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FOUND On February 2, a gold watch.
Owner call at 1906 X st. NV, and give
number and describe snsohogram; call be
tween bOurs OF antbsS p. m. III
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FOR sALE-aIIscELLANEoUs.

FOX SALE-A cigar and tobacco store,
with barber shop attached. els u st NV.
felS-3f-P.u
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RAILROADS.
Pennsylvania
RAILROAD
RAILROADS..

N AILnOHD.
STATION CORNER Or SIXTH AND
STREETS.
1.5O A. ~. week ddys-PITTSBUR( T. K
PRESS-PaIlor ana Dining Cars, Harris.
burg To PIttsDuFg
1850 n NJ. PENNS YLFANIA LIMITED
PullInan SEeepIng. Dining, smoking and
OoserVatiOn cars, Harrisburg To Chicago,
cincinnati. indianapolis, ST. Louis, CleYe-
I'm and Toledo Buffet PaTIor Car TO
1850 A. 81. FAST LINE-Pgllman BUFFET
Fariof Car 70 Harrisburg. Buffet ParlOr
=, taF; harrisburg to Pittsburg.
3-4O = NJ CHICAGO AND ST LOUIS
Express ulIulan Buffet Yarie= Car
70 Harrisburg. Sleeping and Dining
lars harrisburg to. ST. Louis. Cincinnati
no a. N. WESTERN ExPREss-PuII-
aIian aleeping Car to Pittsburg, Chicago,
ana harnsburg to Cleveland. Dining
no e N SOUTHWESTERN EXPRESS
uiIIldn Sleeping Cars washington 20
ftsDarg and Harrisburg to ST Louis
aar LOUISVILLE tyla CIneInnatiE Dinlug
IO.4O q. M PACIFIC ExPREss-PulI-
man Sieepins Car TO Pittsburg.
f.1p Il NJ Tor Kane. Commandments ROChes-
ger. md Niagara Fails daily, except
iO.5U 4. NJ for EImfra and Renovo daily.
except Sunday. For Lock Haven week
1tys anu "iiiianspOrt Sundays. $40
n lOF hHHdUiSpOrT, Rochester.
buIIal0 and Niagara Falls daily, except
saturday, with sleeping Car Washin 2tOn
70 Suspension Buege, VIA Buffalo.
~ ~ VI. Tor Erie, Candndaigua, ROciIes-
ter. Buffalo. and Niagara FaIls daily.
Sleeping Car Washington To Elmira.
FOR Philadelphia, New YOrk, ana
the last.
400 z. 81. CONGRESSIONAL LIN
TIED. daily. all ParlOr Cars. with DID
Ing Car from baltimore Regular at 100
Ginning Carr, 500, 800, 1000 tDining
carr, and LOO tDining Car from VIII
mingtOnt A. NJ. z 40, 315, 4 10. D 50,
1000 and II.35 2 NJ on Sunday. I Utb
tDining Carr, 500, 300. HOO dining
Car from Wilmington a. N, 2. 10, 5 10.
Philadelphia only, Fast Express, $50 A.
~ week days Express 2 10 Z.
n week days, 2-01 ana . 40 Il. NJ
90 A. NJ. week days, and 3.15 P NJ
For Atlantic City Cvia Delaware River
For baltimore, 6.Z5. 100. Z so. ) 90, $ 90.
1000, 1880. HOO and so a. m.
ted, 40, 4.36, 5. 40, SIS, {. so, Z 10.
1000, 1910, Ills and 1135 D. m
On sunday. 90, 500, 800, 8 %, f0.5Os
III0O a.. M, Il is, 1 10, FOL, g. Is. g 40,
t4OO IiInitedt, 4.20, $40, 6.I5, $50,
no. 1000, 1O. 40 and IL 50 D. m
For Pope Creek Line, 80 a. m. and So
For Annapolis, 700. 300 a. m, 1915
sundays, 300 a N. a ID 4 ~ p m
Atlantic Coast Line FLORIDA Special
for Jacksonville and St Augustine
1O.4S D. M. week days. Express for
Florida and points On Atlantic Coast
Line, 4.3O "a IN, 3. 40 D. m. daily,
Richmond only, 1857 a m. week days:
Atlanta Special, via Richmond and Sea
bOar,t AR Line 4.40 D. m. daily Ac-
COumOdatiOn FOR QuaDucO, 40 a. Ia
and A 25 p m. week days.
Ticket Offices. eGrDeT Fifteenth and u
streets nj at the station, Sixth and b
streets wTfsTe orders can be left Tor cheek
ing or baggage 70 destination from hotels
and IeSt0en Mes
J. B. HUTCHINSON, General Manager
j & MlLLIE lrenNIaL Lassnn@l- a genE
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FOR RENT-A bargain; 3 8 acres, with f.
room house; plenty water; finest market,
dairy or celery farm In D. c Apply
liza II st. NV. fe14-7t
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TATIoN CORNER or SIXTH AND q
STREETS.
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FOR RENT-Can accommodate or s
gentlemen or ladies for Inauguration week
in a private family. S12 n. c. ave. Sc,
Canltnl Hill fel 5-3t-em
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visions and ,fOtI iIIs. nj health tine reason
for selling; a good chance for business
man l.. this office. IL
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Should be read daily by all Interested, as
changes may occur at any time.
Foreign mails for the week ending FeD-
ruary 20. close promptly at this Office as
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PERSONAL.
FOR RENT WINDOWS AND SEATS
FOR THE INAUGUR RATION.

