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4, Excellent Programme Offered
At Saratoga for To-Day.
-vpx,Ns WORLD" SELECTIONS

An excellent programme, including a
race at a mile and q sixteenth, In which
Merry Monarch. Bassetlaw. Roche and
etbers are named to start, is offered by
the American Jockey Club for to-day,
and the sport should be high class
throughout, unless Secretary Mcintyre Is
Kept too busy with his blue pencil. Merry
Monarch's races at Saratoga have been
very good, and as Bassetlaw and Roche
are both said to be in excellent shape
the race should be clinking one from
start to finish.
Arab, Terrapin.. Jack Rose and Roller
will meet in the0pening race, and they
should furnish a close contest. Some of
the best two-year-olds at the track are
down to start in the second race, and
they will make good betting. The
two year old fillies in the fourth
race are not much. but the three-year-
ODDS in the next include some fair ones.
In the last race Speculation, My Gyps.
Adelbert Darkness, Kentucky Lady and
others are named to 60 and they will
furnish another excellent opportunity for
betting. The entries and selections fol-
Inv.
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Poor show mt Present.
From the Washington Start

From the Washington Start
WELL" said the moody philosopher,
this world amt anything but fieeting
show, anyhow"
That's So" said the chronic pessi-
mist. IAN jes at present the per-
Torrance is mighty doggone poor
one"
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speak knowingly. the advancement In
the knowledge of the structure of the
bearing on the question Of heredity and
its physical basis. -
CHARLES r. BARNES,
Professor of Botany, University OF
Wisconsin, Madison.
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Possible to Find the North Pole.

To the Editor OF The World;
/. 1t has greatly advanced.
2 Only such as might flow later from
the solution of the strictly scientific
questions involved. Yes.
8. Yes.
4 in botany. OF which alone I can
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DAILY MERCURY.
First Race-Bandit. Terrapin.
Second Race-Magnetism colt, Sir
Dixon, Jr. %
Third Race-Roche, Bassetlaw.
Fourth Race-Belvina, Monotony.
Fifth Race-Armitage, Drum Major.
Sixth Race-Speculation, My Gyps.
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GID q. wsibaum's Miss Annie colt ......... %
tbso)Leigh 4 Roses Urania. "
AT this distance Glen Lily should win.
Miss Annie colt also fancies q piece of
ground, and should beat Urania for the
place.
Fourth Race.-Seven turiongs
$3.50 +. Gebhard's Skedaddle. .............., us
2I5 NJ j. Days Copyright. ................. lis
652 Curl Bros Soundmorc. ................. los
SOL g. Walbaums Rghtmore. .............. 1903
30 Pueblo Stables Agitato. 9s
COL X. ID. Leach q Co.'S Ed Kearney....... 9s
Copyright should score an easy win
In this race. Skedaddle may be the
runner-up, and Rightmore ought to be
Fifth Race.-seiing: one mile and a six
teenth.
1892 Leigh 4 Roses Hawthorne. ............ los
et3 J. OBrien Jr.'s Balbriggan. ......... los
5Sl u Walbaums Selena D.................. IS
St {. Fleischman 4 Sons st. Maxim. s6
6J2 j. f. Peppers Miss Dixie. 9e
632 p g. Rogers's Brahma. ................. 80
Selena d. and St. Maxim look to have
this race between them, and should
finish as named. Hawthorne ought to
be third.
Sixth Race.-Handcap; six and a half fur
longs
$50 Curl Bros soundmore .................. 1872
sos c. Walbaum's Potentate. ................ 122
$50 Kendall Stables Maid Marian.......... 122
6Sl Sheridan Coopers Torchbearer. .... ia
62S J. r. r. p. Keenes Assignce...... liz
The closing event should be won by
Maid Marian, with Potentate second
and Assignee third.
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SARATOGA SELECTIONS.


