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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02
bartholomew, Horses

Bartholomew's twenty-four educated
horses were greeted with another pack
ed house at the Grand last evening, and
as the night before acquitted them
selves with honors evenly divided. Ii
Is hard 10 tell which one you like best,
as they are all perfect and obey each
command given by the Professor like .
dutiful child, and it seems almost I'm
possIble for dumb animals TO perform
the difficult feats accomplished by these
horses. A person would almost think
the war was not over 10 see the snlmal
actors In the battle scene firing cannon
and storming the fort, the horse Bucepu-
;ier al last reaching the top OF the fort
and tearing down the flag and passing
II from one horse to the other 20 cele-
orate their victory. The last two per-
formancs are to-day, and no lover
of .he horse should not fail TO witness IL.
Take the children TO the matinee.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02
THE HOME RULE BILL
Passes the Third Reading in the
House of Commons.
AN OVATION TO MR.. GLADSTONE.
Efforts of Members to Address the
House, Howled Down by Cries
for a Divisional Good Sub
stantial Majority-The House
Of Lords Reads 1t Once and
Adjourns.

LONDON, September 1.-Mr. Glad
stones long home rule fight In the
House OF Commons is ended. The bill
was passed at o'clock this morning oy
3Ol TO 267. 1t was hurried TO the House
OF Lords, which gave it the first read
ing and adjourned.
The prime minister was loudly cheer
ed by his followers as he entered the
House and walked to his seat. The
galleries also gave him a warm greet
ing. Before the debate on the home
rule bill could be resumed long list OF
questions had to be answered.
After the questions had been an
swered Justin Mccarthy resumed the
debate on home rule. Mr.. Chamberlain
followed Mr.. Mccarthy. He spoke for
over an hour and his speech was bril-
liant. Mr.. T. 2. OConnor was the next
speaker.
When Mr.. Balfour rose to speak the
House was filled to overlooking. He
spoke more than hour, upon the cloture
methods OF the government
Mr.. ]. p. Nolan, q Parnellite, at
tempted to speak, but he was overcome
by cries of "divide." Thereupon the
bill was put on It's third reading and
was passed by a vote of 3o1 to 267.
The full import Of the occasion was
felt by the spectators and by the gov
ernments and the elimination In the
House was accompanied by rounds OF
frantic cheers from the galleries and
upon the floor. A moment later Mr..
Gladstone entered the House from the
division lobby. He was greeted at the
moment of his victory by renewed and
tumultous applause. Mr.. Gladstone re-
ceived fresh ovation as he left the
HnnSa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02
CHOLERA REPORTED AT VARIOUS PLACES

LONDON, September 1.-The Port OF
Grimsby, In Lincolnshire, has been de-
clared to be infected with cholera, and
traffic between it and other British
ports has been prohibited. During Au-
gust there were eighty deaths In Grims-
by from what was called at first oiar-
rhea and later a choleraic disease. The
general belief now is that many OF these
deaths were due to cholera.
New YORK, September 1.-Surgeon
General Wyman has telegraphed in
structions from Washington to the
United States Marine Hospital at
Staten Island TO make a thor
ough examination OF the Jersey City
cholera cases and report forthwith.
An expert physician and chemist from
the hospital was thereupon sent to assist
the local Health Board in determining the
nature OF the disease. DR.. Edison, OF
this city, has reported to President
Feeny, of the Jersey City Board, that a
preliminary examination by microscope
OF the intestines of Martin Grove, who
died on Wednesday morning, showed
cholera symptoms. A pest house has
been established at Black Ridge. The
Hudson county health officials now
think that although the recent diagno-
sis OF some Of the recent suspicious
cases in Jersey City were correctly
given as sporadic cholera, all danger OF
Infection is past. Later, Edison, on his
return to this city, pronounced one OF
the suspicious cases at Jersey City to be
cholera.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02
TAKING HIS TESTIMONY.
John A Romans Claims He Is Innocent
His Wife Believes Him.
o-..s.J PagisLS-

