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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-21
WHEELING TEAM.
This City Will BE Represented on the
Gridiron This Fall.

This City Will Be Represented on the
Gridiron This Fall.
For some days Mr. John Wallace and
other foot ball enthusiasts have been
quietly at work organizing team 10
represent Wheeling on the gridiron this
fall. Yesterday satisfactory arrange
ments were made for the use of the ISL
and base ball park, where the games
will be played. The first game will
probably be with Bethany College, on
Saturday, October 3d. It is likely that
the team will play Wednesday and Sat
urday games. The schedule which is
being formulated will include games
with McKee's Rocks Indians, Franklin
College, Scio College, Steubenville ana
others. w. V. u. will probably come
here for the game on Thanksgiving.
1t is claimed for the team, the claim
being based upon knowledge of the
ability of its individual members, thai
it will be the fastest ever organized i'll
Wheeling. 1t also promises to be the
most popular, as it has more Wheeling
boys upon it than any other team which
has represented the city.
Bob" Edwards, the veteran local foot
Dali play ct, WHO udS luIuSeu SO muCu
ginger" into the game heretofore, re-
tires this season. He is now working
in Youngstown, Ohio. His place as
captain will be filled by Frank Kinche-
loe, of the Island, a University of Vir-
ginia player. He will be the quarter
back and will give the signals
Other members of the team will en-
brace stars of the First West Virginia
regiment eleven as follows; James
Sweeney, of Martins Ferry who will
play full back; John ]. Slippner, of
Benwood, guard; George Blake, of Ben
wood, centre; Frank Norrington, Of
Wheeling, end; Clarence Echols, Wheel
ing, tackle. In addition there will be
John Edwards and VIII Mathis and
others of last years w. A. c. team, and
several Madison players.
The team will average in weight
about 100 pounds. Anybody and every
body is eligible for place on the team,
and all candidates are invited to report
to Capt Kincheloe. The team will
practice daily at the Island ball park
commencing Monday. Practice will be-
gin at five O'Clock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-21
TW ENTY MILLION
Bushels of Coal AfIoat in Pittsburg
Rarbor--- River Items.

PITTSBURG, October 20.-The tabu-
lated gauge bills of the six Cincinnati
and Louisville coal gaugers who have
been at work at Pittsburg for week
gauging coal show that there is about
10000, 600 bushels awaiting shipment.
The coal will not have to be gagged at
Cincinnati and Louisville when rise
comes and the product will be dlstrlb-
uted at the various coal harbors IN the
south as soon as the fleets reach their
destination. This will save time and
confusion 1t is the first time in the
history of the coal trade that coal has
been gagged before it was shipped, but
it was made necessary on account OF the
Monongahela River Consolidated Coal
and Coke Company agreeing to pay for
the product and take charge of it.
The purchasing of the Bagley build
ing at Market and Water streets by the
river consolidation is considered q good
move 1t is now reported that the Cas-
key Boat Store and Supply Company
which belongs to the combination, will
occupy the lower floors and that the
second story will he used as q supply
room. The Consolidated store will sup
ply many of the boats, but it is under
stood that Wilson, Bailey & Co. are
also to be patronized. Some of the
latter firms interests were absorbed by
the combination. 1t is said that the
river concern wanted to buy the Iron
and Coal Exchange building at Wood
and Water streets, but that the owner
wanted $240OoO for the property. The
purchased building will not be occu-
pied until April l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-21
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-21

The Linsly Institute foot ball team
easily defeated the Cathedral High
School team yesterday afternoon on the
new base ball park grounds, outpoint-
ing them at every stage Of the game.
The Linslys put up an excellent de-
Tense, only allowing their opponents to
make their distance once. From the
first touchdown the game was easy for
the cadets, and 1t was only question
of how many points would be scored
Capt. Otto, of the Linslys, played a
hard game, and such head work as his
in using his signals is rarely seen even
in the colleges. During the intermis-
sion it was charged that the Linsly cap
tain was using boys on the team that
were not cadets. 1t was later proved
that the team was made up of none
but students at the Institute. The
High School had the advantage Of
about twenty pounds in weight
In the first half, Linsly winning the
toss, chose the west goal Marley
kicked off to Otto on the 20 yard line.
Otto, with excellent interference, ran
14O yards for touchdown, the length of
the field. play rarely seen on the grid
iron. High School kicked off again,
and in less than four minutes of actual
play Killmeyer circled the end for the
second touchdown of the game The
High School then made somewhat of a
stand. not allowing the cadets to make
such large gains Steadily the Linslys
rushed the ball towards the goal line
and just before time was called En-
blem was showed over on double pass
for third touchdown Linsly Is; c..
H S. 0.
In the second half, Caldwell kicked
off to Ward on the 80 yard line. The
ends got down well and the ball was
the Cathedrals on the IS yard line, who
were compelled to kick. The Linslys,
with excellent team play, rushed the
ball to the 10 yard line, whence
MCGEE took the ball around the end
fer the fourth touchdown. With only
a few minutes remaining, Killmeyer
skirted the end for the fifth and last
touchdown. After about five minutes
play, time was called with the ball on
the High Schools 20 yard line. Score:
Linsly %, Cathedral High School O..
In the second half, Fair was hurt and
Nesbitt was substituted
For the Cathedral school, Goresto and
Marley played we'll
The lineup:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-21

