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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29

PrTTsBURG, PA, September 2S.-The
National Meet, under the auspices of the
Keystone Bicycle Club. held to-day, was
attended by about 5000 people. The track
was heavy and a strong wind against the
riders on the back stretch prevented fast
time being made All of the cracks who
will ride at the National Circuit meet at
Wheeling tomorrow were on the track.
Citizens and Lumsden attempted to break
their half mile tandem record of 90 As
seconds, but failed, making it in 1;O1. Ju-
liam p. Bliss rode an exhibition mile to es-
tablish Schenley park track record, paced
by tandems The best he could do was
2l3l Arthur Bankers exhibition half
mile was made in :O3. Archie Williams,
the nine-year-old champion, did his half
mile in 1:1S Is. He holds the worlds
record of IA
Mile novice, won by J. K. Newburn,
Bellevue; time, 2:3l.
Half-mlle, l: 20 class, Class A, Frank
Trappe, Cleveland, first; James q. Patter-
son, Williamsburg, second; George Red
fern, Wilmerding, third. Time, l:ll l-5.
Quarter-mile open, Glass B, +. Z. John
land, second; Tom Cooper, Detroit, third.
sTime, ;32 Is.
Mile handicap, Glass A, J. X. Newburn
n4O yards, first; Otto Maya, Erie, Pa,
go yards), second; J. L. Patterson 600
yards, third. Time, 2:l4 2-5.
Mile omen, Glass B-A. l. Brown, first;
L. ID. Cabaune, ST. Louis, second; w. c.
Sanger Milwaukee, third. Time, 2 ~ l-5.
Quarter mile open, Class A-Frank
Trappe, first: A. L Banker, Pittsburg,
second; Paul Nelson, Pittsburg, third.
Time, 33 seconds.
Half mile handicap, Glass BE. G.
Johnson, go yards) first; Tom Cooper, (25
YARDS second; L, G. Johnson, Cleveland,
(S5 yards) third. Time, :O1 3-5.
Mile. 2 80 class, Class A-Frank Trappe,
won; 5. w. Ramsey, Erie, second; George
Redfern, third. Time, 2:34.
Half mile open, Glass B-A. l.. Brown,
first; Ray Mcdonald, New York, second;
h. d. Cabanne, third. Time, 1:l4.
Mile challenge cup, Glass A, A. L. Bank
er first, Otto Maya second, Paul Jackson,
Pittsbure, third. Time, 1922 3-5. [Groans
Mile handicap, Glass B, A. B. Gochler,
Buffalo, go yards first, Cabanne (scratch)
second, L. Z. johnson go yards third.
Time, :23.
Haif-mile handicap, Glass A, Frank
Trappe first, As yards, j. K. Newburn
go Yards second, Clyde Quimby, SteuO-
enviue, as vards) third. Time, ! ;06 2-5.
Two-mile lap race, Glass B, W.L.SanEer
first Q3 points,, II. A. Citizens, E. Z. Bald
and Goehler tied for second place with 4
points each. Time, $3.50.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29
A Syracuse Sensation.

SYRACUSE, Y. Y, September 2S-Fred-
erick w. Penn, son OF George Penn, a
wealthy steel manufacturer, was married
a few months ago to Catherine O'Donnell,
"A handsome young woman. Penn disap-
peared soon afterward and has not re-
turned to Syracuse. Mrs. Penn be-
gan suit against the elder Penn
for $4,000 for the alienation
of her husbands affections. The defend
ant has filed mis- answer, which alleges that
at the time of the pretended" marriage,
while his son was drunk and unconscious,
the plaintiff took him in a carriage TO a
minister aud induced the minister to per
form q marriage ceremoSy; that when the
young man became sober he repudiat9d the
marriage of his own volition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29

