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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-17

Otner aC0letlc ASSOCIATIONS, w m' N@I
dorf Astor and General Patrick A. COL
lins, U. S. Consul General. After the
company
HAD TOASTED THE QUEEN,
President Cleveland, the Prince OF
Wales and the members OF the royal
family, Sir Richard Webster presented
medals to the successful athletes. Each
recipient was hailed with an outourst OF
cheers
In handing a medal to Hickok, YaIe's
captain, Sir Richard Webster said: II
never presented a medal To better
athlete. l ain proud to meet him and
thank him and the team he brought
over"
,Hickok received an immense ovation.
The medals are beautiful engraved
souvenirs, enclosed in elaborate cases.
On the diverse side of the medals are
the names Of the events and OF the re-
cipient; and on the reverse side are the
joined arms Of Yale and oxford.
A the conclusion Of the presentation
Sir Richard Webster referred to the
gallant figEt for the half mile run, and
spoke in high praise Of the splendid
performance OF Woodruff and Green
how. He then proposed a toast to the
Yale team, which, he said, he regarded
as the principal toast Of the evening.
He had seen many American athletes,
but 1t was a privilege to say few
words in honor OF the Yale team. II
they had been victorious he would not
have grudged them their victory.
He ADMIRED THE PLUCK
and spirit of the American University.
Such contests have done much 70 draw
nations together.
The toast was then drunk amid the
gaeatest enthusiasm, the Oxford men
standing on their chairs, waving their
glasses and cheering and shouting for
Yale.
Hlckok made a few remarks in re-
sponse.
c. c. Sherall then proposed a toast to
the Oxford team. In drinking the
toast the yale men left their seats and
grouped around Sir Richard Webster's
chair and gave the Yale yells. This
was received with great cheering. Fry
responded for the oxford team, and eu-
logized the work of Hikok and Brown.
He said that both Oxford and Cam-
bridge were proud of the visit of the
Yale athletes who had taught them so
much.
General Sir Francis Grenwell pro-
posed the toast "Our American Cous-
ms"
Mr.. Baysrd, rising responded in a
happy vein.
As Mr.. Bayard concluded, after mid
night, all the guests stood on their
chairs and sang "For he is a Jolly good
fellow" and the Yale men repeated
their cry for the typical American,
Bayard. 1t was nearly l o'clock before
the gathering dispersed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-17
The Psarly Substance

OF the teeth is brittle. SOZODONT,
composed exclusively OF nygienic vegetable
elements, aud containing no solvent, is the
only article which, while whitening the
,enamel, preserves its soundness.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-17
SIX MEN WE'RE KILLED,
And Nearly Score Wounded, in a
Battle, in Alabama,
BETWEEN MINERS AND DEPUTIES.

The Strikers Held a Meeting and
Decided to Murder the Negroes
as They Left the Mine, and,
Lying in Ambush, They Killed
the First Three-The Leader OF
the Deputies Shot Above tho
Heart - A Desperate French
man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-17
r,srusnsssr nsesra.

Mr.C. Scauepf, the ODers House drug.
fist made the following ooservstons OF
the temDersture YESTERDAY; . NJ .. %
m, "a; IL m. 90; Sp. N, sSi q p m-' 81
Weather clear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-17
THE WEATHER

WASHINGTON, d. c., July l6.-For West
Virginia, Western Pennsylvania and ONO
Partly cloudy; continued high tempera-
ture; southeast winds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-17
TERRIFIC.

4 CasSon Full Of Ammunition EIplodes at the
Juncturs of the Two Boulsvards IN Chicago,
Killing Three Soldiers, Fatally lpjlriDg Sew
sral and Wouniing Many More - Seven
Horses Killsd-Ths Streets Looked Like a
Batlsfeld-Shrapnsl That Rainsd Like Hail.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-17

WASHINGTON, d. c., July 1.-TWO more
appropriation bills, the legislative, exscu-
tive and judicial and the District Of Colum-
bia, were disposed Of by the Senate to-day.
This leaves but three more appropriation
bills to be considered.
RoNE, July 16.-The Senate has approv-
ed the anti. Anarchist bill
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-17
MAY BE TROUBLE.
Imported Negro Miners in Mason Comfy Armed
Win Winchester Rihss-Ihs White Ken
Whose Places They Took are Angry and
Ugly-A Frss-br-all Fight in Which Rszors
Came 0ut-A Bank Boss Hit With Brick.
SDIrfnI TO the Reolsts-.

