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Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-09
Be,h,ehem m SIX min Resume Q.

BETHLEHEM, Fa., Feb 7.-One of the
three silk mills in Bethlehem has resumed
operations with 400 hands. The Beth.
lehem Silk mill starts with many orders,
and in addition gives employment to
many new hands. Many silk weavers
who had lett town have returned. The
remaining mills will rsumc operations
full-handed, within fortnight.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-09
ANNOYED BY GOSSIP.
Elk Pre- sident Harrison Has No
Matrimonial Ambition.

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Feb. Sex Presi-
dent Harrison is greatly annoyed by the
story manufactured at Shelbyville to the
effect that he will we'd the widow OF
Leland Stanford.
During the last "a hours many in
quiries in regard to the truthfulness OF
the story have been made by the news,
papers OF the country, and several OF
these inquiries have been made direct to
the eApresident. The friends of Mr..
Harrison say that he has been greatly
pained by the circulation OF the report
His most intimate friends say thev feel
confident that the subject of marriage
has never entered his mind.
He was especially devoted to Mrs
Harrison, and every week visits her
grave in Crown Hill cemetery.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-09
Took Ou, $1,000 In An Hour.

LEApvlLLE. Col, Feb. 6.-In an hour
one man took 81 900 worth OF gold ore
from the new strike at Farnoum Hill,
about 25 miles from here. The gold was
DISPLAYED at the Carbonate bank here
yesterday, and was taken out in chunks.
The specimens are the finest ever shown
in the State. The largest nugget weighed
IS ounces.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-09
WILLIE AND AI.ECK
Russia Rradv For Fighting III
Treaty Was Unsigned.

BERLIN, Feb. 0 The Associated Press
learns from leading National Liberal,
who was present at Chancellor Won
Caprivi's recent soiree, that tie Emper-
or:s language in urging the necessity OF
The Russian treaty was too strong to be
reproduced in the Berlin papers.
According to the Associated Press cor
respondents informant it the treaty was
not adopted Germany would have war
with Russia before three months had
passed.
Russia, the Emperor continued, was
bent upon the treaty and the Tsar was
identified with it, and they would not
stand its rejection, in that they would
have regarded it an inimical step upon
the part of Germany.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-09
s,na,,pox scare In mexico.

VERA CRUZ, Mexico, Feb. - Several
cases of black smallpox have been dis.
covered here and are causing great
alarm, 1t has been but few years since
many of the towns along the Pacific
coast we're almost depopulated by the
disease, and sc, 900 persons fell its vic
tins. Prompt measures are being taken
for its suppression here.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-09
10 AssAssINArl. PEIxOrO
4 Plot Discovered to DO That
The Insurgents.

BUENos AyREs, Feb. 9.-Advices
reached here today from Rio Janeiro to
the effect that plot was discovered to
assassinate President Peixoto. Many
persons have been arrested on charge
of being concerned in the plot, and sew
eral have been shot.
The insurgents in Rio Grande Do Su
are reported to be approaching Port
Allegro, the capital of that state.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-09
How Long Will It 70 RI I'M ain +?

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-The gold re-
serve in the treasury is again intact. 1t
reached that condition today when the
gold received from the recent bond issue
swelled the gold beyond the 100000
mark,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-09
CARLISLE TIRED OUT.
Off On a Trip to Recuperate Hi,
Health

WASHINGTON, D. c.. Feb. 9.-The Light
House tender Maple will leave here at
II o'clock tomorrow morning for Fort
Monroe, Va. She will carry as guests
Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle. Assistant
Secretary Hamlin and his sister, Miss
Hamlin, Miss Berry, daughter of Repre-
sentative Berry of Kentucky, and Lo.
gan Carlisle, chief clerk OF the treasury.
rhe party expect to re urn Tuesday or
Wednesday. Secretary Carlisle is worn
out from work. He prefers taking this
trip to longer one to recuperate his
health.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-09
Olney Heard From.

