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The herald., 1895-08-17

ist, eaw Durrant come down from the
belfry flushed. Blanche Lamont was
never seen alive again, and Mrs. Leak
furnishes the link between tho testimony
OF Quinlan and King.
The attorneys for the def ense were
somewhat disturbed in court today over
the publication OF Mrs. Leaks narrative.
The prisoner also showed signs of uneas-
mess for the first time since his arrest.
The defendants attorneys declined to
discuss Mrs. Leaks story. but admit its
seriousness.
Out OF $50 veniremen summoned today,
all but twenty-five we're excused by the
court on various pretexts. None of the
remainder were accepted rs jurors, and
the court adjourned until Monday.
The herald., 1895-08-17
BULGARIAN BANDITS
They Attack 7ohammedan Village and Kill
Hundred People

LONDON, August 1.-THE Times
prints dispatch from Sofia confirming
the report OF the attack by 500 Bulgarians
on che Mobammedan village of Dospel,
across the Turkish frontier. before dawn
on Saturday. The later reports show 300
houses were burned and 100 persons
killed. A dynamite bomb was thrown
from a mosque into crowd OF refugees.
Tho village lies in the widest recesses
Of the Rhodope mountains southeast of
Batak. It is inhabited by Mohammedan
Bulgarians, brave and warlike fanatics
who hate the Christian Bulgarans more
than the Turks do and who are therefore
likely to take u terrible revenge. 1t is
believed the attack was arranged by the
Macedonia ian committee in order to pro-
woke fresh atrocities. and thus incense
Europe against Turkey. The Bulgarian
government has explained to the porte.
in reply to the protest of that govern
it, the difficulty OF watching the from
tier, because large concentration OF
troops would be regarded with suspicion
hy 1urkev.
The herald., 1895-08-17

most important evidence vet adduced in
the Haskins will case was given today by
CHARLES Hintzer of Sierra county and
Professor Mitchell, a handwriting expert.
Hintzer's testimony was to the effect
that in 1891 Haskins told him that he
had made no will. and desired his prop
erty divided between his wife and broth
or. Some of the wills presented were
dated prior to 1881. The handwriting
expert swore in effect that the will offered
BY Mrs. Jane Haskins was not genuine
document.
The herald., 1895-08-17
SOUTHERN CALEDONIA

LONG BEACH. Evangelist Romie ad.
dressed the Christian churches.
SANTA ANA.-Runaway freight cars
cause a wreck.
MOUNT LOWE.-The trolley extension
progressing rapidly on Alpine di,is.
ion.
SANTA BARBARA.-Th projected bath
house-Row between councilman
and a Waterman.
SANTA MONICA Tyndall
preparing for wild search.
PASADENA.-A tailor with hoodoo-.
An ideal resort for wheelmen to be
built.
SAN BEKNARDINO.-M Hammer and
her whip-Attorney Christy safe.
WHERE YOU MAY GO TODAY
ORPhEUM.-Matinee and at r.m.; van.
devlle.
BURBANK and at p.m.;
The Octoroon.
HAZARDS PAVILION.-At o. M.
Gleason and the horses.
LOS ANGELES Observation-Disclosures
and at p.m.; A Black Sheep.
The herald., 1895-08-17
Three Chinese Injured

PLACERVILLE, August 16.-An ex-
plosion OF what was supposed 10 have
been a dynamite bomb occurred at
Coloma last night. which set on fire the
Chinese store of Ln Hin and injured
three Cinnamon, one perhaps fatally.
The Chinese were first attracted by liz,
zIing noise and Il light In the store, and
as one was about to throw the object out
the explosion occurred. The pe-petrator
has NOT yet been apprehended.
The herald., 1895-08-17
Alfaro and Sarasti Fight a
Bloody Battle
FORMER ACHIEVES VICTORY
No Indications Of an Early Peace for
That Country
Oovernment Fsr;.s Reduced to About Foar
Hundred lien - q Result Of the
Engagement
A,,oc,.ted Press Special wire.