PORTLAND, MAINE, September Is
James ]. Corbett, chamM MOn pugilist OF
the world, was seen by ap Associated
Press reporter tonight in his dressing
room. and in answer to qSery on the
subject, Corbett handed the newspaper
man copy of letter mailed to BSb Fitz-
simmons this afternoon.
"PoRTLAND, ME-, Sept. %, 1SSt.
'Mr. Robert Fitzsimmons, Champion MidGle-
Weight:
"DEAR SIR: I have read in this morn
ing's papers your very amusing challenge
to me. You say that the Olympic Club
offers a purse. Well, maybe they
do, but have never heard
from them as yet. You put ten thous-
and (slO,OOO) in the Olympic Clubs hands
why not put it up in some newspaper
Office or some place where man can see
it, or is the "Olympic Club" backing youl
However, that's neither here nor there l
suppose you are afraid if you put the
money up in any other place besides
the "Olympic Club" some one else
might cover it. It Is not necessary for me
to give a reply to your challenge, because
YOU are well aware that 1 will not accept
it unless you prove yourself champion
s'heaVy-Weightn and not "middle-weight."
l must acknowledge that as middle
weight" you have no equal, but all
you ever did in the "heavyweight' class
was to defeat Peter Maher and Joe Choyn-
ski, TWO second class "heavyweights, y
since both Of these men have been defeated
by Joe Goddard Of Australia, another Sec
ond GLASS heavyweight
Now, Mr.. Fitzsimmons,sf you really
in your heart want to fight for the cham
pionship of the world, you certainly, II
you are on the level, want to prove your
self a champion heavyweight and not
middleweight. All you have TO do in the
world TO fight me for the championship is
to prove to me and the world that you are
capable of defeating any heavyweight
outside Of me-
"You say that promised to give you a
match, if you defeated Choynski or Cree
don. When you say that you know that
you lie l never even noticed you and don't
intend to unless you prove YourS2f
champion heavyweight" You want
to lump over the heads Of all these
chance with me, but will fool you. Mr..
Steve O'Donnell. my present sparring
partner an undefeated man, has ten thou
sand $4,000 dollars that he can defeat
YOU. He will box you from one round TO
finish for fun or money.
Now, how can you expect me to recog-
nize you when this man stands ready with
money behind him to prove to
the world that he Is your
superior! II you will only
meet him and defeat him, 1 will accept an
offer of twenty-five thousand ISIS, ,OOOl dol
lars from the "Olympic Club" and will
give you ali the fight you want If you
want to fight me this is the only way you
can ever get me to make match with you
for there is no power on earth that Will
make me notice you until you have
defeated Steve O'Donnell, and any further
talk from you / will consider and simply
put down as a bluff put myself on record
in black and white that If you defeat
O'Donnell 1 will fight you for the cham
pionship of the world and all the money
YOU like. This is positively my ultima
tum. Yours truly,
JAMES J. CORBETT,
champion Of the World"
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vm InSolve Several Lots.

spseial 10 tie Rsg3s'sr
Cr.RKsRrRel w. Va, September IS
The Casey -Rauldolpn elecJmenL SUIT Is no"
being tried by khe Circuit Court IL Is
test case In Wild n II the plalut!H SUcCeeds'
the title 10 quitS number OF Iols 10 Jne
town of Salem will oe involved; Joln
Basel representative plalnLlu ana Jouu d;
Davis Jobn Hutchinson, James Carter and
M q Speerv tine Afeudant. Tue result
is awaited with greatN23Aety.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29
T Sunday Register oog M Features Most Artistic Largest Brightest BE
JACK THE WHIPPER "

CHICAGO, September 2s.-"Jack the
Whippern is making life full Of terror TO
the female bicyclists who ride in Washing
ton Park in bloomers. His plan is to wait
behind a tree until bloomer girl comes
alcsg, then ply the raw-hide vigorously.
He has severely whipped two young wo-
men and pursued several others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29
sr.amsh,p Arr,va,a

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, September 2S-Ar-
rived, Enskar from London; Teltonia
from Hamburg.
LIVERPOOL, September 2S.-Ar!ived,
Campania from New York.
NEW YORK, September 2s.-Atrived.
Luncanis from Liverpool
NAPLES, September 2G-Arrivedi Wei
land from New York.
NEW YORK, September 2S.-Alrived,
NsaSdam from Rotterdam.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29
THE CAR VERY LII

ST. PErERsBURG. September 2S.-The
Car is considerably worse. The kidney
Inflammation is much increased, and as
his breathing is difficult Prof. Leyden.
the celebrated specialist, was summoned
from Berlin. he arrived Tuesday even
ing. His Majesty is very low spirited.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29
No. Mr. PoIlock aid say:


