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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-04

The Bunker Hill Stars defeated the
J. Loos club, yesterday, by score of 3
tO1.
The c. w. Seabrights defeated the
Howley Town Stars Sunday morning by
a score of to IA.
The Bemonts, OF Martins Ferry,
would like to hear from the Agnics for
a game of ball next Sunday. to be
played on the Tunnel Green.
The Fort Henry Club defeated a
picked nine by score of IS to 10. The
features of the game were the fine
pitching of Shields and the catching OF
n. Lannell.
The White Oaks would like to hear
from the Me ndel Jr.'s for game on
Tuesday afternoon at the Riverside
grounds Address Manager Miller,
Windsor Hotel.
The c. w. Seabrights defeated the
Grave Yard Stars Sunday afternoon by
score of 21 TO 49, The G. w. Sea-
brghts would like to hear from the
Holiday Stars for a game OF ball Sun
day next, on the Reymann grounds.
A good crowd saw the game Of ball
yesterday afternoon on the City Line
grounds. The contest was between the
Marshal County Stars and the Kurner
& Chews. Victory was with the Stars,
the score being 80 to is, Batteries, for
the Stars, Glynn and Kennedy, and for
the Kurner & Chews, Carl and Serig.
The J p. O.'s defeated the East End
Clippers at the Tunnel Green yesterday,
the score being IL to IL. Batteries,
Sherrard and Pearl for former, and
Richards and Wilson for latter. The
J. P. O.'s issue a challenge for any
nine in the city not exceeding eighteen
years of age. They wish to hear from
the Regulars for next Sunday after
noon.
About 1,5OO persons went to ths Riv-
erSide base ball grounds yesterday af'
ternoon TO see the contest bstween the
Mozarts and the Geuoas. All the
players Of the Genoas did not turn up.
aud they had to select picked niue,
but an interesting game was the result.
The score was II to in favor of the
Mozarts. Battery for the Mozarts,
Powell and Johnson; and for the picked
nine, Smith and Murray.
There was one OF the most interest
ing of ball games played on the PENN
sula grounds yesterday afternoon, be-
tween the Irwins and the House &
Hermanus. The result was that the
Irwins added another victory to their
long list for this season, the score being
Q to 5. A big crowd saw the contest.
Miller and Rafferty, were the battery
for the Irwins, and Terrell and Bow
land acted for the House & Hermanns.
The Red Cross base ball team is home
from a trip to Ohio, and they had not
such success as On the last tour. They
won one game at Denrison and lost two
at Uhrichsvile to the Twin City team.
The last game with the Twin Cities has
not been recorded, and it was played
last Saturday afternoon. The result
was IL TO in favor OF the Twin City
club. Malcolm, the best pitcher Of the
Red Cross, started TO throw but hurt
his thumb, probably losing the game.
The Wheeling team was much handi-
capped, as they had to play against
salaried players with both clubs. The
boys are not dismayed, but will arrange
to go to that locality again for another
series OF games about the fourth Of next
month.
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SHE HAD ONE GOOD QUALITY.
Bnfalo Eru,ess.

Buffalo Eyg'cSs.
There was trouble in the Blifkins
household. Mr. BifkiRs did not like
the hired girl, and he demanded that
she be discharged. Mrs. Bhikins said
that she would not discharge her, aud
the battle waged iercely.
she's no good, " said Mr.. Blifkins,
''shs can't cook.
81 know 10, D" acknowledged Mrs. Blif-
kins.
Her bread is soggy and her biscuits
are like stones"
81 know it," acknowledged Mrs. Blif-
kins.
''You admit that she irons execrably?"
81 do"
''She can't sweep without tearing up
the carpet, and she can't dust without
breaking something every time she
switches her busting cloth around"
81 admit that too.
''She is cross 20 the children"
"She is"
"She isn't neat about the kitchen"
81 know IT,"
''Then," reared Mr.. Bliikins, "why in
blazes do you want to keep her?"
Mrs. Blifkins thought of the weary
hours she had spent in hunting Tor ser
want girls, and grew desperate
Because she said, with view to
temporizing until she could think Of
reasonable excuse, "because-be-
cause"
because what?" and Mr.. Blifkins
shouted so loud the neighbors could
hear him. Because nothing. Fire her
OUT"
Mrs. Bilfkins drummed her fingers on
the table, and thought as hard as she
could for an excuse. Mr.. Bliikins ragged
around the room like a bear with a sore
paw.
because what?" be shouted Now,
madam, want you to give an excuse,
and that mighty quick, or / will SO out
and discharge her mySelsi"
Mrs. BlfkinS was at her wits ends.
She twisted around nefYously in her
chair. Finally, a thought struck her.
81 don't want TO discharge her" she
said. and there was 3 ring Of triumph
in her voice, "because-E"
because what2" br9ke 10 her hus-
baud. "Hurry, and ouHwith it."
because she carries 90t the garbage
90 beautifully"
DO YOU wonder thst Mr. Blilkins
didn't get home M Gil 30 o'clock the
next morning.
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west Liberty commencement.

