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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-04
WINDLE TAKES TWO WORLD RECORDS.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, October D.
William w. Windle, Of Millbury, rode q
mile with a flying start in minute aud
5s Is seconds at Hampden Park this
afternoon, in the presence Of officials OF
the Springfield Bicycle Club. This is a
worlds record. Windle also rode fy-
ing half miIe in Sc 3-5. This was also
q Uorld's record.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-04
rnrin.nr PAT Conley,s Funeral.

sveoia! 7eltoran 10 the Rsotsssr.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, October p
The funeral of Pat Conley, the b. & y.
engineer, whose sad fate was published
in Sundays REGISTER, was buried this
morning. The funeral ceremonies took
place at st. Xavre's Catholic Church.
which was crowded to Its utmost ca
pacity. The funeral cortege was the
largest seen in this city for many years
being attended by Catholics and Prot,
estants alike, as the deceased was not
only one of the most popular engineers
on the road, but most excellent cltl-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-04
A Box Party by Mr.. Walker.

Special IslserdtH - The Register.
WASHINGTON, D. c., October g.
Hon. Stewart w. Walker gave box
party at AlbauGh's Grand Opera House
last night TO the members OF his party
who accompanied him to Charleston,
w. Va, where he will be married
Wednesday night, October 4th, to Miss
Annette May Thayer, OF that city.
The following ladies and gentlemen
composed the party: Senator c. j.
Faulkner, Miss Faulkner, Miss Kilmer,
Hon. Geo. Nj. Bowers, Mr.. and Mrs.
Frazer, Mr.. SnOdgrasS, Mr. and Mrs.
Walker and j. Carey Walker, of Mar
tinsburg; Mr.. C. Ii. Syme and Mr.. Goff
T. Smith, Of Washington, D. c.; Col.
John T. McGraw, Of Grafton, and the
groom-elect. The party left here In a
special car over the c. & o. after the
opera.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-04
Could Not Accent IL.

New HAVEN, CONN, October "A
Washington dispatch announces that
HoKe Smith, in consultation with Gen.
Francis A. Walker, Carroll D. Wright
and David A. Wells. twice offered the
position of Commissioner Of the EIev-
enth Census to Prof. Arthur T. Hadley,
Of Yale, but owing TO arduous college
duties he was unable to accept the
place left vacant by Commissioner
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-04
Four of Them DROWNED.

MARsHFIELD, ORE, October "a
parity Of seven were out sailing near
the entrance to Coos Bay Sunday when
their boat was cSpsized by a gust OF
wind and four OF the party were
drowned. Their names are B. NJ. De-
lowney and two children and John
Wikland. The ladies and a c.-ild held
on to the boat until rescued.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-04
Nomination. sent to the Senate.

WASHINGTON, D. c., October 3.-The
President sent the following nomina-
tions 10 the Senate to-day: Postmas.
ters, John NJ. Anderson, Anderson, w.
Va. Treasury, 10 be special examiners
of drugs, medicines and chemicals: c. A.
Kern. Of California, in the district of
San Francisco; Andrew H. Ward, OF
Massachusetts, in the district of Boston
and CharleStOHn. Mass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-04
Dxnnmiters Kentnckn.

PARIS, KY, October 5.-A fearful
fate beiell Hou4ton Kelly and Eliza
Dent, coiored, at o'clock this morning
in the house Of the latter. They had
been to a dance together, aud were
lying on mattress on the floor, when a
dynamite bomb was thrown into the
room and they were both instantly
killed, being horribly mangled. No
nrrnate
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-04
Lo,t-An Appetite!

II you have lost your appetite it will return
to you if you apply to a druggist or general
dealer who sells Hcstetter's stomach BItterA
When you are in possession OF this helpful
tonic, you have s restorer Of appetite which
is uutAiliRg and prompt Moreover. IL restores
digestion as well IS appetite, and requisites the
bowelsl liver and kidneys. and protects you
from Malaria and rheumatism.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-04
Piano Dealers Fail.

New YORK, October 3.-Leopold Peck
and Henry P. Sontheim, composing the
firm of Hardman, Peck & Co., dealers
in pianos, with stores on Fifth avenue,
West Forty-eighth street and West
Forty-ninth street, made an assignment
to-day to Joseph Ullman. The Mercan-
tile National Bank and the Second Ma
tional Bank, both Of this city, aud VIM.
Kraus are named as preferred creditors.
The amount Of their preferences are
mt statpd
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-04
AFamous olrcus Rld.r Dead.

