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The mirror. (Stillwater, Minn.) 1894-1925, 1896-07-09
Written for The Prison Mirror.

Written for The Prison Mirror.
rs THERE ONE LAMB?
[BY FANNIE FULLERTON
She has fallen down so low
We can never raise her up;
We will have to let her 60,
Let her drain her chosen cup.
"'Is there one lamb" called the Father,
'Out in the field tonight?
Is there one lamb that is left alone,
In fear, distress or fright:'
There is One," we answer low,
but we cannot bring her back,
She is bound to onward go
Though she's lOst,the beaten track
rs there one lamb still He calleth,
''Out in the field today?
Is there one lamb that we cannot count
Out in the field astray?''
There is one, my Father, yes.
We will have to let her go
Though we know Thy loving call
She has fallen so very low
An angel sought her record,
And his eyes were filled with tears,
Friends and sisters could you know
All the struggle of those years.
And we led her kindly back,
Grasped her wavering, faltering hand,
And our weakness seemed a sin,
AS we bade her "jOin our band"
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-12
Track and Paddock Items.

Arctic broke down in the hurdle event.
Eighteen bookmakers cut in yesterday.
Grammar made one of the swell plunges
on Service.
According to actual count, 1856 ladies
passed through the turnstiles yesterday.
r. Stipe, who raced the fast sprinters
Lottie D and Redlight, has been reinstated
by the Board of Stewards of the California
Jockey Cluo. Stlpe was ruled off the Bay
District track about one year ago.
W. Clancy was seen III the saddle yester-
day astride The Lark for the first time
since his accident some weeks ago. The
Handicapped was too liberal in his allot-
ment OF weight on J. Talbot Clifton's
horse.
While running in second position in the
hurdle race Red Will fell at the third
jump. His rider, Swift, escaped without
injury.
Starter Caldwell was trifle previous in
sending away the horses in the Braw Scot
race, and as consequence Sir Reel Edge
mount and Walter were left at the post
Sweet Rose opened to 5 favorite for
the sixth event, but receded In the betting
to 81 to l.
The Gunst selling stake, Mclaughlin
handicap, Racing stake, Beverwyck
steeplecnase handicap, Burns handicap,
Pacific stake and the April special will all
be decided at the coming meeting at the
Bay District.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-12

ably not since the introduction of "ladies'
day'' has such large crowd filed in
through the gates of the new course. The
grand stand was filled to overhowing with
fair sport-Iovers resplendent in summer
suitings and pretty colors. In fact so
packed did the big stand become that
breathing space was at premium, and
not few young ladies sauntered up and
down the asphaltum in front of the stand.
The male portion of the crowd elbowed
one another in the betting ring, many Of
them coatless IN an endeavor to keep
cool. Manv faces new to the game were
present, and the legal turf advisers were
in their element initiating the unsophisti-
Gated in the elements OF placing their dol
lars on the right horse.
The sport was most enjoyable, the seven
different events all being we'll contested.
Short-priced horses in the betting ring are
not popular with big crowd, and it hap
pened to be one of those days that a soli-
tary favorite failed to get to the wire In
front. In the way of odds Andy Blakely' 8
old Jumper Bassanlo carried off the
laureIs, taking the hurdle race with 80 to 1
against him.
The event with the most class about it was
the seven-furlong handicap with six speedy
three-year-olds facing the starter, and q
great contest was looked forward to. In
The betting Kamsin, with top weight, 11S
pounds, had first call with II to 5 about
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-12
WELLS is THE CHAMPION,
The Bay City Wheelmen'S Flyer
Wins the Ten-Mile Club
Cup Race.
Edwards Won the Quarter Mile Event
and DelmaS the Mile
Handicap.

The last nights racing of the indoor
amateur bicycle tournament at the
Mechanics Pavilion drew the usual large
crowd last evening, and before the races
were called standing room even was at
nrenium. Last night concluded the
amateur racing as far as the management
had arranged but the California Associated
Cycline Clubs VIII have charge OF the
track this evening, and will give meet
which promises to eclipse any OF the en-
tertainment thus far offered. Desldes
speeial match races between Osen and
Campbell, professionals. Griffiths and
Tantau, and Wells and Edwards amateurs
there will be a record trial by champion
Otto Ziegler Jr., one mile invitation race,
IN which all the cracks will ride. ana q
one mile scratch. This composes q
splendid programme ofracing. and should
draw large crowd, particularly az II IS
benefit for the association, and all the
local clubs will attend en- masse 10 cheer
for their favorites.
During the week, however, the manage
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-12
MISS PACHECOS BURIAL.
Crowds of Friends Accompany Her
Remains to the Grave.

