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The morning times., 1896-05-03

First base by errors-New York /. Phil-
;,ietphla L LctI ON bases-New York { .
Philadelphia 10. First base on baiIs-Off
Doheny g. off Carsey Z, off Taylor l.
YanHaltren. Three-base hits-H. Davis.
Stafford. TwO-hase hits-H. Davis, Farrell
VanHaltren. Ticrnan. Grady 2. CarSev
Sacrifice hitS-StaffOrd, Sullivan, Carstv.
Stolen bascs-Doheny. Double play-Fuier.
,r,t5i >uu anu H. DAVIS Hit by pitcher-Ry
Doheny /. Umpire-Henderson Time.
2 hours and 20 minutes.
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Earned Observation-Disclosures, 3; Brou kIyu
3. wU-base hlts-Jo! CT, Daly. Home run
l-MCAuiey. stolen bdses-Joyce. A hi,ey
Selbach Z. Sacrifice mtS--Brown, MCA u
ley, Corcoran. First base Gu errors wash
inuon, l. First base or baIls-O or Kennedy
s. Struck oGt-By Kennedy, Z; by Mercer.
l. LeIt on waSuiil.ton 10. Rr, OK
lyn, /. Double playa DDcy, Rogers and
tartwr gut. Passed baIt-AICA Wild
ptCh-Kenuedy 2. Umpire-Lypcn Time
5000.
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$5 a MONTH,

This small fee covering full treatment and
al medicines.
hr. walker can be consulted free ofcharge,
personally or by mail. His well-known
Saaitarium at l4l1 PENNSYLVANIA avenue.
adjoining Wizards Hotel, is open daily for
consultation ana treatment. office hours:
Monday, Wednesday, Thursday and Satur-
day, l q to 3 and Z toS Tuestia and Friday
10 to 5: Sunday, o to 12.
Allinterviewsandco correspondence sacredly
confidential.
The morning times., 1896-05-03

Earned runs-Pittsburg, 8. First base on
errors-Pittsburg 6. Left on baseS-Louis-
vile, I: PIttspuIg. 9. First base on balls
Off weighing, 2; off Killen, 1. Struck out
BY Weyhing, L by kiilcn, 8. Homo runs
kllen, Lyons. Three-hase hits--E. Smith,
Donovan 2, Bcrbauer.. Double play
O'Brien, Eustacc and Smith. Hit by pitcher
BY Killen, 1. Umpire-Mr. Emslie. Time
i hour and rs minutes.
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Earned runs Cleveland. 1. First base
by errors Cleveland, / Cincnnat,3 81 Left
on bases Cleveland. {; Cincinnati, Z. First
base on balls-Off Young, 2: off Rhines g.
Young, Burkett and Miller. Stolen bases
Miller, 2. Hit by pitcher By Rhines, l .
Wild pitch Young. Unepire-Mr. Schur-
rer. Time-1 hour and 40 minutes.
The morning times., 1896-05-03

Jack Crooks has fully recovered from the
incipient attack of lumbago that beset
him at the commencement OF the season
and is as fine as fiddle. Jack is anxious
to get into the game and is wishing for the
day to come to start West TO join the team.
Jack will play his first game at PittsDurg
May z. If the Senators can win three ga mes
out of four on the road without Jack, what
will they do with. the king smothering
grounderS and making doubles around
second?
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LOUISVILLES SHUT OUT.
Pittsburg Eatted Weighing All Over
the Lot and w ON EASILY

Louisville, KY, May 2.-Pittsnurg won
to-day by knocking Wcyhing al over the lot
while Louisville could do nothing with
hilen's delivery. In SIX OF the nine III nIngs
the COlOucls went out one, two three. At
tendance, /, 500. Louis Vile today traded
Catcher Boyle aud Centerrielder Wright to
Pittsburg 1or Third Bascmau Clingman.
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ATHLETIC PARK.
Opening on Decoration Day VIII BE
n Id. 1hfn n