PITTsBURG, PA, October Charles
]. Melville. for years famous through
out Europe and America as the cham
pion bareback rider OF the world, died
yesterday at the West Penn Hospital,
aged 73 years. Melville has been In
the hosyital since last June, and was
totally blind and In destitute clrcum-
stances. His remains we're buried to-
day in the soldiers section Of the ALLIE
gheny cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-04
The Buildsrs Held Responsible.

BosToN, October Especial Justice
w. II. Hart, before whom the inquest
as to the cause Of the Chelsea Yacht
Club disaster wrs held, has rendered a
verdict holding the contractors, Hus-
sey Bros, Of Lynn, responsible for the
loss Of life, because OF the faulty con-
struction Of the balcony.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-04
Taken to olarksburg for Trial.

lSDfCtdt IelcDT ITIF 70 tFt. 4IVEE0ET''
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, October o.
Deputy Marshal Mehen went to ClarKs-
burg to-day, taking with him Harry
Triplett and Stephen Stout, charged
with violating the revenue laws. they
will be tried before the United States
Court At that place.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-04
No Other

AS good. This is the statement of Pro
fessor Smith, Analytical Chemist: have
anslyzed ali of the popular blood purifiers
and medicines now sold. Many Of them l
found TO be worthless, some dangerous to
use. Sulphur Bitters contains nothing
poisonous, auS it is the best blood
purifier ID
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-04
Mascotts Breaks 8 Record.

BALTIMORE, Nd, October 3.-Mas-
cote to-day proved that he was still
champion Of PAGERS. All signs Of his
recent indisposition have disappeared,
and the geldlng broke the Plmlieo
track record made by himself last year,
finishing in the third heat Of the pace
in 2:O9. Last years track record was
2:09J5,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-04
INCENDIARIES AT WELLSBURG.
,.,al 7.l.orom to tho Register.

SpscidI telegram to ths Re0t0EsT'
WE1zsBURe, w. VA, October g.
The stable OF William Crawford burned
to-day. II had been set on fire by in
cendiaries. 1t looks very much like
Wensbr is TO have the same ex-
perience that Steubenville has been
having.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-04
Patents to west vlrglnIaus.

WASHINGTON, D. c., October 3.-The
following patents were issued to West
Virginians to-day: Robert S. Brown,
St. Albans, w Va, patent on spirit
level; Edgar R. Bullard, Wheeling,
patent on 3 camera.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-04
West Virginia Postmastsrs Appointed
Rs,et1t TtIs ram 10 ths RsgIsts-

WASHINGTON, D. c., October 3.-The
following West Virginia postmasters
were appointed to-day: At Freeman's,
Mercer county, ]. W. Depart. In place
OF G. NJ. Kyle. removed; 81 Washing
ton, Pleasant county, w. r. LGldiey, in
place OF 7. c. Davis. removed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-04

uyou wish 20 have the best local and
tsIeKraphic paper in the city left At your
door regularly every morning, subscribe
for the Daily ssd sunday editions Of the
Register. Is cents per week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-04
Fatal Came Of Jesse james. -


COLUMBUS, O., October 3.-While
playing "Jesse James" to-day, Ralph
Smith, aged thirteen, shot and fatally
injured George Mason, aged sixteen.
The shot was accidentally fired.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-04
TIE WEATHEz

WASHINGTON, ID. @, OctoDer 8-For West
virginia and Western PennsylvAniA. rain;
cooler: westerly wiHds-
For ohio, fair, preceded By rains In eastern
portion; cooler in eastern and warmer In vest
ern portion; westerly 70 northvestsfly winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-04
rh.r Interrnnten Him

WASHINGTON, October 3.-The debate
on the elections bill to-day only showed
one flash Of interest-when Murray, the
South Carolina negro Representative,
interrogated Kyle, OF Mississippi. Bou-
telle, OF Maine, supported the colored
man, and between them they forced the
Mississippi man 70 appeal to the Speaker
to prevent further Interruptions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-04
A COMPROMISE BILL

