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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-22
THE TRI-STATE LEAGUE.
A Meeting Held at sprIns sld on wedues


uhy.
A telegram from Springfield says: A
meeting of the Tri-State League was held
here Wednesday in the Arcade Hotel The
following delegates were present: J. H
Burns and Ohss. H. Voegele, Mansfield /;
Frank Brewer, Dayton; William Zacher,
Canton; Frank TOrreyson and W. A. Will
lard, McKeespOrt, Pa; Claude Stewart,
Springfield. Mr.. John Wright, OF Wheel
ing, telegraphed that he could not be
present and authorized President McDer-
mith 20 act rs proxy for him. Harry
Fisher, Of this city, represented Youngs-
town.
Other base ball men present were: W.
H. McDsrmith, President OF last years.
Tri State League; Billy Harrington, man
0ger of last seasons Canton team, and Milt
West, the umpire.
The meeting was called to order at 1:30
o'clock by President pro tenn McDsrmith.
Charles H. Voeeele, of Mansfield, was
elected Chairman Of the nesting, and
Frank Brewer, Of Dayton, Secretary. The
following cities were admitted to member
ship: Springfield. Dayton, Mansfield, Can
ton, Wheeling, West Virginia; Youpgs.
tewn and McKeesport, Pennsylvania.
W. II McDermith was unanimously re-
elected President. The salary limit was
fixed at $500 month. Springfield, Mans
field and Canton we're appointed en- the
Schedule Committee and ordered 10 meet
in Mansfield on tie third Tuesday in
March, when the schedule will be adopted.
The constitution and bylaws of last sea-
sons League were adopted and a COM
mittee from the same cities represent.
ed on the Schedule Committee ap-
pointed to revise them. Dayton aud Nc
Keeeport were appointed Grievance Com
mittee. The championship season opens
on April 30 and ends September 10 in
elusive. Word was received from Akron,
and she WAS admitted to membership,
thus forming a circuit of eight citiee. The
following Directors were elected: Mans
field. O. II. Voegele; McKeespOrt, Pa,
F. Torreyson; Springfield, Claude j.
Stewart; Dayton, Frank Brewer; Canton,
L. NJ. Loichot; Wheeling, John Wright;
Akron, A. Z. Miller; Youngstown, w.
Taylor.
Imagine 5000 as a salary limit, and the
club that can be secured for that amount.
Wheeling ought to draw out altogether
aud join the International League. That
League is just about our size.
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AFTER A YEARS TIME.
PyusH VURD5g or A ItLAR
COUNTY NAN
ts Arrest O. q 1aa Charged W.a
---s-N.m Underwood Charged
w Bwc- Up a House and
killing a. luaa

me- Rr-Sr
,r.-. rslrENE N'v-n5er -l--Ine
,hmaeh tte aseecy Of the Eareka
,s forces furnished orr jail with
-~ss bv tbe name Of Milton Uader-
rntr By complaint made under
%. rs charged with the murder OF
E r.~rhslt on fbe - ID OF September,
h, ,b.oFi1g up J. B Gerels house
-r-f-.r creek. He was srres ed 10 Gay
s-rt to toTu and committed TO
., .-.v.r at tne next term Of Court
... hss been shr1uded urder an I'M
..-.s cloud Of mystery. The iacis 81
.en ere these; Oa The night OF
lI. l-Ss, Alex Campbell ives
night 90 te house Of j. b.
retired % bed 10 ooe
tl. house. Some time during
...- thst corner ot the house w's
aitr o. charge OF dynamite.
-...tsr rss kiIed Instantly, and Gorfel
.r.r. which comprises several
re Too uiured to auy further
. .-rs vcre shock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-22
WEST VIRGlNIA COAL FIELDS
To D., opened Up by a Road From Mar
tinsburg.


