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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-02
SALT BEACH OPENED.

Salt Lake, Utah, June 1.-Salt Air
Beach, one of the popular bathing
resorts on the great Salt Lake, was
officially opened to-day. Numerous
trains were run from the city through
out the day and thousands of people
visited the beach.
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WANTED COMPANY.

Dismal Davis-"Say boss, does Yer be-
lsve i'm de sayin' dat money talks?"
Uncle Reuben-"Y5s; what OF it,"
Dismal Davis-'Yer see l gets so lone
some walkin' around wild mescif dat if yer
could give me dime fer company it d
make me feel better. '-TwinkleS.
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SENT TO JAIL.

Special 70 the Register.
Morgantown, w. Va, June Ar
thur J. Murray was jailed to-day in
default of peace bond for threatening
to kill his 16-year-old sister-ia-law,
Sarah Wolfe, who is quite pretty. He
has a wife and two children.
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For Mrs. Grant.
y. NJ. c.

NEW YORK CITY. April 6, 1897.
Miss Alice 5. r. Mitchell.
Accept my thanks for the honor you
have conferred upon me by dedicating
vaur Memorial message in part, to
me. That my friend, Mrs [. S. Grants
name is associated with mine in the
dedication. gives me additional gratif-
cation. Believe me,
Very truly yours,
.r-r,-n-NN- DANrTG
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,,,IIr uE REAIL FEARED.

What, you wish me to pay in adj
vance," said an inexperienced rider to
a livery stable proprietor. Are YOU
afraid l shant come back with the
horse?"
"Ahem, It is Just possible the horse
NAV come back without you. re-
torted the man of the stable.-Sketch.
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-sNS7,ne rot Drops
- g Funny Name!
Very T-1e, Eut lie Kills A.. Saia.
Evoertsoro. Every Day
.-cout SoUeG Iners is No Pay
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HOTELS.
EDUCATIONAL,
GUNNER LAW SCHOOL

At the West Virginia University. All the
law faculty instructors. Begins June "a.
1897. ends August 4th, 1884, For circulars
containing fun instructions address.
OKEN JOHNSON, Dean,
MorgantOwn, W. Va.
MAY 4th 1897 myJeb
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SuumEa L.av, LECTURES

UNIVERSITY OF VIRGINIA
rrlvt,oArg a. I,47 Course includes 80 lectures ny
Nj Iusuc. Harlan, OF ruprehe '.... -
catalogue address " - ~ ..,..r,g We
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INTERNA LREVENUE RECEIPTS.
Srecial 10 the Register.
Parkersburg. w Va, June 1.-The
following internal revenue collections
for the district Of West Virginia are
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Get the Best.-$
THE WHEELING DAILY REGISTER.
Zoe PR WEEK.
Telephone, 901.
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Facts about our County
HandlcTsft and Invention
Time and lis Landmarks
Language, Its Use ind i''.suao
Poeiry and General Literature
aylhoIoey ard FoHs LoFo
INDUSTRY END Commerce
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-14
1T WAS NAT BUTLER'S DAY.

Louisville, Oct 14.-Yesterday closed
the engagement in Louisville Of the ma
tional circuit racing tourists. 1t was
most decidedly Nat Buffers day. He
succeeded in lowering the record for a
mile in a handicap race by three and two
ffths seconds; he won the two-mile open
race and ran second in the half mile
race, al in three starts. He accom-
plished the record of one mile in 2:00A
in the second professional event, which
was one mile handicap. Among those
who qualified cut OF 50 starters for the
final OF this event were Hatfield of New
Jersey, Con Baker Of Ohio, Aker Of
Philadelphia, Watson Coleman Of Bos-
ton, Seaton OF Louisville and Fred G.
Hoyt of Cambridge. Mass.
The men rode like fiends from the start.
Coming into the stretch they ali seemed
10 redouble their efforts and In the hot
test kind Of finish Butler flashed across
the tape. closely followed by Hoyt, who
only beat Seaton by the shortest Of
margins for third place.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-14
TEMPLE CUP SQUABBLE.

