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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-01
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Interesting Pieces of Telegraphlo News
in small space.
INDEPENDENCE, Iowa, October 81
Johnson, the bicycllst, to-day made three
more new records as follow: Half mile
standing start, SO 3-5 seconds; quarter
mile standing start rs seconds; quarter
mile flying start, "a 9-5 seconds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-01
Or. E. C, Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment

Or. E. C. Vests Nerve and Brain Treatment
lied agents only, to euro Weak Memory; Loss Of
Brain and Nerve Power: Lost Manhood; Quicknese;
Night Losses; Evil Dreams; Lack of Confidence;
of the Generatiye Organs in elthsr sex, caused By
over-exertion; Youthful Errors Excessive Use OF
Tobacco, Opium or Liquor, which soon lead to
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refund money. VESTS COUGH SYRUP. A certain
cure for Coughs, Colds, Asthma, Bronchitis, Group,
Whooping Cough, Sore Throat. Pleasant 20 take.
Small size discontinued; old, JOc. size now 25c.; old
81 size, now Go, GUARANTEES issued only
THROUGH
McLAIN BROTHERS, Sole Agents
Southwest corner Twelfth and Market
streets, Wheeling w. Va.
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Dress Goods-nsver such IS these Read
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-01

zs&Aow. Cay St, one block north OF
state House Columbus, Ohio. In
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Miss Flora Smith, pleasing young
lady, of Tweuty-third and EoG streets,
gave an entertainment at her home
last evening TO u select party OF her
adv and gentlemen friends, in a Hal
low'eeu celebration. The customary
games were played, and the refresh
ments included delicious tady.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-11-01

The Fulton Star Rod and Gun Club
will give their first grand ball at koru's
Hall at Fu ron or Wednesday evening,
November Sth. This club has men,
bersbipof Is, and have purchased two
acres Of land up Wheeling creek, where
they will build a CLUB house the first OF
next May. Tue funds raised will 50
for that purpose.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-19
New York Cotton Market.
CuorEp ny A. II. WEEDES.
New York Markets.

NEW YORK, Aug. 19.-London market
comes steady with prices unchanged.
France has shown herself willing 70
fur ish us with gold. A sum OF SooO,ODo
in eagles was brought here Thursday. IL
rates on parity with the London quota
tion.
Importation of Russia hay and straw
into g rmany has been prohibited.
There was no movement In the London
market and the opening here was about
as tame as it could be. Transactions
were small up to time OF publication OF
bank statement even for the present DUH
times. TIE bank statement showed an
increase Of Al millions in reserve which
should have had quite a favorable
effect upon values as there was marked
decrease in loans aud an increase In specie.
Traders however do not seem TO have
sufficient pluck To start the ball rollint,
and the snort interest will certainly not
cover unless they find other buyings.
The general situation continues about
the same aud reports from the interior
are somewhat improved. Money seems
to be working slightly easier
between the various cities, but we 10
not expect any favorable developments
unless congress- acts. In the meantime
the situation will be one OF painful sus-
pense on the part OF the commercial aud
financial community.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-19
THE PROMPTER.

Jean Drew has returned from his long
European vacation
Plagwiagtfs and actors have penchant
for ras2a-sg r5esr country seats after their
most successful plays.
That old veteran, "The Streets of New
York, VIII once more be sent on tour, with
Frank Kilday in the stellar role.
Edmund Collier has been engaged as
leading man In Robert Downing's company,
which will play in repertory this season.
IL is estimated that within year there
will be S3.00O00O invested in music halls
and kindred amusements in New York city
alone.
The prominent American theatrical man
ayers do not boycott native authors. They
simply ignore uit but about half q dozen OF
them.
II. T.. Graham will not produce "The
Stockbroker." but will instead star in a
new comedy entitled After the Ball"
during the coming season.
Robert Drout, author of Ellie Ellsler's
successful play Doris" is less than "a
years old. Besides being playwright he
is an actor Of marked ability.
The coming season of grand opera at the
Metropolitan Opera House, New York,
promises TO be the most brilliant in the his
tory of that famous temple of art"
Mrs. Frances Hodgson Burnett will make
an effort TO duplicate the success Of Little
Lord Fauntleroy" with new play which
she hopes to finish before New Years day.
A playwright recently offered very good
lurid melodrama to several well known
managers for $50 and did not succeed in
selling it. Two years ago such a play would
readily have brought 10 times that price.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-19
They Preach Violence and Destruction
In New York City.
EIIA GOLDMAN WAS PRESENT
Conferences In Crowded Halls and in the
streefs. 1T which There Was Great
Amount OF silly and Very Foolish
Talk.

