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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-03
Mckane TO Have a Communion.

NEW YORK. March e.-Auchael s.
Fay. Inspector O. the Nineteerla election
3'strict Of tne ond assembly d'sU.ct.
Wa was convicted in the court o. eyer
aud o nlCr q. Wednesday ,f lnalrg
"a false canvass OF the votes cat 100 me
last elcc'ca. was to-day sent,l .li 10
five years II States prison by judge
Barrett.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-03
a London View Of McKaue.

LONDON. March 1.-The Times this
morning prints q column article ON the
history OF BOSS" Ncl<ane. OF Coney
Island Ut says: Everybody in q position
90 judge lditves that his dowlt.'h viii
haze decided influence i'm the wa IF
purifying elections throughout the st3tes
If nc Urion. II is startling. hoWevcr,
% think that such a caree- as lis is
possible En- the very heart IF tn Oldest
and richest snc most highly edu'dici ste.
II "a of The nation
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-03
M'H4NE IN STRIPES.
The Ex-Boss of Coney Island Assigned +
His Daily Iasks.

SING SING. y. y. March John Y.
McKane after being duly received at
prison last evening. was locked i'm cell
ll9 ON the third gallery. He ate scarce
~ any supper but slept well all night.
This morning he marched 10 the mess
room with the other convcts and ate
quite "a hearty breakfast. He has been
consigned 10 the clothing industry and
took his place i'm that department this
morning lie is taking his imprisonment
i'm a very sensible manner and shows
d.. 1fDre If IraakfuD down
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1894-03-03

With Jacket fronts and circular basque
An exceedingly stylish waist in brown
wool dress goods with the under revers
faced with the same material. the uecond
reyers Of white satin or MORE, and the third
or top one in black satin or MORE each
corresponding fiat collar being OF the same
material as the revers. A iabot Of cream
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inches bust measure.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-15

IT.. 0hhFlt ana mats.
The Nandcrbilts may think they can
ontdo the Astors when n comes a.
ekeletons In the closets, but they can't do
Ward McAllis,er has not yet given bis
'opinion OF divorces a. applicable to the
upper ten.
Between the Vans, the Draws. the
Astors and others OF the 400 there il NO
lack Of subjects for the o'clock teas.
Thank heaven the Goulds still remain
at tho top OF the heap in social circles.
Never believe all you hear or all you
read or all you see because n you do vou,II
wish that you hadn't,
Thomas 3. Reed is so smooth that no
|dice are In his vicinity.
II the 400 were sifted bow many would
remain la the hopper Of mortality.
The baseball season hes drawn 10 a close
without disaster, but the trouble com
,nences when the football games are
called.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-15
PREPARED FOR WORST.
Captain Bradshaw Proposes to Chal-
Ienge Colonel Clay's Vote.

LEXINGTON, Ky, Sept. 15.-Thirty- five
of the best women in Lexington have in
vitsd the ministers of the city TO meet
with them TO pray for the defeat of Breck-
inridge.
Colonel Zeke Clay, the famous Kentucky
horseman, resides in Bourbon county near
Paris. He has taken an active interest i'm
the breckenridge campaign and is leader
OF the Owens element.
Colonel Clay made the emphatic declara-
ton that blood would flow if his vote was
challenged at the primary, and he was
asked tomake oath 10 support the nominee.
Captain Bradshaw is leading citizen
OF Paris. He is one of the Breckinridge
judges of tho election, and is expected to
challenge Clay's vote. He was informed
of Clay's statement. II is said that he has
taken ont $4,000 insurance on his life,
and is engaged in strengthening up his
business affairs.
Colonel Clay is brother Of Cassius NJ.
Clay, Jr., now candidate for governor of
Kentucky.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-15

Go to school,
The happiest days of boys lie are his
chool days. How thankful the boy
should be who has thorough education
10 start life with.
Do you ever think of the disadvantages
the boy has to labor under who has no
education. IL you do not il is worth
thinking Of.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-15
CHARGED WITH MURDER.
BY The Associated Press.

