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A Hat Harvest.

All the beautiful trimmed hats left, you can pick your fancy of the prettiest at $2.98 apiece. Cream of the seasons styles and shapes in this gathering. Unty1nuiea /7ats, roc.
 soc. and 75c. quality and $r.oo, $I.25 and ST, 50 quality at 25c. .SAoyt back ' 'Re,niua" Sailors, 5oc.
 And the regular soc. sailors at '2oc. 4Nen's and Boys Caps,
 Golf, Eton, Bicycle, Yachting, in blue, black; linen wash goods-all at 22c. apiece. Silk Specials.
 A couple of chances to show which way the wind of saving is blowing: Flgnyed Iua1as. 70.
 '
 24-inch black--good 75c. quality. Fxguyed Gvos Grams, 69f.
 a4-inch-g grades that should go for dollars.
 More savings for the men :: Negligee Shirts, 7oc.
 Attached 1aundered collars and cuffs, pockets, felled seams, rich patterns, full length and dollar grades. Mems Socks, I5c.
 Tans and blacks, double sole, high spliced heel, 40 gauge-six pairs, 75c. More Ribbon Richness: sVo. z all-s17k .Sat1u aud Gvos Gyasu.
 In desirable shades at Sc. yd. .7-lucA Dyes9ens.
 All-silk at Ioc. yd. Mo. 2 a1l-ss1k .satiu ana Gy0s Gram.
 All colors at ac. per yd. Linen Luck.
 In luck if you don't lose an offer like this hold good for two days
 Blen1kea Dam0sk. 1eqMlay SI.oo 72 meh Jor Wsd- n'esaay and zhs1saay, 757. ya NALLEN'1 YzAp(s'
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U, @. MEYERS. Observer. Notc.-A mlnus sign f-l preiixed to ther- mometer readings indicates temperature be- low zero.
 A s.I' in connection with rainfall indicates atrace of rainfall too small to measure. Snow is melted and resulting depth Of water not known.
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WEATHER RECORD.

AUK1CULTUNA1 DEPAltTMENT,
 OFFICE OF THE CHIEF
 OF THE WEATHER BUREAU. WASHINGTON. D. C., July IA. 1896. 8 pm. Forecast for Wednesday -For New England; Showers, southerly winds becoming north westerly.
 For eastern New York: Light showers, southwesterly to westerly winds.
 Local Weather Report.
 FOR JULY IA. lS96.
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@1lpGSSlezSoya
 5o7-77l CHAPEL ST. Our Policy of Progres essiveness

allows of no "oldl stock Unsold goods that have lost thAr newness take a p4ice tumble and they knd at a price that i1lsures prompt selling"
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Local Weather Report. FOR JULY IA, 1896.

Mean temperature. IS.
 Max. .tenperaJure. 86.
 Min. temDerature. T0.
 Precipitation .02 inches. Max velocity 0f wind. 1S-SW. Accumulated excess or daily mean tem- perature slnce January ]. i02 degrees: or all average daily excess Of D aegrees. Total deficiency ID preclpitatlon since Janu- ary l, l.s4 inches.
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MALLEYsNEE[YAD@.

l-AlLLLl v lNLLhl SE\
 TELEPHONE No. s2s. HEREAFTER N OUR AaVertzsements will appear in their usual positions in the following papers onT::
 Evening": NEW HAVEN UNION. NEW HAVEN LEADER.
 Morning: MORNING NEws.  JOURNAL AND COURIER. PALLADIUM.
 Sunday NEW HAVEN UNION.
 Weeklies:
 FREE PREssE CONN. BANNER. SWEDISH Posr. Out of Town:
 (DAIY.)
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Out of Town !:
Out of Town.

UuL OI IOWn.
 (WEEKLY). BEE, Newton, Conn. SHORE LINE TIMES,
 Guilford, Conn. PHGN1x, southington, Ct. CONN. CATHOLIC,
 Hartford, Conn. OPINION, Branford, Conn. CITIZEN, Milford, Conn.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-03
ADJUSTMENTS.
CONES HERE FIRST.