WASHINGTON, Feb. 9.-Attorney.Gen-
eral Olnev today appointed James Z. Nj.
Hawkins of BIZ mingham assistant Uni
ted States district attorney for the
northern district of Alabama.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-09
DID Not Confess,

PINEvILLE, Ky, Feb. 9-Bob Marler
was hanged today at 11;07 a. nj. Thir-
teen minutes later he was pronounced
dead. The condemned man talked for
10 minutes on the scailold, but did not
confess.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-09
Indian school Building Burned

RusHvILLE. Neb., Feb. 9.-The Indian
school building at Pine Ridge agency
was totally destroyed by fire last even.
ing. The fire was started by the over.
turning of lamp. The loss is $50,
n0n
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-09
AND NOW 1T II WATER.

something AIways Aillng This
Big Country.
NASHVILLE, Tenn, Feb. 9.-Thc Cum
berland river IS booming. 1t has already
reached the danger line. During the past
"a hours nearly three inches of water
fell. The low lands around the city are
flooded, and hundreds of families are
moving their effects to higher ground.
The water has invaded the county pest
house and a number of small pox patients
are being carried to new quarters. The
danger line is 40 feet, and the water
bureau officials predict that the water
will reach 45 feet by sundown tonight.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-09
PETER DE GRAFF HA NGED.
5000 People Brutalize Them
selves TO See the Act

WINSTON. N. c., Feb. S-[Special. i
Peter De Graf, the murderer OF his sweet.
heart, Ellen Smith. was hanged at 1
o'clock today in the presence of 5000
people. He made speech from the
scailold confessing the crime, which he
had hitherto denied, and warning all to
let bad women and whiskev alone. He
Joined in singing hymn as the dror
fell
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-09
TWO LADIES MET-said one: "You

TWO LADIES MET-said one: "You
Look
Just Like beauty from book;
Your skins as soft as elder down,
And Scarcely wrinkles when you frown.
You can the charm impart, l hope"
why, yes, USE EU DE COLOGNE TOT.
LET SOAP"
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-09
ERENCHMEN KILLED.
They are Massacred In Africa bv
Natives,

PARIS. Feb. 9.-The Secretary Of the
Colonial department this afternoon re-
ceived a telegram from St. Louis, Seue-
gal, stating that Colonel BONNER, II
other officers and $50 privates were
massacred by Tuaregos near rimbuctoo.
The Steele states that the government
intends to hold Timbuctoo, and has or
dered that reinforcements be sent for
that purpose.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-09

"Thcrc was A MAN of our town
And he was wondrous WISE"
Said he: ut takes perfect skin
To catch womau's eyes,"
So he began. this clever man,
In learned tones to grope,
And found that fragrant, wholesome
balm
EC DE COLOGNE Toilet Soap
Al RaysOr g. Smiths,
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-09

It's transparent crystal cake. Once
tried always used. Is cents per cake,
10 cents per box-three cakes. For sale
only by RAYSOR g. SMITH.
81 Patton Avenue.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-09
SAMPLE
SHOES
AT COST.

BRENARD continues to sell
all his Sample Shoes at Cost and
those wanting bargains in this
line will do we'll to examine his
offers. He is Offering special
bargains in white goods and
Hamburg edgings. His dress
goods get prettier and beauti.
fully less every day. Ready
Made Clothing and Gents Fur.
nlshing Goods for less money
than ever before. Go to the Old
Reliable house of Brevard's and
you will always be treated right.
DO not forget the place.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-09

p. S.-Don't Forget CAMPHORLINE
when the cold wave comes.
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-09

lG9[G[@ @I1[9[1I IiI9|9I9I1 91ElE9 ll[l(ljlElI
Asheville daily citizen. [volume] (Asheville, N.C.) 1890-1900, 1894-02-09

Wedding, Birthday and Christmas presents
to satisfy all tastes at prices to suit the
gagement,, fringe left at
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TO FILL TnoY,s SHOES.
nrasy Clio. are After tirp Eastern League
Trnnehi.e-Srrauton FayorIte.

