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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
KNIGHTS AT BANQUET.
The final Meeting Of the Tempiars Great
COnclave.

The FINAL Meeting OF the 1empiars Great
COnolave.
WASHINGTON, Octo.er 11.-At the ses-
sion Of the Grand Eacampment to-day,
Eminent Commander John a. OlcOtt, of
the District Of Columbia, was suspended
from al Knigbtly intercourse for a year
for having Illegally Knigbted Vim. Oscar
Roome, and tbe lstier's election was de-
clared illegal Tee G,aEd Master an
nounced the appointment OF the following
oficers. Gen 81 M0ulton, o. Illinois,
Grand STANDARD Bearer; Col. MyrOn NJ.
Parker. OF the District OF Columbia, Grand
Sword Bearer; Henry 81 Alton, Of Ten
nessee. Grand Warden; Francis White, Of
Nebraska, G,and Captain OF the Guard.
A grand bacQust was given this evening
by the ocal committee IN honor OF the vis-
itirg delegates. Col. Myron NJ. Parker
presided and Grand Master Goblin occupied
the seat on MS right. Covers were laid
Tor 225 persons. The following is the list
of toasts and responses: The Grand En-
campment, 81. +. 81. ]. Goblin, of Penn
syiyania; Grand C0mmanderiss, P. f Nor
man and IT, G1ssette. Chicag0; The Ofder
oi the Temple, Z F Speed, Mississippi;
Temp ar Jurisprudence, James f. Hop
kius, Pennsylvania; Our Canadian Fra
ters, W G. Bell, Winnipeg; The Magnet
ism OF Oar Order, George A. johnson,
California; The Individual Templar, w.
C. Maybuly, Michigan. The banquet
was the incl fixed event or the conclave
and many Knights took their departure
from the city this evening.
At the meeting Of the Grand Encamp-
ment to-day the Committee on Ritual made
i.s report TIE repor. wss adopted In
mart So much Of 10 az related to ceremO-
mails being referred hack to The commit
tee. wiln certain amendments, with IN
strucii0ns t0 prepare a report to be
submitted al the next TTiennial Concleve.
This leaves size present ceremonial IN force
for three yesrs longer.
Sir Knight Hopkins, Of Pittaburg, from
the Committee on Correspondents, sub
milied o history Cf the Grand Eacanp-
ment from 1916 10 1859 This history
proves conclusy. = tina. the Grand En-
campment Va ablishsd n 1916. by
Commander ON Rhode Island, Massa-
chuseits anc II " York.
A resO. ut0u was pased oec'afinE tnat IL
was the sense Of the Grand EnCaDpment
that in all Knight Tsmplar paIades
and demonstrations The Sir Knights
participating shall wear no badges,
except those belonging to ths Knight
Tenplar OF Masonic Osder. This resolu'
tion was passed because Of the fact that
many Knights have paradsd weaTins
Eks, Knights Of Py,hiAs and other badges
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
THE CAR STOVE DooMEp.
The Pennsylvania Company Fitting It's
Cars with Heaters.

The Pennsylvania Company Fitting Its
Cars with Heaters.
PnTsBURG, October 1.-THE Penn
sylyania Railroad Company, Of its own
accord, ia oquiPpirg its passenger trains
with a steam teatiDg device de-
signed By General Superintendent OF
Motive Power Ely. MsDy Of the Com
pany's passenger cars have already been
80 fitted and Others are being equipped at
The Altoona shops as they can be spared
from service.
Superintendent Ely's device consists Of
steam pipes running from the engine the
entire length OF the trgiD, through
which the steam makss a complete cir
cult. the novel feature being an exhaust
pump on the engine, intended to keep the
pipes free from water and 80 prevent
freezing
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
WILL VISIT THE SOUTH.

