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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11
PROBABLE SUICIDE
Is What the Coroner Thinks was Com
mitted


The remains OF the decapitated man,
found on the "Pewiky" track below the
Water Works. at an early hour yester-
day morning, are still unidentified. Cor
.oner Schultz examined the body at
Friends undertaking establishment yes
terday morning and found it to be that
of man perhaps thirty-tye years old.
He was neatly dressed, his trousers be-
ing of Il striped material, the coat OF a
small barred goods and the vest Of a
plaid. About five feet six inches IS the
height of the body, the hair is black,
the eyes brown, the complexion dark
and the nose straight.
The left shoulder was crushed, the
left hand cut off, half of the chin am
putated. and the head severed complct-
ely from the trunk. There were no
other injuries about the body, and the
Coroner gave a verdict OF death by rail
road accident, probably suicide.
The man was a neat looking person
age and was evidently a fakir as he
had valiSc containing lot OF
soap for cleansing clothes, towel,
soap, looking-glasS and other things;
also a copy OF the Pittsburgh Sunday
Press OF September 9TH. There was
nothing about him, however, TO give
any clue TO his name or where he be-
longcd The remains were neatly pre-
pared by the undertakcrs. placed in a
lined coffin, and sent on to the city
graveyard for interment.
Mr.. J. c. Marple, who lives on the
Island, just across the river from the
place the body was found, said that
about II o'clock be heard some one cry
ing:
"Oh, God, l am murdered; help.
Murder I'm murdered Murder.
Help
He says the cries lasted about one
minute, when all became quiet and
there were no trains moving at that
time. lie judged the cries to come
from the neighborhood Of Ninth and
Main streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11
NEWS IN 4 LINE.

Live fish fell during a shower Of rain at
Cairo, H.
Attorney General Langley, of Nova
Scotia. claims to have inspired Senator
Sherman's proposition for reciprocity with
Canada. on the basis Of free coal.
The Massachusetts Prohibitionists have
nominated DR.. Blackmer for governor
The Northwestern Pennsylvania Asso-
citation Of the G.. 4. K. held its reunion al
Titusville, Pa About $500 old soldiers
were in attendance.
Fire in the dry goods house of NJ. Strans-
lev. of New York, caused loss Of $4,000.
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MILLIONS IN BONDS.
$50, 200, 900 Worth offered at the Treas.
ury Yesterday.

New YORK. September 1O.-The offer
of Secretary Windon TO pay one years
interest ON the 4 per cent. bonds went
into effect to-day and brought flood of
bonds 10 the Sub-TrcaSury as soon as
the doors were opened. I'm the first
hour over Ss. 100, 600 in bonds were pre-
scutcd and $1,000 900 were bought i'm
before the close of business. The rush
was too great for the force Of clerks to
meet and after paying of the interest
ON the bonds presented they were COM
PEELED to change the method, and after
that receipt was given for the bonds
and the interest paid later in the day.
The Sub-TreaSury officials have been
notified thata block fSl7,0O0, 600 bonds
will bee presented ON Friday and other
notices swelling the total i'm sight to
$50. 600, 600, have already been received.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11

CWCAco, September l0.-Thc Fire
Underwriters Association Of the North
west is holding its 2lSt annual session
Foo this city to-day Nearly every fire
Insurance company boo the United States
has 3D. representative present. The pro
ceej.ue- wore opened by President F..
a. >moul~. of Chicago. who delivered
his auuul. address, The convention
will bc lu session two days.
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Robbedand Thrown from the Train.

CLEVELAND, o., September l0.-Wm.
Stewart, Of Canton. o., and a man
named Reeves. Of Upper Sandusky,
were stealing a ride in Fort Wayne
railroad freight car last night. When
the train reached Loudonylle four
tramps entered the car, robbed Stewart
and Reeves and threw them from the
train, which was running twenty miles
an honr. Stewart was terribly injured.
Reeves has not been found, and it is be-
lieycd he was killed The tramps cs-
canned
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11
THE CITY CONTINGENT FUND
Gets "A Lift and Fifteenth and EoT street
People Get Left.

