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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-12
Sunday, September "A

grounds here there was an interesting
game of baseball seen by about three
hundred persons. The North Wheeling
CLUB came out to beat the home team,
but got beaten, the score being Is TO
10. Stein and Hamm acted as battery
for the Fultons. Stein pitched and he
is developing into good ball twirler,
as the Wheeling boys could not hit him
successfully. Farley and Jones was the
battery for the Wheeling club.
Tomorrow night the Wienerwust
band will go to Henry Kiehl's place
near here, where they will be enter
tanned. A rousing big time is looked
for. George Marshall is now president
OF the band, Conrad Stein is manager,
John Ham is secretary. and the drec-
tars are Edward Bruner, Robert Stew
art, John sStein and Herman Swartz
The organization is arranging for q
series of social entertainments this win
ter.
The town schools are now under good
head way. The scholars have got down
to work, and the most successful result
in the schools history Is looked for.
Within the last week the attendance
has increased eleven scholars. There
is no sickness among the scholars.
Last Saturday night there was a
pleasing social event at Jacob Korn's
place. Guests from Wheeling, Martins
Ferry, and a large number Of persons
living here, attended. There was good
music, dancing aud grand feast to
close the pleasing social event.
Along Center street the town is max
ing big improvements. The sewer OIL
Baker street, SO long nuisance, Is be-
ing changed. The pike along Baker
street is also to be improved. twill be
raised two feet to keep water from ac-
cumulatng on IL.
Last Saturday night Marshal Jas.
Marshall arrested John Isenberg and
VIM. Jordan, disord5rlies. They were
making a great uproar, and when ar
rested were confined in the lookup
Each got 81 and costs, which they paid.
Next Sunday the celebrated Ground
Hog Club, OF this place, will leave for
another hunting expedition.
Contractor Edward Hamm is finish
ing an extensive contract In East
Wheeling.
Miss Lottie Ritter, stenogrspher at
Bloch Bros, is away on weeks Vaca-
ton.
Chas. Weimer and wife left last Sat
urday for visit to the Worlds Fair.
Business among merchants is said to
be rapidly improving.
Jas. II. Bogard is out OF town spend
ing his vacation.
Mrs. Lawrence Heller is improved,
after a sickness.
Adolph Landau is at Che Worlds
Fair.
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Everything Looks Encouraging : More
Cracks Secured for the Races.


Everything Looks Encouraging : More
cracks secured for the Races.
From present. indications the State
L. A. w. meet st the Fair GROUNDS on
Monday, Tuesday and Wednesday OF
next week, will be an immense success.
The affair assumes greater proportions
every day. 1t has already far sur
passed the expectations OF the ciuo
which started the project, Yesterday
]. s. Johnson and w. L. Rhodes, OF the
Century Club, of Syracuse, n. T., ana
A. /. Brown, of Cleveland, forwarded
their entry blanks to this city, properly
filed and signed. These men are all
"cracks." Johnson is the man VINO is
hustling Zimmerman for the worlo's
championship. The best riders In the
world will be present during the three
days.
President Geiger, of the Wheeling
Athletic Wheelmen, under whose aus
pices the State meet will take
place, established his headauar-
tiers last night at the wheeling
Press Club, in the Keely block, and
during the evening received a NUMBER
OF entries for the races, swelling the
list to upwards OF forty. Among those
who entered were J. NJ. Smith and y.
It. Smith, of the Mountain State Cy-
clers; A. T. Enlow, OF Bridgeport; ia
son Stamp, VIII Greer, VIII Dwlger, {.
FL. Geiger, Neff LANG, Will Kuhn, w.
t. Sadler, ]. f. McCarter, c. H.
O'Bierne and others.
The handicap entries will close to-
night. 1t is expected that there Will De
seventy-five entries in all. In some
contests, the entries are so numerous
that trial races will have to be con-
tested.
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FULION.

There was unusual excitement In
town yesterday. A fellow, presumably
from Wheeling, arrived In town and
went among the people selling canned
tomatoes. He offered two dozen cans
for fifty cents, and soon sold them. He
did not take his stock along with him,
but had the tomatoes hid near the Pen
insula cemetery. He got the goods and
soon returned, carrying them In
a sack. People then became sus-
pieious, and Marshal Jos. Marshall
was notified. The fellow delivered bis
stock, and just as he was leaving town,
the officer gave chase, an exciting race
ensued. Half the population was
out 10 see the chase. The officer gained
but the man with the bag ran like q
deer, and reached Wheeling's city lin
its before the Marshal.
Last Sunday afternoon on the
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Hi. rhinknn nsfentad.

