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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25
FAREWELL DEN ossrnAr1os



In Honor Of Bishop Kahn The A. y. h.
Takes the lnitiAtIon.
Friday nights meeting Of the An
Gent Order of Hibernians was largely
attended, and considerable business OF
interest was transacted. Frank Riester
was chosen as recording seer etary 10
succeed NJ. j. Ford resigned. A CON-
mittee was appointed TO make arrange
ments for the Society's participation In
the Fourth OF July celebration. j. j.
Coneff, ESQ.,, was chosen as marshal.
The uniform OF the Hibernians will con-
sist of badges, white vests and ties,
straw hats and canes.
A resolution was adopted to appoint q
committee to confer with like CON-
mittees from all the Catholic societies
and each Catholic congregation In the
city, regarding 8 suitable demonstra-
ton to BIT. Rev. Bishop kain,
prior to his departure for st.
Louis. The committee appointed was
as follows: j. A. Fitzsimmons, j. d.
Killeen, ]. j. Coniff. j. V. Meighen, Nj.
B. Bailey. VIM. f. Weir and John J..
Mullarky.
GENERALIZATION RESOLUTIONS.
The following resolutions were adop-
ted by the clergy OF the First District
Conference, at Wheeling, w. Va, Oh
June z:
WHEREAs,it has pleased the Holy See
to appoint Rt. Rev. John j. Kain. our
beloved Bishop. Coadjutor to His Grace
the Most Rev. Archbishop OF ST. Louis,
Mo.
WHEREAS. the Clergy OF the Diocese
of Wheeling feel most high bly, honored oy
the selection of their Bishop for so ex-
allied and so responsible n position In the
great hierarchy Of the Church In the
United States.
RESOLVED First, That We are most
heartily grateful to the Illustrious Sow
ereign Pontiff, Leo NIL, for the selec-
tion and consequent honor TO the DO
cese Of Wheeling.
Resoip,d Second. That we respect
fully tender TO Rt. Rev. Bishop kain
our warmest congratulations on his
wel-merited promotion.
Resolved Third, That whilst thus con-
graduating our dear Bishop, we, At the
same time, regret the loss OF CHIEF
Pastor who has been so thoroughly the
Bishop and Father OF the Clergy and
Laity. G
ResolUed Fourth, That In evidence OF
our great admiration OF the heartfelt
love for our beloved Blshop--so soon to
leave us-we willever cherish the most
pleasant recollections Of his Chief Pas
torship, and ever follow him with our
most fervent prayers.
Rt. Rev. J. Il. Sullivan, v. g., Rev.
]. McElligott, Rev. Jos. Mullen, Very
Rev. Ii. L. Parke, Rev. Il. p. McMena-
min, Rev. j. T. Duffy, Rev. ). A. Rey-
nolds, Rev. A. Boutlou, Rev. c. 4.
Schlipp, Very Rev. Fr. Morris, o. nj.
c., Rev. FIR. Dldacus o. NJ. g., Rev.
FIR. Leo, o. NJ. c., Rev. Err. Repeal, y.
nj. G.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25
DIR. yyickon GUILTY.

PrrTsBURG, PA, June 24.-Dr. q. 81
Wickoff, recently convicted ut Kittan
ming OF completely IN the Leechburt
bank robbery, and now on trial Tor ~
murder OF Councilman Shaefer, VII
was shot by one OF the burglars. b
confessed that the robbery was CO
ceived by him aud the plans
In his house. The testimony
was substantially correct, q
he (Spathes) killed Shaefer
of says arrangements wero
the robbers TO escape from the
week, but on account OF tho &
OF Spathel and Rhine, he infos
Sheriff and additional guards wefS
on. In conclusion DIR. Wickoh sky
that drink aud cards are responsible fof
his downfall. The jury In the murder
case returned verdict this afternoou|
OF guilty OF murder in the secoEd de-
gree.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25

