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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-09
NEW WAY TO SERVE BEEs.
Frozen Hard. Then Melted Partially and
supped With n spoon.

1--WE eaten a dish that you fellows
never heard Of" said gentleman in a
small, convivial crowd loafng. eating
and blbuatlng IN the ST. Nicholas cafe,
says the Cincinnati Tribune. "Some
lime I'll tell the chef what IL 10, and he
will ring it In when there Is swell
blowout. IL was pure accident that led
to its discovery, and IL came about
in this way: zone warm summer after
noon I went home 70 dinner al five
o'clock as usual, and / discovered that
the folks had @ freezer Of ice cream.
didn't discover, but also knew that /
had few pIats nj beer on hand. i
thought, now I'll bury few OF them In
this tub OF broken fee aud salt, and al
bedtime I'll have few bottles OF strict
ly No. /. cool beer. Oh, yes, / Ike IL
sometimes. / don. drink champagne
all the time, though ] look like IL.
About ten O'Clock / went TO the cellar
to get my beer, and IL was
cold and nice, apparently.
drew the cork, but there wasn't the
sign Of q pop nor any fz. That puzzled
rne, bat little examination showed the
beer bard frozen, aud was the vorse
disappointed mau you ever saw. But !
beat the game easy. Idipped the lower
end Of the bottle in hot water, and in 90
Instant it-cracked straight around the
bottom OF the bottle. Then I warmed
the bottle little aud took out q mold OF
lager beer sherbet and ate IL with
spoon. Was il good? Say. II you fel-
lows want 10 know any more about IL,
try IL yourselves"
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best OF the fight. and 1t was the opinion
of the best judges that Carroll would
have won the fight in the thirtieth
round.
Referee Duffy decided the fight a
draw, which was In accordance with
equity and prize ring rules.
WANTS TO FIGHT FITZ.
ST. LOUIS. August s.-Dsn Creedon
tonight wired Howard Hacsett, OF
New York, that he was ready To fight
Bob Fltzslmmons TO q finish for any
purse and q side bet OF 81. 900, At l5S
pounds.
JIMMY STILL WINNING PRIZES,
BIRMINGHAM. August SIN the bIcy-
Gle tournament to-day Zimmerman, the
American champion. won the ten mile
professional scratch race, with Banker,
of Pittsburg, second; Wheeler, OF New
York. fourth. Zimmerman also cap
tured the one mile international race.
Banker came ia second but was disqual-
fled. Wheeler was sixth.
sANDow MARRIED.
MANCHESTER, Eng, August s.-San-
dow, the "Strong Man" was married
this morning in the cathedral to Miss
Blanche Brooks. the daughter of local
photographer.
Continued on Fourth Page.
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Sr. LOUIS, No.. August Sired
Kahn, q farmer living just outside the
east limits OF East Carondolet, Ills,
was murdered last night By his wife,
Annie, and her psramour, George Gen.
trell, who worked for the murdered
man. just before ten o'clock several
tol shots. Al q turn OF the road,
about three hundred yards from bis
home, they found Kahn In q pool Of blood
and evidence that 8 horrible struggle
had occurred. Across corn field the
struggle had been carried until the final
blow with a two pound blacksnith's
hammer had been dealt Is carried
away the entire left side OF
the head as far down rs ths
cheek bone, including the eye
and part OF the nose. The bullet
wounds also were In themselves enough
TO kill tho man. The weapons and
bloody clothing OF the guilty pair were
found hidden near the place where tho
man was murdered. The man and wo-
man were captured and taken TO Belle
Vile tonight Mrs. Kahn and Centrell
m ade q confession. The latter was the
hrst to break down, and
THE STORY he TOLD WAS STRANGE.
He stated that 4 man named Jerry
johnson had met him and given him q
revolver, with which he was compelled
to shoot Kahn. Centrell then told
practically the story OF the murder as
already related, beginnins at the attack
on Kahn At the straw pile, and the
flight across the cornfsld up TO ths
spot where Kahn was found and where
be was lying up TO IL o'clock to-day
the center OF attraction for large
crowd OF siRhtseers.
johnson, as far as can be learned
from the evidence, Is Mrs. Kahn who,
logged up In a pair OF her husbands
trousers, is said 10 have WELD ed the
hammer which smashed 10 the heAd OF
the murdered man. Central says shs
was there and took an active part In
the murder.
The strangest evidence agalnst her Is
the story told by her own son, Edward
Bozo, who isa stepsoo OF the dead rHn.
The Doy, who Is not more than IL or ~
years old, says that when the old man
went away from the house 10 20 10
Bungtown his mother and George went
out together, and that
HIS MOTHER HAD THE HAMMER,
and a bundle. This was some time after
Kahn went to town and shortly before
train time. When he heard the shoot
ing and the screams OF murder. he
began TO yell for bis mother, who did
not come In for some time after that.
When she did come back she told him
to shut up his noise and 20 TO bed.
shortly after that the men came up and
took the whole party. The woman at
frst tried 20 tell the johnson story, but
when she heard OF CentrelPs confession
she abandoned that entirely and said
that 1t had all been done by Csntrell
and that no such person asJehnson had
been mixed up with the affair 10 any
way whatever. Kahn was well To do
farmer. LynchInR was freely talked OF
by the excited natives but the prisoners
were kept safely guarded.
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sIsIERsvILLE NOTES.
sp<rfdI 70 Ns R<1iR(r.

