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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-08-19
INSTRUCTED FOR LEONARD.
CabelI County Democrats select Dele
gates ana Pass Resolutions.
SDsetaltO the RfCislsr

| CabelI County Democrats select Dele
gates ana Pass Resolutions.
Specialize me Register.
HUNTINGTON, w. VA, August IS
The Democratic convention here to-day
10 sslect delegates to the Congressional
| and Senatorial conventions was largely
attended and harmonious throughout
and the convention was in session but a
short time. Hon. E. Gibson presided,
and Z. A. Bennett was secretary. The
| Congressional delegates, thirty in
mum her, were instructed to vote as a
unit for ID. h. Leonard for the nohlina-
ton as long as his name is before the
convention, and TO use all honorable
means to secure IL for that gentleman.
The same instructions were given the
Senatorial delegates in regard to ex-
Senator B. J. Prichard, of Wayne
county, for State Senate.
The actions OF President Cleveland,
Hon. VIM. l.. Wilson and the Democrat
ic House of Representatives and the
large majority OF Democratic Senators
wdre approved in their efforts TO bring
about tariff reform, and the so-called
Democratic conservative Senators, in
GLIDING Senators Camden and Faulkner,
were strongly condemned and de-
nounced for opposing the principles and
pledges Of the Democracy. Marshal 5.
5. Wilson's use of deputies at the pri.
marieS was denounced, and Ex-Governor
Wilson was Endorsed for United States
Senator. A new county committee was
appointed, which organizes with John
II. Marcum chairman, and L. w. Nc
Williams as secretary.
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JAcKsoN IS WILLING.
ANY Reasonable Proposition Would Not
be Overlooked.


be Overlooked.
New YORK, August Is.-Peter jack
son was interviewed here tonight re-
garding the Sioux City Athletic Clubs
offer OF sos, 600 purse for a fight be-
tween Corbett and himself.
II have no knowledge OF any such
club, and even II 1t is made In good faith
IL is too early TO talk about II. Should
the club prove sound financially. then
of course, l will fight Corbett there,
providing he has no objections"
What sort Of guarantee would you
insist on?" was asked.
Amy fair proposition would not De
overlooked" replied the Australian.
"Of course, something should
be put up in case the
authorities interfered at the last mo
ment. Training is not the pleasantes'
sort OF thing In the world, / can assuac
Won. and its mighty expensive"
"Supposing you and Coroett were al
lowed $500 each for expenses, as Cor
bett and Mitchell were. Would tha
be agreeable TO you?
Perfectly. ! only want reasonable
assurance that the fight Gao be brough
! off and fair guarantee IN the way
money!" Peter answered.
about the time? On three month
would be ample for me"
CONTINUED Oh Fourth Page.
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by DYNAMITE llMl
Twelve Hundred Pounds of the Terrible Stuff
and 800 Kegs Of Powder Let Go at Once,
Three People Killed and Thousands Of Dol
lars Worth of Property DosrOyed-Wild Ru-
mors as 10 the Cause Of the Explosion.

Fort SMITH, ARK, August 1S.-To-
night at nine O'Clock four powder
houses OF the Speer Hardware Company
located two miles from here on the
Poteau river, exploded. The flash was
seen several minutes before the report OF
the conclusion was felt. The powder
houses are total wrecks. a small cabin
near bv. the home OF Mrs. Cook, was
blown 10 splinters. Mrs. Cook, her
daughter and an infant were hurried
into eternity. Mrs. Cook was cut nearly
in TWO. The powder house contained
/ 200 pounds Of dynamite and 300
Kegs OF powder. Ia Fort Smith
thousands OF dollars worth Of property
was DESTROYED. The tall buildings
swayed to and fro, and the crash OF
falling and cracking glass was Ike a
discharge of artillery. No eXp,ana'
tion has been found for the explosion
II could not have been IN accident,
and many rumors are flying ABOUT.
one is To the effect that remnant OF
the Dalton gang is about to ROD the
bank here.
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TIE .KnrrGERBUND."
delegates TO the National Meeting Ar
irving in Pittsburg.


