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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22
CREATED A SENSATION.
The Sheriff Shown to be in Collision
With the Lynchers.
HIS REMOVAL WILDE ASKED FOR.
His Son Was a Member of the
Lynching Party, and Assisted
Them in Every Wey-Great
Public Indignation in Memphis.

MEMPHIS. Tenn, November 2l.-To-
days proceedings in the trial Of Smith and
Richardson, charged with lynching six ne
groes, having been Of the most sensational
charac' er. Sheriff 4. j. Carver, father OF
Butch" Carver, the inhdel witness, was
put on the stand this morning.
Counsels for the defense objected TO a
question asked. whereupon General Peters
arose and addressed the court
He accused Sheriff McCarver Of being in
sympathy with tue prisoners and thwart-
ing every effort of the State 10 secure
q conviction. He accused him OF
suppressing from the grand jury
his sons knowledge of acts
pertaining 10 the lynching; OF providing
the accused every facility for defense by
driving them over the country and by 60
ing 10 their homes and placing the prison
ers in communication with the characters
whose services might be useful on the
trial. The sheriff listened to this arraign-
ment speechless aud Open-mOuthed and
SUNK out OF the court room after II was
over.
Butch" McCarver was placed on the
stand. He related how few days before
the killing, be had been invited oy Smith
and Jim Sisley, 20 take part in the killing
Smith told him, he says, that Richardson
was employed TO make the arrests and
they wanted McCarver TO help Richardson
at that part OF the work. 1t was
McCarver's effort to intimate that Rich
srdson was 10 make the arrest in good
faith. McCarver was then to have gone to
Smiths residence near Henville, on the
morning before the killing A body Of men
was 10 meet Richardson that night as he
came toward Memphis, overpOwer him
and kill his captive negroes
All these facts were eXtricated
from McCarver with the greatest difficulty
and many other statements of material
character that he made 20 the grand jury
he would not repeat today, saying that he
mad forgotten. \ mass meeting Of citizens
has been called 10 demand the removal OF
Sheriff McCarver
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22
TIE AMERICAN TURF CONGRESS-
Gives Its Sauction to December Racing
Ths Year, but No Winter Racing Next
Year

Gives Its sanction to De cember kaciuR
Thh Year, hut No Winter Racing Next
Year.
CINCINNATI. O., Novemb ber 2L- The
American Turf Congress- met in annual
session here to-day with every member
represented. The horses Disturbance and
Gateway were declared three-year-O.cs.
The present agreement between toe Jockey
CLUB aul Turf Congress was declared an
uulled after December 10, this year The
Congress, however. viii recognize all rul-
ings and suspensions or explosions made
oy the Jockey ClGO
The RESIGNATION Of the Old Louisville
Jockey Club was accepted and the new
Louisville club taxes is place. The resig-
nation of the Washington PARK Club was
also accepted. Saratoga was elected a
member Of the Congress beginning January
/. lS25. a resolution was adopted
prohibiting racing after January /,
1895. during the months Of Deem
Der. January aud February. This
is a sanction Of racing IL December Of the
present year. NJ. Lewis Clarke, L. p.
TarletOr aud J. A. Murphy were appointed
a committee % revise the rulings and re-
port al 8 special meeting next April ID. e.
u. Nafitt was elected Pres dent; :. R.
NontEomery. Vice President; .. L. Brad
lev, Treasurer and L. c. Hopper Secre-
tary. Adjournment until April >, ls95.
PRINCETON MAKES SOME CHANGES.
ORANGE, y. J., November al
Prireston took It's regular football
team q Orauge to-day TO play against
the locsNRlsven, aud in the first half
put Johns b. 10 AZ left end, IN place OF
smith. Otherwise the team was CON-
plete. Tue ~ vas much Interest ex-
cited By W4re, ss to now be would nj
the Dositiqi Of quarter oack, IN place
Of Poe. so be was decided improve
ment CcAhran left the game just be,
fore the OF the 6rst half, and RARS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22
WAS CAUSED BY APoPLExE.
FitzsImmous Gives His Idea Of the Cause
OF Riordau's Death

