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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15
Local Bn:e Ball.

The married men and bachelors OF
the Central City club will play game
of ball on the tunnel green Sunday
afternoon.
The Red Letters accept the chal-
lenge OF the Electric Sparks base ball
club, for q game Sunday morning at
$3.50, on the Creek mill grounds.
Among the base ball cranks who will
go up to Pittsburg to-day TO see the
Boston-Pittsburg game, will be City
Clerk Thomas L. Thoner, Councilman
w. w. Irwin. Attorney S. o. Boyce,
and City Receiver Kindleberger.
The Grumblers would like TO hear
from the Fulton club for game OF ball
next Sunday, the 18th, on their own
grounds. II accepted answer through
the REGISTER. They would like to hear
from club over the creek, either the
Whittlers or Kemple's, for game OF
ball on the Creek mill grounds, any day
next week. II accepted answer
through the REGISTER. The Grumblers
are composed all Of mill men.
The Forty-third Street Sports again
tried to defeat the Incline Whittlers on
the Westwood grounds, South Side,
Yesterday afternoon. The score was rs
to Is In favor OF the Inclines. Batteries:
for the Sports, HUGH and Luff; for the
Inclines, Lantry and Speidel. One OF
the largest crowds seeing a game on the
grounds this season attended. The
features were two home runs, one by
Chas. Becker. OF the Sports, and the
other by Nick Speidel, OF the lnclines.
Chas, Hydinger umpired the game.
Another game is being arranged for q
stake
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15
For clear head and steady nerves
Take Bromo-Seltzer- bottles 10 cts
NOTES OF TIE RIYER
News OF the Roats and Boatmen Along
the Ohio.

the Ohio.
The river remains at 90 inches.
The c. Il. Woods and Virgie Ratlih
got away yesterday.
The hull of the wharfboat is receiving
it's last coat of paint for this summer.
The National Board OF Steam Navlgs-
ton will hold its meeting next year In
Cincinnati.
A big rise is reported in the Kanawha
river and all the coal loaded there will
be gotten out on this rise.
Much disappointment exists among
packet and coal men that the recent
rains failed to make Use in the head
waters.
Captain ]. NJ. Barcourt, an old steam
boat man along this river, died at Col
conda, H., Wednesday. He was cap
tain of the Silver Cloud.
Some time ago the New river coal OPP
orators met at Charleston and reduced
the price OF mining from fifty to forty
cents, and the miners agreed to accept
the reduction provided the operators re-
duced the price of goods IN the stores.
The miners gave thes operators until
Tuesday to decide on the reduction OF
store goods. The operators met and re-
fused to grant the demand, and as a
consequence the miners have gone on a
strike.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15
TIE SONG RECITAL
Given by Madame Kate Rolla ut Odd
Fellows Hall.

Given by Madame Kate Rolla ut Odd
Fellows Hall.
The number sof hearers at Madame
Rolla's song recital last evening at Odd
Fellows Hall was fair, but, while the
attendance was small, in interest and
appreciation Of music's power 10 could
not be excelled. Madame Rolla APP
peared In q beautiful Felix gown with
an elegant array OF diamonds
and a boquet of flowers, placed
prettily on her left shoulder.
Her bearing was superb and Mrs. Rolla
always ended with graceful bow and
q smile that was irresistibly bewitchiDR.
The hearty applause at the finishing Of
each rendition fully attested a sensitive
ear for good music on the part OF her
hearers.
Madame Rolla's voice has q volume
and sweetness which ia It's unity Is rare.
Combin with these ia effect 10 has q
wonderful breadth OF dramatic power.
At times the meditation and
fervor OF her expression was
irresistible. The French pieces
"Connaisseg-vou la BELLE" louvre
tex yeux hlans," and "PrinteDps Nou-
yeau," were all classical and given with
excellent dramatic effect. "Pastorale
La Basoche" was one OF the prettiest
numbers OF the programme. "At Part
ing" was . plaintiVe and exceedingly
effective selection. 'Still vile dl
Nacht" was q German melody that I'm
pressed the auditors remarkably, and
evoked unusual applause. The even
ing's programme ended with pleasing
selection-"The Fountains MiDgle
With the Rivers"
Mr.. Charles OFT varied the pro.
gramme with few happy and well
rendered recltatIons. Mr.. OFT gave EVIL
dence last evening Of considerable
talent ia the line Of eIocution and spoke
paturaIly.and easily. His delivery and
effect were realistic Of the subject
spoken. He recited my Horse Klpg."
and as his last selection spoke why
Don't You Get Up" This pleased the
audience immensely. and they al ap-
pIauded for an encore. Mr.. Ot re-
sponded with my Old Sweetheart"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15