nRny CtttOs Are After tho Easteth League
Franchise-Scrauton FaSorite.
HEw YoRx, July 29.-An Eastern
League base ball franchise iG a valuable
plsco Of property. This fact was cstab.
iished at meeting OF the directors and
managers Of the league this afternoon,
when three cities bid strongly for the
privilege Of taking tho place Of tho do.
funet Troy t0am in that organization.
Tho result was postponement Of de-
cIsiye action until the circuit committee
can Investigate.
The meeting was called to order at
noon to-day by President Powers. scran'
ton, Pa, Johnstown, N. Y, and Harris.
burg, Pa, were represented At tho meet.
Ing and presented their bids for tho
Troy franchise. Dispatches were re-
ceiyed from Rochester. n. y. and To-
ronto, Ont, aalring for q consideration
Of their claims before q decision was
made.
After lengthy discussion It wac de-
cided 10 refer tho matter with power to
tho leagues circuit committee, consist
Ing OF Messrs. Powers, Burns, Bogart
and franklin. Tho committee will
reach q decision inside Of forty.eiGht
hours and 1t 10 gathered that tho senti.
mont of the meeting favored Scranton
as being the stronger city. But the
better location OF Johnstown. which
could take Troy's dates without q
change In the schedule weighs in her
avor. ,
present Troy players will BIO kept to;
eether until thor suCcessor Is appointed
and then DO free to go whore they
please. They will play at Providence
tomorrow and Tuesday. and It Is prob
abablo that the new city will I'LL the
dates at Springfield tho Inst half OF the
Hnak
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rnE Race POSTPONED.
VlgIlant to mont tho Old ThIStlc, Onco ut
America Cup Candidate.

vIgIlant to n1oct tho Old Thistle, onco an
America Cup Candidate.
LONDON, July 2S.-The race for tho
l0O.7uinOOs cup in Carmarthon bay, or
Tonby, Wales. hRs boon postponed un-
til September. Tho postponoment is
duo to tho receipt by those having the
mattOr In charge OF telegram from Mr..
Gould, saying 1t would be impossible
for him to fix date before tho middle
Of August on which tho Vigilant could
take part in the race. Tho dofOrring OF
tho race until September will add to tho
intorost that will DO taken in tho event.
for the reason TINT tho German omper.
or'R yacht Meteor, formerly tho Thistle,
which in 1887 was beaten by tho Volun-
toer in tho races Tor tho Americas cup,
will take part.
Tho mainsail Of tho Vigilant does not
vet moot tho requirements Of the yachts
owners and captain, and after tho race
to-day il was unbcnt and shipped to
Southampton, whore 1t will DO rono.
waited. This work will DO completed be-
Forc Monday.
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Tho Martins Ferry Y. N. @. A.
slaughtered stcubcnville's bcst club on
saturd ny to the tuno Of 80 to Is. The
game was played on tho grounds Of tho
former bctorel tho largest crowd Of the
season. The battery Tor MARITIME Fetry
was Gauding aud MiIlOt and Prince. and
for Stcubonville Holeson and Foley and
Blinn. David Paxton umpired tho
game. Martins Ferry scored seven runs
In the first Brown, Padden, Vickers
and Hill, Of Martins Forty, batted hard,
40 did Jobbing, OF steubenville. Miller
was struck on tho noso in tho sixth and
was sucrcoded by Prince. Brown scored
two singles, two doubles and three
baggcr, and Padden homo run, two
Dagger, four bases on balls and was bit
once. Purcell, Wood and Padden made
double phys.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-30
DELLAIRE.
All Sorts Of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.