FOR RENT-Rooms and windows; very
cheap. Apply Goth and h; NV. corner.
feb1 z stem
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PROF. CLAY Clairvoyant;- greatest For
tune Teller; all events OF life, from cradle
10 grave; business love affairs, losses.
etc, for so cents: reunites separated hus-
band or wife; makes lover or sweetheart
true; causes spe edy marriage; removes any
fei slim
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FOR RENT-Windows and balcony for
Inauguration. 213 Penn. ave- NV.
fel6-3t
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FOX SALf.-A nrst-Class / % horse power
engine, Atlas make. and almost new tubu-
lar boiler, with 5o-foot iron sinokcstack: for
sale low and on good terms: thro wn out only
because too small. Apply TO BOILER AND
STACK, this office. fe17-10t
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WILL buy a second hand corkIng machine.
AddFess. stating price, r. u. O., this
Office 1ell-3t
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE.
FLORIDA.

FOR SALE OR EXCHANGED beautifuI
improved 700-acre residence plantation,
q miles from county seat in south Florida;
orange lemon and all descriptions OF semi
tropical fruit: in heart OF Lake Phosphate
vegetable and tobacco region; now under
cultivation; with all necessary farming
utensils, Immediate possession and easy
terms. Apply to JOHN HANCOCK, At
torney, No. 2401 Pennsylvania ave. Wash
IDgton, ID. T.. fe16-6t
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Mails for South and Central Amer
ica west Indies. &C-

THURSDAY-tcp At lO:oo p m: Tor
town. per S S. AIene, from New York.
Letters for Costa Rica must be directed
per $ S. Alene." (cJ At 10:55 p m,
for Deme rara direct, per s. S. TjOmO,
from New York.
FRIDAY-(d At 6:25 a. H., for Porto
RicO direct, per 5. S. Themis, from New
York fcl At 1888 p. m, for Bermuda,
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The Morning ana Sunday fines
% Cents Fer Month";
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FOR EXCHANGED will exchange unin-
cumuered city lots for u small house and
grounds, near Takoma or Hyattsville. Call
at coz st. NV, Room g.. fe136t-etn
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FOR SALE OR EXCHANGE--Neariy new
groom dwelling and 8 acres of ground
within miles of the District line in
Maryland. Address J, care lettcr-carrier
z, city. fe16-3tem
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DR.. I.EATHERrIAN.

