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MISCELLANEOUS.
INTERESTING.

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learned that Mr.. Backus as Postmaster did
not have anything to do with the matter,
and that as Postmaster he did not order
any of his subordinates to 60 to Sacramento
trarv he notified them that they could not
"a rs delapates to the convention.
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Mnre Slickena.

The United States District Court in the
case IF Edward Woodruff VS.. the North
BoGuf field Gravel Mining Company ct al.
has adjudged the defendants guilty of con-
tempt in violating the anti-debris law by
running debris into tributary of the Sac
ramento, and ordered them to pay fine of
$500
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Daley Won the Game

BOSTON, Aug. 11.-Daley won the game for
the home team to-day. Attendance $500. Score:
Bostons ...........,......O o 3 90 . z
BrooklynS. ......1 U U " " " L
Base hits - Bostons II. BrookyDs g. Errors
Brookiyns 4. Batterles-Daley and Murphy: Sow
ders and Cook. Umpires-Ferguson and Holbert
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Kate Reed, a notorious woman, who fire.
quents the low places on Barbary Coast,
was arrested yesterday afternoon on
Kearny street and charged with grand
larceny. A man named Herman Settler,
VINO comes from the country, accuses her OF
rObbing MIN Of $50 in a saloon.
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One for the Phill;es.

NEW YORK, Aug. 11.-Philadelphla batted
O'Day's curves all over the field to-day. Score:
New Yorks ...,.....3 Q o l 0 Oil
PhfladeIphias ...........O 6 . 0 l o *-15
Base hits-New Yorks -. Philadelphia II. Err
rors-New Yorks z, Philadelphia 4. Batteries
O'Day and Brown, Knell and Mailman. UmpireS-
Gaffney and Sheridan.
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naei..ratinn of Voters

The number of voters registered at the
Registrars office, in the new City Hall, yes
terday, was 453 against AGO for the corre-
spending date two years ago.
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MopoC POLITICIANS.

They Have "A Lively Time In Town and
Are Easily Robbed.
Two politicians, who gave the names Of
Daniel Jones and }. S. Burns, arrived in
this city on Sunday evening from Modoc
County, en- route to Sacramento for the con-
vention. They met two young women,
named Kitty Clifton and Eva Allen, on Ellis
street, and went to their rooms on Ellis
street. Early yesterday morning the poll
ticians said they had been robbed by the
women. Jones lost his watch, S65 and a
revolver. The women were soon after ar
rested On charges of grand larceny and va
praupv
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Pittsburg Beats Chicago

PITTsBURG, Aug. LITTLE home team won py
hard and timely hitting. Attendance 1loo.
Scores
Pitrsburcs 100000 2-6
Chicagos .....'...,...,,.....4O o o 90 0 o.
Base hits ittsburgs Z, Chicagos z, Errors
Pittsburgs 3, Chicagos 8. Batter1eS-Phlillps ana
Becker, Stein and Wilmot. Umpire-McQuaid.
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CLEVELAND, Aug. IL. The Clnclnnatls
batted out Victory to-day. Attendance 800.
Cleyelands ....,..,,......l 0 2 0 2 0 1t
Cncnnatis. Observation-Disclosures 8 %
Base hits-Cie yelands d, Cincinnatls Is. Errors
CIeyelands g. Cinennatis g. Batteries-Beatin and
thinner, Mullane and Harrington. Umpire-Strief.
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WINNING NUMBERs.-The list OF winning
numbers OF the Swiss Relief Society published
yesterday was only One-haf. but the full and
correct list VIII be found under another heading.
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Sheriff Vestal of Tehama County brought
to this city last night, and locked I'M the
Central Station, Kate Wyne, sentenced to
serve one year at San Quentin for grand
larceny She was convicted of stealing
S25 from negro named Scott and when ar
raigned pleaded guilty. She is a half-breed
Indian,
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SECOND GAME.
The ButfaIos won chiefly through the home

teams errors. Score:
Chieagos. ........................l-0 o Al
Buffalos Observation-Disclosures U o 0 o A 2-S
Base hits-Chicagos IL, BufalOs H. Errors-Chi-
Cages 4, BulTalos 4. Observation-Disclosures and Boyle,
TwitcheIl and Mack Umpires-Pearce and Snyder.
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LEAGUE AND BROTHERHOOD.
Games Won and Lost on Eastern Dia'
mondS Yesterday.

BOSTON, Aug. 11.-BostOn won easily to-day.
Attendance 1900. Score:
Rostons OlO231 Ala
Philadelphias. ..,,."......O U y v
Base hits-Bostons IT, Philadelphia 8. Errors
Bostons s. Philadelphias g. Batteries-Clarkson and
Bennett, Vickery and Clements. Umpire-Powers.
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THE PLAYERS LEAGUE.