LOWELL, Mass, Sept 15.-Patrick Sulli.
van, Patrick j. Foley and Cornelius
Neagle, arrested in connection with the
Foster murder case, were brought into
court yesterday. The complaint against
them was made out In the name of Chief
of Police Mcintosh of Woburn, and IL
charges the men with murder. The read
ing of the complaint was waived by
counsel for the prisoners. and the three
men were remanded to Lowell Jail until
Sept -.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-15
REDMOND SUPPORTSDALY


LONDON, Sept. Is. - John Redmond.
Parnellite NJ. r., warmly supports the can.
didacy Of the convict, DAILY, who 1t has
been proposed shall stand for election to
parliament from Limerick Redmond
says that the election of DAILY would make
Home Secretary Asquith understand the
strength of the feeling in Ireland In favor
of amnesty 10 political prisoners.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-15
BRlTlSHERS IN COREA.
Bv The Associated Press.

LONDON, sept l5-Captain Cavendisb
has been detailed TO join the headquarters
of the Chinese army In Corea, as British
military attache with the headquarters
stan. A British army surgeon has been
detailed to join the headquarters staff of
the ChineSe army, and another one has
been sent to join the staff of the Japanese
army
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-15
DEADLOCK Is SILL ON.
BY The Assoclsted Press.

WnuAMsPoRT, Pa, Sept 15.-The dead.
lock in the Sixteenth district Republican
congressional conference remains nm
broken. The conferrees, after taking the
lsOth ballot yesterday, adjourned until
Sept 20.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-15
LONG STRIKE ENDED.


P1TTsBuRG, Sept l5.--The strike at the
New York and Cleveland Gas Coal com
pany's mines Is over. The men have been
out five months. During the past week the
men have been breaking away and several
mines are now in operation, while the en-
tire plant will be running by Monday.
The company employs about 5000 men.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-15
A Shortage in Wines.

CAPE TowN, Sept. lb.-The annual out
put of Cape wines has fallen from 9, 0O0. .OO0
Co 100000 gallons, during the last four
years. The decrease is partly due to
phylloxera
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-15
laps WERE REPULSED,


TIEN-TsIN, Sept. 1b.--News has reached
here from Pang- Yang that the japanese
on tho night of Sept. 12 made an attempt
to surprise the Chinese camp, but were re-
pulsed with heavy loss.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-15
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A DOLLAR A HEAD.
BIZ The ssociated Press.

WAsHrNGToN, Sept. 15--Secretary Car
isle has called the attention of collectors
of customs TO the fact that on and after
Oct. the head money collected from i'm.
migrants shall be 81 instead of 10 cents
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1894-09-15
The Annual Meeting.

The annual meeting Of the Affair Club
was held last evening. The following of
ficers were chosen: President, I. A. Shin.
pee; vice-president, A. =. Barney; secre-
tasy, William IA. Sykes: treas
urcr, A.. j. Stamp; business man
sger. y. n. Mowry; stage manager.
y. l.. Stevenson; Investigating commit
tee, y. III. Mooney, chairman; Mrs! l.. g.
Stevenson, A. l.. Barney: advisory COM
mhtee, q. {. Harrington; Instructor. Mrs.
H. Z. Stevenson. The club voted To set
apart she first Friday evening OF eacb
month as Affair Night. The financial
condition OF the club is in excellent
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06
A BALF Mile TRACK
TO Be LOCATED ON TIE SIEENROD FARM,
PLEASANT VALLEY.
An Exciting Main Ont BOggs' Run Yesterday.
Local Base Ball and Other Sporting
News Of Interest

