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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-10-07

New York, October 6.-The New York
and Baltimores played the third game OF
the series for the Temple trophy, at the
Polo grounds to-day. The New YOrks
won. They have now secured three con-
secutive victories. and with one more the
cup becomes theirs for one year
AS soon as the gates were opened there
was a rush for the ticket offices, and there
was a long line outside of each one until
after the game was commenced. The
grand stand was iammed full, and hun
dreds stood in the aisles and back Of the
seats. The right and left field bleschers
were packed to their utmost capacity.
Fully 25, 600 people were on the grounds.
So great was the strain that the railing
of the right field bleachers gave away and
many rooters fell to the ground, but no.
bodv was insured. The pitching done by
Hemming was splendid, as was also that
of Rusie.
During the seventh inning much excite
meut was caused by horse in the grounds
running away.
From the moment the Orioles appeared
on the field, there was almost constant ap-
plause. All through the game the euthu
siasm was intense. Every play OF any
brilliancy on either side was cheered TO
the echo.
The Catholic Protectory Band Of sixty
pieces gave concert before the game and
led the conquering Giants across the field
from the clubhouse. Wards men were
given an ovation at the end of the game
The game was not as well played as the
two previous ones.
There were more errors and neither side
earned even one run. There were several
truly brilliant plays, tse most notable Of
which were made 3. Fuller and Brodie.
Fuller fairly elects Aed the crowd by two
stops in the sixth inning Of balls hit by K.
Brodie and Reitz. The force Of the sphere
turned him completely around in the
first instance, but be managed by a quick
throw TO catch Brodie Reitz was more
fortunate and was credited with base hit
Brodie robbed Val Haltreu of a base hit in
the sixth inning by a phenomenal running
catch 1t was claimed that he scoOped the
bal of the ground, but the claim was a
very silly one, for the hit was clean one,
about two inches above the ground.
Tn6 score:
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UAAIRxAN WILSON ARaIVEs.
He Goes Home a. Once 70 Opea ais West
Virginia canvass

he Gees Home ~ Once 70 ODsa ais west
Virginia canvass.
NEW YORK, October O. The American
Line steamer New York has arrived at her
dock IN this city. Among the passengers
were Mr. and Mrs. George J. Gould and
family, Congressman W. L. Wilson, Con-
gresham Isador Strauss, Henry Abbey,
A. Cass Canheld, Philip Schuyler and w,
). and Norman Cramp, Of Philadelphia.
After breakfast Hon. W. L. Wilson and
Hon. Isador Strauss took seats On the up
per deck ana talked with an Associated
Press reporter. Both asked for political
news Mr.. Wilson said i feel fully re-
covered from my recent illness aud have
enjoyed my trip very much. Coming oacS
we had very rough weather, but / think
enjoyed the storm better than any one, as L
did not lose a meal during the trip"
Speaking of his trip abroad he SAID: II
did not 30 over 10 talk tariff, but l met q
number of the leading financial and busl-
ness men in London last week at the Cham
Der Of Commerce dinner I spoke 70 them
then, and said the new tariff oil was not
made % suit them, but 10 suit Americans.
NV remarks, I believe, were caoled over
here, aud I have nothing 10 add 70 them.
Tue British will have 70 look out for US
when we get free raw material, for we
will command supremacy In manufactures;
our merchant marine will be restored and
our merchants will appear in neutral mar
kets."
"W hat do you think Of the result in
G. eorgia and the gain Of the PopulistsP'
asked the reporter.
"Well, as l have only just heard Of it, -
replied Mr.. Wilson, Il cannot give any
opinion at the present time. I am goisg
right home aud viii begin my canvass al
once. That will be a test Of my health
being improved, as 1 am going 70 work
very hard.n
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MCKINLEY HOLDS UP WELL.
Twenty Speeches In Day Seem to HAvs
no Bad Effects on Him.