Expert Specialist In the cure at an
forms OF private diseases. Consultation
free. Hours, to 12, 2 to O. Tues.
Thurs. and sat evenings, 2 to g. NO
6U2 NV. CLOSED Sundayst
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sIrr-AnoNsw ANVED-MALE

WANTED-By young married man. "A stu
auoB at any kind OF work; has had eX-
perence as caterer, clerkng. etc; can. fur
uiSh excellent recommendations. Address
BOX II. C.. this office felS-7t
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WANTED-By colored man, position OF
some kind. INDOOR work preferred; lest
references. 121 o It. NV. 1e1S-3t
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MISCELLANEOUS.

SHEET MUSIC at half price, BECKER'S,
Jll q st. NV; get catalogue of our
10-cent music. fe16-Tt-em
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ANTED-Situation. by, young, mar
ried drug clerk. any Kind of work: best
refs. w. C., this office. fe17-3t.em
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMAIF.

SITUATIONS wANTED-FENAI
WANTED-by white woman who under
stands cooking thoroughly, situation to
cook in private family. would assist in
nOusework. good home; wages moderate.
Address A IS. W, this office. felS3t
WANTED BY respectable white woman,
place 10 nurse infant or an invalid; refs.
il3S Sc st. NV. 1t
WANTED Place for colored girl, 10
years OF age, going to school, to work
after school hours FOR her board. Address
sr call at 605 s. Carolina ave. sc. fe1S-3t
WANTED Washing to do at home 22S
Brooke'S court NV. fefS-3t
WANTED-SituatiOn as nurse or chamber
maid. Address WILDER ROSS, 1911
18th st. felS-3t
WANTED-Situation as general house serv-
ant with small family. Call at ZIG Sd
o. sw. fe1S-3t
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LADIES needing confidential treatment
q sure AMI safe relief IN all woman's COM
plants and irregular ties Gold mcial
6warled fo= The sG1cpce of obstetrics rr)m
the University OF Munich. Bavaria Su lct-
" confidential MRS. DIX. RENEER, No
Seventh Sc. ne. near b. Cap Sc, wesh-
inASon, ID. T.
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WANTED-By colored man, place as first
class cook, In hotel or restaurant 1908
T st. NV. fe17-3t
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ANY person having an upright piano, who
desires to save storage, can nave same
well cared for, in private family; no chill
dren: by addressing j. L., this office.
feI7-.5t
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25 CENTS to start; YOU can ma Ike 81 per
day aud upward by Introducing our new
match: selling them from house TO house
ll21 7th st. NV. fel6-3t
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FOR SALE OR RENT.
''
REAL ESTATE BULLETIN

THOMAS z. WAGGAMAN, GIT st. NV
TWu-STORY BRICK AND FRAME
unvTc E,l Enp
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DR.. CZARRA'S,

No CUHI+. y . ia 7.
No. 619 PA Ave. y. ~, ssiiiugton. d. C.
Specialist In chronic ana private diseases.
rules, structure, Hydroceie, tout, Catarrh.
Dyspepsia, Hood PolsiOn cured, Vitality re-
stored. ConsulLs cation free and confideuIIaI 70
both sexes DaIy, Co / z, 8 20 o.
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FOR RENT-RoOAfa.

FOR RENT-L3rge room, furnished, with
heat, for gentleman; So per month; one
square from Library building. 301
st. sc. Item
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" A-SIFD-FOT rent 90 lease, store WIN
horse and stable, suitable for grocery
hnSineSs or will buy out same. Address,
giving location and particulars, Box 3A'
henslngtOn, Md IeIo-ot
FOR SALE-CIgar store: laundry agency;
about paws reaE. : - 9rh NV t..tt,-3t
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FOR sALEaBTcYcLEs.