NEW YORK, Aug. 16.-The Herald's g
correspondent at Guayaquil, Eucador.
sends word that he has just received
news OF q battle which was fought near
Rio Bamba between the forces of Afaro
and Sarasti. The former achieved de-
cisive Victory and Colonel Medaro Alfaro
took prisoner Colonel Lizarzanun, Cen
eral Sarasti's chief of staff. But it is be-
heved that the loss must have been
heavy. as 5000 men we're engaged on both
sides. 1t is known, however. that Gen.
eral Alfaro's soldiers took 100 prisoners,
including several officers. and that Cen
eral Sarasti's force was reduced to 400 me-
as a result of the engag gbement.
The herald., 1895-08-17
BraZilians Like Us

WASHINGTON Aug. 16.-A report has
been received at the navy department
from Admiral Norton. made at Rio de
Janeiro, before he sailed with the New
ark for Cape ETown, in which he says
that the friendlin oss of the Brazilian peo-
rle for the United States is very marked Z.
Very freque ntly the flags of the United
States and Brazil are seen on the streets
together and the government of the Uni
tel States is frequently cheereo by the
The herald., 1895-08-17
A Cali Will he Issu I'd

wASHINGTON, August Ex-senator
Carter Of Montana. the chairman of the
national Republican committee. who is
in the city. says that call for meeting
OF the national Republican committse
vii be issued early in October and that
the meeting will take place in this city
In ,Novemb Der.
The herald., 1895-08-17
Msny Killed by q Blast

DUBOIS, Pa, August 16.-A dispatch
from Cleartield says that eight men were
killsd and ten seriously hurt tonight by
the premature explosion of blast near
Mehaffy ON the Pittsbufg and Eastern
railway. The telegraph offices in the
vicinity arc all closed and no further de-
tails can be obtained tonight
The herald., 1895-08-17
ReDorted lynched

CHAMBERLAIN, SD, August 16.-A
report has reached here that the motor
ious Bedderly brothers. VINO have long
been terror to cattlemen. have been
lynched by a vigilance committee in
Buffalo county,
The herald., 1895-08-17
Murder In the First Degree

GRAND HAVEN, Mich, Aug. 16.-A
verdict of guilty OF murde er In the first de-
gree was returned against George Ches-
bro, the 17-year-old youth who killed his
grandmother, Mrs. Mary Pierce. There
was much surprise at the verdict, as it
was expected to be manslaug hter.
The herald., 1895-08-17
Lord WolseIey Chosen

LONDON. August l6.-The daily Tele-
graph announces that General Lord
Wolseley has been choser to succeed the
duke OF Cam bridge as commander-in-
chief of the army.
The herald., 1895-08-17
Solomon Wants an Accountino

SAN FRANCISCO, August 16.-Martin
Solomon, who claims partnership inter-
est in Fresno shoe store, with S. A.
Alexander and s. B. Goodman, has sued
them for an accounting and dissolution.
The herald., 1895-08-17
Death of q Navigator

CHICAGO, August 16.-Captaln G. W.
Gordon. one of the most prominent navi-
gators in this country, died today. aged
81. He was for twenty years chairman
of the local board of United States steam
vessel inSnectorS.
The herald., 1895-08-17
A Child s Estafe

RENO, New, August 16.-The opening
gun in the contesr for the late Senator
Foley's estate was filed today In the
form Of petition with the county CLERK
The herald., 1895-08-17

THE CITY.-City Clerk Lucken-
bach wants to know what he shall 40
with certain moneys-.A vacancy on
the police commission board-Y ester
days building permits-Meeting OF
the city council; its action upon an
nexation petitions-Regular meeting
of the board of public works; action
upon all franchises postponed-
Oil field notes; the oil exchange files
Its articles of ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
big gold strike in Ell Cajon pass
Meeting of the new cavalry troop
General A. B. Campbell gives an ins
teresting lecture on the American
Boy-The hearing in the electric
road case concluded; the sale will take
place today-Last night with Gleason.
Sudden death OF John l.. Bridge
The herald., 1895-08-17
THE NEWS