Crowds of Friends Accompany Her
Remains to the Grave.
On Monday afternoon the remains of
Diana Pacheco, the young girl found dead
with Edward Hack, her lover, IN an Oak
land lodging-house last Friday, were in
TERED in All Saints cemetery at Concord.
Contra Costa County. AS the funeral cor
tege passed the little chapel the bells were
tolled, but the body was not taken into the
place OF worship.
On arriving at the cemetery the mourn
ers and their friends to the number of sew
eraI hundred gathered about the grave
and recited the rosary for the dead and
other appropriate prayers The school
children of Concord attended the funeral,
as did also many friends of the family,
some of whom had come from consider
able distance, the number of vehicles being
over forty. The floral tributes were nu-
merous and beautiful, crowns, crosses,
stars, hearts, pillows and bouquets being
heaped upon the newly made grave by
loving hands.
Francisco Pacheco and his bereaved
wife desire to thank the many sympa-
thizing friends who offered their condo
lsnces or attended the funeral.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-12

him. For second-choice honors Benham
and Sir Vassar were quoted at the same
figure, ~ to l. Sam Leake, at one time
as good as 8 to 1, proved the superior OF
the party. Macklin took him out In front
when the barrier was raised and the Dare
he pleased by a couple of lengths. Red
Pike, who ran in second position to the
stretch, was IN turn passed by both Ben
ham and Sir Vassar, and they finished
second and third respectively.
Eleven two-year-olds sported silk in the
opening Observation-Disclosures spin.
There was a hot tip out on the Aunt
Jane filly named Jane Andrews causing
her odds to come down from 10 to to l..
Closely pressed by the 40 to 1 chance,
Viking, she led all the way, beating the
outsider out nose. Early Notice, the 8
to favorite, finished a close third.
Seventeen selling platers next started in
q five-furlong scramble. Candor, the ~
to l third choice, was in front from the
jump, and won by two lengths. Road
Warmer, a heavily touted good thing, rum
ming in second place all the way, was
beaten out for the place the last few jumps
by the 10 to shot, Hiram Argo.
The mile-and-a-quarter handicap hurdle
affair resulted in a big upset. There was
no pronounced choice, The Lark, Silver
ado, Red Will and Arctic all being we'll
played. Silverado, The Lark and Red Will
all took turn at leading over jump. T..
Murphy, astride old Bassanio, gradually
edged his way to the front, and taking the
last hurdle in the lead, won in a drive by
length, with Silverado second, q neck be-
fore the outsider Esperance.
The record breaking Vinctor cut sorry
figure in the mile-and-a-quarter selling
event. He remained at evens throughout
the betting, and finished poor third.
Coady, on the IL to 5 second choice Thorn
hill, took the lead shortly after the field
was sent away, and full of vim. showed the
way to the wire, finishing length before
Red Root, who ran remarkably good
race.
The sixth event on the card was six-fur-
long run, with the old-time favorite Felix
Carr seen up on the back of honest-going
Braw Scot. The gray gelding with his
popular rider was 8 to favorite in the
ring. Service and Sweet Rose were the
most played of the other starters. Felix
as usual got his mount away first, but was
soon passed bv Uncertainty and Sweet
Rose. Service was never headed, winning
by three parts of length. Carr on the
gray passed all of the others in the stretch,
and although riding good finish was un-
able to catch the leader.
The last race, ive-furlong dash with
ten starters, was captured very easily by
Philomena, one of the second choices in the
betting, who led throughout the running.
Model at 25 to 1 beat Salisbury II half a
length for the place.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-12

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who is in possession of q formula which has never
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case under positive guarantee to cure or refund
money. Consult him at once. Write for full in
formation. free. to the Moffat Chemical Co., room l.
632 Market st.. San Francisco, Cal. Once hours,
A.. N. to = 80 r. n.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-12
Stole q Bible.

George Russell, a well-known petty larceny
thief, was booked at the City Prison last night
by Detectives Egan and Silvey on charge of
petty larceny. He went into the store of the
American Tract Company, 735 Market street,
yesterday afternoon and stole Bible. He was
observed and was chased and captured. He
recently served six months for stealing per-
fumery from Wakelee e. CO.. drugstore.
The San Francisco call., 1896-03-12
The Grand Stand at Ingleside
Filled With Fair Race
Lovers.
SAM LEAKE WON THE HANDICAP
Felix Carr Disappointed His Admirers
by Finishing Second on Old
Draw Scot.

