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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16
YESTERDAYS BASE BALL GAMES.

At Cincinnati, Boston made it three
straights by good batting. Atteucance,
5000 Cincinnati 4 Boston {; pitchers,
Chamberlain and Stiyetts; umpire, Inns
lie. errors. 3 ana .; hits, and Il; earned
AtLo1isville, the Phnadelphias batted
out 8 victory in the tenth inning. Attend
ance $500 Louisville >, Philadelphla o.;
earned runs, I and 3; errors, and - nlts,
10 and n pitchers, Stratton. Neynlng and
SbarrOtt; umpire, Seward.
AT 81. Louis, it was another pitchers
battle in which Clarkson was ably assisted
bv both in and out fields. Attendance,
4.S15. St Louis 5, Brooklyn 3; earned
runs. St. Louis .; errors, ! and I; hits, y
and 3; pitchers, Clarkson and Kennedy;
umpire, McQuaid.
Az PittsburE. heavy hitting oy the Pitts
burgs and no hitting at al by the Wash
iurt6ns characterized the game. Three
home runs were made in the eighth inning.
ATTENDANCE, g, 100. Pittsburg 70, Washing
ton %. Errors, l and 8; hits, 20 and o.;
pitchers. EilIeen and Duryea; home runs,
Van Haltren, Stencil, Smith and hIAen; {;
umpire. Gafney.
At Chicago, the Orioles lost their third
straight % the Colts through inability 10
hin Nauck. Attendance :, 40 Chicago,
@. Baltimore. /. Earned rams, Chicago o.;
errors. Chicago 2; hits, IA and 8; pitchers,
Nauck and Hawke; umpire, Lynch.
AT Cleveland, New York won in we'll
plaved game ClarksOn was batted freely
iu tue fourth. but Cleveland could do moth
inp with Rusie. Attendance, 1000. Clevc-
land 3. New York Z; earned runs, ana 4;
errors 3 and 1: hits, l2 and s; pitchers,
Clarkson and Rusie; umpire, Hurst.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16

days over the sudden announcement
that the harvesting exhibitors must be
prepared for field trial on July 18th,
and the matter has finally cul-
minated In q communication in
which all the prominent firms
signed, saying that if any OF
them anticipated that field trials were
to be held, and the notice given by the
Bureau Of Awards is too short for
proper preparation, so that they have
reluctantly decided that it will not be
possible for them to participate in the
trials.
Arrangements were completed to-day
whereby the Blggerman bands, which
were petitioned to visit the United
States with the consent OF Emperor
William, and are uow performing al
the German village, will make tour
OF the principal cities before returning
TO Berlin.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16
STARVING AND SICK.
Immigrants Terribly Mistreated on the
British Steamer Red sea.

New YORK, July 15.-The immigrants
from the English. steamer Red Sea,
which arrived from Bremen Thursday
night, and have since been detained on
board, were landed at Ellis Island to-
day.
The agents OF big steamship COM
panies here denounce the bringing of
immigrants under such conditions as
those on the steamer Red Sea, insisting
that the forwarding Of immigrants on a
steamship previously used for cargo
only should be prohibited by law.
Twelve Favus cases were found
among the immigrants, and there were
several contract laborers on the list.
immigration Commissioner Sanner
has taken the aflidavIts OF p number OF
passengers VINO allege numerous In
stances OF cruelty and starvation during
the sixteen days spent on board the
vessel. Six witnesses have come for
ward to swear that Pole had an eye
gouged out by one OF the ships crew
for trying TO secure food.
Another report laid before DR.. SEN
ner was to the effect that q passenger
was strung up by the hands to cross
beam and kept suspended there for OBJ
jecting 10 the rations and asking for
more bread.
Captain Dustin, OF the Red Sea, In
sworn statement denied the charges OF
starvation and ill-treatment He claims
the emigrants were plentfully supplied
with food and water, rs there was on
hoard an abundance OF both
The ship itself as IL lies of Liberty
Island is filthy from bottom 10 top.
DR.. Senner will investigate the matter
thorOnghlY.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16
The Lord Heard Their Prayers.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, July 15.-The
Rev. B. G.. Robbing, the leader Of the
Early Morning Baptist prayer meeting
to-day said;
II have the best, the Grandest OF
nows for you. The Lord has heard our
prayers and answered them. The
Worlds Fair is to be closed on Sunday"
For few minutes the prayer meet
ing seemed to be turned into political
meeting. The young people cheered
themselves hoarse. The clapped their
hands, STAN ped their feet, and applaud
ed TO show their appreciation Of the re-
llgious victory. 1t was an episode not
often seen at prayer meeting. Some one
suggested that hymn be sung and
"All Hail the Power OF Jesus Name"
was sung and the meeting started Cf in
the best Of spirits.
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wby Wolve. nave Become Scarce.

