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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-19

delivered to Paige, Carey Co. Its
value was about 81 100, and all but
about 1000 feet has been recovered.
Paige, Carey II Co.'S loss at the WHIT
taller mill, will not exceed $500 while
their loss at Caldwel'S run, and the
Main street bridge was merely nominal
The Joseph Bell Stove Company are
manufacturing what they are pleased
20 call a Burglar Proof Self-Locking
Coal Chute. This device consists OF a
heavy hopper and frame, cast in one
piece. for the purpose of building it into
basement walls. The special advantages
il possesses are the means of self-lOck-
ing and protection from without. These
results are obtained by a hook, which
locks automatically when the door is
closed.
Paige. Carey Il Co, are pushing to
completion the work on the Chaplaine
street bridge over Caldwell'S run. The
abutmentS are about finished, and after
the pipe is removed, it will be very
few days until the bridge is completed.
The iron has been here for four months,
and will be put in place, without him
dering travel ON the electric line. The
City Water Board yesterday had men at
work, fixing the water pipe. With good
weather, the Strengthening and riprap-
ping of the run, west of EofT street.
will be finished in about ten days Work
will not be commenced east of EOif
street until the Chaplaine street bridge
is finished.
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games scheduled for the Philadelphia
Players League Club this year meant an
expense of about 1915.

games scheduled for the Philadelphia
Players League Club this year meant an
expense of about 1875.
Forgarty, Knell, Bufiinton, Griffin
and Miligan, of the Philadelphia Play
ers' Club, will play with Comiskey's ag-
gregation on the Pacific slope this win
ter.
Reports of the attendance at Cincin-
MATHS Brotherhood games Indicate that
the Players League men will have TO
wear porous plaster suits next year.
Dave Orr, of the Brooklyn Players
League Club, who was stricken with
paralysis at the Ward House, Renova,
on Tuesday, intended to play with his
club against the local team, but the
shock came before the game. His left
side is paralyzed.
Plucky AID. Gumbert, who has been of
so much use to the Boston Players this
year, has left for Pittsburg to resume
his position as clerk in the prothono
tary's office. He is one of the lucky
players who is able to turn his time to
account and profit during the winter
season.
The Chicago LeaguerS were twice
beaten by the Milwaukees of the West
ern League, last week, once being shut
ont, 7 to 0, Hutchinson pitching. The
ritter was hit for 10 hits, with a total of
21. The Milwaukee nine has such play
erS as Shoch, Poorman, Dalrymple and
Albcrts.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-19
GENERAL SPORTING NOTES.

Dallas will go no more this season.
Paramatta, the Australian horse, won
good race Wednesday at New York.
John Teemer has sold out his saloon
and contemplateS locating in Seattle,
Wash.
J. Sims, of Bridgevlle, wants to
match his pigeon to fly any local pigeon,
from coop to coop, for $50 or 500 side.
Bobby Beach, who showed such
speed on Eastern tracks, goes from La
tOnia to Dallas, Tex, where has a
''cinch" on the Texas Derby, which has
-, 500 added money.
The bookmakerS pay the expenses of
the Gloucester running meeting. Five
$3.50 purses amount to Sl,2j0. The 81
book makers doing business there pay
$50 each, or 81. 600 for the privilege.
1t is reasonably certain that there
will be another battle for the light
weight championship of America be-
tween Jack McAuliffe and Billy Myer
for s., 900 a side, with an added purse
of $1,000 given by the Metropolitan
Club, of New Orleans, in which city the
contest is expected to take place.
For the first time at the Hudson River
Driving Park there was standard racing
last week under the new rules which
allow horses entered to make 2:30 or
better to start in divisions. When 4
horse makes 2:3O or better he is sent to
the stable and the remaining horses
have two more trials if they desire.
Fournil, the French billiard expert,
has cabled refusal TO enter the com
petition for the Observation-Disclosures
lender championship cup, so the match
has narrowed down u an individual
competition between JAKE Schaefer and
George Slosson, Ives being barred be-
cause there are not four to enter. The
match will take place at Chickerlng
Hail, New York, about December /.
Pittsburg has given us two now we'll
known figures in the turf world. Capt.
5. :. Brown and Pittsburg Phil, whose
name. when he is stu hum" is Geo. f..
Smith. The genial coal king will, for
while at least, abstain from active par
ticipation in the turf battles for suprem-
acv. but "Phil" is just now before the
public in the role of backer, bookmaker
and owner.-Ne,o York Telegram.
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\ BIG BOYCOTT
To lie Instituted Against Non-Union Firms
i'm Pittsburg.