Special 10 ne R>1fHSr
sIsrERsvILLE, w. VA. August a.
Something which 10 not down on the
bills for the Firsmen's picnic Is the 100
yards running race for local runners.
Mr. George NJ. Gardner IL engineering
the matter and IL promises 10 be Inter.
est!ng. Mr.. Gardner offers asa prize 70
the winner a meal ticket 81 his first.
class restaurant. The Opera House
shoe store offers a pair OF shoes TO tbs
second man and other prizes viii be Of
fered. Come 10 the picnic and have
big time.
Miss Cora Gordon was ia Wheeling
Wednesday.
Mrs. william Cospitt left for Cincin-
natl yetterday, called there BY the seri-
Gus illness OF her aunt
Walter Cutler went 70 Wheeling yes
tordsy evening on business
Attorney Frank d. Young left last
night for Mannington on legal business.
John Davis, OF the Newell. left last
evening on q business trip TO Bellaire.
Fred Wright and Sol Blumstlne went
20 Wheeling this morning.
). w. Lawrence returned to-day from
Q trip 70 ManninRton.
Miss Jennie McEldowpey, a charming
young lady Of New BartiDsylIIs, is the
guest OF A. A. Eskey and family.
Harry Benedict and Dsn Padgltt we're
in Wheeling last night and attended
the minstrel show.
Mrs. Chas. Most, who has been visit
ing her mother, Mrs. James Morrison.
Of Wells street. lett yesterday for home.
She was accompanied by her mother
and Miss Nellie Morrison, her niece.
Mrs. Morrison will also visit friends 10
Cleveland and Akron, o., before re-
turning.
The receipts OF the Eureka Pipe Line
Company, a. reported by the engineers
at the Thistle pump station this morn
lag for the "a boars.sndlng to-day ATT
o'clock, we're I2.2s4 barrels, . slight
decrease from the amount reported yss-
terday.
Mr. Ciarencs wetzel. the genial clerk
OF Mr. r. svstisnd. the newsdesler.
left this afternoon fors two weeks
visit With friends at Rsvsnswood.
Mrs John J. Mccormick, OF North
Wells street, left to-day on an extended
visit with friends At North Jovsn, n. T.
Mr.. and Mrs. @. H. Thompson. re-
turned las. night from . trip 70 Wheel
ing.
The funeral Of Mrl Hannah Smith.
whose death was noted yesterday, took
place to-day from the home Of her
daughter, MrL John sssthsrs. OF Wells
street ,v
q. w. Hill aod wife. OF Cameron, w.
Va. are ,he guests Of relatives ia shs
.elly'
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window Gia.. manufacturers.