Boston, Oct. li.-Presicent Arthur II.
Soden of the Boston Baseball Club say
he does not know anything about Offering
resolution to do away with the Temple
Cup series, although the New York sun
says he will. II cannot very well offer
such q resolution as thht, as I will pros.
ably be in the chair, said Mr.. SodeD,
"but L will vote for it If 1t is offered.
There is no question but that some one
of the delegates will offer such resolu-
tion. think it will be adopted, for / do
not know Of anybody in favor of the
Temple Cup unless il is Baltimore The
Temple Cup series do not do the sport or
baseball any good. The games are q
fraud ,Qnd farce, and there is really no
good interest attached to them.
II was opposed to the Temple Cup in
the first place and have never teiieved in
it. ] think IL is the cause of rough,
rowdyish, boisterous playing. The
players Of the team think they can finish
second and thus get "a share OF the money
anu they act in an ungentlemanly man
ner and take chances about putting other
men cut Of the game. l hope that we
have seen tho last OF the Temple Cup
series- ~
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-14
THE "TIGERS" TESTED.
Hard Battle For Princeton Players
on Own Cridiron.

Princeton. n. j.. oct. lf-For 10 min
utes OF the first half OF the game be-
tween the tigers" and the Pennsyl-
vania state college on the varsity grid
iron yesterday afternoon every indica-
tion pointed to a repetition of last years
game with Lafayette. when Princeton
could not score. The men from central
Pennsylvania were giants when COM
pared with the varsity in height and
weight. and played splendidly for 10
minutes, twice nearly making touch
downs on fumbles by the tigers" and
downing the varsity backs time and
again with no gain. The tigers su-
perior training told, and after the first
10 minutes Princeton was able 10 score.
Throughout the game the state college
gave Princeton the hardest practice OF
the fall. and the full strength Of the New
Jersey players was much needed. Their
team work was poor and fumbling was
frequent Both teams tried the place
kick field goal without success. The
game ended with a score Of 34 TO 0. The
feature was a sensational 105-yard run
by Barnard for a touchdown.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-14
KNIGHTS AND LADIES OF HONOR.

Boston, Oct. 14.-Grand Protector L..
c. Tibbitts of South Boston presided
at the opening of the Goth annual session
of the grand lodge Of Massachusetts
knights and Ladies' Of Honor, and there
was a full attendance OF officers and
members. One new lodge was insti-
tuted during the term. The present
membership in Massachusetts, is $685.
22O6 relief. and 423 social.
The officers elected for the ensuing
year are as follows: Past grand pro-
tector, L. c. Tibbitts Of South Boston;
grand protector c. V. Blanchard Of
Somerville; grand vice protector. Mrs.
NJ. Currier Of Everett: grand treasurer;
j.. #. Roberts OF Nedford: grand chap
lain, Mrs. NJ. z. Hoyt of South Boston;
grand guide. s. w Harding OF Some--
Vile; grand guardian, n. c. Morse Of
Worcester; grand sentinel. Miss +. c.
Hardy Of Boston: trustee for three
years, II. A. Harding OF East Cambridge.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-14
TELEGKApHIC BREVITIEs.

The strike Of the 500 miners in the
Hastings (Colo) mine of the Victor
Coal and Coke company has been settled
by a compromise.
Star Lake House at Star Lake, N. Y,
one Of the popular summer resorts of the
Adirondacks, was destroyed by fire yes
terday afternoon. Loss, $4,000.
An extra freight from Harlem river,
east bound. was wrecked at the Burr
road crossing, near Bridgeport, Conn.,,
last night, owing to the breaking Of a
truck. Five cars were thrown from the
track and smashed into kindling wood.
a dispatch just received from Anus,
province of Schonen, Sweden, announces
that p houses and Is other buildings
there have been burned. Many Of the
inhabitants lost all their possessi rs
through the fire. and one person was
burned to death.
The entire day in the Juetgert trial
yesterday was taken up by Attorney
Phalen, who spoke for the defense lie
made an impassioned plea for his client.
accused the police Of intimidating the
witnesses for tho defense and denounced
many of those who had appeared for the
state as perjurers.
The cornerstone Of the new Phillips
church at Exeter, n. H.. was laid yes
terday with ceremonies Of more than
usual interest, from the fact that the
church is named In honor Of John Phil
lips, founder Of the academy there, and
that the stone was laid by representa-
tives sent from the different colleges.
The torpedo boat notilla, four boats.
has arrived at Annapolis and will engage
In menoevrcs in and off Chesapeake
bay. From Atlantic city down the
coast the rotilla has been doing good
work. mainly I'm the line OF testing the
theories Of search curves, intended TO
discovery OF an enemy or fugitive ship
In the shortest time
Later developments I'm the Boynton
murder at Lsomiustcr. Mass. are TO the
effect that a day or two before the trag-
edy Mrs. Boynton conhded 20 a friend Of
the family that her husband had threat
ened % kiu her. and that she feared he
would. In consequence" of this threat
and her fcars. steps were TO have been
taken this week 20 have Boygton ex-
amned for insanity. with a view TO re-
committlng him 70 an asylum
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-14

