annie Of Piltsbu-g, VIII play with
Haul tex this season, RECEIVING 81, 400.
TIE scheme Of having official scorers /
DOESN'T meet Tith much favor.
Tte clubs O tire American Association |
ieye waived claim % White, Herr snd /.
Lyoa-, ~ the s.. LOUIS Browns lat sea-
ssh AMI there players s-e row % the
muke,
Jim Mcclure, who csueht for tbo Pill
lies au1 DeTciis 10 tie Lee cagiy las;
e. son. asd later f.r TIE JlayslsCd Associ-
lt.oH ,e m has sieCeo with Toronto He
e1a given his Unconditional elease by ths
yslanis several weeks ego.
TIE Baltimore teau viii be made Up
ic0u. ss follows f,r ths coming season:
.tch=Ts. Ki.roy, Cunningham and FOIe-
mao; ca-chers, Tato Fulmer and Q1inn;
i-s. hese, T1cker; seCocd base, MacS;
aogt top, Forrell; third base, Shindle;
Ell. fsll, Sumner; center field, ca fin;
gal fed souetody who knows how to
~ there.
Cndworth. the rev cente, fielder of the
80 Louis Brovns, is s good man. He
GEMS abl5 20 taks his part IN any c0m-
scy.
Tle latest fske is thet Keefs has just
-suu .1ciured 8 ball in Oh there sre
We cunoes of lead. L Is foT u pitcher who .
g Unde- the Impression that if he trains
It'll lead ball ne will 6e ehls 20 twist
be- regulation sphere around the corner Of
house.
PitsbarE hes received several Offers fog I
tsley, hut it is positively stated that that {
'cm'si1g ycUng pitcher Is not for sale. Q
Sprague'5 contract with Cleveland has )
Formulated, End as this gives it tle
mcial seel, 10 il likely th.t not much a
'oso vii be heard fsom Minneapolis about I
Be- matter. g
Only 8 few Of the ST. Louis BroTns have j
y3ed COZ trscts for this SESSION.. TIE Other .
ayers seem ind 1-reui, aid Won der Abe
'-au't Cole whether Jtey IGN IT not, "a
q avs th.isplscss csn easily re fiiei wish
oorg hiood.
Il is row corsida-el that Jsck Rows L
'efns what lie ssya, and vii n9l play in
'.t's5UrE AZ ,esst, P6ilip8 h2s filed s
ls position Of short stop Dry sigairg BOB /
.ulB, Of last yecr's Ma1sd "a .sam. Allen
3 r9v working Ia li' fa.cer'5 bank - !
'su)tiar, o, md was s.cG1,d st tie sug- g
es.i or Cspt Dunlap. q
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10
GENERAL sPOR IS.

Wallace Ross, the oarsmsn, viii tIsi
-Hsr wards crew this season.
Ground has been purchased for anOthe
race tack in New jersey. II is along IN
Linz of the Pennsylvania read and within
fifteen minutes ride JeIs y City. SprinI
and fall racing only will be had. Tat
track will be run in opposition to ;h'
DIVERS trsck at Elizabeth. Horse own
ers. bood makers snd other TURTLES are II
the schems.
Bell Boy. record 2:19i, msds when thre'
years old, sold last summer for $50, COO q
auction. He hiss been shirpfd fom Cali.
foruia to Lexington, KY, and will be sold
under the hammer along with 800 othel
horfes in the combination sale there nex'
week.
A four-cared match or purse race is
tslkei Of At San Fran ciscO b-t@een O'Coa-
nor. Gaudsur, Lee and Hamm in one boat,
ard local four Of Petersen boys from tbs
Ariel club against them.
Frank Van Ness rays the Sire Biotbers
have not yet decided 70 par. with their fa-
nous trofiers. Harry Wilkes (2134) and
Rosalind Wilkes (2144), although IN Aus
trsiian syndicate wants to hug both very
mach Thei- price or Harry ia $50, 600,
and 81 his rival for trotiipg hoEo75 $780,
GOO.
Sullivan is wanted for exhibitions at ST.
Paul and San Francisco, but the big fel-
low" says he will not accept any engage
melts until after his fgl with KilIain.
PATSY Cardiff and Peter jackson, of Aus
trail, arr mctoaed 20 fight on April 26th,
the wia1er 20 take 81, 500 aud the Loser
$500 Iho c lifornia hlelic Cl0b Will
ma1age she affsir.
Paddy Duffy will mest Tom Meadows,
IN 'FriscO, 14O pounds weight, for 81 GOO
pure aud allowance Of $3.50 for expenses.
Tee checker Champion, Baker, has re-
turn home from England. HIS expressed
himsclf rs ready Ia meet j. 2. Reed end
jane Wyli5, who claim to be DESTROYS OF
meeting hin.
F.snk Van Nsss has purchased Bob
F,sher from Capt. Sam Brown. lie viii
enter him in some OF the Kentucky stake,
and msy pat him Ia some Of the hsndi- |
.sp7. He vii ultimately put him IL the
ltud. The p,ice psid WIS $1,000.
It has Just leaked out that the Califor-
ia sthleac club Ess made overlures to
9th jimmy Carey and TIFF Wall With
view of bring them 10 this country to
igat Jsck McAulife and Jack Dempsey. |
Paddy Daffy, o. Boston, has accepted |
he chal' engs Of Tom Meadows, the Aus
ralan, for fight 10 finish On March 10 !
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10