All Sorts Of Local Nows and Gossip from
the Glass City.
There was row in Crozlcr's brick
yard Saturday night which resulted In
two Young mon being hit with bricks.
Ono, named Kennedy, was pretty
badly used up. The participants arc
under arrest
Quito number Of porsons went out
the nike to attend Ralph Heathoring'
toms funeral yesterday. morning, as no
was quito vol known hero among tho
older residents.
Misses Rosa Bonarius aud Maggie
Kern will return homo to-day after at
tending summer school at Chicago Tor
the pNst month.
Mrs. Anton La Rocho has completed
improvements on her property on
Bridge street, and 1t Is greatly improved
in appearance.
Louis Lawrence and vito, accompn.
MED by John Luke and wife, returned
Saturday, aftor driving through West
Virginia,
Thoro was quito row in tho Second
warn SntuFuuy nlklt ia AonAs A@HHk
SALOON, andthe oGOnders wero locked up.
II. W. Herman and family, who have
been staying at Darlington for come
timc, returned to tho city yesterday.
, Mr.. Louis over, formoIly Of this city,
but now OF MunCio, Ind, was calling
OIL friends In this city yesterday.
Nlisu Daisy Cunningham, Of Toledo,
is the guest OF hor aunt, Mrs. D. W..
Cooper, Of tho Fourth ward.
Tho bottle works start this morning
with a full force, and will Contino to
work through this month.
Miss Addio Wyrick has returned
home nttor n pleasant visit with friends
at Pittsburgh.
Miss Mnudo Gotta has returned homo
aitor visiting friends and relatives at
Loydsville.
Henry Blum, Of tho firm Of Blum
Brothers, Is spending II few days at be-
thCsda.
William Smith has returned homo
after visiting friends at Piedmont. W..
Va,
John whoolau' wao In tho city yoatOr.
day calling on hts parents.
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sIA.,rIN's FElsHY.
uaps aud n1iSbaps In tho Thriving City
Across tho River.

Across tho River.
Tho remains OF tho late Joseph Medill
were laid TO rest in Riverview cemetery
yesterday afternoon. The attendance
was very large, Notwithstanding tho
threatening weather. The Martins
Ferry Masons, OF which the deceased
was member, attended in body. Tho
services were held at o'clock at the
residence Of his aon.in-law, Mr.. Charles
w. Kuckuck, at Don. Rev. S. J. Boglo,
pastor of the Martins Ferry Presbytc-
rian church, Of which Mr.. Medill was
also q member, ofIiciated. Tho choir
consisted Of Mr.. and Mrs. J. @. Gray,
Miss Mary Thomas and Miss Nora
Clark. The pail bearers, oil Masons,
were ], I. Haues, n. Aldredge, s. e.
Heaton, John HukeIl, John @. Hayne
and William Heaton. The deceased
died at DaIlas, Texas, last Tuesday
night, and tho remains were accom-
panied by Mrs. Medill and son Russell.
Quarterly meeting will DO held In tho
NJ. u. church next Sunday. Presiding
Elder Stewart will preach on Thursday
night and Rcv. Burt on Saturday and
Sunday nights.
Tho Y. M. @. A. meeting at Broad
way park, yesterday afternoon, was
largely attended. 1t was led BY Rev.
DR.. J. W. Robinu, OF the NJ. L. church.
R. c. Montgomery, A. G. Shaver and
George 0'Betrne leave to-day for Fish
creek. They will tako their guns and
fishing outfit with them.
Mr.. Charles II. Morris, Of Third street,
is entertaining his brother-in.law, MIR.
William Rogers, aud family, OF Pitts
burgb.
A dancing platform has been orected
at SidweLls grove for tho picnic OF Hia-
watha council o. U. a. NJ. on Wednes-
day.
Four men were arrested Saturday
night, two for drunkenness and two for
disorderly conduct.
The minor children Of William P.
Harris have been granted o back PEN
sion OF 81 200.
Walter, an infant sou Of Mr.. and Mrs.
John Walters, died on Saturday night
ut 10 o'clock.
Miss Alice Logan, Of Moundsville, lie
visiting Misses Lucy aud Motto Nc
Williams.
Tho Zion Baptist association will
meet ct Saltwater, August 81 to Sop
tember 8.
Joseph S. Chandler Is veryiIt at tho
residence Of his son.in-law, Edward
McComb. -
Mr.. George Barr and family have re-
turned from an EXTENDED Wait to Bev-
erly, 0.
Tho Epworth League will give an en-.
tertninment In the NJ. Z. church TO-
night.
Clcm McCabe was called to Lancas.
ter, O., by telegraph on Saturday.
Misses shaner and Boil loavo to-day
for Cincinnati to visit friende.
Miss Dot Lewis. of Cleveland, - visit
ing relatives here.
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Tho Junior Mechanics. Of Martins
Forty, won't to Pennington on Saturday
and wallopcd that club 10 to u.
The Mechanics' battery was Moore and
Grayson.
play at Martins Ferry with tho Y. NJ.
9. A., on Thursday and Friday.
Tho Martins Ferry Y. N. O. A.,
would like 10 play the regular Irwin
team that is said to be strong.
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nn.nnrn,r ,Yorl. OF striLerr.