NEW YORK, Aug. 10. There was devils
work yesterday in the East Side, and de-
fance of law was openly preached. The
hand Of anarchy. which worked under
cover in the quickly suppressed riot OF
Thursday when the interior of Walhalla
hall In Orchard street was wrecked, be-
came fully revealed in the events which
followed the arraignment of prisoners in
the Essex Market Police court.
Anarchy stalked through Rivington,
Delanccy and Allen streets scowling at the
police Anarchy lifted up it's voice in at
least two halls where meetings of the un-
employed were held. and urged hungry
workingmen to greater violence in the
next conflict with the law. Anarchy
made hay while the sun shone. The time
was ripe to influence the minds OF the be-
wildered foreigners with empty stomachs,
who were quick to receive as fact the
statement that the rich were directly to
blame for their idleness.
There Was Plotting
IN the dark places. Workingmen who
still had employment were induced by
some one to send word TO one of the
meetings that they stood ready to lay
down their tools at an ipstants notice
and assist In rescuing tho prisoners from
the police.
Ten thousand copies Of a circular print
Cd In Hebrew, from the press Of the Freie
Arbiter Stimme, calling upon all persons
70 boycott Walhalla Hall, were thrown
broadcast through the district.
One Of SILVER Dollar" Smiths hench-
men shouted coarse epithets at the COM
mittec of the unemployed, In session at
81 Delaney street, and told them to go
back to Russia. and crowd OF 1000 pur-
sued him through the streets as he fled
for his life.
At every meeting which the working
men held Emma Goldman appeared. She
= the
Fluent and Impassioned Orator.
ssThe Queen OF the Anarchists" and the
friend Of Bergman. the anarchist, who
shot Henry G. Frick Of Pittsburg. Where
ever that women went her voice was raised
70 inform her hearers against capital and
property.
It II the fault Of Police Captain Devery
Of the Eldridge Street station that she
and the men who echoed her sentiments
are not now locked up for melting 10 riot.
4 Against the rising of anarchy, Joseph
Baronders seemed to stand like wall.
Every public act and utterance OF bis
yesterday was in favor of order, and
tended to calm the storm that others were
trying to create. There was little actual
violence done yesterday, however, and the
storm may soon blow over.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-19

Navahoe Finished Third in Royal Dorset
Club Regatta.

NaSahoe Aihisneo 1nlrd In hoyo D"hsc'
Club Regatta
LONDON. Aug. l0.--The annu Il regatta
OF the Royal Dorset Yacht C ub, OF
which Lord S'albridge is commodore,
took place today. The course covered
q distance OF 4) mpes extending from
Weymouth, where the club house is To-
Gated. 20 the Shambles lightship, the dis
tance being covered three times to make
the forty miles. The sun shone brightly.
aud there was fresh southwest breeze.
The Satanita, Britannia, Navahoe and
Calluna were the starters ia the race Tor
yachts OF their class.
The starting gun was fired at lo
O'Clock. the Satanita, Britannia anu
Navahoe got across the starting line De-
fore the gun was fired, and we're COM
pelled to put about and start over again.
In The meantime the Calluna, which
started at the proper time, secured nve
minutes lead on the other three yacnts.
Notwithstanding the advantage gained
by the Calluna by reasol or the false
starr OF the other contestants, the satan
ita, Britannis and Navahoe began TO
verhaul her AS soon as they got fairly
under way. At he end of the first rou q
the Satanita was in front aud was still
lYading when the secoud round was iln-
ished. The Britannia was second, Nava.
hoe third and Calluna last. The wind
freshened during the second round.
There was little change in the relative
positions ot the racers during the third
and last round. and the boats finished
as follows: Satanita, first; britannia,
second; Navahoe, third; and Galluna,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-19
FCUR BANKSi FAILED TODAY.