OF Riordan's Death
New YORK, November 2L-The
World publishes a letter from Robert
FItzsimmons, dated at Boston, giving
an account OF the manner 10 which
Riordau met his death. He says:
in the first place, l did not strike
him with my right arm blow, which IS
said 10 be such terrible blow. l
touched him lightly with my left. The
glove rested partly on his jaw and
partly on his cbest. IL was a very
light blow, indeed. lie reached for me
with bis right and left, which avoided
By jumping back. That was after l had
touched him. That is positive evidence
that 10 was not my blow that knock Ell
him out, for a man does not feel much
like leading twice for me after have
landed a Knockout blow.
After be had led for me I was first
going 10 close in with him again, when
1 saw MIN scowl and press bis hands to
his chest, al the same time doubling
over as IL 10 pain. lie thurned hie head
toward Capt. Glori and said, Call time
I put my hands down in disgust, for l
knew be was taxing. Then be straight.
ened up again and was putting up his
hands when his legs began 10 wObb.e
aud hs sat down on the stage aud then
fell over backwards. He looked up at
me and smiled.
"Wh.e I was sparring with Dunfee
the properly boy began TO take of Rior-
dams gloves, but be showed him away,
saying. Don't take them of. I've got
20 90 on again. Anyway, I'm no more
good for this business. While l was
sparriug my second round with Dunfee,
RIordan fell of the chair and began TO
troth al the mouth, Hs died five nours
later. he died from apopleIY.
"Since RIordan's death we have
learned that he was drinking az the bar
ten minutes before be went on the
stage. Then be went to the theatre,
and was vomiting just before we we're
called. I did not know that at the time.
he complained OF paius in his heart
that afternoon AMI when be went on
the stage his face had e blush tiuRe.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22
AT ThE PARK.
Tho LaBsus Team Continues TO VIA
Bowling Games.

AT Wheeling Park last night the
games between the Lotus and LaBelo
teams were both captured by the LaBeiles.
The LaBeiles continued 10 roll winning
pals. and the Lotus Club was not Ia II 10
any great extent The score:
LaBelle-Hannan, IDS; w. Stevenson,
l24: Wells, l2s; j. Day. l02; w. Day,
l42: Wright, 1896 Total, $40.
Lotus-Haller l4l; Hall, l37: Hamilton,
III, O'Neil, IA; Weitzel, 1875; Ssdler, 10
Total, "a.
few pins, but the result was the same the
La Bellies winning with ease. Score;
La Belle-Hannan, l53; w. Stevenson,
l4l: Wells. l22; J. Day, l3o; VIII Day,
l2O; Wright 10 Total, sls
Lotus-Haller, l26; Hall, 1913; Hamilton,
1914: O'Neil lO7; W1ltzel, ll4; Sadler, los.
Az SeIberts Garden, the Providents and
Brownies bOwled two games, both or
which were won By the Bnownies. by the
best scores OF the season Nall previous
records were dstanccd by \hervoy and
McLure, OF the Brownies, whd\ were the
FIRST two men in the League 10 - over tho
200 mark. The score;
Proyident-Marshall, l29; BruhA l0l
Fisher, 1913; McClrter, lls; WillsNAsi
Innings-6O, ll6 203, 80, 354. 40, $50, ~
G9l. 769
The Brownies Hervoy. 2ll: Mcclure,
iG7; DeH ndon, l52, Robinson, lg2, Kuglon,
l3g; Blind, 49, Total, $50.
Innings-S6, l7g, 2J3 800, 4gi, COL, 200, SOD,
SO, $50
10 the second game McLure, Of Tho
Brownies, made the remarkable score ~
23l. the highest yet made 10 tho champion
ship games. Score
Provident-Jenkns. 1872: Bruhn. llG;
Fisher, 10; McCsrtor, us; Wills, lo5;
Walden, li5 Total, f53.
Innings-G7, l4l, 23j, SOj, 80, 452, J2s,
59S. 61g, 7jo.
The Brownios-Hervey lG8; Mcclure,
23l: Delhi lis, Robinson. i6l; kug-
len. IU7 Blind, 10 Total. 90
Iunlugs-92, 10, 277, $40, 40, 609, COZ,
=
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22
VALUABLE DhvELOpnENr soHEmI
A Big New Coal Company Getting Under
Way For Business
n.rIeirI IA Il. Rar.rr--