The Eighth Ward Democratic Club
has arranged for an open meeting to-
night az WestWood's Hall, corner Of
Thirty. sighth and Jacob streets. Every
voter In the ward, regardless Of politics,
is invited 70 be present and 20 listen TO
q discussion OF the issues Of the cam
paignfby NJ. T. Dryden. Mr.. Dryden is
an eloquent and interesting public
speaker, and should be heard by every
voter In that section OF the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29
cnau,auoua Fountain Unveiled

CmcAeo. september 2S.-The Chau-
tauQua fouDta,I presented to tue Woman's
Chrisuan Temperance Union BY Chau-
tauoun county, New YORK, TO commence
rafe the birth III the Union there in 1874,
was dedicated to-day. Addresses weref
made bv NIisst Willard and other womeri
,Dromineut In fae organization.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29
Called Against Orders.


6CeciQi 70 tl1 hs9tt--
HUNTINGTON, ". Va, September IS
Shortly before midnight tonight Chas.
Bird, q negro, went TO the house OF Mrs.
hagwood, to see a girl. He had been told
refrain from calling. Ed. Farrell. who
IS there, shot him, making wound that
ly cause death
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29
: u.s.
A HORRIBLE ACCIDA
At the Lower End Of
Arthur Rixon thj
Escape Of Iw
Last evening about

Last evening about &
eight o'clock horrible Sceic>
features OF which make IL IL looH
case OF suicide, occurred on the ca
& w. railroad, near the lower end b
Etnaville. and just at the western end'
OF the steel bridge over "Baek" river.
The victim was Arthur RiIon, aeed
seventeen, whose home was short disk
tance out the CAdiz pike, back Of Bridge
port
A short time before the accident
Rixon came to ths spot where he was
killed and sat down on the track, In the
shadow cast by the bridge, an electric
light being close by npon the bridge.
While he was sitting there freight train
approached. but Rixon wa not seen by
the engineer owing to the glare Of the
electric light and the shadow NASt by
the bridge. A man who was rid<E on
the pilot OF the engine saw him, ~
ever. and says Rixon made no attempt g.
move until the train was close upon him,
WuGn nN NuItN ulmHtlA llkAt0 " Uu0
side. aud in that position was struck
aud run over. When the body WAS ex-
amined. It was found the head had been
severed by the wheels.
The body was taken TO Halls under
taking establishment, In Bridgeport,
aud word sent TO the Coroner, al Bel
lalre. A number OF persons on the
other side Of the river were inclined 10
think, last night, that it was case Of
suicide, judging from Rixon's reported
actions. The fact that a brother OF
RiXoR's committed suicide about two
years ago also, doubtless. assisted In
the formation OF this opinion.
A Bad runaway aud Narrow Escape.
About fiveo'clock yesterday afternoon
two horses attached 10 4 large wagon
OF the Atlantic Tea Company took fright
at something while standing near the
Company's store, on lower Market
Square. The animals dashed down
Market street ~ the top Of their speed.
Market street diverges little to the
iek at Twenty.third, and the horses At
teinSted 10 turn up Twenty-third, but
their peocity was too great and they
dashed uv3A the pavement and into the
front door 5f &saryr
crushing the door TO asotis, I id tds-
tongue Of the wagon ripping ole In
the wall two or three feet Ion
Two little girls, who were walking
past the saloon az the time, had mirAc-
ulous escape from death, and in fact the
wagon grazed one Of the little girls
dress. One horse went completely into
the saloon, while che other fell on the
steps aud received several injuries. The
wagon was completely demolished, be-
sides serious damage done TO the build
ing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29
Killed BY an En. gina

EpeciQt 70 tle hs9tf.s
TERRA ALTA, w. Va, september IS
II. A. Rasche, manager al the Oakland
Touring mill, Oakland, Maryland, while
doing some repairs to-daF above the en-
> gine, fell between the sid6 rod and engine
and was Instantly killed lie wss about
So years old.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29

