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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-10
spoKEs FROM THE WHEELS.

Carl Hess Is contemplating joining
the cash prize league. There Is no
money, he says, in amateur racing al
present.
Otto Zeigler, Of San Jose, CAL, broke
the Pacific coast five mile road record
recently, riding the distance in IA min
utes IA seconds.
The Wauseon (O.) Cycling club ad-
vertises itself as the most enthusiastic
on earth"
Charles Barden, the English rider,
who was not permitted to compete al
the Chicago meet, not having any Gre
dentals, has Joined the cash prize
league.
The Central City Cycle club Of Ma
con has completed q three lap track In
Central Park, and racing enthusiasm In
the city is at the top notch. The club,
although but few months old, has IS
enthusiastic members, with rooms fur
nished with every convenience In the
center OF the city.
II. C. Wheeler has won nearly $4,000
up to date. Nice sum that for the
Orange boy.
E. E. Mitchell, merchant OF Rich
mond, KY, and local consul OF the L.
A. W., arrived at Seattle, Wash, re-
Gently, on a safety, having Travelled
3,19O miles on his wheel. He left
Richmond in May, and travelled by way
of CHEYENNE and Yellowstone park.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-10

George La Blanche, 10 rounds, SO min
utes, Larchmont, n. Y, March14, 1886;
beat Dacey. Reese and McHugh In one
week, round glove contests, at the
Hoboken Casino, and Kelleher, Boden
and Gabig, at Wilmington, Del, two
weeks later; beat John Reagan, As
rounds, II minutes, Lloyd's Neck, N.
Y, December IA, 1887; beat Dominick
McCaffrey, 10 rounds, Jersey City, Feb
ruary l, 1888.
Dempsey was defeated by La Blanche
In San Francisco, August 2s, 1889, In 80
rounds, and later by Bob Fltzsimmons
In New Orleans, in IS rounds.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-10
CLARINGToN.

CLAR1NGToN, O., September 9.-Messrs.
C. L. Cochran End Albert Dietrich were al
Pittsburg this week.
John Habermehl. OF PittsburR, Is the
guest of his brother, DR.. Z. Habermehl.
Wesley Cain, of Powhattan, attended
the festival here Friday evening.
Miss Mabel Sturgeon returned home
Wednesday from visit OF several weeks
to friends at Somerton, o.
The Darlington brass band furnished the
music for the Woolsfeld fair this week.
Mrs. Rebecca Troy has been very sick
for some time, and at this writing she is
no better.
Mrs. Alice McKinnie moved her house.
hold goods to Wheeling this Saturday
morning.
Robert Campbell will preach In the
Christian Church Sunday, September 10th,
at 10 o'clock in the morning and in the
evening.
The ladies Of the NJ. E. Church gave a
festival in the Town Hall Friday evening.
for the benefit Of the Church. The festi-
val was a success, the only drawback pc
ing that they ran out of ice cream about
o'clock. Had they had plenty OF cream
they would have sold q great deal more.
On last Sunday, September Bird, Lewis
Ebert was robbed Of his money and papers.
Mr.. Ebert lives In the country, about hye
miles from town. He kept his money and
papers in q tin box, which he kept hid in
the cupboard. On last Sunday, while he
and his wife were at church, some one en-
tered his house, broke open the cupboard
and stole the box with all its contents.
There was about two hundred dollars in
money, being gold and silver, AMI lot OF
notes. mortgages and deeds, among them
being the deed for his farm. This is
heavy loss for Mr.. Ebert, who is quite an
old man.
The directors Of the Clarington Oil and
Gas Company met last Thursday evening
and levied an assessment OF one dollar on
each share Of stock, such assessment 10 be
paid by Octobsr first.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-10
A SPEEDY WILKES.
Another Fast Member of tho Most Fam
Gus Equine Family.

