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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20

Monmouth Park: First race, 5 furlongs,
Tormentor won; time, l:024. Second race,
one mile and a sixteenth, Kinglet won;
time, l:4SA. Third race, 515 furlongs,
Prig won: time, l:l0. Fourth race, one
mile, Young Arion won; time, :4214. Fifth
race, furlongs, Cactus won; time, 1:27sI
Sixth race, furlongs, Julien won; time,
l:l514.
Washington Park: First race, one
mile; First Ward won; time, 1:4lH. Sec
ond race, one and one-sixteenth miles;
Content won; time, AS. Third race,
ono-half mile; Filtration won; time, 40
Fourth race, mile and twenty yards; Maid
Marian won: time, 40. Fifth race, six
furlongs; Issie o. won; time 1:l54.
Sixth race, one and one-sixteenth miles;
Ormie won: time, l:4T4
Brighton Beach: First race, furlongs,
Prodigal Son won; time, l:O215. Second
race, furlongs. Queen Bess won; time,
1:02$I. Third race, one mile and a fur
long, Logan won; time, ,56%. Fourth
race, 9 furlongs, GepIldine won; time,
1:l43I. Fifth race. Z furlongs, Wallace
won; time, 80. Sixth race, one mile and
a quarter, over five hurdles, Ecarte won;
time, 2:2219,
At Detroit, because Of the slowness in
starting the races at the Detroit Driving
Park two Of the four events on the pro-
gram were left unfinished. Although the
track was fast no record breaking or
even better than slow time was made
The weather was fine and the attendance
fair. Two tWenty-oue pace. purse E, 600
Diminished from yesterday, Declincourt
won: best time, 2:l3. Two twenty-five
tfot, purse $1,000. LaTosca won; best
time, 2:l5$[ The 2:l5 pace and the free
fOr-all trOt were not finished.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
NEARLY ANOTHER FIRE.
The Agricultural Building has Narrow
Escape From ~ smoke stack.

WoRLD's FAIR GROUNDS, July ~
When the National Commission assembled
to-day Commissioner Turnoull, Of Florida.
arose to question Of privilege. He said
he had Just come from the Agricultural
building, and that structure was ia mo-
mentary danger OF being destroyed by hre.
He had seen a smoke stack which passed
up through the roof, and which came In
contact with the wood work. The wood
work, he said, was so hot he could scarce
ly mold his hand on it. He called the at.
tention Of the Columbian guard TO the dan-
ger.
A committee was appointed 70 wait upon
Director General Davis and notify him OF
the impending danger Of fire in the Agri-
cultural building. The committe at once
proceeded 70 act and reported that the Di-
rector General had sent an Official 10 re-
move the cause of danger.
The large statue Of Christopher C0lum-
bus that stood before the main part OF the
cold storage building the day Of that fear
ful fire when so many human lives were
sacrificed, has been donated by w. II.
Mullins, Of Salem, O., the owner, TO be
erected upon suitable pedestal 10 mark
the graves OF the dead heroes. The
committee has accepted this contribution.
Firemen saved the statue during the hre
by placing a rope about the neck and
hauling il back from the flames. Mr.
Mullins thinks 1t will be very appropriate
monument for the reason that 10 wealth
cred the flames that consumed the VIC
tins.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
rnneral Of nr,. Mellon.

The funeral service OF Mrs. Rebecca
Mellon took place at her late residence,
betVeen Chapline and Eoff streets, yes
ter6sy afternoon. The beautiful and
i'm pressiye burial service OF the Ladies'
Of the G.. A. Z. was read by the James
A. Garfield Circle. Of which Sister Mel
Ion was a member A lovely wreath
was deposited in her coffin as tribute
and sym Dol Of an undyiDg love for mem
bers Of the Circle. Sister Mellon was
mother and wife OF veteran. Her re-
mains we're taken TO Cameron 70 be In
tered By the side Of her husband, with
an escort Of the following ladies': Mrs.
NJ. A. Hall, Mrs. L. Jacobs, Mrs. Ollie
Botsford, Mrs. Bell Stanley, Mrs. Nary
BaIllDger. Mrs. Meeks, Mrs. Clark. Mrs.
RarYeng
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20