Saws recent writer: Notwithstand-
ing the fact that eyer since the settle
ment of America the wolf has been
pursued with guns. traps and poison, IL
is certyin that no blow was ever dealt
this race so severe as the extinction VI
the buffalo. Their natural prey gone,
the wolves turned their attention TO
the herds OF the stockmen, and for
wears now their depredaIions have re-
suited in very serious losses 70 raisers
Of horses and cattle on the northern
pIaips. They do not attack the herds
when they are alarmed and closely
punched together, but prowl about their
optskirts, trying to cut of the young
stock. which they can easily pull down.
Sometimes small band OF wolves
will roundup a little bunch OF cattle,
which stand in a close circle, their
heads outward, prepared for the at,
tack. After circIing about them Tor g
short time. two or three OF the wolves
will dash at the bunch, and II they can
scatter the animals II is the work OF an
instant only to pull down yearling or
N KIN two or three calves. We nave
seen Two wolves thus destroy yearling
steer with no greater apparent enort
than a setter dog would use ia killing
cat
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16
LEAVES THg EPISCOPAL CHURCH.
Rev. Henry A. Adams Joins the Catholic
Church and sets Forth ais Views

BUFFALO, y. Y, July 15.-Rev.
Henry A. Adams, formerly rector OF
~. PauPs Episcopal Church, this city,
and later Of the Church Of the Redeem
er, New York, has joined the Roman
Catholic Church. In a letter setting
forth the reasons for doing so, he says,
among other things:
"Not only 10 her failure TO teach and
by the Inconsistencies OF her whole
theory did the Episcopal Church grow
more and more a cause OF shameful sor-
row 20 me, but much more keenly so
when / behed, after ten years OF Bit
terest experimental knowledge of her
ways, the miserable iasco Of her parO-
cGlal and institutional existence. With
out a parallel in history, the parish
system OF the z. +. Church stands
aJ this time the most stupen-
dous aHd ridiculous mOnstrosty in
ChrisJeUdom. With a rector called by
the place-a rector intimldated, har-
raSsed, made by his very tenure impo-
tent, aud the hired mouth-pece Of this
veStry Of rich men, sometimes immoral,
often ignorant, usually OfiCiOus, always
In the way. Here he is 10 teach these
rich masters Of his what they already
know and like. He is 10 conduct SER
vice as they direct. He is to tolerate and
indOrse any abOmination which may have
been land usually is) established in the
parish. He is TO belle himself, his mes
sage, Gods very work for peace sake.
And they are the successful rectors
lDo0r dumb slaves, who have been able
20 keep everybody happy and questions
and ideas Of disturbing nature in the
dark.
Again, IN her relations TO the poor,
IN her spirit OF equivocating coquetry
towards the sects in her judicial system
in her no-poiicy, in her utter lack OF
discipline, coherence, esprit du corps,
In her vacillation, failure, pretensiOns-
she ecrusbes out Of earnest men their faith
iu her as the divinely planned and ruled.
She breaks the hearts Of her most loyal
sons. She either casts them forth, or
ruins them as man aud priests by fore
ing them into untrue, unfrank, un-
prr1cipled and helpless acQuiescence in
the less than right"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16
A Parkersburg shooting sorapo.
p6eick Tsl,ord,a 10 ths Rsdister

