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Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-02
eas s6ubperf Der s4ulfiuSer.

Our 8esenssit 1T cine oft sebDrte
Slase, baB baS S6ubperf Der &mrer
nidt puhsrbidt it. iis ossbllb mt
bur6ndbteu SiiBen in Der S4ule iiben
mdhsn unb mt 8s6t fur @TfdItunssn oel
@runo in pisism uebelftanc seiudi
pirb. Dsmie ldBI lt6 aber NIT &C.
ringer Wilbe unO serinSen Soften abbel'
fen, penn man neue S9ube unb SttefeI,
ebe iie setrasen weroen, folsenocm Ser'
tabren untsrpirft; Dtan pelttel4t oIe
Scblen mittelit zines Bnisls nit SefOb'
lem, laulparmem 2eIu6l uno ldBt onsielbe
in Der Sonne einsieben 9luf oem Obsr'
leber tpiro fpieoerbOlt nit einem gatte'
bduiA6eu etpas 8icmusDl perrlsben,
lebesmal aber nur 10 piel, oaB oaS Seoer
ni6t fsttseldnsenO ipirO, ionoern oas Oel
sanS auiiauet. ionlt i,st iid Der Staub
oarin felt uno bas 2eoer beicmmt pauerne
cine sraue, uniaubere Sarbe. Surt
pieie Sebanbluns peroen nl9t allen
S6ube uub Siiefel paheroibt, ionoern
aud iebr baltbar uno eem ldlti8en
8narrsn beS S6ubmerts plro por8e'
beuot.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-02
Bur slbwebr Der Sliesen.

Bon Der Sliesenpluse bat oas Sieb an
beiBen Sommertassn ibredIi3 Su leieen,
uno ,par nibt nur i'm Stale, ipnoern
aud bic arbeitenben Gblere. g8eroen
lestsre gar su i6Iimm sepIaSt 10 tpal6e
man bic selipbenen unc beIonoers helm'
oeIu6ten SDrpertbeil nit SarbOlwaner
(etpa aneertbalb unSen Sarbol auf sln
Quart 8aiier) ab. poour9 oeS 9e'
i6mslb fsrnsebaltsn tDlro. Yin @em'l6
BON einem 5bsil Yetroleum unp Stpel
lbeiIen anbern biu,ssn OeleS bat nd
ebeniaas bspdbrt. Sn England piro
cine itarfe 2lbto6uuo bon @alnubblattsrn
eebrau6t, ipomit baS Sonse Gblsr eetpa'
i6en pirb. Dieier 2lbeub seriiDrt auBsr'
Dem bic Gier. pslde bic 6IieSen auf bic
Saut Der 9ferbs unO 8inper lessn.
I'm bic SIiesen aus benz Stale fern
subalten, empfsbIt ss ii4 bic offenen
iSeniter burd euse 9rabteitter au oer'
puntsIn uno 3usluit berSultsllsn. Se'm
WeiBen Der Stdue miite man unter ben
8alf etpas Nlaun Ober 8urbolidure, oa
Der @srub eieier WiltteI ben 6IieSen MD
bsbast. 9ie SOIatbslls bsitrsl6e man
nit 2orbeerbI, ipel9eS ben Siesen bs'
Ioneers supibsr 1T. Serner bdn8e man
unter Der Staubsde 8inbei BON 6arn'
fraut auf an bisien iammeln ith be
5Iesen in srUben Nenssn unb tonnen ir
leibt sinsefansen tperoen. Iae Sortsn
5Iiesen, namsntlid aber bic Ste6flle8en
in osn Stduen luhen ii4 in elmer 9ta4i
total pertreiben psnn man @bIcrfalt aui
elm Brett in Sinls itreut unb Elm Sen'
iier sttpas often ldBt. Ser 8erub trsibi
ale SIisssn sum 5sniisr binaus. osm
lieb aber 1T bisier @blor8sru6 nldl
i6doli6.
Oas bette unb biaists DtIttel sesen
6Iissen iinb SbDalben uno anoere ins
iettsnireGenbs 86sel. Deswesen bsfDr.
oere man has 9liiten oerislbsn eur6
anbrirsen bon seeisneten 9iiIipldBen in
ben Stdaen. gbsnlo iino Die 6lsosr'
mduis gu besen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-02
as'I;;jiIj|;5,I,AIIZ!'l!|!s!!s!s1 'I;jIj;,I,A AL!
~. WPai iS95.

