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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-12
CLARKSBUR0.



CLARKsBURs, w. VA, July H.
Delmer Wilkinson, who has been out
with surveying party on the West
Virginia and Pittsburg railroad, was
stricken with paralysis, and brought to
his home In Bridgeport yesterday even
Ing. He Is in critical condition. hav-
Ing lost the entire use CT one side OF his
body.
On Wednesday, at Lumberport, Mr.
Russell Hornor was married TO Mrs.
Mary Ella Hornor. The wedding took
place at the residence of ex-Sheriff j
D. Hornor. The REGISTER extends con
gratulations.
James Dunn, Esq. editor Of the
Braxton Central, is visiting friends IN
the city.
Hon. ]. P. Clifford has just returned
from Atlantic City.
Mr. Woodward, OF North Carolina, Is
the guest OF Mr. Jno. w. Brown.
Oliver p. Boughnes Is At Webster
Springs.
Miss Alma Sawtell is the guest Of her
sister, Mrs. o. A. AMMAN
Guy Goti, Esq, 10 homo from Harvard
on vacation.
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The League Standing.
Association Contests.

BALTIMORE, July 1.-THE visitors
lost by bad fielding. Attendance 1886.
Score: Baltimore IA, Louisville 5; hits,
IL and 6; errors, 3 and 10; pitchers, Gun
ningham and Bell; earned runs, 2 each;
umpire, Ferguson.
WASHINGTON, July 11.-Columbus
won by good batting. Attendance l.
600. Score: Washington l, Columbus
3; hits, and 6; errors, and /; earned
runs, each; pitchers, Carsey and Dolan;
umpire, Davis.
PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-The Ath-
letics were shut ont this afternoon in
magnificent game. Attendance, 6,364.
Score: Athletics 8, Cincinnati 0; hits, 6
and Z; errors, 0 and L; earned runs,
Athletics 2. Pitchers, Weyhing and
Dwyer. Umpire, Jones.
BosToN, July 11.-After hard fight
Boston won, and retook first place. At
tendance, $780, Score: Boston S, st.
lSs isSss,s ase Z ,e.s' =, sSscksrs, Burn
ton and Stivetts. Umpire, Kerins.
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Wsilsburg In First Place.

CpcCt<t NcSc TAN " tftc ,AfttAy AeStet6
WELLsBURa, July II. The great
East Liverpool -WeIlsburg game was
played to-day in the presence Of large
crowd. Wellsburg won by hard hitting,
earning 9 Of the II runs made. Young,
the crack East Liverpool pitcher, was
hit for ~ hits with total Of IS bases
in five innings, when he retired
and Daniels finished the game. Jones
pitched we'll for Wellsburg until the
fifth, when he hurt his arm and gave
place to Neves, who kept East Liverpool
down in great shape. The fielding on
both sides was fine and the umpire was
fair. This game ties East Liverpool
and WellSburg for first place. Score:
Wellsburg ii, East Liverpool s; hits,
Wellsburg is, East Liverpool 10: errors,
each, two-base hits, Paden 2, O'Brien
?, Feeters, Daniels and Glasso; struck
out, by Young 3, by Daniels 2, by
Jones 5, by Neves Z; earned runs,
WellSburg 9, East Liverpool 8; double
plays, Lauck and Glasso.
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AnInther,s Gratitude.

NV son was in an almost helpless con-
dition with fiux when l commenced US
Ing Chamberlain'S Collie, Cholera and
Diarrhoea Remedy. 1t gave him imme-
diate relief, and am sure it saved his
life. ] take great pleasure in recon-
mending it TO all. Mrs. NJ. L. johnson,
Everett, Simpson county, Miss. 25 and
so cent bottles for sale by c. r. Goetze,
w. w. Irwin. John Klari. c. Schnepf. c.
Menkemlller W. S. Mccullough. NJ. w.
Heinrich, w. Z. Williams, S. L. Brice,
John Coleman and w. 81. Williams,
Wheeling, w. Va; Bowie & Co., Bridge
port, Ohio; B. f. Peabody, Benwood,
". Va
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-12
RATS AZ sENTINELs.

CIeveland Jan-Breakers Utilize Them to
Glxe Warning of the Turnkey's ApPrseh
CfE vELAND, July 1.-Two burg
RS, John Foster and Mat Singer, who
~ riy succeeded in saving out Of the
l1ie' One week ago, told Sheriff Ryan,
pefore their removal TO the penitentiary,
how they made the rats in the Jail assist
them. At night, when they were ready
20 begin operations, they sprinkled
bread crumbs in front Of their cell and
collected q drove of rats. Whenever =
turnkey approached their section Of the
jail Die rodents ScampeTed away, thus
giving the alarm. For several nights
they worked that way, and though the
turnkey heard she saving and went
about on Ep-toe, he never could locate
the neiSe.
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hamilton County Delegation.