Senator Faulkner Thinks sucn "01S
ure VIII Pass the senate and That the
President Will Approve 1t.
!Spse1ak Tels0rdRa % the Rs0istsy.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, October o.
Senator Faulkner, who arrived here to-
day from Washington, to attend the
Walker-Thayer wedding, says com
promise repeal bill will be passed oy the
Senate some time between the 9tn
and thirteenth of this month. lie
thinks the bill, when finally passed.
will be- in line with the compromise
measure brought forward by himself
a few weeks ago. He is Of the opinion
that the president will approve such a
COMPROMISE Dill.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-04

Though pure and simple, and so mild
IL might be used by any child,
Yet SOZODONT is 50 swift and Sre
That mouth and teeth, with wdndrou
speed,
From tartar and from tsint are freed
TIL they become sWeet, white AID puEe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-04

A very hurried comparison viii demon
strate to you that the Daily aud sunday
Register is the best local and teleErAphio
paper published in Wheeling. 1s cents
per week, delivered to any part OF the
city and surrounding neighborhOOd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-04

o. S. Army, writes For the last two years
nv health has been excellent; this, think.
due 70 ny using sulphur Bitters. -
smerly my health was miserable. owing
ne frequenf changes Of climate. etc, q
- aaS5ldier'B Life.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-04
A Bir TrnIn Load to the Fnir.

PITTsBURG, PA, October 4.-The
first coach excursion train from New
York 70 the Worlds Fair over the
Pennsylvania lines, at the reduced rate
Of s1s, passed through Pttsburg in
four sections to-day, carrying into Chi
cago !, 962 passengers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-10-04
RESULTS Or THESTORM
The Wind Blew Eighty Miles a
Port EadS.
100000 LOSS AT NEW ORLEANS

No Trains Have Arrived at New
Orleans Since Sundy and none
are Expected for Three Days.
win Take a Month to Repair
the Damage-Severe on Orange
and Cane Crops.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-06
The Henley Rowing Regatta.

foaDos. July a-The Henley rowing regatta
begs:. today. with many foreign contestants.
Only the nrst rounds were rowed today, the
second rounds will 10 rowed tomorrow and the
naais an Friday. For the grand challenge cup
todss the Lssnaer Club beat the Magdaen Col.
icse ,.lab. the Thames Club beat the Basse Seine
ctu,j tie London C.ab beat the Trinity College
Club: Of Cambridge. and the crew Of the Dublin
naiv.rsity bea, The Molesey Club In the ladies'
ehailsnge plate. Trinlty college, Of oxford, beat
the New college, In the diamond scu,l. Boyd,
OF Tasniiy college, la nuelia. beat HUDSON.
0eotte Henry. OF the Circle la Clarion, beat
Cbai:es tennics. o; the society for the Eaeour-
agen.eat OF Rowing. For the rhnme. challenge
cur. the Thames Rowing Club bes. the Vesia
Club; Ia tho ladies' challenge plate. the Rsaiey
college beat the bradford Grammar school
C.ats aud the First Trinity beat The Bradford
gran mar school. In tho stewards challenge
cup saee the Thames Club bea, tie Brasenose
college aud Magdalen college eeat Trinity
1tTee beats wefe gowca today Tor the Wytold
cup In the nrs, heat the No.esey crew woa by
quarter OF length from the London Rowing
Csut crew. The next heat was between Mid.
Nay aaa Thames Rowing clubs. The latter rsu
late some piles, aai the Midway crew woa Is
they pleased The third hea. was awaited the
Kingston Rowing Club. there tsing none TO
con ;sesc sSAins, them.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-06
Cns,.s,.a Hnae.,or Convention