The project to establish q half mile
track at some point along the National
Road, east Of the city, has long been
agitated among local lovers and own
ers of horsehesh. Several suitable To-
cations have been considered, but salts
factory terms could not be made. At
present the State Fair Grounds is the
only place where owners Of fast horses
can speed" the animals. The pro-
posed location for a track, combines
the advantages OF more than one
track, and in addition the opportunity
for speed trials while out driving along
the road.
A number OF Wheeling gentlemen
have secured a promise from ex-Sherif
Lewis Steenrod that he will put down a
half-mile track this fall on his farm
near Mt. de Chantal. The location is
an admirable one. II will be just In the
rear OF the new residence OF 5. ,. Bloch,
connecting with the pike by a road
about two hundred yards In length.
Mr.. Steenrod has been guaranteed q
purse Of $500 each year, to be made up
by the sale OF season tickets at i've dol
lars each. The track will be put In
shape about the middle Of September,
and will no doubt become very popular.
II is probable.that a series OF races Will
be arranged each season among local
horses.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06

anv Wheeling team under fourteen
wears to meet them this afternoon at
O'clock. on the Riverside grounds, for
game. The AtIantics will be there
ready to play.
Ankles Ice Cream Eaters, OF the
South Side, is the name OF 9 new oase
ball team. The club played us nrss
game yesterday and came of with vic,
tory. Charles Burt Is the captain OF
the Ice Cream Eaters. The game was
with the Eighth ward Fakirs, ana the
score was TO 4.
The Hub Base Ball Club will play the
House & Herman Club on the peninsula
grounds this afternoon At O'CLOCK.
The batteries will be: For the HUB,
Mcclure and Seeles; for the House q
Hermans, Hoffman and Glass.
The Top Mill Stars defeated the S.
S., of the Island, by score OF ~ 10 D.
The feature of the game was the pat
terry work of Swartz and Riddle Tor the
Top Mill Stars. Kellar and Grove was
the battery for the ). 5.
The Island Base Ball Club would IKE
to meet the Kirkwood Club on Saturday
or any time convenient to them. III the
Kirkwoods mean business 1t 10 hoped
they will pay some attention to THIS
challenge.
The Emsheimer & Bros would ike
to play the G. Mendel Juniors on the
Revmann grounds. II accepted, Dc on
the grounds at o'clock this afternoon
The E. B. Potts defeated the East
Wheeling Stars by the score OF % TO 10;
Batteries: For the Potts, Saurs and
Lutz; for the Stars, James and Green.
The Irwins and Mozart base Dali
teams will play this afternoon In the
Riverside grounds. Gray and BAKE
will be the battery for the Mozarts.
The w. w. Irwlns have signed three
new players, and will cross bats TINS
afternoon at o'clock with the Mozarts'
on the Riverside grounds.
E. L. Frame, the genial captain OF
the Genoa base ball club, is to be mar
ried next week TO handsome Soutn
Side lady.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06
THE Miners STRIKE.
MANY LOCAL FACTORIES SUBSTITUTING GAS
FOR FUEL
Pending a Settlement Of The TrOuble-Ohsials Of
the .. u. W. Of 4. Confident Of Tic
tory-Indusirial Notes