Earned runs. Pittsburg 8, Boston =; two
base hits, Stencil, Donovan ,. Beckley,
Smith; three base hits. Cross; stolen bases,
Cross, Gumbert, Long; double plays,
Cross and Beckley; first base on balls
Stencil ,, Weaver, Nichols; hit by pitched
ball, Cross; struck out, Cross, Lowe;
passed balls, Weaver, Camel; umpire,
Belts.
WALLACE DID WELL ~ THE BOX.
CLEVELAND. o., September IS Wallace
did wei in the box with the excepsion Of
the first inning when Thompson's long
home run over the fence gave the Phillies
a long lead. Cleveland batted Carsey hard
in the fourth. Attendance, 600. Score:
Cleveland 10 0 3 / O. s
Philadelphia 5 0 0 0 0 IS
Earned runs, Cleveland 8, Philad
3; hits, and z; errors. and / pit
Wallace and Carsey; umpire, Stage
WON BI NARROW MARGIN.
MATT, o., September Is.
fo-day's game BY 3 very
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29
TO CARRY THR STATE
Of New York is the First Great
Consideration.
SECRETARY DAN ANLAMONTSVIEWS

OF the New York Nomination.
Thinks Hill Will Garry the
state-Morton Not an Attrac-
tive Candidate-Democrats In
clined to Make the Best OF the
Situation-Democratic Leaders
do Not Like the Power the
Election Of Hill Would Give
Him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29

t0hs R.girs-

CHARLESTON, w. Va, september -
Charles Sims was thrown rrom his dog
ca,rf i'm a runaway ues- Vindelj to-day and
billed His father n ~ Sims, one Of
the most prominent nen in -utnarn coun-
" was also thrown ont aid fatally in
iured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29
POLITICAL NOTES.

A Republican Meeting on the South Side
Which Didn't Come on
The meeting which was TO have been
held at the Republican hall on South
Cbapllne street last night resulted In
what is commonly known as q hzzle.
There were a few people there for a
half hour or so, and after doing little
business, adjourned without speech.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29
One Way of Keporlinr a speaker.

"Mr. Pollock said: III prices Of one
commodity come down on ac-
count OF the reduction Of the
tariff, all others must come down
or the man who sells the cbeapen-
ed article cannot buy the others. To
meet this reduction the cost OF prod
tion must be lowered so that all Ieduc-
tions will be uniform In the end, and so
will compensation one another. '"-Ir-
telligencer.
What Mr.. Pollock did say:
I'm spite Of the High Protective Tariff
the price OF farm products has grown
beautifully less. and In consequence the
reward OF the wage Garner had 10 be
reduced to meet this new order Of
things-to meet the farmers ability TO
buy. Hence. the strikes, lockouts,
Pinkertonism, murder and trouble gen.
orally"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29
WHAT Has BEEN DONZ

speaker Crisp TerseIy shows tho Work Of
the Democratic Congress.
"While we have not done all we hoped
TO do. we have done more in the past year
to redress the wrongs Of the people, we
have done more for their relief, than was
ever done by any party in the same length
Of time in any country under the sun.
These are bold words, yet hold myself at
all times ready to defend them. Coming
into power at a time of panic, when busi-
ness was at standstill, when labor was IN
employed, when our treasury was empty,
with courage and fidelity we entered upon
a struggle with the enemies Of the people.
We emerged from that struggle victorious
in this:
I'VE have repealed the Mckinley law.
1--WE have greatly reduced taxation,
1--WE have made living cheaper.
1--WE lave made all money taxable.
"We have taxed surplus incomes.
"We have restored freedom Of elections.
eve have reduced puOlic expenditures,
and we have declared undying hostility 70
all trusts ana monopol!es organized for the
oppression Of the people. On these foun-
dations we build our house, on those
issues we 20 before the people. For them
we have fought the good fight 70 them
we have kept the faith and we have no
fear"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29
Fsu at the water station.

- fct1t 10 +te A'4(
PARKERsRURA. w. Va, September 2S.-
Charley Danfortn was severely injured oy
falling at the water Stau0n early TINS
morning
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OAte an ola mau.

KrRRvILLE, TEXAS, September IS
Moaercos, q xican, died at Ingram, to-
dav $50 year He has boen married
i've times. poe years He had three
Asns in the y 1917
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29
NICHOLS WAS AN EAST MARK.
Pittsburg and Boston Play One of the
Heaviest Hitting Games on Record.
STANDING or THE CLUBS

PITTsBURG, PA, September 2S.-Nichols
was an easy mark for Pitttburg to-day. II
was one Of the heaviest hitting games ever
seen here. Score:
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Inspeotiug Tho baltimore aud Ohio

pAEKErsBrRG. W. Va, September 2S.-
President Nlaver aud other prominent off,
cials of the B. 81 o., passed through here
to-day on an inspection trip.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29

