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ing taken the fourth, sixth and seventh
heats. Best time, 2:2th. Morey got
second money. wilhelm Melster third.
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rHERE 81 a GRAND RusH
For Tickets for the Mccoy-Corbett
Flght-sherIff viii Interfere.

For Tickets for the McCoy-Corbett
Flght-sherlff VIII Interfere.
BUFFALO, N. Y, August 11.-sInce
the Horton law legalizing boxing con-
tests IN the state of New York there
has never been such a rush for seats
Mt a astlc exhibition as is now coming
in daily to the Hawthorne athletic club
officials OF this city. before which club
Corbelt and Mccoy will meet on the
10th dag of next month. To-day over
5000 was received for seats alone
while scores OF applicants for seats
were turned down, the membership ap-
plIcation not being enclosed. Every
foot OF the lumber to be used In the
building Is on the ground and the con-
tractor has received his first payment
In the shape OF check for $1,000.
BUFFALO, n. Y, August 11.-At an
nterdenominational meeting Of minis
tiers held here this afternoon to take
action to prevent the fight announced
TO take place between Mccoy and Cor
bett the following letter from the sheriff
was read by Bishop Quigley:
bUhtALO' Az A'' AueN"N o. A'S''
Fright Rev. James E. Qulgley, D. D.,
Bishop OF Buffalo
"Rlght Reverend and Dear Sir:
"Your letter Just to hand. will not
allow prize fight In this county. This
has always been me- stand. As UNI
derstnnd the facts, the proposed con.
test Is a prize fight, so therefore It viii
not take place In Erie county while
am sheriff.
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ocoqnot Time, i,H; unplre.. IEneh
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SPENT A FORTUNE,
COULD NOT Hear.
What Hyomei Did 20 Him.

What Hyomei Did For Elm.
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GeHfi6IM-l kaVp spelt fortune on dlhefetit
treatments for eataFfh and could not hear aefa tne
table After uhinF lli "HypmeiH inhalef and Spee-
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cause deafness. " Hyomsi," uature's dry
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breathe. No dangerous sprays, douchea OF
atomizers are used It Is guaranteed.
eeiii az ss.hpists 10. ESss bottles, 50s IIyoasl
R. I. BOOTH COMPANY,
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SUMMER RESORTS,
HOIEL METROPOLE, AlI.H a ! eI'y,

Tho new proprictors are determined to
maintain tho high standard In this DEPART
nent ntthlncd BY the former management,
az we'll ns the general service, OF the house,
which has made the Mctropolc famous.
Frp-tna mathematician day, $500. $50; per
week, SO. SEQ. slS00. according 10 loca-
lion Of rooms. number OF parties, length
Of stay, etc,
Respectfully soliciting your patronage
i. b. SMITH.
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"ANDREW RILLGALLoN."
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-16
MORE PEACE TALK:
But the Terms Suggested VIII Hardly
Suit Uncle Sam.

London, July 1.-THE Madrid cor
respondent of the Daily Telegraph
says:
The government has definitely de-
cided to open peace negotiations with
out delay, proposing as a basis the
remuneration of all rights over Cuba
and the immediate discussion of any
other reasonable proposals. the Uni
ted States may make.
The Madrid correspondent of the
Standard says:
The Carlist agitation is assuming
proportions in many of the northern
provinces which may serve as fresh
argument for action on the part of the
government.
The Vienna correspondent of the Daily
Chronicle says:
/ learn on reliable authority that the
Austrian court was informed to-day that
Spain was prepared to cede Cuba and TO
pay indemnity, but not to abandon Porto
Rico Senior Sagasta trusts to be able
to retain the Philippines as Spanish
possession, the powers preferring the ISL
ands to remain in Spanish rather than
American hands.
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WILL BE REASONABLE.
Italian Government Will Await Colon
bias Convenience.

Washington, July 15.-The State
Department has been informed that the
Italian squadron under Admiral Can
DIAM has reached Colombian waters,
preparatory to making demand on the
republic of Colombia for the immediate
payment Of $250,O00, awarded by Pres
ident Cleveland to Ernesto Cerruti, an
Italian citizen. 1T is not known that
the squadron has as yet made the de-
mand, or that any force to execute it
has been exerted. On the contrary, the
department has been officially advised
that the admiral's instructions are con-
fined to make a demand for the com
plete and speedy settlement of the
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From the Cincinnati Enquirer
THE POLITICAL STATUS
OF Santiago Receiving Attention--Like-
ly to be Governed by the Military.