The Pan-American Congress VIII See Her
Varied Industries.
BALTIMORE, MD, October IL. - The
omission of the South in the present tour
of the delegates 10 the Pan-Ameriean Con-
grees has been so generally misunderstOod
that Mr.. Walker Blaine, of the Department
of States, writes that il is proposed to sit
the Southern States later in the season,
when the weather will be more favorable
andsthe various and peculiar industries Of
those States can be seen TO better advsn-
tage.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
SOUNDED THE KNELL.
A Clsn-nA-G Gael Man Whose Speech OAuseC
Oronin's Death.

A CIan-nA-GaeI Man " hose Speech Caused
Oronin's Death.
CHICAGO, October 11.-Audrew FOy, p
rabid anti-Cronin member Of Clan na-Gael,
Camp No. 20, has dispelled the darkness
which has envelOped the circumstances at
tending the mock trial and death judgment
passed upon DR.. Cronin. He has told the
States Attorney that he made a speech ST
a mesting of the camp on February 8 last,
denouuciug the murdered man as a spy OF
the Le CArOn order and pointing him ont
As Que of the four traitors mentioned by
lie Osron before tha Parnell Commission
az still living in America and high up IN
the confidence of the Clau-De-Gael leaders.
This speech sounded the death-knelt to
CroDin, though the police do not believe
that FOy intended that his speech should
result as it did and think he is ignorant oi
/ the conspiracy that followed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
COKE FOR ENGLAND.

Leisenring's scheme to Build Up Mann
moth Plant in West Virginia.
UNIoETowN, PA, October II E. B.
Leisenring, who recently sold the big
Leisenring coke works, the largest single
coke plant 10 the world, 10 the H. O.
Frick Coke Company for So, 500, 600, nov
owns so, 600 acres Of coal near the Cumber-
lend Gap in West Virginia, aud has 2. 600
men at work opsDiog the coal and build
ing ovens A we'll posted coal man says
sill this activity means that LsiseDring in
tends pushing this plant with view OF
shipping coke 10 Eoglsnd HE coal id
chemically pure, and several railroads are
in course Of construction TO his felde.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
IIaIarin

Literally means bad air Poisonous germs
arising from low, marsby lsnd, or decay
ing vegetable matter, are breathed into the
lupes, taken up by the blood, and uD-
les the vital fluid is purified By the use Of
a good medicine like Hood's Sarsapaulla,
the unfortunate victim Is soon overpow.
cred. Even in the more advanced cases,
where the terrible ttver prevails, this sue.
css.ful medicine has effected remarkable
curer. Those who are ,xpoaed n malaria
or other poisops should keep the blood pure
by taking Hoods Ssrsspsrilla.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12

BALrMoBE, October 1.-THE sales OF
mineral and timber lands for the week IN
large tracts in the South have aggregated
probably half a million acres, while nego-
tiations are pending for still larger bodies
including 800 GOO or 400, 600 scres OF TIM
Der land in Mississippi and several hun
dred thousand scr5s 10 East Tennessee, the
purchase Of the latter by a So 600, 600 COM
Dany having been virtually closed.
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rha 1vlre. mnst Come Down.

NEW YORK, October 11.-TO-mOrrow
the electric light companies will probably
hear something drop The Mayor will
probably order all electric light wires to
come down. The Brush Company will
obey the order, but the United States Com
pany says it will fight. Superintendent
Hoag, of the Mania tlsn Electric Light
Company, Gays the Mayor has sent him a
communication ordering the Manhattan
Company to stop work on Grand street and
slso on Twenty fourth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
SMITH DENIES 1T.

He says the B. a o. Is Not in Wizards Biz
scheme.
BALTIMORE, ND, October lin re
gard to the special dispatch from Milwau-
kee printed IN q Chicago paper to-day, to
the effect that there had been consum-
mated a consolidation practically Of the
Northern Pacific. Wisconsin Central aud
Baltimore srd Olio railroads, FIRST Vice
Prs-iden, O land Smith, Of the Baltimore
and Olio' says; There Ia no truth IN It %
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
LATE NEWS CoNDESsED.