Another Fast Member of tho Most Fam
Gus Equine Family.
The number OF members OF the fam
Gus Wilkes equine family who are get
ting marks below the best record ever
made by that grand old campaigner
Dexter, the wonder Of his day, is increas-
ingevery month.
Phoebe Wilkes is the last one OF the
family TO distinguish herself by the &C.
leritous manipulation OF her heels. She
trotted recently at Buffalo in q race,
which she won, her three heats be-
ing reeled off in the sensational
time OF 2:121S, 2:124 aud 2:13. Dur
Ing the present season she has met and
defeated such flyers as Bell6ower, Lee
Russell, Katherine S., Florida, Lees
Pilot, Vic H., Hazel Wilkes and Mag
noia.
Phoebe Wilkes Is owned and driven by
NJ. E. McHenry, of Chicago, an expert
reinsman and man OF excellent judg-
ment. She is a brown mare years old,
by Hambletouian Wilkes out OF Dolly
Smith. She was bred by Z. Z. Beard
sley, OF Bronson, Mich.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-10

George Starr was born in New Jersey
in 1862, and Is years ago he commenced
driving for Mr.. Doble, in whose employ
he continued until 1891, when he took
charge of Monroe Salisbury's stable.
His success in that stable is well known.
He gave Direct record OF 200, Flying
Jib one of 2:O5I, end all the members
of his stable made such a showing as
at once placed him in the front rank OF
great trainers and drivers. This year
he has public stable, aud the class OF
horses that are in il shows how thor
oughly he has the confidence OF the
public.
Gil Curry was born in Kentucky in
1861 and began driving trotters in 1877.
He had his share OF success from the
first and has gradually worked himself
up until now he is one Of the foremost
members OF the profession. That good
PAGER Major Wonder, 2:1O, was given
his record by Mr.. Curry, and Dandy,
2:14si, and the PAGER Lee 81, 2:144,
were also pupils in his school. These
form only small proportion Of the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-10

builds about feet IL inches high
and weighs in condition about i55
pounds.
Like the world famous j. 5. Johnson,
Bird started as q skater. Last year he
did excellent work on the wheel, but
during the present season he has
eclipsed all of his previous perform
ances.
Among his most notable wins are the
following: Twenty-Five mile Como road
race in 1:13:O3 3.5; the 10 mile cham
pionship of the ST. Paul Cycle club in
2s:5s and the State championship races
OF one-quarter, one half, one and five
miles. BE has also established State
records as follows: One-quartor mile,
34$I; one mile, 2:33 Is, and five miles,
14:l4. His time in the Como road race
and 10 mile St. Paul c. c. championship
are also State records for 10 and IS
miles. At some of these distances he
has made better time in practice on the
Kitsondale trotting track at st. Paul, 4
track which is by no means fast. He
has covered quarters in 30 and SO aud
several times a mile under $3.50.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-10
WEST LIBERTY.

WEST LIBERTY, w. Va, September s.
The Normal, School will begin the 18th
inst.
Mrs. d. S. Thompson and daughter have
gone back 70 the city, after spendinga Few
weeks with her aunt, Mrs. ID. +. Biggs.
Miss Callie Curtis has returned from
Mountain Lake Park.
Prof. Armstrong was in the village last
week.
Walter Allemong leaves Tuesday for
Morgsntown 70 attend the University.
Mrs. II. G.. Wilkinson and son lett sat
urday morning, after very pleasant vlslt
among relatives and friends.
MIST Maude Curtis is visiting Miss
Caisy Richardson, Of New Martinsyille.
Miss Verne Biggs has been visiting rela-
tives and friends in the city the past week.
J. NJ. Faris, wife and niece, attended
the State Fair, Thursday.
Miss Bertha Rich, Of Wheeling, will at
tend school at West Liberty Normal this
coming term.
j. W. Young. OF this place, had quite q
success with MS stand near the Fair
Grounds the past week.
Miss Ella McColloch attended the Fair,
Thursday.
The common schools opened last Mon
day with q large number OF pupils The
teachers this year are Z. a. branoro and
Miss Addie L. Gardner.
A bear in the streets OF West Liberty,
between IL and IL p. N Sunday. Some OF
the belated travellers returning from the
camp grounds saw what was supposed 70
be a white polar bear. They could not
tell where il came from, unless 1t had es-
capped from Walter L. Mains s1ash-up on
the p. c. & St. L. railroad. It has not
been seen since, but farmers would do well
70 protect their hocks and herds
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-10
|s, ones Mr.. Curry has driven to thei

lst ones Mr.. Curry has driven to their
rec&ds.
George II. Ketcham was born In To-
ado, and about five years ago the cares
~ b,esiness told on him to such an
extant sshat his physician advised
him to ees horse and drive as
much as poogsible. Acting under
this advice, Mr.. Mstcham purchased the
PAGER Charley Friel, N2:164, and about
a year latsx he surprise& ms irlenas oY
driving that horse to recoN0 oi @'i1I4'
Mr.. Ketcham's health rapSaly I'M
proved, and he began getting togSIher
a collection OF trotters at his stock faiS9l
at Toledo. This 7ear he has trio OF
race mares composed Of Miss Ida a
yearsl, 2:145l; Katie Earl, 2:161S, and
Nyanza a years., 2:15I. Mr.. Ketcham
drives like veteran, and the showing
his grand mares are making this year
speaks louder than words Of his ability
as 0 conditioner.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-10
ohio's Grand Tax Duplicate.
lSut-ial Tel1oran % az Rseister.