Washington, July 10 The political
| status of Santiago, its method of gov
eminent and administration, is now re-
ceiving earnest attention from the au
thorities here, for with the acquisition
of several thousand square miles OF Gu
ban soil, with large commercial port
and harbor as its center, 1t becomes
necessary TO determine how ii shall be
administered. For the present 1t is
expected that the military authorities
will have entire direction of affairs,
both at Santiago City and the outlying
country. When the details of the sur
| render are carried out, there will be
time to consider the larger question
of the permanent status of this tract.
If the precedent Of Manila is follow
ed in which case Gen Merritt was
sent as military governor then a mill
tary official will be designated to adj
minister affairs at Santiago city and
thereabouts But it is appreciated
that the conditions are quite different
at Santiago from those in Manila, as
the government has dsclaimed pur-
pose to make territorial acquisition of
Cuba, and has directed its efforts thus
far to making Cuba free and placing
the CubanS in control This conSfd-
Grafton may lead to the eXpediency of
allowing the Cubans themselves TO es
tablish an administration at Santiago,
thus giving them the opportunity to
try their ability at directing civil af-
fairs. and also giving them a foothold
on the island. In that event Gen. Gar
cha, being on the ground, would doubt
less figure prominently in the admin
istration, although President Masso
and his cabinet are said to be in the
adjoining province of Puerto Principe
and readily accessible TO Santiago
No determination has been reached, so
far as can be learned, as to the form OF
administration, for until the surrender
itself is complete the authorities here are
not disposed to settle the details of ques-
tions which naturally follow the surren-
der. 1t Is felt, however. that an import
ant question of general policy hinges on
the action at Santiago, as It Is the first
Cuban territory to be acquired by our
army, and to some extent the determLna-
tion as to its method Of civil administra-
ton viii serve as a precedent for the civil
administration Of other parts Of Cuba
when it is overrun by our army
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award made by the President of the
United States. His instructions do not
go to the extent of directing him to
seize the custom house at Cartagena.
Although not officially admitted, the
intimation is made that since Colon
bia requested the good offices of the
United States, these have been exerted
to the extent of suggesting TO the Co.
lombian govrnment that a settlement
was desirable.
Rome, July 15.-Admiral Candiani, it
is asserted, has been instructed to
await the assembling of the Colombian
Congress at Bogota, on July 20, and the
election of a new president Of Colom-
bia before taking any definite action
with reference to enforcing the Ger
ruti claim.
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LONDON NEWSPAPERS
Find Cause for Satisfaction in the Fail
of Santiago

LONDON, July 1.-THE weekly papers
express great satisfaction over the fall
of Santiago de Cuba.
The Speaker thinks the event presages
the end of war, but describes 1t as "a
stroke of good fortune which the Amer
leans had no right to expect" 1t adds:
THE terms of surrender are not dishon-
orable. They reflect honor upon both
Sides"
The Saturday Review explains its
change of attitude in favor of Amreica,
and declares all its original antagonism
was prompted by Americas "agsressive
humor," while its present attitude is "a
somewhat tardy, but ungrudging admis-
sion of American courage and humanity.
The paper proceeds in terms of highest
praise of the United states along the lines
of its article a week ago.
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BODIES RECOVERED.
Victims of the Cleveland Water Works
Tunnel Disaster Brought to the Sur
face.


Cleveland, O., July 15.-The bodies
of the ten remaining victims of the
water works tunnel disaster were
found by a rescuing party to-day. The
bodies were blown back few feet
from the face of the drive by the ex-
plosion, and were but slightly burned.
The explosion had blown down por-
ton of the unbricked roof of the tun-
mel, the damage, however, being
slight. The bodies were brought to
the shore about 5000 feet from the
tunnel head in hand car. The scene
when they arrived at the surface,
where an enormous crowd, among
whom were many relatives and friends
of the victims, was indescribable. The
large force of police had all it could
do to control the almost frantic peo-
pie.
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TO PORTO RICO.
Indications That Preparations for the Elk
petition Are Making.