The grave of Lord Howe, who feii .,
TicondeIagc, has been dug up IN sn oiO
street.
ChicaSo's cash subscription for the the
Worlds Fair now aggregated sOoO'UVV'
Mrs. Smell. the widow Of Tascotts VIC.
tim. denies thst she intends to eIecl
monument 10 her husband IN Union ain
Chicago.
John Fields, who is wsnamaksr's choice,
mas consented to become Postmaster u
Philadelphia,
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Knn,n. Farmers starvlng.

Topeka. KAN. October 11.-Whi.e
Kansas as a State has prOspeTed this year,
the remote southwestern county of Morton
was blasted by hot winds, and yesterday
agents were seeking aid for the people to
save them from hunger and cold until
another spring. OF the l, 200 population
at least 900 are destitute, while supplies
elsewhere have there risen to fabulous
prices. Stevens county, adjoining Morton
NJ. the east. is little better of.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12

ton Of any special attempts by Mr.. Camp
bell TO reply directly to the speech Of Sen
atoV Sherman ut the same placs.
Is Gays, however, that Mr..
Campbell devoted his speech TO the taTifi
question, on which be said that it was not
the tsrid that the Democratic party oP.
posed, but what the Democratic party Op-
pos ed was the glaring inequalities Of the
,arih as il nov exists. What the party
aimeda at was q reform Of the present tariff.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
Why a N,rro Wa. Lynch. d

WAYcROss, GA, October ll-Wm.
Moore, a negro tran hard on the siyan-
nah, Florida and Western Railroad, was
token from the train a. Jesup y q pose Of
citizens yesterday and lyf ched. While
passing that place Wednesdsy be bad some
words with a cirz-n, and o. the traia
pulled out be threw stone wbicl struck
a byst@ndtr. A posse waited for BIZ arm
val yesterday, aud, taking him of the
train, made short work Of him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
Boston Wool Market.

BosroN, October 1.-THE wool market
continues firm, salts for The week amount
ing to ., 100, 600 pOunds; Ohio and Penn
sylvania Y 3ls33c; XX and above 34a35e
michigan y SOC; No combiDg 99s4Oc
uuwashed oombing 27a29c; Ohio tine de
LANES 34a35e; Michigan do S2a333ei Ter
ritory wool, SOC for medium and 6Oc ior
secured fine and fine medium; sprlnH
Texas wools 17a23c; spring California l6'
l9c: Georgia wOols 264s27c.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12

PIrrsBURa, October l1.-Mr. John En-
sns, Of the National Glass Budget and Mr.
Johu Kelly, Of the C0mmORer and Glass
yorker, left last evening to attend the con-
ysnuon Of labor editors in New York to
form o labor press association, which Is to
he modelled after the Associated and
T-o oifa1 prssa
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12

In the United States will recommend
FIixir of Dates if you need gentle ard
reliable Laxative. II your liver il inactive
Won can't hops for good health until you
f,resulate the regulator" by taking some
safe remedy. Eixir of Dates Is Just what
vou need. Give il trial Sold in 81
cent bottles by W. V. Irwin. ". E Will
lisms. John Laughlin and c K. Goeize.
7 T. Goodwin q Co. ana Logan & Co.,
Wholesale Agents.
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Artell Sold for a Fortune.

TERRA HAUTE, IND, October 11.-Col
Conlsy, of Chicago, a 1890 tonight COM
pleted the purchase of the great trOtteI
Axtell for $lO5.OOO I. is supposed h'
represents syndicate. Andy Walsh, oi
Hartford, ara John Madden, OF LexIDg'
ION, offered Williams S10l 600 for the colt
and had certified check for forfeit to Of
fer him This he refused and after yards
accepted Col. Oonley's offer with much re-
luciaDce. 1T is like selling child" "
said Willisms. This is the highest price
ever p aid in the world for q horse Of any
descTiptiOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
UNPOPULAR RULES.

