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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-25

ST. LOUIS, June 24.-Arthur Lyons
pool room was the only one in which
pools were sold to-day on races outside
of the State. While his manager was
selling tickets on the Coney Island
races, he (the manager) was arrdSted
and taken to the Four Courts, where he
was released on bond. Lyon proposes
to test the conStitutionality of the anti
pool selling laws passed by the last
Legislature. This case will eventually
90 to the Supreme Court, no matter
which way it is decided by the lower
cOurtS
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Chicago Races.

CHICAGO, June 24.-The weather at
Washington Park to-day was as near
perfect as could be. About 1000 people
were in attendance.
First race, one mile-Yale 81 won
Time 1:42.
Second race, Is mile-Wightman won.
Time 1:01 y.
Third race, IL mileS-Business won.
Time 2:3515.
Fourth race, Is Unsatisfactory
won. Time 1861.
Fifth race, l Lie miles-Donater
won. Time 1:4934.
Sixth race, Is miles-Bob Forsythe
won. Time 1;574.
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Kansas City Races.

KANSAS CITY, Mo, June 2s.-The
races were well attended again to-day,
about j, 900 people being present. Favor
ties won in the first three events. In
the fourth race Charley Wilson was a 10
to 1 shot, and the odds against Stanley
ir the last race were to l.
First race. seven furlongs-Top Gal
liant won. Time, 1919.
Second race, one mile, free handicap
-Balance won. Time, I:45. This beat
the mile record on mile track.
Third race, heat race, first heat
Volens won. Second heat-Else B.
won. Time, 1:l9. Third heat-Elsie B.
won. Time, 1:2014.
Four race, half mile-Charley Will
son won. Time, SO.
Fifth race, six furlongs-Stanley won.
Time, l:19,
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Valuable Experience.
Hdrper's Bdzur

"Have you an opening on your staff,
sr?" asked a man as he entered an edi-
tors Office.
"What department would you like to
work in?"
4 think I could make great success
Of the Answer to Correspondents.
"Have you ever conducted such de-
partment?'
"No, SIR
"Then on what do You base your be-
lief that you could do that sort Of
work?"
81 have spent several months answer
ing the questions Of four year old
boy"
81 think yon'n do"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-25
Witness Against McReadle.

WASHINGTON, June 24.-Acting on
information that VIM. Mcdowell, a ma
tive of Scotland, came 10 this country
under contract with James McReadie,
proprietor of Fountain Creamery, Early
Vile, ILL.,, in violation of the alien con-
tract labor law, Assistant Secretary
Ncttleton has instructed the Superia-
tendent of immigration at New York to
detain him as witness against Me
Readie for violation of that law and to
confer with the United States Attorney
~ New York in regard to the case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-25
Worlds Fair delegates to Europe.

CHICAGO, June 24.-Five Worlds
Fair delegates to Europe were appointed
to-day. They are Ex-Governor Waller.
of Conn; Senator EuStiS, of Louisiana:
Fred w. Peck, OF Chicago; Secretary
Butterworth and promoter General
Handy. The five were nominated by
director General Davis and confirmed
by the Executive Committee Of the
Directory.
The commission is to sail not later
than July 10, and will formulate plans
of action at Tuesdays meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-25
JoHNsrowN HORRORS REPEATED
The Number of Lives Lost as Yet Un-
known.