Following is the programme for the
annual commencement exercises at
West Liberty:
Sunday, June II, 8 p. m, Bsccalaureate
Sermon, Dr. A. B. Riker. Monday, June
Is, S p. H., Junior Performance. Tuesday,
June 10. $3.50 p. u, Class Day Exercises.
Tuesday, June 70, S p. m, BellBat Drill
and Bellamy March. Wednesday, June 20,
S .. m, Annual Contest between the Bry-
ant and Irving Societies; Music by Premier
Mandolin and Guitar Club Of Wheeling
Thursday, June u, 5 D. m, Lecture Before
the Literary Societies, Hon. Melville d..
Post, subject The Dreams of Agitators."
Friday, June -, 10 a. m, Commencement
Friday, June -, $3.50 p. m, Middle Glass
Performance Friday, June %, 4 p. m,
Alumni Business Meeting. Friday, June
%, s p. m, Evolutionary Entertainment by
Prof Byron w. King, Of Pittsburg; Music
by the Opera House Sand OF Wheeling.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-04

Mr.. Geo. Anderson. an old and re-
spected citizen Of this place, died yes
terday afternoon at his home on Pike
street. after a lingering Illness. Mr.
Anderson was over sixty years OF age
He served throughout the civil war.
His daughter, Mrs. G. A. Greenfield, Is
not expected to live.
The contract for the new school will
be let the 21st Of this month. The work
of tearing down the old one will begin
about the LIST of July. The seats have
all been loosened from the floor.
Many Poorman people were surprised
the way the election turned out, but II
they had known how hard the Dantord
people worked on the quiet 1t would not
have shocked them so.
Miss Alice Taylor. who has been the
guest Of Miss Ora Robbins for some
time past, will leave this morning Tor
her home at Cuyahoga Falls.
Mrs. Christina Horcher and Mrs. Fred
Magge leave this morning for New
York, whence they will sail for Ger
many to visit their parents.
The Hiawatha Council. No. sos, Jr. 0.
q. A. M. will dedicate their new SIS
silk flag and give banquet in the
Forresters hall June 4th.
At the Alumni meeting Saturday
night the report Of the Investigating
committee found the charge against one
of its members false.
J. ]. Brannigan came down from
Hammondsville, Pa, yesterday morn
ing to spend few days with friends
Quite a number of people from here
went out to Wheeling Creek mines to
the scene of Saturdays riot.
Rev. w. B. Hartzog leaves to-day TO
attend the Baptist Association nesting
at Washington, Pa.
Will Ellsworth, catcher for the IA
nous Ralston Stars, is laid up for few
days for repairs.
One OF the McCloud boys, arrested
for the robbery of Mrs. Isles store, has
been released.
Clayton Hoge, of Mt. Pleasant, was
In town yesterday spending the day
with friends.
Miss Nora Krim, OF Flushing, has re-
turned home after visit with friends
here
Alien Graham has accepted position
in Wheeling dyeing establishment.
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BELLA1KE

No word has yet been received from
Pttsburg concerning the woman who
committed suicide in this city on Fri
day evening, and she will be buried In
the potter's field to-day by Mr.. Bradley,
the township undertaken.
The funeral Of Anton La Roche will
take place from st. Johns Catholic
church tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock.
Interment at Mt. Calvary Cemetery,
East Wheeling.
In the city yesterday: w. A. Fenton,
st. Clairsville; c. E. Middleton, Pitts
burg.
Thomas NJ. Keyser, Of Wheeling,
spent Sunday with friends in the city.
Work on the trestle at the Belars
Nail Works is progressing rapidly.
Yesterday was an unusually quiet
day in Bellaire.
The lookup was without an occupant
Yesterday.
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ME- oAmpEN,s sPEEuH.

