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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-07

Special to the Register
Morgantown, w. Va, June Com
mencement exercises are in full blast
at the University. They were opened
by the moot court, which attracted a
great crowd Of people and afforded an
opportunity to the law department to
show what they were doing in that de-
partment The trial was presided over
by Judge Okey Johnson, the dean of
the University law school.
Saturday night the contest for the
regents prize for defamation was
held, and for the first time there were
girls entered for the prize. This con-
test is only open to the students in
the preparatory departments. There
were seven contestants, and the contest
was won by B. T. Horner, of Harrison
county The judges were Regents Lee
and Mcmahon and DR.. E. M Turner.
The Baccalaureate sermon was
preached in Commencement Hall Sun
day morning by DIR. Crawford, presi
dent of Allegheny College, Meadville.
No other services were held in the
town, and the sermon was heard by
one Of the largest crowds which has
ever been in attendance on a similar
occasion here.
The Uniontown base ball team de-
feated the University in one of the
sloWest games ever seen on the home
grounds on Saturday afternoon, by
score Of IL to 5. Costly errors at
critical stages were responsible for the
defeat.
The Board of Regents, with the eX-
Ceptlon of Regents Kunst and Camp
bell, are here, and have held several
sessions. They have done nothing
definite, and will do nothing until to-
morrow. They have been fdevoting
their time to listening to the reports
from the various parts of the Univer-
sIty. Nothing of a very startling ma
ture is expected to come out OF the
present meeting of the Board.
The competitive drill for the corps
coIors took place this morning. The
Judges were ]. w. Hartigan and J. M.
Lee and j. L. Henderson. The result
has not been announced Large crowds
attended the event and cheered the
boys
The first class day exercises held
mere for a number of years was the
attraction this afternoon. The adj
dresses were all we'll delivered and the
arar was one of the most amusing
mat has ever taken place during COM
Increment
The Beard of Regents will likely
make no changes in the faculty, a
A'ns which is unprecedented. How
ever they may find some things to
V'uclse in the conduct of the Univer-
S-'F' One of the places where they will
ma fault is in the music department.
mere an expenditure of more than
'-oyQ has been made in the face of
me express order of the Board that no
Npense TO the University whatever
Mdst he incurred The president, who
Naa large ideas and capacity for run
AlAg great university, but a poor
conception Of the financial ability of
vac Board, has branched out too much,
al0 Will receive some instructions.
ine institution has great many new
apartments, but it also has a serious
0ehcit which the legislature will be
'SSsd to meet. This will prove the
'1E features of the present meeting.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-07
NOMINATIONS SENT IN.

WASHINGTON, June 6-The President
to-day sent these nominations to the SEN
ate:
John r. Tolbert, collector Of customs at
Charleston, S. c.: Robert Smalls, col
lector of customs a. Beaufort, S. G.; Miss
Estelle Reel, of Wyoming. superintendent
of Indian schools; Lucen f. Kellogg, re-
ceiver of public moneys at Waterville,
Wash
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-07
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-07
POSTOFFICES RAISED.

Special to the Register.
Washington, June 6.-The postof-
fees at Sutton and West Union, West
Virginia, will be raised to the Presi-
Dental class July /. The salary of the
postmasters will be fixed at $1,000 in
each case.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-07
PAIN
LEGAL NOTICES.
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue of deed of trust made by
Wilhelmina Hahne, to me as trustee,
dated on the 18th day of May, 1891 and re-
corded in the Office of the clark of the
county court of Ohio county, West Vir--
ginia, in deed of trust book As, page 424,
will sell at public auction on the prem
1SeS on
SATURDAY, JUNE Is 1898,
commencing at 10 o'clock a. m, the fol-
lowing property. to-wit': All that certaiIi
parcel Of real estate situate. in the Eighth
ward of the city of Wheeling, being the
north half of lot No. 5, in square IS, of
Sprigg & .Ritchies addition to South
Wheeling. being part of the property con-
Veyed to Henry Hahne by John Oesterling
and wife, by deed dated April 18th, 1864.
Terms third and as much more
of the purchase money as the purchaser
shall elect to pay in cash, and the resi-
due in two equal annual payments, with
interest, payable annually, the purchaser
to give his notes secured by deed OF
trust on the property for the deferred
payments.
i. +. JONES,
my1Sei Trustee.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-07

Washington, D. c., June g.
Naval officers shook their heads in
negation this morning at the
stories that were being circulated
% the effect that troops had been
landed in force at Santiago. They
were 50 confident that the reports
we're premature as to warrant the
belief that from their knowledge
Of the movements of the transports
at Tampa and Mobile, it would not
be possible for the troop ships to
have arrived by this time on the
south coast Of Cuba. The Reso-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-07
Commencement WEEK BEGUN
MorgantOyn's Annual Gala Time
Well Under Way.