3iiat psrlaTsn Suanien fir philabeIpbia unb
Htp gprf per . & 8 U u UNI 7.45 Wprgfus,
1905, 100, 2.3S unp 1 ! .36 Nahm., per D. Y.
& %. u. VI. 600, sos, tt.20 M. unf 80 y.
QerlalItu Scranton fur piitstcn nnb gBilfts-
barre psr .. Z. s u. ". U. 800, sos, ff.20
Wcrgtus, 3.55, 6 07, $50 Vabm.
SsrlalIrn SCRANTON fir Nbiis Dawn, 5allt>
ton, pOttspiat unp allen puuitfn hsr Btaptr
Dlsappp uno ppttspiQt 3ptiesn, PER Y. W.
.. 6.40 Dr., PER . & 3 7.45 R., 1905, f.2O,
2.3S, 400 Ha6m per .. Z. s. gG u. U. am
$40. S.O6, ff.20 Mprgsns, t.30, 8 SIS Rdtm.
gsrlalIsn SCRANTON fur 9siblebtm, Cation,
Rsapins, Sarrisbure unb alien 3piittnpunfttn
per .. s 8. u. U am 7.45 d., 1905, 1.20,
2.3S, 400, ii ,38 Ha6mittdgs, per D 7. q W.
800, sos, ff.20 R., t.30 Nabm.
8trlaifn SCRANTON fir 3uufbanned. 5erdn>
pa, 9lmtra, Stbaed. 9,sntna unb 3wiia .npunt,
ten per .. s. >. u. ". uuI g IS R 1905 une
t1.3S Na@m., per 3 { 4 gS u U am sos Df
1.30 Nabmitiags.
9srlaFsn SCRANTON fir Rphtittr, Buffalo,
Niagara 6Gllsn, Detroit, Chicago uuo bttittn
punftsu pr y & 3 " U 6.45 W, 10 05, 9.f5,
tt.3S Rabm., per D Y s. 8 " u uub pitfstrn
junction s 0S, 9.55 D1, f.30, $50 Iabm., per
6. q 9B U u 3.4t Rahm.
6iir Gtmird unb Wtfsn psr SaIdmantd, per
. a 8 U u S.45 Dr.. 1895, sos Ra6miitaa,
per . Z q u sos 9 55 Dr., 80, 6.07 Radm.
pulmann parlpr une S6lnf- cher {. V.
St1eIpaseu auf alien 3iis;n ;pilhen {. & 81.
Sunetion peu gBiIfssbarrt une gitp yprf, pbi.
labtlpba, BUFFALO uub Suepsnlipn Bride.
6oain b. gSiIbur, @en. Cup.
gbas. 9. Zee, @sn. paf. Astut pbilabsl,
pbid, pa.
". u. ROnnsma@r, ait. Sen. gaiT. assnt
Gin Sttbltbfm, pa.
gDsitgs ausfunff trtbsili gB. {. prvor, Staet.
Assnt 800 eada Apsnut, Scranton, pa.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-02
Sans nnb Spf.
1tsber bic 1dbrs uno Seilfraft
bes SpnieS.

