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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-03
ArraE BUCREYE.

r..-,,- 1,o-. Era last Week-Two Inci-
s.rr. ofth5 >ourch tor NOu-U nion Men.
-yrs EreSsve glass company tell of a
-s-v sr.re.sIll weeks work the uaSt
-...-. r1sy have made punch tumoiets
oraIi sizes all week, and have been
~o-r-r eight shops Everything is
-,,rof1- smoothly and they are exper-
..,-.n- no trouble OF any kind. Five
,..9-s Don.uni0u men made their way
.-.- from this CITY Co the Buckeye yes
..rfev without 8 union man knowing
oi Jho fact.
re.. evening a stranger got OIL the
.... ,r tre C.. u.s. -. road, when he was
.....r.i by S. E,1ssworSer from Wheel
,gr5 INQUIRED of his business. The
'-ge-.ro.d him TO was none OF his
business. our 81 he wanted 10
- 10 come up 20 the
a1.sI and .Gll OUT de went
rEe hotel, where DO discovered that
.... WAS from Boston, Mass, aud was
40. scent for granite aud marble.
Iers Friday night as g., l.. and w.
t-s-gbr Was coming up FROM Bridgeport
p SD hailed by 81 fellow with lantern
..- SDance's machine shop. Tbs en-
.-f,s.r stopped the train aud the Fellow
Inn WsIDut street. Several OF the
non me3 thought that some Of the
----.rfoo men were on the train and
.+s In tb-t direction, but we're fooled.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-03
SMALL TALE.
izinor m,sso-s - Ilssrs's Briefly Sad
PithuT Told

sziaor mAsso-s - I1tsrs's Briefly Sad
PithuY ToIA
WILLIAM aud Ann Gore were arrested
by Officer Walker, last evening, Tor
dIs0rder.y conduct on Upper Market
square.
A SERMON will be preached 20 the
Daughters OF Liberty aud American
Mechanics az ID. OF l.. Hall to-day, at J
%. m., by Rev. Dow.er.
A MARRIAGE license was issued yes
,erday 10 Elias AssaDDi, native Of Sy-
ria, aged 30, aud LORNA Daliby, ma
tive OF syria, aged 81.
Tun uptown office Of the Street Rail-
way Company has been removed from
Tenth street % the west sl15 OF Main
street, TWO doors north Of Bridge Place.
CaAgLEs BAILEY, who resides on
South Market street, while entering "a
cellar yesterday, stumbled over box
.ud Tell, cutting o severe cash over his
eye.
THE United Council Of American
Mechanics will attend the First Chris
t..u Church on the 22d, aud hear a
sgecisl sermon 0y Rev. Hayden. They
also present a flag 20 Edglngtou Lane
school the same morning al y o'clock.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-03

country. Wheeling has a number OF
very clever marksmen, and they Will De
heard from during the summer a new
gun club is being organized, with
grounds on the upper end of the Island,
and is composed of some OF the best
shots in the city. The grounds will be
open for practice every Tuesday after
noon from one O'Clock till six
The club invites all shoct'
ers. whether members Of the CLUB
or not, to take part in the practice
shoots. The name OF the new organi-
cation will probable be The Wheeling
Gun Club" A match between the new
club and the Fairmoht Gun Club VIII
take place az Fairmont, w. Va, the
14th inst.
There is a probability that another
main will take place ia the near future,
between Martins Ferry and Be!laire
birds. Belaire issued challenge
through the Register, which vas
promptly accepted. The two sides have
not yet come together, but the match
will be made. JEPW ORTIZ
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DIE D.