SBectdt JetepfdU1 20 tl5 hegbAGrs
COLUMBUS. O., September ii. Will
bur Nichols, Senator from Belmont
county, was at the penitentiary to-
day taking the deposition OF John A.
Romans, In the case OF the Cadiz bank
against John A. Romans and others.
Romans is serving three year SEN
tence from Harrison county for forgery,
and the suit above mentioned grows
out OF the crime. He was convicted on
only one count, but there were several
notes forged amounting in all to
about IS, 600. The notes in controversy
calls for S400. Romans signed the note
with his own name and for w. M.
Davidson, his father-in-law, and j. w.
Davidson, his brother-in-law. He
claims that he attached the signatures
by and with the authority OF his rela-
tives, and his wife is standing by him
in the case.
Prior TO the commission OF the act
he was a produce dealer and stood well
in the community In which he lived.
The father-in-law died since his i'm
prisonment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02

ST. LOUIS, August sl.-A clear, or
day, with Just q tings Of fall coo
greeted the FIRST business session
Seventh international Sundt'
Convention. For an honr D.
opening OF the convention u
music hall OF the Exposition
was filed with echoes of sos
prayers Of world representing
erIng OF Sunday School workers ~, -
dent j. c. Harris. OF Selma. Ala, eaiieo
the convention 70 order Without much
formaIlty be began the reading OF biz
address.
statistical Secretary r. Psyson Por-
ter's report shows remarkable gro"ih
All along the line. They are - follows
Sunday schools 10 the United Ststes
and British America, 100, ls7; tssches
and officers, i,372.55s; scolsrs. io.s7O.-
Ola; total. li,e4l,0l9. In 1873 tnefs
were 69.s72 Sunday schools, 6,oOS'oss
scholars; . total OF e,ss0.sos-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02
DESTRUCTIVE FIRE AT ELIzABETH

The West Virginia House, Annex, Clinton
& KeIly's store, ThOma' 3 Fosters
storeroom Destroyed - Several Other
Buildings Partially Destroyed.
Special Tsls0ran % the Register.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, September l.
"A destructive fire broke out this
morning about 1 o'clock In the Virginia
House, the largest hotel 10 Elizabeth,
the county seat Of Writ county. The
Virginia House, owned by S. Merrill, was
totally destroyed, together with It's
large annex and all Of the contents.
Thos. Fosters storehouse, occupied by
Clinton & Kelly, was also burned to the
ground. Clinton 81 Kelly lost over one
half their goods. Two dwellings ad-
joining were partially burned, and were
only saved by the greatest eXereion OF
the citizens. Loss, over $4,000; no
Insurance. The Parkersourg IRE
department was telephoned for help at
2:3O a. m, but it was impossible TO rem
der help as no boats were running. For
a time ii was feared that the whole
town was doomed, but fortunately there
was no wind, and the heavy rains OF
several days before had completely
soaked everything preventing many
other houses from taking fire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02
THE PARKERsBURG RACES.
A Big Crowd in Attendance and splen-
Days Sport.
a.

Sps4al Tslsordm to As Rs0ifssr.
PARKERsBURG, w. VA, Sept. l.
The attendance to-day at the races was
large and the races we're first class. The
following races cane off:
Free-ior-all trot; in 5; mile heats;
purse $500; Ollie B, 3, 2, 8; Clifford l, l,
/; Marquette 2, 3, 2; time, 2:234, 2:214,
2:23.
Running race; mile heats, In 3;
purse, 5000: Jupiter, 4, 3; Essex, 3, 4;
Jesse James, 2, Q; DR.. Davis, l, /; time,
1:501S, 1:52.
2:33 trot; mile heats, In 5; purse,
$500: Maggie, 4, l, ?, 2; Albert s,
withdrawn; Don, 2, 3, 3, 3; Mazzintine,
l, 4, 6, dist; Bob Henderson, 3, 2, /, /;
Reception, 5, 6, 5, Withdrawn; Ken
lucky Walter, 6, 5, 4, 4.
BY the time the fourth heat OF this
race was finished, it had grown too
dark to see and the judges postponed its
conclusion until tomorrow al p. m.
Tbree-year-old trot; mile heats, in s.;
purse, $3.50. Varus, /, l, l; NancyWiIkes,
4, 4, 4; Name Welworth, 3, 2, 3; Harry,
o 3, 9
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02
struck Against a Cut.