WASHINGTON, July 15.-Telegrams
which have been passed between the mil
itary authorities here and those in Cuba
aod the agents OF the War Department al
other places indicate that preparations
for the Porto Rico expedition are being
given earnest attention. The officials,
however, decline 10 discuss the arrange
ments in progress or say from what port
or ports the troops are to embark. The
transports available for carrying the
men are scattered in half a dozen places
and no orders have yet been given to con-
certrate them at any one point.
CHARLESTON, S. c., July 15.-Orders
have been received here for the troops
under General Wilson'S command TO pro-
coed to Porto Rico, but there are no indi-
cations that they are TO move at once.
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A RETAIL BUSINESS on Market
street. between Eleventh and Twelfth
streets Good reasons for selling. A rart
chance for one with small capital 10 &c
into business.
tween Ieatherwood and Fulton, from s2N
10 $500 each. Terms one-tifth cash, bal
ance in one. two, three and four years.
with interest at $50 per annum. Buy now
and profit by the increased values when
Electric cars are in operation. surs
method of saving and making money,
BUILDING SITES IN ACREAGE on
beautiful hill-tops with virgin timber.
affording cool retreats; commanding un-
excelled views of the surrounding coun-
Try; fully appreciated only by those CIV
ing such sites thoughtful consideration.
RlNEHART & TATUM,
The City Bank Building.
Telephone 2ls. Room No, G.
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FINISHED.

Melville says he thinks platonic
friendship is the thing, and that he will
never marry
4 used 70 know fellow who said
that. too.
Where is he now"
Upstairs playing horse with the
baby New York Journal
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t0.0ao0o.os COCO ooS.ta.o.os
WHAT THEY SAY.
Comments OF the Influential Press OF
the State on the Register.

X The Register is what 1t has ever
} been-the leading Democratic news
Z paper OF the State 1t is wide
I awake and enterprising and we
} cheerfuny recommend 1t TO our
readers and especially to our Dem
!, ocratlc friends.-West Virginia.
, Fairmont
\ The Register is great news
} gatherer. rehaFso, well edited. and
, the recognized leader in West Vir-
4 ginia ournalism.--Lincolu News.
The Register is easily tho leading
Democratic paper in the State. and
$ as a news ga;herer Is ahead OF the
2 other dailies in the State-Weston
Z World.
, The Wheeling Register. like old
wine, grows better with age. and =
yet II Is as bright and attractive as !
} a sweet sixteen-year-old school girl Z
Z For the coming year II promises 20
be so newsy and valuable as TO be
J almost indispensable in every well Z
regulated household If you are not {
taking II drop a postal card for
} sample copy and II you want the
3 paper we will be glad TO order II
for you.-Kingwood Argus
The Register liz an up-to~date
4 Democratic paper. 1t is bright,
5 newsy, aggressive and free from
mugwumpery. The Register Is
4 regular and welcome visitor to our
) table. Every Democrat in this sec
D ton who wants TO keep posted on
affairs in his own State should take
the Register.-Charleston Advocate.
The great exponent OF Democratic
5 doctrine in West Virginia Is the
Wheeling Register. The Reg
Z lister Is alwa.s bright. sparkling
and up-to-date In all matters per-
Those Of our Democratic readers
who want a daily State paper. need
tanning TO news.--Bnlietin, Spencer.
Wheeling Register is still doing
business at the Odd stand. The Reg
lister has boen. for quarter of a
century. the fireside companion OF
only TO be reminded that the
leading Democratic families. and IL
has kept abreast Of all modern i'm
Z provements and increased facilities
) for gathering news from all parts
OF the world. -Morgantown Post,
Republican.
For sample copies, agencies,
Z agents terms. etc. address
5 REGISTER,
Wheeling, w. Va
5 100000 cccccact.octo.cc.t.
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Newport News, Va, July 15.-The
condition of the sick and wounded
soldiers which were brought to Old
Point Comfort by the steamer City of
Washington and the Breakwater was
very gratifying to-day. But few u
them are seriously wounded, and one
of the physicians expressed the belief
to-day that none would die from the
effects of injuries sustained on the
battlefield The hospital arrangements
are excellent The ladies of Old Point
and vicinity are taking an active in
terest in the men and are providing
them with all sorts Of delicacies.
One of the first acts of DR.. Bailey,
an officer of the national relief COM
mission, after his arrival from Phila-
delphia, was to arrange for stenog-
raphers and typewriters to go to each
ward and write letters for the
wounded men.
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AN EXHIBITION DRILL
By Tennessee Volunteers That Puts
Them ON a Par With Regulars.