rrOTTE-WuLIANrE BENARD. at $50 p. n, In :
fsnt son Of Geo. S. and Matte Otte, aseu IL
months ana Il days.
Funeral notice hereafter.
NcCOY-At Chicago. H., DENNIS D. McCor,
in the 10th year Of his age
Funeral from First Christian Church sunday
afternoon at g o clock. Interment at Mt Wood.
Enthusiastically. January 81, 1895, at
5.4j n. m, at residence OF parents. near Green
wood cemetery. FRANK, son OF Frank and Eliza
bath Wallace, aged years aud q days.
FBBERT-At Benwooi, W Va, Thursday,
January "a. 1925, at 9 p. m, MAGGIE, daughter
OF Henry and Emma Ebbert, aged Is years and
3months.
BRADY-At Wellsburg, w. Va, Monday,
January 18th, 1895, al a. m, JOHN BRADY, In
bis both year
THORNBURG-At Martins Ferry O., Tues
dsv. January 18th, 1895 at IL o'clock, ANNIE NJ,
wife Of Joseph Phornburg, in the gath year OF
her age.
RYAN-On Thursday morning, January 18th.
1895 at I: 35 O'Clock, CATAERINE, vile " Thomas
d. Ryan, in her 5lst yea.
BRADY-On Wednesday morning January
30th. 1895 in her eta year, ETHEL Rus ELL
daughter OF Joseph c. and Anna Hubbard
Brady
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-03

FOLLOWING is q section Of testimony
sroart. out in divorce trial before
t-s -rr-ams Court 10 Brooklyn. The
witness was che servant girl
.1G Dir. Y,mkemeIer ever give you or
rs.s CHAT his par.Jr furniture was not TO be
General Tracy objected to this question
nd ..assrs aimed by the Court.
% v..t 90 show insisted Hummel,
....t .hs par,oy furniture was sat upon,
nd that visitors were received IN that
r.s~s was some legal quibbdug, and
rf-r-l gained his point before II was
Iscr.
owes" said Fre5a, visitors were re
r....f and entertained In the parlor. They
Ed ,at ol the furniture
T-uIy Che sphjnx-,iSe legal mind is
past duding out.
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mnndar. special shoe sale.

1s2 pair Ladies' Fine Shoes at S1.25,
S1.3S, worth $500.
246 pair Mems Fine Shoes at Si.25'
S1.3s worth $500
169 pair Boys and Girls Shoes at 63c,
SIC, worth S1,25.
200 pair Mems $500 Pants at S1.25.
l25 dozen Mems soc and Coo Shirts at
35c.
100 dozen Boys Domestic Waists at
15c.
No. ! Table Oil Cloth at 15c a yard
Many other bargains.
THE RACKET,
No. 11O2 Market street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-03