Tie Faculty of Washington and Jeifsr-
son Resurrect Old Usages.
WASHINGTON, PA, October 1l.-Ine
Faculty of Washington and Jefferson Col
lege h.ve resurrected many of the old rules
of the institution, and say thst every aiu
dent will be made to live up to them or
be punished. The following are some OF
the most interesting: Every student must
be a gentleman of good moral character
he shall not be a frequenter of taverns,
beer houses, pool rooms or gambling hellsi
he must not use profane language, aud the
boarding house of all students must be
registered with the Faculty.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
MARITIME CONFERENCE.
Delegates Beginning to Arrive at wash
ington.

WASHINGTON, October 11.-Delegates
to the International Marine Conference
are beginning to arrive. The first to re-
port was Capt A. M. Bisbee, the delegate
from China. He is an American who was
for many years connected with Chinese
imperial customs. The conference will
meet Wednesday of next week, holding its
sessions in the lecture room Of the COlum-
tis Uuiversity. Arrangements for the
formal opening have not yet been en-
nou ced, but 1t is probable that Secretary
Blaine will receive the delegates iu the
diplomatic parlor, State Department. The
conference expires by limitation January
81, and win probably sit out its full term.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
TIE DUCHESS NEEDS MONEY
Her Grace OF Marlborough to Sell the
Hamersley Estate.

Her Grace OF Marlborough to Sell the
Hamersley Estate.
NEW YORK, October 1.-THE attorneys
Of the Duchess of Marlborough in this city
have received instructions from her Grace
to sell her real estate in this city, and tee
gilt-edged property left by the late LOUis
Hamersley, the Duchess fret husband,
will soon be put under the auctioneer's
hammer.
1t seems evident, although denials are
made On every hand, that the Duchess ie
very much in need of money, and this ssle
is in order 10 invest the money realized in
such way that the income of her Grace
will be increased. Since her marriage to
the Dixie of Marlborough on June 30,
1909, cue las drawn 300, 900 frUm Ine es-
tate, ard six months previously she re-
ceived SIS, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
Friend of Lincoln Dead.

TIsKILwA, ILL October LEX State
Senator Lorenzo Dow Whiting died ~ his
home in this place yesterday. He had
bsen falling in health for two or three
yeara, his trouble being consumption OF
the blood. Senator Whiting Was prom
inent figure in Illinois politics for nearly
forty years. He vas the trusted lieuten-
ant Of Owen Loveioy, the famous Free
Soiler, and when Lincoln made his frs,
race for the Presidency Mr.. Whiting was
one of his ablest counselors. Dir. Whiting
WAC 20 YeaIs old.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12

PIrrsBURe, October IA convention
of the coke workers and miners of the Con-
nellsville region at scOttdsle, Pa, resolu-
tions were sdoped pledgiDg the Illinois and
Indiana striking miners all the material
aid in their power and recommending that
each local assembly take the necessary
steps to collect from the members tweA'y'
fye cents every two weeks TO support tie
strikers until they are victorious.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12

NEW YORK, October 1l.-The World IN
commenting on the decision declaring the
electric execution law constitutional, says
that the section of the law declaring the
publication OF an account Of sn execution
is clearly Unconstitutional, sinrs 1t IN
fringss the liberty Of the press. The law
can not prohibit an account Of an action
legally decrsed and performed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
The Crar Caused a chin.

LONDON, October Il The Berlin cor
respondent Of the Daily Neirs says: The
Cars toast at the banquet was cot
in the fewest possible words, which
hardly audible. The imPrcrciOa proc
was like cold draught Emperor
liam spoke in German except at the end
of his toast, when be exclaimed in Rus
sian: Long live His Majesty, the Gar,
hurrah for the Car"
The presence Of Prince Bismarck az the
Opera House caused a sensation, ~ be bad
not attended an opera or a concert in %
years previously-not even being present
on the occasion Of the celebration OF the
late Emperor WiIIiamls 9OIh blrthdaY.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
Fnrnrtx Won the PrIze.