The New York papers have had only
words Of highes. praise 20 bes.ow on the
excellent performance given. by the
Waldman Specially Company during itz
run in the metropolis all this summer.
and the result is that local managers all
over the country have been anxious to
secure a date from the big show. Man
ager Feinler was among the others. and
during his stay in New York used every
means in his power to have the manager
sign a contract for week al the Grand
Opera House. He was successful a last,
and next Saturday night the company
will conclude its New York run and will
come direct TO Wheeling for week 5
engagement
The company contains such well
wal known people as the great Orifans,
the three-legged and three-headed non
descripts; Jerome and Elexis, the freq
and the lizard; Nils. Carlini Ond her
troupe of educated dogs, cats ard mon
keys: Tony Fernandez, TIE Edwards,
Miss Lilly May. welsh and Welsh,
Delen and Fra.n. and the celebrated Tim
Healy. the champion fat footed buck
and wing dancer CT the world.
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prTTSRT-RC.

Earned runs. Philadelphia l, Pits
burg s: two base hits, Donovan, Haw-
lev P3dden. Lyons; three base hlrS,
Dovle. Sugden. Lyons. Davis; stolen
bases. Dzlchanty. Stencil, Leahy; left
On bases. Philadelphia 3, PiUsburg o.;
struck out. LaJoie, Leahy. HaiIman'
Cl-oss TAYLOR. Pa5den: double plays,
Davis and Ely. Padden and Davis; first
on errors. Pittsburg 3; first on balls, OH
T3v,or o. off Hawley 4; wild pitch. Haw-
lev. passed ball, Boyle; umpir5, Laliy;
Posror. Mass. Sept. Boston Won
two games from ST. Louis to-day. Inc
home team did enough batting 10 win a
dozen games. The second game was
called after the eighth on account OF
darkness. Score, first game:
Boston. 8 o ? 3 10 20
= Louis. 002OOOOOl- .
Earned runs. Boston 3, -. LOUIS l.
z4fchers. .E'obeianz and Donahue' UNI
hires Campbell and Henderson; Jime'
ISL. attendance, 2,SVO.
Second same. score:
P7s,0n 12205 liz ~
Il Louis. 2O10990S2-S IL
rgr7et runs. Boston ,; pitchers
Nichols and K3ssinger: time. l:4o; UNI
hires Campbeu and Henderson.
r--ol'v. y. Y. Sept. 2.-Cleveiand
defeated Brooklyn easily. IS the home
plsvers were OIL IN their fielding. Al
tendance. 1900. Score;
Cleveland. COZ 1000 % l. y
BrC0k,vn. 0OOO00OO3-3 ~
E9rned runs. Cleveland l. Brooklyn
.. D-chers. Young and Payne; umpire
Hurst. time los.
washington. September 2.-Louis-
vine punched HIS on German IN The
final innings and Won out. Attendance
-f5 Scors:
v-7sbi1-a $1,000 C-6 Il 8
Louisville % o o o o Is y >
E-rreI runs. Washington Z. Louisville
5.ps-chers. German and Herman; umpire,
Lynch: time, $40.
asIlucrs. Nd, September 2.-The
Champ ems defeated The Chic3g0S today
i'm o close game 81 which base stealing
and doubl5 plays were The features.
A-fenfance 1000. Score:
p1-iwore 200.0 4 - = 0
CSteas0 o I o 0 o o o % 8
Earned runs. Baltimore 8. Chicago >;
pitchers. Pend and Terry; umpire. Ems
lie. time. 2c2.
Nv York. September 2-C;nc.nua.i
shut ca. New York to-day. Foreman
pScAsi m8ga.fcen,ly. Attendance >
500. Score;
Cincinnati ....OOO004OL9O
New York % 10000 90 6 1
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Daily Chronicle OF the Movements OF Indi-
vfdunls