First Race--Penniless, Yemen,
Wah Jim.
Second Race--TO MI at track,
Third Race--Glen Lily, Miss
Annie colt, Urania.
Fourth Race--Copyrisht, ske-
aaddlc, RiGhtmore.
Fifth Race--selena D., st. Maxim,
hawthorne.
sixth Race--Maid Marian, Poten-
tate, Assignee.
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Morning Papers Selections.
AT JEROME PARK.
RECORDER.
First Race-Bandit, Arab.
Second Race-Doggett, Magnetism colt.
Third Race-Roche, Bassetlaw.
Fourth Race--Belvina, Monotony.
Fifth Race-Armitage, Prig.
Sixth Race-Darkness, Speculation.
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ADVERTISER.

ADVERTISER.
First Race-Topgallant, Arab.
Second Race-Doggett, Magnetism colt.
Third Race-Merry Monarch, Roche.
Fourth Race-Belvina, Siberia.
Fifth Race-Armitage, Drum Major.
Sixth Race-Speculation, My Gyps.
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habits wreck the constitution, result In
loss Of manly power, and sometimes In
dread insanity.
To reach, reclaim and restore such
the aim Of the publishefs Oh . book
he nature, symptoms and earcblity, By
home treatment, Of such dissAseS This
book WI b.. ssas saAlsd. in plain snyet
ops, ON receipt Of tsn ceqts b Stamps.
for postage. Addrssl, Woridt Dispenr
cary Medical ADoCiAtioa. bu8Ais, n y.
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- ~ -
mans neck 10 b
. sun erer from
nervous exhaus-
ton, nervous dsbl-
ity, impaired mem
Org, low spirits, h-
ritAble temper, and
the thousand and
one arrangements
of mind and body
that result from
unnatural, perni-
cious habits, con-
tracted through
Ignorance. Such
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PRnss.

First Race-Arab, Jack Rose.
Second Race-Magnetism colt, Doggett
Third Race-Merry Monarch, Roche.
Fourth Race-Monotony, Belvina.
Fifth Race-Armitage, Drum Major.
Sixth Race-Darkness, My Gyps.
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JOURNAL.

JOURNAL.
First Race-Bandit, Arab.
Second Race-Magnetism colt, Sil
Dixon, Jr.
Third Race-Merry Monarch, Roche.
Fourth Race-Belvina, Monotony.
Fifth Race-Armitage, Prig.
Sixth Misrepresentation, My Gyps.
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Pennsylvania Limited 70 Chicago.
The PsnnsyitanIA Limited 10 the oaiy tsaiu
now In seryies between tho East and the Wsul
that ofrs all tn oonvenleneea and luxurias q
eemicrts. Of holas and ths eeavssisaea Z .
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SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 2O.-The en-
u'es for to-day's races are fair in quail
ny and quantity, and should produce
some interesting sport. There is no spe-
wal feature. The opening event brings
WI good class of sprinters, and Ye-
men Wah Jim, Arrapahoe, La Joys and
sehhlless should be very much in evil
.'nce at the finish. The second race Is
W NIL at the track. The third is for two
,ear-olds, in which Glen Lilly. Kismet,
BUCK Massie. Trophy geIding. Miss An
F longs ' ofoh'a meet at BIN iu'-
in Copyright makes his FIRST appearance
hav ,ne fourth race. and he should not
az s much trouble in beating Skedad-
thornSo undmore and the others. Haw-
IN, V'hsi Balbriggan. Selena D., st. Max
mr. Mss Dixie and Brahma ought to
ff,h sn very interesting contest in the
ASH race, and Potentate, Maid Marian,
shn,fdhee, Torchbearer and SoundNore
s~,Ihu make a rafting finish in the
.n,,i. me track Is dry and fast. The
p,' ana selections are as follows:
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Arab has had a good rest. and IL he
starts and his shoes fit right" he should
win. Terrapin should beat Jack Rose
! for the place.
Second Race. Sweepstakes OF $40 each, with 5000
added; for two-year-olds: handicap; Ave and
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800, 84I, 0t3 AND 845 EIGHTH AVE,
NEAR 58TH STREET.
A FIRsT-CI.ASS MOUSE ON sTH AVE.
ELEVATED STATION, Sth Ave. a. SD &c.