CHIcAeo, August s.--Tbe window
glass manufacturer OF the Western
district, met In annual session here.
Thos. Wightnan, OF Pittsburg, was elect
ed chairman, and 7. II. johnson. OF Dun
kirk, secretary. Jas.A. Chambers. VIM.
Loeffier, Thomas Mckee. w. w. Wat
son, OF Pittsburg; Thomas ID. Catlin,
Chicago; j. G.. Sayre and b. L. Burke,
OF Marion, Ind; !. f. Hart, OF Muncie;
Il. II. johnson, OF Dunkirk, j. +. Van
Deyenter, Anderson, Ind. were APP
pointed members of the com mIttee to
confer with a committee Of the Glass
Workers Association.
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Con. with woman and FundS

AtrooSA, PA August S.-Harry A.
Gardner, cashier OF the second National
Rank Of this city, left here Monday
rigbt. in company with Mrs. Gordon,
no is is said 10 have lived at 2Ol7
s,srvin street, Philadelphia, aud 10
,..hou, Garyin has been so attentive the
rsst year as 20 excite much
iP,~gsvorable comment. A director Of
me hank is authority for the state
sot that Gardner mas also taken with
Nm large sum OF money belonging 10
- bank. amounting 10 about $4,000.
csrsner leaves behind wife and four
Sonng children. Unlueky business ven
lures helped 10 ruiz him.
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FOUGHT TO A DRAW.
Jimmy Carroll and Andy Bowen Have II
Out n New Orleans,

Out New Orleans,
NEW ORLEANS. l.. A., August s.
Jimmy Carroll and Andy Bowen met
tonight for the second time 10 the
presence OF large audience in the
rooms Of the Auditorium Athletic Club,
and fought for purse OF 81. 500, Of which
the winner received $1,000, and the
loser $500. Both men entered the ring
fit TO fight for their lives, having
trained carefully for many weeks.
The match tonight was said 10 nave
been made to give the home man
chance 10 redeem his lost laurels,
Carroll having defeated him here two
years ago in twenty-one rounds Both
men weighed 130 pounds al the ring
side.
First Round-Bowen knocked Carroll
down, and landed right on
CarrolPs face. Carroll missed q
vicious return. In hot rally Bowen
had the best OF II. Bowen pushed Car
roll through the ropes at the end OF the
round.
Second round-Carroll missed swing
at Bowep's head and both men scored
heavy Ieits. This was terrible round.
the fighting being fast and furious.
Third rouEd-Csrroll had the best Of
the hitting, his left leads for the head
being effective.
Fourth round-Carroll landed right
hand swing on the jaw and avoided a
return. Both scorea stomach punches
and Carroll landed on the jaw. Bowen
landed right on top Of the head.
Fifth round-Nothing done.
Sixth round-Carrull landed right and
left on Bowen's body and got away
without a return. Heavy infghting
followed, in which Carroll slipped down.
Seventh round-Carroll landed
heaye right swing on Bowen's ear and
both scored good leads on the head.
The fighting was very sharp
Eighth round-Brisk lighting. Bowen
seemed the weaker of the two.
Ninth round-Carroll knocked Bowen
down with right under the jaw. Both
scored good points with the right This
was CarroIl's round.
Teeth round-Bowen received blow
over the heart Both men received
light leits Ia the face.
In the fourteeDth some heavv fighting
WAS done by Bowen. In ths rounds
from sixteen 20 twenty, the fighting
was comparatively tame. In the rounds
from twenty-one to twenty-four the
lighting was heavy for llghts, each land
ing on head and face. Carroll seemed
to have the best OF the tuenty-tbird
round, but Bowen evened I'D things in
the twenty-fourth, giving Carroll some
hot punches
Twenty-fifth Round-Csrroll had the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-09

