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c,u,omara Will sub.idi,e steamers.

CITY OF MEXICO, July 2j-Dispatches
from Guatemala say that Pacific mail
steamers will receive subsidy from the
Gautemalian government which gives 10
the Gautemalian authorities certain rights
while vessels are in Gautemalian waters.
Among these is the right TO search FOR con
traband goods, among which count arm
for nations at war with Gauicma
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Colorado Census Figures.

DENVER. Col, Jnly 24.-The two census
suneryisors for Colorado have so far com
nIeted their work as to be able to announce
hat the population Of the State will be
,.crv close to 10000 The three largest
cities in the state outside of Denver are A:
pueblo 27.455, Leadville lS,%i5, Colorado
Snrinrs II. 200
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SUGAR TRUST MOVE.
4 Committee Appointed to Form New
Organization.

New YotS. July 25.-The trustees Of the
SUGAR Trust to-day issued "a circular 20 GER
tifcate holders announcing tnat TheO.
Havcmcyer. T. O. MatthIesSen, J. b. Thorn
as. j. T. Searles. Jr, and J. \. SturSberg,
together with such bankers as they may Sc
.ect, had been appointed a committee 10
form "a new organization for The purpose OF
protecting the certificate holders and had
selected the Central Trust Company as the
depository FOR certificates pending the or
-a1lation No details of the plan under
which it is proposed 70 reorganizc the Trust
arc given in the circular.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
The Natural Gas Company.

Special Tsleqrd,n 10 me Re0is'er.
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, July 25.-The or,
dinance granting franchise to the Natural
Gas Company, incorporated in this city, VIII
be before the Council at its next meeting.
The company has raised all the necessary
funds and as soon as the franchise is
Granted will begin laying pipe line TO the
biz gas well on Burning Springs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
p,,,u for - wounded Heart.

louisville. Ky, July 25-At Maysyille
today Lena Hamilton. daughter OF II. \.
Hamilton. a coal merchant got verdict OF
= 500 for breach of promise OF marriage
against James j. Shackelford, wealthy
bachelor Miss Hamilton Is a years old
and Shackelford s.. She sued for $1,000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
ANOTHER GOOD WELL.
BrockunIer No. 8 Proves n Gusher-west
Virginia News.

Special Telegram 10 me he0tSte'.
BELMONT, w. VA, July 95.-Brocku-
nier No. 4, on the Island, came in this
morning and is considered good for go
barrels a day. The Boss & Storey well,
on Shingleton, also reached the sand,
and is good paying well, but its ca
pacity is not known The Oil Company
will begin at once the erection of Il
new 10000 barrel tank at Eureka,
near the present tanks there. Work
will be pushed as rapidly as possible.
The gentlemen having in charge ma
tcrials for shooting wells have found
great difficulty in securing magazine
to store thsir explosive. At present a
large amount of the material is stored
In wagon here. Some person ought to
furnish a site for a magazine, as the
parties are willing to pay fair price.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
Men OF the Public schools on strike.

New YORK. July 2a.-The strike Of the
Workmen on the public schools is extend
ing, and 10 now includes twentv-four of the
grammar schools Only few non-union
men are AT work on these. The trouble
may seriously interfere with the opening
Of the schools In the fall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
Base Bal Notes

Batteries. Young and Yak for Canton
Baker and Hamilton for McKeesport
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
BASE BALL.
National Iengne.

At Pittsburg-Allegheny 8, Boston :;
earned runs, and 3; hits, 3 and :; errors.
Allegheny ,. Pitchers, Baker and Getzein.
Umpire, Powers.
At Cincinnati-Cincinnati 10, New York
6; earned and .; hits. 10 and :: errors, 1
and . Pitchers, Foreman, Viau and Welch.
At Cleveland-C Cleveland ), Philadelphia
5; hits, and Q; errors, Cleveland 3; earned
runs, and 1. Pitchers, Beatin and Glea-
son.
At Chicago-Chicago ,; Brooklyn 3;
earned runs, . each; hits, d and {. errors,
each. Pitchers, Hutchinson and Lovett.
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Took 600 Ballots and FaIled.