DAxvrLpE, Ill, July 2o.--soveral at.
teupts have been made to shoot the
new engineers on the Chicago & Eastern
Illinois who took the places Of strikers.
Cabs have been fired into the past week.
Last night an engineer, whose home 10
at Galesbnrg, bnt whose identity the
coroner's jury has not yet discovered,
was shot In his cab at the junction,
diving shortly afterwards.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-30
pEns EXPLAINS
Why the Railroad allen weut Out on a
j stFIrs az Chicago.

\ StRtHn ~ GAA01se.
TrnEs HAC1E. Ism, July 2o.-Packed
like sardiueS we're tho people who
listened to President Dsbs, Of the A. X
u. in tho Opera House tonight. Debs
wns enthusiastically received. He said:
'ThlB vas a crisis brought ahnuL FIRST,
by the inhumau cruelty and oppression
Of Pullman towards his employees; sec.
ond, by the railWayS deciding 10 stand
by Pullman In his oppression; third,
by an understanding among the rail.
way managers that It was necessary to
crush tho railway uniou:"
DebG then said that no had always
beon ia favor OF arbitration and op.
posed to strikes until the gauntlet was
thrown down and an effort made to
crush organized labor, and there was a
tIno when not 10 strike meant degrade.
ton and dishonor, and this was At that
timo. He made quito lengthy address
and was vocIferously applauded.
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PLArrsBuro, N. Y, July 9o.-To-day
was gala day for Pla.tsburg aud the
Catholic summer school. Tho festIvi-
ties opened with solemn ponti6cal
mass, celebrated by tho Ri. Rev. Bishop
Burke, OF Albany. ArchbtShop CORR.
gan presided at tho throne. AT $3.50, in
In tho presence Of hundreds Of summer
school students and visitors, the arch.
bishop hid the corner stone Of the nd.
ministration building and blessed tho
casino which 10 in course Of coustruc.
tIOn
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NThore arc four Calss y handicap
events md four Of Class A. The Glass
A handicaps will DO published in Tues
days fXrELLfGEScGR. There arc thirty
seven Glass A mon entered in tho han
dIcaps, and probably morning hoats
will bo necessary.
Tho following officers have been
't Referee, J. Wade MCGOWAN, of Pitts
burgh Judges, Harry WintringOr, John
Griffith, George i. Peabody, h Mathor
Archer and William Dinger, OF Wheel.
ing; timers, John Walker. A. Q. Chtlds.
Charles W. Houston, George Crawford
ind John FiCkes; startor. L. J.. Ham
mond; clorl OF course, W. II. Anderson,
Of Chicago; assistants to tho clerk Of
COURSE Lou Munkor, Frank Blackburn,
W. Griffith. Ump;res, Dan Cable, w.
Doepke and William Fioto; scorcrs,
George 2. Kolls, William Franoy, Harry
Thompson. Simon Lotus; announcors,
Robert I.onnle, Of Chicago. W. NJ.
Trainer; track marshal, John Brann.
npnn.
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So shy those who havIngCxpcrIcnocdI t' bone
fW themselves, RdviSO their IcsparIng friends
10 uN IIostettor's Stomach nittOn ior tho com.
blucd oviiS--livCr complaint, dyspepsia aud irrO.
gulArity Of the bowels. Fruitful Of benefit IL
Tho lIlttcrs IN InnnrInl. rheumatic and kidney
troubles aud nCTvOuSnOs( Use the RTcut remedy
with persistence.
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MrxxEAroMs, MIMI, July 29.-Thc
Toledo. Minneapolis game broke up In q
row and the umpire gave 1t to the Mil
lars 9 TO o. The score at the end Of the
sixth inning was 10 each.
At Sioux City-slouS City, l2; Do.
At Observation-Disclosures 0; Grand
Rapids, II.
dianapolis, ..