The attention Of Chief AcSiehol a9a
his men Is respectfully bat nrmlJ oi'
rected 70 the fact that some oi 'hs ls,. nss'.
bers OF the lnnumsrAble ganE q i.' ee,v'
some loafers who line the sissu-'s. -.
tom Twelfth 70 Sixteenth streets %
Market, are addicted . TIE a., 9.,,
ulcable practice OF 49,
goutbfuls Of tobacco jules OYER 80 80
Sresses OF ladies' passing al9ns -. =,
street 50 numerous have tns -, ss
nlalnts been Of late that nothing 49,, 80
~ 4 deliberate porposs WI ,e-
for the frequency o. 1as seh .aansr
a.vs sgo a lady had 8 NV 80 so,--s, -.
siit dress ruined 10 ms -Sss.
snd I last evening The same lsaJ ~. =, rso
other costume ruined b. ? s.. el.'. .,,sss,
I'D an the west side o. A1I.s' A1.s ,.,,el
ss.Sv ss,~eeu e Alley aud siI'ess'ss ., ., ,hs's
n some big polIeenan ~. vi ,,.l,s ~ =, Toos
neooIe = and hlt the guilty ys.s ~. r,lI ae.
pee peey,9 n the neck nunsrOas las's' 80
urove bis act
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
SOMEONE'S HEAD WILL FALL
Gossip Concerning the Meeting of the
Beard OF Regents, which Convenes To-


Beard OF Regents, which Convenes To-
Day.
Special TeIsgran TO tbs Rsgistsr.
MoRGANIowN, w. VA, July 10
The Board OF Regents OF the West
Virginia University will meet here to-
morrow 10 pursuance to the arrange
ment made at the adjourned regular
session that was held in June.
1t is In the air that their main pur-
pose for having the July session is TO
decide how many, II any, members OF
the faculty are entitled to receive
letters 10 the effect that their resigna-
tions would beaccepted by the Regents.
Dame Rumor has 1t that interesting
developments may be expected. The
public is anxious TO read the alleged
spicy depositlons taken relative to Pres
ident Turner and Professor Ogden. The
friends of these gentlemen have their
coats of and their sleeves rolled up.
By the way, general interest is centered
upon the result OF the Turner-0gden
fight. The Professors may feel as do
the citizens OF South American repub-
lies. They don't know when there may
be revolution nor what may happen
to the powers that be. State Senator
Stewart recently appointed Regent, Is
a member Of the Alumni OF the Univer-
sty. People who are not either per-
sonal friends or personal foes OF the
members OF the faculty, do not care 4
continental whether not one or whether
all Of the Professors from the President
down resign per request OF the Regents;
all that such friends Of the University
care for is that the University shall con-
tiHue to progress" is the opinion Of a
prominent citizen OF the State. One OF
the most distinguished citizens Of West
Virginia and a gentleman who knows
as much as any man living about the
affairs ol the University, when
asked for his views on the present
muddle said: "The welfare Of the Uni
versity demands that both the gentle
men who are, or are said to be, responsi-
BILE for the rumpus should be fired, and
good men put in their places.
IL have no doubt" continued the
gentleman, "but that either of them
would be perfectly willing to be bounc-
ed II he were sure that he conld take
the other with him. The affair is sim
ply personal one, and has
been carried TO q point where the best
interests OF the school demands the sum
mary bouncing OF the malcontents. "
From the best Information obtainaole
here the intentions OF the Board OF
Regents is as much mystery to-day as
the identity OF the man VINO struck
Billy Patterson, but IL is conced-
ed on all sides that some
body's head will fall into the basket. II
Is impossible to learn what the nature
OF the charges are that will be brought
by President Turner against Professor
Ogden, or vice versa, but enough has
been dropped TO warrant the public In
expecting some very spicy morsels thai
gossips have been wont to roll under
their tongues.
IL is generally believed that Regent
Stewart is in favor Of retaining Presi'
dent Turner, but nothing definite Is
known as to the views OF either OF the
new Regents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
THE RUSH CONTINUES
JUSTICES AND POLICEMEN KEPT BuSf n
BEES
They Went Get CAaRss to Go 70 he Wchr,
Fair Unlsss Thsre is a Llll in
Criminal Matters '