~ TELEGRAPH.-The gold syndicate
accumulating its store and paying a
slight premium-Mr. Barber meets
with an accident at Winona on ac-
count of his wife-Three youthful
criminals get very heavy sentences at
Oakland-Mail Clerk Colver suspended
from duty-A couple of Portland
doctors perforate each other-The fast
approaching end of Outlaw Zip Wyatt
in Oklahoma-The missing ink in the
chain of evidence which will hang
Durrant welded-Stanislau and San
Joaquin company mortgages Sacra-
mento' electric carnival progressing
State board of examiners investigates
the bills OF officials sharplv-Fresno
raisln growers feeling hopeful-An
American warship gone to investigate
the Tarsus outrage-C lericals reported
to BIS gaining ground in Mexico-A
bloody battle fought in Ecuador be-
tween Alfaro and Sarasti-Rey ell
Santa Anita wins a race at Saratoga
Session Of the house of commons
The yacht race at Ryde turns out a
tizzle-The thieving viceroy Of
Szechnen responsible for the outiages
missionaries-Mrs. Holmes tells
of one OF his murders for the reward
Secretary Morton's practical object
lesson to his silverite employees.
The herald., 1895-08-17

Haskins Will Case
SAN FRANCISCO, August l6.-Tne
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-04
SUMNER OPERA.
The Season Opened at Wheeling Park
Last Night by the Robinson Comic
Opera Company - "0livette' To-
Night.

There was a small audience at the
Wheeling Park Casino last night 10
witness the initial performance in the
season Of comic opera given by the
Robinson Cmopany. The Dill was Ihe
uneful and popular productlon' me
Chimes of NOrmany,' and II was pre-
sented i'm a manner which would have
reelected credit upon a more preJen-
tious organization. The audience ap-
Dlauded generously throughout the
evening. and all left highly pleased.
I'm fact. the first performance VIII De
am excellent advertisement, and should
have q beneficial effect upon the at'eh-
dance during the engagement.
The company has been strengthened
considerably since its engagement at
the Opera House during the winter.
Miss Essie Barton, who appeared as
"Serpolette:" Nj Chas. \. Holmes,
"Grenicheux." and Mr.. William Pull
man "Gaspard." were recognized as ia
miliar faces. Their work was above
criticism. Mr. Raymond Hitchcock IS
an excellent comedian, and kept the
audience in continual good humor. The
chorus is we'll balanced and exception
ally strong. Miss Sargent sang the
part OF "Germaine' very acceptably IN
The absence of the prima donna. who
is at her home i'm Detroit, and Will ar
rive i'm time for this evenings perform
ance. The company on the whole, is
strong. and deserves liberal patronage.
It is seldom that an opportunity is
afforded to hear comic opera so we'll
presented at such low prices. The cost
of a ticket to the Casino, including
round trip on the motors and admission
to the Park. is but fifty cents. The al
tendance is almost certain to increase
each evening, as those who heard the
company Will desire to return q second
time. "Olyette" viii be sung tonight;
Chimes of Normandy" at the Wednes-
day matinee; and Fra Diavalo' We'd
Desday evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-04

Daily Chronicle OF the Movements of rndi-
vIduals.

Mr.. Holster Ferguson, Of the Ster-
ling White Lead Company, OF PITTS
burg, was in the city yesterday visit
ing his sister, Mrs. w. NJ. McClelland,
Of North Market street.
Miss Margarete Hesse. Of Winchos-
ter. Va, is the guest Of Miss Martha d.
Caldwell. on Sixteenth street.
Mrs. Charles Baker, Of TT. Pleasant,
w. Va. arrived in the city yesterday
evening and will be the guest Of friends
for a short time.
DR.. A. s. Riker. pastor Of the Fourth
Street NJ. e Church. left yesterday
for Charleston on business connected
with the location Of the West Virginia
Conference campmeeting grounds.
Mr.. Burdall, of the firm Of Weaver &
BurdalI. merchants of Moundsville, was
in the city yesterday on his way West
on a business trip. He went over the
b. & o.
Col. Dick Jennings, Of Pittsburg, one
of the most extensive and most FORUM
ate operators in the Sistersyille oil neld,
was in the city yesterday on his way
TO that place
w. C. snoderass, a well known law
yer Of Burton, w Va, was a visitor IN
the city yesterday.
Col. John j. Carter, Of Titusville-
Pa. a well known oil man, and mana
ger Of the Garter Oil Company, at Sis
tersville, was in the city last ni6hJ on
his way to Sistersyille.
Fred A. Tritchard, a prominent
young business man Of Warrington
was in the city last night.
Miss Mildred WorriI, Of the South
Side, who has been the guest Of friends
at Philadelphia for several days, re-
turned home yesterday.
Thomas Howley, q prominent bust
ness man of the South Side, spent sun
day at Pittsburg.
II. B. Godfrey and family, Of Pitts
burg, were visiting friends on the
South Side last Sunday.
Henry Steinman, Of South Wood
street, the we'll known tenor singer in
the choirs of the different churches IN
this city, who has been critically i'll
for several days, is convalescing.
Martin Clark, of Glenwood, Pa, ar
rived in the city yesterday and is the
guest of relatives on the South Side
Mr.. Carl Thompson. young gentle
man Of New Martinsvile Is the guest
Of friends in the city.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-04
AMATEUR NOTES.