The Moot Court by the Law School,
With Judge johnson on the
Bench, Opened the Exercises.
The Contest for the Regents
Prize Held Saturday Night-Bac-
calaureate Sermon Preached
Sunday-No Changes to be Made
in the Faculty = Regents Will
Force Greater Economy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1898-06-07

New Yol. 5une GA special
from Kingston jamaica, reports
,5a, 5000 UniteL states troops
have landed near funta Cabrera,
q little to the west of Santiago de
ruba. where a junction was effect
al with Gen. Calixto Garcia's army
If 5000 insurgents. 1t is added
that the landing was effected under
cover of a fire from Admiral
SIMPSONS fleet. With the troops
were several heavy siege guns.
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New York, June GA special
from Cape Haytien to-day reports
thai al daylight this morning, I'M
der cover of Admiral SIMPSONS
guns. force Of United States
troops were landed at Aguadores,
short distance east Of Santiago
harbor
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ST. LOUIS, June ga special to the
Post Dispatch from GAINESVILLE, Mo,
Griggs courier., 1898-09-08
Despicable Act Of a Fiend.

On last Monday night, few miles
notheast Of Valley City, occurred one
Of those fendish acts which occa-
sionally startle community.
Two barns belonging to we'll
known and respected citizens, ]. H.
Whitcher and Leonard Tremmell,
were fired by an unknown incendiary
for what reason no one seems 10
know, as these gentlemen were not
know to have any personal enemies,
and totally destroyed.
With Mr.. Whitcher's barn was
destroyed sixteen horses, FIVE cows
and two calves, all his harness, etc.
Mr.. rremmell lost seventeen
horses, harness, and other property
stored in the building.
The fire is supposed to have been
started by one man, whose tracks
were discovered leading across the
plowed ground.
Great indignation is expressed by
the people Of Barnes county at this
dastardly outrage, and should the
culprie be captured bur little mercy
would be shown him.
Mr.. Whitcher, who is treasurer Of
this county, loses about $1,000
worth Of property, with $1,000 in
surance.
Griggs courier., 1898-09-08

Julias 6seveoe hAs 90 recovered -
70 b able 70 gee down 70 basinsss 90.
casionallv.
c. J. Lucken and Gust Olson lelt
Tuesday morning for the twin cities
TO take IN the Minnesota state fair.
Miss Psulina Hagen who has been
visiting relatives here for the past
few weeks, left for her home ct Win
dom, Minn., Tuesday morning.
A new time card went into effect on
the branch Monday morning. The
train now leaves here at 5:l5 and re-
turns At 1880. II they keep on fixing
our time card the travelling public
will have to remain up all night in
order to catch the train. This time
card is little the worst we have had
yet.
For sale-nw /, section l7-l47-58 or
will sell the hay from said land, and
all parties are notified not to pasture
nor cut hay on said premises without
permission from owner of above des-
cribed property.
Yours truly,
PATRICK MURPHY.
The infant daughter of Mr.. and Mrs.
Emmet Mosher died last Saturday
afternoon at four O'Clock. The funer.
al was hell Sunday afternoon, Rev
E. S. Shaw officiating. The remaine
were Inferred at the farm home of Mr.
Mosher until q cemetery is started in
that vicinity. Mrs. Cooper, Mrs
Shaw and Prof. Beaven attended the
funeral.
I. J. Cooper's team ran away las
Thursday afternoon, throwing Mr.
Cooper head fret from his buggy
giving him q hard shaking up ant
iujuring his right hand quite badly
We are very much pleased to heal
that no bones were broken and will
the exception of the hand, which will
be sore for some days, that he is him
self again. A strap broke and let tn,
whifaetree strike the horses, frighten
ing them and causing them to rul
away.
100 yards OF the greatest school
house suiting to be closed out ut L
cents. The very stuff you have pal,
Is cents for, aud glad of the chance.
BERG BROS. 4 Co.
;. Last Saturday was Del wilson
tenth birthday, and to celebrate tn
event she entertained about a dozel
OF her little girl friends ut her HON
from five O'Clock until nine. The fou
hours allotted to the little folks for flu
and frolic were spent very happily to
gether and the time flew by only to,
quickly. The little folks were treate
to nice lunch just before the part
; disbanded. Miss Del was the recipi
ent of several useful presents.
James COnnor was arrested b
Marshal Christianson Sunday for be
ing drunk. He was brought up befor
Justice Warner Monday and admitte
that all he had had was three or fou
drinks of hard cider while he an
some more of the boys were playing
little game Of cards down by the raj
road track. He said he was workin
with Jack Mills threshing crew an
the court gave him twenty minutes t
leave town and suspended sentence.
Griggs courier., 1898-09-08
Farmers Attention.