People Get Lett.
4 meeting of the Finance Committee
Of Council was held last evening to take
action on the matter OF making an APP
propriation 10 build a sewer from Six
tcenth and Main streets to the creek.
A communication was received from the
Board Of Public Works, stating that
they could not obtain the brick neccS-
sary to pave Fifteenth street and EoH
street from Eleventh TO Twelfth this
wear. and on this information the Com
mittce amended the appropriation
ordinance so as TO do away
with those improvements this
season. and turning the money,
81. 600 for the Fifteenth street improve
ment. and 81 400 for the Eoff street i'm
provement into the city's contingent
fund. Clerk Thoncr also reported that
he had discovered a surplus Of $500 in
the revenues of the city, mainly IN il
censes. over and above what had been
estimated the revenues would amount
TO- which was also placed to the credit
of the contingent fund, making $500
i'm all. This fattcned up the fund nice
ly. rs there was only about 81 cents to
its credit before.
The committee recommended that So
100 of thc,fund, the amount necessary to
build p suitable sewer at the point
named. be appropriated for that pur-
nose. and meeting of Council has been
called for this evening 90 take action ON
the recommendation
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11
Lnidley Gains Another Suit.

HrNrINGroN. W. VA, September TO-
The ejectment suit of John B. Laidley
against the Central Land Company was
ended in the Circuit Court of Cabell coun-
ty, Friday night, and the decision was in
favor of Laidlcy. That gentleman had
fought this matter through the various
courts and had gained clear title to the
land. but this case was to gain possession
Of it in action of eiectment. The jury was
but ten minutes in finding a verdict, which
gives John B. Laidley possession of the
land. II is not thought that the land com
pany will ask for an appeal.
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r,.o pnlnit and the stage.

Rev. l.. VI. Shrout Pastor United
Brethren Church, Blue Mound. Kan says;
II feel IL my duty 10 tell what wonders
DIR. Kings New Discovery mas done lo5
me. Ny lungs were badly diseaseu' i.-' anu anu
my parishioners thought eou4I li'c - orils ny
- NsU Discovery and am sound and
trei Gaining 26 lbs in weight.
Arthur Love. Manager Loves tunny
t-oil-s Combination. writes: After
thorough trial and convincing evidence j
an confident DR.. Kings New Discovery
for Consumption beats EN- all, and cures
when everything else fails. The greatest
l,irdness / can domy many thousand friends
IS 10 urge them to try it, Free trial pot
Ties at Logan Drug Coz Drug Store. reg
Mar sizes soc. and sl.OO
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IN WEST VIRGINIA.
NEWS OF INTEREST FROM ALL SECTIONS OF
THE STATE.
Dr. Barbss Declines 70 be Beaten for the Senate.
Tenth District Republicans-Parkersburg
News-United Brethren Conference.
Serious Accidents.
Yoeoial Tsieg,am 10 the Reaster.

Special telegram to the Req1ster.
pr. PLEASANT, w. VAu September
lO.-Dr. A. Il. Barbee, whorcceiyed the
nomination for State Senator at the con-
vention held at Ravenswood on the I'd
inst, will withdraw his name from the
ticket and recommend that the EXecu-
tive Committee call another convention.
He has not sent his withdrawal to the
committee as yet, but the Gazette, pub
lished here, tomorrow will contain a
letter from him containing his with
drawal. He is President Of the L. 5.
Pension Examining Board at this place
and gives this as his main reason for
Withdrawing. Bring in another
horse"
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,,,o,,,c,p Democratic Convention.

GRAND RAPIDS, Mich. September 10.
The Democratic Convention was called
IA order this morning at II o'clock, by
Hon. II. NJ. Ford. temporary Chairman.
At the afternoon session T. H. mans
OF Hamburg. was nominated Tor "o'er-
NOR. John Strong Of Monroe, was
nominated for Lieutenant Governor and
Frederick Brastradc, State Treasurer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11
UNIVERSITY OPENS.