Daily Chronicle of the Movements of Endi-
vidua!s.
Special to the Register.
New York, Sept. From Wheeling:
V. Schmitz, L. Swabacker J. J. Jones
and wife, Imperial.
Mr.. John Peters, CT Pirtsburg, is in
the city.
Mr.. Charles Klein has returned home
from Wellsburg.
Mr.. Max Long returned yesterday
from North Carolina.
Miss Emma Zeigler, Of the South
Side. has returned from Cleveland.
Mrs. jacob Del, of the First ward, is
visiting friends in St. Jos ph, W. Va.
Will Dixon. Of Goetze's drug store, has
Left on a vacation TO New Castle, Pa.
Mss Lizzie Behrens. OF L2zearviile,
". Va, is the guest of Wheeling fri5nds.
Miss Lizzie KS.tler and Mrs. Harvey
Cock have returned from G!en Easton,
". Va.
Mlsa Minnie Lutz Of South BOff
street. is spending her vacation in the
country.
Ed. Lewis. Of Goetze's drug sore, has
returned from a three weeks visit TO
Zoar Ohio.
Miss Maggie Cunningham, Of the
South S.de, has accepted a position with
the Leader.
Mr.. John C. Ehrle and Mr.. Edwin
Jackson left to visit the Ohio fairs on
their wheels.
Harry L. Spence, of Chicago, has ac-
cepted position at Parkers Mcclure
House pharmacy.
Col. John H. Hobbs and wife will
cave this morning for their home at
Dorchester, Mass.
Mr. Jacob Korn and Mr.. c. Mueller
and wives have returned from Niagara
Falls and Buffalo.
Mrs. NJ. T. Coulehan AMI children, of
Grafton, are visiting relatives at Wheel
ing and McMechen.
Mir. Marshall McH. Weaver, of the
North End, left for Warnock Station
O.. on a hunting trip.
Mrs. W. J. Bodley and daughter, Miss
Ora. VINO have bean 10 the Greene c0un-
~ centennial at Waynesburg, Pa, have
returned home.
Miss Laura NJ. Ccnnor, Of Chapline
street. has returned to the city after
spending the summer at Atlantic city
and Mountain Lake Park.
Rev 2. J. Heb, Rev. Paul Hummer
and Rev. C. L. Boecel5, OF this city and
! vicinity. returned from the Lutheran
synod at Altoona, Pa. yesterday.
Miss Ella \. Hughes. the South Side
mill!ner. left yesterday for Pitts0urg'
where she will join a party Tor Ne"
York. to attend the fall openings.
Rev. J. H. Littell and wife ana rev.
w. A. Littell, OF Wel,5ylile ONO nave .
returned from Two weeks pleasure VI p
TO Newburg. y. Y. Ocean Grove anu
washington. D. c. They had most
| pleasant time. ., -.
Yesterday Miss Nettie Stifel. daugA-
ter of George e. S.ifei, and Misses L9u-
~ and Corne.ia. daughters OF L. {. ST.
fel. Esq. arrived home from a three
months trip in Europe. They report
having an enjoyable ana instructive
trip.
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wood. The cdts were 10 TO 3 on his
chance before the first heat, ana so con-
fident were his hackers that ne would
win that the record holder renamed a
favorite until the end, starting at even
money against the field in the hnal
hsat.
Marvellous is the only word which
describes the performance OF Johh H.
Gentry. The day was too chilly TO IA
yer fast time. and a stiff breeze retarded
the horses in the home stretch. rect
wood. never fast track, was IN good
condition, although not quite al US pest
the soil giving way in places under the
flying feet of the PAGERS. Gentry got
Two lengths the worst OF the send-oh III
the first heat and the trailed the lead
ers. while Robert J. and Frank Agan
went off in the lead to the three-quarter
pole. Robert J. made a break near the
point OF rocks in the third quarter leaV-
ing Again in the lead, but John r Gent
~ came on with a terrific burst olspeeI
and beat him a short neck IN the urlVe
TO the wire. The second HEAT was Il
repetition of the first.
In the last heat Gentry got away Cli
even terms with the others, ana ne was
never headed. The pace was t5rrlnc al
the way. this time, Agan's head oe.hg
on Gentry's shoulder from start 10 mn
ish. while Robert ]. was an open length
behind to the head OF the stretch, WheTe
Geers made his drive for the heat It
was a rousing, killing struggle 10 the
wire. and the three great PAGERS were
nacks apart at the finish, but littld
Gentry's nose was there first in 2:OS14,
and the greatest harness race on record
was his.
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NOTES OF THE FAIR.