age in Western Europe. In paleontology.
the analysis of the South African sau-
rian pariasaurus, the discovery of the
giant lemur of Madagascar, the discov-
cry of fossil five-toed actiodactyle mann
mails in Western North America In
comparative anatomy that of the brain
has become much better known, also
that OF many other organs. In embry-
ology the ectodermic origin OF the skele-
ton.
5. Organic and mental evolution.
T.. d. COPE,
Professor Zoology and Comparative An
atomy, University of Pennsylvania.
Philadelphia.
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tie fH, rstss has a great chance to win
Sred third to GaiiIee and HSr,ineba m,
temen Tried separately very fast.
Van lin Snould get second money from
Il tpaSr kaee.-rhis, race will close at
lsi@sa Aaee-FOr twO-yesr-olds;; selling; six
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Armitage seems to have struck another
Easy spot and should win. Prig may
beat Miss Galop for the place.
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Hanwell may win the two-year-old
race, with Sir Dixon, jr., second and
Doggett third.
Third Race-Sweepstakes of $40 EACH with $500
added; for three-year-olds and upward; one mile
and sixteenth.
SIS J. Kittson's Merry Monarch. III
02 W. NJ. Aliens Bassetlaw. ............... 1l2
l2s3) W. Donohue's Roche. liz
(s23) O. A. Joness Bandit. 101
s3S A Clason's Stonenellie ,.,..,.......... %
et7 n abha atar Actress q6
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-30
A SHOCKING FATALITY.
GEORGE TURNER SLOWLY ROASTED TO DEATH
ny A RsD-HOT IS6Or.
Tie Accident Occurred at the Wheeling Steel Plan,
Where The unbsuras Naa Was gsa-
played as an Beginner.

George Turner, OF Bcnwood. aged
twenty-one years, a well-kno~n and re-
spseted employe OF the Wheeling steel
works, suffered a terrible death yester-
day while engaged at his work.
The young man was engineer OF a
dinkey locomotive at tho steel works.
The engine is used TO convey the
moulds out and TO carry the ingots to
the rolls.
At 1890 o'clock yesterday afternoon
young Turner started with his en-.
glne, pushing a mould out. This
mould, weighing 5000 pounds,
was in an ore buggy, and
and on n sort OF stand. The stand
tilted throwing the mould, which was
kept red hot, back to where tho young
man was seated at the lever OF his en-.
CINE. The huge piece OF red hot metal
struck him diagonally across the stom-
ach, pinioning him to his engine.
His fellow-workmen who witnessed
the terrible accident, left their positions
and ran To tho assistance OF tho pros
trate engineer. AS the red hot metal
iNutNAdbeu AaIiutT anu hATNner Into the
young mans entrails. burning its way,
tho men secured another en-
gino TO release tho dying
man. II was n quarter OF an hour 10.
fore young Turner was released. An
Incident occurred which showed the
young mans fortitude. While the red
hot metal was burning his body nearly
In twain, he saw his comrades working
for his release. Mr.. Turner said, you
needn't work so hard, boys, as | will bC
done for, anyhow"
When the engine was pulled away,
the sight which was revealed, wa,
shocking In the extreme. Nearly the
whole of the young mans stomach wa,
burned away, and his legs TO the knee.
had little flesh left on them.
The injured man was carried To hi.
home, not over 100 yards away, JUS
across the u. ~ o. tracks from the stee
works. Here DIR. j. w. Mcdonald, oI
| Benwood, was summoned. Ho pro
nounced the case hopeless. and severa
hours later, death relieved Young
Turner OF his miseries. He was uncon-
scious nearly to tho last.
The young man killed was son o
Benjamin Turner, n well-known ex
mailer OF this city lilo was unmarried
and resided with his parents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-30
ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement o
ImdivInuAIs.