Members of the local labor Organiza-
tionS are watching with a good deal Of
interest the preparations now making
by the labor organizations of PittSburg
for a combined attack on all the non
union labor in Allegheny county. Ar
engagements have been made for joint
meeting of two committees: one repre-
senting the most powerful labor Organi-
cations I'm the country and the other
representing the retail grOcers of ALE
gheny county. The meeting will be the
first step i'm the attack.
Yesterdays Pittsburg Times said:
Master Workman j. l.. Evans, of d.
A. No. 3. X of L., is the head and front
OF the movement. and he is circulating
among the PittSburg labor organizations.
President Smith and Secretary Dillon,
of the a. +. q. W. L., were seen and
expressed their willingness to enter into
the movement. President Weihe and
Secretary Madden, of the Amalgamated
Association of Iron and Steel Workers,
will also be in the movement. 1t Is
probable that the Window Glass Work.
erS Association will also lend itself 10
the plan, as will also the minor labor or
carnations. such as the Central Trades
/ Council aud the Building Trades COun-
eli. The intentions of the latter two
organizations in regard 20 the plan are
not yet definitely known. 10 is certain,
however. that no organization will be
excluded from the movement and con-
siderable help is expected from the va
riOus local trades unions.
The retail grocers have expressed a
Willingness 10 work hand in hand with
the labor organizations, and by means of
this combination the latter expects TO
be able TO whip their old non-uniOn enc
mics The two committees will meet at
some time after the lSt of November;
probably the 9TH of November. They
will then ratify the agreement and will
Law out their plan of attack by which
both sides hope to profit. The retail
grocerS will promise not TO buy their
goods from any but uuiOn firms. The
labor organizations will pledge them
selves not TO patronize those grocery
stores which do not belong to the COM
bination. In this way il is hoped TO
bring 10 time nOn-uniOn firms, both
wholesale and retail. Between the IL.
of L.. the 4. +. G.. w. l., the A. A. Of
1. X :. w. and independent organiza-
lions. il is estimated that at the very
least $4,000 men will take part in
the movement throughout Allegheny
county.
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ITEMS OF GENERAL INTEREST.

Railway travelling in Norway is cheap
or than i'm any other European country.
Glass may be cut with strong pair
of scissors if il is held under water.
The object of the most persistent in
vention continues 70 be the car coupler.
Within a month over thirty new car
couplerS have been patented.
The project of the ship railway to
connect Lake Huron with Lake Ontario
is being agitated. i'm lieu of proposed
ship canal. The distance between these
two great lakes is only 81 miles.
The jefferson Iron Works Co. has a
large force of men at work repairing
the damage done by the recent fire.
They have started that part or the fac
tory which was not injured and expect
20 have the entire plant in operation by
the first of April next.
A firm at Dresden is successfully
manufacturing tool handles and shafts
from compressed paper chemically pre-
pared. Another firm is making door
furniture out of blood and SawduSt.
Among the best customers for Swiss
watches are the United States, although
the industry is largely developed in
America. Germany takes about 17,000,-
900 francs worth of Swiss watches an
nually: Great Britain 100000 worth
and France 6,5OO,0OO francs worth.
A new mining drill has just been
made weighing 200 pounds, and which,
will bore through the hardest granite at
the rate of one inch per minute. 1t is
called an electric percussion drill and
delivers a dead stroke blow at the rate
of 300 per minute. with a force of 400
pounds per blow.
n1S16 the output of the African dia-
moud mines was about 1,5OO,OOO caratS.
Last year it was over 1000, 900, and the
great trust" which controls all the
principal mines assert that they have
10000. 900 caratS lin sight" at the pres
emf time. Meantime the demand for
diamonds has wonderfully increased.
Mrs. Helen Campbell estimates that
there are 2O9, 900 women workers in
New York. exclusive of chair-women
and domestic servants. and not less than
100000 i'm the United States. The
average wages paid 20 women wOl kerS
is quite low. averaging in different COM
muniteS from S4.05 per week in Atlanta
90 Sg.96 in San Francisco. which is the
city reporting the highest average rate.
The general average rte is between -
and 81 per week.
The following instructive piece of in
formation is taken from the National
Glass Budget:
PROTECTION To PLATE GLASSwOBKER>.
Following is the advertisement for
non-union plate glaSSworkerS, published
in French journal for the purpose Of
inducing the ''pauper labor of Europe
20 come and take the places of the men
at Duquesne, who have had the audacity
20 Join a labor union:
OK DEMANDE-De bons Ouvrlers douclS-
seurs. coupeurs, scelleurs, tisseurs ct raj
ineurs pour une glacerie "a Pittsburgh
PENNSYLVANIA. Tres-forte iournee. Sad
resser a Howard Plate Glass Co, Pitts
burgh, Pa
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-19