The new woman held full sway at the
Ingleside track yesterday. She bet her
money on an outsider in the betting with
debonn air air born of recklessness, and
tried to look cool, but the sweltering hot
atmosphere forbade such thing. Prob
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-15
THE NOZZLE TESTED.

The patent ball nozzle lately ordered
by the Committee on Fire Department;
was given a test, yesterday afternoon
at the Atlantic engine house, by Chief
Healy, and worked like a charm. The
new nozzle throws a solid wall of water
ten feet in diameter around a fireman,
and it is claimed for it, that not only is
it a perfect shield from heat, but that
entering a room filed with smoke to the
suffOcation point, this nozzle, wheI.
turned on. will drive all smoke, flame
and gas along in front Of 1t. enabling
flremen to penetrate anywhere. a
solid stream can be thrown with the
nozzle as well as the spray.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-15
MARTINS FERRY.

Letters patent were issued yesterday
to Frank Mccarthy a we'll known citi-
zen of this place, on an invention for
opening tin. At the present time it
takes from fifty to sixty employees 10 do
what this invention of Mr.. McCarthy's
will do. II consists OF two sets of rolls
through which the tin passes. The first
set are corrugating rolls and as the tin
sheet passes through these they are
separated. From the corrugating rolls
they pass through another set known
as the smoothing rolls. During the
passage through these rolls the scales
on the sheet are loosened up, thus re-
ducing the time for picking and also
the quantity of acid to be used. Mr..
Mccarthy has spent two years in per-
fecting the machine and in his labor in
all probabilities, will not be unreward
ed, for several excellent offers have
been made him already for the ma
chine.
Yesterday morning John Burris, a
youngster living on West Hanover, was
pretty badly injured about the face
while shooting gun, by the pow
der blowing out the breach Of the gun
and severely burning him about the
right side of the face. DR.. W. E. Her
vey rendered the necessary medical
aid
Geo. Cooke returned last evening
from visit with DR.. Carl Rush at
Wellington, o..
Doctors Hervey, Williams, Blackboard
Divin and Hogan attended the meeting
of the Eastern Ohio Medical Associa-
ton at Steubenville yesterday.
The Eureka club gave very enjoy
able dance last evening at Scheele's
nall.
A dress rehearsal of the cantata OF
Ruth will be given at the Opera House
this evening.
The firemen are making extensive
preparations for their dance to be given
the latter part of the week at the Maen-
nechor hall.
Bob" McCleary leaves this morning
to join the Washington base ball club.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-15
ABOUT THE HOTELS.
The Arrivals Registered for Yesterday and
Last Night.

The Arrivals Registered for Yesterday ana
Last Night.
McLure-C. V. d. Selden. Oil City; S
5. Reesman. Butler. Pa; w. r. Evans
Pittsburg: II. Z. Wilson. G. f. Wood
man, Neadville. Pa.
WindsOr-C. A. Wern. Martins5urg
II. 5. Mutton, Richmond. Va; E. NJ
Mullen. Parkersburg; L. Jones, Steuben-
Vile; T. J. Lockwood Marietta, Ohio
w. NJ Carr. Zensville.
Stamm-J. c. Carver, West Liberty
Mrs o. B. Ramey, Mrs. C. B. Slemaker
Sistersville; Z. A YOSt. Amos; Henry
Runner. Jos. Hamilton. Parkersburg; T
c. Williams. Friendly; DR.. J. B. Miller
Dallas: George d. Gifin. FairmOnt.
s.. Charles-P. II. Weaver. W. I. Tiff
ner. W. c. Renshaw, Warrington; j.
VI. Childers, Sistersville; w. S. Whan
KentOn.
Howell-Jacob Koontz. New Martins
vile; E. J. Cooper Sistersville; II. w
Smith. Middlebourne; G. B. Burton
Elm Grove; H. H. Hardman, Alma.
NatiOnal-J E Henshaw. Burton; B
F. Robson. Lumberport; Miles Wharton
Braddock, Pa.
Brunswick-S. W. George. John Sim
mers. Sistersville; D. n. Shape, New
Martinsville: A c. McManus, Marion
Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-15