CINCINNATI, July 1.-The Demo-
cratic Executive Committee for HamIl-
ton county met this afternoon at the
rooms OF the Duckworth Club. and
pruned down their delegation 10 the
State convention, which is to be held at
Cleveland next week, TO the quota fixed
by the State Central Committee, which
Is 50 delegates. There had been s2 dele
gates elected at the Democratic pri-
marles. All the precincts had agreed
upon what delegates should DO cropped
except five, and these made the proper
adjustments harmonlously at the meet
Ing: Twenty-three OF the Sc delegates
elected have been dropped. This In
sures the delegation seats In the con-
yention.
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A LIVELY TIME
In the Springfield, Ohio, Convention
Campbell and Anti-CampbelI Delegates

In the Springfield, Ohio, Convention
Campbell and Anti-Campbell Delegates
Elected.
CINCINNATI, O., July 1.-THE COM
mercldl- Gazctte's Springfield, Ohio, spec
ial says that the Neal and Campbell
factions at this city this afternoon, both
claim to have elected delegates. ltsays
that the convention was bowling mob
of such a character as was never before
seen in that city. The Campbell
men were most numerous, and In the
caucus previous 10 the convention had
carried everything their own way. Al
the convention to-day, however, the
Neal men under the leadership OF John
III. Thomas, his son Will S. Thomas took
snap Judgment on the Campbell clan.
They announced viii S. Thomas chair
man and Judge Madison as secre-
retary. Bill Armstrong OF the Campbell
faction, boiler anufacturer,r rushed on
the stage and seized the gavel from
viii Thomas. Then the uproar which
had been boisterous became hideous
pandemonium. In this uproar no voice
could be distinguished. Al the men Of
both factions were OF the stage, brand
fishing canes and shaking fists at each
other. Mayor Burnet went out and
called In six policemen. Not blow
was struck, however. The anti-Camo-
bell men finally withdrew.
They announced that the convention
nominated as delegates: 5. II. Bowles,
j. Ii. Thomas, J. ID. Foley, John Edon,
James Johnson, d. 7. West and g. d..
Ballantine.
The confusion was so great and pro-
tracted that there Is some uncertainty
as to who was really tho chairman OF
this part OF the convention. Finally
the anti Campbell men rallied, where
upon the Campbell men called order
and moved TO make John ii. Blodge
chairman Of the convention. VIII 5.
Thomas shouted that tho convention
was over and there was no other
convention. However, the Campbell
men were soon left TO themselves and
they proceeded to elect delegates.
They were rot disturbed. Their dele
CATION is w. Blee, Ed. Bonner, +. M.
Hagen, John II. Blodge, w. 5. Arm
strong and John Kinnane, Frank Shrur.
uhf, John Cohen and Pat O'Brien. They
then adjourned. Mayor Burnet says he
believes one blow struck by the throng
on the stage would have brought on a
dreadful riot. One Of the members OF
the anti-Campbell convention says the
delegation elected was but Neal dele
CATION. 1t might vote for Mcmahon, OF
Dayton, or some other delegate. There
are floating rumors that one man on the
stage during the row had big knife
concealed In his sleeve.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-12

like manner as possible. The men
themselves appeared to second their
officers endeavors TO the best OF their
ability, and seemed to be as determined
to make as good showing as they could
before the Emperor, who had been re-
ported to have remarked that he did
not care TO see "tradesmen masquer-
aiding as soldiers" In any case there
was no denying that some OF the
first volunteer regiments to reach
Wimbledon Common did so In
a manner which reflected credit upon
all concerned. The men stepped for
ward lightly, jauntily and well together
TO the sound of fife and drum, or en-
livened by the music OF their bands and
though the "tradesmen" may have
looked little too "band-boxy" Tor
actual warfare, still there was the max
ing of good defensive, home fighting
regiments among them.
At4 p. m, the artillery fired royal
salute, and the imperial standard OF
Germany was hoistej. The German
Emperor appeared accompanied by the
Prince OF Wales and an escort. The
Emperor wore a field marshars uniform
and compimented the different extra
fine corps OF troops, as they marched
past in fine style.
After the entire body OF the troops
had marched past, the lines were re-
formed, the soldiers presented arms,
another royal salute was fired and the
review was at an end.
Immediately after the termination OF
these military ceremonies the Emperor
started for the Crystal Palace, where he
witnessed o parade Of the volunteer
fire department and a grand display OF
fire works in the evening. The crush,
over-crowding, delay and annoyance
which many thousands OF people suf-
fered in getting away from Wimbledon
after the review was probably never
eoualled In the history Of that place.
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A Big Fake.