Opening on Decoration Day VIII Be
Made u Notable Event.
Work on the Track ana rleiu UI The new
International 4 thleuc Park, near the
Chain Bridge, Is progressing rapluty, ana
everything gives promise OF an auSpIClOuS
opening on Decoration Day.
Manager W. S. Mexican will present
most du,ractIve program, which Will in
cIude blCycIe pdrdue, turee or more bl-
cycle races of u high class, fancy and
IICk rluinG, ana humber OF Track and
field events, obstacle races and plenty OF
good music.
The Mount Pleasant Field Band will
render 4 specially prepared and attractive
program. The members OF this popular
band Will appear in their new ZOuave
uniforms, ana wIll have upwards OF eIgnty
in the ranks.
1t is proposed TO make the bicycle races
one OF lue special features, and entry
blanks, which will be out in a few days,
will be mailed TO every club in the count ry,
and il is fully expected that q large field
of entries will come TO try for the hand
some prizes to be Offered. A sanction Tor
the meet has been issued. The riders of
the District, and OF Maryland and Vr-
ginia will be well represented.
George ID. Gideon Chairman OF the racing
hparu Uf the League OF american Wheci-
men has been invited to attend the opening
and act as referee.
The international Athletic Park and
S>rniCigG company is sparlng neither
expense nor labor III the arrangements
los sing TO the opening OF the new ana mich
H,o.e,. atmIetic PARK. Manager McKean
i f.iing &ew YORK, IhilaueiphIa, BROOKLYN,
Rn>asn anf uther Eastern cities in con-
nected with his arrangements for opening
,..is al ,sIiIiUuiIuvuIy secure Il uuInIJpr
O YCrieat amateur athletic attractions
The park Will be open for use during the
season to all the local athletic and bicycle
ciuilo fr- their training purposes and for The
uD!Jthg az jneIf races ana track and field
Ga!;ies IL is easy OF access by way OF the
electric cars.
The morning times., 1896-05-03
Mobile Shut Out.

At Montgomery
Montgomery 2OOIO-A
Mobile ................O0 o o 100000
tS-MontgOmery, Z; Mobile, 3. Errors
Montgomery. /: Mobile, 6. Batteries
Sheehan and Kehoe; LnCeman end EisheE,
CmDirC-Clarke-
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CLEVELAND WON 1T.
After Two P0stponements, Defeated
the CincInnntiS hY a Run

the CincInnatis by Run.
Cleveland, Ohio, May 2.-Cleyeland and
Cincinnati played the opening game In the
home season today after two postpone
ments on account of rain. About 6 900
people attended the game. 1t was a
pitchers contest in which the honors were
nearly even. Sharp fielding was done by
both teams, McAleer making d marvellous
catch in the eighth. Score:
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Al. Maui, the Chesterfield of the Senators,
Will piUcn his first game at Pittsburg May Z
Al. is in fine condition at present and will
continue 20 train for the opening contest
in the Smoky City. Crooks, who has been
practicing with Maui at National Park
Daity SINCE the departure ofthe Senators, saws
Al Sarmis very fast and that he has the same
and Maui viii join the Senators in time to
play in the opening game at Pittsburg
Nay z.
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CHICAGO, Is; ST. LOUIS, 8.
Remarka BILE Triple Play In n Remark K
able Ra sehaIl Gnme

Chicago, May "a triple play was the
remarkable feature of a remarkable game
today between the locals and st. Louis
rrosS ~ nappeheo Nd IN lpe mn innlag; AItei
safe flies, Cooley batted a hot liner to
ward Reilly, who caught it on the jump
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PLAYED IN UPHILL GLHE
Brooklyn Got The Start But the
Senators Came Fast.
M'CAULEY's HOME RUN DRIVE
Joyce Says His Men Outplayed the
BridegrOOmsin Every Way-Mercer
Won His Firth Consecutive Game
and Selbach Did Some Marvellous
Fielding Outbatted.
Standing of The Clubs.

Yesterdays Results.
Washington /, Brooklyn 3.
New YORK 10, Philadelphia 10.
Boston 10, Baltimore s..
CIrVcIand =, CiHr,mau /.
Pittsbugg IA, Louisville D.
Chicago Is, ST. Louis 8.
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FwO Ganl@ 1
A. F.A2Ein CHAM
birmingham.

First ganir.
Birmingham ....O1OO OI1O1I-B
Columbus. o D D ! 200 2-6
Hits-Birmlngham, IL; Columbus, 8.
Birmingham, 2; Columbus, 2 Bat
teries-Fricken and Rappold; Hughes and
Hunt.
Second game:
Birmingham. - - e. - . s 90 OO-6
COlumDus-- U q 90
His-Birming CHAM, Columbus, o. Errors
Birmingham, ,; Columbus, 2. Batteries
Adams and Rappoldi Hu ghes, Daniels, and
Hunt.
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Atlanta Defeats New Orleans.