McCartsr, c. H. Geiger, o. P. Barnhart,
G. Stroble.
Two mile West Virginia championship
H. Riheldatfer, Q. 7: Smith, ". p Sadier'
j. c. Stamp, G. H. Geiger. @. Strobe.
Two mile open handicap-O. p. Bern
hart, l.. II. Bannister, G. II. Hale, G. IL.
Mcdonald. Gus Steele, A. A. zimmerman,
f. Z. Talley, A. L. Baker, l.. ). MeInges,
H. Baker, G. Baker, G. =. Tudor, ID. HI
heldaffer, C.. E. Garvin, A. L. Banker,
Paul Nelson, ]. S. Johnson, w. T. Sadler.
&C. Stamp, w. Greer, w. Kuhn, Z. n.
Geiger, E. &. Johnston, @. A. Banker,
Arthur French, G.. S. Reiger, L. G. John
ston, g. S. Smith, Hoyland smith, y.
Strobe.
One mile. open-O. p. Bernhart, L. n.
Bannister, G.. H. Hale, G. Il. Mcdonald,
A. A. Zimmerman, F. L. Talley, A. l..
Baker, L. S. Meintjes, Conn Baker, G. Il;
Tudor, H. Riheldaffer, Il. L. Banker, Paul
Nelson, j. S. Johnson, A. |. Brown, w. L
Sadler, j. G. Stamp, Chas. H. Gelger, u.
C.. Johnston. George A. Banker, A. L.
French, G. S. Reiger, L. G. Johnston,
George S. Smith, Hoylapd smith, u
Strobe.
Half mile, West Virginia State Cham
pionship-Will Dinger, Neh Lalng, +. p.
McNair, H. Riheldaffer, G. E. Garvin. y.
T. Smith, w. t. Sadler, J. Q: stamp, j. T.
McCarter, G. H. Geiger, G. Strobe.
Quarter Mile Open-L. ID. Bannlster'
G.. H. Hale, c. r. Mcdonald, Gus Steele,
"A. Zimmerman. f. L. Talley, A. L.
Baker. L. 5. Meintjes, Conn Baker, G. b.
Tudor. H. Riheldaffer, A. L. Banker, Paul
Nelson, j. S. Johnson, Claude Ball, A l..
Brown, Clyde Quimby, w. L. Sadler, ..
G.. Stamp, c. H. Geiger, E. Q. Johnson
G.. A. Banker A. l. French, q. ). helger'
l.. c. johnson, George S. Smith, Hoyland
Smith, G. Strobe.
Two mile oper Il. II. Bannister, g. II.
Hale, c. r. Mcdonald, A. A. zimmerman,
FL. Talley, a. L. Baker L. 5. Meintles,
Conn Baker, G. E. Tudor, H. Riheldaifer,
A. L. Banker, Paul Nelson, j. 5. Johnson,
w. 7. Salder, j. Z. Stamp, Charles d.
Geiger, George A. Banker, A. l: French,
G, S. Reiger, L. g, Johnston George D
Smith, Hoyland Smith, g. Stroole.
One Mile HANDICAPPED. p. Bernhart, L.
II Bannister. g. II. Hale, Charles r. Nc
Donald. Gus Steele, A. A. Zimmerman, +,
L. Talley. A. L. Baker, L. ). MelnJes,
Conn Baker, C.. Z. Tudor, A. Q. Dodd, II.
Rineldaffer, c. Z. Garyin, A. L. Banker,
Paul Nelson, j. S. Johnson, A. /. Brown,
o. II. Smith, j. NJ. Smith, G. r. O'Bierne,
w. L. Sadler, J. c.. Stamp, Will Greer, WI
Kuhn, j. f. McCarter, Chas. Geiger, n. =.
Johnson, G. A Banker,A A. 1. French, &. ;.
Reiger, L. G. Johnson, Geo. Smith, Hoy
land Smith. c. Strobe.
Last night the stockholders OF the
Wheeling Athletic Wheelmen, met in
their club room and chose new Board
of Directors, as follows: DR.. John ID.
Mcclure, Jason c. Stamp, G. B. Pea
body, C. H. Geiyer, r. Mather Archer.
The Board organized by re-electing Mr..
Geiger 10 the presidency: Mr. Stamp,
vice-president; Mr.. Herbert RiheIdafer,
secretary and treasurer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15
THE CASUALTY RECORD.
Accident at a Fire.

