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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02
DEAD ENGINEER.
EWard Farr, Believed o Be Blama5le
For the Awful Catastrophe at
Atlantic City--Had Been Laid or
For Slow Running.

Atlantic City, n. J.. August Con
fusion exists regarding tae exact num-
Der killed in ,he acc.den Thursday
night. Forty bodies have been iicn-
rifed and .our uniden- fed, but reia-
tives and friends Of about four others
who were lncwn to have been c. the
excursion have not been able 10 find
those persons or 10 recognize them
among the sill unidentified.
An .mpress.1n prevails that Tie re-
spJnsib..i,y tests upon tAe dead eng u
Ger. Edwr.d Faw There IS no dispute
thai the signal 10 come ahead was given
to jhe Yves New Jersey excursion tIasE.
and if so, the danger signal mus E.c-
essariiy be given 10 lie Reading lack
by an automatic afrang ment. Tie r.
nais then become locked AID cannot be-
released until both u1.ua have cleared
the point. The theory is ,ha Err Dir
not slow up. !, : sad he was laid of
for ,wo weeks not long ag0 for us, max
ing good time and f. is su9Dl- q trst
be was trying 10 make up for ta.s by
running az high speed.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02
THE CAMPAIGN OPENED.
Dayton and Atkinson Address Two Meet
ings ut Keyser.

Special TO the Register.
Keyser w. Va, August 1.-The Re
publicans of Mineral county opened the
campaign here to-day Nearly three
hundred people, mostly farmers, met in
the afternoon in the court house. Hon.
V. NJ. Reynolds presided, making an
address. Atkinson was introduced and
spoke Two hours, making a good Re
publican speech. At night the meeting
was held in music hall and was attend
ed by about seven hundred persons, in
Guiding ladies, boys and Democrats.
Mr.. Reynolds presided and introduced
Congressman Dayton. who made one OF
his characteristic speeches. Mr. Atkin-
son was then presented and spoke for
ONE time. Each speech was well re-
ceived. though there wa a lack of en-
thusasm. The arrangements were
somewhat crude. The Gilbert military
band, of Piedmont, furnished music in
The evening. Senator Elkins failed TO
arrive.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02

T. + McDougal Badly IIurt-Struck on thr
Head by "a Defeated Candidate % The
Wayne County Republican Convention.

Special TO the Register
Wayne, W. Va. Aug. 1.-One Of the
most enthusiastic Republican conven-
tions ever held in wayne county con
yeued here today The following couu-
ty ticket Was nominated: County clerk,
Daniel Wright. Cererdo; prcseeu.ing at
<orney. J. T. Graham Wayne; circuit
clerk, W. S. Copley; House OF Repre-
sentatiyes. w. T. Wallace and j. c..
Smith; sheriff. Hurs,on Bo0i; conm.s-
scner county court John II. York.
Al the conclusion Of he Convention an
assault was made on Edi,or r. T. Nc
Dougal. Of the Ceredo Advance. by
Kelley Perry, Of this place. The assault
was occasioned over PER-, race 81, a.
sesscr. He had his auucunce meat in
the Democratic papers throU sAJuJ no
county, but On some account refused 10
place ii in the Advance. McDOug2l be-
ing delegate from C5relo. declared
that he would not support Kelley. and as
the latter was badly defeated, he sup
posed that McDOugal was the principal
cause. While the latter was drinking
Lemonade in a store, Perry slipped up
behind lim and it is alleged, struck
him twice in the head with a glass. fell
ing him 10 The floor. McDOugal IS badly
hurt.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02
THE pRrLMuNARY HEARING.

Special 60 the REGISTER.
Parkersburg W. Va. Aug. 1.-The
preliminary hearing Of the msI charged
81. D assaul,jEg City Detective J r.
Ni.h.n last Friday morning. came up
before Justice A. b. Beckwi,h today.
Tom Poole an James Rowan, two o.
.e accused. waived examination and
Bond was fixed q $500 each
The evidence as introduced shows
rla Tom Stafford vas nc; implicated
,u .le assault and the eases Of Stafford
ana Preston were continued until neX,
IlUrS--y Tie defendants gave bond.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02

Young OF these A. q. L.risplge was
nom mated by -le Democ~J .ic C0uven-
t.en. and Grant r. HAN and F. g. Bur
le--e we're nominated by the Repubi-
can primary.
Tle independent Republican ticket
w.u divide The Republican vote and
make ir easy tor The Democrats 20 carry
the county.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02
CAUSED QUITE \ SENSATION.
Mrs. Clifford Smith aud Child Return from
Chicago To Steubenyille.