FOR SALE-One boys or girls bicycle;
cushion tires. Apply 1921 st. NV.
felS.3t-em
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WANTED-By young man with months
experience in plumbing, place to finish
ne trade; wages no object Address
Box 100, this office. fe17-3t
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SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.

WANTED BY white woman treSpectablel.
a place as first-ciass cook, city or coun-
try, assis- ia washing. 935 1st tt. ne
Item
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A GENTLEMAN who thoroughly under
stands the meat and provision business
yvouid like To meet party with about $500
or more to open market store. where a god
cash husiness can be done from the start,
a good living and sotHe money can pe ni't,ie,
heSt Of references Address Ma RkET. this
office. ItIo-1.-StII
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wANTED-HOUSES.

49,
WANTEI'-H ouse, on easy pay ments; BRICK
or frame dwelling, old style preferred,
o over $1,000. MICHIGAN, TINS Office.
Item
WANTEIl-Small furnished house To rent
cheap. no huardcrs or children NORTH
EST, this office. fcl6-St-en
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INAUGURATION DAY SEATS The
choicest covered ana reserved seats are
fronting Botanic Gardens, next Capltoi,
adj. Peace Monument twhere no seats are
allowed): excellent view Of pdra'ie rho III
As GLOVER, Main Office, R0Jm 20, Cen
trail Building, Washington, ID. .. fel4-4t
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-08

AID above her left eye deep wound
WINS left, with evidences OF eight
fracture OF the frontal bone. Abrut
the body and the limbs she receive
sumerous 40 yero bruises. Mis- Stell.
fingered for three hours ana then ex-
pired. The other 10 very low, but has
chance ~ rec very.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-06-08
Gladness Comes

\HTith better understanding of the
w transient nature of the many phys
icnl ills, which vanish before proper eff
forts-gentle efforts-pleasnnt efforts
rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge, that so many forms of
sickness are not due TO any actual dis
ease, but simply to n constipated condi-
ton of the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Figs, prompt
ly removes. That is why IL Is the only
remedy with millions OF families, and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due TO the fact, that It'll the
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without facilitating the
organs on which IL acts. 1t is therefore
all important, in order TO get its bene-
fetal effects, to note when you pur-
chase, that you have the genuine nrti-
Gle, which is manufactured by the Cali
fornia Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
all reputable druggists.
If in the enjoyment of good health,
and the system is regular, laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed. II
afflicted with eny actual disease. one
may be commended to the most slSillful
physicians, but If in need of n laxative,
one should have the best, and with the
well-informcd everywhere, Syrup of
Figs stands highest and is most largely
used and giyesmost general satisfaction
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-10

p. S Heck. Lloyd McIntire, E. F. Nor
gan, c. E. Nethkin, S. F. Northrup, NJ.
w. Ogden, B. F. Rice, G. P. Shirley, n.
Speelman, l. NJ Underwood. D. Van
Horn. G. S. Wallace, J. B. Ware, R. D.
Warman, R. A. Watts, ]. Wehrle, J.
W. Yoho. F. II. Yost.
Bachelor of Arts-Miss T. R. c.
Bernhardt. E. \. Brooks, H. A. Eaton,
L. L. Friend, W. T. Ice. Jr.. John G.
Knutti. Miss Josephine NJ Kunkel,
Miss Winifred o. South, VIM. R. Stan
diford. H. L. Swisher, Miss Ida E.
Vangilder.
Bachelor Of Science - Frederick
Moore. Miss Ethel T. Reynolds.
Bachelor of Arts and Lave. F. Joi-
,iff. a. NJ. Pritchard, H. c. Staggers, w.
Frank Stout. Lee Roy Taylor.
Bachelor of Science in Civil Engin-
eering-J. NJ. Orr. B. S. White.
Bachelor of Science in Mechanical
Engineering-H NJ. Leps, b. S. White.
HARRY V. ARKLE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-10
LOVE SICK ITALIAN,
Repulsed By the Woman He Loved,
He Assaulted Her With Dagger
and Shot Himself Dead.