All the crooks in Wheeling seem 10
have taken sudden notion to 20 10
stealing.
They have probably noticed how
their friends have been railroSded oa
to Moundsville, aud getting lonesome,
desire also TO take short railroad ride
at the expense Of the State.
Yesterday evening about eight o'clock
w. NJ. Ault, Of Washington. Pa, an oil
man, complained to the police that he
had been robbed OF over one hundred
dollars in house OF ili-fame. Oaleer
Scally was detailed on the case,
and about half-past eight no
came to the City Hall With
Ault and girl named Mamie johnson,
40 inmate OF Nellie Clitford's house. No.
$50 Market street. To REGISTER re-
porter Ault said he had come To this
city with three hundred and niaeteen
dollars 10 his clothes, the money being
three one hundred dollar bills aud some
small bills, wrapped in n piece Of yellow
paper, and thrust into muslin t0bac-
co pouch, which be carried In his
trousers pocket lie went To the house
about one o'clock In the afternoon aud,
after spending five or six dollars for
besr, went 10 sleep. While he was
asleep Nellie Clifford cot his
money out, unroiled it, aud
took ohe OF the hundred dollar
bills and the small change, leaving two
hundred dollar bills. Ault awoke, aud
made grab for his money. and sue.
ceeded in getting two OF the big bills,
but one OF them was torn IN two IN the
scul!le. He naturally raised row,
when one OF the woman called him a
vile name. lie slapped her In the face.
and then started 70 run out OF the door.
when be was struck IN the back Of tho
head with a beer bottle. lie lost an
hour before be notified the police, and
in the meantime Nellie Clifford skipped
over to Etnavilie. The police OF tho
0hia side were notified 10 hunt her up,
aud Mamie johnson was locked up.
Nellie Cliddd was arrested by the po-
lice later in the evening. and she and
the Johnson g'rl were taken before
Justice Gilespy Nd sent TO jail in de-
fault OF $1,000 BIN Ault was required
to give 5000 sDnGWWNe,s APPEARANCE a
witness' Va
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20

Spsria, Telegram 20 ths Re0',s--

WASHINGTON. D. C., July 19.-The fol-
lowing West Virginia postmasters were
appointed 10 day; At Buffalo, Putnam
county, w. h. Jones, in place OF J. T..
WOmeidOrf. removed; at Dean, Wetzel
county. ". T. Dulaney, in place Of Andrew
CLARK. removed; Ut Earnshaw, Wetzel
county, z. II. Glover in place of
George Adams, resigned; at Flat
Run. Marion county, ". 1. L. Thomas,
I'm place of Z. J. Thomas, resigned; at
Graham station, Mason county, j. j..
Dover. in place Of p. H. Elliott, resigned; ;
an Lumberport Harrison county, j. ID.
Horner. ina place of ID. A. BOggess, re-
moved; at Purgettsvile, Hampshire
county, James Kelley, in place Of NJ. K.
Purgett, removed; at Slanesville, Hamp-
shire county, c. W. Stump, in place Of j..
y. Largent, resigned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
Nsm KInd OF moonshlnlnr.
ipseiaI 7eiscram 10 ~ Re9lsisT.

crect0s IcttCTQtt 20 ate hcetetsfs
HUNTINGTON, W. Va, July l1-Various
complaints have been coming TO the office
of the deputy internal revenue collector Of
late regarding number Of persons on the
West Side who have been manufacturing
tobacco for chewing and smoking pur-
poses and selling it about town without
United States license. Tonight Deputy
Collector E. McCallister had warrant is
sued for the arrest Of Alex Agis, the head
of the party. and be will 0e arrested to-
morrow morning. Agis has been at work
at this business for some time. and the
government has lost a great deal of money
BY him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20