tinsburg.
BALTIMORE. November 2l.-lt isproba-
bic that At an early date the Western
MARYLAND Railway Company will extend
IFS main line from Msr,insburg TO either
North Mountain or Cherry Run, on the
main line Of the Baltimore and Ohio.
Some time ago a survey was made TO each
of these points by the Wes ern Msrylsnd's
civil engineers, and the report OF the route
Co Cherry Ran was SO favorable thst they
are nov engaged in a survey to that pOiat.
Cherrv Run is thirteen miles above Mar
tinshurz aud North Mountain seven. The
new extension will be made for the pur-
pose Of securing a larger share OF coal
heights than is now obtained, and the peO-
pie Of that section are enthusiastic over
the increased facilities for the transfer Of
freight traffic and passengers. Since the
destruction Of the Chesapeake and Ohio
Canal. ever which large quantities Of coal
were shipped and freighied via the West
ern Maryland to this and other cities, the
road has not bad the means Of reaching the
coal fields as before enjoyed. This exten
sion Of the line viii open the coal mines
of West Virginia aud greatly benefit their
freight trade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-22
FNFlELD'S ARREST.



d.uce ln Uucie sam
Rs.-T.
r...-uS w Va, November 2l-
-r.f.s the lender OF the Hat
.s,.e..vsnls,ts. did rot come 20 the
.-r lgs himself up Voluntarily to
-f States authorities. as stated,
,-... arrested stbis home on Saturday
,--.hg Deputy Mlgsha's w. J White
-fNrkade 'A7se' had returned
lo.t ei.b th,es coonsaud had juss
..f.. torres. when they arrived. Mr..
r... served .ls p'q. a. The same time
. Hs ..ii thatno advantage should
..-eaol a,e. t.lt The United States
.-...--.s would Gee TO 10 that he was not
.-f h9a1f one else, that he would be
r8l. and DO acquitted would
r.-.....l until he was safe on his native
h..r
81 be was rot guilty, oud
w 9-oye .. end expressed a Will
-.... .0 so with them, stating he would
ra was right I'm the matter. hr
r toll him TO choose guard among
-ads. which be did, sod Sunday az
.--a Ne-srs. White and kead'e,
.tr.s. r bis son Elliott, and five oihers,
armed rith Winchester rides started for
IBIS a.g O1 their arrival 40 BrownstoFn,
..ar we're met by Deputy Marshal j. f..
,srtaz.n. ard brought 10 this city,
g.sr. they took up their quarters
s- tbs Hotel Rahoer Tne7 were
r-t at ibs 5epo. here by Marsha,
III S White. j +. Stsnhagen, George w.
ll.vsv ~ J Ksadle, w. j.. White aad
r1a s. Mcdonald, who accompanied
chem Isl. Gar as Brow-s.owoi on their re-
trr.. and ss 10 was considered unnecessary
t1 accompany them further, hlde them
fs-sweu ard returned home. Hatfield
-svs h. is quite willing and ready 90 settle
a.. f-oublg- with the McC0ys ard end the
gsrdstts lille, a'one by detectives who are
after blood mercy. Heia quite inteili en'
and is well up 'n the dOires OF the outside
world. He wants to spend The balance 1i
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The POLICE storrsd the Flsht.

CHICAGO, November 21-A dispatch
has been received from Hammond, Ind, to
the effect that Tommy White and Tommy
Morgan, the principals in a prize fight
which took place there this morning, have
been arrested by the Kensington police
After skirmishiDg around for long time
the men met and began the battle. In the
54th round White appeared to be having
the best of the fight. At the end of this
this round the police appeared.
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A CoLORED LEAGUE.