PARKERsBURG, w. VA, July ia
shooting scrape occurred down town
last night, in McNerny's saloon. Frank
O'Day, fireman on the Baltimore sud
Ohio Railroad, was in the saloon with a
crowd OF men, about ten o'clock, when
some one fired two shots. O'Day fell in
the doorway, shot In the head. Bob
Parker was suspected OF having done
the shooting, as he was seen TO run out
of the saloon with Doc PenleY, a tough.
Both Parker and Penley were arrested
and taken to Jail. O'Day was then
picked mp, when IL was seen that he
was bleeding badly from wound In the
head. The bullet struck him in the
forehead and passed under the scalp
and out at the back Of the head. An
investigation this morning decided.
however, that Parker and Penley had
nothing to do with the shooting, which
seems TO have been done by O'Day him
self, either for the purpose OF commit
ing suicide or through drunken frolic.
Parker and Penley were released and
O'Day, whose wounds prove TO be pain
ful, but not serious, was fined S25 and
sent to Jail for 30 days for carrying con-
cealed weapons.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16
Uncle SANS Court.
Special 7slsram to the Regs:sr.

Sgeeidl 7SlsGTdn TO the Rs7S,sr.
PARKERsBURG, July 15.-Alex Stan
ley whose people live In this county,
was arrested to-day by Deputy United
States Marshal Mehan for selling liquor
without a government license. Stanley
is said to have operated quite extensive
ly in Writ county. He gave bond TO
answer indictments.
In the case OF Oberlin College VS.. j.
V. Blair and others, for receiver for a
large and valuable tract OF oil land,
Judge Jacobs Of the United States
Court to-day continued the temporary
receiver and fixed time in which to
hear arguments for receiver.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16
lILLLIKELYBH WILSON
nsrally Conceded that he viii
Head Ways and Means,
IS LACKING
Cons .sssman Springer, and
While no One Doubts His
Honesty and Information On
Tariff Questions, He Cannot
PAr2 lce the Work Of Which
MlA Wilson is Capable.
!, Tsssoram 90 he Register.


AsHINGroN, ID. c., July 15.-It Is
moro asserted here with increased
tiveneSs that Mr.. Springer will not
Va De made Chairman Of the Ways
"a Means Committee when Congress
assem- bles, and that the place Will be
ven 10 Mr.. Wilson, OF West Virginia,
ho Is regarded as the a0iest man in
Ia House on 9e tariff question.
The reasons .dduced Tor setting Mr..
ringer aside are that be does not pos
IS thC concentration ana masteriul
iergy which are required 90 success
lly garry forward the big undertake
Il of revising tho tariff.
MT. SUringer's honesty OF purpose and
od Intentions are admitted, as well as
sexceDtional knowledge of the tariff
astou, but 70 is said be fails 20 reach
Dlts because OF his habit OF trying 20
f. attention 90 too many things AZ a
raat Mr.. Wilson will prove to be the
h4 man ID. the right place as chair
No the Ways aud Means Committee
ke c0ming Congress is conceded by
~ one.
4Sls a hard and efficient worker, and
preparation OK o new tariff bill will
carried forward with energy and the
aest degree of Intelligence if he IS
So by tbe Speaker % preside over
Ways and Means Committee.
hst such is now the Intention OF the
aker very few people here now
,bt
Ir SDrlnger's friends still refuse to
svo that be will be set aside by the
Maker, but they are almost alone In
HRtIief.
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Another Good Man Astray.
Sn1cfnl 7kl,arnm 70 ne Rsgtnr.