Atlanta ................4OO O2IO25O Ola
New Orleans. 90 1OT 1 o 0-1O
Hits-Atlanta, 10; New Orleans, IL. Err
rOrs-Atldnta, 4; New Orleans. 3. Batteries
=; allahau and Fields; Smith and GOndings
Umpirc-Keefe.
The morning times., 1896-05-03
Petersburg Game Postnonad

Petersburg, Va. May 2-The game
scheduled between Petersburg and Lynch
burg here this afternoon was postponed on
account of wet grounds.
The morning times., 1896-05-03


| stand behind
mine with an
ironclad guar
antee and a
" money e re ..
funded" clause,
There's most
every kind here
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Portsmouth, @; Roanoke, d

AT Portsmouth,
Portsmouth ......... 01O10 1-6
Roanoke 2OlOl 1000 O-4
Hiis-Portsmouth, ] o; Roanoke, z. Errors
Portsmouth, 4 Roanoke, 3. Batteries
Brandt and Rollins; Lipp and Williams
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".. -. Making business by
gtutng great uaiues at uery
little prices"

Now a word about UNDER
wear. OF course every dealer
has the best and cheapest, but
The morning times., 1896-05-03
THEY BELIEVE
In the Wonderful
Efficacy Of p,
DIR. " ALKER'S

New scientific methods Of treating all
manner AMI kind of disease in man, woman
and Child do the more than 5000 persons
this far-famed specialist has cured during the
past three years. Upwarisof 200 of these
o. 600 persons have given autograph testi-
monials, breathing prayers OF tnankfdlncss
and gratitude for the wonderful cures ac-
cOmplshei in their case. can be seen on
file by any one calling at office.
Hr. Walker s conception Of fairness to al in
need or medical assistance is that afflicted
persons seeking u cure for their infirmities
SHOULD fully understand the treatment Of
fered them before disburslng money for
its BENEFITS. No matter what disease a
patient is suffering from, there is not
penny's expense beyond The assessment of
The morning times., 1896-05-03

and best. BaIbriggan-silky
fiber yarn-Egyptian yara-
rlaco thread, ETC., all are here
at your service. By the way,
the "p-oper" thing now is
42c underwear with neither
garments faced with satteen,
pearl buttons, and more quail
ity than you can buy any
where else for soc.
EDWARD TAWZER.
4o5-4o5 9TH St
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-02
REIJATRE

Miss Jessie Nelson and Mr.. Ross Dean
were married at the brides home just
west of the city, yesterday at p. m,
by the Rev. J. NJ. Hopkins, of Clayton,
Kentucky.
There were three arrests made Tues
day night and other warrants are out
for bell.gerents.
Mrs. r. Johnson and her brother, R.
NJ. Gilleland, were summoned to Pitts
burg Tuesday by telegram on account
of the very dangerous illness of their
mother. She is not expected to live ..
The Bellaire girls are already in the
harness, and gave a leap year ball in
Central hall on New Years afternoon.
Louis Grella has returned to his work
at Pittsburg after a very pleasant visit
wit his parents and friends of Bella!re.
Mrs. John R. Cow, who has been sick,
is reported as some better.
Rodefer's glass works are closed for
three weeks for repairs.
Mrs. Alice Wilson is now able 10 sit
up and expects TO be at her post in Fit
toms shop by Monday.
The Reading Club viii meet at the
home of w. C. Stewart Friday night
Mrs. Harry Steele, Of Sistersyille, is
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-02
RIVER NEWS.