CHEROKEE, Iowa, June 24.-The hor-
rors of the Johnstown food was in part
repeated in this place to-day. Seventy
Gvc houses have heau carried ont oF
many lives have been lost is yet mat
ter of uncertainty.
Up TO 1890 O'Clock tonight only the
vagueSt reports have reached here from
the devastated territory to the west,
north and south.
The big truss bridge of the Illinois
Central Railroad was carried away and
the road is under water for miles. To
night the Little Sioux is at the highest
stage ever known. Many days will
elapse before traffic, either passenger
or freight, is in anything like
normal condition and the full extent of
the disaster known. According to latest
advices, the storm falls little short of a
great Tri-State affection, affecting not
only huge stretch of country in Iowa,
but large portions also of Minnesota
and Nebraska.
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Base Ball Notes,

The White Oaks challenge the Mon
archS for game of ball, on the PENN
sula grounds, Sunday morning. If ac-
cepted answer through the REGISTER.
The printers of Wheeling hereby
challenge the cigarmakers of Wheeling
for match game of ball, to be played
on the tunnel Green.
The White Oaks challenge the Nail
City Lantern Factories for game Of
ball on Peninsula grounds, Sunday af-
ternoon. If accepted answer through
the REGISTER.
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NOTES OF THE RIVER.
News About the Boats and Bostmen on
the Ohio.

News About the bOhts ana DOhthcu ou
the Ohio.
The Ark and Jacob Heatherington
passed down yesterday.
The Bennett passed down yesterday
with three barges OF brick.
The Scotia passed down yesterday
about a. m. for Cincinnati and way
points.
The Hunson for Cincinnati, and the
Andes for Pittsburg, are the packets
scheduled for to-day.
The Jolly Bros. will leave tomorrow
for Pittsburg, where they will get the
families of Messrs. John K. AID Albert
Jolly, and also the j. X. Jolly band.
They will return and go to Kenova,
Wayne county, where they are working
upon a new bridge. They will spend
several weeks on the boat.
The marks on the landing at mid
night showed II feet OF water in the
channel and falling.
BROWNSVILLE, PA, June 24.-Rjver
10 feet and falling; clear and warm.
MoRGANTowN, w. VA, June 22.-
River feet 2 inches and falling;
clear and warm.
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Short In His Accounts.

The local agent of the Mutual Benefit
Life Insurance Company, whose head
quarters are at Newark, n. j., George
E. Cowie by name, who disappeared
about two weeks ago, is short in his ac-
counts to the tune of $500 or $780, The
matter has been Strengthened out by H.
NJ. Goddard, of Baltimore, General
Agent Of the Company, and Mr.. Cowie's
bondsmen have made the shortage good.
Mr.. Cowie came here from Pomeroy,
O., where his family reside The agen-
cy has been transferred to Rinehart 81
Tatum.
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LAFAYETTE EXrRCIsEs.

'if-NNth Annual Commencement - 81
0raduates Receive Degrees.
LA>loN, PA, June 24.-The 56th an
,.-. commencement OF Lafayette Col
.t. closed to-day. Degrees were con-
rrci upon 81 graduates. The following
.-reas were conferred to-day: d D.,
ae. jolu Fox, pastor of the North
aytr~ian Church, Allegheny, Pa;
N. Chaifaut, pastor OF the Park
Ayenge Presbyterian Church, Pitts
Bcv. TnoS. Reiber, pastor First
byteriau Church, NOrriStown. De
r of A. NJ, Dr. l.. IL. Taylor, of
..sesharre, and that of a. b., --
a.1 I0u, Cf kiuSm3n, Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-25
CAMPBELL MEN WIN
.s Dsyo,s.lr STATE CENTRAL COMMIT
BgN SESSION.
....., Passed Setting Back the Hamilton County
Sa.s Convention to be Held at
Cleveland July t4th and i5ih-Allen W.
Tss-nan Temporary Chairman