NO BAD EuecEA On Nun
ELpoRA. Iowa, October 6.-Ths close Of
the week finds Governor Mckinley in fine
physical condition, Notwithstanding tnS
extraordinary test OF endurance wnlch ne
has undergone. Since Monday he has ad-
dressed forty audiences in i've different
States and travelled two thousand four
hundred and fifty-three miles, vet his voice
rings out clear and strong as
when he left his native SJate-a
circumstance which will De the better
appreciated as remarkable when 10 Is re-
mem bered that late retiring and early
rising, uncertain slumber on railroad cars,
outdoor speeches in the face OF strong
winds, fatgUing night bang uets, and con-
tinual contact and conversation with ad-
miring callers surrounding him on the cars
and hotels, have been the daily routine.
Des MOines was left at D 40 this morning,
aud an hour later the speecn-maklng be-
gan at Ames.
ST. Paul, October 6.-Twenty speeches,
some Of them quite short, were made De-
tween Des Moines and st. Paul The
whole country seemed 70 DO awake, and
even at the little stations where no stops
were made, the Inhabitants stood on the
platforms and cheered as the train rolled
by.
Several hundred people at Pennington
cheersd as the Mckinley special passed,
and insisted on having a speech. They
told the Governor before he began that
they were all Democrats. He tried good
uaturedly 70 convince them that there
were no more Democrats now. or ought
not to be, and was given respectful atten-
tiOn 10 the close. when gentleman step
ped 20 the car and presented Major Nc
kiuIey with a bouquet on behalf Of the
Woman's Relief Corps. Particular en-
phasis was given the word MSjor.
It was after Io'clOcS when ST. Paul was
reached. A tOrChljght procession escorted
the Governor 20 the Auditorium, which
was packed 70 the walls, fully S,0OJ people
being crowded into the place.
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LoSDox. October 6.-The United ates'
Ambassador. Mr. Thomas r Bayar3 and
Mrs. Bayard, accompanied by >. D<lWar-
rem ana j. r. Carter. left Waterlo1f5c Station
this morning IN order 70 embark/for New
York at Southampton on board TIE Ameri-
can Line steamship Paris. All the mem
bers OF the United States Enbas ~ were
al the railway station 70 Wish the party
bon voyage.
Mr. p. Shorenan and Mr.. w. w. Thomas
travelled 70 Southampton by the same
train and will also .eSye for New York Dy
the Paris.
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Mays Feared Lynchlng.

S scidI 20 he Register.
HUxTINGroS. w. VA, October 6.-Thos-
Mays, the young man who killed William
Adkins, in the southern part OF THIS CITY,
on last Monday evening, and VINO mas
been at large since, gave himself up iaSs
night late. and asked for the protection OF
oficers, rs threats of lynching had been
made. A deputy sheriff, with a guard OF
eight men, brought the young man here at
two o'clock this morning.
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..wvo,t w..t,y s.as sts.sment.

NEW YoRx, October 6.-Tne weekiy
pznk statement shows the following
changes: Reserve, decrease, 81 80, 10, loans
Increase, e, nc, 10; specie, increase, tsO4,-
GO: legal tenders. decrease, tsis,5uv; ce-
posIts. increase. s.. e07. 900; circulation. in
crease. $500. The banks now hold
81. sOg. 900 In excess Of the requirements
Of the twenty five per cent rule
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The Free Worship Bm Defeated.

BUDA PEST, October 6.-The bill granting
liberty of worship to all religious beliefs
came up on its third reading in the House
OF Magnates to-day and was rejected.
Premier Wekerle announced that the Gov
ernment adhered TO the DILL and gave notice
that it would be re-intrOduced.
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Earnad runs, Baltimore 0, New York o;
first base by errors. Baltimore 4, New
York .; left on bases, Baltimore 9, New
York ); first base on balls, off Hemming 8,
OF Rusie 2; struck out, by Hemming ?,
bv Rusie 8; two base hits, Kelly, Burke p;
sacrifice hits, Ward, Rusie; double plays,
Fuller, Ward aud Doyle; nit by pitcher,
Brodie; passed balls, Farrell 8; umpires,
Hurst and Emslie; time, 2:O6.
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Summers County Democratic Club.

HINTON, October "a large crowd as
semb.ed at the Court House last night and
organized the Democratic county CLUB.
The greatest enthusiasm was shown
throughout Mr.. u. *. Litsiuger was
chosen President; Geo G. Nutting and
VIM. Hinton Vice Presidents. ;. L. Car
son, Secretary, and Il. X. Meade Assist
ant Secretary. Hon. j. ". Ar0uckle, Of
Greeubrisr, eT-State Senator, responded 70
an invitation to address the club, with an
eloquent aud fOrciOl5 speech The De
mOcracy of Summers is all right, and
things look blue for Huhug.
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Kanawha Republican Primary.

CHARLESTON, w. VA, October 6.-The
Republicans of Kanawha held a primary
election to-day to choose candidate for
prosecuting attorney to fill the vacancy
caused by the death of Prosecuting Attor-
ney Smith. Indications tonight are that
A. c.. Blair has been chosen 10 oppose >,
5. Green, the Democratic candidate
Blair's opponent in the primary was Z. w.
Hall, of Charleston.
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she Kept Her Promise.