an opportunity for this, as being the
first gatherings Of voters outside the
walls Of the Club rooms wherein NC
Kinleyism has been preached as the
chief tenet of the faith, and that no
mistake might be made, or no one Tor
get to bring this seething enthusiasm
to the surface, a resolution was drafted
by an artist in the resolution line, and
fair copies thereof were despatched 10
all the Ohio county districts. These
copies were placed in the hands Of re-
liable people whose personal interests
compelled them to walk chalk line
whether they wanted to or not, and the
word was passed around that they were
to be adopted with suitable applause.
This programme was faithfully carried
out, and the result is the assurance that
Wheeling and Ohio county is so enthu-
siastic for Mckinley that the party
can't sleep at night.
Under this sort of management the
Mckinley sentiment has most assured
ly been brought to the front, but it re-
minds a good many Republicans of the
sort of peace which reigned in Warsaw.
POLITICAL NOTES.
Mr.. John Koch has declined to be
a candidate for County Commission
err in Washington district
Nearly one hundred Sixth ward DEM
ocrats met last night at "Tammany
Hail. corner Market and Twenty
fourth streets. The meeting was called
to order by VIM Harrison. Mr.. j. j..
Lynch was chosen chairman, MIR. T. F.
Mary vice chairman, and Mr.. Ed. Fitz-
simmons secretary. Speeches were
made by Messrs. FitZsimmons and
Lynch, and were well received.
BELLAIRE POLITICS.
The new Bellaire Council met last
evening and organized by electing
Conrad Rumbach President, Milo c.
Barnes Vice President, and ]. R. Cow
Clerk. The following police force was
nominated by the Mayor and con-
firmed by Council: First ward, Robert
Larke; Second, William Ernst; Third,
James f. Johnson; Fourth, Charles
Johnson; Fifth, Robert Weston; Night
Waterman at City Building, M. j..
LynSky
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-15
THE M'KINLEY BOOM.
How 1t is Being Nourished and Fostered
in this County.

IN this County.
II is really amusing to watch the Gull
tivation of the Mckinley boom in this
city and county, and il the methods
here adopted and carried out are typ
zeal of the thing throughout the coun-
try, the popular cutlery" for the Ohio
statesman is about as artificial and
forced an imitation OF the real article as
is often seen even in American politics.
A carefully matured plan in being
executed with all the industry, persist
ency and shrewdness of which the local
Republican leaders are capable, and in
this they reflect the bosses throughout
the State, who in turn are in harmony
with the national managers of the Nc
Kinley campaign. OF real popular ex-
preston. there is comparatively little.
because the natural Mckinley senti-
msnt is expanded and made prominent
at every opportunity. and where there
is no opportunity one is manufactured
10 order, while all anti-McKinley senti-
ment is squelched or howled down.
The Wheeling admirsr of Reed or Nor
ton, or Of Ben Harrison. who is not
candidate, but might have been, gets no
chance to present either his sentiments
or his arguments. On the contrary. his
mail is filled with Mckinley literature.
his newspaper overflows with McKin-
ley eulogy and Mckinley figures. while
his party leaders either loudly proclaim
that worship OF Mckinley is the only
true faith or maintain a discreet 81
lence. Mckinley is the quintessence of
craftsmanship, the only true expounder
of Republicanism, and the only candi-
date beloved of the gods. All other
candidates are but base limitations of
the real article, and accommodation
and summary Punishment into outer
darkness awaits either voter or would
be leader who dareS to squeak.
The Republican suggestion meetings
of Monday evening well illustrated the
process of manufacturing Mckinley
sentiment, and demonstrated with pre-
cision how great popular demand for
Jack Robinson or John Smith. or Will
liam Mckinley. or any other man. may
be cultivated and nourishsd from ten
der and not particularly vigorous plant
until it becomes an overshadowing
tree. bearing rich fruit of consulships.
postoffices. and ether desirable prod
ucts. Having been fed for many moons
upon Mckinley literature, and had Nc
Kinley's unparalleled qualities dinned
into their ears for a year or two. it be-
came desirable to demonstrate that the
local Republican sentiment was unan-
imously for the Ohio man. The Re-
publican suggestion meetings afforded
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-15
BRIDGEPORT.
s4sg.

Daniel and Owen Morgan, two we'll
known young fellows working at the
Aetna Standard mill. left last evening
for Los Angeles, Cal, where they have
secured positions in rolling mill.
James Yeager has brought suit
against the Aetna Standard company
for bill of $27.4S, which the company
held out of his pay on an attachment.
The case comes up Friday before Judge
Howells.
Doctors J. o. Howells and o. B.
Black were in attendance at Eastern
Ohio Medical Association at Steuben-
vile yesterday.
II. Decelon, of Port Homer, was the
guest of Harry Trueman yesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-15
SERMON ON LOVE.