GREENvILLE, o., July 25.-The Demo
cratic convention Of the Fourth district,
falling after six hundred ballots, to nomi-
nate a candidate for Congress. took re-
cess until September 3, aud changed the
place Of meeting 70 Piqua.
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ANOTHER ACCOUNT.
The san Salvadorians Driven Out bN
fuatemala.

IH' N'H NIF""oI ''IS DI'''" wv ~
Guatemala.
Ell PA>o, TENAs, July 25.-Thc troops
OF Salvador invaded Guatemala and
planted their flag upon Guatemalcan
soil. Guatemala was inSultcd and de-
clarcd war. The Guatemalean troops
fought with great courage at Cootcpqua
and Chingo. The loss was great on
both sides. Yesterday the troops OF
Salvador were driven out Of Guatemala.
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ursellHas Opposition.

CoLuNBrs, O., July 25.-A number o.. OIL
strong men have come out against speaker
Hvsell in the race for the Democratic 80 ION p,
e-,,ssional nomination in the new Inir-
feenth District, and it IS now apparent th5'
he will not have walk over, as expected
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REPUDIATE M'KINLEY.3
Minnesota Republicans Pronounce for the
Blaine scheme.

So PArr. July e5.-The nature OF
thc State Republican Convention which
assembled here, yesterday, was the re-
fusal to iudorse the Mckinley tariff bill
iu the platform. Instead the rcSolu-
tious declare for an enlarged free list
and pronounce cmphatically for the
Blaine reciprocity scheme, especially
with the South American countries.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
rhc cIoal.maker. Re.ume work.

NEW YORK. July 95-Al the cloakmaS-
ers who have been on "a strike since June
rs. resumed work this morning In all the
manufactures and shops. The manuIac-
turers saw now they win be able TO meet
all orders.
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nenh in Ind. Mnndredth Year.

SoUrH BEND, INp., July 2J.-Brother
Vincent. one of the builders Of the Uni
vcrsitv Of Notre Dame, died "Wednesday
night al the age Of almost 100 year. Al
though other senses were intact, he had
been blind for some time.
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cnlonel Nrn. NIar Rnn for Goyernor.

MAuI>oN. WI>.. july "a close friend
of Colonel ". r. Villas. Cleveland's Post
master General and Secretary Of the Inter
Tor. is authority for the statement that tue
Colonel will probably enter the field 10 Sc
cure the nomination for Governor on the
nemncratic ticket this fall
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Americans uonored Inv France

PARIS, July 25.-Messrs. Riggs and Reit-
linger. Americans, have been created
Knights Of the Legion OF Honor for their
services to French trade, but more es-
pecially for the work they did in connec-
ton with the French Exposition OF last
year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26
The Rnces AZ Homemood.

PrTsBuRG, PA. July 25.-Over five
thousand people attended the races al
Homewood Driving Park to-day. The
weather was fine, but the track was lumpy
and slow. Harry Wilkes, was down 10
beat his record Tor special purse of 81
800, but on account Of the heavy track the
event was postponed until tomorrow
The unfinished 2;21 race was won by
Keokec; best time, 2:24i4.
First race, 2:93 trotting class, purse
81 coo; Scmicolon !, Abbie Y ,, kinsman
3; best time, , %
Second race, 2:l7 pacing class, purse
81 900: Scioto Girl |, Elmonaries ., Sallie
G 3; best time, 2:2l.
Third race, 2:33 trotting class, purse
81 900; Dandy !, St Hector >, Peter Wit
son 3: best time, , :29i
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AGAINST THE FORCE BILL.
Chattanooga Republicans Believe 1t Tn
necessary.

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, July "a
conccnsuS Of opinion taken by the
Times OF leading Republicans and Dem
ocrats OF Chattanooga, shows the former
are almost without exception opposed
10 the force bill aud think it is unneces-
sary and will do more harm than good;
and the latter without exception ridi-
cule the idea OF boycott and have no
sympathy with any such movement.
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Wisconsin Lumber Mems strike Settled.