Yesterday morning about half-past
two o'clock an alarm of fire was turned
in from box 16, at Martins Ferry,
and was promptly answered by
the fire department. Tho ire
was located in the Elson glass
works and was easily extinguished.
The fire started from an explosion OF
paint barrel. Since tn e summer stop
the management have been making eX-
tensiye repairs. AMI a lot Of paint was
used around the building In painting
the roofs. stacks, etc.
Officer Scott Neal wanted some OF the
Vaint that was left to use around his
property, and inquired Of the Waterman
OF the works il there was any more OF
this paint left, expecting to pay for IT,.
The Waterman was not sure whether
there was any more paint in the barrel,
and started TO get stick to put In the
barrel TO gauge It. While he was hunt
ing for the stick officer Neal lighted a
match to see, when the gas In the bar
rel ignited, causing an explosion, cut
ting and burning Neal in frightful
manner, and setting the place on ire.
The explosion raised the people in the
neighborhood who came TO the assis-
lance Of the wounded man and succeed
ed in extinguishing the flames.
The unfortunate man was taken TO
his mothers residence in the near
neiEhborhood and Drs. Hobensack and
HerveJ called, who rendered the neces-
sary medical assistance. 1t was found
that he was badly burned about the
face and neck, and had deep cut across
his face, requiring several stitches to
sew it together. His eyes were some
what burned, but it is thought the
sight is not injured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15
A Hinge Drum.

Probably the largest casting which
ever came TO this city is the drum for
Mozart Park incline, which arrived over
the Panhandle yesterday afternoon.
The drum was transferred to the Is. "
O.. and is now still loaded on the car at
the Wheeling Pottery switch. This
machinery proved an attraction after
its arrival, and hundreds OF persons
went to see it, This immense casting
was made at the Fisher foundry, Pitts
burg. 1t came in two pieces, and when
put together the drum will be forty
four feet in circumference and will
weigh sixteen tons. This is not count
ing the great steel shaft, which also
arrived on the same car. The drum
will be placed in the engine
reom at the top OF the incline, and 1000
feet Of cable, wrapping around 1t, will
draw the cars up and down the ascent
This morning George Abram, OF East
Wheeling, will take ten horses, which
are expected to draw one-half OF the
casting at time to the top OF the In
cline. Then the casting will immedi-
ately be put up, and the incline will be
running in two weeks, it is said.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15
INDUSTRIAL OUTLOOK
MADE BRIGHTER By THE NEWS THAT TIE
RIVERSIEE WILL START
In Full Next Monday Morning. Reduction IL
Wages in the Tube WOrks-A Huge
Gasting-MIll Notes.