The first / can remember Of il was an unnat-
ura stopping up OF my head and nose, my nos
trils would clog up. first one side. then the other
after a while this became so bad ! could not
breathe through my nose at ALL had terrible
headaches, not a sharp pain AT first. but dull,
heavy ache over the eyes and through the tenn
pies There were buzling and roaring noises in
my ears like the rush OF waters could feel
the mucus dropping back into my throat, which
kept me hawking and raising all the time %
clear il, my throat became raw and sore.
AS my trouble grew worse. sharp pains like
the stab OF 4 knife would take me through the
chest aud in the region OF the heart. shooting
through under my shoulder blades. Ny Ape
tite failed me. | seemed 10 have no relish for any
sort OF food. nothing agreed with me. However
little would eat lt would he on my stomach
like a lump Of lead, causing me q sensation Of
distress and often times nausea az the >tOm-
ach. Ny sleep was restlss and broken. / would
roll and tumble all night. In the morning
would get up more tired and worn out than
when went 10 bed. suffered this way all The
time. The disease had undermined my whole
system: was almost broken down.
In spite of all could do TO retard the prog
ress OF this disgusting disease IL grew constant
IL worse. had been reading the numerous
statements OF patients who had been cured by
Drs. Copeland ~ Bells methods and resolved
that would try them.
at was the best resolution ever made, con-
cludcd Mr.. Keller. for they have made "a new
man OF me. All my miserable symptoms have
left me, and feel a. well as ever did
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-19
AMONG THE PUGILIsrs.

In regard to the championship of the
world the Sporting Life (LOndon) pub
fishes the following under the caption,
THE Championship of the World:'
"SIR:-Mr. John l.. Sullivan seems TO
think that l am anxious to get him
whipped. On the contrary, my sole OBJ
ject in offering to back him for 1000 a
side against Slavin (winner TO take alb
was to induce him to meet Slavin with
view of once more winning the Police
Gazette champion belt, which | am anX-
ious should be held by an American. No
other reason prompted me TO make the
offer. Already in prizes, trophies, and
stake money, extending over nearly
twenty years. with a view Of advancing
sport of all kinds, | have expended fully
$50, 600, and all moneys, trophies, or
prizes or stakes held or offered by me
have been promptly forthcoming. Be
sides, personally, have never shown any
feeling one way or the other, or grum-
bled when those | supported have met
with defeat. Surely 100000 is worth
winning. Sullivan some day may be
willing TO box for less. AT present he
appears to be stage struck, and though
| would like to see him once more throw
down the gauntlet to the pugiliSts of
the world, wish him every success in
his new profession. Yours, &c,
ORCHARD X. Fox"
Jack Burke, in preparing his chal
lenge to fight Slavin with hard gloves,
says the first contest he had with Slavin
in Australia was an eight-round draw.
The second match was to have lasted
six rounds In the third round Burke
was knocked down. He claims he arose
Immediately, but that the police stepped
upon the stage and stopped the con-
test.
Slavin has developed into tremen-
douS dresser, ordering trousers by the
dozen. He is flying high just now.
Slavin was once coal digger. Pugilism
elevated him.
Sullivan may tackle tragedy. He
says: "Why, there would be the -
to pay in the galleries if ! tried any
thing of that sort. Mr.. Harrison wants
il though. Wants me to try something
heavy, like Richard H. and such"
"'Damon and Pythias' was the play
we had in view, with Duncan as Damon
and me as PytiidS, but just imagine the
raking I'll get from the newspapers if
try one of those pieces that Booth and
Barrett and those fellows play in"
Charles Rochette, the California ban
tam fighter, has retired.
Yesterday afternoon FitzSimmonS
wired his utimatum to Dempsey, who
is now at Seattle, Wn. The substance
of his dispatch was that he (Fitzsim-
mons was so pledged that he could not
in Justice to the members of the Olym-
pic Club, consent to bring off the fight
anywhere but in their arena.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-19
Monday night with "Chain Lightning y
and onened To 81 500 house.