WsIkenshaw and Il. c. Buch ~
WeIlsburg; @. P. Dorr. OF Addisoq
James Sinefs, OF Sistersville.
Miss Matte Driver, OF WASN'T
Pa, who has been the guest
Steel, OF West Liberty, for
weeks, left for home yesterday.
Mrs. T. w. Phinney and id
Mary arrived home yesterday
Barnstable, Mass. where they
been residing for the past year.
Senator Camden, Mrs. Camde(
General aud Mrs. Spilman will n
Parkersburg next Wednesday Il
short stay at Camden-on- Gauley.
j. T. Conger, OF the soliciting dep
meut OF the PittsburR Post, was Ia
city on business yesterday. aud cal
on old friends at the REGISTER.
Miss Anna Bingle. OF North Wheel
ing, is spending Senday with Mrs}
Bentley Boohsr (nee Miss Anna Illness
OF this city, at Washington, Pa.
Michael Lantry. of the South Side
received rord by telegram last evening
that his son Andrew was very sick and
for him TO come on a. once. He will go(
Albert Travis. mich" and Albert
Speidel, Jr., and James Lantry, tube
works employees, have gone to Belmont
Grove, below Moundsville, to camp and
fish.
Miss Lizzie Kuglen, OF Seventh street
left Wednesday for Chicago TO visl
frie-ds, and take In the sights at the
Worlds Fair. She will remain Col
three months.
Bernie and John Wingerter, Of Maid
street, have returned from Fordhahy
n. Y, where they attended the Jesqit
college. They will spend the summed
vacation at home.
SrAMM.-S. II. Doyle and wife. and
w. b. Humphrey. Moundsville; B. In
Bowers, New Martinsvlle; w. b. Purdy
and S. q. Harrigan, Moundsville, and
c. c. Luppers, Cameron.
Francis Cochran, James r. Davis
Daniel Lee, Jas. McNeal, South Sid
mill men are preparing for a trip down
the river. They will! camp near NJ
rietta with the King Fishers.
Behler Miss Edith Courtside, PasS
ersburg; j. COoty and wife and Mrs.
Figginborn, Sistersville; q. w. Berr
Fairmont; George Chapman, HARTFORD
City; and Jno. Schneiner, Raveswood
VIM. McHenry. we'll known In this
city, is visiting South Side friends.
after an eleven years western life. Cd
arriving In Wheeling, he scarcely rec
ognized the place, being struck par
tlcularly, he says, by the great new
buildings and business blocks.
This evening the South Slders, job
Coleman and father, John Emig aud
Otto Werner will be home from the
Fair. They have visited ChlcaRoy
Mackinaw. Detroit, Niagara. Cleveland
Buffalo, Erie and New York City, and
have had the best time OF their lives
Mr.. Todd Lunsford, OF Chicago, II
for his home yesterday afternoon. M
L. visited Washington, Pa, and atten
ed the closing exercises OF Washingto
and Jefferson College, his Alma Mate
since spendinga few DAYS with friend
aud relatives In this vicinity. Mr.. l..
nicely settled In the banking bushes
In suburb OF Chicago, and incidental
In the newspaper business. He report
business outside OF Worlds Fair matter
very dull.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25
Two Children Drowned.
MI J,l,oram 10 the Register.

Special Telegram 10 the Re0tstsr.
WELLsBURG, w. VA, June "a
Rosena Jacob and Carl Dornan were
drowned here to-day. Roseans is the
daughter OF Charles Jacob, employed
on the Pittsburg, Wheeling and Ken
lucky railroad. Carl is son OF John
Dornan, manager OF the Riverside glass
works. The children with another
child were playing in skitf, anchored
at the foot OF Water street, when the
skiff tipped and Rosean fell into the
water. Carl tried to save her life and
Jumped after her. Both were drowned.
VIM. Loteover, a fisherman, was out in
the river tending his lines. He saw
the girl but could not reach her. Mr..
Dornan was in Wheeling when the
drowning occurred.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25
VIII Put Out Liquor Dealers.

TORONTO, ONT, June 24.-The Su-
preme Lodge OF A. o. U. w. spent yes
terday discussing the report OF the COM
mittee on laws. There was fight over
the proposed exclusion of wholesale liz
uor dealers, and the proposal was final
defeated by nearly 4 to l. The recon-
mendation that any member OF the or
der who engage in the business OF SELL
ing liquor by retail after August first
next shall be expelled, was carried by a
vote OF 372 to 70. The proposal to re-
fuse all applications from retail liquor
dealers henceforth was carried unani-
mously.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25
Base Ball.