The Arnolds challenge any nine in
the city under seventeen years Of age.
The Arnolds defeated the Bellaire
Stars to 8.
John S. Naylor d Co. yesterday pre-
scented the police base ball team with
three bats.
Spike Island base ball club would
like to hear from the MOZarts for q
game on the Riverside grounds Sun
day, June 10th.
The Sinclair Stars, the popular
young base ball players Of the South
Side. defeated the Riverside Tube
Workers Sunday afternoon by a score
of 70 to is. Any junior base ball club
wishing to show their skill with the
sphere and hickory viii please notify
VIII Cunningham through this paper.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-04
RIVER NEWS.
Daily Chronicle Of the Movements OF the
Bonts and Boatmen.
River, 3:4, falling.


River. 3:4, falling.
Weather. fair and warmer.
The Elaine has taken the place Of
the Ben Hm in the Parkersburg-Pitts
burg trade, and will pass here on the
regular days OF the former.
The Courier arrived in from Parkers>
burg last evening, and returning wiz
leave here this morning at 1920 for
that point.
The Ben Hur left here yesterday al
ternoon about two o'clock for Mounds
Vile. from where she will take out an
excursion party to-day for Sistersville
She viii 80 to Harmer, near Marietta,
and tie up until there is q rise in the
river.
The Bedford viii leave here to-mor-
row morning at eight o'clock en- her
REGULAR trip to Parkersburg
The Clara Cavitt came down from
Pittsburg Sunday evening, and left last
night for that point with a model barge
I'M tow. i'm which was the keystone
States freight The crew Of the Key
stone left last night over the Pan-Han,
die for their homes in Pittsburg.
Pittsburg. Pa, June 3.-River feet
s inches and falling. Weather clear
and hot
Oil City. Pa, June 9.-River 10
inches and falling. Weather clear and
warm.
Warren. Pa. June 3.-River four
tenths Of a foot and falling. Weather
clear and warm.
Steubenville. June 3.-Riyer . feet
10 inches and falling. Weather clear
and warm.
Morgantown. W. Va, June 3.-Riyer
6 feet and stationary. Weather clear
and warm.
greensboro. Pa, June 3.-River z
feet > inches and falling. Weather hot
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-04
BASE BALL COMMENT.

The Splendid Work OF the Home Club,
Gossip or the Diamond.
The Wheeling Club is now playing
ball. and barring unforeseen accidents,
will continue to do so until the end of
the season. Such playing as was wit
messed at the Island Park yesterday
win certainly land the team on top at
the close of the season. All the boys
are batting well. and are fielding bet
ter than any team i'm the League. Re
ean has picked up at third, and is now
undoubtedly one of the best infelders
I'm the League Kerr is I'm better shape
and is doing excellent work with the
stick. "Old Reliable" Crotty gathers in
everything which comes his way, and,
in fact. no reasonable complaint can be
made about any player in the team.
To-day's game promises 70 be closely
contested. as the Columbus boys will
feel better after a good nights rest
Beadle viii go into the box for the
visitors. and Kane Will do the twirling
for the home club.
What city viii step into Canton's
place. This is a question which is noA
being discussed in Interstate circles
There Will probably be three towns
from which to make a selection
Washington Pa. Springfield and Tiff
fin, with chances decidedly in favor Of
,rc FIRST mentioned being chosen to fiji
the gap.
Very nearly, If not quite. the oldest
base BAH PLAYER I'm the country is Capt.
Classcock. late of the Louisville club.
He has been a marvel of endurance.
and is to-day by many considered the
best shortstop i'm the country. For
ease and accuracy i'm stopping and
throwing q bali he has never had
superior, and his batting is consider
ably above the average. His expert
ence has been remarkable IL is doubt
ful IF amy man in the country has be-
longed to- so many clubs, or has been
SO often i'm hot water. and yet his SER
vices have been so valuable as to have
been always sought for somewhere,
He is tail. lean and wiry, and seems
proof against impairment by age OF his
athletic faculties Tt looks as ii he
might be found playing somewhere up
90 the age of siXty.-BOston Herald
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-04