WISCONSIN AuiAhtt 'tAsNN
MINIATURES. Wis. July 2S.-Advices
of lumber mill hands is at an end. Two
thousand men al Ashland and WashburRe
returned 20 work yesterday At the owner $
terms-teu hours work for ten hours pay
and the mills are all running as usual To-
iav
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26

SYu,cr-E. y. Y, July 25...The body o,
Edward Ludwig. j. years old, was fonnd
clinging to the bank Of the Oswego canal
in This city this morning. \ bullet hole
through the heart was also discovered
How he came by his death IS 4 mystery.
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Nenng.town IsadI, I.eaien.

AkgoN, O.. July 25-To-dsy's Tu-Siate
game was a terrific slugging contest for
four innings. in which Youngstown was
pounded out Of sight Score
Akron % OOl l-B " >
Isuur.tonuU 10 . ID o. % % =
Battcries-Akron. O'Brien and Swecny
Youngstown. Scheiblc and Cody Earned
runs Akron. :, Youngstown. L. Home
runs HObrccht, O'R0urke and Hazcn.
Struck out-By Scheiblc, 3. O'Brien. 4
Passed balls Sweony, /; Cody, ? Wild
pitch Scheible Time "a Umplres
Hill and Whinnery
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A woman's beauty is never lost
50 long as her sweet smile remains
SO long as gleam her teeth like frost
And her soft lip the ruby stains
And SOZODONT, with magic power
Bestows on her this priceless dover.
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Arabs Killed in Battle.
Pilesi Piles Piles !

MADRID, July 26-Thirty Arabs were
killed in the recent fighting at Melilla, Mo
rOccn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-26

Drr1>,. July The Olympic
matched Jimmy Carroll aud Andy
.I t-at september n. for a 5000
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Small Scores at Canton.

CANTON. July 25.-Thc home team won q
nice victory from McKeesport today. The
visitors were unable 10 do anything with
Young. Score:
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Wheeling swipe. the Wind boys.

The Wheeling warriors wiped up the
earth with the Mansfield big heads yester-
day, pounding Bishop all over the field.
and causing the pun bags Of Mansfield TO
lose their grip and play bum ball The re
suit Of the game was rs follows:
u. n. y.
Wheeling. .........................l2 ~
Mansfield ..................
Batteries, Fitzgerald and Lytle for
Wheeling; Bishop and Ftzsimmons for
Mansfield
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rEKsONAL NOTES.

Prof. p. Il. Reynolds, who was to have
spoken on the subject of Prohibition
and the State, could not be present on
account of sickness.
Mrs. y. T.. and Elsie Whitaker are
stopping at the Mt. Lake Park Hotel.
DR.. Cushing and family are at Ate
mont Villa.
No time nor money is being spared to
make the Assembly, which begins next
Tuesday. the most attractive and profit
able that has ever been held here.
Madame Kaspar, a distinguished
soprano, of Washington, will sing dur
ing the Assembly, and MeSterzat'S or
chcstra will play during the entire ses-
sion
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AT MT. LAKE.
Gov. st. John Scores The Administration
Interesting Work.
..I IT. Ia fBe