PALERMO, SICILY, August S.-Earth-
quakes here were felt al o'clock this
morning al Aci Rssle and at Rsffarano.
AT the latter place six people were
killed and several injured. Earthquake
shocks were also felt AZ Catanis and
elsewhere near Mt. EtnS. Nearly all
the houses at Noffarono were left in
ruins 0y the earthquakes, The shocks
were also severe at Aci SAINT Antonio,
seven miles west of Aci Reale, and
scarcely a house in the town was left
standing. -Four persons were killed
and ten were injured. The disaster
would have been much more serious had
not the people been al work in the fields
az the time.
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NATIONAL NEGRO DEMOCRATIC LEAGUE
The Convention wan Meet In indianapolis
August IL

August IL
WASHINGTON, August S.-Rooert Z.
Still, as chief Of the American Bureau
OF Organization OF the Democratic Con-
gresSional Committee, has issued an
address 20 the Democrats OF color OF
the United States. The address says
10 part:
The National Negro Democratic
League will convene IN Indianapolis,
I1d., on the l4th inst. Ii is hoped that
Negro Democrats from every State and
Territory will be represented to evidence
by their presence and voice their loyal
" 10 the policies aud principles OF the
al administrat'on.
at Is a matter of sincere congratula-
ton 10 note the unswervlng realty
shown TO the Democratic party by our
people In Alabama ia the recent elec-
tion. Possibly for the first time was
the negro vote directly appealed to, and
its response was eVidsoced by return
OF larger Democratic majOrities In every
negro county in the State.
This open appeal TO the negro vote
is and should be especially gratifying
TO you and to the negroes generally"
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CholerninLondnn.

LONDON, August S.-FOur patients
from the steamship Bslmoral, which
arrived at Gravesend yesterday from
ST. Petersburg, are found 10 be suffer
ing from Asiaric cholera
The Balmoral, upon arrival, reported
that one OF her Seamen died the day
previous Of cholera.
VIENNA, August s.-Cholera has ap-
peared 10 seventeen districts OF Galicia
aud Bukawjna At Zaleszczyky, Sail
cia, to-day there were 16 new cases and
nine deaths, and 81 HerOdenks, Galicia,
IA new cases aud deaths.
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Adinnrned Mithon, Action.

LEXINGTON, KY, August s. The
Fayette County Democratic Committee
met here to-day for the purpose Of
electIng a chairman.
The names OF B. j. Welch, Breck-
enrldge man and OF Z. z. Farrell. an
Owens man, were put before the con-
vention, but after four ballots, In each
of which the vote stood IL and l2, one
refusing to vote. an adjournment was
had until Wednesday next. The Settle
committeeman refused 10 vote, and IL Is
believed he will still refuse.
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ROUTED The CHINESE.

Two strongholds Occupied by the Japan
ese Foress-In One Engagement the
Chinese Lost 500 meu and Finally Fled
From tho Field-The Japanese In fos-
session of Yashsn.
YOKOHAMA. August s.-Additlonai
battles have been fought between the
Japanese and the Chinese, and the iat-
ter have been defeated.
Seinioan has been taken by the jap
anese with trifing loss. The Chinese
In this engagement lost 500 killed. Inc
enemy fled in the direction OF Koshlu'
The japanese are in possession OF "a
shan.
An imperial ordinance just issued per-
mits Chinese 20 reside in Japan ou con-
ditiou that they engage in peaceful pur'
suits.
The greatest excitement prevails here
at Toxic. and at other large towns as a
result of the victories Of the japanese
troops.
Rumors, however, are current mere
that the japanese naval forces have been
defeated in an engagement with Chinese
warships.
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Hawaiian Rspublie Recognized.

New YORK, August "a World dis
pate h from Washington says the repnb-
tic OF Hawaii has been formally
recognized by the United States
through the President and the
Secretary OF State. Minister Willis
extended recognition so far as il was
WITHIN his power, 10 the new republic.
The action taken by the minister was
reported 10 the State department in
dispatches received on July so, which
were Immediately transmitted to Con-
greSs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-09

BARCELONA, August s.-Salvador
Franch. who is under sentence OF death
for causing the explosion in the Liceo
Theatre in November last, when more
than thirty persons were killed, has
written letter 10 the Bishop request
inn that he visit him. He saws that be
desires to make = confession. He is
despoudent and penitent. and suffers
continually from self-infictsd wound.
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strsnrthening RIver Forts.