San Francisco, July 15.-The Ten
nessee regiment of volunteers gave an
exhibition drill at Mechanics pavilion
last night which was witnessed by over
5000 people Military experts unite
in praisipg the splendid showing and
efficient work of the men from the
South under Col Smith. all of their
evolutions being performed with the
precision of regulars.
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IN GOOD HEALTH.

Rome. July 15.-In consequence of
the persistent and sinister rumors in
circulation, Dr. Lapponi, the physician
of the Pope, has issued an emphatic
denial of the report that the pontiff is
suffering from a paralytic attack. On
the contrary, the doctor asserts, his
holiness is in good health
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-07-16

Two hearts can make love affair, but IL
takes three, at least to make home, and
one of them must be that of baby. The
Young married couples that start out in life
with the idea that children are nuisances,
and tilatsthey do not want and will not
have them, are the kind that you read
about every day in the newspapers-in the
divorce column. A home without children
Re- not home. God and Nature never in
fended that there should be place called
Io,ne that did not resound with the patter
childish footsteps.
There are tens of thousands of homes
I'll are childless because of the ill-health
no Of thousands of other homes child
ecause the little ones have died al
q soon as they were born In both
Pierce's Favorite Prescription is
ion remedy. 1t acts directly on
Eate and important organs that
Mood and motherhood possible.
EN- WE'LL strong, vigorous, virile,
It does away with the dangers
It banishes the usual dis
the expectant period and
\dvent easy and almost pain
s the little new comer's
pnple supply of nourish-
spective mother prepares
aity by taking the . Fa-
p and gives her child a
giving it a strong and
Thousands of homes
to day echo with
bless thiSGreat medi-
Iof wome1 Who were
spondent Falids, are
althy wives ID mothers
nedicine. icine deal
Kills slowly ut it kills.
psant Pellets re It
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Eighteen Hundred of Them Aboard the
Harvard Undergoing Medical Inspec-
ton.
PORTSMOUTH, N. H, July B.-The
auxiliary cruiser Harvard. having on
board 800 Spanish prisoners, arrived in
Portsmouth harbor this morning. The
port physician boarded the vessel and in
company with the Spanish doctor made
an inspection. His visit disclosed the fact
that nearly half of those on board are
i'll. Six Spaniards died on the passage
from Santiago 10 Portsmouth, another
death occurred this forenoon, and three
patients are not expected to live until
night. There were forty serious cases in
the sick bay and forty equally as bad in
other portions of the ship. All these pa
tients are said to be victims of malarial
fever, with which disease those who died
were affected. Physicians will. make a
further inspection of the vessel and deter
mine whether or not she shall be sent to
quarantine. Owing to these conditions
nothing has been done in the line of
preparation for landing the prisoners.
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WANTED A VISIBLE SIGN.

Mr.. Joyner (member Of six secret So
cieties, who has just been received into
the church)-I'm a full member now,
am 1?
The Minister-You are. my brother.
Mr.. JoyIer-Do / get any button ?
Chicago Tribune
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publican League at the concluding SEES
sion to-day. d. H. Slime, of Newport,
XIV. who had been made the secretary
to fill out the unexpired term of M. j.
Bowling, of Rennville, Mimi, was elect
ed secretary by reclamation, as was
NJ. D. Young, of Pennsylvania, treas
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PROHIBITION CONVENTION.

]. T. Barnes, chairman of the Pro-
hibition Congressional committee, has
called convention to be held at the
MoundsviHe camp grounds on July
18th, to Nominate a Prohibition candi-
date r&Congress-
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Baron Jones"


Dealing with a topic upon
which there is a vast
amount of miSinformatioa.
Our miscellaneous, local
and neighborhood columns
will be filled with the news
of the day, covering all the
territory contiguous to
Wheeling in the fullest
manner.
Be sure you obtain a
copy and send one to your
absent friend.
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JAMES A. ROOSEVELT DEAD.