@s biirfte faum einen stpeiten &oniums
Grtifel seben, Der, mas yldbItraft une
2ei6tperbauIi9teit anbetriff!, NIT bem
e6ten Raturbpnis au3 nur annGbernb
einen 0er9Ieib uusbalten fDnnte. Bon
auberorbentIi1em glnfluB 1T anbaltenosr
Spniggenub auf bas 8sbeiben Der Sin.
Der. Dieter @rfsnntnib ioate iid feline
Wutter ent,ieben unb ii6 oarum ftets bic
8si9nffuns bes suten SOniss une stped'
entTpre6enbe 8erwenbuns aueelesen iein
Iaiien. &Inber. ipelde raid pa9ien une
babel bleid unb matt ausieben, fiibIen
initintiip, pppon Fe 9lbblIie su erparten
baben. Sic tra9en Elm Srobes 0erlans
gen mad SIbisteiten. Sieier 3rleb
berubt auf benz 8ebiirfnib, bem 9brper
Stoife 5uaufiibren. tpel6e RAID uno uns
mittsIbar ins 8lut eelansen uno 10 ben
inteniipen 2ebensproseb permlttteln.
Rtbts aber bilft ibnen mebr uno III ibnen
sutrdsIi9er als serabe Sonls, Der fbon
our9 isin IiebIibeS Aroma allen Sablss
ieiten poranitebt. ainber eiien ibers
baupt Sonis biel Iisber gum 8rct, als
iebe anbsre 8eisabe. Wian 9ebe lbnen
besbaIb aussiebie SOniS. 10 oft tpie m6s'
lid. 8eionbers empfeblt ii6 gum
Srlbfdd parme, nit Sonis periiibte
Wil6 nit sutem SauSbrot. GbeniO
iebr aber lit Der SoniS pesen feiner
irdfiissn unp erpdrmenben Wrtunsen
aud dlteren Yerionen anSuempfebIen.
Dtit Rebt ipurOe in einer befannten
Sa6ssiti6rift seiast: ,,Blait 0u aIi
nsrben, 10 senisbe idslib bic tbtli6e
SpeiIe Der NIten: DtiI6 uno Sonis
8rode Iei9teS 8sibbrct in cine S6diiel
nit RiI6 unb tbus rsinen. unperfdlibtsr
Sonis blnein. Dies 1T oas Seiilnbeite.
nabrbafteite unb idmadbafteae 6riib'
itld". SGon Sobn 8aptiit BON Sel'
mont, berporrasenbsr IrSt, iaSte: .Dle
Butter 1T ii6er puS Bette aus aaer
Srdutern, unb SoRis bdlt in ii4 bas
Bette aus bem Saft Der Slumen".
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-02
Grant Stetter,
SOtelmnO SGGerci,
@ainftrafe, Spbe 9arf.

Barme unS taIts Speiisn finb su ieosr Ga.
sssbsit ju baben. 6riides Eager tets on
5apt, iopie Beine. 9iquore unb Giearren.
Die NIT msinem Sotel psrbunoene Bdderei
ltsfsrt elm popleIihes 8admtrt, unb merben
QUE Ssitsllun8sn prompt uub biIIis beiorat
6raut Stetter,
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-02

B@- 0as ,8O1enbIatt" entb6It aae
Ra@ri&tsn unb foitet nur $500.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-02