T. E. Warner will insure your grain
against fire and lightning while in the
shock, stack and granary for 60 days
for the small sum of 30 cents for each
800 insured and s1.OO policy fee. Do
not run your own risk, no fire breaks
required. No fake companies. Call
on him and get particulars.
Griggs courier., 1898-09-08

.;;.sasnption Cure-Maraei ;
..iee Wine Of Tar Syrup, the
ocst cough remedy on earth, cures a
cold in one day If taken in time.
rs and 50 cts. All druggists
For sale by 81. H. Bateman & Co.
Griggs courier., 1898-09-08

The following program was rend-
cred by the pupils of Miss Lillian
Haskell's school at the close Of the
term last week:
/. Drill.
y. Flag Salute.
g. Recitation-''Our Bonnie Boys in
Blue e..... ................ ................
Rosa z. Nelson.
4. Duett-See! The Banner of the free,
Esther A. and Marcus A. Thoreson.
5. Recitation-s'Frecdo Glorious
Day" ..................
Maggie j. McInnes.
6. Reading-'sOur National EN-
blem" ...................
Minnie A. Gunderson.
I. Meaning of the colOrs
Esther Thoreson.
8. Recitation-''If pa was running
things" misunderstanding. ..... -.
Alfred p. Nelson.
8. Recitation-The Surrender oi
Santiago 500. acknowledgements.
Clara D. Nelson.
Dismissal.
10 Cure 4 Cold in One Day
lake Warmers White Wine of Ta;
Syrup, the best cough remedy OF!
earth. IS and so cts. All druggic..;
For sale by 81. 81. Bateman 4 Co.
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-26
FIRST-CLASS TENNIS
 IN PLACER COUNTY.

Invitation tournaments are the fad at present. To-day Penryn, Placer County, will be the scene of a grand fete, the final act of which will be special match of doubles between Robert N. Whitney and George Bradshaw, and George Whit ney and Walter Magee. Every prepara- tion has been made to have the fete glittering success. J. Parker Whitney one of the wealthest landowners in that part of the country, has been the moving factor in the celebration. Backed up by the Citrus Club of Loomis, he has ar ranged a program of events which will consume full day in running. Special trains will leave Marysville and Sacra- mento, and large crowds are expected to attend the celebration.
 have a gathering of the tennis champions from the two enus of the State. The four champions of this section of the State will go all the way to OJaI VI alley, in Ventura County, to meet the cracks of the south. The two Whitney Ireres and the two Hardy freres will face J. C. CraVenS eX-champion of Yale University and ex-champion of Missouri, Kansas, Nebraska and Iowa; l.. R. Freeman, champion of Southern California; o. s. Picher champion of stanford UniverSfty; and R. A. Rowan, winner of many tournaments in Southern California. This tournament will be held in the middle of next month, under the auspices of the Oiai Valley Tennis Club
 There has been no abatement Tn the interest of the game at the California Club grounds A doubles tournament is scheduled for this afternoon.
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-26
YACHTING DAYS
 THAT ARE NEAR AT HAND.
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The officers of the Pacific nter-Club Yacht Association for 1898 are as follows: President, Dr. c. L. Tisdale of the En- cinals; vice-president Louie Sonniksen of the South Bays; secretary, R. R. fHom- medieu of the CaliforniaS: treasurer, r. J. Martenstein of the Corinthians. The regatta committee consists of Captain Alexander Swanson, representing the Pa cifc Yacht Club; J. H. Hoops, represent ing the Corinthian Yacht Club: Henry M. Landsberger, representing the Encinal Yacht Club; John w. Horner, represent ing the California Yacht Club, and C. A. Barker, representing the South Bay Club. Two years ago the San Francisco Yacht Club, resenting the action of the association in disqualifying the Catherine for the Macdonough cup, left the asso- citation. The club has now intimated that, on receipt of an apology from the asso- citation, it will join the fold again. h. asmuch, however as the action of the as- sociation was approved by the delegates of the San Franciscos to the association, it is unlikely that the association will tender any apology.
 The association has issued the Yacht signal code for use in San Francisco Bay and adjacent waters,'' a handsome book of fifty-two pages. with colored plates of the international code, the burgess of the six yacht clubs on the bay, anu the flags of their commodores and vice-commo dores. Signals have been arranged to give information and to direct evolutions, also for the names of the various points of the bay. and of all yachts that belong to any of the six clubs. Members of clubs may obtain copies by addressing their secretaries, or by applying to MT. A. M. Clay, of the Bank of California.
 A meeting of the members of the San Francisco Yacht Club is to be held at the Merchants Exchange. on Monday evening, for the purpose of raufyfng the new bylaws and considering the question of joining the Pacific 1nter-Club Yacht Association.
 The club has adopted a uniform consist ing of a blue military tunic and naval
 Commodore pr. T. L. Hills Cygnus will be lowed down from Larkspur on April 3 to her moorings, near the San Fran cisco clubhouse.
 Commodore c. T. s. White of the San Francisco Yacht Club, which broke loose from her moorings at Sausalito last Sunday night, and ran into Baron Menotti's, and will be ready in ample time for the opening days. The pro- gramme of the San Francisco Yacht Club has ben drawn up, but is iiot yet printed.
 F'leet-Captain Dr. A. w. McKenzie's launch Alberta went over to Tiburon last O the Wisp out of the lagoon and over to Sausalito; after accomplishing this, she took a party over to Tiburon Cove where she stuck fast in the mud, but after four hours contemplation of the beauties of Belvedere scenery. she came off without damage. The launch Hilda, formerly Electrix, owned by Eugene Lee, has not been recovered.
 Dr. V. Buckley and Arthur Kanzee of the San Franciscos intend to build a
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-26
ATHLETES ARE NOW
 ON A FINE EDGE.