Uuon the heels of the announcement
OF the resumption of work at the La
Belle mill, several of the potteries, and
q number Of other industrial plants,
which were idle during the recent pc
Rod of depression, comes the official
news that the Riverside Iron Works,
q concern employing more men than
any other mill in this vicinity, will
light it's fires and start up on Monday
morning, giving employment to hun
dreds of wage workers.
On Monday of this week several de-
partments Of the big plant resumed
operations. The steel plant, however,
has been idle, but will start in full on
Monday. Mills A and 3, OF tie plate
department, will start Monday, on
double turn. A large force OF laoorers
will be put to work to-day, changing
the rolls, and arranging other prelim-
inaries. Late last night notices or a
resumption of the work, were posted In
the plate mill, and other parts OF the
big plant.
Yesterday morning every employe OF
the tube works was notified OF q reduc-
ton in wages, ranging from 10 to 10 per
cent, to take effect next Monday. The
entire force OF men is not working at
present, but all will be affected when
work is resumed next Monday. The
men generally received the notih-
cation philosophieally, and IL is
probable that work will con-
tinue, without interruption, In
the hope that better times will bring
about a return to the old scale Of wages.
The reduction will be felt most by the
laboring hands.
The news that the Riverside will start
ND was hailed with delight, not only by
men who depend upou the operation OF
the-pant for livelihood for themselves
and families but but by the business
men who were also affected by the idle
men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15
Workman Hurt.

About six o'clock yesterday morning,
at the corner of Market and Seventh
streets, caving in Of the earth occur
red in the ditch being dug to receive the
large pipe that is TO carry the water
from the new pumping station to the
reservoir, partly burying one Of the Ital-
ian laborers. After getting out the man
showed signs of being considerably hurt
but not serously,and after time SEEM
ed as though he might be able to resume
his work
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15
Rarnum Coming.

Last spring all tho dead walls in the
city and surrounding country were COW
cred with flaming posters, announcing
the coming OF Barnum's big show, but
the date was not given. When several
months passed, it was generally thought
that there had been change In plans.
Yesterday, however, a representative
OF the show arrived in town, and made
the preliminary arrangements for the
appearance of the show. The date Is
October 18th, and the Fair Grounds
will probably be the place chosen.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15
THE SILVER REPEAL.

Congress has undoubtedly done is VtTncst 70
rssto-e the general confidence Of q pie IN
silrsr. bu it needs no action Of Congtess 70 re-
stere the confidence OF the public ID sitter Ags,
or in the Duquesne and Bear Greek Rye
Whistles. They know that they are absolutely
ives. They are for sale by all dealers generally
At sl 80. 81 . ana Sl.oO per quart respectively.
m your dealer does not have them, sand direct
Ia headquarters Tor them; address Max Klein,
Sc Federal ST. Allegheny, Pa Complies oata-
logic mailed upon aPpl cation.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15
A Bad Fall.

A most painful injury resulted yes
terday from a boy, aged three years, a
son of John Monahan, of Thirty-ninth
snd Water streets, falling from a win
dow at his home. The little fellow was
playing at tho window when he fell
from it, distance Of several feet. BE.
sides being badly bruised, the child
struck his chin against the window
frame in falling, nearly causing his
teeth to sever the tongue. II was nee
essary for DR.. Pipes TO stitch the mem
Der. it being necessary to use ether to
keep the little sufferer quiet.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15
Death Of Conrad schepp.

Conrad Schepp. well known citizen
of South Eof street. died Yesterday att
ernoon aged about forty years. he had
been i'll OF consumption for long time,
and his death was not unexpected. Mr..
Schepp has travelled extensively OF late
for his health, but received little bens-
fit. A few years since he was In the
dry goods business at Twenty-fourth
and Chapline streets.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15
ANsrrow Escape.

Abel Hannah, Of Hannah, Hall & Co.,
of South street, made very narrow
escape from severe injury at the store
Yesterday. He was showed against one
of the large glass show windows, AXES
inches, SCATTERING it but escaping In
iury beyond a few bruises.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15
20 nrrr TIftr Years.