an benz Gage Bel Der YaroIeaussabe i'm
2ibibofe oes 3susbauieS, bic iibIi6s
itrense Abiperruns anfredt srbulien tpur.
os.--Der Suiier wiro am Sonntas su'
ridfebren.
Gin Der Ginfabrt in ben @olf bon
@enua eolibirten bic itaIieniiden Dams
pier ,,Orteeia" unb ,,Diaria g.. 2eb'
tsreS Sdiff ianf unb l48 Dienfden gins
sen nit bemieIben su 8runoe. Rur ID
Nitslieoer Der Wanni6afi uno % Rais
Iasiere foRnten 9erettet tperoen.
Sn elmer Depsi6e on bic ..DaiIp
Jleps" bebauptst ber Wiener @orreipcns
bent bisieS 8Iattes erfabrsn su baben. bab
bic Gabinette bon g8ien, Berlin, 8om
une 2oneou cine entente in 9esus auf
bic armeniide Sruss su Starbe brinsen
ppaen. Osfsrreid 1T nit Der aufsabe
beiraut iporben, bierbei bic Ieitenbe Roae
su lbsrnebmen. Oeiterreid mub Dor
alien Dinsen oaran eelesen iein, su ber'
binbern. bab bic Sniureenten bon irsenb
einsm SbsiI bee StraBe nod SaIOnifl
8eiis er9telfen.
Ser papf bat an bic Siit6fe bon
8eIeien cine gncpelifa esianbt, in ber er
fs brinssnb auforOert, bic in ienem
aanb beitebenben, seipannten 8eaebun.
gen stpiiden &apital unb Arbelt burt
8eidnftisuns Der beiben 8artsien mad
W6sIi1tsit su befern su iuden. Gum
SdIub forbert Der Brief ale 8atbol,ten
auI, ben pertebrten 2ebren bes Sosialis'
mus, Der bod ale feline SemGbunsen ges
gen bic ReIision tpenos, @iosritanb su
leiiten.
Sapan bsrIanst iebt bon Sbina nod
sinen 8stras bon 100000 Pfo. SterI.
aIS GntiddOisuns fur bic na&trasli9e
8isberabtretuns osr SaIbiniel '2iar
Iuns an @blna.
@insr benz ,.SrsmbsnbIatt" aus Safu
susesanssnsn 8epeide sufolee iinb bic
BON Orsanen bes >, ,Wacebonii4en Rebo'
Iutionen Gomites" in nmlauf seiebten
Surdbous un,nobr g1eiter beist es in
her Senesbe Sas in her 0ooe Der 0iuoe
in gRoesSonisn nsuerSinos fsine Nenbep.
NM e;noetreten IN
o.. so..;,x. m:..ts4,s. ,,s e,,k. %
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gSu'n.b Von @ es osass" a"' ua'us;" "s,.s.;",
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stss ~ a@o p.vs;I s ps.Uvssug. sar0m ssr Vs"' W..
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oa U's sv:n osvus'''Ins aas''Ss" =, v.n ~
1.san ls."SNu S.lsna w. G ~ .Cs" .% Nv $.
Sn ~; Pe'o,V es'.s,, NV NV ss,
Iupst'. stN" wv S"Iu'S.a.s" S,s.'.' ,s'. ss'
Nl's9 "up sus oap' :SMS e.. lU'siIe.M w" ,
s.4 ts,s. ~ n' .utU o's ipa"',sps $v.''W''' a"'
s'lu0p'u,S sa'a''"'s"U'.V'"' =.
S'e rullt9s. uno, ,pr fOl9sno, o.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-02
SalbSaulafh.

Wan nimmt 9aIbsfIet unb i6neioei
oasIslbs in piersdise Stld4en, rbtei
oieie nit einisen SpsdpdrfsIn uno tiein
sei6nittsnsr 3pisbel. ioipie einem Sttld
9uiter, bis bic 3piebeIn selb linb, sisbt
6Isii6briibe ober Nafer oaran. 8ibt
5aIs unb Baprifu buSa unb eaniist bas
8ulai6, inoem man einige WsnsripiBen
Dlebl einitaubt, idnea tpei4. Otan
fam aud ben Sped ipesiahen.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-02

- Die Gntiddbisunssiumme i'm 8e.
TRACE bon $50. 900. tpel6e Worotfo fin
bic grmorbuns bes 2sipsiser Sanolunsss
reiienben 8oditrob su subIen bate. il
iebt an ben Ianser beuti4en General.
toniuI aussesablt tporben. Set sinissr
3eit naren i6on bier oeuti9s arises.
itiffe bort um Der Sorbsruns bes 8e.
nerIconiuIs ben seb6risen Ra6btud su
seben. slud stpei bOldnoii6e ariess.
idiffe Iiesen iest i'm Safen, UNI bic 5or.
beruns bes beuii6en 9eneraIconiuIs. Der
slei@seitis bic Snterenen Der bOadnbi.
f&en 8esisrung bertritt, betrsffs isiner
@ntibdbisuns fir Bllnberuns Der boIs
Idnoii&en griss ..Wuriu gnne" bur6
Riffplraten, Su unteritiiben.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-02
6emtfebter Salat.