An interesting game of base ball took
place yesterday afternoon on the tunnel
green between the Gas Workers and
the Electric Light Workers, resulting
In a victory for the former by a score
of % TO 6. The play was at times
hilariously exciting. The features OF
the game were Flaherty's fine batting
and base running, and Bradbury's cir
Gus catch. Batteries, Gas Workers,
Stoetzer and Daily; Electric Workers.
Bennett and Wilson. Stoetzer struck
Eve men out In succession.
The Pink Carriers of this city. and
the Belmonts OF Martins Ferry. will
cross bats on the tunnel green this
afternoon.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25
Tho Knights of ST. John.

PITTsBURG, PA, June 23.-The If
teenth international convention OF the
Knights OF ST. John began In Lafayette
hall, this city, to-day, and will continue
several days. About 400 delegates and
6, 900 mem bers of visiting commander
les are in the city. This afternoon
there was parade of $500 uniformed
men. which was followed by prize
drill at Exposition Park. Nothing OF
great Importance is to come before the
convention.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25
sh. Has Cholera on Board.

PARIS, June 24.-The steamer Wild
dington, sailing from ST. Louis, France,
arrived at Malta last night with cholera
on board. Three persons had beer
stricken and two had died during the
VOYAGE. A weeks quarantine has been
imposed at Malta on all arrivals from
French ports. The official reports say
that three persons have died Of cholera
in Alais and two in Cete since yes
terday.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25
Betting on Failure Prices.

New YORK. June PA $1,000 bet
was made at the New York Stock Ex-
change to-day that st. Paul would not
touch 81 this year. one OF the younger
Wormsers betting that 10 would not and
A. NJ. Coombs, the bear operator, that
IL would. Coombs is the trader who
acquired notoriety little while ago BY
Offering to bet that receiver would be
apnoint the, Worlds Fair.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25
Fr.irh. Wreck on the Central.

ROCHESTER,, n. Y, June 24.-Two
extra freight trains collided about half
a mile from Corfu on the Central Rail-
road at midnight last night. The force
of the colliding trains derailed about
twenty-five cars and two engines, bad
~ damaging the tracks and blockadins
all traffic. Seven OF the train men
were injured, but not fatally.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25
Ohio Convicts Dissatisfied.

Spsei1I 7tItorcm 10 ths Si!nd1u Rt0lster.
COLUMBUS, O., June 24.-Three con-
victs in the Ohio prison, Eugene Will
liams, Lake county, Frank Shields,
Delaware, and Charles King, Cleveland,
attempted to escape this evening
through the roof, using knotted rope.
The warden was apprised of their In
tentions and lay in wait, catching them
In the very act.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25
RECEIVERS APPOINTED
To Look After the Interests OF the Little
Kanawha Lumber Company-Liabilities
and assafs
.spscidi 7slsgr am to the RsQtstr.

ana AsB0LS.
.spscidl 7sleoT am to The REGISTER.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, June "a
On application of w. Ii. and G. W..
Leatherbee, stockholders Of the Little
Kanawha Lumber Company to the
amount OF S3G, coo, and creditors to the
amount of 100000, temporary re-
ceiver was granted for the company by
Judge Jackson in the United States
Court to-day.
The total liabilities OF the company
are S7S5, 900. The petitions cltims for
the company logs and timber In West
Virginia to the value OF 100000 and
the receiver was asked for TO protect
the property. Frederick L. Felsner, OF
Newton, Mass, and j. NJ. Olmstead, of
Boston, Mass, were qualified as re-
ceiSerS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25
New Records Made.

PITrsBuRa. PA, June A.-At the raced
OF the Keystone Bicycle club, az Homo
wood Park, John Johnson, OF the Syrncust
Athletic club, made three new records
One mile on trotting track In compoutior
2:Og l-5; two miles In competition AE25
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25
Ii IL safe

To neglect yourself IL troubled with any
disease OF the kidneysi No, il Is DANGER
Gus: and il you are so afflicted, attend TO
yourself now. Do not wait, outuse sulphur
Bitters OF once. They cured me when L
was given up to die by several physicians
JONATHAN HAM. Boston.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25
Half Mile Foot Race.

