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lyn and St. Louis split even to-day, ina
scOre-frst game:
St. Louis ....O1OOOOO20-3 5 3
Broklyn -. 10000 800 10 0
Earned runs. ST. Louis 2, Brooklyn +;
pitchers. Hard and Harper; umpire,
Emslie; time, 1888.
Second game:
ST. Louis 5000 8 o O-S II 2
Brooklyn o 0 0 0 0 0 90 II 3
Earned runs, ST. Louis 5; pitchers,
Breitens,ein, Kennedy and Stein; UNI
plre, Emslle; time, 1:46; attendance
/ $500.
Philadelphia, September 1.-The Phil
lies batted out victory in the tenth
inning to-day, making it three straight
from the Reds. Abundance, 4,oOS'
Score:
Philadelphia .OO2O2OOO2S-9 10 8
Cincinnati e.. ...O3200O0100-613 0
Earned runs. Philadelphia 6, Cincin-
natl ); pitchers, Orth and Dwyer; UNI
pirs, Lynch; time, 2:15.
New York. September 1.-The Cleve-
lands defeated the New Yorks in the
first game to-day in the eighth inning
when Blake made home run. The
New Yorks captured the second game
by placing heir hits 10 better advantage
than their opponents, The score-first
game:
Cleveland 100000 40 I
New York . 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 % 10 6
Earned runs, Cleveland 1, New York
/; pitchers. Cuppy and Seymour; UNI
pires. Henderson and Campbell; time
1853.
Second game-scOre:
Cleveland -. IL 000100 90 II l
New York ......1 OIL 90 0 IS II 3
Earned runs, Cleveland l, New York
.; pitchers, Wallace and Sullivan; UNI
pires, Campbell and Henderson,; tine,
1:52; attendance, $500.
Washington, September 1.-Chicag1
and Washington broke even to-day. The
locals won the first game because Of
Briggs wildness and inability 10 bunch
his. In The second game Griffith had
better command over the ball than did
McJames, who was hit OppOrtunely.
Attendance 1000. Score-frsy game:
Washington % 0 0 @ 8 0 0 p II 2
Chicago o l 0 . 0 o. Go l
Earned runs, Washington 5, Chicago
>; pitchers, Norton and King and Briggs;
umpire, Sheridan; time 1:59.
Second game:
Washington OOOO1OO-2 7 3
Chicago 20 o 3 o l o. >
Earned runs, Washington 2, Chicago
3; pitchers, McJameS and Griffith; UNI
pire, Sheridan; time, 1850
BOSTON, September 1.-Boston and Lou
isvllle split even in two well played games
to-day. Score. first game:
Boston =. 322*-1O Il (
Louisville =. ......0 0O201002-5 s >
Earned runs, Louisville >; pitchers. Stiv-
etts and Hin umpire, Hurst; attendance,
$500: time 100.
Second game
Boston e.. ...........1O2OO11Oo-5 >
louisville q. ........O2O11 30O0-7 u 4
Earned runs. Louisville /. Boston Q;
pitchers, Yerrick and Sullivan; Cunning
ham; umpire. Hurst; time, 300.
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a GREAT ARRAY OF MACS.
VIII lie Pittcd Against Each other at the
state Fair Races.


state Fair Races.
The Register is authorized TO an
nounce thai there Will be more entries
for the STATE Fair races, next week, ana
at any like event for e!gh, for len years
back. Every race has filed, and in one
there is no less than eighteen enrles,
showing a tremendous interest on the
part OF horsemen. The entries Will all
be arranged by this evening, and we
hope to be able 10 announce them all
in to-morrow's issue.
The activity on the grounds was much
greater yesterday than on Monday. 4
large number Of exhibitors and their
men were on hands, and a large amount
Of stuff was hauled in during me day.
To-day there will be muC'l more Of this
sort of thing, and it will go CT. in an
ever increasing ratio until Saturday,
when the work Of pr para,ion Will cul-
inmate. The stables are beg.nning TO
take on 2 decidedly interesting aspect
and horses are being eX 5rcised at almost
all hours. The track Will be in prime
condition By Saturday, and will be kept
in that shape during the week. Secre-
tary Hook was up TO his eyes in work
yesterday, but stopped long enough TO
say that the outlook was very bright.
and TIA, both exhibits and attendance
promise< 10 be very large. The hotels
and es,aurarJs are preparing for 4
rush Of strangers next we \, and re-
ports from the towns along The railroads
indicate that The low excursion ra.,es Of
fered by The railroads will be awaited
Of very generally by The people
Business men should bear n mind
that Tuesday is City Day" and they
are expected TO give all employees an op-
portuni,y to see the Fair that day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-02
JACKSONVILLE BEATEN AGAIN