For some time a well-known man of
the Riverside Iron Works has been
training a fine game chicken. For
some time, too, he has been after a we'll
known butcher along Forty-third street
to let their games fight. The butcher
consented yesterday, and In the meat
mans back yard yesterday evening the
two elegant fowls faced each other.
There was a good crowd OF sightseers
on hand and the interest was great The
fight was the most exciting thing that
has ever occurred around Forty-third
street for some time. From the start the
butchers fowl had the best OF 1t, and
completely demoralized the mill mans
fowl. The last seen of the mill man he
was carrying his exhausted chicken
down the street.
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An insult to Gladstone.

LONDON, September 1.-THE sensa-
zion Of the day here is Gn attack made
yesterday upon Mr.. Gladstone by the
Rev. Frederick Davies. Mr. Gladstone,
Il appears, attended divine services
yesterday at the Episcopal Church, at
Bairgowie, and the sacred edifCe, in
honor of the Premier's visit, was packed
with people anxious TO see the great
Liberal leader. On previous Sundays
il would seem the church mentioned
hasn't been crowded with worShippers.
The Rev. Frederick Davies, who was 10
preach the sermon, publicly inSulted
Mr.. Gladstone by refusing to shake
hands with the venerable statesman be-
fore the service. In addition, during
the sermon the clergyman vehemently
condemned the people present for, as
he claimed, coming to church for an
unworthy motive, to worship creature
rather than the creator. The remarks
of the Rev. Frederick Davies caused
much indignation among the majority
Of those present.
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Kioting HunKarIans.

PITTsBURE, PA, September IA
Corapolis, Pa, special says: A large
party of Hungarian coal miners en-
gagged in riot at Cliff Mines, on the
Montour railroad, near here, last even
ing, over the possession OF a watch.
Reviewers, clubs and stones were freely
used, and when the fight was finally
ouelled it was found that five Huns
had been shot and number Of others
bruised and cut None OF them, how
ever, was dangerously injured. No ar
rests have been made, and 1t is evident
the trouble Is not over.
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COUNCIL COMMITTEES.

Only One Secures Quorum-North
Market street Railway.
The Council Committees on Railroads,
Streets, Alleys and Grades, were called
In conjunction yesterday afternoon at
three o'clock, and failed by one member
to have quorum Of both Committees.
Among other matters discussed was the
matter OF delay on the part OF the
Wheeling Railway Company to furnish
the City Solicitor, who was present,
and had prepared an ordinance with a
profile or measurement OF grades for
the proposed North Market streetrail-
way. In the drift Of the talk there was
a suggestion thrown out by an Elm
Grove official who was present, that
they be allowed to track North Market
street, and seemed to meet the wishes
OF members present. 1t is more than
probable that when these Committees
do meet, the people OF North Market
will be assured Of line Of track.
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IN soolErY.
Evdnts That are Past ana to Come In the
Gay World.


Rvdnts That are Past and to Come In the
Gay World.
There will be an informal hop at
Franzheim's Hall on Friday evening.
The affair is under the auspices Of Roy
Boyd. Killmeyer will furnish the
music.
Anumber Of prominent 20 ung society
people of Centre Wheeling will give a
bowling party at the Park Friday night.
80
The marriage Of Mr.. George E. House,
OF this city, aud Miss Pickering, OF
Plttsburg, will take place at the home
Of the bride this evening. 1t Will De
followed by reception, after which the
happy couple will leave on-a three
weeks wedding tour. Upon their re-
turn they will reside In Pittsourg.
80
The weddlngof Mr.. Henry Hess and
Miss Ionic Lang will take place at 81.
Joseph's Cathedral at 1880 O'Clock this
morning. The ceremony will be per-
formed by Rev. Father McElligott, OF
Grafton.
The popular Premis Club has reor.
ganized for the winter season, and
rented club room in the Reilly block.
The initial nun Der upon its programme
of winter hops was given last night at
the Wheeling Club hall, in the Rodgers
block, and proved delightful terpsi-
chorean affair, Kilimyer made the
music, to which about fifty young
society people spent an enjoyable season
in dancing.
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Your Age. Mr.. Post.