Senator CAMDEN's position upon the
Wilson bin has been the subject Of
some talk and criticism in the State
press, his enemies falsiiying and
\misrspressnting him aud his friends
defending his position. The mat
ter has thus become rather OBJ
scure to the average reader not familiar
with Mr.. CAsDEN's course. For this
reason the REGISTER this morning re-
produces Mr.. CAMDEN's comparatively
brief speech Of last Thursday 10 full.
The Senator is nos given to
wasting words. He states the case
IN short order. His statement
Is not so much defense OF any action
or expression Of his as it is defense Of
the Wilson bin as that measure now
stands in the Senate. II is an able and
clear statement and brushes away much
Of the fog that has accumulated in the
public mind regarding the Senats's
doisRs with the bill. Mr.. CAMDEN
shows that the changes made 6y the
Senate have not been radical nor near
lv so numerous as supposed, and he de-
clares that the original principle Of the
bin has not been attacked, while the
bill itself remains as worthy an embed
iment Of the Democratic platform IN
der the circumstances as ever it was.
The change in the raw material SEIZED
ules be pOlnts out is one Of degree and
not Of principle.
Mr. CAMDEN deals with the subject
eonservatively and in the light Of exist
ipe trade conditions, which, though the
Democrats are not responsible for them,
have been prolonged with avery dsy OF
delay 10 the passage d the Democf2tle
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Chicago's Three Winds.
Harper's Magasine for June.


Chicago has three winds that blow
upon IL. One comes from the east, and
the min goes out 10 the cold gray-blue
lake. One from the north, and the men
think of illimitable spaces of pine lands
and mapIe.clad ridges which leads TO
the unknown depths Of the arctic
woods.
i But the third Is the west or south
west wind, dry, magnetic, full Of smell
OF unmeasured miles OF growing grain
In summer, or ripening corn and wheat
in autumn. When 1t comes In winter
the air glitters with incredible bril-.
liancy. The snow dazzleS and flames In
the eyes; deep blue shadows everywhere
streamE like stains Of ink. Sleigh bells
wrangle from early morning till late at
night, and every step Is quick and
alert.
But its greatest moment Of DONNA
ton is spring. The bitter gray wind OF
the east has held unchecked rule for
DAYS, giving place to its brother the
north wind only at intervals, till some
day In March the wind of the southwest
begins to blow. Then the saves begin
TO drip. Here and there fowl lin a
house that is really a PRISON. begins to
sing the song on the farm, and toward
noon its song becomes chant OF artic-
ulate JOY.
Then the poor crawl out OF their
reeking novels on the south and west
sides to stand in the sun-the blessed
sun-and felicItate themselves on being
alive. Windows OF sick rooms are
opened, the merry small boy goes to
school without his tippet, and men lay
off their long ulsters for their beaver
coats. Caps give place TO hats, and
men and women pause to chat when
they meet each other on the street.
The open door is the sign Of the great
change of wind.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-04

PARIS, June 3.-All the sporting
world OF Paris went to Chantilly to Wit
ness the race Of the Prlx Du Jockey
Club, the French Derby, for three-yesr-
Odds. The money value OF the race was
1ss, 5000 francs (s27.720) The distance
was mile and a half. The race was
won by Gospodsn, a chestnut colt by
Gamin, ont OF Georgina. Touiours, q
bay colt by Retreat. out Of Totote, was
second, and StYx, bay colt by Tristan,
out OF Simonne III, third. The
post odds were 16 to l against
Gospodar, 4 to against Tou-
jours and TO against Styx.
Gospodar aud his jockey were at
tackled by mob when they were return
ing to the paddock. They were pro-
tected from serious injury only by the
police. Loud imprecations against the
stables Of Mr.. Cunnington, the owner OF
the winner, were heard on the turf and
in the paddock.
Mr. Cunnington is an English trainer
and owner, who has for long time set
tied in France.
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The rnnlonia. Elect.

Yesterday afternoon, at their hall at
Thirty-third and Jacob streets, the pro-
gressive Teutonia Singing Society
elected officers. The Financial Secre-
tary and Treasurer were elected for one
year and the remainder OF the officers
for the term Of six months. The result
was as follows: Director, Frederick
Schaub; President, Charles Kronjeager;
Vice President, Albert thinner; Cor
responding Secretary, Robert Wudrick;
Financial Secretary, Henry Rsmle;
Treasurer, Frank Heller: Librarians.
William Ritz and Fred Nolte; Flag
Bearer, H. Reuter-; Hall Committee,
Joseph Heller, Chas. Grippe and VIM.
thinner. At this meeting the final ar
rangements were made for the grand
excursion next Sunday to New Mata-
mo- o. The society is in a most
Or. rous condition, its Nom bership
being about seventy persons.
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Lynch for the Legislature.
WEsroN, w. VA, June 3.