ARIs, TEXAS, September 2S.-Tom
Moi e and Eugene Fulks were executed
this Afterno0n for murders in the Indian
Ter sory. Both died game, Fulks dying
with krses Oh bis lips. Both declined the
serv g min ster, either 10 Jail or -
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THE PITTSBURG MEET.
All the Crack Riders Will Be in
Wheeling To-Day.
A BAD TRACK AND STRONG WIND

Any Remarkable Time
Being Made-Pinkey Bliss Rode
a Paced Mile to Establish a
Shenley Park Track Record,
But Only Made 2:13 1-5-Archie
Williams, the Nine-Year-Old
Wonder - Pittsburg Defeats
Boston-Other Ball Games and
Sporting News.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29
CARNEGIE TO cur WAGES AGAIN,

The wages OF hno No sAE ~"o-li t''N ~
y Works TO, be "ke-Auj usted'.
P1rrsBURG, PA, September 2S-The
carnegie Company proposes 20 re-adJ JusJ
ehe wages of its 5000 employees at the
Eidgar Thompson steel works This, OF
cNrse. means a reduction. The men have
I'm working under three year scale,
rvbtch expires October3 30. Since the scale
"a formulated the Amalgamated ASsOCla-
Ton has agreed 20 several heavy cuts in
vvagbs paid by the union competitors OF the
CaTpfgies, aud the latter claim taat they
must Meet these reductions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-09-29

|HTxorox, d. G.. septcmbe
rIreInia' Western Peun1z
alf: east % southeast
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TILLNOT FIGH9 'FI7Z, :
Till He Has Proven Himself a Cham
piOn Heavyweight.
CORBETT HAS WRITTEN A LETTER

To Lucky Bob in Which He Calls
Him Liar, aud Invites Him to
Whip Few Heavyweights Be-
fore He Takes a Dying Chance
at the Worlds Championship.
Steve O'Donnel Offered By
Gentleman jim as a Substitute.
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m.kINLE1 DoE&'r LIKE IT.

ae Crrtielseu Hon. william L. Wilson for
Accepting the Courtesies Of the Eng
Msh-ApPeals to the Popular Prejudice
Against the British.
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THE DOUBLE CENTURY RECORD.

BUFFALO. September 2S-T 7. Mack. a
local unattached wheelmRn, has accom-
plished the feat of lowering the double CEN
tury mark over the course from Buffalo
to Erie, Pa, and return in l4h. Pam. 45s.
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80 I'D NV. 6rkami. 20. 90
gu s c ave re. 7r. 1850
6St z Sc. 1r. ami. III
12S I ne. Or. ami. 1880
as O NV. nat, 4r&b. IL
l014 It'll ne. Or. ami.ls.@
2s0I Olive av nv. Or. 1850
el5 18th ne, Or. 1880
los q re. Or. 80
@6 Cailan ne, Or. 1880
as 81 sw. Or. 1880
1879 Fla ave NJ, sr. 10. 50
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FOR RENT-STORES.

FOR HENT-2STORY STORE. WITH CELLAR
lO26 18th ST. NV. bet. New York ave and L st
west sde,: good stand for any business. Apply
ST.. after pm. seq at
TOR RENT-STORES. 1888 Pa ave NV. Al 80
sSS In NV. - 40 18th st nw... 80
iat r 81 NV. ......ll5 1921 7th st nw.......2
S2i nth st NV t231 1902 18th st NV Is
%. $50 per mol 1904 18th st NV. Is
I4lS u NV. 80 14l1 + 1T nw.......-
THOS. ]. FISHER CO.,
du@o-tr 1924 ST. NV
FOR REST-STORE CORNER OF sTH AND
East Cfptoi SITS, with dwelling above: splendid
location for drug store. Inquire Of FRANK T.
BROWNING. 41e 5th st. NV. je25-tf
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913 X I ay aw, Tor. mi. 10
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1854 18th NV. Tor, ami so
1920 18th nw.l4r, ami. As
1928 II ne, 7r&s. :. 40
1880 s NV. Tor, ami. ....4O
1904 s NV, sr&ami. IS
l4oS Corcoran NV Or. 81 50
1871 10th NV, Tor, mi. IS so
Gil Mass nv ne, 9rAfni. IS
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