MONTREAL. taue Fine weather 4. greeting
The ,hT'stisn tadeavos delegates and several
srecsal sssns arrived tAts @0faiss bringing Del.
exates ssesa Western sss,ss Ihss has t.ssa a
Gay at saset en- ay nee; fes the visitor. TAsy
essasst lie hsishts.tess hs;le eseufxeas On the
~ iasrsaee river, shot ths iaeAtas rapids al 4
Ia rnsnS osaer says sgsda themselves At hessaA
In tire sitesassaa President t4sgk. Sarrstars
osss and treasure shaw met ia srcrct sss..aa
vita fae hoard 81 uassses, II was ssy<se ses.
that tie eassss would 10 ~ elected 81 sse ls.sVs
Tn. aai ths rssss o. EeSssax IA tsE} decided
ursea. ha; the meeting Chased WITH this wass
stfl in she haais ST eaHttaittex. la ave
city chareass iosss b rssssr gaess,nss wcye seia.
vita addresses froas sssse rtcRsiaens lie 'ssasss
TIE California delegation has aof rsaeAc4
hsre yet. 80 the question: os vhstaxF che Goa
v~ntsoa VII meet thsEs In sssS o0als not ee ts.
ess'et setss Tse ehosee lies t~ssesa >Aa EFsn-
cisco ard Beaver, wita tas shaaeea ta fsxcg II
etc .ost-Sr.
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Chasing . California Murderer.

AAGfsFiLiE. Ca, July a-Tenig NJ every road
leAd1us iato shss town iFoFn tho hsais iron, both
sidss al ihe river = watched ey officers look n
l"s ffe2eflcks- the murderer 81 Brakeman
~ @ea SAD 'As supposed SLAYER Of sasrag Paseoe
hst are considered rcllabse adytcas tend IN
sa"~ That BE Is headed this way, aud 10 travel
i4S y olsaA That Frejer4e.s - The a.an there
seems T. De little doubt. a. n iiurae tender
naaAed hesdegsoa, e. ;ka Jones tar. GA the
ias% flFeT. not great distance from Sorth
$40 '''s-1' sa' accssset by man on Monday
h'N1f'' AM Ga oelse shaxu fFc4eglcks' taoss-
gsAHA E~s.iisats iaea:iaei hsas. \ s>nt..ae,sn
@aa a. isAt Roy a. iaaes Bar $50 saws maa
mo aSHititei hs was suspected OF k.is,ax
isseee. 1at sal 1 he Nogs: no. he taken .isye
FFosa 5@oes Far ne started west .ne IL Wa
'"~@k"R "es4i Nac-e out At Sucker Vat. near
SEisfisfsiie- BAT tie watchers that were ne, On
isa4e3 u sa' = sseas 81 Aiga since then Raj.
fess s'etec'IEe True "a osfsl Sc wat lie CO..
s.ssTs featah.a 10 creation tAss Fretsrless got
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csfver Lev Chsids. Nesvy Aetioa With
RUNAWAY.

Src2asn. !aiy fas races Aere sosav were
ra$fssG y al ssissessknsFy incident nzr-
wses, csc 81 tAs Acsses ia tAS - fr0s
h~aAFs1 Badly and IA TIE soaFtA heat
fsn ss~E ea sae hSSk st,xsca
aa3 0ss - tEEe Frtas aF0xe seSias thssasss "a.
cure so siss s;SA sbN ssls&ss IN irssss Ieu
shsa4s. dEiFSE "i iAAsw Ga. leased forward
spssng ap@s ass t@rk SIS se sss shs .eaa. ras
MARI ast nesSE aSxa tts-iea {-sfsfN sus bs.sA -,
81 esss TIE tfxSk. s'4s ssssss slasrs a~r ssssSy
ssssns Tbs esfssE s-4S}ss as& steaeed aes, sfses
sAs al Fas = 'a4as iaFsSssly wltsss, asss&ge,
saa drove ass Ia axka
II ssSsk ssrsa a~&ss Il ss< lie 4as rage VsagsSa
tee& see tus asss assts. sAs Eats.i wss 3 6ssa
beat tzgsoss sAaslea &as ! : = TIE fs.srsa
heat sss ssSssss4 n0 axas ga sxcssens a. "a,
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runsvs1, J. q C. ssek - 1fth a11 sinh
hssas iad csutioa shs seventh hat ana
shs rica The ssss aDs vo z<
10 Husa time was consumed vita
xhis Ht.ss that -oeiy one oehaS ssee, the
half mise dash for 7-yeas-olds. wss started
Cora vs. ars: under she wire. ysngevsa sscond.
Grover third vsngsvAn wss pssiniy pSised.
aac his rider VS. srs1 SO ~ the judges, VITO
dle.ars4 Il no fncA
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tH'cAoo. JUS A~taanp4oa CosAet; 10 per
tsFasa ever tie S&ast4g iet1ss % Fr@s.aea; New.
toe, - tao tossy is,sa3 t3ae seat him g5f-
bsG; "a
Ice Columbian AtA,si3e Ctas uevsr tiled "a
So as ava iresa kae C&aey bland ,fssh
"tlie a. sakteas - itvs e. Q 10 The agreement
ta<se 'e gsFsfssvn0s 81 say~hv.a e e Do a.,
ss% a9s Is - gasslae antsSs taay can GET
A.SxA<tL 49,
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-06
Athletic Club's Players Return From
Portland with Laurels Of vfctoPv