The cases Of State ". James Hlck-
man charged with petit larceny and
trespass, where tried before Justice
Gillospy. yesterday. The evidence
showed that Hickman was quite a bad
egg, and that be probably been stealld
from boarders at McGannon's for quito
while. On the charge OF trespass he
was fined five dollars and cost or Ten days
in jail; on the charge Of stealing q poek-
et-Dook. stone valued az five dollars,
and some other things from william
Creighton, be was fined fifteen dollars
aud costs, and twenty days In jail 10 de-
fault, and for stoeling . pocketbook
from John McGannon, he was fined hi-
teen dollars and costs, or twenty days
I'm default. lie thus stands 20 spend
fifty days In jail, as he has no moaey.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
CONCERNING BUSINESS AND FINANCE.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July ia special
dispatch received by the Sentinel late last
night from Shell Lake, Mich, says that Z.
PrODert and Edwin Probert, the WiscOn-
sin bankers who operated banking institu-
tiOns az Washburn. Ashland and Shell
Lake, were arrested at Washburn yester-
day, charged with having violated the
banking laws. The three banks ia which
the prisoners were interested failed recent
ly, and an examination mas shown, 1t is
said, that all the institutions were in bad
shape, and that deposits were received
over their counters after it must have been
known that they were insoiyent.
The PrOberts, up 10 the time
of the failures, always stood high
ia northern Wisconsin financial circles and
the news OF their arrest will cause a SEN
saiiOn throughout the state.
Frederick Il. Day, the president OF the
Plamkiuton Bank 10 this city, which re-
Gently failed, was located in Flint, Mich,
by Sheriff Dunn, Of Milwaukee county,
yesterday and the capias for his appear
ance 10 answer for the grand jury indict-
meut recently rendered against him, served
upon him. The banker is in a sanitarium
az Flint and as his attending physicians
have made an affidavit that 70 move him
now would endanger his lite, he will be al
luWHN 10 ttIldiu LutE6 NlQCI u RuaEQ lh hNAA
his health is improved.
CHICAGO, July l9.-Dickinsou Bro. &
King dealers in Portland cement and
building material went into the hands Of
receiver to-day. Compliments say the firm
has property valued at $3.50, 900 in excess OF
liabilities The pressure Of the times Is
said % have made the business unprohta-
bic and il should be wound up.
WASHINGTON, d. c., July 19.-The Comp
trol.er OF the Currency mas been advised
that the Hutchinson National Bank, Hutch
ins0n, Kansas, closed its doors this morn
ing.
NEW YORK, July 19.-Th-ee judgments
aggregating $40, 500, against Erastus Wi
man m favor Of James NJ. Fitzgerald on
three notes, were filed to-day.
OKLAHOMA CITY, o. T., July 19.-The
Bank Of Oklahoma City and the Oklahoma
National Bank closed their doors this
afternoon, Statements are unobtainaole
now.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 19,-The mint
bureau has succeeded In getting offers Of
silver at what it considers fair market
price-5l1s cents per Ounce-while the gold
reserve recovered the grOnnd IL lost Mon
day and again began its "caJ in the welp'
climb toward the hundred million mark.
The reserve to-day amounts 10 SOS, ,3S1, TO9,
against $97, ,672, ,s52 yesterday. The curren-
Cy balance to-day amounts 10 $25, ,324, 7l2.
TOPEKA, KANSAS, July l9.-InfOrmation
has been received at ofiice Of State Bank
Commissioner of the failure Of the State
Bank Of Parker, Linn county, aud Of the
WOodson State Bank of Yates Centre,
WoOdson comfy. Both are small con-
Germs.
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 19.-The Comp
troller Of the Currency is Informed of the
failure of the Bozeman National Bank, Of
BOZeman, Montana.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
criminal Co.'S

To the ease Of Thomas Tunny' ln1Ic.
ed for a felony but reduced to assault
aud battery, the jury was unable 20
agree and was discharged, the ease con-
tinued, aud the defendant released on
his own recognizance.
Jessie Monticello plead guilty to keep
ing house OF III fame, aud was fned
$40 and costs.
The case OF State v. William Me-
Glumphrey was continued until Satur-
day.
State V. Groves, indicted for felony
-one Of the Mstropolital Insurance
Company cases-wiI come on to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
Tnere.. nothinR In Il.