Ak OLD AND WELL-TRIED RENEDT.-
Mrs. Winslow's Soothing Syrup has been
used for over fifty years BY millions OF
mothers for their children while teething
with perfect success. II soothes the child,
softens the gums, allsys all pain, cures
wind coiic, and is the best remedy for
DiarrhRa. Is pleasant TO the taste: Sold
by Druggists in every part Of the World
Twentv-five cents bottle. Its value is in
calculable. Be sure aid nsk for Mrs.
WinsIow's EoOthing SyTAp, and take no
other.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15
Business House Closed.

A. G. Evans grocery store on Bel
mont street, Bellaire, was closed last
eaening on executions issued from
SQUIRE Mason's Court in favor OF James
b. Haines & Son, Of Plttsburg. and A.
Branum 81 Sons, otBridgeport. the two
claims amounting TO about 5000. 1t Is
understood that other wholesale grocers
have claims against the store. Evans
has only beeu in the grocery business
since last March, having kepta dry
goods store up till that time. 1t Is not
known what his assets are, but he was
supposed 10 be In good financial stand
ing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15
ReImont County Fair.

The forty-ffth annual fair OF the
Belmont County Agricultural Society
will be held at st. Clairsville on Tues
day, Wednesday and Thursday, Sep
TENDER Goth, 9th and 2sth. The Board
of Managers, Of which j. B. Hoge is
President, has outlined an attractive
programme, which insures the success
of the affair.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15
Co tn Chicago

Next Monday at low round-trip rates
via the Wheeling and Lake Erie Rail-
way. Leave Wheeling 3;15 p. M, city
time, and arrive in Chicago at 7:25 a.
m. Leave Chicago 7:45 p. M, arrive
Wheeling Il:45 a. IN. Shortest route
and quickest time.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15
Other Industrial Items.

The heat being so great yesterday az
ternoon at the LaBele mill, the pud-
dlers Quit work till this morning. Not
withstauding the reduction this depart
ment of the plant will run in full. The
nailers agreed yesterday afternoon to
accept the reduction and the nail mill
at the plant will go on again in full
next Monday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15
FelIin the River.

Fred Fallstick, young man living at
Thirty-third and Market streets, made
a narrow escape yesterday. He was
rowing in the river in a johnboat of
Thirty-fifth street in the middle OF the
river. The boat upset, throwing Mr..
Fallstick out. he chung to the boat,
however, and finally got safely to shore
without the aid Of others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15
Appointed Custodian.

The fight for the position OF Gus
todian OF the Custom House Is at an
end. Mr.. Patrick Weir, OF the Sixth
ward, yesterday received official notit.
cation of his appointments frem the
authorities at Washington. Mr.. Weir
was recemm ended by Congressman Pen
dleton. He lis a sterling Democrat, and
the appointment is one which will give
general satisfaction. Mr.. Benoui Feay
has been appointed assistant by Mr..
Pendleton. The new officials will take
charge within few days.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15
Dropped Dead ON the wharf

bptcldI IsttpTu1" 70 ~ "'E'''"
HUNTINGTON, W. VA. September Il.
When the steamer Vespers arrived
here tonight at o'clock from GalIpo-
lis one OF the passengers. James Need
ham. a prominent farmer OF Apple
Grove. w. Va, dropped dead from hem
orrhage, while attending the bank from
the WhaFfboat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15
Hand Cut

Charles Armstrong, United States
Express Company messenger, had his
hand very badly crushed and torn at
the B. &. o. depot few days ago. He
was handling baggage, when his hand
was caught by protruding piece Of
sheet iron, causing the injury.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15
shortest Route From wheeling to the
World's fair.