Daily Chronicle OF the Movement
individuals.
Col. Ben Wilson is at the Windsor.
Part OF tho ''Zeb" company is at the
Boiler
Part OF the "zeb" company is at the
Stamm.
j. W. Boyers, Of Padden's Valley, is In
the city.
Deputy Sheriff william Lantry is on the
sick list.
Miss Annie Shaw is visiting friends In
PittsDurg.
Hugh Cleary. Of South Market street, is
Ia PitlsDurg on business.
George Hell, Of Eighteenth street, is a
business visitor at PittsDurg.
A. Eckey and wife, Of Woodsheld, o..
are registered at the McLure.
Denny Dugan, or Washington, Pa, is
registered az the Behier Hotel.
Judge John Brannon, OF Weston, was in
the city yesterday on legal business.
}. y. Hutchinson, agent Of tho "Humpty
Dumpty" Company, IS at the st. Charles.
SrAMM-J. w. Boyers, Paden's Valley.
T.. &. Johnson, Rockford, ana &. Hinde,
Huntington.
BEnLER Charles Togere, West Union.
and b.. w. Hubbard ana w. &. Mcmillan,
SIstcr3Vllle.
George Smith and Martin Fahey, OF the
South Side arc nome from a visit 70
MolndsvIlle.
Miss Della Dempsey. Of Clarksburg, is
q guest a. the residence Of James Flana-
gan, Of South Wood street.
Miss Minnie Myers, OF South Jacob
street, a sister OF the physician, left Sun
day for q visit % her parents 40 Snerrard
Mr.. and Mrs. W. Gutman are home from
their bridal trip aud are guests Of their
mother, Mrs. =. Gutman, Of Thirteenth
street.
ST. CHARLEs: Rees Hessen and wife.
ClaringtOn; &. BrOOkOvor, Anthem NJ. e..
Bates, Amos, and a. 4. McDOugic, PARK.
ersDurg.
Miss Bee Pugh, daughter Of Judge pugb.
and Mrs. Mcknight, Of Middlobourne, W.
Va, arc The guests Of Mrs. j.. y. DoOe, Of
she Island.
Daniel Cookley, Roger ConrOy and Laza-
rus Gallagher, all Of TutOaville, after
spending delightful visit among south
Side friends, returned 10 their homes yes
tordaV.
WfsDsoR-Le Care Pratt, Charleston {.
81. B Caldwell, Parkersburg; +. j.. Carr.
FairmOnti &. =. DOrr, Addison, j. H.
Miller, Jr., Huntington; John NJ. McMa-
hon, Sistersvillc.
Friends Of Col. Robert White and his
daughter, Mrs. Kate Ferrol who has been
very ill at her home la Richmond. will be-
glad 70 know that she is very much better
and improving rapidly Ia health.
J. At. Knapp. formerly Of the ROOSTER
stan, who is now connected with the Inter
mai Revenue Collectors onice a. Parkers-
burg, was In the city yesterday Co revenue
business. lie returns this morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-30
SMALL TALn.
Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly and
Plthiiy Told.

Minor Matters OF Interest Briefly ana
PithiU Told.
THE Columbiap Club will give public
dance at Hughes ~ O'Malley's Hall to-
night
THE Il, OF II. II. initiated four candi-
dates nc his headquarters at Wather's
Hail. last night.
THE last will OF Rachael A. Martin,
deceased, was left for record at Clerk
Hooks Office yesterday.
The stable near Twenty-seventh and
Main streets. owned by Albert DimIck,
which was burned not long ago, IL be-
ing rebuilt. IA
IN another column the-Board Of Pub
lie Works presents the law with refer
ence TO cleaning sidewalks, and warns
all persons TO observe II to-day.
la BELLE Lodge. No. 81, Adhesive
Mogullians, held forth At Helmbrecht's
hall, and two candidates, whose bodies
will ache for week, were put through.
JOIN WILSON, Frank Lewis and
Clarence Warner, three tough looking
tramps. were arrested last night by
Officer McNlchol, and placed In the
lookup.
THREE children OF the family OF
Henry Fisher, OF Caldwell's Run, are
dangerously sick. Two have severe
attacks OF grip aud the other has tho
typhoid fever.
A BLIND peddler raised racket At
the ST. Charles Hotel yesterday and
threw things about promiscously He
was arrested and afterwards released
and sent out Of town.
THE Committee on Court House and
Jail OF the Board Of Comm ssloners held
meeting yesterday TO audit bills for
the month. The Board will meet in
regular session next Monday.
LADIES OF the Golden Eagle will give
dramatic exhibition entitled "The
Finger OF Fate" at Westwood's hall
soon. Harry Meyers, the South Side
artist, Is preparing the scenery.
~ Clerk Hooks Office yesterday,
Hannibal Forbes qualified as executor
% tho will OF VIM. Bailey. deceased.
Bond $3.50. OOO without surety, none be-
Ing required by the terms OF the will.
BALTIMORE LODGE No. g, X. OF y. =,
at It's hall on Market street, put two
members through the third degree last
night. Mystic no. - has two candi-
dates for the FIRST degree AZ It's meeting
next Saturday evening.
The Committee Oh Refreshments OF
the Bazaar aud Festival. consisting OF
the following ladies': Mesdames no
genfelder, Sterling, -. X. Brooks, Jos.
Hedges, Frank Stamm, u. NJ. Brown,
Charles Ahrens, Joseph Purcell, Kate
Bassett and Miss Gene Friend. are re-
quested 20 meet 40 the hall promptly at
one o'clock this afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-30
swIPEp AGAIN.
The Press CLUB rixhtsns It's hold ON the
Tail Fad.