WAsHINGToN, d. c., July l9.-Any douut
that may have existed 10 the mind Of the
acting Secretary Of the Navy as 70 the Inn
probability Of the story that the u. >. >.
Mohican was fred upon and disabled oy
the Alexandria has been set at rest Inc
latest version OF this preporterous narrative
agree In fixing the date OF the alleged en-
gagement May 25th. The records OF the
Navy Department show that the monlcan
was at Port Townsend as late as May 9th,
aud that she did not leave for BerinR Sea
untiI after that time
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20

The Pittsburg Times says: Betting
IS already brisk oo the foot race at Ex-
posi,lon Park next Saturday between
Prlddy and MeClellsnd. Thus far u has
been az even money, many people be-
Iieving that McClelland did not Jet MIN
stIf out At Philadelphia with view TO
giving Priddy q great race on Saturday.
The SHADOW" as McCiellapf Is called,
viii have plenty Of Wheeling money be-
hind him. and ali Woods Run vii. 90
broke or see the Wqrld's Fair On Prid-
80 defeat or nneeets.n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20

DEVISE. Col, July lS,-SenaJor Teller,
fa an interview upon the financial situa-
-fion. in this city. said: There is no one
+ reason To- which the presen, trouble can be
charged. It Is partly 70 silver but more
ito the general depression now affecting tue
entire country No bank can pay its de-
nositors III an rush iu at once and demand
their money, and had our institutions been
given time 70 realize on securities they
could have paid in full, for no house In the
TTnited States is in better condition than
those in this city. The Sherman Law IS
not repealed yet and il does seem 10 ne
that we are crossing orluge before we
,comafo IL There is nothing less fair than
- blame an our ills % silver. Much better
name some 10 silver speeches. In speak
i-g of re extra session Of Congress he ex-
,ross6d SIS belief that rhe3 fisherman law
vii IS reueeled. 0ut not WiNoQt a sQosti-
. rofs Of drsater bene1s 70 iFes' hs re-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20

New YoRK, July ia morning paper
says: The Rev. DR.. Burtsell must be re-
stored 10 his parish in this city, or in case
he is not anxious TO return TO the Church
of the Epiphany. q parish equally good
must be found for him within the city.
This, in substance, is the order Of Mgr. Ss-
TOLL, the Apostolic Delegate, in regard 10
Dr. Burtsell, and this order must be
obeyed. That Archbishop COrrigan should
shut his eyes to polite intimation as 10
where his duty lay had angered Mgr, .Sa-
tolh, who has now taken of the 9saaes.
The Archbishop VIII now Aithi or
resign bis GROVER.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
Poisoned BY Eating Chesss.
...,nI T.Ilararn . "a R.aslsr

COLUMBUS, o., July Wholesale pois-
onings ov eating cheese are reported 70
Dairy and Food Commissioner f. b. Nc
Neal from AKRON, Newcomerstown, War
rem and Mausfelds and he is investigating.
None Of the victihs have died. but many
have been very sick. DR.. McNeal mas in
formation that leads him TO suspect that
the cheese makers, all farmers. carelessly
placed fly paper about the cheese making
apparatus. and he will analyLe samples for
metallic poison.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
Corbett wants to right on Midway.