Washington. June "a tragedy in
which the details were almost precisely
similar to those of the Barber suicide
and attempted murder occurred this
morning at No. $50 Fourteenth street,
the home of C. Giulani, an Italian fruit
vender. About o'clock Tacopo Fer
rari. after shooting and stabbing in the
neck Mrs. Giulani, shot himself
through the head and died almost in
stantlv. The woman was taken 10 the
Emergency Hospital, where it is
thought she may recover, though her
first action upon arriving there was to
call for a priest, from whom she re-
ceived the last sacraments.
Tacopo Ferrari was about % years
old. and had been paying so much at
tention to Mrs. Giulani. who is 32,
that he made himself offensive TO both
herself and her husband and had been
frequently warned not to visit Giulani's
home. This morning the husband hav-
ing gone TO market, Ferrari walked
through Giulianis fruit store 10 the
back yard where Mrs. Giuliani was
hanging clothes on the line, and made
a furious assault upon her. stabbiug
her in the neck with a poinard and
then shooting her He then turned the
revolver upon himself and the bullet
lodged in the brain, causing almost in
slant death
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-10
TO PUSH THE WORK
The Silver Republican Executive
Committee viii Begin the Cam
paigns of 1898 and 1900 at Once.

Chicago, June 9.-The executive COM
mittee of the National Silver Republi-
can party held a session this afternoon
to discuss methods of carrying on the
organization. Senator Fred. J. Dubois,
of Idaho. will be chairman of the eX-
ecutive committee. The others have
not vet been selected. National head
quarters will be in charge of ex-Con-
gresham Charles A. Towne, of Mime
sofa. and for the present will be at
Duluth. The committee favored imme-
diate organization for the Congression-
al elections of 1898 and also for the
campaign of 1900, and instructed Chair
man Towne to push this work as rapid
ly as possible.
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THE Regents MEETING.
commencement Exercises Interfere with
Their .Work-Two Removals Probable
and Maybe -Four.

Special TO the Register.
Morgantown. W. Va. June 9.-The
sessions of the Regents to-day have
been very brief, on account of the COM
mencement exercises. The Board con-
sumed the day in further considera-
tion of the committee recommends
tions. particularly with reference to
new chairs. 1t is proposed to establish
Chair of Agriculture in addition TO
those mentioned in the Register, and
as the matter of funds must be cOnsid-
cred, it is not likely that all the pro-
iects of this nature Will be approved.
The Board is holding an executive
session tonight, and it is believed that
the routine business will be completed
and the personnel of the faculty will
be discussed at the meeting whfa will
nrobablv continue until after Midnight.
The impression is becoming general
that the changes in.the faculty will not
he as sweeping as at first supposed.
II IS regarded as extremely probable
mar there will be two removals, with
q possibility Of two more.
The opposition TO DR.. Goodnight
is not confined TO the faculty, but is
manifested by the students and citi-
zens of Morgantown.
A matter which the Regents will have
to deal with will be the wholesale res
ignations of cadets. including eight Of
6cers. caused by the fact that member
shin in the corps offers no special in
ducements. The Regents will prob
ably make some provisions for free
uniforms on the commutation plan, ap-
nr3ved by the Legislature. In this
event an effort will be made TO swell
tbe membership in the corps TO 200
which will entitle the students to band
instruments free.
HARRY V. ARKLE.
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HAWAII WANTS A CABLE.