IeTuou0 WIN AoureIs OF S1ctO4ys
The baseball team Of the Seattle Athletic
Club sesched the city at O'Clock Last evening
wearing the Isures OF victory won from the
Mni,nomsh Amateur Athletic Club AZ Portland
on tbs, Fourth. Later the entire tesm formed
thester party that witnessed the presentation Of
The tirsy Mare BY the Fsohmsn company at
the Seattle thcator.
The players speak In highe't terms OF praise
o! thsrccsption they were given BY the Multi
nomans At the game - much applause was
given the good plays OF the Seattle team ~ to
those of the homo team Ia the evening the
scatuS players were given . banquet at the
Poftlsnd hotsl, st which both teams and
large number OF the members OF the Mutt
uomaa Amateur Athletic Club were present
Tho game OF the Fourth OF July 10 but the
first of u series which the two teams expect to
play. The mex: gsme VIII b on Saturday. July
N.whsn tho Multnomahs will 30 here. They ex-
psct 20 bring up small army OF ''rooters," and
. lively time is anticipated.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-06

nSvscgr. Juiy A-w. q Blair. who 10 MANAGER
Ter shsce Australian osrxmeu-James s:an.burv.
Chssies stephenson aud Alex Mcissa-said
toisy
al i.sne challenge for Stansbary and
SteEhscsaa to naR,sn sui lsesuer to row fer
the dvuhls sTUii championship Of sae word
ana fAs'a. ST chicago ~ LAKE s.cneya liz. en-
dat - 10 agreed afon wAea the articles are
s!xEcst
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The cnsv reA' ss@ei.6rs Ct TIE Sx.a aAa Fer, TO-
ss'visS al izs~fsseisoaS- rszsles srsOAae sansh.
sAassAes. sosshaSSs aa4 s1-sssene<z. rrassaes-,.
s<xssss:.l. clear ssa ssAze4 eoezg.exs,-. ,sr s.-
IA Ct al a<hal6rr~ frrsscslr .@s.. sas "a. b.
@-sossii7Ge4 asp s-ae a:ser ss- GeSvr4 srs.,. :.
s-ssset. Css TIC ssss... sa-s.e ~ rtsszsses xt-a
"a ". Aasroe. CAse&sa AZ >s-x-xsssx &C s.x.s~a
rsos5ss CT fzsee. S;-eo pr As-x
: 81 sale ~ Stewart s itS-zses DsuS Ca
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-06
WILDWOOD snKAxs 4 xEcoaD.
The ssslifoyage Colt Gees . Nile and
Seventy Yards In I:4A.

The ssslifsyate Colt Gees . NILE and
Seventy Yards In I:4A.
CHvr 200. July 5.--As Warrington PARK. Wild.
VOID. sse elo.u0 Csiiiosnis star. opened today' .
riding win . record performances. covering one
mile sad seventy yards In ls4L Zarias, riding,
of cozs.ae, came IN sos . due snsfs Of the credit
The .eax- old race drel between Pstsf tas
Crest sad VIII Fonso. Californian colt. Was .
rxYisso.s Of the decision Of Juns q sso former.
alter rating the bes: OF the start. WANING In
. drive Summaries:
Mile sad seventy yarts--wI.dwood Won. Lon
don serogd. sweet Blossom third Time. -
Five fssio5gs-Psfef the Great won. VIII
Foaso .scosd. Chant tsifd. Time. 1-0g<-
Nine Enthusiastically won. Prince OF DARK
nsss second. Daadee third. Time, lisa
SIX sarlcnes-koy won. LOch:ci second, Out
OF -.xhs thisd. Time. t.ifs<.
M.ie,-Ussoa won. The kiag seccud. Prince
DeceivyY third. Time. i:E
eix s5rionxs-BsiGoxaa voc, Tim Murphy
second, As;os Tom third. Time. i.ir1.
The Dssf previous time for ors mile and
seventy yards vas made BY whitney, Syeay-
old. VITA is2 poands up. ridden by fonso ~ the
Garfield ;ssck At Chicago. on August Is, 1891. In
.45ta
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PADDY SMITHS oproNE~r.