The local officials OF the United
Mine Workers report everything en-
couraging in this district, and all pro-
Tess confidence that the end OF the bat
tie will be . victory for the miners.
A conference of operators and miners
has been called, TO meet at Cleveland
on the 18th inst, when 1t is hoped that
the differences between the contend
ing forces will be amicably adjusted.
Local 2s9 has decided to send a dele
gate to the convention. and local leu
will probably be represented also.
In the meantime the supply OF coal
for private consumption is very low,
and many local mills are closing down
until such time as the strike is settled.
During the past week the miners have
been confronted with new phase OF
the situation. The mill mine operat-
ors have all offered to pay the wages
demanded, but under instructions from
the National Board, the men Will not
return to work. AS result gas is be-
ing used in several mills, and prepare
lions for its use are being made In
others. The mill owners will SO TO
considerable expense in this regard,
and 1t is possible that they would not
consent TO take 1t out, in the event OF
an early settlement Of the trouble.
The Belmont mill is TO be run with
gas, and already some OF the pipes have
been put In. A force OF workmen started
Yesterday morning, and part OF the
mill will 90 on in the morning. II will
be but few days until the heating de-
partment and the nail factory Will 90 IN
operation, IL the supply OF gas shall
prove sufficient. An endeaVor will also
be made TO have the gas run to the fur
mace, II there is any hope OF getting
coke, which now seems improbable. 1t
is thought the supply OF gas will be
great enough to run the nail mill and
the heating departments at least. 1t is
o lucky time of year In this respect, as
the private consumers OF the city have
about done away with this kind OF fuel
for the summer except for cooking pur-
poses. This will make it possible that
MANY OF the mills BOW idle or in part In
this locality can te run by gas tenn
porarily.
Already the Wheeling steel plant has
gas under eighteen boilers. AT the
Etna. Standard gas is being placed
under the furnaces, and workmen will
begin to pipe the La Belle this morn
ing. A big consignment OF coal arrived
at the Riverside yesterday, bat 1t is TO
be used principally at the tube works.
There is not more than enough coal and
coke to keep the steel works going for
three days, and II no more OF these
materials arrive before that time, the
works will have to be closed down in
definitely.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06
LOCAL INDUSTRIAL NOTES
Points Picked Up About the Oily La
Evening.

Points Picked Up About the Oily Last
Evening.
Trade is looking up at the Wheeling
bakery.
Yesterday was pay day at the River
side iron works.
The Wheeling steel works will DO on
In the morning.
Business is reported much better at
the Centre foundry.
The tube works will remain on double
turn this week. The new supply OF coal
rendered this possible.
The three large mines OF the Monon-
gah Coal Company, at Monongah, this
State, are in full operation.
The track hands at the Riverside iron
works, whose work it was to keep the
lines about the big mill in order, were
dismissed yesterday evening.
Last Friday night roll was broken
at the lower Benwood skelp mill. Rolls
were changed yesterday and the mill
will 90 on again tomorrow evening.
Turn No. 1, OF the Riverside steel
works yesterday raised handsome
purse for James Whitman, who was so
badly Injured recently by a slab Of steel
falling on him. Mr.. Whitman was
fellow employe.
Some big shipments we're made from
Bloch's tobacco factory yesterday out
the Cleveland, Lorain aad Wheeling
railway. The box factory at the works
was shut down last evening. Too many
boxes on hand was the cause.
Workmen began to coke the Belmont
blast furnace yesterday morning. 1t
will be idle to-day, no coke being the
cause. 1t Is intended to shut the fur
mace down earlier In the week, but a
small consignment OF coke arrived. by
the shut down about 200 men are Idle
The furnace has been having great
run for the last three months.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06
4 OFF. Celebration.

An invitation has been extended to
Couerde Leon Division No. and Col.
Bernard Shanley Division No. 81, U. K.
X. OF p. of this city, TO take part In
the May festival OF the h.
of P. in Bellaire. The Knights
in full uniform will go down
on Wednesday evening on steamer
Phillips which has been chartered for
the occasion. A brass band from Bell
aire will come TO Wheeling to act as q
musical escort, coming mp on the street
car line to the hall Of CGur de Leon
Division, marching up to Colonel
Bernard Stanley Divisions hall,
continuing the march up to
Tenth street, up Tenth to Main, down
Main to Twelfth, thence to the boat,
when the divisions will embark for Bell
aire. Extensive preparations have been
made for their reception. Sister lodges
are invited TO join L. Il.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06
Picture Hooks. Kurner & Chew.
Wen known Citizen Dead.