Monday night with "Chain Lightning"
and opened to 81, 800 house.
j. Barton Key has joined the Charles
E. Locke forces, and people about town
say thatJ. Charles Davis is under Locke
and Key.
AL Lipman has made a very distinct
hit in Mathews and Smyth's 'The
Burglar" which is doing phenomenal
business on the road this season.
The graceful, awkward comedian, r.
f. Graham, made so great hit in The
Sea King" in New York that he is now
ranked among the first comedians in
America.
The management of the 'Out of Sight"
company will make a feature of the
statue scene from "The Clemenceau
Case" There is something inconsistent
between "Out of Sight" and statue
scene.
Uncle Dick" Hooley, of Chicago, is
yet in New York, waiting TO see Belas-
cos new play, "Men and Women, ="
which will soon be done by Mr.. Charles
Frohman's stock company at the Tween
ty-third Street Theater. "Uncle Dick"
has booked il to run all next summer at
Hooley's Theatre.
1t is interesting TO study the different
styles of boys our favorite soubrettes
affect to impersonate. Lolita, who has
grown trifle stout, makes very cute
gamiD. Minnie Palmer makes very
fetching shaver in loose trousers. Maria
Jansen is tip-top in satin breeches-a
trifle too big in the hips, perhaps. The
same may be said of Pauline Hall, Flora
Moore, Billee Barlow, and Carrie Tutein.
Agnes Huntington is stunning figure
in male attire. Mollie Thompson makes
up frSt-rate as light weight jockey.
Jennie Winston is, of course, in comic
opera, one of the most dashing of boy
imperSonators. Lena Merville makes a
most genteel swell Marion Elmore al
ways hits audiences as a newsboy or a
street gamin. Some of our leading le
Ultimate actresses have at certain peri
DDS of their careers played boy parts.
Think of Marie Wainwright, Clara Nor
ris, Rose Coughlin, Lille Langtry, Fan
ME Davenport, Georgia Cayyan coming
right out in kneebreeches and hose.
Grace Filkins, when with Modjeska, had
to jump in one night and play the part
of page in las You Like It," but she
didn't like it bit, and said so. Bob
Taber saw her embarrassment and re-
corded it in a stanza:
There was a young woman named Grace,
With q big-eyed, intelligent face
Who flew in rage while playing page,
Tho the prettiest boy on the stage.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-19

Your distressing cough can be cured.
We know it because Kemp's Balsam with
in the past few years has cured so many
coughs and colds in this community, Its
remarkable sale has been won entirely by
its genuine merit. Ask some friend who
has used il what he thinks of kemp's
Balsam. There is no medicine so pure, none
so effective. Large bottles soc and 81 at
all druggists.
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NEAR TOWN NEWS.
ANOTHER INSTANCE IN THE NOTABLE SERIES
OF TEST CASES.
Mr.. Vim. h. Keller, Of the BenwOoi Rolling
Mills, Makes an Interesting Statement
Some Facts Worth Knowing.

The Benwood Rolling Mills is large and
interesting industry. They employ from
300 to 400 men. 1t is with one of this null
titude of workers Mr.. William H. Keller,
who lives at Benwood that the following
interesting sketch has to do.
In answer to some questions of the wri-
ter's Mr. Keller said: For long time a
trouble had been coming on me, growing
steadily all the time, that caused me more
misery and suffering than could possibly
explain. / will tell you, however. as near
as / can how felt most of the time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-19
NOTES OF THE DIAMOND.

Catcher Graft, of the Riverton Club,
has signed with AnSon'S Chicago team
for next season.
Umpire Gaffney is to go to California
this winter to umpire the games of a
base ball leage in that State.
One of the most interesting operations
which the base ball world is permitted
to witness just now is the wholesale
crow eating at Cincinnati.
J. Earle Wagner says each of the. l4O
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-19
WONG THE T0ILERS
..- X GOING on IN TaE WORKSHOPS N
AND ABOUT WHEELING.
rale-LOcal Labor Notss-ltens Of
General Interest.