SrSeiGl 10 q, Rs5:s,s-.
ELKINs, w. VA, November 2i.-Un-
dert he charter which was obtained a
few days ago for the Raring Greek Coal
aud Development Company, "a different
organization from the Roaring Greek
Coal Company, an organization was
perfected to-day az Bayard, w. Va.
The coal rights put in the hands OF
Thomas Bruce, last April, consisting OF
3,3l7 acres, situated in the Roaring
creek basin OF Tygarts Valley. was sold
to ths Roaring Creek Coal aud Develop
ment Company to-day at $50 per acre.
The capital stock subscribed OF the
company, for the purpose Of payment OF
land, as well as purposes OF improve
ment, is $500, 900. The parties al the
head Of this company arc the same as
those who have been intimately ldentl-
fed with the construction OF the Dry
Fork railroad, from Hendricks, In Tuck
er county. TO Whitner in Randolph.
The President elect of the company Is
William Whitmer, OF Sunbury, Pa,
the Vice President and Treasurer, ;.
T.. Slaymaker, Philadelphia; Thomas
Bruce, General Manager; j ID. Rees,
general superintendent OF mineral pro-
perties, and George Rees secretary. II
Is the purpose OF the Roaring Creek
Coal and Development Company 10 also
include "a this deal 1865 acres OF coal
rights adjoining the properties already
mentioned, in possession Of Thomas
Bruce, for which purpose Mr.. Herman
Heupt, one OF the joint owners Of a
number OF mines In the CleIr6eld dis
trct, Pa, is being interested. The busi-
ness reputation Of the gentlemen en-
gagged in this enterprise. as well as the
wealth represented by them, Is sufficient
guarantee that this will be move
which will add largely to the develop
ment of the resources Of West Virginia,
and nsrtlcularlv Of our own county
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22

Last OF the BomB h-ower sr the Ljceo
Th.atrs-as wa ousioered one of the
aio.t Dangerous narcbi,Js OF Eecea.
Years
BARCELONA, NaYemcer 2l-Jose
Salvador Fralch. .tls Anarchist who
threw dynamite boml '1 ile L.ero
Theatre iu tl.. cw oD tue night OF
November O, l>-A was executed this
morning.
Jose Salvador Wa-ct was about 50
years o. .t, a L-t.v -. caste S1r1S. PROV
Ircs of Terra. AHe Wls ta.'. OF fair
comp sxIou and e8us q. a respectable
family rur his ue~,1ua al-ecelsu-s
were had A--t be Isft b ne and came
o. Barcelona. where Dee d DO regular
WORK. and sav. himself ult0 tle plots
aud designs 9f Jts AnaroAeis among
va1m te speedily became b leader
tr8IeI only s.ep- about -a l.-E 'aSl
rI-rt H., vile and utis daughter
were admitted t1.ak rin .u.he chapel
E.. tbe.r tsBtsra ~ and sympathy
were thrown away ! 1n tls Alaltl.S,
wa1aI,a remained k5u-l.sto ths ad-
u.r..--srfrrs rf thev ari..ts Who kept
him company In Jhs lCsA ts s'9-sd
a. tse.r sa6pfcau8nl % prepare h.m-
se.l f5- teat1 and asEbs der siye.y at
their references 90 a 10 re IA The
A1arra.s,.s wife madk ass for, 90
soften his heart but b roughly to.d
her so Go away and ,L 8riu.Y WITH
drew after kissing liml
BE walsed trem5IrEf7 20 tLs seal
fold aod as be mounted t-e steps .ead Ins
20 tne platform upon w.5ch Els toe
Earrote, be shouted; Down With al
religions. NIve Auarch.e.' TIE exc
cuti0ners then seized hin. and be- died
almost with the words %, ia Anarchist
song upon his lips
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WITH A PEDDLER.
Handsome and Prospsc.ivsly Rich Park'rsburg
Cir. Elapss With an Ialsrant Hebrew Vsndsr
Of Noi51s-Hsr Friends Have the Officers
Searching for Her, bl, Thus Far IN Vain.
Sr.nnl 70 n. n.olsr..