TOPEKA, KAs.. July 1.-Presldent
Frank McGrsth, OF the State Farmers
Alliance, pronounceS the report that the
Farmers Alliance had sent out secret
circular appealing to its members to
hold their wheat until 1t would bring
8. .95 per bushel, a fake pure and simple.
He said: "If such had been agreed
upon, would have known it for all Of
the State Alliances keep one another ad-
vised OF every important move, and
surely the national oHcers would have
let me know about it if they had taken
such & step"
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REVIEWED "rRADEsMENv
Disguised as soldiers-Emperor william
at Wimbledon Commons.

Df3RulSeQ - SOiulcfs-LnpcFOE
ut Wimbledon ComInons.
LONDON, July 1.-The Emperor OF
Germany remained ar the State ball
given at Buckingham Palace until 8
o'clock this morning. AT six o'clock
the Emperor arose, breakfasted and at
tended TO business with his secretaries.
Shortly before noon, accompanied By
the Empress and by the Dukes OF Edin-
burgh and Connaught, the Emperor en-
joyed good health-giving ride in Rot
ten Row, after which he inspected the
yoemen of the guard.
The Emperor and Empress and their
suites at o'clock in the afternoon left
London by rail for Win bledon station.
From that point, the route to the parade
ground was layishly decorated with
flags and flowers, reaching In almost
endless profusion from the station TO
the tall flagstaff near the reviewing
stand.
With the early regiments crowds Of
people from London and the country,
flocked towards Wimbledon Common,
where the meeting Of the National
Rifle Association was formerly held,
the old Creedmor, of England, and be-
gan 10 take up favorable positions from
which TO see the troops.
The police force, naturally, was rep
resented on Wimbledon Common hours
before noon and their number was con-
stantly augmented until small army
of blue coats had gathered upon the
scene. But there was q very little
work for them to do until the troops
began to arrive in force, and shen the
policemen had their hands full In clear
Ing the Common, and driving the spec
tators back 10 certain boundaries de-
termined upon by the military authori-
ties.
The regiments which were among the
first to arrive, did so In a smart, soldier
like manner. 1t was evident at glance
that their commanding officers had done
their utmost to turn out the sscitizen
soldieryn In - clean cut and business
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-12

ANsON's SLIDE the features. Score,
Plttsburg IL. Philadelphia 0. Hits
10 and 6. sErrors l and 2. Earned,
Pittsburg 8. Pitchers, Baldwin and
Thorton. Umpire Lynch.
CINCINNATI, July 11.-Good, hard hit
ting at the right time won the game for
Cincinnati. Score, Cincinnati Z, Boston
g. Errors, each; hits, 10 and 6; earned,
and 2; pitchers, Radbourne and Sta,
ley; umpire, McQuaid.
CLEVELAND, July 11.-Another excit-
ing contest was played by Brooklyn and
Cleveland to-day. Score, Cleveland D.
Brooklyn 4. Earned, Brooklyn Il;
errors, each; hits, 10 and IL; pitchers,
Young and Carothers; umpire, Hurst.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-12

Oficers West and Donovan arrested
man named Maloney, about midnight,
for stealing a silver watch from man
who is employed by Schwertfeger, the
saddler. The watch was pawn
ed for $3.50, and the money
divided between Maloney and another
man. When Maloney was arrested he
had nearly chewed up the pawn ticket.
He was searched, and $3.50 found on
his person. His sccomplice was not
cauUht
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sod Out to Protectionists.

EORT WORTH, TEN, July 1.-THE
4 principal feature Of the State Alliance
convention this morning was the speech
ofC s. Hall, President of the Missouri
Alliance. He charges that DR.. Maccune
has sold out for money consideration
to the PrOtectiOnists, and In further
ance of that bargain the Third party
move was inaugUrsted in the South to
divort Democratic votes. He said that
it YVES no disgrace II he was turned and
applauded. Last night Harry MaccUne
chief apostle in Texas gave an open
challenge for debate on the Suo-treas-
urY natter. Hall has accepted.
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Mtn,st.r pouc,a.. VIII Not Return.