FRANSLINvLLE, y. Y, October g.
Beatrice YanDressen, Is years old. a pro-
fessional serOnaut. fell from her balloon
here to-day when il was at height Of 200
feet Her body was crushed 20 q pulp.
Before starting to-day the young woman
promised her parents that this would be
her last ascension.
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Special % ne hsJ,s-sr.
PARKERsBURG, W. VA, October 6. -
Judge Thomas II. Harvey, the nominee
for Congress Of the Fourth District Demo
Gratis, arrived here to-day, aud was warm
Iv received by his many friends. Judge
Harvey is confident OF his election. and
SAYS that the Democrats throughout the
district are pleased with the nomination.
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An Annt of earaeIa -.

grfciGIt0 t1e HsJls-1r.
ZANEsvLLE, o., October G. - Mrs
Phoebe Ball0u died this morning at Can
melville, This county, aged 81 years. She
was an aunt of the late President Garfield
and be made his home with her when be
taucht school along the MuskinEum
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Anotber Viotinl Dead.

6rttfdIf 70 Uls hc05EIsr.
PARKRRsBuRe, w. VA, October Geo.
Schultz, one of the victims Of the terri ole
boiler explosion in TYgart district, died
last evening at his home in the Traugh
sett lement. He was about 81 years OF age
and leaves a wife and several small chill
dren.
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AlIen o.. Myer. at EIk oisE.

Spsct1! - Sls h.1Is-s-.
CHARLESroN, W. Va, October 6.-An
immense Democratic meeting was held i'm
Elk City this evening addressed Oy Allen
O. Myers, of Ohio. His speech created
great enthusiasm among the voters.
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Death Nor Far OF.

BELLEFoNTE,' PA, October 6.-During
the last few hours great change for the
worse has appeared in the condition of ex-
Governor Curtin and his death is momen-
tarily expected.
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Goes Up For sir Months

CNCNNATI, October 6.-Judge Lurtin,
of the United States Circuit Court today
refused % interfere with the sentence OF
Judge Sage committing eX-United States
District Attorney VIM. 3. Burnett 70 Jail
for SIX months for contempt Of court.
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Doyle declared out, hit by batted ball.
TIE GREAT mAr0a RAoE.
henry OF Navarro Won without severe
ETort-He Was Not tho Favorits


New YORK, October 6.-Henry of Ma
varre won the great race at Morris Park
against Clifford and Domino. Just before
the race the betting stood: Domino t TO >,
Clifford 9 to >, while Henry Of Navarro
was quite unsupported at 3 10 l.
As the bugle sounded the post at 4 :25
the betting had changed to Domino IL to 10,
Clifford 5 to5, and Henry of Navarro 3 TO l.
When placed before the starting post
Domino had the rail, Clifford had the out
sioe. Henry OF Navarro being TIE middle
They were sent on their journey at pre-
ciselv 4 30. The start was perfect. Domino
poked his head in front, when they were
well in stride, and led Navarro by that dis
tance going psst the quarter post, Clifford
being third, at Navarre'S heels There
was practically no change until three
quarters of a mile had been covered. Then
Henry OF Navarro made his effort as did
also Clifford and Domino, the pride Of the
East. was seen TO falter, and then to drop
out of il. The crowd took up the cry
'sDomiuo is beaten ~ "DominOis beaten -
Down the home stretch Henry Of Ma
varre showed the way 70 Clifford, first be-
lug q neck aud then q length ahead. Cliff
ford was spurred mercil lessly, but Navarro
had the foot Of him, and won cleverly by a
length. Domino was beaten of fifteen
lengths. Navarro covered the distance IN
I.5zii. three-Quarters Of second behind
Tristams great record.
First. six. .furlonEs, lola, 1:10 Second,
FIVE fur.ongs. Crania, :5S4 Third, Mat
ron stakes, six furlongs, Agitator, 1;1l.
Fourth. Manhattan handicap, mile and
Quarter. Sir Excess, 2:093+. Fifth. special,
mile and en- eighth, Henry Of Navarro,
l:524. Sixth, mile, selling, Buckreue
l:40si. Seventh, six furlongs, Velvet
Rose, 11l15.
KENTUCKY TROTTING MEETING.
LEXINGTON, KY, October 6.-Beautiful
weather, last track aud light attendance
marked the opening dsY Of the Kentucky
trots. The i've thousand dollar futuritY,
for tWO-yesr-OldS. was a disappointment
at the same time IL was good race. OF
the seven starters, two were distanced, the
first heat. Psnsy McGregOr won the first
heat. but was distanced in the third.
ImpetuCus won the second heat and in
the third broke q small blood vessel IN the
head, and distance was therefore waived
in the last heat. Oakland Baron and
Scourine were sent to the stable after the
third heat because they had not won hRat
in three. Summaries: First 2:l9 class.
purse 1000, Vsntila Wilkes won In
straight heats. Break O'Day second,
Baron Dillon third; time, 2:l4,S- Second,
Wilson st8kes s. 90 for 2:5O PAGERS. iiS
EDDY won. jose 3 second, Direction n
2.l21s. Third, Keptncky fasnrity,
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rosrEE PAYS FORTY ossrs