asca. 10 he 6sglstsr
NEW YORK, February 2.-Hon. John
o. PendletOn 10 at the Windsor; Mr.. and
Mrs. ) Alexander are al the Broadway
Central, ana Il. h. Gifin, Jr,, is at the
Grand JniOn.
Fr5rk Bonar Of Glen Easton, was in
the Cry Yesterday.
Or. H. c. BranDen is still confined 10
LIs bed with an attack Of grip.
Mss Della Maurner, Of Glen Easton,
is visiting friends in P.ttSoUrg.
VAN KEUREN-T g. Call, Waynes-
burg, Pa, Charles Chadduck, Grafton.
James Hawkins, who fell few days
ago and broke ais arm, is able TO be out.
$. Il. Hanuen, member Of the BoarG
OK Regents, will leave to-day for Char
lesion.
Ma. aud Mrs. Mcdonald, of Mounds
g.. .. 7ere the guests OF Dr. Riggs yes
Jeria-.
10 ID Carver, special Pension Exam
liner, returned home from Parkersburg,
Friday.
r o. r-,7sr of Wsst Virginia. is So
i,n-ri,g me Vvrsio Hore,. O-d pin,
Comfort. Va.
rr.rbs-, Smith y,bo rasi5ss a. laramie
11,C' 1osr l,st 'o}gbt Tor bis nome and
will rs,nrn nsTt wesE.
Miss D.fsv Flarags, the missino
- .f tb. - ~ W CInb i
- ~ NJ, lv,o.Ii-g
W. w. N17'' VI '-o nc S. ,i'u' ~ y'17
very l'. o, u.s r3--' a-1 rs Puy S'O'aN'
arc uOD0'-u ' VI MS 'ooO''i''
waiter huton' VINO was nnrt on tue
. s1CouI o q, 80. Iii III go 80 $40 - Se
- -.-. 80 - 90 "s'' 80 0'' " ~
-.e.-.---,,,- .-..
D'. H. VI q. 10 2'9'e' ne - y ID ne
., 80 bGs -. ,o- - Sa-,e M
wa. ',. a 49,, ~ ~ us '''0
AC LD EE-1' = 1aSsafI' aaron - -
"a. r. JAWS IRVINE ", q, =, NALL
-. ~ '..s.'o' ~ D. ~ i AZ VI 10 - ~ 'n'
80
Mr.. y. NJ II! ner' OF MheeIlng' Is al
his home no TINS place ne Will prooa-
oily remain TWO or three "eehs'-hltchie
" eeA'F he''s"'
BRUNSWICK Frank Z. Loudon and
George ID. Fleming, Bel'aire; Nelson
Nathers, Marionville, Pa; Lawrence
Bsgnell, S'stersyille.
NJ C. Comueha, who fell and received
serious injuries on North Main street,
election day, is getting along as nicely
as could be expected.
BEWEE-T. Z Goodwin, Piedmont,
Ohio; Nv. sherman watson, Fairmont'
w. Il. Wright, Wuliam torsyth, Man
ningtou; Frank Ellis, NeWourg
James w. Flanagan, the debonair
tousorial artist Of the Eighth ward, has
returned home after brief visit TO
friends In Wood and Harrison counties.
The many friends OF Mrs. ID. Roger
son. who has been seriously I'm for sew
eraI weeks az her home in Moundsville.
will be glad to learn that she is improv-
iay.
Sr,,Dr-Pater Grear. Weston. Miss
Minnie Clark New MartinsviIIe. @ G
ptrrIs,t NopDdsvilIe. Cbarles ScbaaI
Nrsriarta o.. w. W Meek. Cumber-
land a.
mn. ,,s.-..-..s s...-....-
r, I. 800 "a 'J IS suu u'el, VI
Nv ,.t 1'n &c, 80 nv, 49, o,La- NJ w W.
1I.' ~. al, - 80. - -.
- 4S'.U-'' wiz Ava N''' N0--'e
NoN'@''
ST. CHARLEs'- W. T.. Il os'er, sisters
Vu.e' d. Ii. bIady, MounosVhlei d. il.
u y
Wallace Sistersviue. w q Hawaii
,,..L-..,-fiI, "a
OocnrauFiue, y.
DIR. W. Frazier. OF Cleveland. has ac-
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$40 ,,fr Ladies' Fine Shoes at SIPS,
- ,..s ,sf- Mems Fine Shoes at Sl.25,
', 100 1sir Bows and Girls shoes at Csc,
t-'- Mems s.. 90 Pants at SIPS.
7q5 dozen MEMS soc ara o0c Sn'r's al
400 dozen Boys Domestic waists at
No i Table OH Cloth at l'e a yard.
MANY THE RACKET,
No. 1902 Market street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-03
- - j. l. PARKINsOM.
The Funeral wiu lake Place At Mounds
vlle this AfIernOon.

vile this Afternoon.
The funeral OF the late Hon. j. l..
Parkinson, Of Mouudsv.lIe, who died
Fricay, will take place from his
family residences on Sixth street, this
Afternoon at two o'clock. The pail
bearers selected are: j. D. BurIey, 1.
j.. Parsons, J. W. Gallaher, .. l.. HOLT
day, J. 7. Galaher and W. NJ. Riggs;
the Honorary, q. C. Mathews, J. +.
Hicks, J. a. Ewing, II. w. Hunter,
Samuel Riggs, c. a. Weaver, Judge
j. Z. PAUL and j. D. Ewing. Rev. q.
W. Grimes of the NJ. Z. Church will
have charge OF the funeral ceremonies.
THE /. @. o. K. National Union, aud h.
OF p, OF which be was member, will
attend in a BODY, as will also the Jr, o.
L.. A. NJ, Of which two OF his sons are
members. The Marshall County Bar
Association will also attend in body,
aud an invitation has been sent 10 the
Ohio and Wetzei County Associations
asking them % be present.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
SOUTH BEFORE THE WAR.