A big lot of I've stock is expected in
tomorrow.
Secretary Hook ard his assistants
can be found on the grounds at ali hours
to-day.
Robert Anderson arrived home last
evening, after a last conference with
horsemen at other fairs.
"A force of men were at work in the
main exhibition building yesterday, and
some Of the spaces are already well dec
Grated.
The privilege people have taken pos
session Of their spaces, in a good many
instances, and the scene yesterday az
ternoon around the booths was a busy
one. :
Miss Reymann and a committee OF
ladies' will be on the grounds this al
ternoon, from TWO until five o'clock. and
daily hereafter, to receive entries IN the
Household and Art departments.
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KRAKAUER UPRIGHT FOR SALE.

Several months ago we sold TO a prom
tnent gentleman of this city fine
Krakauer Piano in an ebonized case.
On account OF losing his position some
time since, be is now compelled to sell
the piano. We off=r it for $685., on pay
ment of $25 cash and SO per month. or
$3.50 cash. This is a very low price and
should result in immediate sale. Tbs
piano is in perfect condition, without
scratch or mar, and can be seen al our
store, 1910 Market s,rset.
F. w. BANNER & co.
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BICYCLE RACES.

Springfield, Mass, September .
The bicycle races to-day were good. but
no remarkable tins was made. Sang
or, the local rider, made no show in the
races Today. Bald did not acquit him
self as well as his admirers expected
He qualified in the second h5a. of the
hall mile open, but was not a factor
in the final neat at any time. In the
one mile professional he won fourth
money, and s35 represents his winnings
so far at the Springfield meet.
Tom Butler is the hero Of the day.
The handicaps were so heavy in the
two mile professional that the winners
Of me prizes were sure to win from the
start.
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ALL RECORDS BROKEN.
John II. Gentry PAGES the Fastest Mile
Ever NRde In Harness.

New York. September I'm the pres
ence OF 5000 spectators at Fleetwood
Park today. Wm. Simpsons pacing
stallion John R. Gentry defeated Rob-
ert J., Frank Agan and Star Pointer
IN the fastest harness race on record,
The gallant little son OF Ashland Wilkes
stepping ths first heat in 2:O3%. the
second in 2:G314 and The third in 2:O3A
All of the finishes were very close and
exciting, and the contest was from every
point of view a great one surprising
in interest and Importance any harness
race Of the campaign. John r. Gerry
is owned in New York. and this victory
was as popular as il was unexpected
II The public had foreseen the brilliant
race which took place this afternoon.
prOba bly, 10000 persons inStsad of 5000
would have witnessed the contest, but
Robert J. had beaten us rival so often
of late. and he was known TO be In such
splendid form. that everybody, including
the keensst circuit followers. expected
him to win the champion purse at Fleet
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TWO WHEELING ACRoBATs.

An entire change of programme will
be given at the Grand tonight by the
Roof Garden Vaudeville Company, and q
special attraction will be added. which
no doubt will draw a crowded house
The Rich brothers, the we.l-known
triple bar performers Of this city. yes
terdav signed a contract TO apear with
the company the rest of the season, and
tonight they will do their turn for the
frs. time. Their many friends in the
city will no doubt turn out en- masse to
give them a hearty welcome.
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BICYCLE ROAD RACE
At St. ClairsvIle Won by Western Man.
Foot Bail Game.