A National Convention to Organize the
RScs on the Trades Union Plan.
WASHINGTON, November 21.-The co..
ored men are making preparations for
national convention, which they propose
to hold here beginning the first Monday in
February. Some of the leading colored
men believe that by organizing in the same
way that trades unions are organized, they
can accomplish considerable towards i'm
proving the condition Of their race. But
the immediate object they have in view is
to get Congress to pass law to protect the
right of franchise in Southern States and
also to paes the Blair Educational bill.
Prof Langston, of Virginia, is one OF the
men interested in the movement.
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RARIRON NIEN

ID eide Not TO Make an Advance in
Prices
PHILADELPHIA, PA, November 2l.-A
meeting Of the bar iom manufacturers oi
Eastern Pennsylvania was held at the Con
tinsntal Hotel Yesterday. At the last
meeting, held a month ago, prices we're ad-
vsncsd. and il was thought another ad-
ysucs woali be ordered to-day. The man.
uac.urers hoEever, decided to make no
change O.. present. There was some very
hopeful talk, and the iron men finally con-
cl1ded TO wait while before making a
further advance.
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AID FROM ALGER.
The Millionaire Candidate Has Tanner on
.k.. GsrIrU

The Millionaire Candidate Has Tanner on
the String.
WASHINGTON, November 2l.-James
W. Tanner and Col. W. Dudley, both ex-
Commissioners OF Pensions, have formed
a co.partnership here in the pension and
claims business. Il is authoritstively
stated that General Alger did not, as erro-
neously reported at the time, advise MIR.
Tanner to resign his Office as Commissioner
Of Pensions and that he General Alger)
would look out for his business future
General Alger, however, has informed Mr.
Tanner that he is ready and willing to
render him whatever financial aid he may
require in establishing himself in his new
business.
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A COUPLE OF SCHEMES,
Which Congressional Contestant q. B.
Smith Is Attempting to Work.

Which Congressional Contestant q. B.
Smith is Attempting to Work.
Mr.. @. B. Smith, of Parkersburg, the
defeated Republican candidate for Con-
gress in the Fourth district, has been in
dustriously trying, for some time past, to
work one or two little schemes, through
which he hoped to have his name placed
on the official list of members of the rext
House Of Representatives, as made up by
the Clerk.
As is very well-knOwn, Hon. j. N.
Jackson has the certificate of Gov. Wilson,
certifying in regular form that he has been
elected to the House, and Mr.. Jackson's g
name has accordingly been placed on the
list of members-elect By the Clerk Of the
House. Contestant Smith has been run
ming over the district, and has gathered mp
lot of certificates from the Clerks of the
County Courts in the several counties, the
figures in which, when summed up, give
him mslority of the votes on the face Of
the returns. With these certificates Mr.
Smith has made two or three unsvailing
pilerimages to Washington, in,the endeavor
to have the Clerk of the House OF Repre-
sentatises put his name on the list OF
members. As the law distinctly provides
that only those gentlemen who are pro-
vided with the certif Gates Of the Governor
shall be entitled to have their names
placed on the list, Mr.. Smith has naturally
failed to achieve his object.
Seeing that their plan would not work,
the Republicans thought it would be feasi-
BILE to have Mr.. Smith present in the house
when the roll was called by the Clerk, on
the first day Of the session, and to enter an
objection to Mr.. JacksOn's name "a soon as
il was called. Bat it waa seen that this
would open up a way for the Democrats to
enter numerous objections On their part
to the nsmes Of Republicans, and this plan
was reluctantly cast aside.
1t is believed that some other scheme is
being cooked up, but it is NOT possible that
it can amount to anything no odds what
it may be. The name of Mr.. Jackson is
properly on the list Of members-elect, and
there it will stay.
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M,swEENEY IN THE FIELD.
The Eloquent wooster Advocate a Oaudi-
date.

The Eloquent wooster Advocate Oaudi-
date.
MILERsBURG, o., November 2l.-A
letter has been received here from John
Zimmerman, Of Wooster, Ssnator-elect
from the Seventeenth and Twenty-eishth
districts, announcing the candidacy Of
John McSweeney, the great criminal law
yer. for United States Senator.
This announcement comes from one who
has authority. to speak for Mr.. MeSweeney,
bat whether he will make an active ana
aggressive fight i. is rot known. but 1t IL
presumed it will be made by his FRIENDS
of which Ssua or Zimmerman will be the
leader. A canvass of Northern Ohio will
no doubt be made in the interest Of Nc.
S Sweeney, and it is surmised that he Will
have no mean following when the vote
comes
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Washington News.