hungry assemblage- How well they
succeeded the boys will answer for,
| which greatly resembled an eating con-
| test.
Mr.. John J. P. O'Brien went to the
front, and with the ease and grace of d
| statesman, he expressed the pleasure it
| accorded him to distribute to the win
ners the prizes awarded by the club for
the past two tournaments as follows:
! First team ,prize-IImperials-G George
| Sonnefeld, Capt, Carroll Club Tro-
pny S1U w
Second team prize-Dr. J. ]. Carroll,
! High average neutrality-suspicious..
Sonnefeld, Captain ......-:.:......... 800
high Individual average of league. ~
lew, EqW, Handy ...........;.........; 9.oo
Kempie ..... Observation-Disclosures. 800
| High average man in the Lafayettes
rIa;Edw. handy, average l56.;..,;::;;. l.5o
High average man in the Rough Rid
ers, Gus G.. Weitzell, average 152.... 1.50
High average man in the Atlantics-
Geo. Evans, average Isl. ]. 81
| High average man in the Imperials-
Harry Vogler, average $50. .......... LID
High average man in the Marquettes
Henry Balzer, average 149. ........ ]. 40
High average man in the OsceolaS-
John ]. Gaus, average 1856. 1.50
High average man in the Emeralds-
JnO. Brady, average 1884,. ...s.-..... 1.50
High average man IN the Pacifics-
August Huffman, average 128........ 150
Winners in SECOND series, tie between
Winners Of prizes in the Carroll CLUB
| Bowling Tournament, 1S99-CaToll Club
Trophy, 'Imperials;" high Individual av-
erage of league. Harry Vogler, 49,
After the distribution of prizes Mr..
| OBrien, acting as toast master, made
a very pleasing address, and with his
wit and humor kept the boys in an up
! roar He then called on W. R. Steven
| son, who proceeded to tell how a poor
| bowler could make twice as many diff
| ficult spares as a ''crack" can. Jason
| Stamp then soliloquized on the great
| enjoyment that could be derived from
| this sport at the Carroll Club. Edward
Handy and Harry Vogler cited what ar
easy time they had in capturing the
| high individual average. d. W. Coch-
ran meditated, out loud, on the great
popularity he has acquired amongst the
| bowlers, and not for political reasons
either. Valuable information was
given by John O'Kane, who cited how,
with the passing of his left hand over
| its head, he had quenched the fire OF
existence out of cat in one moments
| time, even though it possessed nine
| lives. w. C. Handlan, although absent,
sent an explanation of how to play the
game of progressive euchre by himself.
Our coming team of the South Side was
fully discussed by Charles Ray. Gus
| Weitzell also spoke. The evening was
closed with several songs by the boys
and three rousing cheers for the ladies',
who so admirably assisted In making
| the affair what it was.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-21
ONLY A MISADVENTURE.
Special to the Register.

PARKERSBURG, w. Va, October 20
George, or Kid" Wanko, the Washing
ton, Pa, pugilist, who was convicted oil
voluntary manslaughter for striking tht
blow during a glove contest which kill.
ed Felix Carr, st. Adams, w. Va.
pugilist, near here some time ago, was
granted a new trial in the Criminal
Court to-day. The verdict as rendered
meant from one to five years in the PEN
itentiary for Wonko, and the new tria
was granted upon the grounds that the
verdict was contrary to the evidence in
the case. Judge Jackson is OF. the opin-
ion that the killing of Carr was only
misadventure. Wanko gave bond and
was released.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-21
A Manual of Coaching.

BY FAIRMAN ROGERS. Illustrated
with Sc full page plates and engravings in
the text Octave 500 pages. Cloth. $780,
net
Mr.. Rogerss work appeals to those who
have coaches and drive them: to those who
1t is also of great value 10 the coach build
er and harness maker.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-21
PRIZES DISTRIBUTED
Thursday Night in the Carroll Club Tour
nament

Have it often" is what was heard
from every one that was present at the
Carroll Club Thursday evening. 1t was
bowlers night. and they were there In
force. The alleys were at their dis
posal and they showed their appreeia-
ton by turning out en- masse. After
several hours in this favorite sport
they proceeded to the dining hall
which was the next scene of pleasure
After all were comfortably seated d
committee of young ladies, under Miss
Gertrude Sauers. came forward and ar
tempted to appease the cravings Of this
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-21
L|NSLY INSTITUTE
Trailsd the Cathedral High Schools
Banner 10 the Dust

YESTERDAY ON THE GRIDIRON BY
THE SCORE OF Is TO Gins
LY'S MARKED IMPROVEMENT
IN TEAM PLAY-WERE HEAV-
lily oUTWEIGHED BY THE HIGH
SCHOOL TEAM-BOWLING AND
OTHER SPORT, BOTH AT HOME
AND ABROAD.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-21
I.BL|PP|hC0TT CO.
HAVE JUST PUBLISHED
Bohemian Paris of
To-Day.