FIattcring Prospects for the Year-Col.
johnson Assumes His Duties.
SpeeiGi telegram 10 ne Regis'er
MoEGANrowN, w. Va. September 10.
Tho University opened this morning
with larger number of students i'm at
tendance than have ever before been
present at the beginning of the fall
term. The law department is cs-
pccially llouriShng. Co-cducation has
not yet become notable feature Of the
school, although it numbers among its
students a few young women. All of
the recently elected assistants are on
hand prepared for duty. Col. d. d..
Johnso has removed his family here,
and is filling the Office OF Agricultural
list Of the West virginia Agricultural
Experiment Station.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11

AlXIA CuNEuC. September For the
past week SIR Robert Garrett, of Balu.
more. has been under medical treatment
here and Is sdu very iu He had purpOsed
going to Hamburg. where hc had engaged
rooms some ten days ago, but was taken so
ill ho could not leave. Mrs. Garrett and
Mrs Garrcrt's father and brother have
been with him. DR. jacob has been iu cOu-
staut attendance upon him and expects TO
....rr E.... tH.a...r.rn
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ARRaIGNED IN COURT.
The Alleged Train wreckers Plead Not
Guilty.

Troy. y. y. September 1O.-Thc
first examination of the men arrested at
Albany for attempting to wreck the
Montreal Express took place here be-
fore County Judge Griffith, of Troy,
this morning at ten o'clock. There
were present John Cordial and John
Herman. the two prisoners, their coun-
sci and counsel for the Central and Mas
tcr Workman +. j. Lee Secretary Port
lcv and Treasurer Price, of ID. a. PIG,
and the Prosecuting Attorney. The
prisoners were not iu the least discon-
certcl and looked none the worse for
wear. The examination was begun at
once and tine prisoners plead not guilty.
Thcmcn were taken back 10 Jail, mo- appli-
cation for bail having been made. The
anidavits and warrants We're shown 10
an Associated Press reporter and show
that the men still at large are Thomas
Cain and Arthur Bent, and that John
Reed is accused Reed was not ar
raigucd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11

Your distressing cough can De culI
We know 10 because Kcmp's Balsam wln
in the past few years has cured So NAM,
coughs and colds in this community. I.
remarkable sale has been won entirely Lr
IT'S genuine merit Ask some friend wIo
has used 10 what he thinks of Kcmn..
Balsam There is 40 medicine So pure. mono
so effective. Large bottles SOC and si at
all druggists.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11
Ah,ice TO Mothers.

Mis- WINsLOw's SooTHlNG SYRUP mas
been used By mothers for children teething
Tor over dffv years with perfect success.
n relieves the little sufferer at once, pro
duces natural. quiet sleep by freeing the
child from pain. and the little cherub
aTaxcs as .'bright as q button II is very
pleasant 10 taste. soothes the child, softens
The gums. allays pain, relieves wind, regu-
lates the bowels, and is the best known
remedy for diarrhGa, whether arising
from tecthing or 'ther causes. Twenty-Five
cents
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RINEK KIrrLEs.
Sew. About the Boat, and Boatmeu on
the Ohio.

the Ohio.
The towDoat Joe B Williams s no. fs..
property 0f G.. Jutfc and MunlaU Brother.
who bought her Tuesday m0uiueaf f..
auction sale at Pithburg f0r sG. 3l0
The river marks ou thc hnlm, a.t
evening indicated % feet 9 .ucho. nf
rising Report from above sass u.
indications are very good for rr
stage OF water iu tle uc1f da. D-
two. This rise viii come from OBI.
Allegheny Tuesday upper river fo..
grams showed heavy rains at SOD point. ua
the upper Allegheny river and fs rrI.
tar.es. whore big rises were ALSO reported
II is expected there will Boz enough H.f.r
t0 at least iet out the loaded barres. bun
whether there will .Dc "a c0al-b0at stage f.
uncertain. The marks from above. Fester.
day were Pittsburg feet inches anI
falling. M0rgantOwn. D feet inches arI
stationary, weather cloudy. Br0wnsg.IIn IIn.
Pa. o feet @ inches aud falling weather
cloudy. R.ce's Landing. feet 8 iuchc. and
falling, weather cloudy. Lock $50. 8. , f..f
and falling weather cloudy: Groersbara
Pa. feet g inches and falling. voafhrr
cloudy; Parker, Pa, feet q inches AMI
rising raining, OIL City Pa. I foot
inches, rainy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11
pitt.burr PLAYERS Flourishing.