ST. Louis, Aug. ia special rrom
Lemar, Ia, says: The four banks at this
place failct TO open their doors yesterday.
They are sae First National, capital $780,
600; Lemar National, same capital; Ger
man American Savings, $4,000 capital,
and German State Bank, $500 All
have q large surplus OF accounts and have
been ranked among the best institutions
in the State. They closed because OF the
impossibiity OF getting cash. All were in
good condition for ordinary times, but
Withdrawals of cash had been steady and
collaterals could not be realized.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-19
CITY NEWS NOTES.

A portion of the track on Broad street
is being repaired.
The curblng for Norwood avenue has
arrived and is really to be placed in posi-
tion.
been placed in the east end Of the Union
station.
The Misses Mamie and Alice Maglone
are spending vacation in Fall River and
Taunton.
William Lashna. a city hall employe
Is spending part OF his vacation at
Watch Hill.
Nothing has been done toward remov-
ing the wreck Of the barge that was re-
Gently sunk. down the bay.
A chimney fire at No 81 Florence street
was extinguishe by Hose IA last night
in response TO a still alarm.
Brass boxes valued at $40 were stolen
from freight car In the Consolidated
yard near Acorn street Thursday.
The Continental steamb,at company
has chartered the Pawtucket steamer
Petrel TO run to the shore resorts even
ings
Herbert III. Baker, the popular filter OF
fashionable footgear with +. +. Ballou,
is spending vacation of ten days at
South Yarmouth.
A gasoliue stove was the cause of
small blaze at No. 20 Mulberry street
this morning about $50 o'clock. The
damage was about $25.
Cooper, the fellow arrested in this city
for stealing bicycle at Centreville, has
been turned over by Detecrtve Parker TO
Deputy Sheriff Lynch of Kent county.
1t is exp cted that the work of taking
the coal out OF the barge sunk in col
lsion with the steamer Berkshire OF
sabin's Point light will be begun In a
few days.
Hon. Charles T.. German will apply to
the supreme court for an injunctioa to
restrain the Union railroad from oper-
ating the trolley system on Haven street,
Cranston.
S me miscreanr cut the plate glass ia
the window of Me iuel Friedman's store.
81 Washington street, last night. Tue
party who did the mischief is unknown
10 the police.
Emmanuel johnson fell OF tho side
street last evening and fractured his Leg.
pital ia al ambulance.
John Gallagher was arrested for drunk
enness on Kim street last night aud
wben taken 10 the Fifth station IL was
fDund lie had ON coat which he had
stolea sr8ln Michael Shi nehan, his room
InAie.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-19

AT a meeting of the executive com.
miftee Of the Rhode Island State Fair
association held at the park yesterday it
a vo ell 10 Lu III a new exhibition hall.
l40g3C feet an To erect Ell hty new stalls
o the sou hwestern corner OF the park.
A contract for seven arc lights has
been closed with the Narrag tnsett Elec :
trlc Lighting company, and recSntly %
umier Of applica ions have been m tde
by m.rchanfs OF the city aud ate for *
nibiiing sp ce, ~ith a free selling priv
ege.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-19

PEn.aDELPnTA, Aug. 10--The Reading
Railroad company has arranged to pay its
debt OF $01S,O0O to the Lehigh Valley
company by transferring coal of that value
1t WAS because of the inability OF the
Reading to pay this debt that the Lenigh
company annulled its lease. The Reading
company has a large stock of coal on baud
and this method of cancelling the indebted
ness is regarded AS being highly satisfac-
tory by all the parties concerned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-19
Killed wa,kinu Hand An Hand.

PATERSON, N. j., Aug. 19.--John Tannis,
eight year oil, Of Garfield, Bergen county,
and Edward Englehardt, of the same age,
q this city, undertook to walk two blocks
on thc rails Of the Erie railway here last
evening. They began their feat by clasp
Ing hands, but had not gone far when
vest bound train was upon them. Young
Iannis Was killed and the other boy w as
thrown great distance from the track.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-19

In summer cottage quite the effective
feature Of every bedroom was the wash.
stand splasher. A wide piece of cottage
drapery, shirred on n slender gilt rod and
suspended by white ribbon bands, formed
the background of the toilet stand, falling
TO the floor and coming well out on both
sides. The protection Of the delicate wall
paper was perfect, and the graceful banners
impaired an airy effect that added much 20
the prettiness VI the rooms.-New York
snf-....
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-19