Chicago and Buffalo Play Two Games and
Manage to Break Even.
CHICAGO, Aug 1.-THE home team won the
first game easily. Attendance at both games,
$3.50. Score:
Ch,cagos OOO2 OIL %
Buffaios ...,......,.............0 0O o D o 40
Base hits-Chicagos 10, Bufalos g. Errors-Chi-
Cages 4, Buffalos .. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. and Boyle,
Cunningham and Mack. Umpires-Pearce and Sny-
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CLEVELAND, Aug. 11.-Pittsburg pounded
O'Bren out OF the box to-day and very nearly
served Bakeley the same way. Attendance 800
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Rrnnklun Whitswashed.

NEW YORK, Aug. 1.-The New Yorks white
washed the visitors to-day, Welch's good pitching
telling. Score:
BrookIyns.. OOOO 90
New Y forks. o o D o 0-3
Base hits-New Yorks g. BrookIyns 2. Errors
New Yorks g. Brooklyns 2 Batteries-Weleh and
Clark, Terry and DAILY. Umpire-Lynch.
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The Tulare County Irrigation Convention
will meet in Tulare City on September 18th.
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American Association
CONDENSED TELEGRANIs.

TOLEDO, Aug. 11.-Toledos 6, Athletics 8.
ST. LOUIS, Aug. list. Louis ! ., Brooklyns
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Cleyelands O4OO 101-l1
PlttSDurgS.. U D U " IL -Ao
Base hits-CieveIands Is, PittsDurgs l9. Errors
Cleyelands 5, Pittsburgs 4. Batteries = o'Brien,
BakeIey and Sutcliffe, Tener and Carroll Umpires-
Knight and Jones.
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Said Collector Phelps: "This thing is the re-
suit of suspicious which l have entertained Tor
some lime. The Chinese are such Il lying set and
are so addicted to bribery that the only safety Is
TO set one set OF men to watch another IL the
most rigid precautions are not taken the whole
force would be corrupted by these MoDgolians.
They Will stop at nothing. ] think, however,
that this affair will be a sanitary lesson 10 all
persons who have dealings with The Chinese l
hope that IHis work VIII be broken up"
The maximum penalty for tile Otfense OF Wool
sey and Morrison is an Imprisonment Of TWO
years aud tue OF $1,000. Both woolsey and
Morrison are married and have children. Both
have been highly respected in Oakland and their
arrest has CT Gated big stir IN that city.
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WATCHING FOR A SIGNAL.

He seemed TO be watching for some signal
from the jail, but as none was given he
NO." and d short distance from the Jail he
Was Joined BY two other Mongolians Soon
three more appeared, and then they came
up By twos and threes until twenty had
collected. All Gin. who seemed to have
charge of the party, conducted them TO an
old shed in the Free market on Washington
street. near the Jail.
Then An Gin sauntered back before the jail
again; but as lie still saw no signal he evidently
Concluded that the keeping OF twenty CEinamen
so near The Jail In one bunch was not SAFE
thing 10 do so he went back TO the shed, ana
soon The coolies slipped OUT one by one and dis
appr afed. -
GAdamso by this time knew that the long
ext eefed ATTEMPT was about 10 be made. de
cudpeed his brains for some plan mat woui9
lernlit him 10 walk along the streets In lront ol
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UNDER
YoKE7

MR. AND MRS DREwS' DANCING ACAD- On
MI emy II New Montgomery st.-New ~
rangemcnts; tuition reduced; dan cling learned x
at little cost Gents exclusively (beg innerS) S-s>1
Mondays Wednesdays. Ladies (begnners), Tues
days Thursdays: sOlrees Saturday evenings prlVas5
lessons daily deZlu
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-21
AMONG THE PUGILIsrs.

ALI Mitchell wants to come to Ameri-
ca TO meet any of the middle-weights, if
one of the leading clubs will offer a
purse. Mitchell is one Of the middle
weight champions of England-at least
he ailiXes that title after his signature.
Mike Brennan, the Montana champi-
on heavyweight, wants to fight Tom
Mccarthy or George Godfrey. Brennan
has written to Secretary Slattery, of the
Gladstone Club, of Providence, that he
would meet Godfrey if Mccarthy de-
clined the offer made him by the club,
or he would fight Mccarthy to finish
if the club hungup suitable purse.
Dave Campbell, the eX-Pittsburg
heavyweight, left for his home to-day.
Campbell says: IF Ashton wants 10
fight and isn't throwing a bluff he can
be accommodated without any delay. |
will fight him for as much as he can
find before any club in the country.
Jim McCue, the New York middle
weight pugilist, prominent in ring cir
Giles several years ago, is now dying OF
consumption.
Jimmy Lynch, the New York feather
weight, offered two days ago TO fight
any 19O-pound pugilist in America, Ike
Weir has accepted the offer.
Joe Ellingsworth, of New York, and
Tom Cleary, of Frisco. are matched TO
fight for $500 a side at Seattle, October
oG
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-21
THE STATE OF TRADE.
Large Imports-Grain Lower Except Oats
Money CIose-Iron Very Active.