Rev. Randall preached at the Houss
last night. His subject was only one
word, Love" The prisoners, what
few there were of them, all endorsed the
meeting and said it had benefited them.
The work-house has all been white
washed inside. The prisoners and Off
GERS were all affected, believing that the
Lord had visited and come to stay this
time. Mr.. Randall says since he has
become United States missionary and
evangelist he has more protection now
in his work out doors. The civil law
has 10 protect him and Uncle Sam also.
"A hint to the wise is sufficient" When
he is preaching out doors he has the
United States badge on his cap and also
on his policeman's hat.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-15
THE CARROLL CLUB.
\ Committee of Ladies VIII Serve Refresh.
ments To-MOrrOw

\ Committee of Ladies Will Serve Refresh.
ments TO-MOrrOw.
At the Carroll Club. yesterday after
noon. a number of the lady friends of
the organization held a meeting. They
decided TO raise money 10 pay for the
piano in the ladies' parlor. and decided
TO serve refreshments on ladies' day,
Thursday. afternoon and evening. The
refreshments will consist of coffee and
sandwiches, ice cream and cake.
The committee in charge will be COM
posed of Misses Ella Waterhouse. Julia
Flading. Mamie Welty, Kate Bosley.
Clara Wingerter. Gertie Reister and
Margaret O'Kane. The gentlemen are
expected to be present as well as the
ladies.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-15
Special Excursion to Pittsburg to Visit the
Pure Food Exhibit and Works of II. j,

The excursion of the Retail Grocers
Association leaves over the B. & o. r.
R. at 5;45 this evening, April 18th. 1t
will be composed of wholesale drum
mers, retail grocers and their friends.
The party will return leaving Pittsburg
on Thursday at $50 p. m, April 10Th.
A special rate has been secured and a
royal time is assured.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-15
COUNCIL FIZZLED AGAIN.

Council was to have met in regular
session, last evening. but although there
were sixteen members of the Second
Branch present, but six of the First
answered to their names at roll call.
An adjournment was taken until FRI
day night.
There is a considerable amount of i'm
portant business to be transacted the
granting of liquor licenses among 9th
er things.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-15

NORFOLK G WESTERN RAILROAD
to all points in Virginia and the South
via Luray and Natural Bridge For all
information as to rates, schedules, etc.,
write to w. B. Bevill. GIN. Pass. Agent,
Roanoke, Va.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-15
THE OUTLOOK BAD.

There were decided indications at the
City Hall, last night, that the proposed
new charter had awakened lot OF hos
tility among members Of Council, and
that a.big effort would be made to defeat
the proposed appropriation of $500 or
$1,000 for the expenses of the Commits
sion. A number of the members hold
that the sum asked for indirectly by
the Commission is too high, and one
member held emphatically to the opin-
ion that no legal advice whatever was
necessary In his language. I'VE ought
to keep this thing out of the hands OF
the lawyers" The outcome is uncer-
tain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-15
THERE WAS QUITE A TINE
Among Ohio County Republicans, at
Elm Grove, Last Evening.

The Anti-Richards Men Sprang
a Conspiracy to Cripple That
Republican Candidate, but 1t
Failed to Work Properly-How
the Local Mckinley Boom is Be-
ing Nourished - Other Political
News.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-15

Messfs. Hart & Grub, proprietors OF
the LaBelle saloon, will give an OPEN
ing on Thursday night next.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-04-15

Calf barbecue and splendid lunch on
Wednesday evening, April 18th, at John
Minkemeyer's Place, 2205 Market street.
You are cordially invited to attend.
JOHN MINKEMEYER.
Emmons County record. [volume] (Williamsport, D.T. [i.e. N.D.]) 1884-current, 1896-01-24
AROUND THE COUNTY.
Rest Yates.

Correspondents OF the Record. Stss
Jan. ea,--The hss alarm was sounded
at the garrison about e:lt this evening,
and at $50 the efficient department we5N
promptly at the scene OF the oonhagras
tion-the stables Of "A'' troop, 9Th cay.
airy. Between ffty.hvs and sixty horses
belonging to the troop were burned, 70
gethes with saddles. brides. and other %.
couterments. At this writing your cor.
respondent cannot learn all the part,cu.
lars but 1t 10 reported that only i've Of
the troops horses were saved. Land.
lord Waldon. Of W,nona, was transactins
business with Fort Yates merchants this
morning. -. The latest reports from Tho
post hospital ass to the effect that Dan
o'Leary is gradually improving. and III
the boys are much pleased with the news.
80. "Diek" Fansler, the popular pho.
tographev, 10 At Yates again, and will re.
main here for month or SIX weeks Ct.
tending to the branch Of his business at
this place. DARBY DoLAN.