Panhandle Route; s11.Oo round-triD
September 2Ist, good to return untli
September 30th, inclusive. For details
please apply to ]. &. Tomlinson, Ticket
Agent, Wheeling, w. Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15

CAPT. AID EVERETT and t. V. Mendel,
If the steamer Sam Scaramouch, will
rua between Twelfth street landing and
FAR Grounds gate for 2 aeeommoda-
in Of the people Attending the Bicycle
frl1rnamenh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15
ro,l Frnm n Chair

A boy aged four years, son Of John
Ernest, of South Jacob street, fell from
a chair yesterday, resulting in serious
injury. The elbow Of the left arm was
fractured and dislocated. DR.. Ford
gave the medical atte- lion.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15
NEWS OF TIE DAY.
A Queer Old Chap.

An aged farmer, who evidently had
not been in Wheeling many times, en-
tered South Side pharmacy and called
for ''lemon soda" He said he guessed
he would have lunch with 1t. taking
some cakes from home, from his pocket
and had his soda aud cakes, while the
customers in the store stopped buying,
and were much amused.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15

SOME unusual bargains In ornamental
Porcelain at 1. G. Dillon Il Co.'S on Fri
day and Saturday.
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mr.. George Hopkins psaa.


PARKERbuBG. W. Va, September a.
Mrs. Geefge Hopkins, one OF the most
highly esteemed christian ladies Of thil
cIty. died mis- afternoon ~ o'clock 2
her reside re on Market street, At
age of CO Yrs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15

ATTEND the BAReRIS SALE OF 6ne
Bric-a-brac on Friday and Saturday, at
I. G. DILLON 81 Co.'s.
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SECOND DAVIS RACING.

One Mile Open Handicap-Wil Dinger,
Neff LANG, L. Bsnnister, g. H. Hale, c.
Il. Mcdonald, a. A. Zimmerman, f. l..
Talley. A. L. Conn and H. Baker, L. 5.
Meinties, c. Z. Tudor, +. B. McNair, H.
Rihelhaffer, @. &. Garvin, A. L. Banker,
paul Nelson, J. 5. johnson, w. II. Rhodes,
Claude Ball, A. l. Brown, o. I. Smith, G..
r O'Bierne, w. 7. Sadler,J. G. Stamp, w.
Greer. w. Kuhn, J. r. McCsrter, Z. H.
Geiger. E. c. johnson, George A. Banker,
Arthur French, G. 5. Reiger, L. S. John
son. G. S. Smith, HOylsnd Smith. c.
StrOble
One mile. $40 class-O. P. Barnhsrt, G.
II Hale. G. II. Mcdonald, Gus Steele, Il.
7. Tallev, H. Baker, Conn Baker, G. Z.
Tudor. H. Riheldaffer, Clyde Quimby, w.
w. T. Sadler, J. G. Stamp, c. H. Geiger,
c. Strobe.
Half mile, 1:2O clsss-H. NJ. Sidwell. 9.
r Mcdonald, Gus Steele. F. L. Talley, II.
n. Baker. Conn Baker, G. Z. Tudor, II.
Riheldaffer, c. E. Gsrvin, Paul Nelson, ..
n. Smith, J. NJ. Smith, Clyde Quimby, w.
T. Sadler, J. Z. Stamp, w. Kuhn, J. f.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15

President Geiger, of the Wheeling
Athletic Wheelmen, who has charge Of
the entries for the coming State meet,
is a busy man these days. He hases-
tablished headquarters in the Wheeling
Press Club rooms in the Reilly block,
and the place is thronged with wheel
men. Yesterday the entries for the
first days races were completed. They
are given in full below:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-15
4 Surprise--Ladies' Fine Shoes
.Chi1dren's Shoes.
Mems and BOYS Hats.

to quote prices you heard before on can save
buying only bargains from Auction and Sherlus SAFES
|. nd Is We CAN'T aferd 70 rob our customers.
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our Iarge store With goods % ovFFIoNIn- 80
Red and Sherlds Sales viii I1Iu oe SN'
Keepth Prce-LiSt for reference
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A Cvclone---Men's Fine Suits.
A Whirlpool--Men's Pants.
Suits and PANS.

hereby guarantee " refund you ne nGRey lot
"ord worm uOu0 s1
rannla o aHsryLhLng a-vaE-lsel