CHICAGO, July 19.-Wm. A. Brady, man
ager for James j. Corbett, took the pugil-
lists grievances into the Circuit Court this
afternoon. He filed a bill making the
Worlds Columbian Exposition and the
Original Vienna Bakery Company defend
ants. and asking that they Oe restrained
from disseminating the fighting exhibitions
on the Midway.
Judge Mcconnell this afternoon refused
to grant an injunction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
ABOUT THE SOUTH AMERICAN WARS

VALPRA1so, July 19-Vigorous fighting
is reported TO be in progress in Rio Grande
Do Sui. Brazil General Saraiva IN COM
mand Of the erevoiUtonists, pushed forward
70 ward Yaguaron. The advance posts &C.
cupied by the government troops were
taken. All prisoners captured were shot
by the revolutionists. Efforts OF the IN
su~gent at Santa Anna were unsuccessful
The Castilhists forces charged upon the
revolutionists and drove them back. Sew
er1I men werg- killed. The revolutiOnists
met WI b a further reverse by the seizure
of arms intended for them by the Urugua-
van authorities in MOntevideO.
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r.,, into ,bs River and Was Drowned.

SD9cIlT IeIr9TI73 % u 1E7Es-s77'
GRAFTON, w. Va, July 1e.-J. W. Grit
htb of Barbour county, on returning home
from this place last night. fell in the river
near the boom In South Grafton aud before
assistance could be readered was drowned.
He was about twenty-five years, and It Is
said was to have been married 70 young
lady in Barbour county next sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
Pstersen WIN accept.

SAN Francisco, July 19.-Henry Peter
sen, the oarsman, will accept the challenge
Of John Teemer TO row aoy man Ia the
world, bar Stanburv and Gaudaur, for
three miles with turc and 1900 side.
Petersen has put up a deposit here. He
says he will try to get Teemer 10 row in
this city in October.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
Pensioners suspended.

WASHINGTON, July 19-InQuiry at the
Pension Once elioitedIthe information that
the total number Of pensioners dropped
from the rolls since March 4, 1898, was 245,
and that the total number OF pensioners
suspended since March 4 pending fur
lher Investigation Of their cases was 5.000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
U. $. Bouds Depreoiated abroad.

NEW YORK, July IA New York bank
ing house received q practical Illustration
this week of the diStrust in Europe of
American securities, ana the fear that this
country may 20 on a silver basis. In its
foreign mail it received so, 900 of U. s.
per cent. bonds, the European owners Of
which did not care 10 hold them so long as
there was danger that payment Of the in
terest and principal might have TO be &C
cepted Ia silver. IJ was said that there had
been other cases of this sort, and 1t was
that which had enabled National banks to
secure L. $. 4 per cent bonds recently at u
sufficiently low price TO warrant the taking
out of circulation against them.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
Flrht on the IFhnrf.

Last evening william Lauchlin, Won
20, the Indian, and man named Co.'S
had a lively three-cornered scrap on
Water street. Constable So. Meyers ar
rested the three men and they sere
taken before Justice Phillips, who ioea
Lauchlln and WongO and dismissed the
other case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20

preparing commit
tee lists before his
arrival at the Cap
ital. When he gets
here he will prob
ably have his list
ready, subject, Of
course, to some
changes, but com
plete in the main,
and the announce
mont of the COM
mittees may be eX-
pected within a
few days after
Congress meets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20

ferred to the acting director OF the mint
as ga young sprig' because of his at
temp, 20 Jew down. the price Of silver
and declares that for a great government
like this 'paltring about for a job lot OF
silver IS cOntenptible and ineXcusable.n
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20
UNCLE SAM IS ROBBED.
Millions Of Dollars Of Tobacco Duty
That is Not Paid.
THE CUSTOMS INVESTIGATORS

Learn Some Facts About the I'm
porters Of Tobacco - Official
Figures Presented for Their
Observation-Disclosures Of To-
bacco From Cuba and Mexico
Surveyor Lyon Still Refuses to
Testify-The President Consid-
ering His Case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-07-20

NEWPORT. r. l., July l9.-The steam
vacht Oneida. with President Cleveland on
board. left her anchorage on jamestown
about ESQ this morning and proceeded out
side, presumably 10 the eastward and Gray