II believe In the largest possible lib
erty for the individual. / am a Jeffer-
sonlan Democrat. We have too many
laws. IT is one Of our greatest troubles
this mass OF restrictive legislation.
What one does. as long as IL Injuries no
one else, is no one else's business. The
moral effect Of my election and also Of
the results Of my administration would
powerfully promote the acceptance of
my single tex doctrine.
THAT I can defeat both Van Wyck
land Tracy / do not feel the slightest
doubt. In my opinion the issue is solely
between Mr.. Low and myself. think
1 shall beat him. My stand here for
local election is based almost entirely
on national issues. and think much OF
my strength comes from that very at
titude. In fact, my grounds for beiiev-
ing that I'll be elected are 10 a great
extent based on that very fact"
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-14
LONG CONTESTS TABooED.

Chicago. Oct. H.-Mayor Harrison.
having had his attention drawn TO an
advertisement OF 20-round contest in
this city next Saturday. has declared
himself as follows: "Twenty-round
contests will be tabooed. eight rounds
under strict police regulations, being the
limit TO which the contests may be car
ried on. / viii not grant a permit for
2O-round boxing contest. as II savors too
strongly OF prize fight. and prize fight-
ing could not be tolerated. / see no
harm, however, in short boxing matches,
conducted under the supervision Of the
polce."
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-14
MEET AT WILLIAMS COLLEGE.

Williamstown, Mass. Oct. 1.-THE
annual fall meet OF the Williams College
Athletic association was held on Wes-
ton field yesterday afternoon. Many Of
the best men did not compete which ae-
counts for slow time. From the fresh
men class. Potter and Park showed con-
siderable ability. Bray In the eXhib.-
tion half mile lowered the college record
TO 2:0i 2-5. The 100 yards dash was q
surprise, Patterson winning by several
feet. while Callahan could not catch
Park. The best race was the t4O-yard
dash. scavcr and swift having a close
contest for fret pace. Park won from
Patterson In the 20 yards dash by only
a few feet Peter the worcester hurd-
Yer. was an easy winner IN his event.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-14
THOUGHT CHARGES oUTLAwED

Boston, Oct. 14.-Antone Ducangelo,
for assaulting Francis De Pietro with
intent TO murder, was sentenced 10
state prison for a term of net more than
nine years and not less than seven by
Judge Sheldon in the superior criminal
court yesterday afternoon. The as
sault happened about a year ago and
followed De Pletro's remarks about Du-
cangelo's wife. who Is in Italy. Ducan-
gelo fed the city shat night. Recently
rome OF his friends informed him that
the charges were outlawed and that he
could return to the city with perfect
safety. De believed them and returned.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-14
KNIGHTS OF GOLDEN EAGLE.

Trenton. n. j., oct. 1.-THE supreme
castle of the Knights of the Golden
Eagle yesterday elected the following
officers: Supreme chief. +. V. Moore,
Ohio: supreme vice chief, w. c. Hunter
OF New Jersey; supreme master Of rec
ords. A C. Lypelle Of Pennsylvania; su-
preme keeper of exchequer, Timothy
Mccarthy of Pennsylvania; supreme
high priest. Ely w. lie Feber of Ken
tucky; supreme sir herald, j. b. Roberts
OF Massachusetts; supreme first guards
man, Daniel Hillocli of New York; SUI
preme second guardsman. A. Mcdonald
of Colorado: supreme medical examiner
DE- George Whitehead of MARYLAND
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-14
MIR. GEORGE
AS PROPHET.
Has No Doubt of Defeating
Van Wyck and Tracy.
LOW CHIEF COMPETITOR
The Excise Laws Are Unjust and
Absurd, He Declares.
PROGRESS OF THE CAMPAIGN

New York, Oct. H.-In an interview
regarding what he proposed to do II
elected mayor OF greater New York,
Henry George said: II will execute the
excise law according TO my interpreta-
tion OF the law; but will tell you frankly
what think about this excise. think
i am totally opposed 10 the existence OF
any excise law whatever. IL ! could.
would abolish ii, along with many othef
laws. If elected mayor 1 would enforce
the excise law just so far as the letter OF
1t required, and not step beyond.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-14
RECORDS OF CoLLEGrANs.