Special 20 he Register.
Marietta. O.. September 1.-Mari=tta
defeated the NelSonville Grays to-day
in a clos game by a score Of to A..
The visitors we're in better form than
yesterday. but their hits were scattered.
Marietta leaves tomorrow for three
davs seri. 5 at GAINESVILLE. The score:
Marietta .... ...10111O1O1-6 10 6
Nelsonville =. .1020OOO1O-4 9 /
batteries. Purcell and Donahue; Ma
half " and Smith.
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AMATEUR NOTES

The manager of the c. II. Hennings
would like to meet the manager Of The
Beabouts al the Register Office Saturday
evening at 7:3O to arrange a game for
Sunday afternoon.
The c. H. Hennings and the +. g
Richards will cross bats on the "Aeei-
ing ball park Saturday afternoon.
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The NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Baltimore, Md, September 1.-The
Champions to-day defeated the Pirates
in an almost featureless game. The
home team lit on Hughey in the fifth
for four singles and a triple and these
with Kelleys sacrifice and base on
balls. gave them five tallies. Almost
constant wrangling with Umpire Lally
by both sides tired the spectators and
so DELAYED the game that it was called
after The Pirates had finished their half
of he eigth. Attendance 1.500. Score:
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Special to the Register.

TT. Wayne. Ind, September 1T.
Wayne and Wheeling played TWO games
here this afternoon, and the home club
won both. The first game was ten in
ming one and was close and Interesting,
the score being 81. The second game
was only seven innings, and resulted
. TO 8. The full score of the first game
follows.
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FORT WAYNE TOOK BOTH.
Wheeling Dropped Two Games Yester-
day to the Farmers

By Close Scores-Fielding Errors
Responsible for the Second De-
feat - Results Elsewhere in the
National, Western and Inter-
State Leagues-Other Sport, Lo-
Cal and Telegraphic.
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1AvnNS OUTPLAYED.

Special 10 the REGISTER.
Jackson. Mich, September 1.-The
pitchers were all hit hard, but Brown
who succeeded Hewitt was more eG-
fectlve than Miller. The home club
was outplayed. The score: =,
New Castle. IL -
Rayer.es-Fisner, Mll!1r and Fear;
Hewitt. Brown and Donovan.
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SENATOR'S MERE EASY

Special 10 the Register.
Toledo. Ohio, September 1.-Ioleoo
has had an easy thing of it with Wash
ington until McIlvaine. their new pi-ca-
er went in to-day. The locals could
not solve his delivery, while Ferguson
was bamed hard and at opportune'
Toiedo .OOOO1OOOO-1 10
Washington o 600 90 % 10 4
batteries. Ferguson and Arthur; Nc
Ilvaine and Cargo; umpire, White.
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7 VIII open on Tuesday Sept. /, q
fun line Of Dun,ap's lates, fall blocks,
of silks. derbys and soft hats IS WEI.
rs all other .ead.ng hats. Call and
see the correct blocks.
c. s. NOBLE.
Successor 10 Noble Bros,
A Twelfth street
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TURNED THE TABLES.

Special 10 the Register.
Saginaw, Mich, September 1.-The
leaders neatly turned tia tables to-day,
winning in a contest which was pitcn-
ers' battle throughout Brodie was
SHADY aud effective al ali times, while
Cogsweu save a number CT bases on
balls. The score:
Saginaw .........''''''''' .
ICungSl own ..........'''''' "
Batteries Cogswell and Fuller; Brodie
and Zlnram.
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MOZART PICNIC.