AOn the Dollar OF an Indsbtsdnsss
R2I3, 3,OOo-wn BE Settled ~ Once
FosToRIa, o., October 6.-Tbe long. d
laYed settlement with the creditors OF o
Governor Foster and his partner has
length come about. The assignee to-d1
announced that he would be aoie 70 n
forty cents on the dollar and the cla
amount TO t2l3,0O0. The settlement
creditors will commence OF once. N
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an oIysAt tuIoNzO LOVE FEAST
AZ Meadowsv 10 Yesterday-ThOmas r.
Lane, JudEs Ice ana w. A Cronut
speak.

speak.
steciai 20 ne Rs lts-.
MEADOwsvmAE, W. Va, October GA
regular old fashioned Democratic love feast
was held here TO-DAY. The voters were
addressed az thik place to-day by Thomas
=. Lane. Of Newt Jersew; Judge ". T. Ice,
of Phiippi. and \ ". A. Croffut, Of Wash
ington, ID. z.
When the speakers arrived in the town
the martial baDd S were making music echo
from hilltop 10 valley
Promptly az l O'Clock the meeting was
called TO order, and Chairman Ice intro
iuced the Hon. Thomas T.. Lane, who dis
cussed the issuesl Of the day in a very for
cible manner. Hs showed wherein the
Republican party is a fraud, aud proved
that the Mckinley bill was piece Of AZ
rocious legislation. he let the people in
spect some clothl and explsi, ed to what
extent the Wilson bill reduced the price Of
Ii. He told the voters that If thev would
send William L. Wilson back TO Con yress
be would oe the CieI man in passiug such
other laws as VIZ give immediate relief 70
the people and 4 10 them equality under
the law.
Judge Ice next tfo1 the rOstrum and gave
q good explanst cr the wool question.
Hs was chez ed Il the people became
hoarse az the cioa =. his sDes.n.
M. A. Cronut introduced and made
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/ REGIONS.
Aon. B. F. Myers f5na tbs Miners Of
the Fallacy Of Protection.
NOVA SCOTIA CANNOT COMPETE

With West Virginia and Pennsyl-
vania in the Production Of Coal
For the American Market, Even
if There Was no Duty-A Short
But Interesting Discussion Of
the Wool Question-A Word
AbCut Free Lumber.
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THE CASUALTY RECORD.
Accidents Reported From About the City
Yesterday

Mr.. Gebhart, who was so seriously
injured by falling on pair OF scissors
Friday morning. is 40 better. The cash
in his left side is about five inches
deep, and exactly half an inch from
his heart, and is considered quite =
dangerous wound. His son reported
last night that his father was doing
very poorly. and grave doubts are given
for his recovery.
Albert Flading, young boy, OF the
South Side. while assisting in hitchinz
up q horse yesterday, had the back Of
his right hand badly scraped. The
wound will render the hand useless for
some time.
A man by the name Of Shepard hitch
ed his horses to gate in an alley on
the South Side yesterday, and some
children near by attempted to unhitch
them, and one child in return was
kicked on the right arm. fracl;ring it
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TEN TsIx, October 6.-The Chinese gov
ernment kas authorized firm hers 70 raise
z loan Of 10,0O0.O 900 sterling. The sam of
]. .OO0. 900 has already been placed privateiJ..
The rates Of Interest are not stated
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EFFORTS TO BURN A COURT house.
The JaiIer, while preparing Gun for
Guard, shoots Himself.