,r T.rs-r1u 70 ths Rsg's'sr'
-.,.r. o.. June 24.-The State
committee of the Democrats
.-. -bts afternoon and issued
.-.t, State Convention 20 be held
....s,5 Iu.yl4 and Is, but two
.,sr. necessary to fix the place
,...t.-. was readily agreed TO. The
.-.,I mon. as anticipated, had COM
..--.- lf tine convention and by
...ote0us .one member was aO-
.sro-td the following resolutions
,..- Pin. Irregular Hamilton coun-
.,...~r e.c-on;
T,,.f. That the delegates 10 the
r..,.rrau be apportiOned among
.,-es upon the vote cast for
... A. Crom,ey, for Secretary OF
..- the last general election, the
-.aresentati0n TO be one dele
every I'VE hundred votes and
-..r for ThaddeuS A. Cromley Tor
.-.-.-v of State in 1890. Counties
...t faro already selected delegates
.p-t anportionment need not take
- s.r-h.r proceedings looking TO the
selection o.. delegates.
r...a-That i'm the call for the
S.-s Convention 10 shall be expressly
.4 .ha- each county viii DE required
,..a manner rs the county commit
... nav property direct, ID select With
rh. county. and not elsewhere, the
number of delegates To which each
county may be entitled, aud no mass
I..-,ti1r, viii be recognized.
Uni. rIH not only force the Hamll-
pm county Democrats 20 select another
t..rrr-ion % represent chem In the
~-.-. convention, as they proposed
Oh. two members OF the committee
from Hamilton county fought the reso'
taa vigorously, and after the meet
adjourned declared that Hamilton
unity would insist ON the delegation
adv selected being seated In spite
rre resolution. Allen wv. Thurman
aas selected temporary chairman o
-..co convention.
Temporary officers of the convention
,.r, ~rl.c.ed as follows: Chairman
Atea W. Thurman; Secretary, Thoma
p Corau. Cincinnati; Assistants Georg
U.s. Tcis. SaudukSy; +. J. Duer, M.ilerS
.re: S-recaut-at-Arms, Peter WIddner
r-on. Governor Campbell met VIII
... opposition i'm the committee cut
.rur Hamilton county.
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FRESHMAN RACE.
Columbia Downs Yale and Harvard In the
Boat Race.

New LONDON, Conn, June 24.-The
two-mile, three-cornered, eight-oared
race between the Columbia, Yale and
Harvard Freshmen crews was rowed
this noon on the Thames river, over the
course from the navy yard to the rail-
road bridge, and was won by Columbi
by three lengths, Yale second and Har-
ward third, one length behind Yale.
Tht times are: Columbia, 9:41; Yale,
$685.; Harvard, 9:56, Columbia's time
is the best on record.
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M'DOWELL'S RECORD.
The Two-Faced Republican Mississippian's
True Character

NASHVILLE, June 24.-TO-morrow
morning the american will publish the
political record of John II. Mcdowell.
Mcdowell is at present stumping Mis-
siSsippi in opposition to Senator George.
He has, of course, passed as Democrat
and been regarded as such. AflidavitS
from forty OF the leading citi-
zenS Of DeSha county show that
Mcdowell was an out and out Republi-
can, there being member OF secret
negro leagues, organizing the negroes
at night and eating at their tables. He
was elected Justice of the Peace, etc.
by the Republicans, and became so
obnoxious that the white people at one
time discussed the adviSability OF lynch
ing him. The article will cause a SEN
SatiOn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-25
National Plumbers Association Meet

CINCINNATI, o., June 24.-At the SeS-
sion Of the Master Plumbers ASSocia-
annual report, and was followed by re-
ports from the Vice-PreSidentS OF the
different States. Nearly all the Vice
Presidents referred TO the growth of
interest in sanitary plumbing, a matter
in which they said they had the active
sympathy and cooperation of the lead
ing and progressive physicians.
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Rnstnn Almost Shut Ont.

Boston, June 24.-Boston just es-
capped whitewash to-day. Twenty-six
of the home nine had been put out, and
only one scratch hit had been made off
Mcmahon when Radford cracked out
double and Tom Brown triple. scoring
two runs. Score: Boston ., Baltimore
3; hits, and :; errors, 3 and 2; earned,
Boston ., Baltimore /. Pitchers, O'Brien
and Mcmahon. Umpire. Kerins.
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Handsome reform school DESTROYED

OGDEN, UTAH, June 24.-The terri
torial reform school located here, and
the only institution OF the kind in Utah,
and one Of the finest in the country,
burned at o'clock this morning. There
were about so inmates, all OF whom
were out in the field. The building and
contents were totally destroyed. Loss
$50 900: well insured.
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Radbourne. Umpire, Lynch.
Plttsburg Wasn't in 1t.