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boat Ios.e. the best rider In South.
era France and several Wheelmen Of
local fame. The race for the Tou-'
louso prize at the Yeledrame
Buffalo today was won BY Lumsaen.
with starbuck the American, second
and Muringef third. The tandem race
OF 5000 metrAs was won BY Verhe4en
and Iouvot Fassier and Crooks. Aper-
gaaa. ,-oaa aaNoV1H
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since the 1STELId0EhCEh, buRESSS0V
the idea several weeks ago, The stonben-
vile Bicycle club has been negotiating
With the L. A. W. racing board relative
10 securing q date In tho national cir
cult, Immediately after the Wheeling
date. Tho boys have becn successful,
Chairman Raymond having granted
them Monday, October L Tho tri.state
radius now has three national circuit
dates, as follows:
Keystone Bicycle Club, Pittsburgh
September %.
Wheeling Athletic Wheelmen, Wheel
ing. September 20.
stoubenville Bicycle Club. steuben'
Vile, October l.
There Is q trio Of race meets that Will
draw the best racing men In tho
country. The Pittsburgh clubs prizes
arc valued at g 300, wbeelinG's at g 500
aud stoubenville's list will tootup about
$1,000 at least, making total OF M,OOo
10 prizes for three days racing: what
better snap can tho average racing man
want? The result will DO that these
three meets will show up with more
entries and better than any that have
been held this year, and they will con.
stitute fitting wind.up Of tho national
circuit
In connection with those meets q
Nhooiino man haA been booming O
steamboat excursion 10 start from Pitts
burph and carry the racing mon. their
friends and spectators, lsat 70 wheel.
ing, then TO Steubenvllle and finally
back to tho Smoky City. OF this pro.
iect the amateur Athlete Of Pittsburgh
has the following: -,
'The Keystone boys, and Wheeling
and steubenville cyclers have a scheme
on hand, which II worked ont should
prove very successful and give this SOC.
ton OF the country three big bicycle
meetings. Tho KeyBtones have . sane
lion for Friday, September 28th, Wheel.
ine has ono for Saturday, tho Goth, and
steubenyille has made application Tor
Monday, October lat, the intention
being 10 advertise and boom tho three
meets together. They have also sug-
gested running an excursion boat FROM
Pittsburgh to Wheeling on tho day Of
the Wheeling races, and on Sunday take
a trip down the Ohio, returning TO
steu6envilIe for tho races on Monday,
the racing mon and their friends to nc
company them. This is o novel idea,
aud II worked out should draw an
enormous field OF entries, and with tair
weather tho riders and their friends
would have most enjoyable time.
After a vast amount Of work we'll
done in q remarkably short time tho
steubenville Athletic Clubs big cycling
race meet Is drawing near at hand, aud
with evory indication OF scoringa big
success. Tho number and tho class Of
entrants to tho races arc good, and with
fair weather no doubt there will DO great
crowds in attendance Tuesday and
Wednesday afternoons.
Wheeling will send big crowd up to
the StoubenviIIe races, including dele.
CATION from the Wheeling Athletic
Wheelmen, who will secure tho entries
OF the racing men in attendance for
their national circuit meeting here Sep
TENDER 90. II Is thought nearly all the
prominent racing men In the country
will take In tho three national circuit
meets In the tri-state radius.
The Island young lady cyclers, who
have declared their inten ton to don
the bloomer suits, will find lots OF com