BRAZIL, ND, September 1.-The
men employed on the Chicago and In
diana coal railroad in this city went out
on a strike this morning. A few days
ago the company posted notices Of ten
per cent. cut. The men refused TO ac-
cept the cut, and addressed letter to
this effect to the management. Gem
eral Superintendent Broughton came
to this city aud stated that unless the
men would retract certain alleged in
sulting paragraphs in their letter and
return to work at the reduced price,
they would close the shops. The men
refused ana went out on strike.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02

WASHINGTON, ID. c., September l.
The fight over the rules still continues
with nnabated vlgor in the House, and
ex-Speaker Reed is from day to day
making every effort 10 clinch the
Democratic majority on the tech
Rical disputes constantly raised
by the pErliamentarians. While
the discussion to-day was not attractive
10 the public, IL was OF deep interest TO
the mem bers all Of whom are more or less
concerned in the methods Of House pro-
cesdure. Mr.. Reed aud the Republican
minority hung Deristently on the flank
OF the Democratic leaders In charge Of
the rules, but they only succeeded in
forcing a tedious string Of roll calls.
THE E.N-sPEAKER SOUGHT
at two different points to secure the
elimination OF rules permitting certain
classes OF flibusteTing motions, but was
each time defeated, Speaker Crisp, who
was In the lobby in the rear Of the
House, on one vote that appeared close,
going 20 the rail to vote against his
old-time antagonist. The first
amendment adopted to-day was
fatherea by Mr.. Morse (Massaehusetts)
70 prevent the public frsm smoking Ia
the hall OF the House before il was
called ( TO order, aud many mem
bers vbted for this In Jest, not dreaming
il would carry.
TheS further discussion was not OF In
terestl and no decisive action OF any sort
was, taken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02
EIkhorn Coal Notes.
spscial 7sisOram tot.s Rs0ttr.

ELKBoRN, w. VA. September lon
Tuesday the Grocer Coal and Coke Com
pany received IS empty coal cars, OF
which they loaded 6l.
The Elkhorn Coal and Coke Company
has recently received two small locomo-
tiyes, named mabel" and "Klmbsll."
One will be used in the mines and the
other on the coke ovens.
Several OF the newer coal companies
on the North Fork are reducing the
forces at work on construction.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02