ZANRsvILLE, o., November 21.-This
section of the State is stirred up over the
e.opement Of a beautiful West Virginia
girl, Miss Fanny Mcpherson, Of Parkers-
burg, who came here several days ago 10
visit some lady friends at Beverly,
small town south Of here
Several days after her arrival a Hebrew
peddler drove into the town ard Miss Nc
PhersOn became acquainted with him
In a few days the acquaintance had
ripened into love and an intense
fascination. The peddler left, and
shortly after bis departure, the young
lady was missing Her relatives al
Parkersburg were communicated with,
but said she had not come home. and then
il became known that she had gone with the
peddler. The Marshal OF Beverly was here
to-day searching for them, but 80 far
no clue has been discovered. 4 remark
able feature Of the affair is that when the
pretty. young Miss Mcpherson comes OF
age, which is two years hence, she VIII re-
ceIye $4,000.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22
SAW THE BODY.
Alma Walters Gives Startling and Damaging Tss-
dnony in the McGrsgor Murder Case at New
Llsb1n-Shs Saw Lizzie Rwings Dead Body
and Saw Il Buried.
Special 10 he Register.

Special 20 he Register
NEW LISBON, November 2l.-The inter
est IN the McGregor trial was brought TO a
climax to-day when Alma Waters was on
the stand. She is the Pitts6urg woman
who had been held as a witness, after
ward being admitted 70 bail, which she
forfeited Dy not appearing before the
grand Jury. At the time OF the murder she
was living in Wellsville as the mistress Of
Harvey Morrison, who afterwards died
from the effects OF mysterious pistol shot
fred BY nobody knows exactly whom. Miss
Walters to-day testified that she
saw the dead body Of Lizzie Ewing lying
10 the doorway Of McGregor's house on
the night OF June q, 1898; saw McGregor
drag IL into bis room, and afterwards Nc
Gregor and Morrison buried II Ia tho back
yard Of the MEG reg0r premises.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22
nAEvEsr HOME WON
Two Victories From the Hustisrs ~
fetts's Lat Night

Two Victories From the Hustisrs ~
fetts's Lat night
The Harvest Home aud Hustler teams,
Of the south Side League, played two
games on Fette's alleys last night and
the former team came out victorious Ia
both, winning bY good scores. Ths
honors OF the evening fell 70 Yenke,
who made 100 and li9 10 two games.
The score:
FfRsr GANE-Harvest IlOme-Fetts
100. Sheels III, Bauman "a, France i2i,
Yenke l49, Hslenstlsn l0i; total, 7ij.
Hustlers-kemDle li3, Bartolas 100.
Shafer 100. Hamm 9l, Bremen 100, 10
cling lOj; tOtaI, 6Gf.
SFcoND GANE-Harvest Home
Fette l27, Sheels if3, Bauman i07,
France I2G, Yenke lG5, Heienstsin l23-
total, 7g2
Hustlers-Kempie iOs, Bsrt0las III.
Shafer I25. Hsmm l25, Bremen l2s,
Ebsling l2G-tOtai, 722.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22

The Uniform Rark X. Of p, Of this
win fraternal,y visit Mystic Lodge. -
= AZ Elra Grove, On Saturday evening,
NOV. Zsth. The several divisions viii leave
On the Elm Grove motor line ~ 1;z5 p. m,
making toe run Ia twenty minutes. Lunch.
con Will be served a. se4sonaoie hour,
after which speechmsKiug and general
good tine viii wind % the evenings
pleasure. C0usr De Lion, no. J. Shaniey.
so. Il, and Gen. Matter, 80. zs, viii ap-
pear ia ful dress Eniiorm-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22
l. q. O. F. Grand Encampmsnt.
r-srfFIf0 .s RsJsss-

MAErNs8URG, w. VA. November 2l.
The Grand Eucanpment Of West NIr-
Ci1ia l. %. o. f., assembled 10 Harper
Ferry yesterday, aud is stiu in session.
The annual election Of grand 'Oideers
was held, and resulted as follows: r. $.
Hollis, o. p; C.. l. simpson, o. X. p;
II. A. q man. II. A; Henry Seawon, o..
T.:J. ID Slcsi0s O.. I. w; q =. Ring
Ier o. r. The official directors con-
ferred degrees on number Of aDp,i-
cants To was seen from the report Of
the Grand Secretary that there are 1882
members in the State, al Increase Of
sixty during the year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22

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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22

ST. PETERsBURG, November 1.-THE
death OF RuJiDstein. the celebrated pianist
and composer, Tuesday morning, was uB-
expected. de was playing cards until u
O'Clock and was ia the pest Of spirits.
About 2 o'clock IL the morning Nine. Ru-
D.nstein heard cries from her husband s
bedroom aud ran 70 bis door He was cry
ing with pain aud gasped: a doctor, a
doctor. I am choking" IwO physicians
were summoned but be died in their pres
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22
sIsTERsvILLE NOTES.