Special 70 the RCgIster.
Steubenville. O., July S1.-Two weeks
ago Mrs. Clifford Smith came mere from
Chicago with her child and Stopped at
her parents home. Today Mr. Smith
came here and began proceedings 30
secure possession OF the child. Mrs
Smiths father L. Feel, wen 70 CAi-
cago TWO weeks ago and sent his daugh-
ter and child home as Smith and his
wife could not agree, but Fizau coJld
not come home himself as he ran short
Of funds. Smith bad FizeN arrested on
a charge of abduction and F.zeil Is still
detained at Chicago. They were mar
ried here six years ago and the affair
caused quite a sensation
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02
SALT HORSE IN GERMANY.
Division of Opinion as to the Effect of
American Competition.

Berlin, Aug. IA long and costly en-
quiry upon the part of the chancellorY
has proved that America does not send
salt horse flesh here to any extent and
consequently the empires horse flesh.
industry is not menaced. In spite of the
official denial, however, the Agrarian
papers continue to attack the United
States for the alleged endeayor 70 foist
salt horse upon Germany, claiming thai
salt horse drummers frequently visit
the cities of the Rhine besides Hamburg
and Stettin.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02
PASSENGER TRAINS COLLIDE
while Going at Full Speed-Two Killed
and Ten Injured.

Clinton. H.. Aug. Through the
clre.c >u--s Of train men, fr.ghtiul
wreck occurred on The Illinois Central
five miles northeast this afternoon.
\ passenger train going south ana a
Messenger train going north. coEiGea at
tull speed.
The killed are Charles BurchnaUgh.
engineer. Clinton. ILL.,, William Baker.
mail agent, Springfield.
The injured number 10, al trairmen.
The trains were scheduled 20 pass 2t
BorkSeck. bur The name O.. the station
was overlooked.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02
HOW THEY Do 1T IN BERLIN.

Berlin. Aug. THE police have found
q new way Co look after The dreaded So
cioli>.S Policemen in cidzcHs' clothes
are sent 20 all places Of public resort
fre4ue0.ej by MalcoH-ents and tie low
er classes generally. They are allowed
81 certain sum TO pay for drinks and food
ana an ,hey have 10 DO is 10 keep their
ears and eyes open and make arrests
fCr Sejii0us u..trauCes.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02
Oil NEWS.

Specialize the Register.
Parkersburg. ". Va. Aug. IA re-
port comes here today that The Srickler
Oil Co.'S we'll in Richie had come in a
good producer in the Kcener and Big
Injun sands. The well is repor-ed al,
good for forty barrels a day and Will
open up q vide scope Of territory.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02
\ TFaRIFFIC WIND STORM.

SNSC40l 20 the htEl>tOI.
Parhersburg. W. Va. Angus, 1.-An-
other terrific wind aCd ran storm
passed over this section az $50 this
even og. The storm was accompanied
oy sharp lightning and the rain fell n
torrents. doing a vast amour, os dam
age through this section.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02
COMMITTEE TO MEET.
Senator Jones Announces "A Meeting for
August ! I, 1T New York,

Hope. Ark. August SENATOR Jones.
chairman OF the Democratic National
Committee has issued call fer the meet
ing of the ful, committee at the Fifth
Avenue Hotel. New York, August 11,h.
He requests members 10 be present in
person or by proxy. He tlso requests
AN members to be present 70 notify w.
p. S.. John treasurer Of the committee
at New York
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02
GOT OUT OF JAIL.
Two Men at Weston Awaiting Trial, Decide
To Wait No Longer.

Weston. W. Va, Aug. 1.-Wal,er and
Earle Wilburn. Two prisoners awaiting
trial for house breaking, broke jail here
this afternoon abou, four o'clock by
saving through the bars in the window.
This is Walters second escape Soma
time since he broke Jail and was re-
taken at the poin; OF a gun by Deputy
Sheriff Talbot and special officer ). p.
NanderYort.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02
REPAIRING TIE DAMAGE.
Wheeling and Lake Erie and Pan Handle
Roads Getting Into Shape Again.