CLEVELAND, O., June 24.-Gruber
pitched wonderful game to-day. Pitts
burg is credited with three hits, but not
one OF them was a clean hard single.
Except in one inning, the Clevelands
felded superbly. Doyle made two bril-
liant running catches and Johnson hit
the ball hard and timely. Score, CleYe-
land :, Plttsburg 2. Hits, and 2;
errors, each; earned, Cleveland 2;
pitchers, Gruber and King; umpire,
Battin
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Large Council of African Church.

Chicago, June 24.-The semi-annual
council of the Bishops of the African
NJ. +. Church met here to-day. This
body represents the largest organization
Of African MethodistS in the world. 1t
was organized in 1877 and now has a
membership of 100000 The United
States, Canada, British, West Indies,
Hayti, San Domingo and parts of Africa
are included.
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200 Cloakmakers Strike.

CLEVELAND, June 24.-At noon to-
day 300 cloakmakers walked out OF the
factory of Landsman, HirScheimer &
Co., one Of the largest concerns Of the
kind in the country, because Of reduc-
tion in wages. About IT'S OF the strikers
are women.
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Wannamaker in 1t.

PILADELPHIA, Pa, June 24,-The in
veStigating committee met again this
afternoon. Robert M. Yardley, re-
ceiver of the keystone bank, was the
first witness.
Mr.. Yardley said that the alleged
fraudulent stock had been turned over
TO him sealed in an envelope but the
certificates issued in Mr.. Wanamaker' 5
name were posted In the certificate
book. Mr.. Wanamaker'S name does not
appear on the stock ledger as the owner
Of the stock.
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Kick on the 9-Hour Limitation.

PIrTsBURG, PA, June ga commit
tee of the manufacturers appeared be-
fore the Amalgamated Association to-
day. They said they would reject all
new items, or EXTRAS" and objected es-
pecially to the 9-hour limitation in
heats. The scale is supposed to go into
effect July l, but the time for annual
repairs is now On.
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New Funeral Car.

Messrs. Altmyer e Myer, the Eighth
ward undertakers, have placed an order
with a prominent New York carriage
firm for magnificent funeral car,
which will be completed by July 18th.
1t will cost upwards Of $4,000, and will
be one of the finest hearses ever brought
to the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-25
Pbillie. Again Down Boston.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, June 24.-The
Phillies again defeated Boston by
bunching five of their hits in the fourth
inning. Score: Boston, 3; Philadei-
phia, 5. Hits, 0 each. Errors, 2 and l.
Pitchers, Staley and Gleason. Earned
runs, Boston, l; Philadelphia, 2. Um-
pire, Hurst.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-25

WASHINGTON, June "a. - Today's
game was slugging contest in which
the home team had slightly the best Of
it. Score; Washington, 8; Athletics, 5;
errors, 5 and 3; hits, 16 and IA; earned,
3 and 2; pitchers, Casey and Weyhing;
umpire, Ferguson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-25
cisrEN7Fns' sTEIKE WEAKENING
.o,ug Heart and Going Back by TwOs
and Threes.

.o,iug Heart and Going Back by TwOs
and Ihrees.
Plrr-rUEC, Jane 24.-With the ab-
a,e rejection by the bosses Of their
l~t and greatest concession, (the aban-
las of the >-hour move for Satur-
.ay hall holiday, the carpenters are
losing heart and are reported going
TX by twoS and thrceS. The 24l GER
terS oi NckeeSport have declared
ir strike for S-hoJrS of, and made
unconditional SURF nder to-day. The
painters and plaStererS nave re-
the scales signed some time ago,
.le preparing new rates for their
thar Will likely cause strike in
- -r---..
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ELLIOTT MURDER TRIAL.
witnesses for the state IntrOduced-The
Courts Rulings.