CLARKsBbRG, w. VA, July 15.-
Prof. A. c. Davis, president OF the
West Virginia Business College, and
secretary Of the Law and Order League,
has mysteriously disappeared, leaving
behind him host OF creditors, among
whom p. NJ. Long, clerk, was victim
lied the worst. A number Of attach
ments have been issued today. Davis
made an assignment by which he at.
tempted to prefer Long. Legal steps
will be taken to bring him back. 1t IS
believed he absconded with considera-
bic money. He was a church member
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16

EVANSVILLE. ISD., July l5.-A wreck
occurred ia the Evansville and Terre
Haute yards this evening, and several
passengers were injured. a special
bearing delegates 10 the knights oil
Pythias banquet rad into q caooose.
The injured are: Albert james, Fort
Branch. shoulder crushed aud Injured
Internally. may die. o. VI. Tiehborn,
OF Princeton, eye cut aud head Injured.
Samuel Miller. OF Nj Vernon, back
bruised. Henry Sckeila. Mt. Vernon.
neck and arm bruised. Samuel Bert,
Mt. Vernon, arm hurt.
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r.. sul,ehm.n nsIa R..non,IeI..

NEwBUEGH, n. Y, July i5.--aiebaei
DoBohue, the switchman at the scene
OF tho West Shore disaster here, was ar.
rssted this afternoon. He Is charged
with manslaughter OF the second de-
gree.
The coroner's jury holds Donshus
responsible for the wreck and censures
the railroad company for not employing
competent men Ia such responsible Do-
sltlOns,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16
TO tbe World.s Fair.

New YORK, July 15.-George Sran-
din, who says be represents lie Journal
Parts, left here at 4:30 p. N. yesterday
to walk to the Worlds Fair. He goes
through Yonkers, Poughkeepsie, AL
bany, Buffalo and Toledo. He expects
to make fifty miles day. He carries
no money, relying entirely upon good
fellows
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AProminent Man Dead.

0psclnT IfItQFsNI 70 VIe oU7'IUV IEs9'''V'
HUNTINGTON, VIVA, July l5.-Death
removed a prominent citizen OF this
section Of the State this afternoon.
WIN. z. wilkinson, prominent Demo-
crat who served in the Legislature sew
eral terms, was Sheriff Of Wayne county
and deputy warden at the penitentiary,
died at 3 o'clock this afternoon after an
Illness OF several months. He was 81
ye"rs Of age.
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A wana.rful contlnuaI Eas.

ORANGE. n. j.. July i5.-The record
for 100 mile bicycle road race was re-
dueed more than one hour 81 the run
from this place to Princeton and re-
turn to-day.
J. w. LlnnemGn, OF the Press Bicycle
Club, OF Buffalo. (scratch) did the 100
miles Ia hours, - minutes and 30 sec
Onds.
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VIII Settle up al. AnsIr..
y 7tl.oran 10 tAs sunday RscIsts-.

SpseidL Isle0rG1l % tts oHna1B htcTSssr.
PARKERSBURG, w. v, July 15.-Ths
County Court Of Jackson county and the
Sheriff OF that county, unable to arrive
at 3 settlement OF affair between the
Sheriff and county, have agreed upon
Judge McCluer and V. b. Archer, of
this city, to srbitrate and settle up the
Sheriff's affairs.
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Thn Rnnd Given.
spsal, 7si,aaa TO ne sunday Rsn'''r.

SDsciil 7flfGrdm 70 ne SUnddy Rs1istsr.
PAEKERsBURG, W. VA, July 15.-W.
p. Andrews has given $4,000 bond in
the case Of Marie le Baron and Paul
Fearing Andrews, minor children OF
Mrs. Sophie Andrews, deceased. Mr.,
Andrews alleges that there has been a
determined effort TO take his children
away FROM him. but declares his inten-
tion 10 fight the matter to the bitter
end.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16
WEST VIRGINIA VOLCANO.
Excitement at Weston Over Smoking
Hole in the Ground.