An interesting foot race took place
at midnight Friday at the new fair
grounds. Dan Cady and a colored man
named Larkins started to run q half
mile for q purse OF $40. When Lar
kins reached the apple trees at the
north side Of the track he 'played
out" and Cady finished an easy win
uer
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25
LOCAL SPORTING news.
SOME or THE EVENTS WHICH WILL IN
TEREST TIE FRATERNITY.
Las. Deposit Made for the Glove COntss!-Me-
Clelland's Racss-Smith's Lorg Rpn-Bass
Ball and Other Sports

So far there has been no hitch In the
arrangements for the glove contest De-
tween Mike Howley and Jack Bo'en,
which will take place. on or before
Tuesday July 18th. Both men are IN
active training. Bolen has opened quar-
tiers in this city, with Wongo, the In
dian pugilist, as his trainer. and HOW
ley is stationed at the "stone house" at
Elm Grove. Friends of both men are
confident of victory for their favorites.
Howley still uses cane, but his ankle
S rapidly getting in shape.
Last night both principals and their
hackers met at the REGISTER ofhce 10
make the final deposit OF 500 SIDE.
The temporary stakeholder now has
$500 The final stakeholder was chosen
week ago, but Is out OF the city, and
it could not be learned whether he Will
consent to act in that capacity. Inc
referee, according to the articles OF
agreement, should have been chosen
last night. but by mutual agreement
the selection of mario fill the posi-
ton was deferred until meeting to De
held at the REGISTER office next
Wednesday evening. 1t was further
agreed last night to give the stakeholder
authority to choose man, In case the
principals fail to agree. At the next
meeting both sides will come together
in the matter OF arranging for q place
for the contest. 1t is probable that
train or boat will be chartered on the
morning of the contest, and the destl-
nation will not be announced. It's
probable that the number Of spectators
will be limited.
Howley last night stated to Frank
Wongo that he was authorized by his
trainer, John A. Sullivan, OF Plttsourg,
TO post forfeit for match between
the latter aud Wongo. Wong0 replied
that he could not make q match atpres-
ent, but will take pleasure in accommo-
dating him at some future date.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25
Dir. SUNDAY. JUNE Is. 1893.
l4hdIng all repaired to bursts,
6efe light refreshments were par

lahdIng all repaired to bursts,
D1efe light refreshments were par
taken Of.
A dancing party will be given by q
prominent young society lady In town,
some time during the coming week. At
this affair the Cotillion Club will be
largely represented. The dance is to
be given in honor Of the young lady's
visitor.
One CT the most enjoyable events OF
the season was the dance given by the
Beabout Club on Friday evening, at
their club rooms on Chapline street.
The features of the evening was the
speech made by Mr.. P. Mckinley in be-
half of the club. The evening was
spent in dancing to the excellent music
of the Beabout orchestra. Refresh
ments were served.
~
Tomorrow evening there will be a
turn out at the Vince ing Park, In the
nature of dancing party given under
the direction of Mr.. Charles Clarke and
a number OF other young gentlemen.
The guests will leave the city at eight
o'clock and return on special motor.
The Opera House orchestra will furnish
the music. The affair has been ar.
ranged complimentary to the numerous
young lady visitors from a distance who
are now guests In the city, namely the
Misses McGraw, of Grafton, who are
the guests OF Miss Gene Friend; Miss
Sprigg, of New Cumberland, who is
visiting Miss Matte Caldwell; Miss
Swain, of New York City, who is Miss
McLain's guest, and Miss Bessie Danna,
of Charleston, who is the guest of Miss
Mary Moffat.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25

offer our con-
final issue OF the
D4sh them every blessing,
Zach couple live to celebrate
Golden jubilee.-The Mount.
~
A quiet wedding will take place neI1
Wednesday at the home OF the oride's
parents, near Sherrard, Marshall coun-
ty. in which the happy parties VIII De
Mr.. Harry C. Stewart and Miss Minnie
lancaster. Mr.. Stewart is the popular
prescription clerk at Brice's South Side
pharmacy. The bride and groom Will
lake rooms on La Belle street.
*
The members of the Vigiiant Hose
Company. OF Martins Ferry, rendered
8 BANQUET to the Mayor and City Coun-
ell last Monday evening,at the nose
house on Pearl street. A mum Der OF ex-
cellent addresseswere made.
-
Miss Agnes DECENT was hostess 10 q
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25

Hshter, Miss Edith, and the groom
was Mr.. William Cattell, OF Martins
Ferry. bookkeeper for +. W. Banner "
Co.. Of this city. The beautiful home
OF the bride never looked more attrac-
tive than on this occasion, when the
beauties OF nature were borrowed 10
embellish the rooms. The officiating
minister was brother-in-law OF the
bride. Rev. Hunter, OF COnemaugh.
ONLY intimate friends and near relatives
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25

Many Persons arc broken
down from cvervork OF household careA
Browns Iron Bitters Rsbuilds the
system, aids digestion, removes excess OF bile
and cures nainy'.. Get the genuine
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25
McClelland's engagements.