4
New YORK. September l9.-R. G. Dun
4 Co.'S weekly review OF trade; Inc root
~ tho diAicultv is that wheat is quoted at
qSgtc at Chicago, 81 OPS here, ana only
about 81 O3 at Liverpool for the same grade
so that no free and natural movement To
the seaboard or hence to Europe can take
Mace Similar conditions check the move
meut of some other products. Imports are
coming forward in large volume, anxiety ',
IN Get goods entered before the new tarlH
GOES into effect being great.
The movement during the past week mas
beeu toward a natural adjustment OF prices
and wheat is 49, cents lower, corn . cents
lower Lard and hogs a shade lower. But
oats have risen a fraction, and nealy cent
Rutter and some other farm pro
ducts are higher. The inter
ior money markets are generauy
closer with strong demand which an I'M
precedented volume OF business nalurdlly
causes At Boston the strong stigehcy
affects trade somewhat but wool IS IN Oel-
ter demand. sales reaching o'o97, wv
pounds. Wool also shows improvement aI
Pittsburgh. .;,
The iron trade is very active and mall nan
makers advance prices to = per kes OHl-
cago has large decrease from IasU Nedi
IN receipts OF gram. uut al nv
cheese. hides. wool. dry goods and clothing.
Money at Chicago is close and rates
SITTER the demand being very neavy,
Money at St. Louis at 7aS per cent. AZ an al.
other western points trade IS goou, ouO
evervwhere money is in strong demand
The consumption of iron is enormous
the largest ever known, but the new Ousl-
ness in bar iron is not heavy, and t9e ue-
mand for rails is dull, with some sales az
Ss0 and renorts of others even lower. Pig
iron is weaker though quotations do not
change.
The great increase in the sales OF wool
marks . revival in the manufacture. Tue
dry goods business is growing in ACTIVITY
The general condition of business is so sat
isfactory. monetary pressure only hinder
ing. that the failure at Boston causes no
apprehension.
The business failures during the past ,
DAYS number 100, as compared with 1913 last
week and 2O3 the week previous to the last
For the corresponding week last year l9o
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-21
GENERAL SPORTS.

Billy Lcedom has challenged La
Blanche.
Bat" MasterSon has been appointed
deputy sheriff in Denver.
The proposed fight between Gu,
Lambert, of Troy, y. Y. now in Eng
land, and Jack Wannop is off
At the Chicago tourney, going ON to-
day, all the fast men will race. The
prizes are offered by Chicago business
men.
Manager r. j. Naughton. of the
Hotel Anderson billiard rooms, has com
pleted extensive improvements i'm his
rooms.
George D. Blair, Spruce Creek, Pa.
Pennsylvania Railroad, bought at the
Fassig sale, Valunia, b. f.. by Nutwood'
for S3,325.
Advices from New Orleans state that
NJ. J. Powers. a new aspirant for pugil-
istic honors, has issued a challenge to
Vauquelin.
Paddy Gill, of Liverpool. Eng, has
agreed to match Teddy O'Neil to fight
Paddy Maher, the champion middle
weight of Ireland.
Prof. June Dennis challenges Young
Mitchell, the champion middle-weight OF
the Pacific coast, to meet him for purse
of either $500 or $1,000 to fight to a
finish. o.
II. b. Coyne of the Manhattan Cricket
Club. is likely to become a permanent
resident in Chicago, and the ManhattanS
will lose his services next season
Tom Corners, the catch-as-catch-can
wrestler, writes that he cannot accept
Evan Lewis challenge as he fractured
his knee cap in Philadelphia few days
ago.
Arthur Fleet, the English profess
sional of tie Hamilton Cricket Club was
given silver-mounted meershanm
nine by the club just before his depar-
ture home.
The need of a national jockey club
for the proper government ana control
the racing associations in the United
States was never more patent than al
the present time.
Nearly all the Western bicyclists
were beaten as badly at their meeting in
Peoria as they were at the Eastern
meets. Evidently the riders IN this sec
tion have a little the best OF it.
There is a sensational yearling iilly
in Kentucky by King Alphonso, dam
Lady Stanhope, who is astonishing
borsemen with her work. She has reel
ed off quarter in twenty-four seconds
and she is not thoroughly broken yet.
Pool Player Manning is in New York
where he expects to make match with
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WORLD OF SPORT.
THE PLAYERS LEAGUE AFTER THE GIN
CINNATIS.
Stern Willing to Sell-HanlOns Backdown-Base
Ball Notes.-The Prize Ring-General
Sporting News Of the Country.