SpsaaI 70 the Rs0is'sr.
HUNrINsToN, ". VA, October 6.-For
some time past efforts have been made 10
burn down the Court House at Hamln,
Lincoln county, by unknown parties. Last
night coal oil was found sprinkled all over
the building. The iailor, William Jones,
was notified and began Immediately 10 set
watch over the place. While be was
preparing a shot gun to give TO guard,
the weapon was discharged prematurely,
the contents entering his right thigh, pro-
dncinE q wound that will prove fatal.
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quite an excellent argument Mr.. Cronut
is doing quite a good deal Of good IN TINS
county. The outlook for DemOcray IS eX-
ceedingly good.
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ONLY ONB MORE GAMB
a3lal By the New YOrk8 to Give
Them the Temple Cup.
ANOTHER MAGNIFICENT GAME
nAMM

n Which the Giants Deponstrate
Their Superiority-Such q Re-
ception Was Never Before Ac-
corded a Observation-Disclosures
SideBarned a Run-Yesterday' 8
Horse Raoing-Other Sporting
Matters.
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EX-aoyEKNoe wILsoN
delivers . splendid speech for Wilson
apd 4ariu Reform.

auu arlu hciortn.
6psoial 10 tie sl.Ns-
AI.prrNsrrts. w. VA. October 5.-EN-
governor T. willis Wilson spoke here to-
6ev ar the DtmOcratic county convention
no a Igrge anA enthusiastic audience, and
made a stronk and convincing speech In
the interest d Hon. W ~ l.. wilson ana
tariff reform. ne SPEAKS again to-nignt at
Hedgesville, if tois county. The couyen-
ton. which 4as enthusiastic anu hsr-
monious throughout nominated the ioAow--
ing ticket 0T acc-amauon; house OF
Delegates, j. Mons Small; County CON-
missioner, G.. NJ Lamon; County Super4n-
eendentof Free Schools, Samuel DOdd.
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ONLY ONE LEG BROKEN.
CAMBRIDGE, Mass, October 6.-Harvard
defeated Andover this afternoon, 10 TO U,
In a orisk, lively game. The Crimsons
presented a partially substitute eleven,
but they were far too heavy for the Acad-
emy boys. Manning and Hayes made long
sensational runs, and the Harvard line
stood like stone wall Andover's mag
nitcent tackling was the feature OF the
game. George Gray broke his leg Just
above the ankle in the first half.
DIXON AND GRIFFo MATCHED.
PHILADELPHIA, PA, October 6.-Ton
O'Rourke, manager of George Dixon, the
champion feather weight of the world, and
Walter Campbell, representing Albert
Grifiiths, better known as Young Grlho,
to-day met and signed articles for hgnt
70 ainlsntor s., ,000 a side, at catch weights,
the contest 20 take place before the cluo
offering the largest purse.
BARNEsyILLE WON.
speeicI TO sls Rs0is.s--
GAINESVILLE, o., October 6-Barnes-
vile and SenecSville, the champion teams
of Belmont and Guernsey counties, respec-
lively, played q good game here to-day,
BarnesVille winning by score OF 9 to 5.
Franklin, 22, Y. 81. y. A. o.
SDecid, 70 tas Rooster.
STEUBENvmLE, o., October 6.-In a foot
ball game on Pleasant Heights this after
noon between Eranklin College team OF
New Athens, o., and Y. NJ. q. A. club Of
this city, Franklin won by % TO 0.
PHILADELPHIA, October 6.-The Univer-
sity of Pennsylvania football team defeat
ed Swathmore to-day by a score OF 90 to
nothing in two thirty-minute halves.
ITHACA, n. Y, October 6.-Cornell lined
up against the Union College team this
afternoon and won with a score of 50 to D.
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Eastern Ohio Medical Society.
Speeiai 10 ths RsqLs;sr.

6Decidt 70 ~ tE61Ls5sFs
STEUBENv1LLE, o., October 6.-The East
ern Ohio Medical Association will meet in
this city Tuesday morning.
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steamship Arrivals.

New YoRE. October 6.-Arrived, New
YORK, from Southampton; City. of Rome,
from Glasgow.
HAHBURG. October So A. M-Arrived: ::
NormanDia. from New York.
ROTTERDAM, October 6.-Arrivei: OBJ
dam, from New York; sailed, Edam, for
New York.
LoSDoN, October Arrived; Missouri,
from Philadelphia.
G1BRALrAR, October 6.-Salled: Cali
fornia, Tor New Orleans
SOUTHAMPTON, October 6.-9 P. NJ
Sale d : Paris, for New York.