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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1895-08-14
Western Association GameN
JACKSONVILLE 9; DENVER 3.
Denver, Col, Aug. 13.-Score:

Denver, Col, Aug. 13.-Score:
r II e
Denver $3.50. 000oE3 s 8
Jacksonville .1014 80 13 z
Batteries: Eagan and Lehman; Con-
nor and Johnson.
QUINCY S; ST. JOSEPH 4.
st. Joseph, Mo-, Aug. 13.@Score:
r II E
st. Joseph :. 10000 o1oooA4 6 5
Quincy 49,. 90 01 90 90 l. 5 10 6
Batteries: Coiburn and Jones: Nc
Greevy and Boland.
PEORIA 5; LINCOLN 3
Lincoln, Neb., Aug. 13.@Score:
r II E
Lincoln :. 80. 0 0 o011 00oe2 z s
Peoria :. -. 0 l 0 o 0 3 IS 8 3
Batteries: Barnes and Speer: Roach,
Dugdale and Collins.
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WICHITA POULTRY CO

DTTT5cELT -E5s,rrss-s.Egs6<rs. bsse
aesz o.. ia; 1 zxnt sea e rErz ~ ssezz
.Ecs.T Bx1G-ss---.>o1rs, IA az hrE kiE
ID, ~sze1 os have % sz.s % ia fs5-cs--
BrookIya Life
s.oxscz IL kf1d os rzz- % .o<l vc<cr
eT<ry rer lSes con-x5bo-<zs - - szs>sSSx -
scozS AzH.-Jo1asSa-
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ST. Isas. Grain.

s. Louis. AEs. 1>-Fzo1r-o13et. IL
changed
Wheer-Cass lower q. &c. orerz.sc1s
there vz@ Al az<zrc@. closing :. Sic above
v.xte-Iszy. Augzis.- &c. September. s-.kc-
December. 60 1E-r
Ccrn-Aiko opened loEsr but rzlis<c AZ
ca3sed better fha1 yesterday. cash az
August DC: Sepisnoer- s,sse. MAJ. 11sz
e
Ryo-Low0 <zke
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MADE THEM WIN 1T
BROWNS YIELD THE SECOND GAME
TO THE SPIDERS.

Timely Hits by Home Team saves the Day
-Bostons Badly Beaten In Two Games
by the Baltimores, the Result Being
Largely the Difference In P.tchers-Big
Scores, Lots of Hits and Big Wads of
Errors Mark the Pittsbure-C Cincinnati
Game-Giants Guy Umpire Burnham
Crazy--Western Games--Baseball Notes
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why II L So

wilkins says he's the Only good.
natured man in the Office
is he good na.1redg-
''oh. yes, whistles 1T his work AL
day
II sse-shss seeounts Tor Il au---
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Got On Cheap.

She--So you have shaved OF your
mustache. It must have cost you .
great deal to make that sacrifice
Ee-No, not very much It was .
fve-cent shave.-Texas Sifting&
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Chicago Market
The leading futures RANGED as follows:

Cash quotations were as follows:
FIoUr-SIoE: spring lots OF 70 cents
No ? spring wheat SssSz4c: No. :. EG
&c: No. red, sc No corr. &c. No. :
oats, lssc: No. white. fob. zS1s.c
No. barley, roninzl 40. szIsesd
s.-oEe9i-i 20 Mess pork. per bbL. 3 500
$50 Lard. par Ioe lbs. g. G-1. shcrf
shoulders. fcoxeSi). 7-1Ss Short clear
SIDES. CboIe6). Sz0s.s- WhtEkey. clsfiI-
lsrs' finished goods. Per gal. IL Sus-
,S-J-rr1z-reE
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RANGE WAS WIDER.
STOCK DEALINGS MORE ABINArED
THOUGH STILL LIGHT.