6DI(fdt 70 ths Rt0lsLsr.
MASON CITY, w. VA, July 16,-Tbe
Consumers Coal and Mining Company
received its second consignment OF
Winchester rifles from Parkersburg
Saturday evening by the late train, and
early Sun day morning repaired TO the
houses where the negroes are quartered
and issued the guns. The negroes are
now al work and no one has dared to
molest them, but there Is strong
undercurreut working among the dis
charged union white men. The negroes
were under instructions from Spilman
not TO venture outside their yards and
armed men were an guard ali day. As
j. c. Whit, the bank boss, was In the
act Of leaving festival Saturday night
some one
SMASHED HIM IN THE BACK
OF the head with brick. He soon re-
covered, He was arrested to-day for
carrying concealed weapons and bound
over to the grand jury. Two hegrOes
at Spilman became involved in quar-
rel early yesterday morning about a
woman. A general free-for-all fight
ensued and one negro was slashed badly
with razor. During the melee a
negro rushed in with q Winchester and
snapped 1t twice while 1t was pointed At
the head OF another negro. No arrests
have been made though Sheriff Gardner
was at the works this afternoon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-17
DISAGREEMENT

Seems Probable q. Prsssni-Ihs Tariff ConisrssS
ars'Studyiug Over the B"! Kind Of Report TO
Maks-A General Disagreement, With Some
Important Points Specified Seems Most Prob
abls-Rull confsrsHcs May Meet To-Day or
To-horrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-17
SMASHED HIM IN THE BACK
WAR STILL ON.

Between the Towns Of Enid and Roand and The
Rock Island Railwsy-Ths Road Sill Re-
fuses to Stop Trains a. he Places When
Waved, and the Residents are Burning
Bridges and Using Dynamit.-Ihs Soldiers on
the Scene.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-17

LoNroy, July 16.-Dsspite the love
of fair play Of which the English are
won; 10 boast, the crowds which wilt
messed the contests between the Oxford
aud Yale teams today, were gen
erauYmost unfairly partisan. OF course,
in the box where the American Am6as-
'sador and a number Of prominent En-
gIshmsn were gathered. The En-
gishmen made a point Of ciappiny
their hands when a Yale man
was Successful, and Mr.. Blyard
was equally careful to applaud
the success Of the oxford men. but
everywhere else the most intense ieal-
ousy was manifested. Ia front Of what
was known as Yale's pavilion, which
was supposed to be reserved for Ameri-
cans, a crowd Of well dressed men and
women gathered aud when the little
knot of Yale men gave the college
cheer, many Of those people would turn
round and make insulting remarks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-17

GUTHRIE, o. T., July 16.-The war
between the towns OF Enid aud Round
Pond and the Rock Island railway was
renewed with vigor to-day, after forty
eight hours truce following the arrival
Of troops.
Two bridges between Kremlin and
Round Pond were fred to-day and burn
ed completely, putting complete stop
to all traffic. Telegraph wires were cut
and attempts made
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-17
TO USE DYNAMITE

at several places. More troops have
been ordered there. Acting Governor
Lowe offers a reward OF $500 for the ar
rest and conviction OF any party en-
gagged in burning bridges or any other
railroad property.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-17

CHICAGO, July 16.-A caisson OF Bat
terry T, Second artillery U. S. A.. ex-
ploded with terrible force shortly after
one o'clock this afternoon, at Grand
and Oak Boulevards. Two artillery
men and one trooper were instantly
killed Nearly score OF other persons
-tro ops, residents in the vicinity and
passers-by were injured, some OF them
fatally. The list OF
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-17

was greeted with loud cheers as he en-
tered the banquet hall. Besides the
teams there were 130 guests, most OF
them men OF distinction. Sir Ricnard
Webster, formerly Attorney General
presided. United States Ambassador
Bsyard sat at his right and Sir Jonn
Ashley at the left, the two teams follow
ing side by side. Among the others
present were the Presidents and Secre-
taries Of the Oxford and Cambridge and
other athletic associations, VIM. wal
dorf Astor and General Patrick A. COL
lins, U. S. Consul General. After the
companY
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-07-17

can be more readily understood when ii
is remembered that the l32 cartridges
contained 495 pounds OF powder. The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-26
For tho Women.