Last evening the Mozart Singing So
ciaty gave q very enjoyable picnic a.
Mozart Park. l. was well attended from
all portions Of The city, but particularly
from the South Side. The principal
amusement feature was dancing, for
which excellent music was provided.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-02
NEAPLY 80 PIAN0 F0R sALE.

Some uu- ago We sold a fine upright
Krnkau-r Piano, IN an BOMBED case, 10
q prominent res.den, Of this city. Who
owing TO The loss Of bis position. is com
pelled 10 part with the instrument. In
order to sell IL a. once, we offer IT. for
s2S5 on payments Of $2j cash and SO
rer month. or $3.50 cash. The piano is
IN parfsc- condition. having been very
carefully used. and shows no sign O.
war. T. can be seen at cur sore, 1910
Market street.
2. W. BANNER G co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-02

Miss Carrie S. Ulrich will open classes
in drawing and painting, including OIL
Water Colors, Pastel, Crayon ana omar
coal. at once. Call at rs Main street
for terms and other information.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-02

Shoes at much less than taeir real
value at fire sale to-day. No damaged,
only smoked a little. bu. we are going
10 close them out quickly. 4 word to
lNo WY - TIE c. c. SHOE co.
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EnRT NAYNE

Famed runs. n. wayne 2. WheeIlng 8,
two base hits Shaw Whaley; three base
hits Grey. CriEer, Whaley; first base on
balls, off Carrick >, of Kane 3; struck out,
Esterquest. Fisher and Tebeau: Kane,
Shaw and HaIer; Gallagher and Thurs
ton: umpire. Jeone; time of game, 2:l5.
ScNrH OF second gHme.
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Famed runs. Wheeling 3; two base mus
Tcbeau. Shaw: three base hits. Kane;
stolen bases Fisher, Gallagher; first base
by, pitChed bah. by Campbell /; struck out,
bv Swain 3. by CampbelS;umpire,Jeone
time OF game, 100.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-02

Miss Mary 4. White will reopen heT
select school in Kemple's hall On Non
day. Sen, ember 7th, 1896.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-02
MATCH OFF.

Cleveland. O., September THE
Nqrshall-Eaton fight has been declared
off.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-02

Everyone is delighted with the Pho
tographs they have made q. Kinks
ground floor Studio 1905 Main stree.
No stairs 10 climb.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-02

Remember the great fire sale OF Men 5
and Bows Shoes to-day at 1143 Main
street The y. u ot1Oh w.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-02

Earned runs. Baltimore /. Pittsburg
3; two base hits. Hoffer, Keller Lyons.
Raitz. Wright; three base hit, McGraw;
sacrifice hit. Kelley; stolen bases, Pad
an Keller. Doyle, Jennings. Hotfer;
frs base on balls. off Hoffer 4, off Hugh
ev 4. bt. by pitched ball, Davis; struck
ont bv Hotter 3; wild pitch, Hughey;
time. 2:2O; umpire, Llly'
Brooklyn, n. Y, September 1.-BrOok-
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FORT WAYNE s; WHEELING 7.
FORT WAYNE 5; WHEELING 3.
SAGINAW /; YOUNGSTOWN 3.
JACKSON s; NEW CASTLE II.
TOLEDO l; WASHINGTON 6.
Standing OF Clubs

TEAM. W, l.. 7. g. TEAM. W. l.. r. e.
Y'nCSt'u. % 10 .722 N.Castle.. Is Is 800
ToicIo....2G - 6i7 Wnsh'g'n - 20 .394
1T. Waynel9 is .J43,Jackson. II % .342
Wheeling. - Is .J14 Saginaw II ~ 3 B
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WESTERN LHAGrE