SrsTERsv1LLz, ". Va, Noveriber IL
The receipts Of the Eureka PIPE Line Co,
for the forty y-eight hours ending AZ a n
today. as reported by the engineers a. the
Thistle Pump Station, were l24 4k,o4Srels,
a decrease Of over loo barreld 70 the
amount reported yesterday.
Mrs. G. Knoke and deuRhtF. Miss
Anna, are the guests Of friends A. New
Nsrtinsville for two or three days
James Morrison, Of Marietta, IS visiting
friends il this city.
Mrs. D. 7. Thistle and daDghte9 Miss
Maud. left this evening for NJ. 4grens,
Mich. on 3 trip for their health.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22
EMMETT MARRIED AGAIN.

The son of His Father United TO Miss
Nay higgins stevens, n Member Of His
Company.
DAvENPORr, IA, November 2l.-J.
X Emmett, "Our Fritz" arrived ln
town to-day With his company. Mr.,
Emmett az once proceeded 10 the Court
House, where be asked for marriage
license. A few minutes later the actor
aud Miss May Higgins Stevens, mem
Der Of the company, drove up 10 the
residence Of Canon Rogers, OF the Epis-
c0pa Cathedral and were married.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22
New Corporation. Chartered

sDf1dify NJ Il .Jis o.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, November d.
The Secretary Of state has issued certi-
ficate Of incorporation 20 the crown 10
st.tute" Of Wheeling. W. Va. % be estaD-
lished for the purpose Of giving treatment
10 persons subject 20 excess 10 Intoxicating
drinks, opiates, tobacco. cigarettes, and
those afflicted with neurastHHnia and
other diseases. Principal ONCE 10 Wheel
ing. W Va authorized capital, e300.OJJ
The incorpOratOrs are D. II. Taylor, Tbos.
J. jenkins, n L. Bown, F-M. MiIligau.
Louis Bertschy aud j. b. SommerYille. ell
OF Wheeling.
Also, The Cigar Wrapper Company. or
ganized for the purpose of manufacturing
tobacco wrappers FOR cigars and cigarette
Principal ofice, Wheeling; authorized
capital, $1,000. The incOr50ratOrs are
Thomas Hanna. Mrs Carolina y. Hanna,
J. L. Sawtel. Vim. Smsitzsr aud John W.
Classon, al Of Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22
TO Be MADE A CARDINAL
Monsignore satoln TO be Elevated at
BaItimOro-Ths Dare Not Yet Fixed.

NEW YORK. November 2l.- According 10
the Commercial Advertiser Mgr Saloll's
elevation 10 the Cardiualste will take
place in the Cathedral at Baltimore on
some date near the feast Of the Immacu-
late Conception, which occurs on Decem-
ber4
WASHINGTON, November 2l.-It can be
stated positively that the Papal document
concerning the subject has not yet come
and is not expected until the latter part Of
December. The date of the ceremony
therefore has not been approximately
fixed, and in no event could IL take place
until the latter part of December.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22

Mrs. Eellie Sweeney Palmer was toe
victim OF AZ accident ~ the ferry landing
a. the foot Of the wharf about four O'Clock
yesterday afternoon. She was walking On
a plank from tne wharf 70 the float, wnea
sac made a uisstep aud fell into the river.
Fortunately the water was only = foot
deep. and Sue escaped with cold bath.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22
sn,r,iop BrIsfa

4 small boy ~ the name Of Albert
Hobbs had his arm broken while playing
playing foot ball 10 Martins Ferry, last
evening. He got caught 10 a rush, and
some ore stepped on 10
The PhUslK and South SIDE teams
will play Two games tonight 90 the
Harvest Home alleys
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22

The Robinson Company Nay be Secured


The Robinson Company Nay be Secured
for SeEt -Pring
When the Robinson Opera ComBan,
playsd a. the Opera House last week, Nan
azer Ries;er opened negotiations Witt the
Company. for "a engagement at Wbssling
PARK Casino for two weeks or longer, i9
June. Since that time be bas been y cod
resuOndence with the manager of tha Conf
pa1y. aud Will PROBABLY contract with hi1
10 q snort time.
Manager Riestsr is % The opinion that
reDertoirs company playing ~ reasonaD
prices. wOulc pay early Do me season.
tne venture proves successful the compz
may rcmzia for . longer period.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22
REsrLTs AT sT. AsAPH.