thought she had lost. a valraf..
mond ring. The next day vt.-
awoke and found her ring mis...
knew She must have been ms.
in her sleep. For several d..
mourned the less of her r.r-
night after this she awofa s5.
herself behind clUmp o r.s
park surrounding st. Johns
Church. She had been Gf-o.,-
her fingers in the ground
mond ring was on her finer
buried her ring, she tl.
these trees in her walk q fs.-.
fore, and remembered in hr
nambulistic experience whe-
hidden it.
The sleep walker who r.
abroad so much at night wear. ..
on her head. Sometimes I'm s.s...-
her night robes she wears p I.-..
Sometimes She walks in l.-
but nj other times she vear.
knitted woClen slippers Sic
nette. She is about > fe
height, and OF shapely figure
beautiful woman. Her la..
Grecian tyne
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-04
zrNnrR,S EOS ny.

Special t0 the REGISTER
Nanofeld. June 3.-Kenton frightened
its thnch on seventh place to-day by
defeating the home club in we'll
PLAYED came 1t was a pitchers battle,
I'm which Hawlcv had the advantage.
Both were nix hard, but good head
work and luck saved the day for Ken
tou Both clubs helded well. The
score.
KenJon ..........O1 500 90 ! Ill
Hits. Mansfield Is, Henton is; errors,
Mansfield .. Kenton .; batteries, VIII
helm and Feur. Hawley and Outcalt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-04
TuE COMBS DRAW OIt'
They Had Not Deposited Their Guarantee
Imdlay Returned Home Yesterday

They Had Not Deposited Their Guarantee
Iiudlay Returned Home Yesterday
Special to the Register
Canton. o.. june 3.-Managers A. i.
and Walter Goble say they will stay in
Canton. settle up their affairs here, ana
leave for their home. Grand Rapids, as
soon as possible They refuse to talk
about the Canton franchise. but it is
understood they had never deposited
the guarantee with President Zeigler,
hence they really held no franchise. 1t
is said here that the $500 guarantee
was to have been paid to-day. The
Coolies had no money, so they decided
10 draw out. Several OF the players
have left the city. Findlay left for
home this morning and Kenton for
Mansfield Sunday night. Findlay does
not claim a game on forfeiture, as I'M
pire Lllery had left Canton Sunday
morning for Mansfield. knowing there
would be no championship games here.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-04

At Boston-No game. Wet grounds.
Brooklyn ....12OOO2OO 40 6 0
St Louis .....O00O0 80 S 2
Pitchers. Gumbert and Ehret; attend
ance, 1900
AT Washington
Washington 0 0 , % 90 0 o. 10 8
Louisville II ? 0 / 2 1 0 0 - Il o
Pitchers, Mercer and Cunningham;
attendance. 1900.
At Philadelphia
Philadelphia 1 O82OO1OO-71 10 4
Chicago ....O100 > 0 Is Il >
Pitchers. Carsey and Terry; attend
ance. 1894.
At Baltimore
Baltimore ...O1OOOOOS As Il l
Cleveland Il 10 , 90 0 50 9 ,
Pitchers Esper, Hoffer Wallace and
Cuppy; attendance, $500
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-04
srEKING 4 COOI Z. -

Washington. June o.
present arrangements Nr.
and Mrs. Olncy. with ta.r
will leave Washington oF '..
vania Railroad for their
on the Massachusetts Goa. H
nesday morning. Nr. O.a.
residence at Falmouth is only .
miles from Gray Gables. D.u
press OF public business n.
President nor the Attorney
win accompany their families
i9in them about two weeks .a
Information rs ob-ainaaIe q. '.
the President viii appain, Seer
State. but it lis confidently pr
that ,his and several other
viii Doe filed before he leaves y
ingcou for the summer.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-04
JACK GRACE OF NEW YORK
VIII Box Billy Doolcy Before the Metro
politan Club.