The attraction booked at the Grand
for the lass three nights Of this week IS
Whallen q MarIell'S elaborate produc-
ton of South Before the War" The
company CONES this season bigger,
greater andsstronger than ever, with
fifty people in the cast. including Char
ley Howard as Uncle EDh, and Wheel
ing's favorite black face artist. Billy
Williams, as Aunt Cleo" There are
also a number OF celebrated cOlored
artists with the company. such as buck
and wing dances, quartettes, cake
walkers and 50 forth. The patrons OF
the Grand can look forward to seeing
one Of the best shows Of the season.
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KnanItr III New Orleana.


New ORLEANS, LA, February .
Forty-niuth day OF the Crescent City
Jockey CiuO's winter meeting. Clear
and cold; track very heavy. First, SELL
ing, five furlongs, Bird Catcher l:OS4.
Second, mile, Miss Mamie 1:54. Third,
six furlongs, Bess McDuf 1881.
Forth, selling, six furlongs, Elberon
1895. Fifth. selling. six furlongS, No
Remarks 1:22.
Following are the entries at New Or
leans for Februar q: First, q selling,
Gleesome 90, g. B. Cox 10l, Mlss Mamie
1Ol, Elbsron lO4, Luke Parks l04, Mer-
rift 1O5. Hodgson 1O5, Miss Galop lO7,
3. Z. Fly, Jr., 100, Bedford 100. Sec
ond, 8. two-year-olds, Leasman, Gus K,
Arsenic, Uncle Lew and Tempest lO7,
Inspector Hunt, Krause ana HillrY
Riggs 10 Third, mile selling, Jim
Brown 100, Mezzotint 1913, Auditorium
IO4, Henry Owsey 1O5, Brakeman 1o7,
Joe Woolman los, LeGrande 100,
Lester 100, Say On 1l2.
Fourth, s. selling, Trixie %, DR.. Reed
and Dr.. Work 81, Oh No 102, Forest
Belle 1G5, Kindora, Old Dominion
Twenty-three and Nordeck 107. Fifth,
q selling, Annie McNairy and Black
Satin 95, Hollywood 81, SIdcan 100,
Airline 102, Followday, Jocko, Spring
dale and Nelly 104, No Remarks Jim 7.
and Wedgefeld 1O7, DR.. Bill, Fort
Worth and Sam Farmer ITO.
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.tnsticn snles pr,s Court.

The case of Albert Grotz, charged
with cutting Stella Woods, was dis
missed yesterday, the injured woman
having left the city and there being no
evidence on behalf OF the State. The
defense had about twenty witnesses
from Bellaire, IN readiness to prove an
alibi, but they were not needed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-03

La Rere Lodge No. 2, A. O. U. W.,
will give free musical and literary en-
tertainment az their hall, corner Jacob
and Thlrty.sixth streets. on Friday
evening, February s. Among the sing
ers will be Mr. Charles Zulauf. Past
Grand Master w. O. McCluskey is billed
for an Interesting address.
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Regarding n Legal Construction and
State Legislation.

10 the Editor OF the hegtstsT:
SIR:-It appears that the Supreme
Court has construed an act OF 1891 so
that deed of trust on real estate may
be set aside if when the deed was made
the maker was insolvent. Now, this
being the case, 1t will be unfortunate
for all persons, both solvent and insoiv-
ent, who may want 10 borrow on real
estate hereafter, because no one can
know If another be insolvent or not, and
therefore real estate loans will not be
obtainable, and no firm or corporation
Individual will likely be willing to put
money into real estate loans in our State
and money to loan on real estate will not
likely stay In West Virginia under these
circumstances.
Should 1t not be the first duty OF the
present Legislature to enact remedy?
INQUIRER.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-03
BOWLING GAMES LAST NIGHT
At the Museo and at Seibert's Garden
AlIeya.