Special to the Register.
Steubenyille, Ohio, August 1.-The
Panhandle officials expect to have
trains running over the culyert, which
was washed cat Thursday afternoon,
by ten O'Clock tonight. The work was
attended with difficulty, as the piiing
had TO be driven in d treacherous cinder
bank seventy feet h.gh. A huge bridge
order spans the cu,vert. Earth has
fallen down several times, clogging the
cu!yer- aud causing water 10 back up
ana threaten the bank again, bu, ii
was opened with dynamite. The bent
OF the w. < L. +. tr5stle, which was de-
str0yed Thursday, WI be replaced 0y
morning.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02
MoNoNGALIA DEMOCRATS
Put Ticket in the Field For County OGl-
ceS The IIonored Ones.

Special 10 the Register
Morgantown, w Va, Aug. The
Democrats County Convection '''o' 'ere
today and nominated the following can
dida-es for couu,y Omces: -AtI.lf.
Rober. Hare; House OF Delegates.
bTomas \ Haldeman; county commits
sioner. E. J. Eddy; prosecuting attor-
ney. Joseph Moreland; clerk OF the cir
emit court. ]. c. Sanders; clerk cf the
county court, John Alexander; county
surveyor. Disaway South; assessor. first
distric,. y. e. Shsfer; second district,
Jacob West.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02
ONLY THIRTEEN YEARS OLD.
But Under Arrest. Charged with Stealing
Horse.
Special 10 the Register.

Special 70 the Register.
Huntington. ". Va. Aug. 1-Guy
smith. eyed thirteen. Of Union disrice.
this couD.y. was arrested near here to-
DIV caarEed with horse stealing. IL
s,ols d horse from his father. took (, %
" me county and sold it for q gun. a
WAYNE county and sold IL :or q gun. q
watch and some money. il is charged.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02
yvErTE CaMLNG AGAIN.

LONDON. Aug. 1.-Yvece Guilbsrt has
signed an eugagen nt for another Amer
lean trip. ny wl.ch she viii appear in
all The principal cities Q. the United
States aud CAu.cia
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02
HORRIBLY MANGLED.
Jack Foley Went to sleep on the Track
and an Engine Removed lim.

and an Engine Removed Iiim.
Special 10 the Register.
Parkersburg. W. Va. Aug, Jack
Foley. q painter. AGED 30. was instantly
killed in he Baltimore K Ohio yard
here at II o'clock Jolisl, lie was
asleep on the track near the passenger
station when yard engine ran over
tim He was terribly mangieJ. Both
legs were cut off, his head was badly
cu, and he was Otherwise injured. He
was unmarried and lived across the Ka-
uawha.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02
RrorIp1,s ANn nIsBI-RSENENTs.

Washington. August 1.-The com
parative statement OF the government
rece.p pts and expenditures issued by the
Treasury Department to-day shows TIE
total receipts from al sources during
July 10 have been $29 9.029.209, and the
expenditures $42. 1888. 46S.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02
r0UR DISTINCT STORMS
Of Rain and Hail, Accompanied by a
Slxty-Mile Wind,

Visit Cincil na5i Within a Few
Hours-Ht uses Unroofed, Trees
Moved Down Like Grass, Chin
neys Toppled Over, and Streets
and Streams Flooded One Man
Killed by Siozing a Live Wire.
Many Narrow Escapes - The
Storm Covered a Large Territory.
Heavy Rain at Point Pleasant.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02
WILL MARRY TUESDAY.