Denny Hurley, Of Chicago, who was
matched to box Billy Dooley before the
Metropolitan Athletic Club, during the
spring race meeting, has not convinced
Manager Ted Alexander Of the SINGER
ity of his intentions. Yesterday Alex
ander matched Jack Grace, of New
York. against Dooley, and received a
telegram stating that he will be here
tomorrow.
Yesterday Tommy Hogan took Van
Hest to Elm Grove, where training
quarters have been secured. Van Heest
realizes that he will have his hands
full with Marshall, and will place him
self in the best possible condition.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-04
INDEPENDENTS TOOK THREE.

The Independents and CHARTERED
Oaks played three games at the Museo
last night, all of which We're won by
the former by excellent strings. The
scores follow
Independent-Wood 145, 143, al; Me
Causland, 1O1, 1872, 1914; Blind 1873, H.
1874: Cowl IA, us, 100; McKown 16S,
167. 1853; MUM 12O, $50, 155; totals S1l,
S37. 500.
CHARTERED Oaks-L. Wood 40, 1876,
1879: Gardner Ill. 119, 12S; Stoetzer 154,
145. 100; Wagner 139, lis, 1921. Wood
1j5, 1i1, 1871; totals 500, ia, 726.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-04
rMINs sTLLL WINNING.

Special 90 The REGISTER.
UhichsvIlle, o.. june 5.-The Twins
kept mp their winning streak to-day by
defeating the Limas with comparative
ease. Bridges was touched up for SIX
teen safe hits. while M.nnehan held
the visitors down to nine Both teams
played a good game in the field The
rrwin Cities ......O242OO 1850 2-15
Lima ............0 OO3 90 L S
Base hits. Twins rs Lima 9; errors,
Twins s. Lima o; batteries, Minnehan
and B0Verman, Bridges and RanerL
THE COOLIES DRAW or.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-04
A CHALLENGE.

Anthony Sweeney a member of the
Authentic Athletic Association, chal-
lenges any 115 pound man in the city
for a glove contest TO a finish. Any
person desiring TO meet Mr.. Sweeney
will please call at the above club, No.
ia North Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-04

derson r. struck out, by Handiboe 1, bE
Anderson g: double plays. Anderson to
Iritchard to- Resan. kalkhou 10 Cro1ly
10 Pritchard. Anderson to Crotty TO
Prlchard. Kane 10 Crotty; sacrlnce
hits. Davis. Donovan, West. Beadlei
tine. 1850: umpire, McNierney.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-04
SMALL TALK.


The immense new blast furnace al
the Top mill viii be blown in for the,
srst time next Monday.
-Durinc yesterday afternoon the
thermometer at r. II. Lists drug store
reached 100 and q fraction. which Is
higher than the thermometer at that
place has registered az any time dur
Inc the past fourteen years.
The members Of the Clay school
Alumni are asked 20 meet at Clay
school building Monday evening, 10th
-Four new cases of smallpox were
reported to the Health Officer ycsJer-
4av. They are At the east end Of
Eighteenth street. and one az Main and
South streets.
Miss Georgia Winters. who lives
m Ne. 2626 Chapline street, while curl
ing her hair last evening. badly
burned her forehead with 81 electric
curler.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-06-04
STATESMEN 0ITPLdYED
BIZ The Wheeling Team in the Game
Yesterday Afternoon.
Yesterday Att5rL00n'

rhe Home Club Makes it Five
e~arhts-Batted Like Demons
and Fielded Brilliantly - Inter
State and National League
Games - Bowling, Boxing and
Other Sporting Matters.