irving in Pittsburg.
PrrTsBuRG, PA, August 1s.-Abouta
dozen organizations Of the Krieger-
bund arrived to-day and were met at
Masonic Hall by a reception com
mittee OF leading German citizens.
These delegations were the 81.
Louis men, who arrived a. $50 ..
m. TO the number OF $50. 10 this
COINS of delegates was Frederick HOLE,
last President Of the National Associa-
,ion of the Kreigerbund. At .. N.
had come In the Toledo delegates over
the Fort Wayne road. They num-
bered $50. The Iandwehrverein from
Carnegie, numbering forty men. also
came 10 during the afternoon ana q
number OF Southern and Western dele
cations. among which was Clncinnatls
later in the evening, and they will keep
ON coming until Monday morning. To-
day was devoted 70 a general reception.
Early In the evening the garde corps,
Pittsburg WafiengenOssen, Turner'S and
Maenerchoirs, with some German oene-
fetal societies, met az the ball with the
delegates who were 10 and all formed
in line snd went out on 'Zapfenstreich"
| or reyellle, marching through tue prin-
cioal streets OF the Two cities.
After the Zspfenstrelch all returned
n Masonic, where CHARACTERISTIC free
| for.aH German banquet or "comers
was held.
The "comers" ran on with toast and
song until midnight brought the JOLLY
| to close.
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BALrMoRE, MD, August lS.-At q
conference between Governor Brown,
Attorney General Poe, and counsel for
the one hundred Imprisoned Coxeyites,
10 was agreed that the Governor would
pardon all hands excepting Christopher
Columbus Jones and Marshal Mckee,
who will be held for the purpose Of
testing the rigHs of toe State TO take
the Army" fy3m their eucampment
and imuris0Ding them without trial
Jones and Mckee will be held on &C
count OF their refusal 20 accept the par
don offered by the Governor condl-
toned upon their leaving the State.
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Earned runs, Baltimore 1, PittsbnrR
I. two.base hits, Kelly, Keller, Nc
Graw. Stencil. Sugden; three-base hits,
Keller: sacrifice hits. Bierbauer, Hart
man: stolen bases, Kelly (3), Brouthers,
McGraw (2), Brodie, Reitz; double
plays, Reitz, Jennings and BroutherS'
Mciiraw, Reltz aud Brouthers; first base
on balls, OF Ehret /, off Gleason ,;
struck out, by Gleason 3, by Ehret i
wild pitch, Gleason; left on bases, Balt-
more 6, Pittsburg 7; time, two hours;
umpire, Belts.
COULDN'T HIT BRE1TENsTEIN CURVES
BROOKLYN, n. Y, August Is
BROOKLYN lost the game this afternoon
to the Browns because they could NOT
hit Breitensteia's curves. Stein was
hit safely six times, twice by cannon
who made hree-baggers on each &C.
casion, which bad considerable TO 90
with the Browns scores. The fielding
of both teams was almost perfect
Score:
Brooklyn. -. 90 o o 0 0 0 O. 0
StIouis.....1 0 o q u
Earned runs, ST. Louis .; hits,
Brooklyn ., st. Louis 6; errors, st.
Iouis i: batteries, Stein and Daley,
Breitenstein and Twineham; umpire,
Lynch; time, 1:44; attendance, 3,''O'
LUCKY HITTING DID IT.
WAsHINGToN, August lS.-Lucky
| hitting by the home team In the nrS'
inning assisted by Hemmtng's wildness
and Lutenberg's error brought IN three
! rms. to which two more were added In
the third. This won the game from
the visitors, who failed TO take adyan'
tage of Washington's errors or to hi
the ball when the bases were full AT
tendance 1,l5O. Score:
Washington % 0 0 l 0 o
| Louisville % o . o l 0 / .
Earned runs. Washington 3, Louis
VILE 3: hits, 6 and 10, errors, and 8
batteries, Stockdae and Mcclure
Hemming and grim; time, $40; umpire
Hurst.
THE oUAKERs BEAT THE SPIDERS
PHILADELPHIA, PA, August Is. -Th'
Philadelphia team celebrated their re
tprn TO their old grounds, recently de
stroyed by FIRE, by defeating CIeyelsn'
nv liberal margin. The home tean
hit Sullivan freely, but both teams wer
handicapped by the wet grounds. IN
grand stand Is about completed and Ia
bleachers almost finished, so that IN
:. 500 people present found ample accom-
modstious. score:
Philadelphia o . 4 1 0 0 0 Il
cleveland. 20 D 0 0 J.
Earned runs, Philadelphia l, Cleve
and .; hits, II and II; errors, and
batteries. Taylor, Grady and Clements
NJ. Sullivan and thinner; umpire, heei'
Time, hours.
BOSTON DROPS BACK ONE.
RosTox. August 1s.-The Bosto
clnb fell hard to-day before severe OF
sIanrh, of the players from Cincinnati
: and when they recovered from u
: shock the score was 10 to 6 again:
them and they second in the list. Nici
; OILS was pounded all over the field, a.
Bodson, who relieved him, recsiFe
very poor support.
Latham was sent 70 the bench oy IN
nire Hoagland for dispuiing decision
. Score:
pos,o, 0 o I o
; C CIs 3 l
i: Earned runs, Cincinnati 10, BosIc
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An Echo of the walker Failure.