Special to the Register.
ST. Clairsville, O., September ~ ne
attendance q; the fair to-day was good
The special attractions included a Dlcy-
Gle road race in the morning, and 1coJ
ball game in the afternoon, between ST.
Clairsville and Cadiz. This contest was
very interesting, resulting in a victory
for the visiting eleven by scors OF Il
to 4. About $500 persons were in the
city.
The bicycle race in the morning was
one Of the best ever contested in TINS
section. The start was made from W.
c. Kunkle's store, and the course was
west miies, back miles TO the top
of the hill, thence to the Starting point
making the total distance16 miles. There
40 entries. of which number 81 started
and IS finished. This best time was
$3.50, made by A. E. Walter, Of Ale
gheny; Vim. Runyan, of Marion, Ind,
who finished first, took second time
prize. He led at the half way point
also. The Wheeling riders made very
poor showing.
Following is the order and handicaps
Of the riders who finished: VIM. Run
van. Marion, Ind, one minute; second.
A. E. Waller, Allegheny. scratch;
0. scratch; fourth, Leo L9nam, Bridge
port, l minute; fin, Fred Reeves. S2-
lem, o., y minute; sixth. W. H. Kuhn,
Bridgeport, minutes; seventh, C. G.
Keenan,, Pit;sburg, IL minutes; eighth,
Pete Cast, St. Clairsville, 21a minutes;
ninth, G. Horsch, Cadiz, o., 21a min
utes; ninth, o. c. Aber, Butler. Pa. A.,
IL minutes; tenth, J. F. Steele, Lis
ton. o., 4 minute; eleventh, S. J.
Steuben, Cleveland, aud L. R. Dillon,
Wheeling; twelfth, w. R. Hill. Wheel
ing; thirteenth, G. D. List, Wheeling.
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WHEELING REGISTER. THURSDAY. SEPTEMBER ?, 1896.

Troth, b. m, Geo. a. Smith. Frostburg,
Jack spratt, b. g., West Miller, Waldo,
PENTHOUSE, s. g., Jos. NJ. Karr. sewiclIly,
Pa.
Highwayman. oh. g. William McLaugh-
Sultan. $. g, Swaney & Bell. Holidays
Russell Wood, bay s, Curry & Holden,
Marietta, O.
Atlantic. Jr;, blk. G., E. L. ziegler,
Little Joker. b. g., Miles & Horton. Mil
ford, Ind.
Stretchrunner. ch. g., John Thomas,
Miss carter bay M. P. Mcdaniel, PIT.
Myra H., bay m, J. w. Bradshaw,
= DADS 5iS' daughter bay f., S. C. Wagner.
B. F. Fly, Jr. br. g., T. LicaIzi, chica
Si Ease a3it H.. bay M, E. w. Fitzgerald, Cam
Maggie Hunter. ch. m, c. D. shiphard,
Gala Dine. b. g., F. N Hays, Chenille,
Senator, b. g., D. L. Denny, Waynes-
burg. Pa.
FRIDAY, SEPTEMBER 18TH.
2:22 Pace.
Willie B., br. g.. Charles e. Overly Co
iU GTosio s. A. Bethal. Flushing. o.
Sandy Wilkes. b. h., Fred Jamison, But
Ter. Pa. ~ VII
Barklight. br. m, NJ. w. Mays. Butler
Woodlawn Maid. John Hines, Blanches-
Wild Rose, b. m. David Muchle, Bed
Humming Bird, bay m. Fisher & Fisher,
Cleveland ..
Russell Wilkes. bay g.. f. L. zieger,
Prim Wallace b. m. D. Null. South
Brooklyn. O.
Crawford; Jr., b. g.. c. F. Predmore,
Pittsburg, Pa.
Hazel S., bay m. ID. Liggett, Hopedale,
Ohio.
Canford bay s. Geo. Norman, Cadiz, o.
2:14 Pace.
Lora. CHI m. r. p. Liter.
Carrie H.. bay m. j. T. Wndon.
Tod Crook, b. g., H. J. Jamison, Green
vile. o.
Russell b. bay s, DR.. D. E. Kony. Ash
Jack Jewett. A. ]. Haws. Komoka ont.
Mary Russell, sr. m, Fred Jamison,'
Lyreno, b. M, A. E. Richardson, Sag
NAV. Mich.
Bocilus, CHI g., ]. b. Lowry Ravenna,
ONO.
Peter Cooper. br. h.. Bert shafer. West
Philadelphia. Pa.
VIM. Wallace Scribner. D. Null, South
Notion, bay s, c. f. Predmore, Pitts
burg. Pa.
Molie McCauley.
6i5 Furlongs Dash.
Miss Carter. bay m, =. McDaniels, Pr.
Pleasant. w. Va.
Afyra H.: bay m, J. w. Bradshaw, PIT
Pleasant. W Va.
Farley, ch. g., J. T. Fleming. Milwaukee,
Wis.
y. f. Fly. Jr., T. Licalzi. Chicago. III.
May. br. m. w. Sedwich, Clarksburg.
w. Va.
Maggie Hunter, Oh. m, G. D. Shlphard,
Union City. Pa.
Eli. br. &. Edgington Stable. Ohio
county. w. Va.
Pipona, o. m, L. a. Flanagan. Green's
boro. Pa.
Gala Dine, b. g., F. N. Hays, Chenille.
Pa.
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HELD TO COURT