Dead hard luck.
The Press Club lost two games to the
w. A. w. team, at Seiberts. last night.
Aud 1t showed the very same day.
The demon OF an luck which has
been pursuing the team ever since its
organization, again figured conspicuous
ly In the contests last night The
members are practlelug refrain to the
air OF the Midway Piaisancs harpist,
and the words are "It-might-have-
been" The Climb might have won
from the Calumets-if IL had n full
team. IL might have won from the
South Side-if II had another man.
Last night one OF It's members ap-
peared with his trousers turned up la
London, revealing hosiery OF bright
Anarchistic red, aud carrying rab-
bits foot, which was taken from the
rear right leg instead OF the left. That
was combination that would ''hoo-
doc" even the w. Il. E. Then "Frltzle"
Colmar got lost in the fog, and didn't
put In an appearance until tho second
game was well under way. III he had
been prompt the club would have won
two games, "hands down"
But Hope springs eternal In tho hui
man breast" and this applies with the
greatest force TO the Press Club team.
IL has selected the Wheeling Bowling
Club for victims. Each member has
been assigned the task OF defeating n
certain member 81 the opposing team,
and IL will all occur down at Fette's,
where "the man at the other end OF tho
alley has string tied to the pins" as
Col. Sam Harrison would say. Due
notice OF tho game will be given through
the press. No extra charge for reserved
seats.
Meanwhile the Press Club score stands
at tho head OF the list .496!
Listen 10 our tale OF woe:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-30

Some excitement was created on Fiji.
toenth street last night, when servant
girl employed In the family OF n promi-
nent citizen reported that a burglar
was In the house. Tho police were no.
titled and went up to the louse. II ap.
pears that son OF tho gentleman who
resides there, entered tho hon 50
through n second story window and
was heard by the girl, who was. at
work In basement kitchen. lie is
also reported To have had n companion,
aud he admits this TO be true. The
police are OF tho opinion that he was
trying to ransack his own home, ia the
absence OF his parents. The BOY was
placed In the lookup, but as the father
Processes To believe In his innocence,
and no charge has been placed against
him, he Will be released this morning
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-30
A BIO FAILURE.
o. G. Qoinn Makes An Assignment Mt
Moundsville.