Excitement at Weston Over Smoking
Hole in the Ground.
SpseiaI 7eEeOrdm 10 the Sunday Re1istr.
WESTON, W. VA, July l5.-Consldera-
BILE comment and no little excitment
prevails here on account Of some curious
freak of nature, resembling volcano.
About two miles south OF Weston, on
the waters Of Murphy's creek, a pecu-
liar smoke was discovered issuing from
the earth near the top OF q hill. This was
perhaps ten days ago, and since
that time it has been daily increasing
in volume until now it resembles huge
lime or brick kiln burning. 1t covers
a space OF about fifteen feet square and
IL is said that when you approach with
in certain distance you will expert
ence a sensation running through your
body similar to an electric shock
About nine o'clock every morning 1t
seems to be the strongest and from
that time the volume Of smoke
decreases. There are great many the
ories advanced, the principal one being
that a vein of coal has become ignited
and that it is burning. A great many
people fear an upheaval OF the earth,
but the general belief Is that 1t Is en-
tirely harmless. Crowds Of people are
visiting 1t daily, mostly out OF curiosity,
and the result is being carefully noted.
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stree, Dasl.

AUGUSTA, GA, July ia specisi
from sandersyille says that Richard p.
Rcughton and Fred T.. Rawlings, prom
lnent citizens. killed each other 10 :
street dael yesterday afternoon. Ihs
affair was the culmihation Oh ihmiy
ferd.
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TEN THOUSAND IDLE.
Every Plate-elass Factory in the Country
closed.

closed.
PIrTsBURG, PA, July 15.-For the
first time 10 the history OF the trade
every pIate-glaSS factory in the United
States is closed, and that indefinitely.
Fully 10000 men are idle as result.
The depression is attributed 10 three
elements-over production, a tight
money market, aud the arbitrary
methods Of the plate-Elass trust. Every
plant ia the country is now stocked
with large surplus, with no orders.
Ii is the impression that the factories
will resume about the middle OF Sep
tember. Many OF the glass workers
are In straiteued circumstances and are
entirely dependent upon aid.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16
WORK PROGRESSING RAPIDLY.
Committees OF the American Flint Glass
Workers Convention Report.
speeoI TsiSgram 10 ne Suaddv Register.

MARION, ND, July l5.-Work In the
American Flints' convention progresses
rapidly to-day, and number Of import
ant committees reported, among them
the engraving, chimney, paste and iron
mould Committees.
The lamp workers committee re-
ported that all the ampworkers in New
York and two-thirds OF those in Phils-
delphia are again in the union and
working under its colors.
The question OF proposed reduction
In wages is not so grave as at first re-
ported. The reductions are only asked
by the manufacturers In few depart
ments, and the prospects OF labor
trouble have greatly diminished, The
principal reduction is asked for in the
prescription branch, and this will effect
4 large number Of workmen east and
west II they are insisted on.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16

A Belgian parer ssys-The Nostn
RelgIum Company and the Norm
France Compsnp are constrnctns
line Of locomotives 70 be operated ~
electrlclty. on which the journey from
Brussels 70 Paris, cisszsce 2, 49,. 49,.
I9s miles, will be accomplished 10 aDoss ..,.
eighty minutes, or AZ the rase q -
miles au hour. Il is also stated 'h1s y
4 expected % have the traiss running
within two or three monies.
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D. o., July 15.-At q meet
Northwestern SengerbUnd
we're taken 10 effect a per
nizatiOn. A committee OF
ne named by the president,
der. 70 formulate a cOnsti-
v-laws for the government
zation. 1t was decided 20
Z S@ngerfest In PittSburg.
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ANOTHER QUIET DAY.
Mr.. Cleveland Sees No One. Even the
Newspaper sIen Being Barred.