There were four contests in the
Wheeling League last night, the Pen
and Pencil and Nameess meeting at
Seibert's and the Provdents and
Brownies playing of two postponed
games at the Musee.
The Musee games were remarkable
for poor scores. The Brownies want IN
with a weak team, including two sub
Stitutes. whose playing was decidedly
"off. Had the Brownies been plttsd
against a strong team, or bad the
Providents been in good form, the re-
suits might have been different. The
best work ia each game was done by
Kuglen, u the Brownies. Bruhm, Of
the Proydents, fell below 100 pins in
each game. The scores:
Brownies-Hervey $50, II. McLnre
124, Arkle us, B. Mcclure 100, Kuglen
1873, De linden l23-total. 79S.
Providents-Waden 100, McCarter
1O9, Bruhm SIS, Fisher 1O7, Wills H.,
Jenk ins 150-total, CSC.
Brownies-Eervey 1913, B. Mcclure
1O4, Arkie 101, p. Mcclure IA, kuglen
III, De linden 133-total, 7S6.
Providents Walden 145, McCarter
122, Brrhm 81, Fisher 100, Wills lib,
jenkins 1917 total, 693.
At Seibert's the Naneless took two
games from the Pen and Pencils, by
good scores. The scores of the P. and
P.'s were also good, each game being
taken by small margin. The score:
Nameess-Campbell l6S, Bowlin $50,
Atkinson III, Wells 100, MUM 1O7,
Carenbauer 157; total S22.
Pen and Pencls-Archer 1856, Bor-
land 135, Csssell 1873, Handlsn l3S,
Travis IO1, McMechen 1875; total 79S.
Nameess-Campbell 157, Bowlin 157,
Atkinson 1872, Wells 1874, Hare 100,
Carenbauer 149: total 500.
Pen and Peucil-Archer 12S, Bor-
land 149. Cassell 15s, Handlan, $50,
Travis 1873, McMurchy 1870: total ss7.
After the games, HandIan was elected
Captain OF the Pen and Pencils.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-03

T.H E-sD and S aator Hale, who
ha- uot spoken for fourteen years,
Kissed aDd made up Friday aud now
they Goth "holler' down the same rain
barrel
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-03

WHEY toe sun stays behind the clouds
Ell winter and only comes out 10 show
he tmid but -ophetic grounding mis-
shadow, IFS tough.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-03

DON'T worry about your Uncle Sans
credit That's as good as unbounded
wealth. ana resources can make IL.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-03

II YOU want to see lovely goods in Ster-
ling Silver suitable for presents, call at
our store this week. grand lot of new
Things, i. g. DILLON IL Co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-03

An last Queen LII has been arrested
She ought 10 DO sentenced for life 10 q
dime museum.
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New Orleans Races

CHICAGO, February 2-The $4,000
stake for , 30 trotters and the $4,000
stake for 2.25 PAGERS, offered by the
Horse Review, to be contested for in
June, 1895, will be made part of the
programme for the meeting at Red Oak,
Iowa, the association there having Sc
cured them by making the highest bid.
Entries to the stakes close March LIST.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-03
What is Going On among the Boats and
Boatmen.

Spsctct 20 The hs1istsr
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, February ..
River, feet inches and falling.
Weather, warm and clear
The Oneida is raised again and will
be put on the docks soon for repairs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-03

You waut TO see our two new designs in
Sterling Silver Spoons, Forks, Berry
Spoons, etc. ,r,,,- 9 ~,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-03

TIRE grouudhos had a lead pipe cinch
-- shadow yesterday.
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FOR SALE-REAL ESTATE

WILL SELL on EASY TERMS OR TRADE
w for city property a good farm three miles
from the city. Enquire OF I. S. RlLE 7, Attor-
ney-at-Law No. 1913 ChsPl'no street "heel
ing W. va. ocoe&oL
L'OR SALE-BRICK HOUSE i ROOMS,
best lots ia KirSwood. Price 5000, iu pay
ments. Owned by Ross o. Alexander. In
quire Of !. q. HEINLElN, Bridgeport, ONO.
ja30e6dh
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-03

f,re--AN Hebrews believe they re
cc-l.1s rls davl oil new day Of prom
ise fox tle.r oppressed brethren 10 Rus
sra To- the accession of Car Nicholas,
belief which the generous POLICY OF the
new Car towards the Poles seems 20
warrant. The Ea.lsch.lts have re-
-umed financial relations with Russia,
a evidenced by their refunaiDg Of tie
-e-1a Elss.su loan.
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La Bella Lodge entertainment.

Lots OF new choice. things in Sterling Sill
yer will be opened tomorrow.
1. G. DILLON & co.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-03
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

ANY LADY CAN MAKE SIS WEEKLY
Dermsnant and Il yOu can only spare two hours
Der day. don't fail to investigate. Reply with
Slammed envelope. omans Mutual Ben9l Co.,
Roy Toilet H.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-03
BOWLING.