You've SHOWN, o., August lS.-An
echo tonight Of Robert l.. Walker
financial troubles. which last year in
volved Governor Mckinley, was the NJ
ing OF suit by Thomas Guy TO fore
close mortgage Of $4,000 on Walkers
home and farm property. The realty
was mortgaged 10 secure Guy when be
advanced for Walker. Governor Nc
KinIey is made 4 party defendant, as
also are Phelps, Dodge Il Co., Of Cieve-
land, West Fifth avenue bank Of Cieve-
Iarn-
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a ROYAL WELCOME.
'POucher" Rathbons aud Bride Met By
the Town-A banquet.

OuCncE ENatnDOn6 DEluo hCN "
the Town-A banquet.
PARKERSBURG, w. VA, August is
POucher Rathboue and bride, the
clippers, left for their home az Elizabeth
last evening, where they were accorded
the liveliest kind OF q reception. The
matrOns and girls OF the village, when
they heard that the romantic young
sters had accomplished their end,
pressed all the young men into service
and made kasty preparations TO do
honor 10 the occasion. The court house
was secured. the doors thrown open and
tables SET Several wagon loads Of mel
ons, ice cream, cakes and other refresh
ments and eatables were contributed,
ana the place was converted into a pub
Tic banquet hall. The band was Sc
cured and met the bridal party as they
entered town and escorted them TO the
court house, where the whole town was
waiting 10 congratulate them, which
thew did In most ELUSIVE manner.
The girls Rugged and kissed the bride,
and the boys took boucher" around
the corner and "smiled." rhe bride
and groom were accorded the seats of
honor at the main table, and everything
passed off as merry as marriage bell.
Ii was great event and everybody was
glad. Mr. aud Mrs. Riddle forgave the
- I'VE nVN I T1VF
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Ralninr the Blind Ilgers.

CHARLESTON, S. c., August is.-The
Dispensary raids were resumed here
tonight. Two blind tigers were raid
cd aud about twenty gallons OF
llouor captured. The rsios were
conducted quietly ana not after the
manner Of those conducted by the pre-
yIous constaoles- a crowd collected,
mt Chief Constable Holly made con-
clla,ory speech aud the crowd dispersed.
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valuable Mineral, Found.

Sus-tc, 20 me Rscs-
PARKrRsBuRG. w. VA, August is
The mineral deposit found on Col. W..
C. stiles farm az Volcano, this county,
is proving valuable. They are getting
small quantities of lead, zinc and silver
in the shaft. The silver will assay
about SIX ounces 20 the ton, and the out
nut is increasing as the depth increases.
The most valuable mineral Is species
az sulphur tha, is found tn considerable
Quantities. This can be delivered IN
Cleveland aS jt is dug frsm the ground
at a profit of about So per ton.
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R,v,r and Harbor Blu a Law.