mOundsNille.
c. C. Quinn, dealer in hardware. tin
ware. cutlery, etc, on Jefferson avenue,
made an assignment yesterday for the
benefit OF his creditors. The liabilities
will reach about $4,000, aud the assets
over $1,000 Mr. Quinn has been doing
good and profitable business, but
could not make collections fast enough
TO meet his liabilities. Following Is a
list OF creditors as embraced in the
schedule contained In the deed OF
assignment: House Building and Loan
Association, S1,sO0; Geo. w. Johnson's
Sons, $500; Bellaire Stove Co,
S436; a. Bradley g. Co., S225;
Bindley Hardware Co., S273:
Logan, Gregg q Co.. Ss5; Jas. c. Lind
say 81 Co, S45; NJ. b. Snydane g. Co.,
S51; DeNoon Bros, s2GO; Cayanaugh
Manufacturing Co., S33; Jas. j. Slpe d
Co., SOS; OFT Bros. 81 Co, Cos; Greer d.
Laing, $3.50; Caldwell & Peterson, Sis;
Wilson * Chapman, SlO3; II. X. Gi0n
81 Co., 5000; Fishers Foundry, SIS.
Spence, BaRgs & Co.. S34s; w. Brig
ham d Co.. $3.50; Taylor IL Henry. Sll3;
Wheeling Corrugating Co.. Ssl; Nc
Mahon, Porter d Co., $50; Argand Re.
finirg Co., Ss7; Baldwin g. Graham,
SlOl; Anshutz, Bradb berry * Co.. s17:
Jas. w. Groues, sos; Warwoo1 Tool
Ca, S3j; T. ii. Neven IL Co.,
$50; w. l.. Sharp g. Son,
$50; J. w. Scott & Co., s24;
$. NJ. Steele, s1s5; Il. j. link, 500;
Geo. Griffith, 500; s. NJ. Cunningham,
Slo0; d. Levi, s16s; J. c. Roberts, $50;
Roberts Bros, $50; S. RIslnger & Co.,
Si25. There are other debts not in
cluded in the above schedule, but the
aggregate will not far exceed the above
amount. An appraisement OF the stock
will be made at once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-30
ElsesIon OF ome.r,

Tho ST. AlpsSnsns society held n
meeting Sunday aud elected tho follow
ing officers: Frank Miller, President:
Frank Eroacher, Vice President: Chas.
Sehauo, Second Vice President; Jos.
hase, Secretary; VIM. Emmrick, Treas
urer; Conrad kase, Librarian; VIM.
Grub, Assistant Librarian; Jos. Wass.
man aud Jos. kerhoff, Janitors.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-30
Bloc Committee Me,tlnr,

The council committe on Fire De-
partment held meeting last night.
Very little business was transacted.
Bids Tor rebuilding the Niagara engine
were opened and read, but action was
deferred until to-day. The committee
decided To recommend that n fre alarm
box be placed In the City Building to
stand half tho expense.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-30
rhIrtIe,h AnnIx,r,nrx

Monday, tho nineteenth OF mex.
month, is the thirtiety anniversary OF
tho Il. OF l.. OF this country. IL will be-
celebrated In an appropriate manner all
over tho United States. In Wheeling
probably the biggest event In celebra-
tlon will be the grand L. r. X. of l..
ball at Arion Hall, given by Couor DE
Leon Division, No. /, and Barnard
Shanloy Division, No, ei. In this State
there are now 5000 members OF tho X
OF T., an increase Of 600 over last year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-30
NOTES or THE RIVER
News ofths Holt, aad Bpatnsn Along
the Ohio

Hews OF ths Hoats a1f Boatmsn Along
The OHIO.
The Ben Hur departed for Parkers
burg and way landings AZ . p. m.
The marks on the landing last might
showed feet6 inches OF water ia the
channel and falling.
MoHGANTowN, w. VA, January 20.
River z feet and stationary; cloudy
and showing after raining all the morn.
Ing.
GHgEgsBoRo, PA, January 20. River
Z feet . inches and stationary; rain and
snow fall, and still showing.
OIL CRY. PA, January 29.-River
3 feet2 inches and stationary; weather,
mild and showing.
PIrrsBUR0, PA. January 90. River,
. feet Inches and about stationary;
weather rain and snow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-01-30
Home Prom Jae.sony,,le.

Richard Fisher, OF Forty-,hlrd street,
Is home from n two months tour OF the
country, finally taking In the Corbett-
Mitchell fight He says Mitchell had
little to do in meeting the American
champion, as he was never "in IT."
Mr. Fisher said after he saw Mitchell
fight aud get knocked out. he had a
notion TO tackle him for few rounds
himself. He didn't. however.