9artofeIfaIat tpirb nit sriinem Sur'
tsns ooer Seaeriefalat semii1t man
muB iebo9 bic SaIate setrennt anmaden
uno oann unter chamber mensen. bs'
siebunsspeife ben 8artOHsIiaIat oam't
persieren.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-02

I4- Waebeburs Sauertraut, Sismard
Sdrinse, Soldnbiide Sdrinse beim DuB'
enb ober 6dBden bel Wiomapsr, 9lc $50
2adapanna Apenue.
Scranton Wochenblatt. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1865-1918, 1895-08-02

Ba- Srsb s. @ibmapsr, $50 2ada,
tpanna Apenus, bat cine Assntur fur
beutiae Sdmereien iibsrnpmmen. 4ae
Sortsn tperben bsim @epi6t psrtauft.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-13
That suit Against Editor Poe.


To the Editor of the Register.
Last week Editor s. w. Poe. Of the
Leader, received a long letter from
Hon. =. w. Norris, of Harrisville.
with the request that Mr.. Poe publish
the same in his paper Mr. Poe pub
lished the letter and made some COM
ment on it in an editorial, and among
other things he said that if the
charges Mr.. Norris made proved that
Editor Hart was bought by the Amer
lean Book Company, it proved even
more on Morris. Mr. Morris seems
TO have become highly offended at
Poe's comment, and at once entered
a suit for libel, laying his damages at
ten thousand dollars. 1t seems rather
amusing for Republican editors to get
into a quarrel and for one of them TO
send out a circular letter all over the
State begging the Democratic editors
to publish it, and when they do, and
make some comment on it, then to be
jumped onto with a ten thousand dol
lar damage suit. Mr. Morris, of course,
can sue for ten thousand dollars, but
there isn't a jury in the country. even
if they were picked out Of that Repub-
lican Legislature, of which Mr.. Morris
is a member, that would give him a
verdict for ten cents under the circum-
stances. OF course, Mr.. Morris never
expects the suit TO come to trial. 1t is
only a bluff game. We don't think he
can scare Editor Poe in the least.
IL Mr.. Norris has started out with
the intention of suing every person
that accuses him Of corruption in the
book business, he had better employ
the bar of the whole State. Wait until
the election of 1886 comes off, and not
only Mr.. Morris. but the whole Repub-
lican Legislature viii be arraigned
for corruption and inability, and they
will be tried before a tribunal COM
posed of all the voters Of the State, and
there is no question what the verdict
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-13
FINE LECTURE.
Delivered at the Y. NJ. C. A. Last
Night By Dr.. Lyman B. Sperry on,
"Gumption and Grit" "A Large and
Appreciative Audience Present to
Hear Him.

The Young Mems Christian Assocl-
ton course of six lectures was closed
last night by DR.. Lyman B. Sperry on
"Gumption and Grit DR.. Sperry
never gives a dull lecture. His IAN
guage is chaste and his manner 1ascin-
ating. His lecture last night was full
of common sense and was stimulating
and instructive.
DIR. Sperry spoke of the faculties OF
the brain, the nerves and different
connections. He spoke highly OF the
country boy who goes to the city ana
by his perseverance succeeds, and salo
that it would be much better If every
man had been born and raised on
farm.
OF children, he said that he was glad
to see that child study was becoming
more fashionable, and he hoped that
children would become fashionable
also and that the dog would get rest
Themin he said, needs much tram
inc. There are very few men these
DAYS properly trained in mental
knowledge. Too many rely on what
they hear from others. All in some
minds are second hard ideas. Tram
yourself to rely on no one. Do the
right thing at the right time, i'll the
place and in the right way. Gump-
ton and grit is what every one needs
There is too much uncertainty IN our
actions: we should stop and thlEk ana
be positive in everything we do. The
motives and laws of life determine
what we shall be.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-13

figure out their net profits to be equiv
alent to four times the entire sum they
pay in wages. If these are the profits
Of the business, then clearly the firm
can well AFFORD to pay the income tax
without calling upon those who receive
but a slender pittance OF this great
profit to sacrifice their earnings.
But if it is said that the eight per
cent. deducted from the wages received
is more than the two per cent. income
tax. then the proposition can only be
called simple robbery Of labor.
I've should not be surprised, con-
cludes the Boston Herald, TO learn
that these Connecticut manufacturers
we're ardent supporters of high pro
tective tariff solely for the benefit that
,his tariff had in increasing the wages
Of their operatives. This is the kind
of argument which meu Of this class
have ordinarily been accustomed 10
make"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-13
A GERMAN CANAL.