The first of "Daily Hints to House.
keepers" appears to-day. The 1NrELLt-
dENcEa hopes that they may DO inter-
esting and helpful. They arc not in
tended for banquets or any sort Of high
living, but to give some directions to
the everyday table OF persons who de-
sire to live moderately, which is to say
we'll.
Iftho housekeeping readers Of the In
rELLlGEScER will ask for such recipes as
they desire, and II they will contribute
recipes whicE they know to be practical,
the feature will grow into helpful de-
partment that will appear once week.
"Daily Hints" will. OF course, be given
daily.
1t should not be necessary to remind
any thoughtful housewife that there is
no easier way to obtain and to hold do
minion over man than to make him
glad to cit at his own table.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-26

II comes from n reliable source Tint ElkinS has
q scheme by which he will deliver the vote OF
this state In the next national Republican con.
vCntIOn for c1.prCsidCnt Harrison. ElkinS was
n member OF IIurrIson'S cabinet and is now one
OF the wArmcst advocates Of his denomination.
In the event that he is sent TO Warrington no
missionary work for Harrison, WUtclinD RGq.
iSier
During the recent campaign the Reg
iatcr drew frequently on iss reliable
SOURCE" and what moss it madO of 1t
all The columns OF that newspaper
wero full OF snake stories about the
prominent Republicans OF tho state,
and behold tho result!
II Mr.. EIkins has scheme by which
he will deliver to ox.President Harrison
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-26
The TaIephone Edltor.


He is somsthinE new in 4 newspaper
Office, bot we've got him. He is an
evolution Of the progress Of the age.
aud VIC had TO have him. He Is the
tirs. OF his kind. bat there will be
others.
Tie telephone editor Is invented aud
duly installed by the ISTELLioEScrR to
enable the noble art Of telephony 70
do its level best Without this pew and
expansive brain power in the office Of
the up.to-date newspaper. the telephone
would not have q fair chance to realize
all the manifold possibilities Of Its great
mission to mankind.
The telephone editor will do his duty
withoutany slips, evasions or excuses. He
will never be absent from his post He
will send and receive at tho same time.
He will hold pleasant converse stimuli
tansously with persons in unlimited
number on an equal variety Of topics.
While 1t Ia the business, and will be
the Joy, OF the telephone editor to an
swer any question at any time, being
human he will be permitted to have
few minor weaknesses. His chief
frailty will be passion for receiving in
advance of the telegraph editor, and
having neatly done up for convenience
in prompt delivery. dog fights, prize
fights, cock fights, foot ball fights, base
ball mills, horse races and bowling con-
tests.
He will be at his best on election
nights, when, by special contract, he
will pcrfor m on two telephones at once.
This will be very interesting, and he
no will be glad to have his friends
drop in to see him do it. When
not otherwise engaged he will have,
ready to turn in on demand, the record
OF ancient floods, earthquakes and
cholera epidemics.
1t will be no trick at all for him to
give any date from Adam to Cleveland.
He will be go expert in this that it will
tickle his pride to try him with some
hard ones. Nobody need hesitate to ask
Tor what he wants. 1t will be the tele.
phone editors business to supply it.
The telephone editor will relieve the
general pressure and make it possible
to save the other talent from going mad.
This will contribute Immensely to the
comfort of the office and the edifcation
Of the esteemed reader.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-26

Baltimore AMERICAN.
Indications point TO the election OF
Hon. Stephen b. EIkins United States
senator from West Virginia on the first
ballot. The dispatches from day to
day in The American have shown the
increasing strength OF the candidacy,
and there Is no longer any doubt about
his success.
When tho campaign was about to
open the Republicans OF the state did
not know exactly what to do. They
turned to Mr.. Elkins for advice and aid.
He gave both. Declining to take a
nomination. but judiciously recon-
mending the strongest candidates, he
went into the campaign with all his
wonderful vigor aud yiyacity. He is an
extraordinary man. combination oil
Napoleon and Mckinley, handsome,
able, optimistic, and generally victo'
rious. The result crowned his work.
Four Republican Congressman and a
Republican Legislature showed the
potency Of his efforts. To him. more
than any one man, were those triumphs
due. .
There 10 q great field for Mr.. EIkins
in the senate. The time has come when
the solid south 10 broken, when it has
shaken of the shackles OF prejudice,
and turned towards the morning. The
south needs n man to look out for her
interests, for her industries, aud no
state could stand as the sponsor Of that
man better than West Virginia, whose
mineral and industrial wealth has only
touched the edge OF it's possibilities.
For what he ha+ done, and for what
he can do, West Virginia should elect
Mr.. Elkins unanimously.
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A sensible view of 1t.