Hanover. N. H., oct. 14.-In the official
records OF the New England Inter-
Collegiate Baseball association for 1897.
the averages for team batting stand as
follows: Dartmouth, 263; Williams, 222;
Amherst, les. For team felding-Will-
Jams, 906; Amherst. 887; Dartmouth, S7s.
Dartmouth has the first five men on
the batting list: Drew, Folsom, Nc
Cormack, Crolius, Tabor; Heffernan OF
williams and Sullivan Of Amherst follow
In individual fielding averages, Williams
has four firsts. Amherst three and
Dartmouth two.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-14
TRAVIS DEFEATED.

New York, Oct. 14.-The final play at
the Oakland links at Bsyside, l.. l.. yes
terday, was most spirited and the attend
ance was the largest of the tournament.
W. j. Travis, the Oakland star playing
at scratch, came home with o. and 1t
looked all along as if he would win the
CUP. The handicaps were not announced
until after all had finished, ard when
the list vas made public it was found
that Sadlier. of the West Chester and
Oakland Clubs, with his premium of
nine strokes, had defeated Travis 10y one.
However the gold medal for the best
gross score of the day was won by Travis.
His first and second rounds were two
Of the best made during the tournament.
The best scores follow:
Handicap cup, medal play, IS holes
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-14
1.-THE SPORTING WORLD

to select third. and tho proofs Of the
Martin Duhaime ride be submitted. II
the decision Is for the authenticity of that
ride we will try the 200-mile course
against them-or Newhall and Gillette
will race them the 200 miles when they
show the ability to make n @. X. y.
double century inside OF IL hours.
Thanking you for the attention, and
assuring you that we will bo pleased to
try conclusions at distance contest
against time in true sporting spirit,
l am yours truly.
(Signed) MILES A. RAY,
For the Dayton Cycle Club Team.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-14
"Chimmte Fadden" at Keiih's.

fine company and'a superb scenic equip
ment hclp 10 make "Cnimmie Faddcn' a
most interesting comedy drama Of New York
life. II will be soon az Keith's opera House
next week, beginning Monday October N,
for the first time ~ popular prices. Chin
mic FaddCn" * not tough" play. 10 cea's $
with typical Bowcry lad who Is rough
diamond TIE atmosphere Is redolont of
svenine dress and champagne. When ~ was
brought out IN New York last season "Ci i'm
mie FaL den" ran Tor 10 nights NJ the Garden
Theatre. and 10 was a run OF extraordinary
financial success. too
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-14
yIRGINIANs GOT HURT.

Philadelphia, oct. 1.-THE university
OF Pennsylvania eleven defeated the uni
versity of Virginia football team in two
halves Of 25 and 20 minutes each by the
score of AZ TO o. The red and blue played
a dashing game. their only fault being
three fumbies by Weeks and Fortescue.
The Virginians were constantly getting
hurt. and the game was tiresome on this
account. The Virginians We're unable
TO endanger the goal OF the red and blue.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-14
FUMBLES WERE COSTLY.

Exeter, y. H., oct. 14.-Phllllps Exeter
academy football team met defeat at
the hands OF the Bowdoin college eleven
yesterday. the game resulting 10 TO in
favor OF Bowdoin. EXeter's team was
severely crippled by the loss Of the two
halfbacks. Russell and SyphaX, who
are on the sick list. Both sides fumbled
badly, but Exeter's fumbles came at
critical times. costing her dearly.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-14
SHARKEY DISLIKED.

San Francisco, oct. 1.-THE proba-
bilities are that sailor" Sharkey and
Goddard Will not be able 10 have their
fight under club auspices, as has been
arranged. There appears to be too
much opposition TO Sharkey in San
Francisco for any club 10 attempt TO
bring off a contest in which the sailor
ia n princinal
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-14
WOMEN PLAYED GOLF.

Lenox, Mass, oct. IL - An open
women's golf tournament was played on
the Lenox links yesterday. There were
30 entries. representing the best golf
clubs OF Boston and New York, and is
handed in scores. The prize was beau
tiful silver cup presented by the Lenox
club. The winner proved to be Marie
Winthrop. who handed in net score
of 129 Lila Vanderbilt Sloane was Sec
ond with a score Of 12t.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-14
Provldsncs Operl House.