Courts Rulings.
COLUMBUS, June 24.-The State rested
its case in the trial of w. J. Elliott to-
day and the examination of witnesses
for the defense was commenced. Coun-
sci for the latter made an effort to have
the Court force the State 10 produce
certain eye-witnesSeS and examine them
the same as their own, but it was over
ruled. Thomas Keller, hackman, testl-
fed to threats of Osborn against w. j.
Elliott, and NJ. =. Howard, an inSuar-
ance agent, was examined for the pur-
pose of impeachins the testimony OF
State witness HOadly. His evidence
widely varied with that Of his son, who
followed him on the stand.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-25
Louisville Wins.

COLUMBUS, O., June 24.-Columbus
played lazy game and Louisville had
no trouble winning. Score: Columbus
l, Louisville 5; earned, Louisville 2;
hits, and o; errors, and 6. Umpire,
Jones. Pitchers Gastright and Bell.
Hits, and z; errors, and 4; earned,
Brooklyn 3. Pitchers, keefe and
Welch. Umpire, McQuade.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-25

AWHILE. PA. June 24-The
of Allegheny College had q
--m.. 1uS and interesting meeting to-
Ihc most Important action taken
trustees was TO tli number of
t.u, iu their large Board.
.- ,aaual Conservatory of Music
occurred This evening and was a
event. The fraternity banquet
sea. Tomorrow Will occur the
-g commencement exercises, fol-
I'D tae evening by the Presidents
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INDIAN DIssENsIONs.
Col. CorbIn on His Way to the Indian
Reservation.

Col. IOrDIn Oh MS WY % tIIo AIIN'I''''
Reservation.
Los ANGELES. GALA, June 24.-Col.
II. Corbin LETT to-day for the MoQui In
dian reservation, New Mexico, TO en-
force peace among the Indians, who are
having a disagreement among them
selves. The trouble arises from an or
dor of Indian Commissioner Morgan,
made last winter, in which he directed
that the Indian children be sent TO
school on the Moqui reservation. Part
of the Indians were in favor OF this
movement, others opposed it, so that
there were two factions formed in the
village.
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Hottest of the Season.

WATERLOO, Iowa, June 24.-To-day
has been the hottest day of the season,
90 degrees in the shade. Corn grew
three inches by actual measurement to-
day, and experts say tonight will be
good for two more.
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The Giants Proved Dwarfs.

NFw YORK, June 24.-The Giants
did not play much ball to-day, and the
Bridgerooms beat them rather easily.
Burns was fined SO for dirty" ball
playing, running in from third base
while coaching. He was Kissed through
out the game. Score: New York 8.
BROOKLYN Z.
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Sheepshead Races,

SHEEPsHEAD BAY, June 24.-Up-
wards of 5000 persons were present
here to-day to see the heaviest card of
the meeting.
First race, sweepstakes for 3-year-
olds and upwards-Correction won.
Time, 1:09 is.
Secon race, sweepstakes for 2-year-
olds, furlongs-His Highness won.
Time, 1:O1 3-5.
Third race, Handicap Sweepstakes,
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urRDERtD AND BOUND.
N.nr Woman Killed to save
Criminal.

, ,youan Killed to Save a
Criminal.
Cvy 3lQ...IWe St-aA, fQifs
SUNDAY evening bound. Two
mcn named Hardy and Armstrong
-w tte Girl and q man about a mile
n .oFa This was the last time the
-r r.s seen alive. Search parties are
securing the ue.chborhoOd from Satur-
day evening. Her head was crushed,
.r-hr0lt .gt from ear 90 ear and there
were several saShes ON the breast and
aaiomeu. There were evidences of 4
Ia-i struggle Oh the road 10 the scene
H. t.- murder. RgmOr says the girl
was au Important witness i'm murder
..s' uow pending In Newton county,
.al Interested parties are suspected
showing about the murder.
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TIE DAVIS MCNUMENT.
Southern Press Association Collecting
Funds To Meet in Atlanta.