Honolulu, May 24.-The Hawaiian
government on the Sd instant formally
refused to renew the exclusive cable
contract awarded to z. S. Spaulding.
eighteen months ago. The government,
row processes to be anxious to treat
with the first organization offering to
make a definite proposition to give the
island cable communication. II is now
understood there is hope that Hawaii
will form one of the connecting links
of the proposed Canadian-Australian
system.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-10

fell short and then touched Maher on
the nose with a right swing. Peter
feinted frequently and tried to draw
Sharkey out. Then he jabbed left on
the head and they exchanged left jabs
on the face. Both men were careful,
but Sharkey left himself very open
whenever he stepped back
Round 4.-Sharkey swung his left on
the shoulder and jabbed the same fist
on the stomach. Maher countered on
the head with his left They then ex-
changed right and left smashes on the
face. After missing two rights and
lefts, Sharkey put light left jab on
the face, and they were sparring when
the bell rang.
Round 5.-Peter fiddled a good deal
and landed a left jab on the mouth
and Sharkey jabbed his left on the
stomach Sharkey swung a right on
the stomach and Maher crossed his
left on the face Just then Sharkey
said: why don't you cut your NOUS
tache OFF, and jabbed his left in the
wind. Then he jabbed right and left
on the face. During this round there
were cries of Fight, fight" which
showed that some of those present did
not like such tame boxing
Round 6.-There was a long spell of
fddling and dancing around. Sharkey
tried to get Maher into neutral cor
ner. Sharkey led left for the stom-
ach and fell short Maher jabbed left
on the chest, and Sharkey swung a
right on the head Peter led a left
for the face but fell short, and then
Sharkey sent straight right on the
mouth which put Maher down, and he
fell half through the ropes, where he
remained fully six seconds. His mouth
was bleeding when he got up, and the
bell rang ten seconds later
Round First blood for Sharkey
in the last round sent his stock up,
and Mahers face wore a worried look
when he came TO the scratch in this
round. Peter fell short on left lead
for the face, and Sharkey swung left
and right on face and head. Sharkey
swung right on ribs and jabbed his
laf. in tho stomach Maher cline he'd
and they broke away clean. Maher
rushed and put a right and left on
the face and they clinched. After a
break-away Maher swung left on the
face and a right on the jaw which sent
Sharkey on his back at the ropes.
When Sharkey arose the men clinched
and were in that position when the
gong sounded. When they did break
Maher's seconds rushed over to take
Maher to his corner when Sharkey
turned and punched the second on the
nose. There were cries of foul while
Maher and Sharkey were clinched at
the call of time. but the police jumped
into the ring and created an uproar by
arresting the principals, seconds and
the referee.
The bout was declared draw.
The men will all be taken to the One
Hundred and Fourth street police sta
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-10

Columbus, Ohio, June "a special
to the Dispatch from Urbana gives
Sheriff McLain's version of what oc-
CURED between himself at Urbana and
Governor Bushnell, at Wooster, the
night before the negro was lynched. The
lynching occurred Friday morning. The
sheriff says:
Thursday evening l telegraphed the
Governor requesting him TO send adj
ditional troops here. Later in the even
ing about II o'clock the Governor call
ed me up by long distance telephone
| told him just how matters stood. Then
the Governor said to me in practically
these words: We'll, | don't think you
have exhausted al the resources at your
command, and until you have | can do
nothing for you. | will not send any
troops to Urbana for the present. Af-
ter the shooting | Immediately tele-
graphed Governor Bushnell. He soon
replied that he had ordered Company
A, of Springfield-the colored company
of that city, to come here at once. y
Immediately communicated with Cap
tain Bradbury, Of Springfield, to whom
Governor Bushnell had sent the order,
or had at least been in communication
with not to allow that company to
come, as its presence here might pre-
cipitate a race war. | told him to
bring his own company, which did
come later on, and Captain Bradbury
reported to me on the arrival Of his
company here in person.
Neither Captain Bradbury nor my
self was imposed on by any one per-
sonating me in talking with the Gov
ernor so far as | have been able to
learn, and | don't believe any State
officials were thus imposed upon.
Had proper military force been sent
here as requested, firmly believe that
the unfortunate happenings Of that aw-
full morning, which / so deeply deplore,
would have been prevented