ST.. LOUIS, September 20. - The
scheme of the Players League to take
in the Brooklyn and Cincinnati clubs of
the National League is gradually de-
veloping. President Stern, of the Gin
cinnati team, is here and will meet
Secretary Bruncll. of the PLAYERS
League, to-day or tomorrow to talk
over matters.
The idea is that the Players League
will purchase the Cincinnati Club.
Stern, its owner, is said to have de-
cided to quit the business, being con-
WINGED that no more is it a good invest
ment. Stern, speaking of the reported
sale, to-day said:
Il am National agreement man to
the last, but if these men give me my
price they can take the club. My price
NAV be little steep for them though.
They can't take my players for l have
nearly all secured for next year, and
Just let them try and find well located
ground in Cincinnati TO locate an oppos-
ing club"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-21
THE TRAP AND FIELD.

DIR. Burgoon and Doc Ewing shoot
their live bird match next Tuesday.
The tenth competition in the diamond
nit match at Walnut Hill, Boston
Wednesday, was won by W. W. Ben
nett. who led with the creditable score
Of o. ont of possible 30. He also won
the champion gold medal.
AT the Muncic, Ind, tourney Allen
and Comstock won The team shoot by
the remarkable score of 9s, each miss
ING but one bird. Britton, of Indian
opolis. and Palmer, of Illinois, made the
team that got second on score OF %
The shoot between teams at Long
Island resulted in a tie between the
donors of the cup and the Central Gun
CInb Of Long Branch, each team killing
Ga birds. The Fountain and Parkway
Gun clubs were second with 63 killed
each. The Glenmores only killed 90
The Coney Island Rod and Gun CLUB IN
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-21

AS this trouble grew on me. my appetite
failed me- had no desire for food. What lit
tie would eat caused me distress and nausea
at the stomach Ny limbs would swell and pain
me very much Night sweat, came on and
weakened me terribly. I had 90 give mp work.
Was confined 20 the house most 81 the time.
My sleep was RESTLESS and did me no good. ]
would get up in the morning feeling more tired
than when / went 20 bed.
Il was in this condition when ] called on
Drs Copeland and Bell They seemed 90 un-
derStand my ease AT once and their charges
were so very reasonable ! placed myself under
their care. ] began 90 improve no once My
head and nose became clear. The pains through
my head ceased My appetite returned. ]
gained wonderfully in strength. returned 20
my work and feel like doing IL. In fact. all my
symptoms rapidly disappeared ] am like dif-
ferent man entirely and am very grateful TO
these gentlemen"
Mr. Daugherty lives in Bridgeport, Ohio. as
stated where this statement can be- readily ver-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-21
LABOR NOTES

Ih. YOUNGSTOWN Stamping 90. have
orders enough ahead for .leir glass oil
tn, '' Keep their plant running to it's
t.. capacity Tor year.
N.w South Wales dock hands won
demand .or three-quartcrs of an
hong per day for smoking. tho company
rar .0r tle smoke time"
Nu. d. smith and VIM. =. Dillon
President aud Secretary oft the A. +. o.
H. U.. have been very busy during che
past week attending to business anC
approving and submitting data ou film
glass, schedules to Congressional com
nittce>
The building, of the Hercules Iron
N.-,sat Aurora. lud- are finished.
I.. mpauy viii soon have the ma
..n.-s u place. Tho buildings are
.-. .f brick and stone and com
lue shop, foundry and Office.
It'd. -..-t> OF these works are steam
engines. .. machines. etc.
N.-. .0d action has been taken in
regard u rebuilding the burnt nail
.orF .f thc jefferson Iron works
-.r machines in thc burnt factory
taken ono of the pit, and those
r.la.r.ue viii Dee restored TO their
A force is 40 work repairing
nail factory to mn pressing
Ensign Car Works no Hunting
friday booked two orders
500 cars-ouc from the
Akron and Columbus Rail
ears, and the other from
l.a1e and Ohio for 100 cars.
-l Works have been very
- more than year, and i'm that
I. made two additions % their
--e rail joint patented by MeSsrS]
bryant zimmerman, Becker, and Pea
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-21
"wORK. You SLAVES"
Unique Vacation Enjoyed by New York
Brokers' Clerk.
Nlln III