COLUMBUS, o., September s.-The
grand tax duplicate OF personal proper
~ in the State upon which taxes for
next year will be computed, was COM
pleted by the Auditor of State to-day.
The total 4 S551, 274,22 against $751;
500, O96 la& year. The apparent de-
crease is az united for, however, by
be fact tn. the new Nichols
W, telegraK e and express
,perty is I : class.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-10
DEMPSEY REDIvIyUS.
Remarkable Record of the Pugilist Who
Was Once "Ths Nonpariel."

Remarkable Record of the Pugilist Who
Was Once "Ths Nonpariel.'
Jack Dempsey, the "ex-Nonpareil,"
who is again in New York City, will
probably meet Burge, the Englishwelter-
weight, before the snow flies. This will
mark the return TO the ring OF the man
who has the most remarkable record OF
any pugilist Of American rearing.
Jack Dempsey was born at the Cur
ragh Of Kildare, Ireland. on December
Is, 1862. He first beat Ed. Mcdonald,
81 rounds, April 7, 1888, for 500
purse. He beat Jack Boylan, % rounds,
at Flushing bay, New York, August IA,
1883. He beat Jim Barry, B rounds,
FEB. 20, 1884; beat w. Mahoney, 8
rounds, January, 1884; beat j. Hennes-
sey, January, 1884; beat 7. Sullivan, 2
rounds, January, 1884; beat Jim Fell,
10 rounds, 81 minutes. 1884; beat Billy
Dacey, 9 rounds, 35 minutes, March,
1884; beat Joe Hayes, 6 rounds, April,
1884; beat George Fulljames, champion
lightweight Of Canada, % rounds, SO
minutes, July 30, 1884; beat Mike
Dempsey, rounds, IL minutes, Sept.
4. 1884; got decision, contest With
Bob (Cockney) Turnbull, DIS,
Oct. %, 1884; beat Tom Henry. Grounds,
% minutes, November, 1884; beat
Tom Ferguson, rounds; beat Billy
I'Frazier. 6 rounds; beat Billy Frazier, 8
rounds; beat Jimmy Ryan, 5 rounds;
beat Mike Mallon, rounds; beat Chas.
Bixamos, 5 rounds. beat Tommy Barry,
rounds; beat Tom Cleary, 5 rounds;
beat Jim Carr, rounds; beat Jack kee-
nan, rounds; beat Billy Manning,
rounds; beat Tom Norton, 4 rounds;
beat Dave Campbell, 3 rounds; beat
Tom Barry, rounds; beat Jimmy
Murray, rounds; beat Jack Fo-
garty for $4,000, 81 rounds, ho9 81
minutes, New York, February g, 1886;
beat Pete Mccoy, 6 rounds; beat
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-10

You only need make the most super
fetal examination 10 determine tho value
of the Register as an advertising me-
dun. Publishes more local and teIe-
graphic news In one Issue than any OF
its contemporaries do In TIRES.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-10
RA1LRMns.
Wheeling Bridge &TEmlnll Railway Co.
Time Table Noo, 20 take effect 1901 a Ia,
Sunday July ie43

Time Table No0 60 take effect l2.0l a m
Sunday, July ., 1879
Leave Wheeling-t6:4J, 1910. iSOa s2:o
1000 a. IN t2;a5, $50 49, ts.oOp. N.
Leave PsRinsala-td:N, fs.O6, ls;0s. i2lN
1905 a. M, 1881. .2.t6, S;5i. $500
Arrive M.run's Ferry-fg.aA
1851 tlO:i2a M. f2:Ss, '2;s2 49,
Arrive Terminal J0nction-ts:s,
$1,000, 40 ia M. t2:+5 sl.g5 %
Leave Terminal Juncton-fIitA
Am, tI:36. s2' 30. t6;l4. S5.lL fs.A
Leave Martins Feuy-fI;b ~
m, III a, IS. 10: ~, g5:lg, fs:5&
Leave PsHinsuls--f 49, ts;lt,
ti:gD. -2:so, go. $3.50. 1855, 500
Arrive whssliug--ff;SL pD
ti:A '2:s2, 1851. 1851. ts;t3, sloi
'Daily tDAily except sunday
All trains will run on Eastern Tii
nol9eAs j. Z. rtL
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-10
misNEsorA,s CaAmPIos.
b. b. Bird, Who Has Done Some Remark
ably Fine Bicycle Riding.