Minneapolis MINI, September l.
Score:
Minneapolis =. ..2O4OO0O2O-6 II
Detroit 49,. ....1O1100100-4 2
Hutchinson and Schriyer; Thomas
and Twineham.
81. Paul. MINI, September Score:
St. Paul .........0010OO110-3 Z 3
Grand Rapids ...O011OOO00-2 Z 2
F-icken and Krauss; VOTERS and
Hodge.
Milwaukee, Wis, September l.
Score:
Milwaukee =. ..O0O020000-2 9 4
Rst,ger and Spear; Damman and
Wood.
Kansas CITY. S utember 1.-Score:
Columbus =. .21O31OOOOO-7 10 4
Kansas City ..O4OO1OO2O3-10 is 4
barnett and Blanford; Boswell and
Wilson.
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II IIIll!IIl IIIIIII!IIlIII IIl.IlIll!IIIHE

m r 5ac Beautiful end Unique Open Air Exhibition in the World!
es-r o.0L ag3 .rG H;lH aHsri BEECH AND TIE WORLDS FAIR
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Totals =. E. ......S4 b ~ =
D ,;,+'.--'( O1O022 Oft
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DUNLAP Hat OPENING.

F. W. BAUMER & co.
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ENGLISH MONEY MARKET.


LONDON, Nay Silt has been an active
week in the stock market. consois rising
and carrying up all good Investment STOCKS
notably home railways. wnich were as,
sisted by the remarkably fine weather, ana
which show advances ranging from one
to six per cent. Company promotion Is
busy in all directions, owing to the con-
tinued cheapness of money. Gas, water,
and all good commercial and industrial
ventures were also rising rapidly. Ar
gentine railways and Italian securities
were firm. Brazilian securities were low
er. The West Australian mining market
was active and advancing. Africans were
weaker but closed with better tendency
The total cost of the Jameson raid TO the
British Chartered South Africa Company
is expected TO amount TO at least 5V0,N0
pounds. Grand Trunk and Canadian Pa
cihc were firm on the hopeful prospect or
Sir Charles Rivers Wilson'S mission.
American stocks were lower and were ar
fected by the ST. Louis disaster.
Northern Pacific has risen q and Erie
seconds = during the week. The decreases
are: Illinois Central 5, Reading firsts and
Wabash Is q. Chicago. Milwaukee and st:
Paul. Denver and Rio Grande preferred
and Norfolk and Western q; others frae-
tiOnal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-01

Group is a terror TO young mothers.
and to post them concerning the cause.
first symptoms and treatment is the OBJ
iect of this item. The origin OF Group is
a common cold. Children who are sub
iect to it take cold very easily and
Group is almost sure to follow. The
first symptom is hoarseness; this is
soon followed by peculiar rough
cough, which is easily recognized and
will never be forgotten by one who has
heard it. The time to act is when the
child is becoming hoarse. If Chamber
lain's Cough Remedy is freely given all
tendency TO Group will soon disappear.
Even after the croupy cough has de-
veloped it will prevent the attack.
There is no danger in giving this rem
edy, for it contains nothing injurious.
For sale by Chas. R. Goethe, VIII w.
Irwin, John Kari, r. B. Burt. C.
Menkemeller, VIM. H. Hague, II. C.
Stewart, A, E. Scheele, c. Schnepf. ].
G. Ehole. VIM. Menkemeller, Wheeling,
w. Va; Bowie & Co., Bridgeport; B. f.
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.,.A III 50
3ll0A &tlIT
z&s55JSft(9'.1'a5
s1'ZH
HAIR AND IT'S COVERING.

Dont bother about it if they do say
Won must pompadour your hair. Yet
have YOU tried parting it as usual and
.s,r after it is pared, instead Of draw
., FL close down at the ears, turn it back
and get the pulled and pompadour effect
~, The side Of the part. That you may
ind becoming. though to turn the hair
...ight back from the forehead may,
as vou suspect, make you look a
--f-h-." In to-day's picture new Golf
r-s is shown that strongly suggests
ts forbidden bang. In this arrange
men. the hair is parted in the middle
mi The front locks-whatever YOU do.
don't call them a bang-are curled and
t.rl down with combs. The remainder
O. the hair is waved and arranged in
q soft coil in back, with a shell comb
as ornament.
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DELEGATES < ECrED
By the Democrats of Church District, Wet.
eel County.