WASHINGTON, August 1S.-Ihe river
and harbor oil, carrying Sll,419, 49,
became a law at midnight tonight
without President Cleveland's sigma
tnre. the legal limit OF ten days having
expired within which he could sign or
veto it. II is the third time during MI.
CIeyeland's two terms that river aud
barbor bill has become law without
his approval, the only other DILL Of this
kind submitted 10 him having oeen
vetoed
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SAY FnANcIsoo, Cal, August IS

-
SAN Francisco, CAL, August IS
The steamer China arrived this after
noon from Asistic ports. She brings
Yokohoma advicos 10 August b, several
DAYS later than the news received via
Victoria on the steamer Empress OF
Japan. The news adyiees con-
time. however, 10 DO OF an unsatlsiac-
tory character.
War having been formally declared,
the Chinese Minister and consnis wero
nreparlpg. when the China sailed, 20
leave japan. The Japanese nation APP
reared 10 be affected with a mania
for war. So fierce Is the public
spIrit for war that the constitutional
reform party Is out with manifesto
declaring IL 10 be the duty OF the Jap
anese army to force It's way into China.
10 dictate terms OF peace under the
walls OF its capital and 70 display tho
glory Of the japanese empire.
The Tien Tsin spondent OF tho
China Gazette says: We hear from Corea
on good authority that great deal OF
sickness prevails among the Chinese
troops. and that they ara hanging
themselves by dozens In despair OF
! their surroundings. The japanese also
ara IN a pretty sad plight, great num-
| her OF them having died, and Illness IS
| s,ill rife I'm their camps, but the death
rate IL very much higher among the
! Chinese.
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LONDON, August 1S.-The Servian Lega-
tion here has received a dispatch from Bel
grade officially denying the report that the
Cabinet has resigned.
DENVER, Colo. August lS.-John Ar
kins. since 1889 one of the owners and
managers of the Rocky Mountain Ncrs and
for many years its editor as well, died at
his home here to-day OF gastrius, aged o.
years.
WASHINGTON, August 1S.-A telegram
received al the White House this after
noon announced that the President has
signed the sundry civil appropriation bill
CHICAGO. August 1S,-rne I.SOO United
states trSx.B in camp at Evanston en-
gared in a sham battle this AFTERNOON
Du5er command Of General y. A. Miles.
The spectacle was brilliant one ana wit
messed oy $1,000 people,
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New YORK, August lS.-Wm. Vogel,
80 years old, son OF wealthy clothier.
shot MS mistress, Louise Bartlett, aud
shot himself this afternoon in their
apartments in Harlem. lie fred three
shots at the woman, Que 81 which took
effect i1st above the left hip aud en-
tered the abdomen. making a fatal
wound. The woman Is said TO have
come from Boston.
SHE Is A HANDSOME BLONDE
Of about 80, and Vogel was jealous be-
cause she received attentions from q
young man lodging 10 the same house.
The first shot fred by Vogel grazcd
the woman's shoulder and she then
started 10 run, crying For Gods sake,
VIII don't Kill me-" Vogel shot twice
again IN rapid succession, aBd II was
the third shot that made the fatal
wound.
After shooting his mistress, young
Vogel turned the muzzle Of the revolver
toward himself and fired n shot into
his right side, just above the twelfth
rio. Then changing the revolver from
his right to his left hand, he
SENT A BALL CRASHING
through his left side, In the neIghbor-
hood Of the heart. The last shot Is
supposed to have been the cause OF
his death. Tie was standing by the
bed at the time. As be ired the second
shot, he said: "See, Louise, I'm dead"
His body swayed for an instant aud
then he fell upon the bed dead.
Vogel, II is said, has several times
before made attempts on the woman's
life, on one occasion doing so while they
were In Chicago. Vogel's wife recently
: ecured divorce, owing 10 her hus-
bands intimacy with the Bartlett
woman.
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HE ,lnr-er OF DE. Davl,.

Spsidi % 90 hsas-s-
CHARLESTON, w. VA, August Is
The Cororner's jury at Handiey return
% q verdict 90 the effect that Mr.. VIII
Davis was shot by Bue Clendennin.
C.endenin is still In jail. lie will prob
ably have a preliminary hearing eorly
next week.
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mr CLEVELAND Getting Be.ter.