Berney Byron Bird, the new cham
pion bicycle rider OF Minnesota, was
born in Hampton, Mimi, 20 years ago,
but for the past six years he has lived
in st. Paul, where he is member OF
the st. Paul Cycle club. He is Of fine
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-10

At the close of last season Phebe's
mark was 2:171l, and her recent i'm
provement would therefore seem to In
dictate that she will yet get below the
2:l0 notch.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-10
Hoof Beat. and Echoes.

Direction, by Director, is one OF the
fastest PAGERS in the green ranks. He
recently, at Terre Haute, Ind, did a
mile and repeat In 2:17A aud 2:14%.
He will be heard from when he starts
In the slow classes.
When Ellard. 2:l11S, was . 2-year-old
his owner was anxious to sell him, and
he was offered for sale At $1,000, but
could not ini buyer. This season he
has proved to be one OF the big winners
In Budd Doble's stables.
One OF the most promising 3year-old
FLIES in the west is the black FLY Rose
Leaf, by Gold Leaf, 2:164.
The dams OF Directors Flower, Mill
Lady and Falfs have records better
than 2:30.
Rowdy Knox, 2:204, by Eastern Boy.
has been sold to Walter Cor, Manches-
ter, n. 81.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-10

Cur coupons from the REGISTER and Oh
tain masterpiece OF English literature
See coupon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-10

Pet dogs are now dyed to harmonic
with the prevailing tint Of their mis-
tr--s' boudoir.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-10

Iris said that Mark Smith will be at
the head OF company rfxt season In q
new musical comedy y Stanislaus
STANCE. called .John Ale :"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-09-10
VI. Elyri, ard The Lake shore Rou,.
u-tf IN. 1913.

sDaily. fDaily except sunday
JOHN BAiLIE. 10
fussadn 7. T.. DUNBAR. Tn
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-14
The Eeri.e.I OraInance.

City Attorney J. l.. Haas ha- found
:ae revising II the Rock Island city
ordinances much more 81 an under
taking than ne bargained for The
insertion Of the special ordinances
and the numerous street railway or
diuances, etc. adopted within recent
wears he finds sufficient in them
selves 10 fill a vol line the size Of the
present book Of ordinances The new
ordinances viii be double the size Of
the book now in u e, and viii be CON-
pleted about the first Of the year.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-14
All The Hor.e Lived.

T1= assuring and gratifying news
comes from Chicago that after dill
gent ri-atiCn. Col. & " Dur
ham found that the horse reported
20 have died from the service he gave
f. 90 Illinois lay az the fair sid NOS
careful attention and skill u veter-
mary science has fully recovered
from the eTect- " the Jan expe-
rieaee-a-d the sg.oue. -ti.i stands
forth with hi- military .u-rre IN
dimmed In the q ~ Of trying ordealS-
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-14
Really for Winter

IEs line wagon q the street rail
say company las beer over about al
q -1e rack curing the past few
weeks. -Le -Ta- Tir=- have been
-.-E-e-ei- the -su> that connect the
--1--e- 7E-.- ain l-- spans have r.
cei~e- q fresh C1a- ~ Insulating ma
-ar5z.. AM -as same activity a4-
Je-1 shown IL Getting th= overhead
apparatus ri the system ready ;a- cAa
winter strain g. 1a- been shown In
putting the --z-E 5l SHAPE. The mo-
p.-7.- and placed IN some - -ae large
open Watch loser sa-- Last spring
z-a --E being --.l-a. rE she u-e----
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-14