All the habitues Of the wharf will be
out this morning, to witness the arrival
of the new steamer Virginia. The boat
IS expected to arrive early in the morn
ing. Several Wheeling persons are
among the passengers.
A picture of the Joseph B. Williams,
with the largest tow that ever left Lou
isyille for New Orleans is to be painted
by Charles Reiner. 1t is 70 be presented
TO Harder No. 26.
Boamen all along the riRer keenly
feel the accident that came to Capt.
Jonathan Wood. Of the Harry Brown, at
Glassh0use Rifle, right in sight Of his
home. He was one Of the most pains
taking and careful Of nayigat0rs. The
Times-St3r was the first TO convey the
news of the accident to his brother,
Capt. John A. Wood, who was seen on
Change. He said that Whitley" the
deck hand killed. was one Of the most
faithful men. and he felt that his broth
er I'm his anxiety to ger the boat and
her tow over the bar had gone down
from the roof TO give Whitley q help
ing hand, and in tha, way was injured
by the swapping ca5le.-Cincinnati
T.mes-Stlr.
The OHIO is falling at all points be-
tween pitlsbWg and Huntington. Last
night the marks on the landing here
showed IL feet inches in the channel.
Falling
N0rgantown. W. Va, January l.
River z feet II inches and stationary.
snow furries. Thermometer at %.
The following self explanatory tele-
gram was received yesterday by Capt
John Croekard "The Virginia passed
AuddlcpOrt az o'clock this morning.
THOS. S. CALHOUN"
The Ruth passed down for Charles
ton and Kanawha river points at 6
a. no.
The Ben Hur was yesterdays packet
for Pitjsburg, clearing az a. m.
The following packets are scheduled
for to-day: For Pittsburg, II. X. Bed
ford. S a. m, Virginia, s a. m; for Par
kCrsburg. Liberty a. m.
The Ark passed up with a tow Of
empuos. and the Maggie went down at
noon with coal.
Pittsburg. Pa, January River 9
feot. six tntbs and stationary. Wealth
err clear and cold.
Greensboro, Pa, January River
s feet inch and stationary. Weather
clear and cold
Warren. Pa, January River T
fee inches and stationary. Weather
cloudy and cold.
on C.y. Pa. January River Z
feet9 inches and falling. Weather clear
and cold
S.cubenville. Ohio. January 1.-Riv-
er 10 feet inches and falling. Wealth
err clear and cold. DCwn-Maggie.
Rescue. Enterprise, d. T. Watson. Up
Rescue. Valiant. Jim Brown. The
Rescue on her way down broke a shaft
and left her tow below this city and re-
turned 10 Pittsburg for repairs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-02
IN NEW QUARTERS.
How One Firm VIII start the New
business Year.

How One Firm WIN start the New
business Year.
Mr.. G. A. Beuter has removed from
his old stand. corner Eleventh and
Main streets, into the store room at No.
% Twelfth street. formerly occupied,
by W. p. Heiskell. The new quarters
are more cOmmOdi0us and the location
much better than the old. The change
Will afford greater facilities for cater
ing TO the hat trade of Wheeling and
vicinity Mr. BeuJer has purchased an
entire new stock, which is the most
complete ever brought TO this city
The arm starts the new year with the
announcer MT that III has the largest
and best stock of hats and caps in the
State. and q glance into the store room
justifes the promise that no purchaser
viii leave uns3tisded.
I'm point of experience, Mr.. Beuter,
although a yOung man, is a veteran in
the hat business. Tt will soon be "a
years since he entered the house Of
Harper Bros His place of business
has long been recognized as headquar-
ters for nObby hats. Mr.. Beuter having
the exclusive agency in Wheeling for
such well known makes as the Knox,
Miller. Imperial. Wilcox. Sigler and
English imperial cloth tourist hats.
His new stock embraces q full line of
Knox ladies' sailor hats in straw. and
ladies' felt hats in all colOrs, for the
spring and summer season. He also
shows q varied assortmenr of silk UNI
brellas and nobby walking sticks.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-02
NEW YEAR JOYS.
A Number Of Very Pleasing Enter
tainmentS Last Evening.
Elaborate Ball at the Mercantile
Club--Open House Kept by Sew
eral Eostesses A. 0. Q. w. En-
tertainment-Other Affairs.