M. d Post, the brilliant young ora
tor Of Harrison county, is mentioned In
connection with the Democratic nomi-
nation for Congress in the First district
in '94. As his extreme youth might
prevent his securing a.sest in the House
of Representatives, II will be in order
for him to make a statement OF his age.
II he has not passed that age when
young" women are referred to as be-
ing sin the sere and yellow leaf" he
cannot be Democracy's candidate
Charlastnn Tribune.
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Serious Accident.

A few days ago a daughter, aged two
years, of Manager Phillips, Of Balzer's
ale brewery, near Twenty-ifth street,
suffered q most painful accident. She
was standing near Kettle of boiling
water when she fell into il, badly scald-
ing her body. DR., Brannon, OF South
Chapline street, was called and found
the little girls back and legs terribly
scalded. The child was very bad yes
terday, but the doctor thinks she will
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-12
Mest yirglnla Enthusiast.

George w. Hawvernale, Of Berkeley
Springs, Is digeSting the sights OF the
Worlds Exposition at Chicago, and is
enthusiastic over West Virginia's dis
play, of which he writes: 1.-The exhibits
OF coal and forestry are the finest at the
Fair and will undoubtedly secure first
premiums. The cereals, sand, clay, etc,
are all good Our building is a credit
to the State and compares favorably
with all others
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Coke Works Resuminr.

PIrrsBURG, September IA large
number of coke works In the Connells-
vile region resumed operations to-day
after an idleness Of three months. Five
thousand man returned to work, and
several Thousand more expect to start
within the next ten days. There IS
great rejoicing throughout the region
over the prospect OF general resump-
ton.
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stole AN OH Wen Cable.

Sps1al telegram &c ne RsotSss--
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, September IL.
Two thousand feet Of oil we'll cable
worth $3.50, stolen from a. Russell. an
oil operator, at SisterSville few days
ago, was found latar on in this city,
having been regularly shipped by some
BODY over the Ohio River railroad. The
police kept watch and to-day a man
named Dun called at the depot for the
rope and was arrested by Lieut.. dis,
aud will be held until the owner Of the
rope appears.
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BIsMAROk SERIOUSLY Ill.
he is said to BE Paralyzod and Taking
Food From an Attendant

Food From an Attendant.
PARIS, September ia special re-
ceived here from Klssingen says that
Prince Bismarck is very seriously i'll to-
day. II is said that he entirely lost the
use OF his hands.
The most alarming reports are In cir
culation here as TO the state OF Prince
Bismarck's health. 1t is said that be
has been stricken with paralysis aud
that he has entirely lost the use Of his
hands. lie Is being fed by his attend
ants, aud 10 is said that his doctors to-
day are holding a consultation OF the
gravest nature. Though the real state
Of the distinguished sufferers health
may be somewhat exaggerated there
seems no reason TO doubt that his ILL
ness has assumed a most serious turn.
Sclatica is said TO be the foundation OF
the disease from which the Prince is
suffering, and II reports are TO be be-
leved this disease has developed into
paralysis.
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BADLY FrirhtnnAd.

The Misses Minnie and Louisa Tape,
daughters OF Louis Tape, Of Fortieth
and Wood streets, got 4 terrible fright
few nights ago. When they entered
their hall at home, after having been
out spending the evening, they ran
against man, who took after them and
ran them up the street. They returned
with reinforcements, but the fellow had
escaped
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-12
ro REEP our rnn OaoLERA.

II the cholera can be kept out Of this
country only by locking the gates to all
immigration, then let the gates be
locked.
But how about freight 1t has been
thoroughly proven that the germs may
come in box or bale Of merchandise as
easily as in the human body. 1t has,
also. been shown that fumigation that
does not reduce to ashes the article fun
igated cannot be absolutely relied on
10 let no guilty germ to escape. Hence
to be absolutely sure that cholera will
not enter this country we must close ev-
sry door, not only to every immigrant,
but also to the cargo OF every ship and
NOT allow the ship itself TO come within
touch OF our wharves.
To be dead certain sure Uncle Sam
must 90 into utter and complete seclu-
sion and hold no intercourse Of any kind
.hatever with the remainder Of Cons
ltstool.
nd then after the ninety-ninth door,
entrance and skylight had been
! the chances are that the one
,dth back alley way would be for
'st us bolt and paddock all the
putty up the keyholes, II needs
I the wise medical authorities
4 give Messrs. Bacilli Germ &
opportunities to do business
nse in this country as pos
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-12
FREIGHT WRECK
At GastonviIle, on the b. s. O.-one Man
Injured.