A clerk in a brokers Office down town
is enjoying a unique vacation. 1t is the
first one he has had for about twelve
years. He says he is having enough
just now to last him twelve years more.
Before his vacation began his friends in
the Office asked him where he was going.
He declined to answer, When he was
free he didn't hurry away to Saratoga or
to Long Branch or 10 the mountains. He
staid at his home in New Jersey one day.
The next morning he came into
the city and went to his Office He sat
down in an easy chair, pushed his hat
back on his head, and placed his feet on
desk. There he sat for several hours.
He refused to explain his conduct until
just before he left. Then he said to
the clerk:
Il suppose you think I'm an idiot?
I'm not. For - long years I've been
looking forward to this. | like to sit
here and watch you beggars work.
I'm gloating over you. 1t does me more
good than Il trip on steam yacht"
Every day since then, Sundays eX-
cepted, he has done the same thing.
Sometimes he slumbers. He says he
dreams he is at work.
The JOY. he declares. of waking up
and finding that he isn't is unequalled
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-21
The Coming Battle.

LONDON. September 20. - Betting
rules TO on Slavin, but the Austral-
ianS' money may change the betting
market. 1t is expected Slayin will be
the fayorite when he enters the ring, as
the Australians here place great conf
dence in their champions ability TO beat
the American.
Slavin will enter the ring weighing l3
stone 3 pounds McAuliffe will weigh
IA stone pounds. Sporting men are in
quandary over the date of the fight.
All the tickets, which were limited,
have been issued and the holders have
been notified to be in readiness at l2
hours notice to attend the fight, which
it is expected 10 take place on the 22d.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-21
A BRIDGEPORT EPISODE.
AN INTERESTING CASE FROM TIE COAL MINES.
THE FULL STATEMENT g.
OF the Man Most Interested-Hs Tells His Story
Quietly But FOrcbly-Rssuls
Of La Grippe.

''Near the first of last February had
severe attack of la grippe, for which doc
tored and was pronounced cured. l felt
well too. Was apparently entirely relieved.
Shortly after this, however, l caught cold,
and before l was entirely rid of it another
and another, until l soon found myself in
even worse condition than at first The
speaker was Mr. Martin Daugherty, coal
miner, who resides in Bridgeport, Ohio.
Continuing he said:
"My head and nose wero stopped up
sometimes so l could hardly breathe at all.
Ny nostrils would clog first on one side
then the other ! had severe headaches,
not sharp pain at first but dull heavy
ache over the eyes and through the fore
head. There were buzzing and roaring
noises in my ears. could feel the mucus
dropping back into my throat, which kept
me constantly hawking and raising TO
clear it.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-21

Roberts,, the English champion. Man
ming has already issued a challenge to
Roberts to play a match game for 5000
a side, half Of the games to be accord
ing to American rules and the other
half English ruling.
Joe Acton says he will wrestle Lewis
for the professional catch-as-catch-can
championship at 17215 pounds, best two
in three falls, for $500 or $1,000 side,
under the rules of either the Olympic
or California Athletic Clubs, which bar
the strangle lock. Actions wrestling
weight is only 154 pounds. Lewis want
ed him to wrestle at ia pounds.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-21
FROM THE RUNNERS CAMP.

Charley Haas, of McKee's Rocks, will
not run for a money prize. This is his
reply to Stevenson, of Munhall.
Ed. Nikirk has young fellow whom
he will take three yards in 125 from any
man in the county bar George Smith.
The boy is a cigar maker.
Willie Day denies the printed report
that he has decided the TO retire from
athletics. and says he will face the
starter in the fye-milc race AT the Wash
ington games. He is growing fonder of
long-diStance running, and he thinks he
will confinc himself to croSS-country
runs next season.
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wonldn,t Tackle Myer.

New ORLEANS, La, September 90
Billy Myer, of Streator, ILL.,, left for
home last evening, having failed in his
efforts to get fight of either Bowen OF
Carroll. He, however, left forfeit of
$3.50 for a fight with Jack McCauiffee
before one Of the New Orleans clubs for
a purse of 50, a side and the light
weight championship, the fight 10 take
place about the 10th of February.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-09-21
CABLE NOTES.

1t will take $4,000 to patch up the burn
ed Alhambra Palace at Madrid. Some of
the damage is irreparable.
A family Of eight persons, consisting OF
father, mother and six children, has been
killed at Pressburg, Hungary, by ignorant
" eating the fruit of the night shade plant.
The Halle Congress has decided TO send
a petition TO the Reichstag, asking it to re-
dress the miners grievances.