HUNTINGTON, w. Va, September I.
The Baptist congregation at Wayne
is not the most flourishIng in the State,
and for some time. since the financial
stringency set In, the pastor, Rev. J.
NJ. Peters, has been saving souls as
matter OF pure charity and from the
fullness OF his desire to serve the Lord.
Last Sunday. Rev. Mr.. Burgass, Of
Kentucky, another Baptist minister,
was in Wayne, visiting some friends
and out OF courtesy, Rev. Mr.. Peters
asked him to occupy the pulpit aud
lend hand towards saving the sinner
who might present themselves.
Rev. Mr.. Burgsss assented 10 this
proposition, aud when he had closed hts
sermon proper, he said few things
about the necessities uf pastors and the
proprIety OF congregations supplying
those necessities.
THE HAT WAS PASSED
as usual, but instead OF It's coming back
empty, or with the usual collection OF
pants buttons, etc, IL was well filled
with the coin OF the realm. OF course.
courtesy demanded that the con-
tents OF the hat be turned over 10 Rev.
Burgass, and as the congregation had
laid itself out to be generous In It's do
nations, that gentlemen got more Tor his
one days preaching than Rev. Mr.. PEI
ters had gotten for many days hard
work.
Although Mr.. Peters is in the Lords
service and has reputation for being
splendid hand IN tho vineyard, he 10
but human. and this stirred bis Ire.
The next day he gave some OF his
flock TO understAHd, Ia languag~-,' opce
polite but quite iorcible, th
not like the way he vac, Z. Gale,
thought ita shame that they skou
pay q transient expounder OF the GosI
while he wasted his efforts TO coll
enough 10 keep soul and body ar
welded together. These remarks re
ed Rev. Mr.. Burgass' ears.
AND HE ks,IsPLEAsED. :
| tie thought Mr.. refers was enVs0us OF
him, and when they met yesterday FOR
t., first time since the day OF the big
collection. he mentioned the matter aud
gave vent to his feelings quite freely.
Mr.. Peters retorted In kind, and Bur
gass assaulted him with his fists and
for few minutes kese servants OF the
Lord had IL hot and heavy.
Rev. Mr.. Burgass belongs 10 that
branch OF the church militant which
knows how to handle It's fists and as .
result Mr.. Pettrs was Knocked down
aud severely bruised.
II may be that this was q result oil
Mr.. Peters going hungry and wasting
his strength in saving those who would
not pay for salvation, but it was the
result nevertheless.
Today number OF members OF Mr..
Peters church, who do not like him,
made Mr.. Burgass present OF cane
for having licked their pastor.
The church Is badly split up by the
affair, and there is talk OF organizlps-A
new church aud calling Mr.. Bnrgast :
preside over II. There will be fun1n
Wayne when this comes 10 pass.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02
RESULTS OF THE WRECK.
Fourteen Dead and Forty Seriously In
iured.

SPRINGFIELD, MASS, September l.
Fourteen dead, anothor dying, nearly
forty seriously injured and two missing
is the sum total Of the Chester horror
as ascertained up to p. m. to-day. 1t
IS believed that there are several bodies
still held by the mass OF debris In the
Westfeld river, and some OF the work
men who picked their way over the dis
torted timbers this morning told grue-
some tales of the discovery OF upllfted
arms and ghastly heads reflected in the
pellucid stream. All these stories,
however, lack corroboration. The work
OF removing the debris is progressing
slowly, and not for several days will il
be possible TO obton more definite infor-
nation concerning the number OF lives
lost.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02
How Mr.. Cleveland Looks.

Sps1di telegram 20 Hs RSS1stsr
WASHINGTON, d. c., Sept. IA
member OF the Cabinet said tonight
that the President looks much better
than be expected. He says the Presi-
dent was cordially congratulated by the
Cabinet ministers upon his improved
appearance, and that the President
made no remark about the alleged
surgical operation to him and therefore
be did not mention the subject. de
says further that the President dis
patched business with his wonted Vigor
and energy and expressed qualification
At the action Of the House on silver,
saying he hoped the Senate would dis
pose OF it promptly.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02

= WASHINGTON, d. c.. September l.
The debt statements, issued this after
noon, shows a net increase Of she public
debt less cash Ia the treasury during
August OF $40, 442, SOS.
The comparative statement OF the re-
ceipts and expenditures shows that the
receipts for August were S7,OO0OOO less
than for Jnly. while the expenditures
were $4,000, 900 less. Tie expenditures
for the two months OF the present 6scsl
year exceeded therecefNls S17, 100000
Thisexcess had to be Wn from the
Heasury available cash, hich Wesf-e-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02

An evening paper gave az account
vesterdsy Of prize fight between tNo
Sopth side young men about siftn
ward young lady. The fslts are, sns
young men agreed TO have nt1e spoIs
and went out caldwell's rnn, vnsfe
tbev had q few good-nstured ronnds.
Neither got Q scratch, and now tney
are A good friends 90 ever.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02
Duluth People Are walking Now.