At GastonviIle, on the b. s. Ozone Man
Injured.
Yesterday afternoon there was
wreck on the Pittsburg division OF the
B. & o. at Gastonvile. Six cars were
demolished, and Flagman Grascer,
whose home is at Washington, Pa, was
severely injured. Gastonville is fifteen
miles this side of Pttsburg. The local
freight train was standing at the sta
ton. The through freight came behind
the local, and its speed could not be
checked before smashing into the train
ahead. The cars were badly smashed, one
being landed on the engine. Besides
the six cars completely wrecked, about a
dozen more were badly damaged. Work
was at once begun clearing away the
wreck, and it cannot all be gotten
away before this morning. All the b.
& o. trains were late as result yester-
day afternoon and evening.
When the accident occurred the In
iured fiagman was in the eaboose OF the
local. He was caught between two
timbers, and his body painfully
crushed. His injuries are not fatal,
however.
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rRE RSsfONsIBILIFX.

Republican correspondent OF the
W York Times addresses the follow
letter Of inquiry to that journal;
Eou have q great deal TO say nowadays
Jout honest money and your Ideas meet
with my full appreciation But why don't
YOU convert your delectable party 20 your
sound financial views, or else come over TO
the Republican party, the only honest
money party'l Four-hfths, at least or.
that party are for sound money, and you
sa0not denV that at least four-hfths OF
~onr marty are for free silver, wildcat
banks, and States rights"
The Times in replying shows that Its
correspondent not only does not know
what he is talking about but has no
knowledge Of the facts in the case, ID
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-12

THE revival Of trade may inconven-
fence a few Republican politicians and
ultra silver men, but the country does
not propose to wait for them to join
the procession. 1t has started.
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THE MUSER.
Mozart Park.

Workmen began yesterday to place
the engine for Mozart spark incline.
The remaining five carloads OF ma
chinery was shipped from Pittsbnrg
yesterday. Jack Jackson, OF the Schef-
Ter Bridge Company Of PittsoQrg, who
has been at work for sometime at the
incline returned home yesterday.
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that II is bis party, NOS the Democrats
that ought to sit on the anxious seat
and get converted. Four-hfths of his
party, he declares, are for sound money,
and four-fifths Of the Democratic party
against it. In the House 1913 Democrats
voted for the Wilson Repeal bill
and II against IL. The measure would
have passed the House on Demo-
cratic votes alone had not a
Republican been present. The show
ing by States is also more favorable to
the Democratic than to the Republican
party. or Republican States twelve
are set down for repeal, as the record
was made by their representatives in
Congress, aud ten against repeal, while
of the Democratic States thirteen were
for repeal and Line against ID. In the
Senate at the present moment, STEW
ART, JONES, TELLER and WoLCoTT,-
four Senators elected as Republicans
from States that were admitted into
the Union by Republicans for Repub-
licau partisan purposes, are obstructing
the enactment of the repeal.
The Times might have added, also,
that the sherman act itself, was
passed by solid Republican vote
against a solid Democratic vote.
There is no mistaking the response
bility.
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Pntonac Fair.

The annual fair at Potomac, Ohio
county, will take place this year on the
Goth and 21st Of September. The speed
contests will be more than usually in
teresting, and the exhibits promise to
be up TO the usual high standard. The
Fair will draw the usual crowd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-12

THE business OF the country has Just
closed the most encouraging week IL has
had IN three months. IL is entering on a
week hat promises still better. Farm
products are quoted higher. There Is
moreNresumption in manufacturing and In
many lines more inquiry for goods. In
Wheeling the situation is very much i'm
proved And grows better every dsy.-Intcl-
ligsnesr.
For once, since the Democratic vic
tory, you are right neighbor. But,
how about that Democratic threat Of
free trader" Is it still responsible?
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-12

DoEs POPULST WHISPERS PETER
desire TO establish an $500, 100000 gov
rnment school in order to take a
course? II so. let her 90.
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THE REGISTER FOR THE sUMMER.