New York. Aug. la--Although the
volume OF business on the stock ex-
Grange today does not show very
heavy increase compared with the trad
ing OF the past few days. the dealings
were more animated and fluctuations
took a wider range A selling move
ment was early inaugurated in Tobec.
CO on q renewal OF the reports OF cppo-
sstion among the independent manu-
fac,urers agains, the trust A break OF
cline was checked and the general Use
had yielded slightly. On the announce
ment that the supreme court had de-
MED the application to restrain the re-
organization committee, OF the Dtstiii-
ing and Cattle Feeding company rom
purchasing tie property OF the COM
pany at tomorrow's sale. the trusr
stock came into good buying and rose
IL per cent The rest OF the market
was also favorably influenced but aftec
midday speculation was very narrow
The only change Of movement vas de-
cline OF per cent and a rally OF IN Per
cent In Missouri Pacific. About noon
there was a buying OF the coal stocks
ACCOMPANIED by reports that an agree
ment had been reached by the coal car
rying companies by which an advance
In prices could be maintained Al
though no confirmation Of the story
was obtained the traders seemed TO ex-.
c~pt II as true and a general apprecia-
ton in values was recorded tn which
the favorable crop advices were also .
factor. Most prominent In the Improve
ment were New Jersey Central. Dele
ware and Hudson. Lackawanna. RccE
Island. Burlington. New England ana
Lake Erie and Western preferred spec
ulation- continued strong ehroueoous
the afternoon until shortly before tho
close, when under the influence or en-
gagcnent. OF gold for export in greater
amounts than was expected there were
realizing sales which caused fractsou-
al reaction and gave tone OF depress-
ion to the final dealings. The ciosin8
prices. however, are In the main high.
or than last nights figures. the chiec
gains being New Jersey Central - pen
cent: New England Ia per cent; Erie
Telegraph IA per cent and Deiewaso
The only declines over . fraction re-
corded was In Chicago and Eastern
Illinois, which lost I per cent
Bonds ruled lower IN the early opera
tfons but In the late session 0upporo
was accorded TO the market and the
closing was firm The aggregate sAseo
were 81. as, 900.
London stock Exchange
New York. Aug. H. The Even4no
Posts London cabiegram says: IhS
stock market today was Irregular
Americans were fat on gold shipments
but the best people anticipating . FUR
ther mod crate influx OF gold. view tho
immediate situation with equanimfty.
but for a resurrection OF the silver
boey. they do not look Erie preferred
was extremely firm. Argentines wcrs
strong on favorable exchange and
a steady increase In the wheat ship
ments. The Bank OF France Is r~porsea
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Coffee

New York. Aug. Ia-CofeNOpened duh
at 500 points decline. Market a; noon
was no.ninally 5aio points under yester-
days Closing bass The weakness Was
due 10 heavy Brazilian movement. There
was no particular pressure on the market
Santos-Good average Santos. ~: *fa he-
cetptS two days. $so bags Hamburg
Quiet. unchanged to "A prennis higher;
50; October, se-75; November. $50; Decenn-
Der, g -; January. S.T5s February. SO;
March. s2.75. April. $40: May and June.
R.o-Quist: No. Z. "A. 500. Exchange.
HavrAopened quiet and = franc high
er; at Il noon quiet. franc lower, al ,
p. m irregular. !. franc higher closed
quiet, !, franc net advance Tor the DAY
sales, lS.0oo bags.
Options-Opened dull at 5esls points DE
cline: ruled Inactive bat rallied on scanf
offerings and some demand TO cover;
closed steady at 5di15 points advance: Sep
TENDER. $3.50 1850; December. SiS-A
Spot coYee-R;o steady but quiet; mild
quiet: warehouse deliveries from New
York yesterday, $40 bags. New YORK
stock today. si7.717 bags. United States
stocks today. 81. sol bags. Afoat for the
United States. 2le.ee9 bags
sugar.
New York. Aug. lS.-Sugar-Raw steady;
centrifugal, s5-test, SIC. Refined steady,
with limited demand; No. Q, i9i ls-lec
No. 13. 31-1Sc.
ST. Louis Produce.
st. Louis. Aug. I2-Butter and eggs
Quiet and unchanged
Whisky-S;eady, N.s2.
Lead-Steady: sales. s cars al so.
Speiter-F'irm, g. ga.
Bagging and iron cotton ties-Cn-
changed.
Pork-Iower: jobbing. So So
Lard-Lower. prime, S.sS; choice, $o-o.
Bacon and dry salt meais-Unchanged.
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Kansas City. Aug. I3.-Ca.t'e-Recespts
se,e: shspYn~nts 40: market weak TO
lower: Texas steers. s. 50dz -: beef steers.
g. 4Jd5 80; stockers and soe5ers. 3 Dt1s %
Hogs-Reeeipts 100: shipments. So;
market 5 20 e cent? Iovsr; bulk % sales.
"a -: mixed - se14s -: lights, A75<sfs5.
workers.. - sedf -; pigs. a S1sS.
sheep-R>ceip,s. l.so; shipments none:
rnarke. active ard strong.
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Oklahoma Games.
CAREER IL; ENID z.