h1 'he democrats of Church District, Wet
eel County.
DELAYED in Mail.
Hundred. w. Va. May 3O.-Tbe Dem
o.gd..c Convention Of Church district.
Was called 10 order by w. G. Snodgrass
ana me objects of the meeting were ex-
PANIED to Jhe Convention, after which
i. NJ Cross was made permanent chair
man and S. j. Cole secretary.
O- motion The chairman appointed a
Committee o, seven to appoint dele
sa,es subject 10 tle decision Of the
Convention 20 attend the different con-
FeA-oAS. The delegates elected were
as follows.
State conventional. NJ. Mccullough,
Caar.c7 HCrner and J. ID. Teagarden.
congressional Convention. S.
WADE, F. NJ. Cross and J. e. Morris.
senatorial Conveniently h. Higiu-
Rl.-an, W. y. Clayton. J.. L. Evans.
= 5. White and S. p. TalkingJon.
Oo SresS..01l District Convention
a L. Knapp, ". w. Roberts and ]. D.
Bl-mc
.Iotrh D.s.ric Judicial Convention
=. j. Hor2er. j. ;. Knapp and W. G..
kl1.--.ss.
eSa,e District Conventional. J.
s.a,2- $ p. Cole and j. Z. Hanshaw.
JACOB Lowe was nominated for Com
Missioner of Board of Education.
iae following resolution. presented
Z! j. $. Wade, was adopted:
Resolved That the Democratic vot-
e. o. Church district. in meeting here
',,n3.e1 are in favor Of tire free and
aS..A-,ed coinage OF silver ut the ratio
y 10 TO J.. and the delegates appointed
,o-s meeting 90 atterd the ClarAs-
o'S Congressional District Convention
1 instructed 10 vo,e and work for
.,- appointment Of dcicSatcs 20 attend
ue A~1oaa. Convention Who favor sill
rs .11 ,ac delegates 10 the Congress
ea-i Convention are instructed 10
VOC t1d work for a candidate who ia
',fs tho same"
'1e delegates 20 the Senatorial Con-
r--yl we're Instructed to work for
T" w. k.ncsi5 as a nominee for State
"a -.ye being no further business the
-'t1uOU adjourned.
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ENGLISH GRAIN.

LONDON. May S1.-More rain is required
especially for oats. For wheat, a good
crop is expected The market for wheat
was extremely quiet, owing to the fine
weather. weak provincial markets, Amer
lean depression and heavy Black Sea shop
mentS. Offers were not materially in-
creased hut white was Sd to 81 and red "a
down. California prompt &c; parcels
dun. Northern spring, May ana June,
2is 3D.
Flour dull; bakers and Minnesota,
lis Cd.
Maize, dull and inactive: mixed Ameri-
can, steamer loading, les; parcels slow.
Barley, dull.
Oats, steady at the close and easier;
Western mixed, May and June, Us S12d.
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as ornament.

Side curls arc to be worn again and
already the little ringlets are being
co7xed 10 come over the cheeks. A
delicate face is improved by such an
elaboration Of headdress, but the girl
with coarse features should beware or
culs viii surely suggest-say it in a
whisper whiskers, Dark hair or chest
rut red treSses are now to be desired.
The latter are often. alas, usually. thu
result Of the dye pot. no matter how
pretty The hair, ii is voted that by gas
light a little touch of powder is an i'm
proyement. which means that you must
take the best care OF the hair. for a
trace in the morning Of the powder that
looked so we'll in the evening is most
m,idy and unbecoming.
Flowers are so generally and so free
" worn on hats and bonnets that it is
not unusual to see a new and fashion
able piece Of headgear that does not en-
body any bloom in it. but the arts, pic
lures one here. IL is made Of accordion
plca,ed black silk muslin, which is ar
raned on a suitable wire frame and is
topped by pointed stsr-shaped jet or
nament that serves as crown. The gar
niture consists Of TWO quilts and q black
velvet rosette second rosette fasten-
ing the tie strings in back. You see.
), contains no, so much as a bud. yet
IS entirely correct, though. Of course, it
5 su5dusd. almost sombre. beside tho
g2udy boQeu,s that now top women.
FLOURETTE.
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DRY GOODS.
BradSfreet,S.