RIP Van Wrinkle" Il coming TO town again,
and his impersonator, Mr.. Joseph jefferson,
will DO welcomed by all. This esiimable
gentleman sooms TO hold time in check, foe
be- Is the same jolly Rip TODAY as he was
whom the sedate father of family was n boy,
and saving his pennies 10 90 and SEQ Rip Van
Ninkle' WIN tho same eagerncss that ho
wont TO the circus Mr. Joseph Jefferson has
certainly disc veret tho elixir OF lifo: ne
hollis hia own ~ we'll or perhaps 10 ~ merely
q clean record and an honorable life ~ use-
fllue 4
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-14
ONE OF MIcHAEL's FAILURES.

New York. Oct. H.-Jimmy Michael
failed to lover the record for 10 miles in
his trial at the track in Newark.
Through darkness that rendered ii i'm
possible TO see the time by watch W. a
out a lamp the midget covered 10 m s
in 1920 %, the record being 1902 2-5.
Michaers fastest mile was the fifth in
1854 o-5.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-14
DAYTON WILLING TO STAND.

New York, Oct. 14.-Charles W. Day
ton. the former postmaster Of this city,
is willing 10 run for comptroller on the
ticket with Henry George for mayor.
This is what Mr.. Dayton told Willis j..
Abbott, chairman of the executive COM
pittee. and Lawson Purdy OF the JEFF
ferson Democracy last night. Tho ex-
postmaster will be formally offered the
nomination today.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-14

strengthen the game in New England.
President T. II. Murnahe of the NATIONAL
Polo league and President c. w. Rich
ards OF the Maine Polo league have been
named as representatives OF their
leagues they TO decide on the third men,
ber. Mr.. Murnane has suggested John
L. Morrill, OF Boston and Mr.. Richards
has suggested Fred X. owen Of Port
land. The third member will be decided
on at a conference at an early date.
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-14
BROWN WINS A VICTORY.
D:fea ed the Philips Academy Football
T am 20 TO 4.

Yesterday afternoon the Brown foot
ball team went to Andover and won q
victory over the Phillips Academy team
by score of 20 to 4. The Academy team
put up good game, but were clearly out
classsd by Brown. The latter played an
excellent defensive game but was notice.
ably we X in defensive work.
Ch.sebro played centre in place Of Dyer.
who is still laid of, and flied the posi-
tion In good style. Carter and Wheeler
were good at the guards and the tackles
Whittemore ana Mclendy. also showed up
well. Chase and Hunt both did good
work on the ends breaking up Apdover' s
interference and allowing no gains to bs
made by them. Browns backs show cd
up especially we'll in tacklins. Buth
Hall and Croker were triod at full back.
The former punted in good form and the
latter hit the line effectively
The gnme was punting one through
out. Andover had the kickoff. Brown
took the bali ana kept it we'll In An
dover's territory. For the first ID min
utes there was no scoring Brown
fun bled and there were frequent ex-
changes OF tho ball Tie home eleven
was slow in its interference, and could
make no gains for a touchdown. An.
dover scored first. With the play in the
middle of the field. tho ball was knocked
out of Wheeler's hands. Schroeder got it
and scored a touchdown after "a run Of 90
yards. The attempt at goal failed.
Brown then scored a touchdown by re.
peated gains througr Andover's line and
around the ends. The ball was pushe
over with two minutes play remaining.
Browns attempt at goal also failed.
The hah ended with the score ito. 4 To 4.
In the second half Fultz took Hunter 8
place at half and after few minutes of
play Croker was u in at full back. The
blacks played a strong game and scored
twice in quick suoce ssion. Fultz was
slightly injured. and gave way to Rich
ardson One moro touchdown was
scored. and Browns total score was rolled
up 10 20. The lineup:
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-14
AGREEMENT AS TO POLO.

Augusta. Ne. Get. 1.-THE Natioral
and Maine Polo leagues have signed
papers establishing national agreement
and a board OF Arbitration. Tho plan
closely follows the national baseball
agreement ap1 is expected TO greatly
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1897-10-14
ANSWER TO A CHALLENGE.

In answer 60 the challenge OF the
Duhaime and Martin. tho Gillette.New.
hall team has issued the following:
"1o Leslie Boynton. manager Dubaime
and Martin team:
Dear Sir-Your challenge of tho 18th
received and noted, but cannot accept the
same for any wager. Considering tho
fact that Newhall and Gillette hold the
record for double century, J think it
Is right that they should Dame the con.
ditioDs OF match. Therefore, would
suggest that rs you say you will race for
nuy distauce-that as Nowhail and GIL.
lette are about to try for the 30O-n.iIe
state record. that tho contest takes place
at tnat distance.
"1f this is not satisfactory TO you they
will agree to- tho following proposition:
That we appoint one party. you another,