WASHINGTON, O3'obor 1l.-Last spring
watch comp ny offered a prize of gold
watch valued at $3.50, TO the player in the
National Base Ball League who succeeded
in aking the best percentage in stolen
bases during the past season. Mr.. Young,
President of the League, finds that Fogarty,
of the Philadelphia club, has secured the
nrizs
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12

BRADFORD, PA, October ll.-At Davis
Switch, small village thirteen miles from
this place, the dwelling of Patrick Daily
was burned, snd his wife and three sons,
aged 13. II and 9, respectively, were roast
ed in ,he flames at six o'clock last night.
Tho fire was caused by an escape OF gas
from the cook stove.
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FORMING AN OYSTER TRUST.

Prices to he Put Up on Account OF the
Scarcity Of the Blvalves.
CAMBRIDGE. Md October 1l.-Mem-
bera OF twenty-five oyster packing firms
representing TIE trade in Cambridge, Ok
ford. ST. MichaeVs, Crisfsld, Marion and
Seaiord, met at the latter place yesterday
add formed the Peniusular Ojster Pack
ine Association. The object ct the organ
iztti1n Is TO put up the prices Of oysters
owiug 10 the advance the packers them
selves are compelled to pay on account OF
their scarcity. A meeting OF the assOcia-
tion will be held next Tuesday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
CoRBIN's COAL TRUST.
4 Great Combine Engineered by the Read
ing President.

4 Great Combine EDginsered by the Read
ing President.
PHILADELPHIA, October lit is ru
mored in this city that President Corbin,
of the Philadelphia and Reading railroad
who is now in Europe, bas been interest
ing foreign capitalists in his scheme for s
huge anthracite coal trust. Mr.. COrbiu
will return about the middle of this
month. The story runs that his object in
projecting the scheme is to have the Read
ing railroad relieved of its coal lands, the
fixed charges on which are row a seriou'
drain. The trust plan has baen talked
over before, but coal merchants in thi:
city have little belief in the current re
ports.
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Atthe Iince Courses.

Bette Waddell, Pail Mall, Dollikins,
Lucy P, and Camella, won at LatOnis,
yesterday.
Carrie O, Salvador, Juae Day, and Char
lie Dreux won 1T Jerome Park, yesterday
Swift, Dutch Roller, Punster Jr., and
Umpire ran first at Morris Park.
COrralia, Prsther, Golden Rsel, Tom
Kearns, and Beck, won OF Washington.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
Cut off From the Kropp School.

PTTsBURe, Ostobsr 1.-THE Kropp
Theological ecLuOl in Germany, which
has been the subject Of discussion in the
German Lutheran Church in this country
since 1886, came up in the conference to-
day. rhers WAS a lively fight. Those
opposed TO the Kropp Theological School
we're victorious. At the GensTa! Council
in Minneapolis, in 1888. resolutions were
passed severiDg all connection with the
KrOpp School. Opponents argued that
ministers educated 10 this country were
better qualified 10 work among the people
haze
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
Di.a.trou. wreek on IN. Is. 20

MANSFIELD. O., October II The B d
o bad the most disastrous freight wreck
this afternoon. that that company has had
for year The second sections Of Nos. 20
and 81 collided at Fredeficktown. Toir-
teen cars and their entire contents, and
three engines were demolished. The loss
ia about Si5 600
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rur NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. PLANS.
MIGHTY AXrELL.
The Great Colt Goes u Mile I'm 2:1@
Even.