NIAoARs FALLS, N. ", Aug ia
rumor is being circulated here to the effect
that two men occupying "a small boat were
carried over the Horse Shoe Falls last
night A conductor on the Michigan Cen
tral train reported the matter, but thus far
nothing can he learned that will verify the
rumor. The State Reservation authorities
are on the lookout Tor any signs OF bodies
below the fails.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-19

About 12 o'c' ock last night an alarm
was rug in IRON Wakefield hill for n
Gaffuey OF the Dan Ford farm. The b ,ru
and contents were entirely consumed.
The building was filed with oats aud
considerable furniture. ell o. which was
lost. Tie barn and furnI ture were Ia.
snred, but the oats and grain were a total
loss.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-19
COLONIA LEADING.
vigiiant Was First Over the Line, with
Colonia Next.


Colonia Next.
NEWPORT, Aug. 19.-There were three
starters In the second race for the Astor
cup of Newport this morning. as yester-
days trial was declared off because OF
the inability ( the yncats to finish in the
time limit. The starters were
jubilee, Vigilant, and Colonia.
The Boston boat mannuvered as usual
for the best position on the start, but
was beaten by the Vigilaut which got
over the line first with Jubilee fifteen sec
unds behind.
The official time at the start was; Vigil
liant. 10000; Jubilee. 12:20:35 Colonia
l2:2l:i0. AZ 1890 Colouia crawled up and
DE-, $ "a the Jubilee, and favored by u f1uke
off shore, began TO beat up on the
Vigilant and passed close to windward
OF her, shutting off all her air.
At 1899 the boats were heading 70 the
east OF south on the starboard tack. Co
lonia leading aud TO windward by about
"A ninufp
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-19
FOR LABOR OAR.
Trades Unions Take Action on the Com
ing Celebration.


ing Celebration.
The committee from the various labor
organic tions met last night under the
Rhod Island Central Labor union
10 make arrangements for la
Dor day. A committee WAS
appointed TO wait on Governor
Brown. John Cook OF the Carpenters
union was apr ointed IS chief mar
shall. InvitatiCns were sent 20
the spinuers aud masous unions
and other organizations. H. is
expected that twenty-five organic ,tious,
comprising $500 men, will be in line
Six bands have been engaged. Games
will De played at Rocky Point, including
a baseball game between meN-
bers ircm Providence and Pawtuck t :,
lOO-vard dash, so yarl dash. lee-yarrt
fat mems rae, 50yarj old mems race,
running hop. step and jump, standing
long Jump. running high jump and game
of oloItg.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-19
statesmen want water and Rest.

CAPE NAY, N. j., Aug. 10.-Congress-
men Cannon, Post. Payne, Aldrich, Dur.
borrow, Geary, Mercer, Doolittle, Babcock,
Barnes, Morgan and Henderson arrived
here last evening for three or four days
fishing and to escape the heat Of the Capt.
CAL Senators Hill, Quay, Camden and
sthers are expected to-day.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-19
TENNIS AT THE PIER.

Chacc and ovey Defeated the Halls
This Morning.
NARRAGANsETT PIER Aug. 10. 9.-The
finals in doubles In the tennis tournment
were PLAYED this morni ng Chace and
Hovey defeated q. aud Il. l.. Hall, e.
6 60
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-19

READrxo, Pa. Aug. l9.--Col. A. Har-
voy Tyson, the deposed member of Gov.
Pattison's stan and Secretary OF the State
vorustry Commission, was taken to Jail
yesterday on the charge Of raising a note
from e175 70 $4SJ. Tyson was under bail
1nr various other crooked transactions.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-19

8. RAUr, MINI, Aug. ia terrible
hail-etorm passed through Wright county
yog1orday afternoon, completely destroying
ovogythlng In it, path. The path of the
11ern VA only half mile wide bat from
y - - ~ = lepg(k =
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-19
In 0LNEYVILLE.
A ADJOURNED MEETING OF JOHNS
TON SCHOOL COMMITTEE.
other Matters of Deep Interest to the
People of OIneyviilc- Local Happen
iBgs and Personal