WESTON, w. VA, June 2.
7oths Ednor OF tas Register:
Sire. F. Lynch, who has a good
position In the United States Senate, is
at home. He has frequently been men
toned as both prominent aud
probable candidate for the Legisa-
turs from this county, and should
be accept the nomination he would
make the hardest fight and in
crease the majority of this and Webster
counties, above that which IL has been
for years. Mr.. Lynch is well remem-
bered by members of the last Legisla-
ture as the most popular Sergeant-at
Arms the State Legislature ever had.
We would advise those who have wool
to sell throughout the State, to hold II
until the Mckinley bill shall have been
repealed. The repeal seems to be slow
IN coming, but il is sure as fate.
Our section is warming up In politics
and will fight harder than heretofore TO
keep the State and nation in the hands
OF friends. HUSTLER.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle OF the Movement OF
Individuals.

Daily ChronIois OF the Movement OF
Individuals.
Colonel C. s. Bassett, Of Cleveland, is
here.
VIM. cahiG, of sssubenvills, is at the
Stamm.
81. cHARLEs-JOseph Clark, Man
nington.
DR.. J. w. Myers, Of Forty-third
street. is indisposed.
George Mcleod, of Washington, Pa. &,
was in the city yesterday.
E. B. Taylor and wife, Of Plttsourg,
were in the city yesterday.
]. Clark Nsff, of Washington, Pa, is
registered at the Windsor.
Robert Steel, hotel-kesper OF Home
stead, Pa, was in the city yesterday
BEHLER: o. E. Painter. Sistersville;
B. Swardsr, Amos C. Hayes, New Mar
tinsville.
McLuRE: G. S. Durham and w. B.
Thorn pson, Sistersvlle, and G., Z. Dent,
Friendly.
H.H. Henderson aud lady, Of Wash
lngton, Pa, where Wheeling visitors
yesterday.
Captain William Craig, Of Homestead,
Pa, was in the city yesterday on a
pleasure trip.
Henry w. o'Dell and George a..
Abrent, Of jamestown, N. Y, are
Windsor guests
SrAMM-Edward o. Bonner, Parkers-
burg; Col. ]. S. Robinson, Warrington;
S. A. Smith, Shirley.
William Worthington, of Springfield,
Ills, is the guest of DR.. James Stathers'
of South Jacob street.
Joe Rist, one OF the most popular
among the motormen Of the street car
line, has fine new bicycle.
William c. Armbrecht, the South
Jacob street druggist, is Ill, and ). Ia.
Brlce is at work in his place.
officer James Fitzgerald, the genial
South Side patrolman, is on duty again
after rustlcating in the country.
Patrick Kane, an extensive toby
dealer of Pittsburg, paid visit to some
OF his Wheeling friends yesterday.
WINDSOR: w. S. Wiley, New Mar
tinsyIlle; C. S. Hammond, NJ. D., Sis
tersville, and C. A. Blbb, Charleston.
Charles Beswick, Of Tiltonville, who
has been visiting his parents on the
South Side, has returned to his home.
IN. Prichard, of South Chapline
street, who has been laid up as the re-
suit OF an accident, is able to be out
again.
Miss Bertha Douglass, an interest
ing young lady OF the South Side, IS
home from a pleasant visit to friends In
Wellsburg.
Jack Barry and Joe Ennis, OF the
South Side, left yesterday morning for
an extended turtle hunting trip to Still
water, Ohio.
Fred Voitle, William Grade aud
Harry Bowers, we'll known young men
of the South Side, were on q pleasure
trip TO Pittsburg Yesterday.
John Roemer. secretary and treasurer
of the w. g. e. G. Railway, who suf-
fsred the accident, had his right hand
disabled but is getting better.
E. f. Dardine, of Pittsburn, scenic
painter at the Harris theater, formerly
OF this city, is visiting in town and will
return to his home this morning
The Misses Rose and Nell Eoeling, OF
Triad ell phia, who have been the guests
of Mrs. George Ebeling of South Market
street, have returned to their homes.
Charles and George McEntee, Albert
Crabbs and Edward Brown, OF the
South Side, are home from a trip down
the river where they had a pleasant
visit to the Dovener Fishing Club.
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The sunday Register.

Yesterdays edition Of the REGISTER
was in every department complete and
satisfying, and as whole 1t was a
model newspaper. Its telegraphic news
was very complete, as was les reports
from neighborIng towns, but In local
news it was pre-eminent, containing
nineteen columns of purely local intelli-
gence, made up OF about three hundred
topics of news. In miscella-
neous and special features, and In tic-
ton il was also q great paper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-04
DIED.