With last nights games the fifth
week OF the second championship series
In the Wheeling bowling league, was
brought to s close, with the Nameless
leading the list, and tho Brownies and
La Bellies tied for second place, and
lighting hard for the head of the list.
The surprise Of the week was the two
victories OF the Lotus team over the
La Bellies. The Lotus players are
almost invincibIe on Ssioert's alleys,
and should win at least one game from
the Brownies, The Brownies are Grip
Piled Just at present, but still manage to
keep up a winning streak. There has
oeeu 10 change In the relative positions
OF teams in the South Side League.
The individual race is proving very
interesting. Captain Heryey. Of the
Brownies. heads the list with an aver
age OF 159 pins, exclusive Of last nights
game, which will pull him down, but
will not affect his standing. The
Brownies have three players In the ten
leading boWlers, the Namelsss and
Lotus each two, the Columbia, Pen and
Pencil, aud LaBeles, each one. All
have averages Of lis pins, or better
This is 4 somewhat better showing than
is made in the South Size League,
in which John Wright is the leader,
with an average OF 152. Following are
the leaders in the Wheeling League:
Hervey. The Brownies, 159; Bowlin,
Nameless, l52; Hamilton, Lotus, Isl;
Mcclure, The Brownies, $50; O'Neill,
Lotus, $50; Bishop, Columbia, AZ; Rob
insoa, The Brownies, lac; Handlan, Pen
ana Pencil, 146; Campbell, Nsmeless,
146; Stevenson, LaBelle, rs.
NEW GUN CLUE.
Therehss been a showing Of interest
during the past week among the local
shooters in events given throughout the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-03
ABOUT PEOPLG

soc our new line of sterling silver.
q. O.. DILLON ~ co
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-03
RIrERINTELLIGENCE.

Lots of new China, direct from Haviland
/. G. DILLON q cos.
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REVIEW OF SPORT.
GOSSIP ABOUT THg EVENTS OF TEE PAS
SIX DAYS,
And Some Future Contests, IN the Priza Ring, Oh
he Diamond and the Bowling
Alleys.

" CANLON'S easy victory over
&EA Nikirk. in the contest before
4 ythe Columbian Athletic Club,
last "Wednesday night, was the
event of the week in local sporting
circles. Tim is a gentlemanly sort of q
fellow. and was the favorite in Wheel
ing before the contest, although with
many who met the two men the wish
was father TO the Thought" Every per-
son agrees that Nikirk was outclasssd
by the big fellow, and that ne is
not much OF 3 fighter 1T best;
but It is hardly fair to form an estimate
OF Scanlon's ability by the work which
he did Wednesday night. He is hard
hitter; that much is certain. Whether
or not he is q clever boxer Is another
question. lie has meet several good
men, however, and bested them In a
limited number Of rounds, These vic
tories did not swell lis head, and 1t Is
hardly probable that decision IN con-
test with boxer OF Nikirk'S caiiore
will cause him 10 drop any OF his mod
esty. His share of the proceeds will
reach something like 81, including
the stakes, end the club made peat
sum, which will go some distance to
ward enlarging the club house,if such
course is decided upon.
More interesting than the contest,
perhaps, is the gossip about the
matches which may be the outgrowth
OF it. In the preliminary bout, Jerry
Marshall proved himself "a very scien-
Jifc man, but unless the general esti-
mate Of SullivaD's ability is erroneous,
it will require more than science to
best the latter.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-03
statesmen WANTED.

TEThNTED-NEN TO SELL RELIABLE
w cheap and profitable article OF con'ums
used in every household. Sun CHEMICAL
90. Cleveland. .. !.-'ut
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-03

CoNcrE~suAN CoO,Bs presents fig
ures showing jhat the civil war COS,
la- government S6,3-O 100000. Pen
s.ols ug 90 date 100, up SI,7OO,0Oo,OOO.
THE other ex.enditures Of the govern
mon, since the war amount TO $4,000
ooo.CoJ, 0ue-6lth OF the count-Y's total
vea.tl. View, government is an ex-
ueusly1 luxury.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1895-02-03

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