NEW YORK. July 15.-James 4. Roose-
welt, aged i6. the well known banker and
uncle of Colonel Theodore Roosevelt. died
to-day suddenly on a Long Island railroad
train, while on his way to oyster Bay.
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Washington, July 15.-There was a
long and anxious wait to-day to hear
further news from the commissioners
who had been charged to make ar
rangments for the surrender/of the
Spanish army at Santiago. For eigh-
teen hours no word came from either
Gen. shafter or Gen. les, although
Of TN President and cabinet advisrs
to learn what had been done, and par
ticularly to know whether the actual
surrender of Santiago and the Spanish
troops had been carried out. When
tire cabinet met at II O'clock there was
positively nothing from the front which
would serve as guide for the delibera-
tons.
1t was thought the cable had been
interrupted, but on inquiry of Gen.
Greeley, chief signal officer. he gave
assurance that the cable was intact.
Thereupon Secretary Alger sent a dis
patch asking for the situation up to
the latest moment, and particularly
inquiring as to how far the surrender
had proceeded. No answer came while
the cabinet was in session. In the
meantime General Greeley had cabled
and he was the first official to hear from
the front. A dispatch from Lieut.
Jones, military censor at Playa del
Este, reported that the message from
the Secretary of War to Gen. shafter
was only six minutes in passage from
Washington to Playa. The message
received by Gen. Greeley came at 2:23
p. m. and indicated that negotiations
were yet in progress, but as the dis
patch submitted to the President
no Diet ere given out. Toward the
mid he afternoon dispatches
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The.
Sunday


Will also have all other
news of importance, not
only as regards the pro-
gress Of the war, but of
other events of moment
throughout the world.
A feature of the paper
will be a timely and inter
esting article by
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REPUBLICAN LEAGUE OFFICERS,

Omaha, Neb., July 15-Col. George
Stone, of San Francisco, the Dresden.
of the California State Leagrh, was
elected president of the National Re
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FOR SALE.
FOR SHLE.

No 81 South Broadway, 10 rooms, with
a well equipped bakery and large stable
in rear. Can be had on easy terms and
at a very low figure
No. ll6 Zane street. lot 5oxl2o, a good
location to build tenenients. If sold soon
can be had at bargain.
No 1854 Eoff street, brick house: large
lot Price low.
Lot 66 feet front on Eleventh, near
Charles: will divide to rent
To loan. $4,000 on city real estate.
GEO. j. MATHISON.
REAL ESTATE AGENT.
1903 Market Street.
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0E NEWS CANE IN SLOWLY.
President and Advisors in Ignorance
Nearly All Day

OF WHAT WAS TRANSFERRING BE-
FORE SANTIAGO-AN IMPERATIVE
DEMAND FROM SECRETARY AL
GER BROUGHT REPLIES FROM
MILES AND SHAFTER-THE CUES
TION OF ARMS OF SPANISH SOL
DIERS NOT DETERMINED-SPA
IARDS WANT TO CARRY THEM
HOME.
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THE WOUNDED.

Those at Newport News Are Doing
Well-People to Write Their Letters
for Them,
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TOR RENT.
70 Zane street. rooms and stable.
~ s. York ST, Z rooms bath and stable.
81 S. York St, rooms and bath.
Al New Jersey St, rooms
sec Main St, rooms and bath.
114S Water ST. saloon.
THEO W. FINK. Real Estate Agent,
Money 70 Loan. 1870 Market ST
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FOR PENT." Rooms for Rent" and
for sale cards: also house leases for
sale at REGISTER Counting Room. ap2ot
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SPANISH PRISONERS HELD.

Eighteen Hundred of Them Aboard the
Harvard Undergoing Medical Inspec-
tiOn
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GEO. j, MATHISON
PROPERTY FOR SALE.

REAL ESTATE AGENT
1908 Market Street.
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The Register is easily tho leading
Democratic paper in the State. and
as a news gatherer Is ahead of the
other dailies in the State-Weston
World.
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EOR REM.

FOR RENT-Saloon stand, No 1893 Water
street. rly33e&da
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The Register is great news
gatherer. rehafr, well edited. and
the recognized leader in West Nir-
ginia Journalism Lincoln News.