PrrsBrRc. PA, September lO.-At
meeting of the stockholders of the Pitts
blrr PLAYERS League Club to-day the
capital stock was Increased from S-O'uOu TO
Sl6.OOO 90 meet expenses, and place the
.f,b i'm GOOD financial condition The new
Sod, was taken by the old stockholders.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11

WEST VIRGINIA STATE FAIR AND EXPOSITION
RACEs-Fall Meeting lsgO-Srcoud Day-I Free
for all Trot-Pur-e $50, $50 to the FIRST horse.
SIPS 90 second, 80 to third. - to fourth
Kinsman. ch. r.. Lamb ~ Shaw. Mckee,
Rocks, Pa. ....................... . .
Viola Clay, b. no.. j. .. McConuer. Salem.
Ohio ........... ........ ....... ......l
Harry G. Midnight. b. o.. e. W. McC.rary.
Wcllsburg. ". .Na.................. @ g
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X. of L. es cents Aase.sment..

PlrrSBURG. PA. September 1O.-Con-
siderable interest has been awakened In
labor circles here by the announcement
that the Knights of Labor officials had
levied an assessment Of twenty-five cents
per head on all members OF that organ
ization for the benefit Of the New York
Central strikers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11
srnrm inmnrrlson County.

Special Telegram 10 The Register
CLARKsBUEG, w. VA, September To-.
Last night a terrible storm occurred
six miles north of this city. on Kitty
Lick Run. branch Of Mill Creek.
Houses were flooded with water, trees
blown down, hay stacks carried oil and
much damage done to property.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11

LONDON. September l0.-The famous
Highland poeteSS, Mary Mackellar, is
dead. 1t was she who translated the
Queens Life of the Prince Consort
into Gaelic. She was much beloved
both by the common people and the
royal family.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11

New YORK, September 10.-A Des
lloincs. Ia.. special says that, according
to Dubuque gentleman. WHO is
stamch personal and political friend OF
senator Allison. the latter is not can-
didate for the Republican nomination
for President iu ls92.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11

LEWISTON. Nh, September lO.-Re-
Turns from practically the whole state,
foot no: Burlcigh. 63,5G5; Thompson,
44.S44; Clark. 2,SfS; scattering, 99o'
Republican plurality, 1921. Inc re-
manning places voted in 1850; kepuoli-
cans OPS. Democrats Sl4, scattering lo6.
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IreIand's Potato Crop Gone.

LIMERICK, September 1O.-At a meet
ing of the Board of Poor Law Guar
dians here to-day, report was received
saying that the potato crop was totally
DESTROYED
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Pittsburc stove Strike Settled.

PIrrsBURG, Pa, September lO.-A prom
inent stove manufacturer here states that
the long strike Of the stove moldcrs was
settled at conference yesterday after
noon. and that all union stove molders Will
20 to work tomorrow. Concessions were
made on both sides
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REArroRrIoNMENr BILL.
Duuncu Fixes on iSo. 600 as the Cougres,
lonal Basis.

WASHINGTON, September l0.-Alr.
Duuucll. Chairman of the House Com
mittce on thc Eleventh Census. to-day
introduced am apportioument bin on the
basis of ONE representative for each
100000 of thc population. This would
provide for total representation OF
1-4. Under the apporti0umeut Ala
baml, California, Colorado. Michigan,
Missouri New Jersey. Oregon. Texas,
Washington and Wisconsin would each
gain One member; Arkansas, Illinois,
Kansas and Pennsylvania each two, and
Minnesota and Nebraska each three.
Ihc only State to lose Representative
would Oe Ohio. which would lose one.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11
Croker Comes Marching Home.