CAREER IL; ENID z.
Enid, o. T., Aug. 13.-(SpeciaD-Gar-
Der and Enid contested for the cham
pionship of the territory on the
grounds at Enid yesterday. With the
exception of two inning played during
the rain, making the ball wet and
wild, it was great game and full of
interest. CARRIER outplayed Enid in the
field, in the box and at the bat, getting
seventeen men to first base while Enid
only got ten. Hess pitched a great
game for the CARRIERS holding all the
hits down in the diamond. Crooch and
Roach handled the points for Enid and
did great work. Score:
CARRIER .......0 % o o 061 &11
Enid ............0 0 0 o 5 0 o 1 IT
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LIVE STOCK MARKET.

Chicago. Aug. 13.-Cattle-Only about
5000 head OF cattle OF all kinds were re-
ceived here today: including 400 western ter,
about 1000 natives. but the general de-
nsand was light and prices We're no better
than on yesterday. buyers flied up pref
~ extensively yes.erdat and this tended
10 lessen their orders toda-. Common 70
extra native steers weighing from loo
TO /. go pounds, were salable at S.sSqs-vo,
a few being good enough 20 sell at SO
or so poor as TO sell much under 80. Big
heavy steers were hard to sell, and lots
averaging less than 1.5oo pounds sold TO
the best advantages. The stocker and
feeder trade was active to the extent OF
the limited receipts at $2.5en4oo. specula-
tors doing a good share of tho buying.
No change occurred In butchers or can
ners stun. bulls selling al 81. I5a3 so while
cows and heifers went at sl2Jfy5O. few
selling above $50. IL being calf day
the receipts ran up 10 about 2loo head
and many Of them were choice Buyers
took hold freely and Srices averaged z,
cents per hundred pounns higher. com
mon to prime calves selling at y. f5uS.73.
Western range cattle v ere in fairly good
demand at decline OF about 10 cents.
steers selling at 50 59Sfi.75 and cows and
heifers al s2.er1ic5 for poor TO extra
Texas cattle were unchanged. Some were
sold yesterday at $.35. Their average be-
ing LOO pounds.
hogs, prices falling l6ai5 cents er hundred
pounds. Less than 1900 head were Of
fered, including those left over. but there
were too many for the demand. and a
fair number will probably be carried over
tonight Neither Chicago packers nor
eastern exporters bought with any de-
gree OF freedom and sales dragged. tho
bulk OF the hogs that changed hands
fetching st5pG47 40. Common 10 choice
heavy hogs sold at -. 20d4so; mixed at
81. 4cfi4s0 and light weights at - so95-ls
for poor TO choice assorted lots. Packers
talk very beartsh.
Sheep-No more than 1900 head az
rived today. compared with is.sl5 a week
ago. but the demand was slower than on
yesterday and prices vere o cents per
100 pounds lower as a rule. Inferior 20
with sal~s chiefly at s. soGe 81 and west
ems sold principally al g .ocg3. =, fed
westerns being worth g. sr1370. Spring
lambs were active a, - 5Sd6.A for good
to choice. and a. t3.ocg4-1 for common 10
fair.
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81. Louis. Aug. 5.-Ca;tie-Receipts. g.
5p; shipments. Do; market steady for
ping steers. a z,I515: butchers lights.
g cpf4 %: stockeTs and feeders. fzsg4 q
Hos-Receipts. $40; shipments, R,
market $40 cents lower; heavy. HsyQ4-s
mixed. 81 30d4 u: Eight. HZsd5.o.
Sheep-Receipis. 700: shipments none;
market steady, firm
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GRAIN MOVEMENT.