Ball Association race without having
lost a game.
REsrLTs AT ST. AsAPH.
WAsHINGroN, D. c., November 81
Four we'll backed favoriteS, a second
choice, aud au outsider carried oil the
first money at the ST. Asaph track to-
day. Summaries: First, 6j5 furlOngs,
Hermanita; 1868. Second, So fur
longs, VIII Elliott; l:I2I. Third, 6
furlongs; Mckee; 1:l9. Fourth, 50
furlongs, Backhawk; 1:12H. Fifth,
mile, Sandowne; 1:46. Sixth, fur
longs, Owlet; 1:l915.
Following ara the entries at st.
Asaph, Va, for November %: First,
81, handicap, Ed Kesrney $50, AS
signee l2O, Prig 10, Hardy Fox ll2,
Uloderono 90 Second, q mile, selling,
Rndman 100, First Light 100, Par
menu'a 100, Chick 100, True Penny
IO6. Tar Lyre o., AbiugCan 81, Oily
Gumm IO6. Mariana c. lO9. Third, s
mile, Aurelian III, Ed Kearney III, In-
dra 1O2, Major General lO2, Nc
Intyre lO4, Long Brook 80
Fourth, mile, selling, Charter 100,
Blue Garter 70. Baroness 95, Garus 90,
Westchester ll2, Miss Dixie l0l. Filth,
4, selling, Benefactor 1O2, Euchanter
lO2, Buckeye 1O2. Mulliver 102, Antonio
o., Irogien g. l63, Thyra 1O3, ROmping
Girl lO3, Jack the Jew los, Marengo
los, Beauregard lO1, Fannie B. l01, An
drews a. Sixth, 81, selling, Equation
90. Nero 90. Runyon %, Madsrone l05,
VIII Elliott lO2, Vision l02, Hamline
BARYIE WILLING TO ARBITRATE.
New YORK, November 21.-William
Barnie has addressed a letter 10 Presi-
dent n. f. Young, Of the National
Base Ball League, 10 reference 10 the
recent action of the National Board, In
which he declines TO acknowledge the
Jurisdiction of the National Board, and
declines 10 submit TO any trial. de de-
nlss having done anything against the
National game, aud 10 make this clear,
will su bmIt 10 an arbitration board OF
VS.. Kames, President Of the Ameri-
can Association, aud y. E. Young, Pres
ident OF the National League, and a
third disiuterested party TO be chosen
by them.
WILL BUILD NEW YACHT
NEW YORK, November 21.-Howard
Gould sailed for Southampton to-day on
the American line steamship New York
TO be- gone four months. He says the
Herreshoffs, viii begin work on his new
yacht next week, aud that when finish
ed the craft will be shipped to the other
side on the deck OF a steamship.
WILL MEET VAN HEEsr.
BosToy. November 2l.-Walter Edger-
ton. the Kentucky Rosebud" left Boston
to-day. accompanied by his manager, Bert
Crowhurst BEFORE leaving ne signed ar
tic,es To meet johnny Van Heestin linn
tied round bout at Buffalo next month.
CrvcINNATI. ONO November 2L-The
managers Of Eugene Sandow and Irwin
Montgomery met here to-day 10 put up
their money on a test Of strength. Both
showed the color Of their money, but after
ward they disagreed On the conditions. so
that the test was declared of. Sandow
wanted only heavy weight business and
Montgomery wanted athletic leats in
cLuded
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-11-22

COLUMBUS, O., November 2L-There
we're sensational developments to-day
in the annua. meeting OF the State As
ISOLATION OF County Auditors Last
Niutsr 10 seems the association raised a
No % 3revenT unirisRdiy legislation.
ArEsd that this was en- bezzled.
aKociation elected C. n. Jones, Of
President; C. c. ScheIlentrager,
veland. Vice President; Z. E
OF PiQua. Secretary, and A. A.
3, OF NJ Gilesd, Treasurer. A
tee was appointed 70 investigate
nditurs Of this fund