HILI-At Mrs.. L. 4. McLsin's place, near
Elm Grove, Sunday. June 1894. at 0:50 o'clock
A m. ABA, daughter OF Wesley and Mildred
Hill, in the 2sth year OF her age.
Interment at Stone Church cemetery Tues
day at 10 o'clock a. m.
Deceased was formerly resident Of CuIpep-
per- Va
pOHLON-on Sunday. June 8. 1894. at 5
a m MARY relict OF the late John DonlOn
and beloved mother OF Mrs. J. F. Nerriman, IN
the 10Th year OF her age.
Funeral from her late residence, No. 1926
Chapline street, on Tuesday, June 5th, at 10
a. N. Friends Of the family are respectively
invited 10 attend. Intsrment private. Kindly
omit hswers.
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A Fight probable.

AroKAI, l. T., June 3.-The two COM
panies Of United States troops which
have been stationed here for several
days have moved TO Lehigh. A compa-
ny OF infantry has also gone to Lehigh.
Great confusion reigns in the mining
camps of Lehigh and Coalgate. People
are making for the timber and some Of
the miners are drilling and say they
will Sight Uncle Sans men.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-04

TOMMY REEDS new silver toy is at
once the envy ard bugbear OF BENNY
HARRISON and BILLY MCKINLEY. 1t
IS securing TOMMY a monopoly Of West
ern Republican attention.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-04

SuBscRIBER:-The time and place Of
the Standardization fight have not been
settled upon. 1t will DO fought before
any club putting up a sufficient purse
and guaranteeing protection from the
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The Rnsnital Races.

The races at the State Fair Grounds
for the benefit of the City Hospital will
take place tomorrow afternoon, com
mencing at half-past one o'clock. This
event is in aid OF most worthy insti-
tuition, and there ought to be large
attendance.
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THERE was a very large attendance OF
visitors at the Park, yesterday, and all
spent a delightful day. Many Pitts
burgers were among them.
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Yale Going 70 England.

New HAVEN, CONN. June 3.-The
date upon which the Yale athletic team
will leave to compete with Oxford on
July Is, will be either June 20 or %.
Yesterday the team began its prepare
tory practice for the meet. The follow
ing are scheduled TO go:
Captain Hickock, hammer and shot;
Cady, hurdles and spriDts; Sanford,
ouarter-miler ana sprInts; Sheldon,
jumps and low hurdles, if run; Nor
gan, mile run; Woodhill, half mile.
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Postma.ters CONFIRMED.

WASHINGTON, June 2.-The Senate
in executive session to-day made public
the following combinations: Postmas-
terS, Pennsylvania: David h Hill at
Leechburg. JAmesJ. Pauley at Waynes-
burg, William Wallace az NsW Brigh-
ron
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Steamship Arrivals.

New YoaK, June 2.-Arrived-Umb
from Liverpool.
NEw YORK. June 2.-Arrived, Neckar,
from Naples.
ANTWERP, June ARRIVED, Illinois,
from Philadelphia.
HAMBURG, June ARRIVED, Baumwell,
from Montreal; Russia, from New York.
SoUTHAMPToN. June ARRIVED, Ches-
ter. from New York.
QUEENSTOWN, June ARRIVED, EtTuria,
from New York.
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TIKI RRuiuFER an CHARLEBFoN.
Tbo DAILY and SUNDAY RBaIsFHE can
be procured IN Charleston At the HSt&
Ruhnor News stand
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THE REGIBrER AT WARRINGTON.
The DAILY Gaa SBNBAT RnsIsrEE can
Be- procured In WAshiaKtoh City ct The
Newspaper Exchange, opposite Willard'
Botsl, and Queens News stAna, Nations
Gotel
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-04

Yesterdays weather left nothing to
be desired, but more.
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rw-Trihu,ss Of RooDsos aad Obituary NOtisaa
aVs conts PER hRG
Stamps 81 the denoninAtion 81 tive oahta ans
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unlsss accompanied By suaoisht DostAES
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s,snu. % oatsrsd az the POstomoo IN "hoo''
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LOST.

+ oST-PAIR OF GOLD SPECTACLES IN
~ bridgeport. O. liberal reward viii be
paid for their ret1rn to Tappan &. Connell's
Gallery, il2l Main street. ju4eq
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-06-04

THE regular monthly meeting OF the
w. u. B. Society will be held az the Y.
NJ. G. A. building this evening.
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