The headquarters of the st. LOUIS
Worlds Fair men have been opened here
and are in full blast.
Burrows, of NJ chigan, seems to be loom
ing up as a candidate for Speaker.
The District Commissioners have deter
mined 10 cut down the number of saloon
licenses.
The free delivery system mas been ex-
tended 10 Washington, Pa.
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The Ntn Murder Trial.

WASHINGTON, PA, November 2l.-ln
the Neff murder trial to-day, two witnesses
testified that Neff asked them about Nc
Causland's visits, aud icquifed particular
ly when he would make his next trip
They were cross examined by Capt. DIV
ener very closely and the Court was COM
PEELED to reprimand him several times.
A woman testified that Nef tried to buy
revolver of her.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-22
TWO BIG FAILURES
Cause Financial Sensation In Pitts


Cause Financial Sensation in Pitts
burg.
PITTsBURG, November 2l.-This city
experienced a financial senatiOn this
afternoon. The large iron firm
Of Long & Co., whose works are
located at Charters, contested
Judgment for $500, 600 in favor of the Law
renee Bank, and the latter institution
closed its doors. The banks failure Is not
due entirely to Long & Co.'s assign
ment. II has lost by bad Investments
Many working people were depOsitors In
the bank, and there is great excitement
among them. The officers OF the banS
we're as follows: President, W. w.
Young; Vice-President, Samuel McMahon
Cashier, John Hoerr.
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PensInn, for West vIrgInIans.

special Telegram to the Register.
WASHINGTON, D. G, November 2l.-
Pensions have been issued to the follow
Jog West Virginia applicants: Original
invalid-Wnliam P. Spencer, of Tuber;
John Mitchell, Of Buffalo; Solomon Casted,
OF Terra Alta; navy, Ohas Hunter, OF WI
Jamestown; James W, alias Jas. w, alias
Jas. S. Carder, Of Valley Mile; Josiah
Davisson, Of Salem; David Edgar, Of Lit
Teton.
Increase-Samuel @. Love, of Frszier's
Bottom; Edgar W. Lauck, of New Mar
tinsville.
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MARY Anderson Going to Rome

NEW YORK, November. 21.-Miss Mary
Anderson has decided to live in Rome dur
ing the greater part Of the winter Of 1889
100. She will 20 there shortly from Lon
don accompanied by her mother and sister
Miss Anderson has not yet made any ar
rsngemeut for her return to the stage. her
heslth is excellent, and it is pleasant news
to hundreds of friends.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-22
CABLE BREvITIEs

Sir Henry James continued BIZ argu-
msut before the PsInsll Commission y'r-
terday. He deEounced the lri'n neon
lighters"
The lightermen, sailors and ffemsn irene. ,o o.
Rotterdam are contemplating o s'''N' '''
higher wages.
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GOODLOE'S SOE-IN-LAW

And Not His Widow Appointed 10 Sue
coed HIM.
WASHINGTON, November 2l.-The Pres
idsnt to day appointed Thomas Clay Nc
Dowell, Of Kentucky, to be Collector Of
Internal Revenue for the Seventh District
Of Kentucky, vice William Cassius Good
loe, deceased. Mr.. Mcdowell is the eon-
iu-law OF Col. Goodloe, having married hiS
eldest daughter.
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One Of the Rs-Ratsd Pensioners Fired.

One of the Re-Ratsd Pensioners Fired
WASHINGTON, D. c., November 2l.-
The Secretary of the Interior has request
ed and received the resignation of d. A.
Pbillips. Chief of the Middle Division in
the Pension Office. Mr.. Phillips Is one oil
the re-rsted pensioners whose cases were
recently overhauled by the Secretary.
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.aaattsr. Indlan lands.