DULUTH, September L-Duluth
people are walking to-day. All the
street car employees have gone out on a
strike against reduction Of 20 per
cent in wages. A meeting was held by
the men last night. and It was decided
to accept compromise OF 10 per cent,
but the company refused TO make any
The sympathy OF the
people ia with the men who, IL is de-
clsred, should be pad living wages
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02
A Bad FnIL.

Henry Baouske, employed At Hafer''
butcher shop, on Thirty-third street,
was working at chimney On the
slaughter house In the back yard, yes
terday, when he fell. sustaining severe
Ininries. Ne was about twenty-five feet
from the ground on . ladder, when .
number OF bricks fell, striking him and
causing him TO fall. he was rendered
unconscious By the fall. and several
brick striking him. DR.. Ackerman was
called, and be was found to have sus-
,ained severe bruises. but no bones were
hroken.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02

Mrs. Lee c. Reed. charged By her
husband with perjury, was given .
hearing before Justice Gillespie yester.
day afternoon. She was represented
nv Col. w. w. Arrett Mr.. Reed failed
TO appear to prosecute her. and the JUS
tIce dismissed the case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02
Roth charged With FelOnles.
Sv,ss, rs.eoram % Is. Rs0wr.

PARKERsBURG, w. VA, September l..
"A telegram was received by Sheriff
Dudley to-day from Sheriff Hardman,
of Tyler county. stating that Kirk Pier
rol and Ed. Taylor were arrested there
AID would be held for the Wood county
authorities. Both are wanted here for
felonies, one Of which was the outrage
on SibleY Kirk, for which Frank dis is
now serving seven years in the pentten-
tiarV
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02

srseidI telegram % ~ Hsgis-s''
,su,UaToy. d. c., September l.
Sanator VOORHEES, has served empnat'c
notice upon the silyerltes tnSt Il tusy
rseIIv intend 90 fubuster they must DO
40 openly and above board
He will not allow them 10 douse Oe'
hind .,eourtesy" % the Senate.
Ona efTectiye mode Of consuming time
4, tba Sanate has been for Senators de-
,irIng DELAY 20 deliver their speeches AZ
long Intervals, under plea OF hO' Os'nS
prepared. . ,ha Can
ate today that no such delay WouIu Dc
tolerated. He said he had oeen IN
form ed ,hat some Senators desired 70
soaak Monday, but, with the grave
rssDonsibility resting upon him, ne
would not consent 10 any such waste OF
tine n no Senator was ready 70 speak,
he demanded q vote. ..5
PETER protested, saying be wanted an
oDDortunity 20 offer amendments
Voorhees, said be would offer every
chance for that but that whenever the
Aoor was vacant he would insist upon
vote. Voorhees, had learned tna'
THE FREE COINAGE SENATORS
or some Of them at least had agreed
mon a plan TO accomplish de'ay oy
Dieading from time 70 time tnat tney
were not prepared 10 60 on with the
dab,ta In this way they hoped 10 de-
fer action without suoIeetlng tneih-
selves 70 the imputation OF nllousterlus
0They now know that tue aaVocstesOl
repeal mean fight from the start
Mr.. Vance, Of North Carolina oe-
livered a set speech, after which MT
Voorhees asked for vote Oh The Suo-
stitnte reported from the Finance Com
mittee of the Senate TO the House re-
real hill. II no further debate was pro-
posed at this time. NJ
"Oh. no." interrupted Mr. 1eller
quickly. ,rv.-
bees "tbat notices have been given OF
speeches intended next week. Inere
Is NOT A Senator iu this body but knows
thar I desire every Senator who, 10
good faith, wishes TO occupy tue titne
of the Senate 70 have his opportunity
IN full, but / cannot take the RESPONSE
bility. nor will / attempt 10 DO So OF
being a party 10 delay, mere delay
and when a vacancy in talk has oeen
reached, I shall want that vacancy
FILLED BY A VOTE.
I say It with the proioundest respect
OF the desire Of every gentleman TO De
heard, but situated as | am, and with
nv appreciation OF the demands OF the
country, cannot be a party TO the de-
Law of single hour Of wasted time In
this body, and II Senators are not ready
10 90 on at this time with discussion, 1
trust we are ready 10 go on with a
vote"
A discussion followed as 70 the par
liamentary procedure to be observed
I'm the consideration Of the subject and
Mr.. Voorhees, asked that the bill re-
ported by the Finance Committee be
subttltuted for the House bill.
Al 3:25 upon motion Of Mr.. NoorheeS
the Senate proceeded to the constdera-
tion Of executive business. After 20
minutes spent in executive session the
Senate adjourned until tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02
.ron..d and EeruIated