The market continues quiet and unsatis-
factory. with only a hand-to-mOuth bust
ness in most departments. Retailers are
having a fair business, but with agents
and jobbers trade is slow. Cotton fabrics
continue dull, and to sell, very low figures
have TO be accepted. The cost of raw cot
ton cuts no figure in the price of goods.
and manufacturers are yet feeling the de-
preston of an oversupply. Printed fab
RIGS are slow of sale, outside of some fancy
Specialties that have been good the whole
season. Ginghams are duh and feature
less. Dress woolens are dull. with few
orders by agents. while the iobbing call is
dull. The fan sale with agents has not
proved very satisfactory as yet. Mems
wear woolens meet with a slow sale, and
much machinery is yet idle Preparations
for lightweight samples are being made.
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WOOL.


The market continues dull with values
nominal and in favor of buyers. The fea-
ture is the absence of demand. Manufac-
turerS are using only a small proportion
OF their usual capacity. and it does not
take much to meet their needs. To induce
purchases ahead, the price has to be made
much lower than at present. Values have
steadily worked down since the first of
the year, and there is no more prospect of
a turn for the better now than was the
case two months since. The stock of old
wool is excessive and new woods are be-
ginning to come in more freely Foreign
Mohairs are easy at l5G5Oc for Cape and
Turkev
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MANCHESTER PRINT CLOTHS.

past fortnight half has been holiday, but
the tone continues cheerful. There are no
lack of orders and buyers are gradually
becoming less eXactins over snlaIi ulitet-
eEces demonstrating the enormous change
IN the makers position. In Germany the
same thing is manifest At q meeting held
on Thursday. at GladAach, representing
over 600 spindles. it was ascertained
that the whole production is engaged till
the ord of September and that there are
10 stocks. Prices were strong and tend
ing higher Rouen quotes to-day the same
price for yarns as before the decline in
cotton.
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HORRIBLY INJURED.


,.ll TO the Register.
.-@on~ W. Va. May S1.-Thomas
r-,--ss@eriy. Il IVES, Virginia Central
81, SIMS. while drinking. went TO
nv. on the Baltimore and Ohio track
a.. as home at the Junction. and was
go by No. and thrown over an
-.Src2-, where he was found four
M. ''' .alcr by tramp. Part OF one leg
b-., 'N- ot, and his hip and thigh
rr,N. md head injured. The body
-. oe aiken 20 hospital st Baltimore
,-si,. His recovery is doubtful ow-
'-s 10 he loss CT blood.
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WILL ASK FOR A NEW TRIAL.
Special to the Register.

Parksrs6urg. W. Va. May S1.-Loom-
is & Watson, the attorneys for the ne
gro. Jim Sherman. who vas convicted
of an attempt at criminal assault on
Lulu Wetherell. will ask for new trial
for their client tomorrow, and their
grounds will be that the number of the
house where the crime was said to have
been committed was wrong in the in
dictment. 1t is not thought, however,
that this will have any weight with the
Court. as the guilt of Sherman was
clearly proven and the State made
splendid case against him.
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OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES FOR Blank
Honse Leases. Oil Leases. For Rent Cards
Tor sale Cards and Rooms for Zen,
.-ards. Call at Register once.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-01

Electric cars 10 BfluSePoi,'
Daily between points marked
SUNDAYS only between points marked
Ali other trains daily except SUNDAY
For through tickets. or any Information
consult any agent. or address
NJ. G. CARREL. @. p. A.,
Cleveland. ..
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-01
WHEELING AND PITTsBURG DIvI-

WHEELING AND PITTSBURG DIvI-
SION.
For Pittsburg. Washington. Baltimore.
Philadelphia and New York. 4:55 a. m. and
5:45 D. m, daily.
For Pittsburg. 7:i0 a. m, daily.
Pittsburg express, 200 p. m. except Sun
day.
From New York. Philadelphia, Balu
more. washington and Pittsburg, 1910 a.
ar Pit tsou mail, 1880 p. m, except Sun,
day. and 200 p. m. daily.