LITTLE FALLS, MINI, November 2l.-
Since tho treaty with the Mile Lac Clip-
pswe Inoisus was signed, a large number
of whites have settled on the Indian lands.
A delegation is here to complain. The In,
disus wsnts the squatters ousted until
their own lands are oliolted in seyerslIy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-22

BIZ sure and call for DR.. Bull's Cough
syrup. II YOU are troubled with bad
cough or cold.
ME- I B. KIEFER, Of Lancss'er, Pa,
wrote us:-Having q sprained leg oi al
most thirty days standing and after try
isg half a dozen advsrti' ed preparations IN
The market without satisfactory results, l
red s.lv,sion Oil, ard in less than three
davs nv leg was all right sgsiD. There's
nothing like It.
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CuICAeo IN DARKNESS.

Foz aid smoke Combine 20 Make Night OF
Day.
CHICAGO, November 2l.-A peculiar
meteorological condition existed in this
city 10 day. The clouds we're very dense
this morning though no rain fell. As the
day advanced the weather grew darker. a
hazy fog rose and was met by the vast col
umes of smoke. The streets sre IN dark
ness and lights are lit everywhere.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-22

srnIe Pa, November 2l-Con-
.fs-.aIe .n.eres. is being mauiies ed here
astot tss oo.c5ms of the suit brought by
r- ard Csl.sesn ogairst T. Y
P.sir.r. HON John r. Byrne and Peter
w.a rn-e.rses Hon John K. Byrne
.Nsr.r ore oftte parties charged win
r--s.- .s Nr CslHglan, arrested POI
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FOR A REPUBLIC.
French Canadian Organs soutd the Key

French Canadian Organs soutd the Key
Note,
MONTREAL, November 21.-Apropos Of
Buzl, quite a number OF French papers,
including Ia Pairie. Ls LeelT, Cdnadien
and lie Tenement declare this mOrniug in
favor Of Canadian Republic TIE Herald
Of this city, the chief organ Of the Domin-
son opposition, says that the English peo-
ple are slow to make constitutional changes
bot adds that il is unsafe to say what the
force Of example and the increasing inter
course Il Great Britain and America,
backed by the further blscSguardism OF
persons in high position, might not do.
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AGAINST THE TRUST.
Harrison May Make Some Recommends
ton in His Message.

WASHINGTON, November 21.-It is be
coming manifest that the subject Of trusts
will occupy a prominent place in the dis
cussions of Congress ct the coming session.
II is a matter that is now receiving con-
alteration from party leaders and its legal
aspects as related to the powers Of the Ma
tional Government is being examined by
the Attorney-Genersl. 1t is reported that
President Harrison will make it one Of the
fsatures of his message.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-22
Fea1a for Brazil.

NEW YORK, November 2l,-Mr. Charles
B. Flint says a Philadelphia importer doing
a large business with Brszil received q
cable from Para, Brazil, this morning, as
follows: Island rubber 2,050, and up
river rubber 2,150. Exchange, 27s. No
political troubles at present. Fears OF
serious complications later.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-22
West VirgIaIa Postmasters.

Spfcial ~ gam 10 tIe Rfglsir.
WASHINGTON, D. O., November 2l.--
The following West Virginia pOstmasters
have been appointed in the fourth class;
Joseph A. S,ndage, of Beets, Fsyette coun-
ty. vice S L. Weeks, resigned; Mrs. NJ.
Swearingeu, Gath, Marion county, vice D.
l.. W. Vincent, superceded; J: StocSeey,
Silverton, jackson county, vice y. M'
Stone, resigned.
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PEACE IN BRAZIL.
Quiet Continues-Ths Pan-AmerIcsn Dele
gates Oonfirme d In Their Position.


WASHINGTON, D. O., November 21.-Dr.
Yslente, Minister from Brazil, called at
the State Department to-day, and inform
ed the Secretary that his latest advices
from BIszil we're to the effect that peace
and tranquility reigned, and that the new
government was receiving the support OF
the people. DR.. Valente also received
this morning authority from the Provis-
ionsl Government TO instruct the represen-
tatives Of Brazil to the International
American Congress TO continne to act for
their country in the sessions CT the Con-
gress. 1t is supposed that similar instruc-
tions have been sent 10 the delegates to
the international Marine Conference.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-22
Stanlevia Arrival.