Fe@zev ~ kfFlin Maas - smith
Farmer Martin Buru- " V0=s IN
wrestling bout sad also numerous
EEae- evezr- The viut-gp ufL BE-
q -plrrz-.- match between Ton Cox
and jack Haye--
Efrzr, P CsreeaIsaf AMI Miss
I-gaezss Z BeneEe.- Il >1rzrn4- vEere
married IL Trinity ree-s-v " e,ine--
Ezv av Rev h F. Sw1et- The groom
J. Connect ri Eith the Savanna Times
AMI the bride j. one - the h-sc
known ~ guz ladies Il thai place
NJ ,s--ea Ie1ti- aH.olI parf>Aie1er %
D. >ueet- a-d cane here with EI>
BRIDE Co ave E5m ot7eTa-e In the
zzp0-e-t event q HI lie
P-su- have been received IN Dzv-
=-usrt fe- the new government bg5li-
M ta h.= rects,i IN that CITY The
contrast & % - Let 1v >ap-- Z c.
. C-ag-zz- F1r5y-faUr sy eighty fees
ot The building viii BE- tuo stories
LizL AID r1e balance z6x>1- wlIL be
1-= --orv- The oaildlu- WILI Be- solid
AMI substantial. hrT- Ascending 70 a
Davenport paper VIII not bs striking
IL t. a-ch- cecta.a- design
TEe Dz-elpsrr steam Heating
company a, discharged all IT, uz5ra
men and Paid them on AMI hereafter
only E1--Elica me1 Viii BE- employ
=t- Aaolt two weeks a-0 the com
pa1r Eai --1ua-e ui-h some II II
NEE uEs5z we-e---- because ~ The.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-14
Worlds D air Rates

Round trip tickets to Chicago are
now on sale via C.. Il. /. & p. rail
way at one fare Gs497) from Rock
Island Return limit Nov. Is. Nine
fast express trains daily in each di-
reetion on the great Rock Island
route
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-14

with q replere stock ot E4--
and Winter >UitiD-> a. y
I119 Second avenue. II -l9
store formerly occupied -v
H D. Folsom. .
N. ENIt.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-14

The best in the market and al low
est prices for Ocf Ober delivery, at
T. II. Ellis
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-14

The MAkEE< e IT. Sz-e-s C.-zrrh
Remedy say If &c cam cure ycur
CaTzrTh TO E1---- WHAT vc-r case <.
Eel. pay ron $50 m czSt-- Nov vou
cza So whz- ! -1s. ~ C-hsr remedies.
AID decide while j. ulu-r likely 10 cure
you- Costs Only a cents.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-14
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Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-14
The Meather forecast

Fair weather. co der; brisk wesler-
" winds. F. J. NALz, Observer.
Rock Island daily Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1886-1893, 1893-10-14

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The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-16
R J. WILSON, AGENT
The substitute was lost.

The SuDSJlJutD WIS iosb.
 The question recurring upon the adop- ton of amendment No. 2, the same was lost. .,
 On motion of MT. Emmerson the bill was ordered engrossed and made a special order for Wednesday pm.
 Special order, house bill No. II, for an act to amend section of the acts of ls9l, entitled an act to regulate legal advertising. Read third time and placed upon its fnsi passage, the question being shall the bill pass. The clerk called the roll, when the following voted in the affirmative, 6S; Tn the negative, 4.
 House bill No. B, by Mir. Russell, es- tablishing a uniform price and series oI school books, was read third tune ana placed upon it's final passage.
 Mr. Russell explained that two years ago the senate and house had each bill before them on this subject, and that both bodies were agreed that some measure of that character should be passed. He said the bill contained the best features of the two bills referred to, and that the main object of the bill was to obtain cheaper school books.
 MT. Williamson was opposed to the blli. It tended to throw the responsibility ot ed ucating the children on the state and ould engender confusion. He thought the bill should not pass.
 Mr. McCauley was opposed to the Dill and spoke earnestly against its passage. i.
 At 12 m the house took rece till Z p.ru
The Russellville Democrat., 1893-02-16
Friday Morning, February 10.
SENATE.

SENATE
 The president brought the house to or der at 8: 80 this morning.
 The secretary called the roll and an nouneed a quorum present.
 Rev. Mir. Tarlton, chaplain of the house of representatives led the body in prayer. The journal clerk read the proceedings of yesterdays session and they were signed and approved by the president.
 REPORT OF COMMITTEES.
 Senator Russ, chairman of committee on agriculture, reported on senate bill 165, for an act to inclose certain lands on White river in Independence county; recommend that it do pass.
 Senator Harkey, chairman of the com mittee on finance, report house bill No. l49, and recommend that it do pass.
 Senator Holmes, chairman of committee on constitutional amendments, re- port house joint resolution No. ,, proposing an amendment to the constitution of the state of Arkansas, and return the same without recommendation.