Yesterday Walter Williams q. ~'.
ored man arrested by OFFICER lr'--
for stealing systematically fr- "s
store Of +. We.mer & Sons. $50. .G-
ra,gned before Justice Phillips ~, q
to the grand jury il default q.
bail.
The po%ce have ascertainel .h "'-
llams sold quantities Of hams .-rL
meat, etc, 10 persons reprr 1g -.
he worked for Weimer and ..l .1 ri.
q pCrdon Of MS wages in % j. a.
been robbing the place for a'-..
and the aggregate loss TO -. a.4 4ls
have been very considerable.
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WESTERN LEAGUE.

Minneapolis, Mimi, Sept. 2.-Score:
Minneapolis. OOO32OO30-S II 4
Detroit. OO11OOO2O-4 II 3
Figgemeier and Schriver; Gayle and
Twineham.
Kansas City, Mo, September q
Score:
Kansas City ....12O1O2O30-9 II l
Columbus -. ...0O000000S-S 10 3
Batteries. Carney and Blanford; Jones
and Wilson.
ST. Paul, September 2.-Score:
ST. Paul =. Il 0 0 I 90 vi 10 z
q R9nids .OOOO3 So II l
Denzer. Isabel and Spies; Slagle,
Luther and Hodge.
milwaukee, Wis. September 2.-The
Milwaukee .1OO0312OO-7 IA 3
indianapolis 1 0 OF 900 % 9 2
Barnes and Spear; Fisher and Wood.
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AT the meeting Of the Bay5ria1 S'''-
ely various reports pertaining c
past convention were read and
ed. The changes in The cJas..l B.
made by The convention Were a.s. .-
ported.
The las, business before he s
adjourned wcs in The shape OF o pr. TO-
tac:on o. q god media, 10 Peter
for his uu-iriIg efforts in occur
members for tle roster during
year. Nr. S,oiz, who Is a WY
speaker. responded 10 ,he Soc N-
pressing his sincere thanks assuring 4.
Society that the membership ".--
reach 200 before this year closes.
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CONCERT AT BAPNESyrrr,

The concert which was to have
given by Mr.. Paris r. Myers. o-,..-
OF ST. Matthew's P. c. Church r.. H.
esy.lle Monday night, and wtit 49,
postponed in Yesterdays Rsg.s.a- -
given Tuesday evening, and grm
completed success in every es
Mr.. Myers was assisted by Mr. Hgr-, ~
Hughes and Miss Mamie D. Grub +,
vocal numbers. =
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KRAKAUER PIANO. USED, s285.Oo.