raoosa July a~-,~iscistl IA letter 70.
Co 81 here totsy hy tread ~ Geo-se Collins.
wais forfeited sts3 10 Aassi>eY log failure 70
e'fi,s here aai asat him, states taa, Colins "a,
ssEe ia Aesso - sgat i'aaay esmgta for v.s,rse
81 s&ssa FsAty ~rpsas II hssl tasa Agao,.ar..,
- aGuS CorHegs
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1893-07-06

1hs Finley county bank, Il Garden City. Kan.
ID failed
Ex-Prsaidens Hrrisos made . patriotic 3D.
dfess q Csps Nay. n. J., on ne ~
AZ Howard. s. D.. yilas, Christiansoa Co.'S
bank has failed It wss Q small concern.
The Winnipeg. Manitoba. hank has gone into
liquidation. IL assets exceed it, liahiiitisA
George AfbauaseD. an Austrian Who kept .
saloon On the Copreropo.is road. near stockton,
Cal. vas murdered on July = and his place
robbed
receiver has been appoinsed for the Worlds
Fair Captive Balloon Com pany on application OF
one OF the stockholdeis. who charges misnan-
aseuene
Nearly 100 pensioners have been dropped from
the roll in the Pistsburg district in Penusyl-
vania, in obedience 70 the order Of the pension
department.
The Haskell SHOW Printing Company. one Of
the largest concerns Of the kind In the Middle
and Western states. made IN assignment q
Kansas City on July s.
A Worlds fair special on the Illinois Central
road ran into freight tain in Chicago on July
s. and the engineer and fireman were injured.
but nobody was killed.
The local manufacturers OF Pittsburg have not
yet signed the iron worksrs' scale. but the mill
owners in the Eastern and Western districts are
one By one accepsingit
Clifford Calvefiy, wirs-rops performer. ran
across Niagara gorge on . wire rope on the 4th in
minutes and IS 35 seconds, breaking the
record OF Dickson BY . minute.
Over 50 900 people witnessed . sham battle on
the 4th, in which the First Ohio regiment and
the FRS: Ohio battery participated, the maneu-
vers laatiug An hour and half
In a Ere in the floating home for river men In
g.: Paul on July two women and one man
were burned to death and four other men %
badly that they are not expected to live
Wards private bank At forsstvilie, n. Y, has
closed it, doors. w. Ward. the owner, was
found dead in the rear OF the house. having
committed suicide. The bank was q small one
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TAeosA. July a-lspscisi. AT Chehsiis yes
tereaY the Tacoma amateur league baseball
team defeated the Chehslis local team by q score
OF 10 20 2. The batteries were: Tacoma Bak er
and asbbitt. pitchers, and Campbell, catcher
Chehslis-c. Ross. pitcher. ana Haines. catcher.
The *aeoma men complain OF the treatment ac-
cor'iei them by the umpire. who IL charged
with being top heavy In Chehaiis' favor.
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PfnJEuR0. July a-Bal,im0fe MAS shut out
today score: Pittsburg 2 baltimore O.
CLEssLAsp. July Sit took eleven innings
% p!aS OF the tie game Of yesterday. Score:
Clevessnd 8, HrookIyn7.
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Moxaoura PARK. July a-Ths track was
fair to.tay. summaries:
SIX fariongs-I.dlesleigh won. Prince George
secone. Correction third. Time. LEX
Five iarlougs--Miassrei won, Pig secoad.
Tr ncaIo third. Time. ls02
Mile snd,, urionz-Sov Or Seve: won. Long
street s'ccond, ~. Fiorisn third. Time. l:5-L.
Five and n half furiongs-Astorfa Won, king-
let secssnd, Prince John third. Time, Los.
scysa furloags-Hammie won. Long Beach
second. Key West tsird. Time, la
Nile .-stouine,i won. Sarah Ramsy second,
slkestesu third. Time. Ter.
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