Funds To Meet in Atlanta.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, June 24.-The
committee OF the Southern Press ASso-
Atlanta June 3Oth. at 10 o'clock in the
morning. Several leading cities in the
South will make liberal propositions
to ;hs committee in consideration of its
Joe ton, and the meeting is therefore
looked forward 20 with much interest.
10 is expected that location will be
fixed and design accepted at this
meeting.
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Ingenious West VirgInians.
NJ TisLf0rdf,a TO ths ReOistsr.

WASHINGTON, June 24.-The follow
ing patents have been Issued to West
Virginia: Jerome p Boyer, of Win
field, sewing machine; George II. Smith,
Webster, wheel hub; William and S. l..
Christian, Lantz's Mill, car coupling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-25
knights of Labor in Session.

COLUMBUS, O., June 24.-The General
Executive Board of the Knights Of La
Dor is in session, with 7. V. Powderiy,
John Devin, of Detroit, A. w. Wright,
of Niagara. Canada, and John w. Hayes,
Of Philadelphia, present.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-25
Another EmbeZZler.

TOLEDO, O., June 24.-This afternoon
William II. Cook, late police clerk of
this city, pleaded guilty Of embezzle
ment of 1000 of the city funds and
was sentenced to five years in the pen
and to pay fine of $4,000
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-25

NERVOUS DEBILITY, poor memory, diff
dence, sexual weakness, pimples, cured by
DR.. M lies Nervlne. Samples free at The
Logan Drug CO.. and r. B. Burt's, and at
Bowie Bro. 8, Bridgeport,
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Scored.
.I,Hce

Paying Teller-You will have to be
identified-have some one introduce
you to me-before ! can cash this
check.
Young Lady (haughtily)--But do
not care to know you sir.
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Latham and Keen
an were each fined
$40 for showing
Lynch how to um-
pire. Score: Chi
cago S, Cincinnati
2; hits, 13 and 8,
errors, 2 and 4;
earned runs, Chi
cago 4, Cincin-
natl /; pitchers,
Hutchinson and
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a Bad Beat.

ST. LOUIS, June 24.-Crane was bat
ted all over the field to-day. Score:
St. Louis IA, Cincinnati 3; errors, 4 and
;; hits, II and 4; earned, ST. Louis 5;
pitchers, Stivetts and Crane.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-25

.,.,''H and Mrs O'Shea Married.
N' June 2f.-After adjourning
'-'S evening, it was reported
..r.,, Is that Mr.. Parnell was mar
.r-.. '.''' % Shea last Thursday in
tc>c privacy.
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WHEELING, W. VA, THURSDAY MORNING. JUNE 25 1891.
lie and furlong-Judge Morrow won.

mile and aluTIOnB-J UuBe 4nUIIO" "OH'
Time, 1855.
Fourth race, purse $1,000, selling; one
mile-Arab won. Time, LAP As.
Fifth race, Handicap sweepstakes,
heats seven furlongs-Rambler won.
Time, 1:29 Is.
Second heat-Banquet won. Time,
1:S0
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Quite Like.

"These very tight dresses the women
wear remind me of that old theatrical
sign"
"Which?"
standing Room Onls."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-25
Celebrated Author Dead.

STAMFORD. CT, June 24.-Prof.
Francis H. Brown, the celebrated COM
poser and author, is dead.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1891-06-25
EgIeoce in The King Trial In.

rW~, June 24.-All OF the evil
-he King trial was i'm at an
'-r taiS morning and Col. Grant
opened the arguments for the
Dis speech not being concluded
rrt adjourned. The Criminal
.om was crowded as never be-
A->. David P0ston, she widow of
red lawyer, was an interest
e-etur.