The Vandcrbilt-wilsoaW Wedding to Take
Place a; Last.
New York. August 1.-The World to-
morrow Will say:
The wedding Of Cornelius Wander
bjt. Jr.. and Miss Grace Wilson has
been fixed for Tuesday at the Wilson
home on Fifth avenue.
Frank Cook, of Boston. classmate
of Mr.. Vanderbilt. at Yale, VIII act as
best man. Miss Wilson VII be unat-
tended"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02
\ TERRIFIC RAIN

over Two and "a Half Inches Of Water in
One Nighs.
Ot.umwa. Iowa. August 1.-Two and
s.xty-s.x huadred,hs inches Of rain fell
ast night accompanied 10y wind and
n4i. Al A.nsw0r,h, Keota and other
points i'm Ke~Euk county houses and
trcns were blown down. The river is
r.. .ug SIX inches an hour and threatens
houses on The low lands.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02
HELLO HOW IS THIS MAJOR?
The Free Silver Graz Breaks Out
With Great Fir9lence

lican Candidate-Big Club Start.
ed Among AdcKinley's Neighbors.
Six Hundred Put Down Their
Names as Members - While
Hundreds Were Unable TO Gain
Enrance-Party Managers Daz-
ed by the Turn OF ATairs-Life-
long Republicans viii Vote For
Bryan, 8ut Still Think Wen OF
Mac.
CANTON. o.. August lAAh'at t.e
melueSt trick that has besa played en tae
Major Sc. was the Crglnizl- .t a. a-l4u
Silver cub right in his eN- c.,N c1-
rnenU,r.n.p of which inc.uL,s many no bis
near l,.gD.ous and most l-,-a-lt. .r..u-s.
VINO admire Ann socially. t., W.a cl.u3-
rl>ti.lto the Platform wA.ta Joe ANA Mate
and Tom and the others A.ly- forced u.,ci
Hm. The uprising for s.iyer 10 t..s sec-
ten If the state Is most remark i3-e, aaG
* really took some nerve % attempt 90 form
q silver ,.sluizltiCu. a. ~ w.s mo- Oh CTR
uiuty whether the silver men woul care
u declare rlmtscives openly. IL lds urth
known thar many Republicans favored trce
SILVER. but whether they would face tn
Maior ana his lccal influence openly WIS
~ question. To-night's meeting
SETTLED 1T ALL.
IL vas purllyan imprJmpm affair, had been
.... ...VtIti,,, out 4 few nuutS, hdi i.r dtt -il'l-
anc- WIS astonishing to even tue most ,.l-
taIsi4stlc s.Wer man. - least L1o triei
to crowd into the hu.l and mly cJud not
cstn aGm.ttance. II was ee4,lttI..v a s.l-
y.r meeting, and all party aaea were OBJ
liberated.
Tha meeting was adlre-sai by Mayor
Rice. a Democrat, ard then Ay Lawyer
P.ppitt. VINO has been Republican for
years. and mas always voted for Mckinley.
Allen Cook. a P5pu,fst mad an address.
ar5 a. =. Van Iusklrl who has voted ,hs
Pr-aihttlon.~t ticket fcr years. made A
stirring speech for Bryan ard free -liyer.
Plp.ry were passed through the hall aul
the names Of nearly 0o voters, r..res n,-
ing all parties. were secured 1a' club
wtY nave a membership of lHo During
,1. me, ting the pres.i,u- 4nl -acr,ary
yv.~.. authorized TO send "a .la--I-e OF cCt-
SrItuiauon
AND PROMISE or SUPPORT
10 WEl4m j. Bryan. A t3tur. % the
meeting was an address uy 'ol IS. H1Ho-
way. promiu. M citizen. vino has Crowd
gray ;nthe sory.c. ~ the r. publican party.
He Grs. spoke aIgniy ~ Major Mckinney
as n ua.ghhor. and c.l,a said he could Tot
support him.
"T have voted the Republican ticket Tor
IS years." said CoL 1iC way. "blt / am
NOT going g. v.te II th y.ar. ] want 20
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02
A GREAT SCHEME.

People in Berlin May Now Sleep in
Peace.
Berlin, Aug. IA new police order
provides for the arrest Of persons who,
after II o'clock at night, play the piano
or sing with open windows. This reg
ulaton is now in force in the suburbs
and if found applicable, il will Se intro
duced in the capital.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02
AN HONEST NAN.
lie Is on the Republican Ticket. But lie
Favors Free silver and Openly says 80.