The Great Colt Goes Mile IN F'i@
Even.
TERRE HAUTE, IND, October 1.-THE
foul tn day of the fall meeting brought ont
a large crowd. The great event of the day
was Axtell's great feat, to beat the three
year-old record (2:l3i held by the Cali
fornia filly, Sunol. Williams, the owner,
held the lines, while George Starr, behind
Father Soho, acted as helper. Both horses
started off with smooth action. The first
quarter was reached in 49, the hslfin :O53
aud the mile finished strong in 2:12. The
widest enthusiasm prevailed Williams
was taken from the sulky and borne aloii
on the shoulders OF men and cheer after
cheer went up for the gallant colt ant
n rivar
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we,t Virginia reud ExaCgsrate d

HUNTINGTON, October IA gentle
man frcm Hamlin, Lincoln county, IN
formed your correspondent that 'he report
of the feud existing between the Brumheld
and Dipgess families and the war of exier-
mination in progress is very much exag-
gersted. Mr.. Brumfeld and his wife, VINO
were shot from ambush short time slnce'
are still living, and no other persons have
been molested.
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REPUBLICANS AND SORE HEADS
A Combination Ticket Made Up in Balti-

A Combination Ticket Made Up In Balti-
more.
BALTIMORE, October 1.-THE Repub-
lican City Convention last night made
nominations for city offices and members
of the Legislature. The ticket selected is
made up of Republicans and Independent
Democrats. 1, is as follows: For Mayor,
Mel. Alex. O. Shaw, Republican; Chief
Judge, Robert II Smith, Republican
Surveyor, Gilbert II. Bryson, Republican
Sheriff. Tbomss McCorker. Independent
Democrat; Clerk Of the Superior Courts,
Thomas McCresdy Slater, Democrat. The
Legislative portion of the ticket IS also
divided between Republicans and Indepen-
dent Democrats.
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Gustav Llnaeuthar. Grea, Bridge Plan

Gustav LlndenthAEs UreAt brIuke
PIrTsBURG, PA, October 1l.-GusiA'
LindenthalTs prominent engiueer OF the
city, is preparing model OF bridge 'c
span the Hudson from Jersey City to Ne"
York. The structure is to be suspension
bridge, 1000 feet in length. The TCao
way will accommodate six railroad traces
1t is estimated that the cost Of the struc'
ture will be $40, 600, 900.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12

LONDON, October ll.-Attachments were
issued in Paris yesterday sgainst the prop
eriy Of nine Of the directors Of the bank
rupt Comtoire D'escompte, which wss
ruined by the failure OF the copper corner
Six Of the responsible directors Of the in
stituliOn are now imprisoned, having been
convicted Of violating the banking law in
advancing the funds Of the bank es loans
upon copper certilcatss
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
YESTERDAYS GAME.
A Close CONTEXT. which Is Won by Pits
burg In tho Ninth.

A CLOSE Contest, which IL won by Ii'ts-
burg In tho Ninth.
The ball game yesterday vas mcst ex'
citing and interesting Morrison pitched
for Wheeling, and the youngster, Jones,
for Pittsburp, and they came out stcut
even. The home team took a good lead
10 the fret and played with determina-
ton to keep it, but The visitors gradually
pulled theDfeives together ard got out OF
the bole. The bard ard timely batting Of
Bfckley and Rowe and the marvellous
third base play OF Miller of the home team
we're the especial features of the game.
The P.ttsbuIg team decided the contest
by batting in the winning run in the rinth
inning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-10-12
BLAST FURNACES IN OPERATION

The Fluctuations of the steel Market
since the First of the Year.
PIrrsBUBG, October 1.-THE american
8faluftct,,rc,'o monthly report Of the von-
dit.on of blast furnaces IN the United
States shows 3l3 ia blsst and 2S6 cut Of
of blsst. The weekly tonnsge Of those IN
operation is l53, 546 sod Of those idle 49,
975 Ia the biiuminous or coke furnaces
iu blast there is en- Increase in capacity OF
II. 463 tons Stree September l. AS COM
pared 20 the capacity Of the furnaces in
bias October /, 1sSS, there is an increase
OF % $50 tons.