On The Prrtoce E1chxrre .otsy ne
butter market vas steady. creamery. Ia
GISc, dairy. s-zEiE-c- Esgs and cc3ese
unchanged
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COTTON MARKEE
New Orleans

New Orleans, Aug. l3.-Cottor-Steady:
middling. TIC: low. 5 l1-lsc: good ordinary.
wise. 10 bales: sales. 100 bales: stiles. 81
3is bales.
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81. Louis, Aug. 13.-Cotton-Firm: mid
ding, &c; sales none: receipts. IL bales;
shipments. jas bales: stock, E.52 bales
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Cleveland. Aug 13.-St. Louis was de-
feated today after a hard struggle.
Timely hits by the home team saved
them the victory. Attendance 1000.
Score:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-23

Cincinnati, September 2l.-Flour in mod
crate demand
Wheat. easier No. red 65c; receipts.
800 bushels. shipments 3lU0 bushels
Corn, ,iuiet and steady; No. mixed 3jc.
Oats, steady, No. miEd pc.
Rye, GTmer; No. = iZc.
Lard. slow and easy o. $ 90
Bulk meats, steady al 81 Sii2
Bacon. quiet and barely steady o Sc 6E
Whisky. steady bot quiet ut 81 -.
Butter frIu.
Sugar ia good demand and strong.
E&-s, easy
Toledo. September 2L-Whoat. quiet and
Slightly lower; no. cash 63c; December
Corn, quiet ana lower NO. mixed Sc;
No. mixed 52iac.
oats, nothing doing.
Rye. nominal, cash No . 45c.
ClOVersead, higher; prime cash ana Oc-
tCber 81 3Z}..
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BALTIMORE s OHI0 RAILROAD.


LEA =
From New York. Philadelphia, b ~.
zaore and Wlshine on. w. - N. nay -
Cumberland accomno Iauon' '-I0 p A'''
CTftoa Accommodation, 1910 a. ms
1I6ludevnls accommodation, 7l9 o, m
and l.i0 d. m. except Sunday, ana ''iO ?.
- Cu~-ieriand express. 80 p. n. daily.
WHEELING AND PITTSBURG DIV"
SION.
For pjttsb,Irc. Washington. Baltimore.
PniiadeiDhia and New York. ass Z. 10
Fcr pftsbuIg 1880 a. ~. daily.
P.aslurs express, 1's) ? H.. oIcept
. ,i,rc.5n. Pa. accommodation 500
o. no.. except sunday
ARRIVE.
FROM New York. Philadelphia' "a, EAU
more. Washington lad f.ttsburg lO.lJ 2;
H.. daily. ID. $50 p. I'D. except SATURDAY an"
iTitsr6ur-r mail E.aJ p. M. except Sum
Gav. and $50 p. m. daily c.,.
~. except sunday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-23

( 100 a. m. from Cleveland 10 ,hricas-
willie DDS u. 10. from UAriclsvlle to
Cleveland runs daiy-
cts 10 an points. Call ON our agents or
-o Nj. C. CARREL. Gen. Pass. Agent.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-23

FOR sALE-HANDSOME EMBOSSED
society cards. at REGISTER ONCE jL-5q
For RENT AND FOR SALE C-EEDS
a. the Register Counting LoOIn-
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GOING SOUTH.
GOING NORTH

Electric cars between Wheeling Mar
TIM Ferry and g., l.. e. w. DEPOT in
IriIn-InIl.
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RAIL WAY TIRE GARD.

Arrivals and departures OF trains o. arc
ofter June o 1885 Explanation OF Refers
C1ce Aarks: Daily SUNDAY excepted
gslon1ay excepted: Saturday exceptsti
Irqa--y cn,y. Saturday only: )Mondag
only. East e-l Standard Time, which Is
on- hour .---L-- III. -.l-ral LLna-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-09-23