Favors Free silver and Openly says 80.
Columbus. O.. AUG IA Wooster,
O.. special 20 the Dispatch says lion. 4.
S. Mcclure. Republican nominee for
congress in The Seventh disir.c,. in q let-
ter to his constituents says thar he is in
favor Of the free coinage Of silver ana
does not propose 20 obtain a single vote
by evasion OF dCplicily on the money
question.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02
..ra3lSTIG DEMOCRATS.
and Most Harmonious
rt.0n Ever Held

0.1crats of Kanawha
a strong Ticket Named,
Resolutions, IndOrs-
Watts for Governor,
The County Acknowl-
Compliment Paid by
ties III tire State-The
republicans of Kan
v.a Ticket in OppOsi'
hog Combine" Ticket,
rsues Democratic Sue
wLa-Every I easOn
v Congratulaticn aud
Wen Directed Hopeful
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1896-08-02

STEAMSHIP ARRIVALS.
London, July 31.-Arrived: Maine,
Philadelphia; Montana, Baltimore.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22

TINA was finally called than when they
hoe,,n tho came. while Harvard's men
eocr,od rioved almost 70 a standstill.
Harvard scored It's six points on touch
T,,-.,, ard a ooal I'm the first half. and
,so,',,e,.,,.ario made its eight I'm the second
haif from "a safety touchdown, a touch
down and n goal
The game was more UT itna BIO" anu
tedious. with moments OF excitement
intoriected into Il when either team
seemed to be gaining the advantage,
The fre1uent injuries 10 the harNaiu
men drew the first haf ont to an hour
time. and a long discussion over de-
cieion by Referee Hickok' dragged the
second half along for an hour and a
half. and when the game was over 1t
was almost dark.
The lineup was as follows:
Harvard. Position. Penna.
cabot .......... left end ........ Boyle.
Webeller ...... left tackle ...Uffonheimer.
(swain),
Bouve ........ left guard ....-.Woodruff,
J.. Shaw ......... centre ..'''.. OVerheld'
Ooucette),
y. Shaw, ..... right euaIo ''..' wharton,
Haughton ..... right tackle ..... tarar'
Nfoulton ...... right end ..... 3. Dickson.
Bedle quarter -"''rh +f-ffs-' " 'Nf-Nf
Wrlehtington. left half-back .... Colbert.
Dunlop ..... right half-back Morice,
Uivermore),
Brown ......... full-back .......... Minds,
Obbles).
Touch-downs-Bo -Bouve, Woodruff.
Safety wn-Wrighungton.
Goals from touch-downs-Brown, Wood
ruG.
Reforee-Hickok Yale).
Umpire-Wyckon (CornelD.
decentralization (CornelD.
e-thirty-fve-minute halves.
Other Games.
NEW ORLEANS La. Nov. 2.-
Southern Athletic club, 55. Agricultural
and Mechanical College. OF starkville.
Miss. %.
EAsToN. PA. Nov. a.-Lafayette. IS;
Wesleyan o..
HARRISBURG PA, Nov. H.-Car-
Isle Indians. Is; Pennsylvania State Col
lcge. ..
HANOVER. y. IT,. Nov. u.-Dart-
mouth 10. Williams o.
WEST POINT. y. Y, Nov. u.-Cadets,
l0. Browns, g.
BOSTON. Nov. 21.-Among a freezing
rain nFc hundred people lW the Harvard
freshmen defeat the freshman team from
the University OF Pennsylvania, on the
Soldiers Field at Cambridge, Is TO this
afternoon.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22
PROBABLY N0r mURDrRED.
4 Plausible Theory Advanced in Regard TO
the Death of Arbuchlc