NEW NoEK. September lO.-The most
prominent passenger ON the City of New
York. which arrived this morning was
Richard Croker. the Tammany Chieitain.
He was met at the dock by number OF
Tammany leaders
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1ems Resnnnd LiberalIy.

LoNDoN. September l0.-Thc Jewish
firms i'm London have responded gener-
ously to the Lord Mayors appeal for
assistance for the sufferers by the great
fire i'm Salonica
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BURTsELL's CASE.
Archbishop Corrigan Says the Famous
Priest Must Go to Rondout.

NEW YORK, September 1o.-Arch-
bishop Corrlgan, who arrived to-day
was interviewed tonight with regard to
DR.. RurtSel The Archbishop SAID
the silencing of Dr. Burtsei
had never been contemplated.
When he was transferred from the
Church of the Epiphany to Rondout he
disagreed with me and appealed 10 1he
Holy See. The Pope has passed upon
il. lie can 90 to Ro ndout whenVer he,
chooses to fulfill the conditions imposed
upon him. not by me, but by the Holy
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TO-DAY's RACES.
The Entries for the -Four Big Con-
tests.

Tie Entries for the -Four Big Con.
tests
,rl.... .,., for. r.... ,, a.. ,,r.
-. s'...f.t.''r -. nh ,i.. IN
gfdlnIhc lot liilH dit'l Hvoi' di" li' u'N
will be- ruug 40 - o'clock sharp. Tn,
entries ar. as follows.
"'i "'
Running, 5i-NLE DAsH-;l95
ru, Fi.lr- Do u Geo Nshoy S.ufb Salem
oit"
Uillman D. Neuhnrt Wooj.f.ld ID
Fitl lee. D.. 81. T.. Holiday Fmca.tl.. 49,
Bob Fisher -. g.. ". u. sharpnrck. Carmt
cnarl. ~.
Sl"Iy l'ii'i' '' -'' j. L'''''|''l' N'" 'i''""'
9.D CLASS TEor 800
Peter r John e. Collins. WASHINGTON. pa
"a. ,r.I,'t'. t'.i, IN ~ a. tI.gi '-
,r,iIii, l'.IrN ' y Ni'"'' i ''N -' ' " ''' ''''
W. i.-. .-,tI-fl.. o. ef.,.,...,.
D '.s'- ,s 'F' 'ti- rru ,f.r.i,.,.
~. H. Ioloni" 'hi'I- ''N- t' '' d. N'N'''''
'I,.l-' s.,t--' p....-l o. o. ,,.n.r ~,
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AYOUNG MURDERER.
sisteen-rcar-old conres,c. ton Horri-

4 Sixtecn-Ycar-OId Confesses to a Horri-
BILE Crime on His Death Bed
IoLIrr. I'LL. September lO.-Tom Harris
n thrcc wear convict i'm the PenltenuarN'
sentenced for burglary, hanged himselI 10
n bar I'M his cell door yesterday, but was
found before life was extinct. On MS pll-
low i'm the cell was found a confession that
he was the murderer of the McCooh9S lam
ilv I'm Minnesota few years ago. h1rrls
is only sixteen years Old
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Crops and Fences Hurt.

ND1tiQI IoIlQT0IQ 70 ne HfgIfF.
GLENvuLE. w. VA, September TO-
Reports from Leading and Steer creeks
state that hard storms prevailed in those
sections last night, doing damage TO
crops and fences.
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Rrooddus Opens We'll.

Special Telegram 10 ne Register.
CLARKsBURG, W Va, September 10.
-Broaddus College opened to-day with
an enrolment of fifty pupils, this is en-
couraging and Prof. Powell is to be con-
graduated.
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rnat Awful English Syndicate.