The New Year ball of the Mercantile
Club which took place at its quarters
on Main street last evening, was one
of the most elaborate and enjoyable en-
tertainments ever given under the aus
pices of that organization. The decor
,adOns were ornate and tasteful, con-
sisting of greens and potted exotics. A
wealth OF white muslin covered the
stairs, and plants were displayed to
good advantage on each landing. In
the ball room, brilliant and very
pretty effect was produced by the diff
ferent colored electric lights, and the
chrOng of guests whose costumes were
charming specimens of the art of the
modiste. The dining room was adorn-
ed with smilax and the table was en-
bellished with a number Of bouquets Of
natural flowers.
The Opera House Orchestra furnish
ed music for the dancers, and the floor
was at all times filled with the deyo-
tees of that wholesome diversion.
There were a number of visitors pres
ent, as we'll as several Wheeling per-
sons who are spending the holidays at
home. During dance intermissions the
parlors and reception room were given
over to cards. The supper, which was
discussed at the conventional hour,
was a Yeritable triumph of the CASTRO
monte art. The affair throughout was
very enjoyable, and its success reflects
credit upon the arrangements commit
tee.
The annual New Years ball of the
Assembly will be given at the Arion
instead Of the McLure on Friday even
ing. The Opera House Orchestra will
make the music, and supper will be
served in the dining hall.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-02
RUSSIA WILL ia NEUTRAL.

She Has No Interest m the Venezuelan
Controversy and WIN Take No Fart.
St. Petersburg, January LIT is
semi-ohcially stated that the state
ments made I'm the ST. Petersburg dis
patch of December 27 TO- the Tageblatt
Of Berlin, are unfOunded
Tn the dispatch referred 10 it was
stated that the United States govern
ment had been sounding Russia re-
garding the dispute with Great Brit
ain on the Venezuelan question and the
former was said Co have received the
most favorable reply, it being declared
thar the Russian government shared
President Cleveland's views ON the sub
ject and is prepared to support them,
az any rate automatically. Tt was
added that 10 was not impossible that
the United States had received the
support of Russia in her present fnan-
cial troubles
According to the semi-omcial state
ment of to-day. Russia will observe
complete neutrality .n the matter. her
interests not being affected by the Ven
ezuelan dispute.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-02

visiting some relatives and friends in
Bellaire and vicinity.
The Bella.re Stove Foundry Company
are invoicing their stock for the year 5
settlement.
The regular session of Belmon coun-
tvs Commissioners viii begin on Mon
day next. Some important business WI
be seen TO at this meeting, some officers
bonds approved.
MISS Ella Roscoe received an ugly
fall in front OF Weyrick's store yezter-
day evening and sustained a sprained
wrist.
A series of meetings are in progress
at the First Presbyterian Church this
week, and large congregations are at
tending
Little Carl, the six-year-old son OF
VIM. Seabrcok, of he First ward, IS
dangerously i'll.
Mss Florence Evans has returned
from Powhatan, where she was visiting
some Of her acqua!ntances.
Frank Barber is still confined to his
hcme sick.
Our Pride Council No. IS, D. of L.,
elected Harry oliver Councillor; Louisa
Briggs, Associate Councillor; Alkaline
lockwood, Vice Councillor; Maggie List,
Associate Vice Councillor; Mary Ida Mil
Ter, Recording Secretary; Lena George,
Associate Recording Secretary; Eva Pit
ner Financial Secretary; Ada Porter
field, Treasurer; Martin Willerton,
Trustee; Kate WoOdrum, Guide; Kate
Clegg. Inside Guard; Frances Day, Out
side Guard. This corps Of officers will
be installed On Tuesday, January It'll,
by District Deputy State Councillor Jane
NJ. Robinson.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-02
A. O. U. w. ENTERTAINMENT.

The happiast people In Wheeling TO-
DAY are the members CT Welcome Lodge
No. 6. A. o. U. w. This is because
of the grand success Of the New Years
entertainment given TO the children Of
the a. O. U. W. at the magnificent
rooms of this order yesterday afternoon.
AS early as 1 O'Clock the l.ttla ones be
gan 10 assemble, and by o'clock the
Grand L0dge room was packed TO .ne
doors with The happ.est crowd that ever
gathered w:,h.n its walls. All seats
were reserved for the children n the
main hall. while the older persons were
frtng5d all around The hall, and those
unable TO gain 2dmitiance contented
themselves as best they could in the
outer or reception hall.
AT 6af-Dast 2 Master Workman
Hare started the exercises IN neat
speech OF welcome 10 the children Of the
A. o. L. W.. whom We called the
wards Of the great brotherhood The
following programme was then render
ed. and the tremendous hand clipping
that followed each number showed how
well pleased were the thousand little
tots who made up the audience.
Piano solo ................... Selected
Master Bernie Freeze.
Song, 'Taka Ne. Jennie Dear"
Miss Maize Jacobs
Piano duet ...................S Selected
Mss LYDIA and Master Edgar Young
tnger.
Skirt Dance ......M,ss Mary Gilligan
Duet PIANO and mandolin
Misses Anna ana AIDA Brooch.
Recitation, Just A'fore Christmas
Master Clark R.ker.
Duet. guitar ana mandolin
Mr. Thomas Carroll and Mr.. Harry NJ
Wells
Sncrt Talk .........Mr R. L. Frazier
Song, THE Passing Policeman"
Miss Pansy Jacobs.
At the conclusion CT the programme
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-02
~. ~. RAINsFORn No..