LONDON, August S. "A disp4.cb from
Hong Kong says the Viceroy Of Kwang
htuug has enlisted 5000 Black Fiags
with which to strengthen the garrlsons
Of the Canton river forts. In addition
the Viceroy has stationed four gun
boats st Tiger Island, in the Canton
river, and has laid mines at Foo Chow
and Tamsul. He also closed the light
honsa Oh The southern coast.
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PEACE EFFORTS FAIL

China Refuses TO Surrender Her suzer'
ainty Over Corea.
SHANGHAI, August Sit is officially
reported from Tien Tsin that the efforts
OF Great Britain and Russia to bring
about peaceful settlement OF the dis
putes between China and Japan have
failed. China is willing to pay an In
demuity, but she refuses to surrender
her suzerainty over COrea.
The Chinese government has closed
the Amping and Takao lighthouses on
the Island of Formosa.
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FAYETTR MURDERER CAPTURED

a. II. RatlIG. Who Killed Andrew rhomp-
son NJ Seweu, captured at PittsDurS'
Kansas.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, August s.
Last March \. II. Ratlif killed Andrew
Thom pson, at Seweil, Fayette county,
and escaped. The authorities offered
reward Of 5000 for his arrest and the
citizeas added $50. To-day the police
here recaived a telegram from the mar
shsl Of Pittsburg, Kansas, saying that
Ratliff was in jail there. He will be
brought here at once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-09
PUBLIC BUILDING DAY
Inthe house Causes = Scramble Among
members for Their shares

Members for Their shares
WASHINGTON, August S.-This was
npo!ic building day 10 the House, and
there WAS the uSusl scramble OF men,
hers for their share, and six bills were
nsssed. authorizing an aggregate ex-
nsnditure OF S675, 900 A snag was
struck when Thea bill approprIating
q OOO. 600 for the erection OF new
bApg at Chicago was reached, Mr..
.IoSss. OF Virginia, insisting on the
uoint Of DO quorum After two hours
~ 6libustering, the supporters OF the
Chicago building yielded.
The following buildings were pro-
vidsd for: At Newport, Ky, $4,000;
RrocktoD. Mass, $4,000: Patterson, y.
a 300. 600; South Omaha, Neo., $780,
- Pottsyille, Pa. S60,OU0, and Cum
berland, Md, $4,000.
A resolution directing the Committee
on Judiciary TO investigats the charges
sgsinst Augustus J. Ricks, District
Jndge OF the Northern District Of ohio,
vas adopted.
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WIZ pirids tn. Archdiocese.

READING, PA. August 5. 1t is stated
hare tonight upon apparently good
authority that Archbishop Ryan, Of
Philadelphis, coatemplates the division
of the Archdiocese Of which he is the
head. The new Bishop will, il is said,
reside in Reading and the new See is 10
include about fifty parishes.
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nrned wirh Queen Vic.

CowEs, August s.-The Emperor OF
Germany dined with the Queen at 0s-
borne this evening. The Prince OF
Wales and the Marquis and Marchioness
of LOrne were present A reception
rendered subsequently by the Queen was
attended by the officers o. the British,
German and United States naval vessels
In the harbor.
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BLACKSMITH'S HAMMER
Used by Mrs. Frederick Kahn t.
Murder Her Husband.
HALF HIS HEAD KNOCKED OFF.

The Woman and Her Paramour,
George Centrell, Who Was
Employed on the Murdered
Mans Farm, Planned and To-
gether Executed the Foul Deed,
Centrell Using a Pistol-Both
Broke Down and Confessed.
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JBROME'S OPENING DAY
The Attendance Was Large, but the
Racing Very Ordinary.
TOO MANY GOOD ONESSCRATCHED.