81 LorI,. September l0.-An English
svndicate is making oyertures Tor most ol
tie shoe establishments OF TINS CITY ms
is the same concern that is sald 70 eaiileu
.,..t,..f - of similar Eastern factories.
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PARKERSBURG BUDGET.
The United Brethren Conference Resi-
dcnce Burned.

dcnCe Burncu.
Special 7,ieWaH 10 The Reoister.
PARKEESBURc, W. Va, september 10.
The United Brethren Conference be-
gan its annual session i'm this city too
day, with Bishop j. Dickson, Of Cham
berSburg presiding, Rev 5. J. Graham,
Chairman, and c. II. Cox, Secretary. \
large number of ministers are present.
The conference will remain in session
several days.
The residence Of Il. f. Mount. Of Dal-
lison, was burned to the ground, with all
its contents. No insurance.
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GREAT TRUNK LINE
To Parallel the B. 4 o. Between Zane'-
Vile and Pittsburgh.

Z,vr,vuLr. O. September @ 1t isgiven
out tonight that the Bellaire, LaneSVllle ~
Cinciruati Railway. narrow gUage. extend
inc from Bellaire TO Zanesville, is TO be
made standard gauge trunk line form
Pittsburrh TO Columbus 4 preliminary
survey has been made showing that "a lire
can be- built ON easy grades only u few
miles longer than the Baltimore X ONO
between the cities named Between TINS
city and Columbus the old national ROAD
will bc closely followed by the new line
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ON THE RACE TRACK.
Three Big Speed Events Witnessed by IA
Large Crowd.

Large NIpNhs
At noon Yesterday few people thought
there would De much. IL any, sport
on the track
At half-paSt one all were convinced
the races would be what they were I'M
tended to be-thc leading event Of the
day.
So much for a change in the weather.
The morning, like Tuesday, was dark
and gloomy, with that same raw wind
from the northwest. full of yapor and
chilly. At twelve o'clock a drilling
rain was falling, which continued for
half an hour, and regular down-pour
seemed imminent. Fortunately the
rain let up just before one o'clock, and
people Interested i'm the speed pro
grammc and the balloon ascension began
to swarm into the grand stand and along
the quarter stretch, while all around
the ring there was a circle OF spectators.
At quarter OF two there were fifteen
hundred people in the grand stand and
more than as many more along the
stretch fence. while more than another
thousand were around the pool boxes
and around the fence by the stables.
Half am hour later there were not less
than eight thousand people looking at
the course.
The track had been carefully worked
over during the morning, and was in
better condition than on Tuesday after
noon, and when the races were called
and run they were about as interesting
as one often sees, excepting the free-for-
all. which was fraud on the Associ-
alton and the public. The run was a
great race; especially the last heat.
There was large turnout Of rigs ON
the field, dcspsite the raw weather, aud
the scene from the reporters stand be
tween two and three o'clock was an ami
mated one.
The judges were the same as on Tues
day-Wood Martin, starter, and Robert
Anderson. \. NJ. Hamilton and Martin
judges. while Mr.. Chas. Ilancher held
the clock.
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At Broollyn-B Brooklyn (, Philadelphia
g.
AT Putsburg -Pittsburg 4, Cleveland y
AT BufTalo-Bufalo g. Chicago =. Sec
ond game-BufTalo n, Chicago 3.
Al Bostou-Boston .. New York ..
National League.
At philadelphia Philadelphia @, Brook
lyu 3.
At Chicago-ChicagoS s, PittSburg l.
At New NOrk-New York ., Boston :.
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rraInmen's nrotherhood in Session.

SALAMANCA. y. y, September TO-
Representatives of the Brotherhood oil
Trainmcu are in town and were IN Se-
cret session last evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-09-11

There were five entries, OF which
Buck Morgan and Young Sto0ckbridge
were drawn, leaving Kinsman, Viola
Clay and Harry c. Midnight As starters.
Polls sold Viola Clay sos, field =, and