LONDON, November 81 The British
Consul at Zanzibar telegraphs to the for
eign Office as follows;
Stanley arrived at Mpwspwa on the
55ih day after his departure from the Vic.
toris Nyenzs and the 1S8th day after
leaving the Albert Nyanza
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Osnnot Import Pate Glass workmen

NAAu" q AFoEt 4 thAc NAs'a \"
PuTsBURG, November 2l.-President
Ford, Of the Pittsburg Plate Glass Com
pany, has received q letter from the Treas
ury Department in reply to a query,
stating chat they Would not be allowed to
import so foreign glass blowers. The in
dcslry was not q new one, end American
Eo-kmen must be secured.
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SULLIVAN ACCEPTS.

BOsToN, November 21.-John L. Sulli-
van said tonight in regard to the CalifOf-
MIA Athletic Clubs proposition to match
jackson against him: 81 will fight Jack
sOn for a SIS, 900 purse, the winner to take
all. That will be tbs lowest amount l will
fignt for. y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-22

NEwABK, y. J., November 21.-Mrs.
Elizabeth Clemel tire Kinney, mother Of
the poet. Edmund Clarence Stesdmau,
died yesterday % the residence Of her
daughter, Mrs. Esston, st Summit, n. J.
Mrs Kinney was born in New York, on
December Is. 1910.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-22
HOMEWARD BOUND.

Stanley and Emin Marching to Zan-
zibar.
LONDON, November 21.-Mr. McKin'
non, head Of the Emin Pasha Relief Com
mittee, has received a cable dispatch from
Henry NJ. Stanley, announcing his arrival
at Mpwapa, and stating that he expects to
reach Zanzibar in four or five days. Mr..
Stanley's dispatch also states that he has
made the important discovery that there
is an extension of lake Mesa.
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PAN-AMERICANs
sit Down on the Elusive Mr.. Henderson,

Sit Down on the Elusive Mr.. Henderson,
of Iowa.
WASHINGTON, November 2l.-In the
Pan.Americbn Congress to-day the creden-
tials of the delegates from Brazil were
presented amid cheers. Delegate Heuder-
sou. Of the United States, offered the fol-
lowing:
"Resolred, That this Congress welcome
the United States of Brazil into the sister
hood of American Republics"
Some debate as to the propriety OF the
Congress taking such action followed and
the resolution wss finally laid on the table
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1T WILL BE A FIGHT.
Sullivan and jackson offered $4,000 for
Battle.

SAN FRANCISCO, November CIV. B
Bailey, spOrting editor of the Illustrated
World tonight telegraphed John L Sulli-
van as follows:
"Am authorized by San Jose, California,
Athletic Association to offer $4,000 for
a finish fight with Peter Jackson. Re-
spond.n
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rscl,ler wlth the Brothsrhood.

PIrrsBURG, November 2l.-Beckley
tsleprsphed here to-day that he was with
the Brotherhood to the end. Articles OF
incorporation have been drafted for the
PLAYERS League Club Among the stock
holders are Mayor McCAllin, w. w. Kerr
and NJ. B. Lemon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1889-11-22

BISMARCK, y D., November 2l.-Gil-
bert A Pierte was to-day elected Senator
from North Dakota. The fight for the
second SsnstCsship is as hot az ever. John
son is losing, ground and Ofdway will
probably be elected.
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HAMMOND APPOINTED.

r,s Noun5svnls Postomcs flight Ended az
Last
WASHINGTON. November 2l.-The Pres
a.ntbs- appointed Thomas o. Hammond
-...-s-.s- a. Monndsyills, ". Va.
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a-N.roN IA, November 2L-The
N-r.e. Western Central Illinois are
bitterly OF a plague Of rats
'.at lts cime upon them The
eating f-lis of corn and de-
rru cribs i. Is thought that
'- t dry weather is the Cause CT