WASHINGTON, July 1.-THE Star this
afternoon says: 1t Is said 10 be def
nitely settled now that Minister Doug
lass will not return to Hayti. Having
brought back with him reciprocity
treaty with Hayti, he is said to be sat
istied with his mission and is ready to
resign. 1t will be probably y long
while after he retires before another
Minister % appOnted.
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Largest of It's Kind In the World.

PITTsBURG, Pa, July 11.-Prepara-
tlonS are being made for the consolida-
ton of the National Tube Works Com
pany, the Monongahela Furnace Com
pany, Republican Iron Works and Bos-
ton Steel and Iron Company. The
concern will be organized under the
laws of New Jersey and will have a
capital stock ofS11, 500, 900. This stock
is not watered but represents the values
of the various plants. The new concern
will be the largest of its kind in the
world. The annual output will be
about SIS, 900. 900.
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Puzzles the Physicians.
state Military Encampment.

Special Telegram TO tkS Sunday REGISTER.
FAmMoNT, w. VA, July 11.-Gov-
ernor Fleming, as Commander-in-Chief
of the West Virginia National Guards,
has fixed Thursday, September Sd, as
the time for the encampment, and select
ed Gypsy Grove, on the Monongahela
River railroad, as the place. This will
be the first encampment of the Guard,
and will be a week OF real soldier life
for the BOYS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-12
Wheeling Team Was outbatted.

OptctIs IeEtVTLHE 10 VIC UIS'tI9y IEeVIoV"'
WASHINGTON, PA, July 11.-Errors
at critical points lost the Pink Carriers,
of Wheeling, the game this afternoon.
The features Of the game was the heavy
hitting of the home club. The Wheel
ing club fielded fairly. The score was
eleven to eight In favor OF the Wash
ington club.
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Martlnsburg Victorious.

Speeicl 7sgegram to the Sunday Register.
MARTINsBURG, w. VA, July ia
game of ball was played In this city TO-
day between the Acme club OF this
place and the Rockville, Nd, club and
resulted In a victory for the Acmes.
Score, 27 TO 0. Acme's battery, McGaw
and Trafiiey.
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A Cure for cramp. I'm the Stomach.

ALBERT ERWIN, Editor OF the Leon
ard. Texas, Graphic, says: "For the
cure OF cramps In the stomach Cham
berlain's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
Remedy is the best and most speedy
ever used" Many others who have
tried II entertain the same opinion.
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Association Record.
COLUMBUS KICKS
Over Jack O'Conpor's Expulsion-It is Not
Likely lie VIII be Taken Back.
al NIL q ~. o..

Likely lie VIII be Taken Back.
Special Telegram to the Sunday Register.
COLUMBUS, o., July 1.-The patrons
of base ball in this city have been very
indignant ever since President Kramer
expelled O'Connor from the Association.
They hoped to have him reinstated and
allowed to play in the Columbus team
again. He was the most popular man
in the team. To-day he left for Denver
to play in the Western Association and
petition Is in circulation here asking
his reinstatement, and pledgng that
the signers will attend no games until
this is done. 1t has received over 500
names already.
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General B. f. Kelley Dying.

WASHINGTON, D. c., July 11.-Gen.
Benjamin Franklin Kelley, who organ
lied the First Union Regiment, south Of
Mason and Dixon's liaes, and was Of
material assistance in securing West
Virginia to the Union. is dying at his
farm near Oakland, Md.
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Very Confident.

ST. PAUL, MINI, July 11.-Bob Fitz-
simmon and Jim Carroll, his trainer,
have deposited $4,000 in cash in the
hands of Frank Shaw OF st. Paul to bet
that Fitzsimmons wins the battle of
July % in this city.
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NEW YORK GETS THERE.
They Jump Into First Place Yesterday
The Other Contests.

CHICAGO, July IL.
-Th e Chicagoes
put up the worst
game ever witness
ed, and the Giants
jumped into first
place again Score.
Chicago 6. New
York Is. Hits 6 and
Is. Errors s and 2.
Earned runs, 3 and
5. Pitchers, Gum
bert and Rusie. Um-
pire, Battin and
Powers. Attendance,
9,321,
PITTsBURG, Pa,
July 11.-Baldwin
was at his best to-day
ard had the Phillies
completely at his
m ercy. Shugart's
playing at short for
Pittsburg and Beck
ley's batting were
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pltt.bprg Pa,Dters strike Ended.

PiIrSBUURG, PA, June 1.-THE
strlke Of the journeymen painters.
which was inaugurated ten weeks ago,
4gainst new rules laid down by the
master painters, was officially declared
Of ,o.iay and all the men viii return
b Wcfk Oh Monday.
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New Postmaster Appointed.