The Handicap, in Which Twelve
Horses Were to Start, Dwindled
Down to Don Alonzo and Jor-
dan and Ended a Farce With
the Spectators Hissing-Owlet
Shows Favorite Holloway How
to Run-Better Sport at Sara
toga-Yestsrday's Base Ball
Games.
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CovISsToS, Va, August S.-The trial Of
Captain Thomas A. Goodman, the Chesa-
peske aDd Ohio conductor, murderer of
Colonel Henry Chester Parsons, proprie-
tor Of the Natural Bridge Hotel, began to-
day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1894-08-09

WASHINGTON. ID. C.. August s.-For West
Virginia air. warmer. southwest winds
For Western Pennsylvania ana Ohio
Local showers snd thupder storms; cooler.
southwest winds, becoming NORTH
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SAS jose. Gala, August s-The String
ers Sous Pottery Company. one Of the
largest establishments OF this Kind ia the
West, was destroyed by FIRE to-day. The
loss IS estimated at between 1000 ana
500. .O00. insurance s65. .Oco.
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New YORK, August S.-Arrived /:
Steamer VEGA, Lisbon.
SOUTHAMPTON, August S.-Arrived: !:
Steamer Trave, New York for Bremen
aud Proceed.
ROTTERDAM. August S-Arrived: !:
Steamer American, New York.
LIVERPOOL. August S.-Arrived: !:
Steamer Benits, New York.
KOBE, August S-Arrived, steamer Port
Adelaide, from Yokohama for New York.
LrvEEPOoL, August S.-Arrived. steamer
British Prince, from Philadelphia
BoLOsSE, August S.-Arrived, steamer
Maasdam. New York for Rotterdam.
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MApIsoy RESULTS: ]

ST. LOUIS, No, August s.-First,
selling, 81 furlongs, Barker Harrison
won: time, l:l31S. Second, selling, five
furIongs, Piccsdilly won; time, 1:O7.
Third, selling. 551 furlongs. Horace Le-
land won; time, l:I21z. Fourth, selling,
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PHuADyLPHIA, August S.-Queen & Co,
Incorporated, one OF the olderi firms OF op-
ticians ia this city, has made an assign
ment for the benefit Of creditors, 10 john
Gordon Gray. their business manager.
The company had 3 capital OF 500, ,VO0.
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THEY Want IT ENDED.
Conservative emOcratS Weary Of the
Tariff Wrangle.
ASTRICTLY NEW PLAN PROPOSED.

It Contemplates a Disagreement
Report Without Further Delay,
and Should the House Members
Refuse to Join in This Report,
the Senate Conferees Are TO
Ask to be Discharged.
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HAWTHORNE RESULTS.

HAWTHORNE, Ill, August s.-First,
one mile, Young Arion; time, l:4S5I.
Second, Is miles, oakwood; time; l:57.
Third, x mile, Neutral; time, l;03.
Fourth, sl mile. Pop Gray; time, l:l45I.
Fifth, z mile. Empera; time; 1:29.
Sixth, x mile. Tit-f0r-Tat; lime, 1:o45l.
Seventh, Is mile, The Kitten; time.
I-9QS<
Perrysburg journal. (Perrysburg, Wood Co., O. [Ohio]) 186?-1965, 1894-04-07

The School Board election, which
for As hours prior to the opening
of the polls, promised to be a
rather exciting contest narrowed dnwn
to IL common affair. Dir. Rheinfrank.
who WIS nominated by the caucus rs a
running mate for ]. Ii. Pierce, declin-
ed to be u candidate. George Munger.
after very earnest solicitation of many
friends consented to be u candidate,
but after learning OF the candidacy Ot
Mr.. Hayes, Mr.. Munger declined to
run against him and there was conse-
quently but the one ticket in the field
james H. Pierce and james II. Hayes.
The ballot Shows that Pierce received
24O votes and Hayes received 259 votes
and both gentlemen were elected as
members OF the Board OF Education for
School Dist. No. l.