Some time ago We sod a 1ne uprlgnt
Kuakausr Piano, in an ebonized case, 10
a prominent resident Of this city, who,
owing TO the loss of his position, is COM
PEELED to part with the instrument. In
order 10 sell Il at once, we offer il for
s2s5 on payments Of S25 cash and 80
per month. or 1855 cash. The piano IS
in perfsc. condition, having been very
carefully used, and shows no sign Of
wear. 1t can be seen at cur store, 1910
Market street.
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DEATH BY sIIcLrr

A woman who was known AS Et'
Legrangs, bu, who's proper name u,
Mrs. Catharine V. Tut. committed
suicide in a disorder house 10 P.-.-
burg early yesterday morning Trouble
with q male friend, CIV r.ro. s9aa.
Gacles, is said 20 have ben .ar .ase7
for swallowing a guam" %. .Nc
acid. The w0m2n's maiden name n.s
Callahan, and her home Marin. --y.
Her husband is still living. lu- b u'-
nave been separated for several .-H
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Special TO the Register.

SPECIAL % nc htSIettI'
Fort Wayn=, Ind, September 2.-At
the end of The third inning. when the
score stood % 10 in favor Of Fort
Wayne at 3:45 o'clock, the Wheeling
team left the grounds to each a train
our Of cle CITY, and ia umpire gave the
game TO Fort Wayne 9 20 0. Wheeling
had purposely delayed the game 10 pre-
vent FIVE innings being played The
Fort Wayne management refused to pay
Wheeling the guarantee.
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NEW MARTINSVIIr MN.

The Wetzel county Fair is now ~ .-
blast; the attendance is very g,.l ~.
OF the interesting features of o.. W.
sramma yesterday vas the a i l.r
game between New Martinsv.,,e s-t..-
end team of Sis;ersv lie. the sa5rs ~. ~
IL TO 10 in favor Of New lIsr.-.--
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-03
FRFACRING N ALITv .

Evangelist Randall and Ell V.r.
and VIII E. hippo are awaiting =. !.
cisiOn Of the Mayor and police .. .-'
religious meetings in Alley C. ~
chree evangelisis will not a.--.- 3
hold any religious services in ,t. M
unless sanctioned by the law frs.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-03
THREE innings PLAYED,
And the Farmers Made Enough Runs
to Win Five Games.

The Game Presented to Fort
Wayne on Account OfWheeing' $
Refusal to Play-The st. Glars
vile Road Race-Other Games
in the Interstate National and
Western Leagues-Other Sport,
Local and by Wire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-03
TOLEDO WON.
Special to the Register.

Special TO the Register
Toledo. o.. september 2.-ToledO won
to-days game by batting Dinsmore al
most az will. The WashingtOns made
several costly errors, almost all OF them
letting IN runs. The score:
Toledo zee. ....1O6O13O10-12 Is ?
Washington e. .30OOOO011- IL 3
Bal ries. Kalb and Arthur DinSmore
and Cangc; ump.res, White and Curran.
Umpire White lost his temper in the
fourth inning and left the grounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-03
The News OF the Dal
TURNER'S MAY ORIFc,.

The Entelligencer yesterday sq4,
General Alfred Caldwell would -,
down the Turner Hal, as soon "a
lease expired. This will be news e., =. .-'
Turner'S, who own the hall. and s-s
owned it for many years PAST. --''
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-09-03
A CLOSE GAME.


SPECIAL 70 tle ReglS-ef.
Saginaw. Mich, September 2.-ScOre:
SaSneW O.. ........I ~
i youngstown .....o
Batteries. Derrick and Fuller; Moyn-
ahan and Znran.