r., ,h.. puresf and best Of botanic nlssrst.-ss.
a5sfsttsrss stomach B,tters, ccrnant liver
rsnsws rs secrsiivs scslon .na i@Rs. .s VI D..s
sbs nrr 4 sceon piished by . disspp~srsncs Of
sss Yellow tlnge OF tbs akin End e3sf1iis- IN
s.s,,sss in the right side, constipsu morn
Ing nausea, /dizzi1ess, furred spp Ne ~
,Ss torrne, snd sonrnsss Of the br f.ic1
.~~c-n 5xpT /,irer trouble. Rbsou fy-
ressin maria and kidney comp H
novsd byE Ehs Bitters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02

Largest Brightest Best Everybody Reads the Sunday Register

duced Of course just that amount, or at
the rate Of IS. 500, 900 per month. The
stateme q shows one significant decrease
In the item Of pensions, which were S4,-
OO9, 900 less than were the payments
under this head in July.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02
THR SENATE MUSTFOTE
Mr.. VOORHEES, is Willing That Every
Senator Shall Have all the Time he
GAN NLEGITINATELY MAKE USE OF

But No Notwithstanding WIN
Not be Tolerated, and When
No One Can Find Anything 70
Saw Without Studying for a
Week, a Vote Will be Demand
ed-The House Still at Work on
Its Rules.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02

There were no baseball games played
In New York, Brooklyn or Philsdel-
phia yesterday, on account OF the
weather. No other games were
seheduled.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02
Ro Arr.emenr Reaehed.

P1rrsBURs, Pa, September The
Joint conference on the window glass
scale has adjourned without an agree
ment.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02
yEsst virginia POstmasters Appointed
p4.csai Tsi.orafg 70 tas RsGssss~.

)WAsHINGroN, d. c., September l.
Bhe following fourth class postmasters
were appointed in West Virginia to-day;
A.W. Preston, Dickson, Wayne county,
vice John L. Bloss, removed; J. K.
Robinson, Endicott, Wetzel county,
Vice Patrick Clark, resigned.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02
rna Rottom Of the sea

Yields no pearl that can exceed in beauty
teeth whitened and cleansed with that n
dentifrice, the fragrant SOIo
DON'T. Nor is coral roster than tne gP
in which such teeth are set So So
ladies who are the best judges
matteF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02
THEY CAME TO BLOWS.
Two Divines at Wayne W. Va, Have
a Lively Little Scrap.
CONGREGATION WOULD NOT PAY

The Regular Pastor, but When
Rev. Mr.. Burgass, of Kentucky,
Game to Town, They Laid
Themselves Out 70 Fill the Hat.
This Makes the Regular Pastor
Angry and He Makes Remarks
Which Displease Mr.. Burgass,
and the Result is a Knockdown.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02

w.wrsros. D. q. September L-YCs Uet
yireinla. Wsstsrn Psnnsylvkni. ane o-''
senerally fair winds b>coniAs S<f~f5'
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1893-09-02
ArcnSl.hc ,lana explains.

New Y Nember LA teie-
gram I. Archbishop Ire
lapS hr to the UniUers,
rumors persist
ice that the Holy
nave withdrawn
ion Of the Fair