Point Pleasant Register (DtH.l
We can't see the propriety OF the
Wheeling Register and other Demo-
cratic papers in heaping abuse upon
Hon. Stephen B. Elkins, because he
happens to DO candidate for United
States senator. He is az good man
for tho position as the Republicans have
got, and, in our opinion, much prefer
able to General Golf. 1t 10 none OF our
business whom tho Republicans may
elect senator. But it seems to US that
Mr.. Elkins Is the proper man for the
place. He certainly earned the honor
for his work in the interest OF his party
during the campaign just ended. Be.
sides, he is largely interested in rail-
roads and coal mining in this state, and
has invested most OF his money in in this
state for its development and upbuild-
ing. We always favored Senator Cam.
don for this position because he had
done 50 much for the material interest
Of our state, and likewise We favor MIR.
Elkins for senator. We want to see
men honored who can induce capital to
invest In all that goes to the upbuilding
and improvement and development Of
our state.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-26
catarrh Cannot be Cured

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Catarrh Cure is not quack medicine.
1t was prescribed by one Of the best
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Tho Bond Sale aud the Proceeds.
The bond subscriptions exceed the
amount to be placed, aud the offerings
are at a rate OF interest below 8 per
cent. This shows that the credit OF the
government is good aud that money is
cheap; all of which we knew before.
When these bonds shall have been is
sued there will be az increase in the in
terest- bearing debt Of 500, 1000, 900 under
this administration and sn increase OF
Sl0O0O,O 900 year in the interest charge.
Under Republican administration the
tide ran the other way, 80 that in the
late campaign the people were told that
the Harrison administration "looted
the treasury" The people were ex-
pec.ed to believe that money used to
pay debt was money used dishonesty.
The Cleveland administration has not
admitted that it used any OF the pre-
vious loan OF 100000 to meet current
expenditures, but unless this was done
there are sundry millions absent and
unaccounted for.
So careful an authority as the Finan-
cal Chronicle takes it for granted that
some of the new loan will go this way,
for it speaks OF the growing deficiency
In the treasury, and Gays the figures
"show how imperative 1t was that the
plan Of suppling this deficit should be
undertaken at once" but the bondsare
sold under the specie resumption act,
to rehabilitate the gold reserve, not to
meet the ordinary daily expenses Of
running the government.
No matter what the supposition may
be or what the law may say, some or all
OF the proceeds Of this bond sale will 60
that way, and it will not be many
many months before the treasury de.
partment will be in the market offering
moro bonds. So the treasury continues
to 90 forward like the crab.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-26

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wording enc ..Itellnblr source"

Scene Register Cock-Loft.
The Great Mind to Political Roust-
about-Whatche got about Elkins for
P. R.-Nawthin! Amt We worked
that lead out?
G. M.-1hats not your funeral. Amt
we got to keep it up until We have some
Republican hair.pullin'P Say We learn
from reliable source that Elkins is
irving to rig up a Harrison delegation
for 1896. The boys want Mckinley,
and that'll make 'em mad.
P. R.-Ain't the reliable source been
worked for all it will stand?
G. M.-Don't you care. That goes.
Work it up and le. me zee it before you
send IL in.
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Highest of all in Leavening Power.-Latest U. S
ABSOLUTELY PURE

the Republican delegation from this
state, he has something worth seeing.
Unless sentiment in this state shall
change, not all the politicians in it
could hand the delegation over to Cen
eral Harrison or anybody else SO long as
william Mckinley is possibility.
But let the Register persevsre in Its
noble work of trying to make disseusion
among West Virginia Republicans. 1t
smuses them, it is so clumsy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-26
LESSON OF 1894.

The great Republican tidal wave,
Which swept the country DER,
Has buried free trade In grave,
Whence It will rise no morn
Wilson. the apostle OF reform.
So loud for free trade wont 70 cry.
From West NlFginia's hills he's torn,
And landed high and dry.
The storm, swept far DER western land,
Injury seemed to grow:
Knocked out the great free silver Bland,
Laid many q statesman low.
The angry voice OF the peoples will,
Rang out like clArion's call
In ruins deep Il buried Hlll.
With foul old Tammany Hall
The storm struck PenusslvAnlA's sotl..
And ragged from east 10 west;
Slngerly!s ambltionSit did spoil.
And laid him out 10 rest
Fen from Kentucky's far famed soil.
Delaware, Tennessee and Texas, too,
We hear In thunder tones FROM sons OF toll,
That TO protection they'll be true.
The solid south's thing Of the past,
Education Is spreading far and wide:
And protectIon'S lesson has at last
Stemmedthe surHing Bourbon tide.
The great stuffed prophet Of reform.
Hid deep In feather bed.
Escaped the fury OF the storm.
And saved his swollen head.
His time will come; III two years more
This tidal wave will sweep,
And bury Cleveland DER and DER,
With free trade In the deep.
Then will the people feel aud know
Rejoice each working man
That this great land will thrive and grow,
Run on protectors plan. J. c. Il
NOrkmber "a, 1894.
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