Special telegram 10 the Register.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, MD, July
25.-LaSt night ex-Gov. John st. John
reviewed the present administration.
He said: The present administration is
the worst rum ruled administration that
this country has ever had; and as evil
dence of this fact ! refer to the Repub-
lican States of New Hampshire, MasSa-
chusetts, Rhode Island, Connecticut
and Pennsylvania in a contest between
the home and the saloon, crown
ing the saloon with tremen-
dous maiorities. Also to the
fact that one thousand saloon
keepers Joined Harrison's inaugural
procession. That his inaugural ad-
dress was delivered between two saloons
In the Capitol building. Instead OF GO
ing 10 prayers. ~ Washington had
done, he goes TO ball and feastS,
whore hc has four more wine glasses
thaA BelshazLar. Belshazzar drank To
wooden. stone. brazen aud golden gods.
without life. Harrison drinks 10 gods OF
boodlc. pig iron, wool, gold silver,
trusts and monOpOlieS, who are his cOun-
Sellur and his guides. but he never once
bows To the living God. Although he
poses before the world rs Christian
man. lac appoints notorious liquor men
aud men whose only recommendation to
Office is their lack Of character. The
whole party policy, from President
down. l. dominated by rum. He said
the Vice President ran dive called q
boufe where 20 cents was charged.
while other places were called bars and
only 10 cents was charged.
In days gone by men were occasionally
compelled 10 throw up their hands In
the highways while Jack Turpin and
men like him robbed them. Now they
are robbed more eifcctually from the
cradle to the grave in all they eat, use
and wear by laws sanctioned by this ad-
ministration.
More than hundred million dollars
are annually taken from the men whose
business it i to fill drunkard's graves
and given as pensions. He roasted the
whole administration alive over a slow
fire.
Some Republicans were actually so
enragcd that they left the auditorium,
and cursed ST. John.
This morning Mrs. Pugh spoke OF the
evil effects of tobacco. after which the
following officers were elected for the
ensuing year: President. Mrs. Caroline
Buell.; Secretary, Mrs. Jennie McClur-
kin: Treasurer, |. c. Cecil; Nicc-Presi-
dcnts-Of West Virginia, Mrs. Belle
HarmiSton: Of Maryland, Mrs. Sarah
w. Tudor: of Pennsylvania, Miss Mat
tie L. Mcconnell: of Virginia, Mrs. a.
p. FunkhauScr: OF Ohio, DIR. Walker:
of the District of Columbia, L. ID. Lafe-
true; of New Jersey, Mrs. Cramor.
Mrs. Helen NJ. Cougar, OF Indiana,
spoke on municipal government this al
ternoon, showing that all governments
have fallen through the corruption Of
the municipal government. The rem
edy suggested was woman'S suffrage in
municipal affairs. She then urged that
the respective legislatures be pctitioned
to grant such right. showing how it
worked in Kansas.
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HORSES.
New Hypodermic Injection tn Rouse
Their Courage.

THE New Hypodermic Injection tn Rouse
Their Courage.
From the sporting World.
One of the sensational features oil the
winter tracks during the season just closed
was the administering to horses who
s'suik' In races of q hypodermic injection
Of q sedative claimed to Mt once quiet
their sulks and arouse, for the time being
at least, their courage. For q long time
before Il was fairly known that the same
wa n chimera or n reality, II used To he
whispered about before n nee that So
and Sos horse 'had the injection" =.
Inquiry revealed that 'the injection"
was not a chimera. but a reality. q young
Missourian, p. b. Ring by name, formerly
well known on the western trotting cir
cult as the trainer and driver OF Magoo-
zier. was finally located as the originator
of "the injection"
Since Mr.. Ring left the trotting turf TO
become identified with b "bangtails"
and always favorably known as inter
ested in several race horses In this vicin-
ity, Free Lance being the last TO carry his
colors.
Latterly. hut particularly at the COM
mencenicnt of he's season just closed. MIR.
Ring became convinced that u hypodcr-
mic injection, at once harmless, sedative
and stimulating, would he Of benefit to
horses who are found To sulk In races, or.
i'm other words, to 'soft-hearted' racers.
The idea no sooner originated than II
was at ono put into application. What
the fluid used is composed OF Is MIR. Rings
secret. His charges have becn nominal for
the same. and he rightly enough has from
the first made the stipulation OF "No sue.
cess, no cost to the owner OF the horse"
Whatever IL is, IL has shown itself To have
no bad or deleterious effects, for h rea-
son that horses that have experienced the
treatment have not only been dependent
on IL. but have won races after ITS discoii'
tinuance.
One of the first Ia he treated was the
mare Conncmara last August ut West
chester. The mare had been a notorious
'~'sulker," aud before the m~ile-and-flve-
furlong dash, won by H~indoocraft, Mr..
Ring tried his hand, or rather hypodermic
needle, on her. The mare on that day led
the party for nearly a mile and a half al
such "a pace that the merits of the treat.
ment were manifest, though she did NOT
win.
Later in the season Mr.. Ring began
operations at Clifton and Guttenb,Irg,
Adonis and Specially at Clifton were
among the first he treated, n both ran
good races at long shots under the infiu.
ence of the injection. The latter named
mare won twice on successive race days
and later Lancaster three times in success
sion. Bonanza, Adonis, Specially, Bar
rintcr, Gendarme. Lottery, Top Sawyer
Cupid, Ravcller and others won under its
at once sedative u stimulating effects
II has bee claimed by some that an,
| hypdermic injection must necessarily bt
injurious i'm its after effects, as well as
leaving the animal dependent on IL at al
times. Nothing car be more true, but as
yet il has not shown i'll effect in this in
stance. Thu cases of the racers Specialt.
! aud TA, au.x-. ula huxa r.s.s.ivss1 This
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-20
THE MODERN NAVAL BATTLE
How War ship. VIII Come at Zach Other
In Coming Engngcments.