As each week passes the time prior to the intercollegiate games is narrowed down and now there are but two weeks remaining before Stanford and California will again meet on the tented field. The first intercollegiate baseball game is scheduled for April g. The second game will be played on the 16th of April. A week later the blue and gold and the cardinal will fiutter on the cinder path. The final spring hand-to-hand encounter, April 30, will have a diamond for its set ting and then there will be a long rest until the students with athletic proclivi- ties test their prowess on the gridron during the fall.
 With but two weeks to end experiments and to soidify a team 1t can hardly be said that either college has selected the nine which will represent 1t in the battle has had a severe trial at Berkeley and Sheehan's work has not been what is called a sinecure. One thing both men have done and that is the attainment of a certain perfection in field play. The improvement at Berkeley has been great Errors are less frequent and the rapidity noticeable quantity. Last Wednesday California made but three errors in a rattling game Stanford is also showing much better form, due to constant and painStaking coaching.
 It is a lamentable fact, but none the less one of positive existence, that neither the cardinal nor the blue and gold have hitting teams. There are no men to re- place Elston, Krug, Hennessey and Sykes with the stick. These men won the ma jority of games for California last year Their absence may mean a lowering of the California standards and a relegation to it's former position as the under one in baseball affairs. Unless patters are de veloped in the next two weeks the most careful ball will be needed to win the game for either team. Sykes. the one been kept off the team because he did not appear regularly for practice There is a strong. belief prevailing, however, that he will wear the colors when the bats are crossed on April g.
 At both institutions unabated interest is manifested in track and field affairs. Next Saturday the annual handicap field days for all the college will take place on the university campus at Berkeley.
The San Francisco call., 1898-03-26
POOL TOURNAMENT
 AT OLYMPIC CLUB.

The largest pool tournament in the his tory of the Olympic Club will begin this evening in the clubs billiard room. There are 39 entries. HandicaDs have been equably adjusted and all Is in readiness for the break of the balls. Four prizes will be bestowed upon the lucky ones in the finish. The winner will receive trophy valued at $25; the second prize is S15 trophy: third, BIO, and the fourth prize will be a billiard cue.
 The entries are as follows: G. A. Mar tin, Leo Nolan, O. B. Burns. James Burne Jr, J. H. Harrison. T. z. Hardee, J. c. Buckell L. Hodgkins, A. W. Grant, A. c. Hampton, B. T. Harrison. J. F. Cunningham, R. McKivven, A. F. Sewell, Ed Smith J. A. Mallon. J. A. Vaughan. J. Willigrod, D. J. Barnert, Fred N. Moore, B. Mott, F. c. Wagener, Walter Magee Jr., J. F. Mccarthy; H. D. Peet, H. J. Edwards, L. Pockwitz, w H. Eel den, J: A. McGregor,. E. J. Zimmer. H. Bostwick, H. M. Collins, J. Johnson, A. c. Dodge, H. c. Long, Louis Felden Jr., H. s. Russ, George James, E. T. .Cruse Committee-L. Pockwitz, T. z. Hardee and J. Hunter Harrison.