.... off tbs week finds every
l.. .r. boom. among the mills and
With one exception, the nam
ed running. The RIVERSIDE
~ for some time. The Laoeile
nm. and has increased its
the tack factory depart
r.. lotteries are all running to
,ncity. with the exception
.I Wheeling. which will pro-
.-umc operations m Sh9I'
r. central Glass Co. ana the
,1. are enjoying am except
season. The foundrieS can
with their orders. Few
.-.rts have been made dur
a, rhe season Is too tar
rwcvcr. AN the contractors
..-h sufficient work anead
some time .. Il me- - 80.
rr .l>o behind in u,llnS 'i''I
Red Letter company mas
.r, upper storicSoi tne ou''"-
...npy. doubling their uoor
,.-,thcr. rhc indications po'n'
....r1uS winter season.
- Hewitt, delivered am ad-
L.fore the American ln>u,,e ''
., Engineers. iu session al JUS
last week. ODD "How ,o Nt'u' y.
.o~y between Capital ana LABOR,
,...,--r- upon TO. che current
r.t. Trl9r Tifbiulc says;
t-...,sr notable paper that mas
T.. is OTTO .t+1f and labor issue
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-19
LOCAL LAHOB NOTES.

Yesterday was pay day with Paige
cry IS Co.
ra. Brilliant Iron Co. started their
plant as- Monday. under the new
Management.
Sweeney IS Sons are LAYING the floor
t.. ae for the new steel boat, NJ the
N-. Wheeling yards,
T WHEELING Steel plant. at Ben
f.. Wl> oT until Wednesday, ON ace
,0 shortage of coal.
g...r.>, is fair. and prospects bright
good run. at the Spears Axle
V, Secretary Andrew BeitZ Is ia
on business.
es Ebeling. q puddler employed
Crescent mill, had his left arm
rned Friday night. Or. Ack-
dressed the wound. He will be
s. week.
T.. lower Riverside plate mill has
uf l- some time, on account OF
,mea-, The large shaft arrived
Thursday night. and will be placed IN
POSITION faIs week.
Wor1 ou the Center Market building
progressing rapidly. The arch on the
cast side is .l.l-..u eted. the fOunda-
.., or--e .all, aid. and workmen
i-. rgH 1g,-.a, Che lower end.
IletereasI IS Pittsburg railroad. q
N ..a Pennsylvania system, has
,-- contracts for the use of the
Bridge aud Terminal COM
BRIDGE
.. e.. b. Irwin has resigned his POI
IS Secretary of the la Belle IRON
ay, and john Wright, head book
las been promoted Co che position.
H BeSwick viii nm Mr.. Wright's
Intensive works Of the Biveride
-r. at Beuw0od, present "a more
appearance 40 night than ever
-.. r.w that the electric light sta-
W company has had put up in, is
.-atou
.-e Iron carriers. ten iu number, enc
,.e Eiyersiede blast furnace.
went ont on a strike last
sunday. Cog an advance from 10 cents
cont, per ton. They went back
'.rt 900 Friday 40 the old rate.
-,N men employed i'm the pud-
'nlrtmeu, of the BenwOOd mill,
sweep their jobs. last Tuesday, ON ac-
%. '. l.,,.t.>iaction with the mate
.>-.I Several of the men re-
't positions u the Alcanna mill.
~''-.a IS Co.. proprietorS Of the Ex-
' Aarua Works. have contracted
... -a.roa Jo their plant, 40X9O feet
4ie stories high. IL will be fitted
A'ee-u machinery and will proba-
operation by the 1St Of Feb
riverside tube works is running
tr'melt,. making steel pipe
Improvements are being
.- N. Increase the capacity
a.ep uD with orders. and
oe compelled 90 enlarge
,.H. summer.
ur Sweeney IS sons are enjoying
n.> ul. They have been
pa,ta.-.. f 900 capacity for the
nlt.-.... a,-s. and will probably
a--... .o-g in about two weeks.
,ra -lnmer will be received
s-.rar. week. The blacksmithS
n.r ,- CD De enlarged TO make
rt.... eo, 90 lumber which went
r., g--..- gees. after the recent heavy
GC .f6. property Of J. c. F0rgie
---'o-rs, and had not yet been
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-10-19
FOOTLIGHT FLASHES.

William Gillette is in better health,
and is soon to be expected to arrive in
New York.
Nellie McHenry struck Chicago on
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Howjs YourBI0od?

had malignant breaking out on my
leg below the knee, and was cured sound
and well with two and half bottles OF
S. s. S. Other blood medicines had faL
cd to do me any good.
WILL Z. beatty, Yorkville, S I.
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was troubled from childhood with
IN aggravated case of letter, and three
bottles of S. S. s. cured me perma
nently. WALLACE Mann
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