The opening Of the Baltic and North
Sea Canal. which is to occur on June
20 next in Germany. will be Of great
interest to the maritime circles Of Eu-
rope. This great ship canal viii be Of
hardly less Importance than the Suez
Canal. 1t starts from Kiel on the Bal
tic Sea .ar.26v lns the Elbe short dis
lance Se4ndlnHamburg by crossing
Holstein . russian province. 1t is
5Slb miles In length, its average depth
is 2S1s feet and it is III feet wide at
the bottom and 213 feet wide at the
water level. Work on it was COM
menced June 8. 1887, and during the
summer months 5000 men have been
employed on it. About 5000 men
we're employed on it during the win
ter months.
A speed limit Of 81 miles per hour
will be enforced on ships passing
through this waterway. 1t is expected
that at least $4,000 ships representing
q tonnage Of seven and one-half mill
ion tons. will pass through this canal
annually. They will have to pay a
toll of about eighteen cents per net
registered ton. 1t will be seen that
the revenue from this canal will be
great. Aside from long distance saw
ings. the danger Of crossing the sound
between Jutland and the Scandina-
Wan Peninsula will be averted. On
an average 200 ships founder annually
on tho coasts surrounding this danger
ous hit OF water. BY this new canal
not only time. but life as well Will be
saved. One Of its main advantages TO
Germany is its value as a safe and
easv mass between the North and Bal
u, Seas in case Of war. In short
time she can concentrate her fleet on
tho north or west coastswithout touch
ing foreign waters.
Emperor William and the highest
German dignitaries Will open the new
,,.,tor,v,vs. and representatives from
~ ovor the world will be present at
tho onening ceremony. All the great
Countries of the world will be invited
- rove men-of-war present and the
oooosion will be the scene Of a grand
~ova1 Darade. The ceremonies viii
last two or three days.
The estimated cost of the work was
saQ 400 600. and it will be completed
,-i+bin that figure The work has beer
,oDestlv done and without the hint o.
.cond0I
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-13
MARTINS FERLY.

Thomas Little was fined s. and costs
for unlawfully doing plumbing with
out license, which was paid.
The two new tin mills at the Aetna
Standard will probably start Thurs
day. Sheet mills and 9 are laid off.
The box social to be given by the
Senior class of the high school Will be
held in the South school next FRIDAY
evening.
The Democrats will turn out TINS
evening in mass convention IN the
Scheele building to nominate a ticket
for the spring election.
The first grand ball of the glass
workers will be held Friday and sat
urday nights at Maennerchor hall.
The hearing of the five non-union
glassworkers, charged with disorderly
conduct, will take place Friday morn
ing before Mayor Westwood
Rev. James Selby, of Wellsville, LEFT
for a visit with West Virginia friends
and relatives after a short visit here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-13
DIED..

BOTT-Tuesday. March u 1898, at Loo
n. m. CLARA, wife of Jacob Bott ana dauEh-
ter NJ Jocob and Amanda Heyman, in her
42d year.
Funeral from the residence OF her husband
corner Thirty-frst and Eofi streets, Thurs
day morning at 9 O'Clock. Friends OF the
family invited Interment at 81. ClairsVliie'
Ohio.
ROW-Tuesday, March 18th, 1895, at ! 30
u. m, MARY EDNA, infant daughter OF VIM.
]. and Eunice +. Row, aged months and
II days.
Funeral services atresidence ofparents. rear
OF No. 81 Eighteenth street, this (Wednes-
day) afternoon at O'Clock. Friends OF fam
iv respectfully invited TO attend. lnterment
private at Peninsula cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-13
RESULTS AT NEW oRLENs.