Newspaper sIen Being Barred.
BU7ZARDs BAY, MASS, July Is
President Cleveland mas enjoyed an
other quiet day at Gray Gables with
his family and only guest, DR.. Bryant.
The President had no callers to-day.
Even the newspaper men have been
kept from the President, and since Col.
Lamont left, Mrs. Cleveland has attend
ed 10 their demands.
Mr.. Cleveland did not even take his
accustomed drive to-day 10 the village
for his maiI, this being attended to by
Mr.. O'Brien. who for the past week
has been at Monument Beach.
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n.a R.llrnad nrsek b spaIn.

N.pRIp. July ia terrible railroad
acr;Sent occurred near Bilbao last night
q train. consisting Of q locomotive and SIX
carriages. while rounding sharp curve
- ~ rnountaius. ran Of the track and
,rert over a high orecipice. Six persons
we're killed znd Thru seriously Injured.
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VIII be Tried Monday.
Special 7sl,oram to N. E.olHr.

PARKERsBURG, w. VA, July 15.-
Smith Mayhem, young man OF this
city, was arrested on a warrant charg-
ing him with bastardy. Miss Mary
Belle Beason, a pretty young girl living
out of town, makes the charge that
Mahew is the father OF her child, born
last March. The trial will come up
Monday.
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The world'. sprlnrlng Record broken,

GOSHEN, IND, July &c G. Morris,
Of California, won the Columbian 100
yards sprinting event to-day for the
championship OF the United States.
Time o 3-5 seconds, beating the record
of 9 IS seconds. There were seven
starters. The prize was $4,000 and q
diamond medal.
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FeIIFrnm m OIL Derrick.

Special 7tIsorom 10 ne sunday R'0t'i>-.
MoRGANTowS, ", VA, July 15.-
F.. II. Morris, young and very popular
oil drlller in the Dolls Run field, fell
sixty feet yesterday from the top OF
derrick and was instantly killed. His
people were from Pennsylvania.
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To Take Young LIb. TO California

SAN FRAycIsco, July l5.-lt IS re-
norted here shat the Columbian Liberty
bell recently cast a. Troy'N-f., Is 20 ce
removed 20 San Francisco TO Dc Inng
September sth az the celebration OF 'ns
4srd anniversary Of the admission OF
California as State.
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Montgomery to Improve streets.

Special ISI>0Tdns 10 ne h'0istsr-
CHARLESTON, w. VA, July 15.-An
election was held in Montgomery to-day
10 decide the question Of issuing bonds
10 the amount Of two thousand dollars
TO improve the streets. The PROPOSE
tion carried-l37 10 IS.
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N.,hsnr Can shake

The confidence Of the public in SOZO-
DONT. As q preserver and beautiher Of
the teeth.
They believe in the absolute wholesome
ness Of its fragrant vegetable materials.
B.eace. its eve increasing popularity.
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.LlnrLdce to Va -. WIng.

LIE, KY, July 16.-The en-
of Congressman w. c. 2.
"a 10 Mrs. Louise Scott
low OF Rumsey Wing, ex-
, Peru, has been announced,
,rIto take place Just before
Ssion OF Congress. Mrs.
ere.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1893-07-16

ia. Pa, July -. - Three
sons saw the second days
eet of the National Cycling
is afternoon.
gn. purse 500: II. g. Wheel
] won. Best time. 2;25}5.
ice. n. =. tchings, B0s-
Idicap. c. T.. Kluge first.
L
Ne handicap, Y. J. Kelly,
irst Time, 40;5S-6J.
ldicap. O.. w. DOrntge, But
me. l4:l9Sd.
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subscribo for the leading local and tele-
graphic paper, the Wheeling Daily and
sunday Register, delivered to every part
OF the city or surrounding towns for Is
cents per week
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July 15.-At ? o'clock this
lCycloue passed over LeipSic,
his city on the c., II. Is ID.
g handsome new Catholic
4 several business blocks were
n and a number OF dwellings
possible TO learn further par
a list or the killed or wound
,ycloue did great damage in
ny. but its main force was
le village.