WASHINGTON, ID. c., July N.-W. s.
Cavender has been appointed postmaster
at Mink, Kanawha county, vice /. n.
Burdette, resigned.
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Ft.t vlrglnio Miuis.er VIII omciate.

Lk<INGToN. VA, July lit has
been eficially announced that the Rev.
DR. q c. Hopkins, Of Charleston, W..
Va, las accepted the invitation to con-
duct lne religious services at the un-
ysitr< OF the Jackson statue on ths
sis. 80.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-07-12

hH1nAcuE, Neuralgia, Dizziness, Ner
xentr4ss, Spasms, Sleeplessness, cured by
L< log Nervine. Samples FREQ at The
fE1N Drug Co.'s and E. B. P'ut,r, and ct
@4||N bros.'s, Brida-port
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CAMPBELL CONFIDENT
That he WIN Get the Nomination on the
First Ballot.

LOhI nc WI OcS NAO - 49,
First Ballot.
SpScsaI Telegram 10 the Sunday Register.
COLUMBUS, O., July 11.-Govornor
Campbell said this morning: 81 have
4S7 delegates now elected to go to Cleve-
land. 1 mean that there are that many
elected with the understanding that
they favored my nomination"
There are only 700 votes In the.con-
vention so this insures his nomination
on the first ballot, If 1t comes to ballot
ing. Neal says he is in the contest.
Puzzles the Physicians.
Special Telegram TO the Sunday REGISTER.
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, July H.
Charles Pearce, the young painter who
was found unconscious in his bed sew
eral days ago, still remains unconscious.
All attempts to bring him back to cons
ciousness or awake him are unavaili,S,
although almost every physician in the
city has been called ir CONSULTATION
over the affair. The medical fraternity
co-iesS they are nonplussed over the
case, which Is attracting great deal OF
notice.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-15


Rev. DF. Evans Says They Have 0ainsa In
Numbers Despite Decrease IN PopniasisA-
Prominent among the delegates to the ecu.
menical conference from the Irish Methods,
church ID the Rev. Dr. Evana commissioner Of
national education in Ireland and examiner fol
the government board Of intermedisse educs-
ton. He is also superintendent Of the Method
ist Church, Abbey street, Dublin.
To Q SrAR reporter DR.. Evans gave some in
teresting information about ireland. He said
that In the census taken this year BY the gov
eminent the population Of Ireland numbered
l. 7O6 1862, which Is ASs STA less than the popula-
ton was in 1881. Going into details tho census
shows that there are Ali, 035 fewer Roman Cath
olics in Ireland than there were ten years ago.
The Protestant Episcopalans are 1884 fewer
than they were In 1881. The Presby-
terians have decreased 2,047 in the
last decade, whereas in the face Of
this great general decrease in the population
the Methedists OF Ireland have increased 1896.
The Methodist church in Ireland is tho only
one, he said, that has increased, and still more,
the only one that has held its ground.
There is not member Of the Methodist
church in prison or jail" said the reverend
doctor, NOR is there one in receipt Of relief in
the poor houses maintained by the state. The
Methodist church in Ireland grows neither
rebels nor paupers. 1t never cost the national
exchequer penny to make the Methodists law
abiding. They live and prosper because they
fear God and work Righteousness. The Meth
odists OF Ireland, in common with al other
Protestants, are conscious Of nothing in the
union Of their country with England that is .
hindrance to their welfare; on the contrary,
they know and feel that union with the Britons
is, humanity speaking, the only security for
their civil and religious liberties, The Moth.
odists Of Ireland have no state endowments and
never had. There is nothing OF government
favors or privilege to buy their adhesion to the
union, and yet SO certain are they that all their
liberties and interests and all the interests Of
Professionalism, and, indeed, Of evangelical
Christianity itself, are dependent on the union
that they dread rothing on earth 60 much as
even the bare prospect of step that might
lead to separation"
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1891-10-15
THRILLING WITH HEALTH.

Most people consider ailments, like
hoarseness, cough. sore throat, ETC.. not
worth their while to look after, and
they ought to pass away without any
further notice being taken of them.
This neglect is very often the cause
ofsevere and protracted sickness, which
undermines the constitution Of the pa
tient and his general happiness. Use
the Soden Mineral Pastilles in time I;
they will effectually eradicate all the
above diseases.
The ''genuine" must have the sigma
ture Of '.Eisner & Mcndelson Co"
Sole Agents. New York. around each
box.