BUzZARDS BAY, Mass, August IS
President Cleveland refused TO see any
one today. but it was stated to-day at
GRAY Gables that be was improved In
health. Mrs. Cleveland took q short
trip on the lighthouse tender this aft
ernoon. Mr.. Cleveland expects now 20
return TO Washington on Tuesday.
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NEW BEBFogD, MASS. August Is
The loom frers and web drawers ana
twisters union met tonight and voted
10 strike Monday morning. Up 70 q
late hour tonight 10 concessions have
been made BIZ the manufacturers
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MADISON RESULTS.
PITTSBURG WAS AN EASY MARK.
Baltimore Once More in First Place
Brilliant Fielding.

briIIlant FIeIuIhg-
BALTIMORE, MD, August 1s.-The
Baltimores regained first place to-day
by taking an easy one from the Pitts
burg team. Although one-sided, the
game was interesting from start TO fin-
ism. The errors OF the Pittsburg club
were costly. The Orioles gave an exhi-
bition of brilliant fielding, cutting off
two and three base hits. Jenning took
the lead In the work and made two great
stops. Donovan made great catch In
right field in the eighth inning. Attend
ance g. 500 Score:
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MURDER and SUICIDE.
Terrible Ending Of an Illicit Low,
Affair in New York.
A HANDSOME BLONDE OF THIRTY

Ensnared William vogel, the Son
of a Wealthy Clothier His
Wife Secured a Divorce, and
Maddened by jealousy, he
Shot His Mistress to Death in
Their Apartment, then Turn
ing the Pistol Upon Himself,
Sent Bullet Through His
Heart.
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MONTGOMERY, Ala, August IS
The Advertiser has full official returns
from the State election held August o.
Ootes receives 109.l aud hoio So Sg4.
Oates' majority %, lU6.
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Good Fl.h story.

HAMILTON, Mo, August 1S.-M. l.
Saunders caught with trot line in the
Mississippi river an alligator gar seven
feet four inches long and weighing 26O
mounds. Ii is the largest hsh ever
caught in the Mississippi river.
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,AN or 70 WOEE HEEE.
,t,.- another Cheater.

Trw YORK. August Is. Tue United
60 Government is proceeding against
an hers OF the great steel manu-
Suc,rrering firm known as the Benjamin
H,hseod Illngworth Company, Of y.
T,hs charge is conspiracy
.. doI,apd the government by furnish
- nssrings for the Navy Department
,bst contained blowholes when we" were
.i~gged. The charges are very similar
- nose against the Carnegie see. Ooul'
- in the manufacture OF armoI
plate.
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THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON. D. G.. August is.-For
West Virginia, increasing c.oudlnessi
warmer. south winds.
For western Pennsylvania, Increasing
cioudiuess: cooler in western Porucn'
south wiads. becoming variable.
For ONO. fair; cooler IN so1tperh P'r'
ton: south winds, becoming northsfiy'
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THE NORTHWESTERN BREEDERS.