North Bound
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-09

1T was about six years ago "Hen 1
first tried Paine's celery compound Ior
nervous diseases and rheumatism. IN
the severe winter climate III the state OF
Michigan I was at our mission station
there. and became a great suherer. 1
used three bottles of Paines celery
compound. and was very greatly Dene-
flied thereby. I then began TO ADVISE
INV members who were sick to use It,
and in every case where the directions
were strictly obeyed the treatment was
successful. In a few years past hun
dfeds of bottles have been used directly
through my advice Paine's celery
compound is far better than any other
remedy. and leaves no bad eHects IN
the system. It's manifold healing quail
tiles make it a boon OF life and d bless
ing to the afflicted beyond any prepara-
ton within my reach"
The great falling OF in the amount OF
rheumatism. neuralgia and nervous
weakness that physicians have every
where noted comes from the vide
spread knowledge that there is no need
OF suffering any longer from these com
mon diseases. 1t is now everywhere
known how correctly Prof. Edward 4.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-09
THE ANNUAL CONVENTION
or the Non-Partisan ". c. =. U.Closed at
Oherlin YesterdaN.

or the Non-Pertisau ". c =. L. Closed at
Oberliu Yesterday.
Oberlin, o., November S.-The an
nual convention of the uOn-partsan w.
c. T. L. ended to-day. Mrs A. c. Paul.
Of Maine. retired as secretary Of the
publication committee and Mrs II. NJ
Ingram. of Cleveland, was appointed
In her place. National organizers were
not selected. that matter being left in
The hands of the general officers. A
railroad secretary was added 70 the
officers. Resolutions were adopted
c0ndemning prize fighting and COM
mending the governor Of Arkansas for
preventing the C0rbett-Fitzsimmons
fight Notice was given Of an amend
mcnt 20 The constitution TO be presented
at the next annual meeting making
presidents Of St5,e unions delegates at
large and all officers and The executive
committee voting delegates.
Five trustees were appointed as fol-
lows Mrs. J. f. Fiinney. Mrs. II. N.
Ingham and Miss II. Z. Ingersoll, of
Cleveland: Mrs. N. c. Callahan. Of
lows, and Mrs Al0nZO Linn, of Wash
ing.Cn, Pa. a banquet was given by
the ". c. Il. L. OF O5erlin in the even
ing.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-09

Dr. Baird IS known as practical
worker. his Eoc.th was broken by tine
severe winter climate I'm Michigan some
t-a ago. and DE seemed likely to be
Obliged Co give MP his work. But he re-
sorted .e the use of that easily obtained
remedy. Fainea celery compound, and
ve- lin- or again. energetic and active
es .rer within few weeks.
THE reasonable. Unii-guised way in
which paiue's celery compound fortiiies
the body against nervous exhaustion
and rlbulls fits shattered parts has been
freely explained by physicians the best
of whom to-day always look to this
great remedy where the debility is to be
overcome. 10 does its work thoroughly
end speedily. Let every nervous suf-
ferer and every man and woman who
fsa< wn down and tired beyond the
power of % nights sleep to- restore, Try
Fail-'s celery compound. lt will make
the man on woman strong and active
and q stout believer I'm this great rem
e.r.
Dr. Baird who IS now al his home in
Indiana. Felu describes his own eN-
uerelce aS follows.
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WILL REFUND THE MONEY.

BrazilSWiu Make Good the Duties Inn
properly collected.
Washington. November S.-The De-
partment Of State was to-day informed
in a dispatch from United States Min
lister Thompson that the president of
Brazil had sanctioned a decree Of Con-
gress authorizing the opening Of a sup
Elemental credit Of The sum Of 100000
reis equivalent TO about S928.2O0), Tor
the restitution of certain "expedient
duties against the imposition OF which
the United States protested.
While the reciprocity treaty with Bra
iii was in force under the preceding ad-
ministratiOn, our government had rea-
son TO protest against the action Of the
Brazilian government in ievying what
were known as "oXpedienC charges
upon imports from the United States.
These dues fell. as it happened, tito
gether on flour. i'm which there was q
very lively trade at that time Our
protest was based on the assertion that
these dues were in the nature of tariff
charges. and therefore in violation Of
the reciprocity treaty under which
flour should be admitted free of duty.
The Brazilian government claimed that
they were really warehouse dues, and as
the government did not. as in this coun-
try. own the bonded warehouses, they
were proper charges. Our view, how
ever. finally prevailed, and the Brazil
ian government abandoned the duties.
The American firms who had exported
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-09