Everett C. McClelland, OF this city,
the champion long distance runner OF
the world, has rumber Of races ahead.
His race with Wongo, the Indian, Will
come off at the Mark Twain picnic next
Thursday afternoon, at the New Fair
Grounds, and promises to be very In
teresting. Wongo's friends think he
will win the race.
On July 1st McClelland will enter the
races in connection with the CALIFORNIAN
games at New York. On July 22d his
race with Peter Priddy, OF Pittsburg,
for $3.50 a side, will take place in that
city.
All. Courts, OF CovinRton, KY, some
time ago issued q challenge to any man
in the world for ten or twenty miles
for 500 q side, and stated that he had
deposited that SUM with the Clnci nnati
ENQUIRER. McCleland promptly wrote
to that paper, but has received no an
swer.
MAC" is little chagrined over his
defeat by the horse on Decoration Day.
He did not expect to make 10 miles In
less time than the horse, his only
chance to win the purse being a break
in tie gait OF the animal, which would
have forfeited the purse, according to
the agreement. The plucky little mare
trotted along without break, and with
the regularity of clock-work, In spite
OF "Mac's" efforts to get her to increase
her speed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25
Cycling.


A committee of wheelmen having the
road race on the Fourth In charge met
Friday night, changed the distance
from 25 to Is miles, and also prepared
list OF the prizes offered by wheeling
merchants. The action OF the commit
tee does not meet with the unanimous
approval OF cyclers who contemplated
entering the race. Some OF them are
indulQing in some tall kicking over
what they consider the arbitrary and
unauthorized action OF the committee.
asserting that il will give inexperienced
riders an advantage, since the question
of endurance will not figure so promi-
nently in the contest. Said one wheel
man last night: 1.-THE committee had
no right TO make the change, as all
cyclers who are interested in the race
should have had a voice in the matter"
Tomorrow night Oscar Smith will
start on his long run TO Cincinnati.
He will endeayor TO cover the distance
oetween the two cities In 4S hours,
stopping only for meals. The start
will be made at Goetze's pharmacy on
Sixteenth street, at 1901 o'clock. A
great many wheelmen will witness the
start. and a number OF them will &C
company Smith as far as st. Glars
Vile. IL the weather Is favor
able. Harry Greber will ride
with him as far as Cambridge.
Smith is in excellent trim, and thinks
he can accomplish the run with ease.
He expects to reach Columbus for sup
Der Monday evening. He will ride a
Raleigh wheel, weighing only "a
hounds, and will carry lantern and
luminous watch attached to the handle
bar of his machine.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25

Miss Agnes DECENT was hostess to q
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25

Hymen seems to have been kept busy
with former pupils OF Mt. de Chantal.
The names Of those whose weddings
have been announced are Miss Mary.
Hamilton, OF Washington, Pa, and NJ
John P. Glass. Of Wheeling. Miss Grece
Jones. Of Rllle's Bottom, and Mr.. IAr-
eets, OF tad kame n saborhood, Ass
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25

DNow. see here, Ned,
Too long" she said,
you've tarricd;
Come. let's ,set splicedl"
And that sUiii ed
They 70 married
-KQusds Cuy JOurn
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25

Mr.. Clark Stamm, the popular young
machinist at the Whitaker Iron Works,
and Miss Lille Carroll. chief engineer
at the Wheeling pottery, were the hap
py parties to a quiet nuptial ceremony
which was performed at the home
OF the erOOm on the Island,
az high noon Wednesday. The
marriage was followed by we'd
ding feast, and later Mr.. and
Mrs. Stamm took train for Denver,
Ind, where they will spend a week.
Upon their return, they will make
their home on Twenty-fourth street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-06-25

Miss Nettie McWilliams, OF Martins
Ferry, gave aa enjoyable tea party TO a
number OF friends at her home on Third
street Thursday evening. The affair
was given in honor Of Miss Mamie AL
drege, OF Illinois. who's visiting friends
in Martins Ferry.