THE REGISTER FOR THE SUMMER
Persons leaving the city for the summer
can have the REGISTER mailed TO them,
postage prepaid, at 7sc per month, for both
daily and Sunday edition. The address
may be changed as often as the subscriber
changes his location. Those going to for
eign countries will pay the additional for
eign postage.
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MIN.

HARPER-Sunday, September 10TH loS5 AZ
10th year.
Funeral from residence Of her husband, 2SS5
Chapline street, Tuesday afternoon at o'clock.
Friends of the family are respectfully invited
to attend. Interment at Greenwood cemetery
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-12

THE neutrality-suspicious. Of
Iowa are consistent though suicidal.
The Republican leaders are in the mid
die Of a very deep stream and want to
swap the Prohibition horse for any
nag they can get, but the cold watsrites
saw neigh.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-12

THE headquarters q the West vir-
Association at 127 A
Washington, d. c., is
.he Association extends
Ill Of its West Virginia
nds visiting Washing
privileges Of its rooms.
nVitatioa which no West
mocrat who desires 10
.norougbJ enjoy his visit and also TO
be strictly in it should neglect to &C
cept.
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TE,r REGIsTER AT WASHINGTON.

The DAILY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
be procured in Washington City at the
Newspaper Exchange, opposite Wizards
Hotel, and Queens News Stand, National
Hotel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-12

THE supposed sea serpent seen of the
coast OF Nova Scotia turns out to be an
alepidasaurus ferOx. This is re-asSur-
g.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-12

Mrs. FRANK LESLIE says she wouldn't
marry an angel. That settles 1t. Count
us out
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THE REGISTER AT CHARLESTON.
The DAuY and SUNDAY REGISTER can
be procured in Charleston ut the Hotel
Rufner News Stand.
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Whon BABY was sick. We gave her CassoriA.
When abe was Child. she cried for CaStorEa-
When she became Miss, she chung to CassOEiA
When shs had Children, she gave them CaseeriA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-12

subserine for the leading local and tele-
,,.aphic paper, the Wheeling Daily and
1day Register, delivered to every part
ne city or surrounding towns for Is
per week
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE THREE GUARDsMEN


For vigor and originality Alexander
Salivni probably stands without an
equal on the stage, as the large audi
ence that witnessed his personation OF
D'Argtanan In THE Three Guardsmen"
at the Opera House last evening will at
test. Every element Of the hero OF the
romantic drama Is embodied In him.
Young, handsome, powerful and
graceful, q complete master
''stage business" and anactor of consu-
mate skill and delicate sensibility, Mr..
Salvini divides fully the histrionic
honors with his famous father, though
their roles are different. Young Salvini
possesses fortune in his remarkable
vigor and earnestness, which to-day are
rare qualities on the stage. His portrayal
of Dumas vivacious, daring and heroic
young Gascon soldier was as strong
and consistent throughout as IL was pol
ished and artistic. The appreciation OF
the audience was evidenced by the re-
calls which Mr.. Salvini received at the
close of each act. His support was ex-
cellent and the stage setting good. 1t
was theatrical treat, and Wheeling
theatre-goers will be glad to welcome
the brilliant young Italian actor again.
DEVILS MINE"
The Devils Mine Company will be
the attraction at the Grand Thursday,
Friday and Saturday. This beautiful
western drama has been at the Grand
several times In the last four seasons,
and no doubt will be welcomed back
with a packed house at each perform
ance. The play is faithful picture OF
life in the Rockies. There are many
pretty and interesting scenes In the
play, among them beautiful cataract
scene with real water rushing over the
rocks. Reserved seats now on sale at
the Grand box office.
THE MUSER.
A large audience thronged the Musee
Theater last night to see the curios and
listen TO the wonderful. "Pama Dasi-
ka" made all sorts of gyrations with her
pet alligators, lizards and snakes.
Songs aud dances, and Harry Boy, the
spiritualistic medium, and other attrac-
oil ,noAa uacs m mani
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gofAs Efftor Of fAs Rsot,tsr.

DEAR SIR:-What's the kick about the
White House baby being girls
THIRD WARD.
We haven't the slightest idea on the
subject. The baby in this respect,
takes after its mother.