Lieut.. B. A.. Fiskc In the Forum: Each
vessel will clear for action as soon AS the
other is disccrned-perhaps five miles
away. Each will probably slow down at
first in order to gain time for preparation
and especially for getting the steam pres
sure up To the highest point. Forced draft
will at once be started and the subdued
roar ~ the air driven through the fur
naces To accelerate combustion, and the
whir of Tho dynamos will be added to the
clang of the gun brcech blocks as they
are swung open to admit The ~projectilc
to the brecch, the hum of the IN
munition hois,s raising powder and shell
TO the decks, and the quiet, firm orders of
authority. On deck the Calling guns and
revolving cannon aud the rapid-iirc guns
In the tops are got noiselessly into readi-
ness, the captain takes his place in the
armored conning tower with the chief
quartermaster and his aid. the executive
officer assume charge Of he battery ami
remains near at hand To- take the cap
ain place in case Of his death or dis
ability. the ran~ge-finders are got into posi-
ton, and the officer in charge begins to
report from time To time the distance of
the enemy, now drawing closer.
Probably not "a shot will he fired until
this distance is reduced To 2.UD yards, and
probably both ships will be pointed
toward each other until that time. But
now what will the contestants do? Ii has
been held that both will advance steadily
toward each other each commander hop
ing that some false move on the part of
his adversary will enable him to rush for
ward, discharge his bow torpedo AT 800
yards, n perhaps follow IL up with his
ram and end the fight at oncc-until they
have approached 50 close. say 500 yards,
that neither uarsas To sw,.rye. lest he HIM
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-20
The Work Of Charity.

BALTIMORE, May i9.-At the national
conference of charities and corrections
the principal paper of the day was the re-
port of the committees ON state boards of
charity that there had not been any
noteworthy change during the year. An
unbroken chain of state boards Of public
charities is now stretched from Massa.
chusetts To Kansas. A resolution was
passed inviting all states that have nc
boards OF charity TO appoint them at once
and TALL into line with the general work
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-20
A Pastor Found Chilly.

JOLIET. ILL.,, May is.-The Baptist min
isterial council. composed Of delegates
from 60 churches i'm Illinois. to-day
brought charges against the somewhat
noted Joliet pastor, Whitman, and with
out a dissenting voice. found him guilty.
He was sent for, but refused TO appear.
and locked the church.
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Bishop TAYLOR OF the Mnthodir, Enisco.

Bishop Taylor Of the Methodist Episco-
pal church, who has just returned TO this
ountr from Africa, makes M earnest
appeal Tor missions In the Dark Cont
e lie asserts thai, the day is not far
distant " the Christian church rise To its
present opportunity, when the success of
saving the uneonvert"d millions of Africa
shall he secured beyond "A prcadvcuture.
The Anaconda standard. [volume] (Anaconda, Mont.) 1889-1970, 1890-05-20
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NEW YORK, May ia.-The fossett com
mittee resumed the investigation to-day.
Mayor Grants private secretary, Holm,
John II. Latin and other witnesses bluntly
opposed McCann's statements and con-
frIned Grants.
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Dead.

PARIS, May is.-General Hautpol is
dead.