N-ar3ge- ,I0.-ie wii' wager $500 that
the .ia-ts win The SEXES witch BrcJSlgu.
Th. Bnek.yr players vim covert money.
President Bs.na ia Of tie opinion th't
PrcoS.y1 has q 'einch or The As5cca-
ton gesr81t r.t 1889.
Chs ia Snyder LAS not yet signed with
the C'evt.aucs
nj. Grml hes s.c7Jd t. psy center
field fir the Baltimore Base Bail Club.
The Cincinna''s VIII probably wssr
white yo,f,lk jack -s, with tl-ir Na,B
uniforms.
K,ra, City tas signed Davis. Rugo
viii likely hl signed.
Billy Bsrria is dickeri-g with Dofl,e.
tho .b.uomeusl 9u.ll.cer with NV Or
lesns f.. gear. lie m1y DO signed
Os .feI2 persons killed in bsse BAN les,
se1so. iusl one Was professional.
E,r. thc rer Crc'7naG catcher, w1s
once tae-'i. tci ny Dubuque for refusing
20 pl.y on Suuisy.
Pr dent Niu.ck has consented 20 sllo"
H.nla, u1 Cirr0l 20 remain with tl'
Spalta. par'y throughout the trip.
Kansas CITY wants 20 sell the Ie.eNes O.
sam B-Ikley. Red Ehyet, Hoffman are
Harry Estesday.
Tha interchange series Of games betweel
League and As oc.ation clubs the cominl
spriog viii be very interesting.
The Boston Triumvirs have selected
Mike Kelly fer captain.
VIM. COughlan, a crack pitcher Of tn
California League, has written Baltimore
for a position.
Comiskey writes from Chicago that witt
Cndworth and Fuller the Browns vii
seain win tee championship
Gas Sc5mslz has his eye on Hscker o
louisville, Hogan Of Cleveland, and Char
ley Vaughan Of che Lynns, AS utility mel
for Cincinnati
Sam Smith, who played with Louisville
part OF the past season, covering first bas
for the Co,oaels, has signed 10 play IN
INST bag in the DIS Moines club for III
season l~-3.
Reilly is still at war with Presiden
Stern, Of Cincinnati, over the salary ques
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10

Eielks Gsrster WAS horn 10 Ksschsu'
Hungary, in 1857.
william H Crane WIS born in Lsicss-
ter. Mass in 1S45.
william J. FlHeuce YVES born in Albany,
n. Y, in 1881.
Lily Lautry was BORN in 81. Helens,
Jersey, ia 1850
A. Mckee Rankin wss born in Sand
wich, Canada, in 1874.
Robert B Mantell was born in Ayr
shire Scotland, in 1854.
Frederick Warde was bonn in WadiuE-
ton, England, in 1851.
Mrs G II. Gilbert was born III Koch
dale, England, in 1920.
Clara Louise kellogg vas born in Sum-
teIville, S. O., in 1912.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10
HOOP PRINTS.

The Belmont Driving Club, Of Philadel-
phia has Secured charter.
The Poughkeepsie Driving Association
offers two stakes of 5000 fer 2:19 and
2:30 horses.
Milton YOung's two-year-old FLY Heller
SHELTER, by Pell Nell, heads the youDgster;
at New Orleans.
A new trottirg association was organized
at st. Paul last Saturday. 1t is called the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1889-02-10
Eve Ways to stop q Cold
rT-..f.4- .n.


First. Bithe the ie-t in h1 wafer AZ,
drink pmj Ct 10. lemonade. Th,1s.o,.
with salt water ard remaiQ 10 r,,,
room.
Second. Bsthe the fec2in yery holw,,
every five minutes for al hous
Third. Snuff up The nostfls Do. 81,
water every three hOu,a.
Fourth. Iuha'e amo1ia or melthd
Fifth. Take four hours active a.rlv
il tins open air. A ien-grain dose o. hi.
nine will usually break Up g cold +, h.
b.g;an;eg. AGJ tsirg tn: ST., &.
blood actively in Circula.i,n viii dof
whethe. it be drTgl or the Us, Of q tasi.
saw. Bat better than all, ify,u, c15
iny e,era.e CT serious, consult yo1r hr.,
and at O1ce.