John McGarrel, prominent and
highly esteemed citizen Of the second
ward, passed away yesterday, after a
brief illness. Mr.. McGarrel was q
basket maker By trade aud conducted =
shop on Market square for many years,
retiring few years ago. Among bis
children who survive him are Andrew
j., manager OF Heintz's Preserve Works
at Toledo. o., and Sister Mary John
Berkman, OF the community OF ST.
Joseph, who has been stationed In Graf
ton. but was at the bedside OF her father
during his last illness. The bereaved
family has the sympathy OF wide cir
Gle OF friends.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06
Biz E1ont OF tho Mozart.

The Mozart Singing Society, OF the
South Side, is making arrangements to
have the May Day festival at Mozart
Park on the 14th OF this month, the
grandest event ever given by the soci-
ETY.. One OF the most elegant pro-
Qrammes ever listened to In the city Is
promised. One Of the renditions will be
entirely vocal, and the Mozart Society
will be- aided in this by both the ArIon
and Beethoven societies. This Is the
piece OF music which will be sung at the
great convention Of singers which Is to
meet in the city Of Toledo, O.. the COM
ing summer. 1t is said that there will
be one hundred and fifty voices in the
chorus.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06
ALirslr Mxin Yesterday.

Yesterday afternoon there was an In
teresting cooking main in held out
Boggs' run. There were three fights,
$50 being waged on each. Benwood
fowls won each fight over those OF this
city. About $50 sports from this city,
Benwood, Bellaire and other places saw
the main, and about $3.50 outside
changed hands.
The rivalry between the owners Of
fine fighting fowls in this city and Ben
wood still exists By reason OF this an
other fight was arranged some time
ago, and the fowls were put in careful
training, The leaders kept the main a
great secret, and the Benwood police
did not get wind Of it until it was over.
However, REGISTER reporter was on
the ground and took in the fight.
1t was about five o'clock yesterday
afternoon when the fight was over and
the sports departed for their homes,
agreeing that the main was one OF the
best ever seen in this locality. Every
fight was interesting and closely fought.
The fowls were the finest in the two
cities.
The first fight was between two red
games, the Benwood fowl weighing 3
pounds IA ounces and the Wheeling one
SIP. 1t lasted two pittings and the
Wheeling fowl was done for.
The second fight was four pittings In
length, and the chicken from this city
was killed. The Beuwood chicken was
a blue game OF SIS, and the Wheeling
fowl was red game Of 6-2.
The last fight was the best OF all. 1t
contained eight pittings, and again the
Wheeling game was defeated. Ben
woods fowl was a blue game of SIS and
the Wheeling cock was red OF 6-3.
The sports are arranging for another
fight In the near future.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06
A Peculiar Occurrence.

Yesterday morning there was a
peculiar incident at the pharmacy OF
John Coleman, on South Chapline
street. A lady purchaser came to the
store, and she was accompanied by her
dog, which was left outside the screen
door. The dog ran out into the street,
and ran toward the door. He leaped
high up against the screen, and sue
ceeded in getting about half OF his body
through the door. He hung there sus-
pended. 1t was hard job to get him
out of the screen. The door was ruined,
and the dog was badly scratched.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06

A meeting Of the Wheeling Society
Of Scientific Culture will be held
this evening, beginning at 1883
o'clock, at the home Of Chris Beck, az
3637 Chapline, street. This will be the
first meeting OF the new organization,
whose purpose 1t is TO advance the mem
bers In science and general knowledge.
The society will have about 200 mem
bers In this city and locality. II 10 the
intention TO have lectures by the most
able lecturers in the field.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-05-06
DF ANK Kid and Silk Gloves and Silk
ODAOh MIts that give satisfactory weak
GEO. NJ SHOOK 4 co.
ninh,hsrIa ana scarlet Fever in Bsnw God.

The REGISTER has spoken Of the cpl
demic OF scarlet fever in Benwood. To
make things worse, diphtheria has
made its appearance, and its form from
medical authority is quite malignant.
Scarlet fever is in five different fam
lilies and diphtheris in about as many.
There have been half dozen deaths
resulting from the fever and two or
three from diphtheria. Many citizens
will take their children from the town,
as they fear the infection.