CHICAGO, August 1S.-The animal
trotting meeting Of the Northwestern
Breeders Association began to-day at
Washington Park. Threatening
weather prevailed until noon,
but clear sky greeted
the $500 spectators at the
track. All OF the favorites won, with
the exception Of Billy f., in the Derby.
This race was an innovation, being a
two-mile dash. Ii was won by Monette,
owned by +. S. Gorton, director OF the
Northwestern Breeders Association.
First, Infant stakes, yearlinEs, purse
81, 200, mile dash, Faustelle /, Sure 2,
Corwing 3, Rollie Papier 4. Time,
2:51.
Second, Iroquois stake, 2:25 pace,
purse $1,000; Rubenstein l. l, /; Direc-
tion ., >. 4; June Bug 3, 3, .; Baron
dale Z, 4, 3: Whirligig 4, 5, 5; Boves
K, 5, 6, 6; Benefactor 6, DR.; Sable Gift
s, dis. Time, 2:124, 2:l1, 2:15.
Third-Darby, 2:25 class; purse 50, 900;
dash of two miles Monette first; Billy
f. second; Maud Wright third; Lady
Lannon fourth; Dan Mack fifth; Sirius
sixth. Time, 4:25. Time first mile
2:24.
Fourth-2:11 trot; purse 81 500. Pam
lico l, l, l; Phoebe Wilkes I, ,, 2; FL
lard 9, 3, 3; Muta Wilkes 3, 4, 4. Time
2:l2&; 2:121l; 2:l2Z.
MADISON RESULTS.
81. Louis, Mo-, August 1s.-Flrst,
five furlongs, Green Bay won; time,
1909. Second, five furIongs, Prince
Peyton won; time, 1865. Third, five
and one half furlongs, Lemon Blossom
won; time, 1:12H. Fourth, five fur
longs, Censor won; time, 1;054. Fifth,
- mile, Soulherner won; time, 1888.
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6; hits, 13 and Is; errors, and l; bat
teries, Nichols, Hodson and CAMEL,
Dryer and Murphy; time. les; UNI
pires, Hoaglsnd and EmSlie. Attend
ance, 1900.
DIDN'T SUPPORT GERMAN.
New YORK, August fisherman
pitceed in great style In the first game
to-day for the Giants, but again did
they fail TO support him in the field or
- the hat, so the Cbicagos WOO, In the
second game the Giants rallied in the
ninth inning, aided by an error by ParS
rot, they tied the score. Neither side
scored in the tenth, and the game was
called on account Of darkness. The
feature was r triple play by Fuller,
Ward and Doyle. Fuller, LANCE and
Ryan did some fines felding. Attend
ance, $4,000, Score:
Chicago ......3 o 0 0 0 O . c. &
New York. "A 0 o o 0 o o.
Earned runs, Chicago ?. New York 3;
hits, and :; errors, and 5; batteries,
Stratton and Schriver. Germsn and
Wilson; time, 1859; umpire, McQuade.
Second game. Score:
Chicago 20 0 / 0 o 0 o o. .
New YorkO , Q o 0 0 0 o.
Earned runs, Chicago l, New York 3;
hits, and II; errors, and .; batter
les, Terry and Schriver, Meekiu. Clark
and Farrell; time, 2:25; umpire, Nc
Quade.
MARTINS FERRY's TOUR.
sreefdi 70 M RsstS,sr
NEW PHILADELPHIA, o., August IS.
Martins Ferry IA, New Philadelphia
3; hits, Martins Ferry 20. New Phila-
delphia II; errors, Martins Ferry 4,
New Philadelphia 5; home run. Padden;
three-base hits, Padden and Brown.
Padden's sensational fielding and hit. |
ting was feature. Toy made five hits |
out of six times at bat. Prince made !
three twO-base hits. Batteries, Nc |
Ceary and Prince. Britton and Jones
Martins Ferry plays at Newcomers |
town, Monday, Tuesday and Wednes-
day. Martins Ferry has made from
one to five home runs in every game on |
the trip. Greatest batting record ever
heard OF.
THE RACE OFF.
FREsHwATE GATE, ISLE OF WIGHT |
August lS.-The match race between
the Prince OF Wales yacht Britannia
and the Gould Vigilant is off the beats
left Totland Bay for the starting point
shortly before II a. IN. The wind had
shifted after the setting ou5 so that
prospects that what was intended should
be beat TO windward fifteen miles and
a run home would become a run to lee.
ward and beat back. However, be-
fore the starting gun was fred the Wig
liant was seen to haul down her racing
flats, take in her top sails. Something
wrong with her keel had been discoV-
cred and the race could not be sailed.
Much interest has been melted and
the Queen had gone on board her yacht
the Osborne to watch its progress. The
Prince Of Wales was on board the Brit
friends. Great disappointment was lelt
that conditions would not permit what
was regarded as the promise OK the best
and most satisfactory test OF the merits
Of the two yachts that could be ar
ranged.
The accident TO the VIgilant consist
ed of the loss OF her centreeoard.
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MIN ON THE BLACKLIST
Former Employers Prevent Them
from Receiving Work.
HOUSES CONE HIGH IN PULLMAN.

a Woman Earning a Dollar a
Day Pays Over Seventeen
Dollars for a Place TO Live.
Hardly Enough Wages Paid
to Procure the Necessities of
notwithstanding Experiences
OF Black Listed Men.