Phelps. ". d.. IL. d.. of yarmouth col
Ieee. understood the needs Of suffering
men and women when he prepared the
formula for Paine's celery compound
BY the use Of tins worlG-famoUs remedy
countless men and women have saved
themselves from nervous prostration
The cares of large families do not
stop when the day is over. There is in
cessant anxiety. wakefulness and con-
Germ for some member of the household
Il is no wonder that so many. especially
women. break down under the crushing
weight. Their very love and pride
keeps them always at work. They Tive
on their nerves" as the saying is, till
there comes a time when flesh and blood
can stand it no longer. It is simple
thing for them to keep well and strong
if Paine's celery compound is straight
way used at the earliest signs Of failing
vigor The tired. dragged out feeling
is soon entirely removed. There will
be no neuralgia, no persistent head
aches. no dyspepsia, no haunting pain
over the eyes. no nervous exhaustion
when Paine's celery compound is used.
tt makes people well.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-09
A RANKER In TROUBLE.

Washburn. Wis, November S.-Bank-
er A. C. Probert was arrested this morn
ing a second time within two weeks,
this tine on q charge Of embezzlement,
at Shell Lake. Mr.. Probert has been
having a great deal Of trouble with his
banking institutions here and at Shell
Lake and Prescott since the panic Of
1893. He owes depositors nearly $780,
OOO and the State Bank Examiner, few
days ago. made a report showing that
the cash resources Of the three inst.tu-
tons aggregated only $3.50. Probert is
Mayor OF this city
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-09

I'm this Court. yesterday. in The ma-.ar
of he joint felony iadctmea, for rob
1e-y asaias, William Willard and Rob
er Ri-en .ae demurrer 10 .ha indict-
men, was withdrawn. ana pleas 90 not
guilty entered The cases were set for
.ae --l .ns, It coming To- she lnovl-
'sC of the State THAT RICens real name
was Richard Leonard. leave was grant
CD I'D amend -he Indictment in that re-
soe--
ls 1e mSjeme3r0r cases Of State ".
Katie Lee. the demurrers 10 eleven IN
l.c-uCn were argued and submitted.
The cases aEain F0rs,. Dimmick.
ana others concerned IN Jhe p & o.
rcobrils. were passed over until to-
-ay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-09
pATROL HORSES RUN AWAY.

About ten o'clock last night while
the patrol wagon was on its way
to the City Hall, with prls-
oner. in charge of Officer Bauer,
the horses took fright, through one OF
them slipping and falling, at Sixteenth
and Market streets. and started down
Market street utterly beyond the con-
troll Of Driver Dan Crumbacker They
were not stopped until they brought up
ia the deep excavation on Ma ket
street. below Twenty-first. The pris-
oner was thrown out of the wagon, ana
was hurt in the back. The harness
was broken a little, but no serious dam
age resulted.
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V w. c, T. U. ENTERTAINMENT

The Young Womans Christian Tenn
nerance Union. an auxiliary to the W
c. r. L.. will hold a reception at the
latter's hall on Main street, next Mon
day evening, to which the young OF both
sexes ere cordially invited. a short
programme has been arranged, embrace
ing selections. musical and literary, and
a general good time is anticipated. No
admission will be charged
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-09
FINGER AMPUTATED.

Master Schultz, q 13-year-old boy en-
ployed at the La Belle mill had his
right index finger caught in q grind
stone and badly lacerated while at
work Yesterday. The bone was crushed
so badly that the finger had to be am
putated near the second joint. He was
taken to his home on South Wetzel
street. where DR.. Stathers rendered the
necessary surgical aid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-09
PROVED SELF DEFENSE.

Linden, Kas., November S.-Dr. r. G
Mullings, Of Lebe, Cofey county, a
nephew Of John G.. Carlisle, Secretary
Of the Treasury, after a two days trial,
was this afternoon acquitted Of the
charge of numbering J. w Blake On the
afternoon of December q, 1894. The
defendant proved the shooting was in
self Gctense.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-11-09
JUDGE OF THE RECORDERS
COTTRT

Albany. n. Y, November S.-James c.
Matthews. colored, recorder Of deeds
at Washington in President Cleyelaad's
first administration, has been elected
Judge of the Recorders Court in this
city, which office carries with powers Of
q Supreme Court Judge