New Orleans, March 12.-Weather
rainy and warm, track slow. First,
selling, five furlongs, Chenoa, 1862.
Second, purse, six furlongs, Virgin,
11S15. Third, selling. seven and a
half furlongs, Mote, 1:39. Fourth, sell
ing. six furlongs, Gold Dust 1:17%.
Fifth, purse, six furlongs, Col. Atmore,
1:21.
New Orleans entries for March IS.
First race. six furlongs Q2)-Flush,
Princess Rose 100, Hudson, Walter o.,
Stark 102. LuPrewitt, Pisa, Herklmer
los, David 107, Van Brunt, Lebarrys
10, Birdcatcher III, (2S).
Second race, selling, two-year-olds,
four furlongs, Q5)-Minnie, Clyde, j..
w. Levy. Gus X, 1913, Fannie Wilson,
Sister Rosalind 105, Hella 100, Lease
man 105, Uncle Lew 115, (29).
Third race, selling, six 1lTlongs, 15)
Topic 100, Hattie Cant, Miami, Blue
and White. Artless 103, Shiloh, Wyan-
dotte. Little Phil, Lark, Hopeful 1O5,
Sarcasm 106, Sam Farmer, Tenny Jr.,
Dan Collins, Diamond Dick los, (3Q.
Fourth race, handicap, seven fur
longs, (S)-Royal Prince, Wolsey 1O6,
Ether 107, Brakeman 103, Miss Gallop
11S, Hodgson 1O4, Reading 1OS, Reve-
nue. 103, (23).
Fifth race, selling, six fUrlongs, 90
Satellite SO, Maroa, Ludlow 101, Lay
On 1913, Lord Willowbrook, Grasshop-
per, Panini 1O4 Miss Mamie, Fidget,
Merritt 107, Legrand, Moloch, Euna
los, Tramp 10, Bessie Nichols Ill.
Cloudy; slow 800.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-13
THE NUSEE LEAGUE.
MEETING OF THE BOARD OF
MANAGERS LAST NIGHT.
some Important Business Trans
acted-News an Gossip From
the Prize Ring and Base
Ball Diamond.

A meeting of the Board OF Managers
If the Nusee Bowling League was held
last night. and all arrangements were
made nreparatory to starting on the
championship season of twenty-five
weeks The clubs were represented as
follows:
brownies. Frank ]. Kuglen; Bowl
orc z NJ statler; Nameless, J. How
ard wells. Riverside, J. ID. Merrlman'
Tndenendent. J. L. McCausland; quar-
cred oaks. J. Lee Wood; Daisies, Jas
+. Dav: Americas, John p. Shellhase;
Eldorado. L. f. Halter; Island, ID. IL.
TaDpan: II. c. Richards, John w. KIN
delberger; Pen and Pencil, H. NJ AT
cher
The first business transacted was
the adoption of a resolution making
members eligible ten days after notlce
is given to the secretary. The sched-
ule printed in yesterdays Register was
adopted. Three games will be played
each evening. thus doing away with
the practice game. The rules OF the
American Bowling Union will govern
all contests, with the exception that
four alleys will be used instead of two.
Each club will play an entire game on
each alley, and the players will change
on each frame in the final game.
Some change was also made in the
manner in which the prize money will
be distributed. Instead of awarding
prizes for strikes, spares and breaks,
the 500 so appropriated will be divided
into two prizes, to be given to the
bowler securing the second highest in
dividual average and second highest
score.
Each club will be assessed So as an
entrance fee, to pay for the printing of
schedule and rule books, and the eX-
penses of the secretary. All games
will commence at 1880 o'clock.
Following is the personnel of the
CHARTERED Oaks Regulars, J. L. Wood
captain, w. A. Stoetzer, c. o. Wagner
W. c. Gardner. J. T. Wood, ID. c..
Fahey: substitutes, J. J. Fahey, VIM.
Rimmel, w. w. Wood, Harry Liseck.