Lakewood, N. j., January The
golf players were forced To- face strong
wind to-day In the match Tor the cup
offered by George j. Gould and high
scores were the exceptions. There were
i0r.y-hye entries for the matches and
the links were -hr0ngej with spectators
dur-ng both the morning and afternoon.
Rev. Dr. W. $. Rainsf0rd of ST. An
drcw's Club, won the cup. with a net
score of So. He had handicap Of three
George A. Armstrong, also Of ST. An
drew's. won the sold medal given by
The Lakewood Club as second prize,
with @ score of so, playing from scratch.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-02
WARNED HIM AWAY.
Minister Ransom Disnoses ~ =

Minister Ransom Disposes Of a '
MINDED Plague With Polite- y
One day, when Minister Rap.S
in the Senate, as he was goL @ ID
the Capitol steps, he saw ~ On,
ing very dull, long windedf n1 ..'.ae
som was alarmed. He was &c
tai or physical shape TO heal n',
or a full tiedged bore Just o7e
ment. He must do some,biN, ~ q.
himself. AS the dull one drs % En-
Ransom IN his desperation e~s o.,
with sour shortness and Sr- Z j.
The other had paused. but q. n. Dr.
d. dismissal, as 1t we're tu-rs5 -'a bid
the steps, says the Wasbi,,, @
Ransom was smitten of cons.- Pc,
MS own rudeness; il was foreio1S -ee a
polite and howery instincts 10 b.
do something to take the s-r. lie nus
OF the man. Ransom turned sue, ''sss %
when some ten steps seps1s, .'s' b, q,
from the bore, and called on-." w., i.'
by, Simpkins! I've been tbir,l.o'l
mighty heap about you. atsir va" ing
kins" At this Simpkins bean r. (, S.2l
symptoms Of returning ~pr. BE-
come back, Simpkins." ramor-. %,
Ransom, wildly motioning wi ,'s''
hands. I've been thinking '- ,s
heap about you lately. simpE,1--. e
don't come back; don't come f .'s, 4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-02
EUROPEAN INTERVENTION SUG-
GFSTED.

Paris, January THE Estafette, re-
feT.ng to the Venezuelan situation, to-
day says:
eve have seen the results CT the in
PREVENTION Of Russia Germany and
France in the Chin-Japan difficulty.
Why should they not adjudicate the
differences between Great Britain and
Venezuela"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-02
TOOK HIS SAVINGS.

a Livery Driver Beaten into Insensibuity
and Robbed
Cincinnati. o.. January Late last
night three men assaulted Herman
Rolling. driver in q livery stable. ana
after beating him 90 insensi0iiJy took
from his trunk about $1,000 in gold.
They overlooked a package cont2ining
over eleven thousand lin bonds and
greeubacks which R0hiins though only
o driver. had accumulated I'm his nifty
years. To-day two of The three men
we're captured by the police. They
were John Weber. formerly O. driver
employed by Rolling. and Peter shan
non. also q driver. Nearly half the
money was recovered.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-01-02
- MonE - EsoArED.

The Murdorers OF Frank q. LEM VIII
Probably Sever Be Punished.
Alton. Ill.,. January IA letter re-
ceived last night from 81. u. Sachdeben
that TWO more of the hurds. arrested
and ON trial for the murder oil h. g.
LEM. the Pi-lsburg wheeiman. have es-
cared. and that I'm Che present unsettled
STATE of affairs &c Erz7roun ana
throughout Armenia pursuit. would be
useless. It seems tha, in So Ear rs it's
object of ayensiug the death OF LEM
Was concerned Sacl-,elcls mission
has proven an utter failure.