the pe'sh oi ArOuchic
NEW YORK, Nov. 2l-Ihe mystery sur
rounding the death of Hon. Frank L. Ar
b,,cl,l. nina ,paatfl,- g.nverits has ba.n
receiving the utmost attention by me
detectives ol this city ever since ms BODY
was found on Thursday morning. They
nave been spurred on Dy the prominence
OK tne oeaa man more tAan amy tnlns
else. Tie detectives have been deVounB
especial attention 10 tracing Ar. Al
buckle.s .s movements from Fourteenth
street I'd the place where he WAS found.
fIay have h.lu rather successful in their
inquiry. ANA Captain o bren was able
fn -auU.uuf. to-d.lv that the movements
-,...,,.t. t.d Iean traced up 10
o- -ii' l.-+..t.,, ,torrino which
,ivtN vA A't". t.'-''r. bn u,,Is
was "Aiy one ~ '"o 'i,.t,,.,
4ouliu u"po.a, i'"' ". 10. ,,renario,r
captain - ID. zen ,..'" ,.,,ioin~ ne
statement l" 4'N. ..'.,s Ds v,a.s
Ics"Il7 " 'ii' ~DN-,i,I.. b,d NOT zone up
asked u AR. AinucNlo i''l' 7s,'i1 ne
Tow" o.l ,-N .,, t,,,o b. adds credence
had. Aul7 uei"s l., '0, et.rfed this
10 lle bl..l t... rr.1,tiartere. This
h.DiHua "Iv.'." t-''' 80 nan WAS robbed.
D. tual l"e 'i'.'. d.. fs~roluus of the
N az ail, ul o- iSs.'i t'- .----,,'a and west
elevated ROAD A' u. - .'-g.f Tnr
Cle-iu iuhuIei li." l,r r... ie that
ncW theory COZ. tr elevated train
Mr. Arbuche No1 p" b. ttnnrrt fnat
alone and l.N --i'r-. D. ,..d and
he rode t0 tine terminus OFT I'D. Io,l" "'i.' ~
there was tfO..th, "t +r, terminus
is a rather Mlld pace ~--.,.,.-.-4 ..rlncer
and a sD0t whore wen ., .,,,.
would readily attract tlle el,l4n IL ",.' "r',,eod
r0ughs lOlforins near; h.,ii7 80, hoan
from sleep Aii. - ',,,fr I,ra lacn easily
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-11-22
HEROES OF The GRIDIRON.
VIRGINIA and North Carolina to Meet
Next Thursday,
ARRANGEMENTS At WEST-END PARK,
There VIII Ie Accommodations for About
G,O0O People and an Ample Police
Force VIII lie on Hand to Keep Or
der-A Hard Battle to BE tough''

The preparations for the big ahhudi
football game between the universities
Of virginia and North Carolina "hioh
will he played in this city next IhuIsauy'
are rapidly nearing complouo"' ''S
Wost-End Park will be the scene % '''0
great struggle between these lons-hal'
heroes of the grldiron. For q whiie 'i'eio
was some talk OF the game being p''s
ed at the Exposition Grounds; Dnt II
was found that these grounds coulu "o'
be put in the proper condition "''i'o"'
the ontlav OF considerable expense 80
the idea was abandoned
The West-End Park, which mas 0s0"
the scene Of two annuai struss'eS
tween Virginia and Norm N'i o''''', ~
l,v far the best place Tor 'he e~'-' IN,
,n nnsuv deciding 10 play lneie "ia.i
as,ors 80 lv,uiams ANA Carmichael, ol lhe
Virginia and NOIth Ia'V'i''"
done wise thing. .,r,
nppANcrNENTs AT THE PARK.
When the two teams lineup opposi'1'I5
..cb other Oh Thursday the neiu M"'
eacn 0,,,' ,.-N Nl.ss condition. All of the
etands are belng strengthened ana N''
ho ehsoliitelv safe. There VIII De dC-
s1.r,rood,tions for about six thousand per
go ,,ron the grounds. The same prices
viii prevau this year as last season iDH
81 10 the grand-stand will be one COL
lar while seats on the Main-sueet anu
northern bleacheries will ne seVen'y-nNe
cents. ON the Nine-street bleacneiles any
those on the northern SIDE OF the Hrlu
will be nifty cents 49, ....,f,-
Vehicles will be admitted on the mort
western SIDE of the field. Zach Nehicle
will be charged a dollar for admission
with fifty cents extra for eacn occu-
pant.
LARGE POLICE FORCE.
Standing room will also be on the
northern side OF the held. aions Whch
will be run a picket fence, TOUR Iee1 III
height. ,-,.,.
The Richmond Railway and Electric
line will have on number o. eAia
cars on the Clay-street and Maln-street
lines. The former line viii also run
through 70 the park.
The public may be assured upon one
point. namely. that the police arrange
ments VIII be perfect. There VIII be
about fifteen policemen in uniform while
thirty special officers viii be sworn In
for the occasion. Besides tho subsu-
tutes and the press representatives posi-
lively no one else. under any conditions
will be allowed upon the field. This keep
ing the field clear will enable every one
70 have "A good and unobstructed view of
the game.