The adjourned II ecting of the Johr ston
school committee was held in the coun-
ell chamber OF Thursday evening. Tue
list OF books TO he used in the High
school was revised. IL was decided to
purchase the list of books pr, pared by
lie superintendent aud the 10 cners. IL
was also deciaed to print a circular TO
teachers anu trustees fixing the time of
opening aud c,osing the school terms and
living directions Tor care or the free text
books. Several bulls were also allow ed.
Visiting Mechanics.
A party Of American Mechanics, inc I'D
ing stale Q otiic rs and delegates from sew
raj councils, paid visit to the Manton
council OH Thursday evening and pre-
sented tn flag won y he Maptoa .cour-
ell of the or,ier for turning out with the
largest proportion OF It's full memb bers in
the pal ale In connection with tue annual
xcursion of the order in July last.
Arcadian social Club.
Last eve irg midsummer ball was
hed in the Mys ic Chain ha !. Olneyvile,
under the - spices OF the Arcaaian Social
ub. AT Q o'clock about 100 couples
joined in thr graLd march which was led
Uy John j. Blackley anu Miss Blackley.
The comgitiee OF arrange nients were:
fred Smitn, Frank Wnite, James Daily,
Fred l.. White aud FraDS johnson;
enera foer director john j. BlacAley.
Danci was continued into the early
hour OF the morning.
Frank ]. Moore OF Pittsfield, Mass. is
& ding week with his mother on Dyer
avenue.
Gsorse K. Bean was out OF doors yester-
day, after an attack OF malaria, from
which he nad suffriel during he week.
The Broadway Baptist Sunday school
wiil have lawn party on the grounds
of ii. q. Pierce. LIurei Hill avenue, on
Monday, Ang. 81.
Oilcer Dotne of Johnston police force
is again on duy after his vacation spent
at Care Cod.
AZ the meeting of the Nelson Banocks
orter ; ms of ST. George, held last even
Ia Noah Hanney OF Olneyvllle re
&C. we'd his commission rs special colonel
T the 5. ate OF Rh de Island. in reco..
nitloa of his valuable services as trea-
surer to the BauoCks
The General Military council of the
order Sons OF s.. George Will b. held an
Mystic Chain hail today (Stturday)
Deeg, es from all parts OF Rhode Isla..d
viii BE- PRESENT.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-19

ALMANAC ron SATURDAY, Acc. Is.
suS RIsEs........ 70 Moon SETS. -. 10 20 Pm
IrSsTn S SlTei or ii;; Dir..is q FurL sr, r
WASHINGTON, Aug. 19.-Forecast for
New England: Northwesterly winds;
slightly cooler; fair wessher-
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-19
Three Tines under this heading 10 ccni


no LET = ON wtsT SIDE TWO VERY
j pleasant tenements OF nine rooms each, with
modern conveniences near street cars rent low
70 good tenants. Address B-y News Office.
'TO LET. In ELMwOoD. An UPPER AND
il lower tenement OF and rooms, besides
Chambers separate entrances hath rooms. steam
heat. Address D-25 News office.
TO LkT--rwo Why PLEASANT TINE
i ments OF q rooms each. with modern con,en-
fences. horsecar route on west sdei rent low 10
n good tenant. inquire OF a. W. PRESTON, ~
Westminster street. ailp-tt
no IET-ON EyEkGREhN sTkEEr UPPhH
i tenement ~ seven rooms with bath room and
gas separate entrance, ncaT cars rent only ti0.Ou.
ADDRESS 8-es News ONCE.
l'U LET-UN POINT STREET. NEAR SUMMER
u very Pheasant upper tenement OF six rooms on
roor. In perfect order. rent moderate. Address
Ii-so News ONCE.
t'ULET-NlCE LOWER TENEMENT OF SIX
l 70 ms AL modern impfOyt ments barn at
tached Address f2i. News ONCE.
no LET-fENEMENT OF fIvL kOOMs on
1 Dean street. Address E-2a News Office. IN
Eirrwocd.
sIo LET.-UPPER TENEMENT or Q ROOMS on
i fri. ndship strcct modern improvements
A-22. News Once
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-19

whose loveth n good business Iovcth
advertising but hs that despiseth fsmeis
an 49, 49,
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1893-08-19
THE WEATHER.

For tonig h I -
Cloudy.
For tomorrow
Clear weather and
warmer.
Temperature from
o.. m. Aug. Is. to o
n. m. Aug. 10: High
est. 20, lowest.