Written by w. c. MORROW. From
notes by EDOUARD cUcUEL. Illustrat-
ed with 1oe pen drawings by EDoUARD
EUCuEL. Svo. Cloth. gilt top. Ornamen-
tai binding $3.50.
There is much described in this book
which many who have visited Paris have
never seen, and 1t affords a complete guide
for those desiring to see the Bohemian
quarters as they really are, as we'll as be-
general reading recently published.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-21
Home Testimony

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Miss Carmichael's
Conscience.

An Interesting Novel. By BARONESS
Won HUTTEN. With frontispiece by
ELIZABETH SHIPPEN GREEN limo.
Cloth, ornamental 100.
1t will be evident that a new writer of
clever, temperamental society stories has
arisen-and one who must be admitted
to be one of the brightest most enter
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family Of social prominence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-21
The Splendid Por-
SIENNA.

The latest novel. BY MRS HUGH
FRASER author of "A Diplomatists
Wife in Japan" 12mo. Cloth, SIPS.
The scenes of this story are laid in
modern Rome. where the author and her
brother, Marion Crawford, spent their
early life, but many of the characters are
English The story is full of dramatic
situations. and Of absorbing interest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-21
MEDICAL. MEN.
County Association to Meet at Beiiaire
Next Week.


Next Week.
The october meeting of the Belmont
County Medical Society will be held in
the First Presbyterian church at Bellaire
on Thursday, October 26th.
PROGRAMME:
The Profession of Medicine and Medi-
cal Absurdities ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
. Frank LeMoyne Hupp, NJ. D.,
Wheeling, w. Va.
Abnormal Refraction the Cause Of
Headache. A. c. Beetham. NJ. D.,
Bellaire. Ohio.
Diphtheria. ...........A r. Ong, NJ. D.,
Martins Ferry Ohio
Locomotor Ataxia.....C. c. Cole, NJ. D.,
Bridgeport, Ohio.
REPORT OF CASES
Look over your books and see If you do
not have a case of sufficient interest to
report.
j. S. MCCLELLAN, Sec
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-21
PHIT.ADET.pHIA WON

BROOKLYN, n. Y, October 2o.-Phila-
delphia won the fourth game of the match
was knocked out of the box in five in
nings and was succeeded by Donovan, who
held the Phillies down. The weather was
The scores are now tied and tomorrow s
game will decide. Score:
Phila'da 80 1 0 4 Q Q 0-s II
BROOKLYN 20 / / % o / 0-3 10 4
Batteries, Frazer and Mcfarland: Nc
James Donovan and Mcclure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-21
BALTIMORE, Nd, July 20, 1899.
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Mother Goose. Illus
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A Queen of Atlantis.

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The Wonders of Mod
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The Fox-Wonan.

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Mems heavy black Undershirts and
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Saturday only at 81 Lee at
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WON IN THE SEVENTH.

NEW YORK, October 2O.-Joe
Choynski, of California, whipped Jimmy
Ryan, of Australia, in the seventh round
of their fight tonight at the Broadway
Athletic Club.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-21
The Last Rebel.

A War Novel. BY JOSEPH A. ALT
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ORE PLAISTED ABBOTT. 12mo. Cloth.
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-21

| Last night the Henry George team de-
| feated the Misfits three straight games.
The feature of the games was the speed of
Capt Mcconnell. of the Henry George.
/ The following are the scores:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-10-21
A Son of Empire.

BY MORLEY ROBERTS. Issued in Lip
pincott's Series of Select Novels limo.
Paper, so cents; cloth, $1.Oo.
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PROPOSALS.
r INVITATION TO BIDDERS.

Separate sealed proposals for Library
Building, an Engineering Building, and an
University. MorgaEtown, West Virginia,
will be received until twelve o'clock noon
October 81, 1899
Invitations TO bidders. and blank forms
for bids may be had upon application TO
the office of the President of the University
at Morgantown.
0clQ, tn, thu. sat, ,gs.
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The Young Master of
Hyson Hall.
BY FRANK r. STOCKTON

by FRANK X. STOCKTON
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The Step-Mother.

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To-DAYrs BOATS.
Matamoras, Matte K, II a. m.
Matamoras, Lulu F., IL m.
MARKS FROM ABOVE.

MARKS FROM ABOVE.
PITTSBURG- River Is feet and falling.
Oil CiTY~River 2 inches and station
ary Clear and cool.
GREENSBORO-Rive feet inches
and falling. Fair and warm.
BROWNSVILLE-Rive feet inches
and stationary.
MORGANTOWN-Riv Z feet and sta
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EUBENVILLE-Rive II inches and
falling. Cloudy and cold.
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Umpire, c. Arndt; scorers. Wolvington
and Schafer: tonight, Mail Pouch Boys.
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The Brahmin's Treas
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BY GEORGE A. HENTY.
:. Six Illustrations Large 12mo. Cloth,
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The Philipsburg mail., 1899-02-10
EXERCISING DEVILS.
a Woman Said to Be Possessed Tied to
q Stake and Roasted.

a Woman Said to Be Possessed Tied to
q Stake and Roasted.
The Odessa correspondent OF the
London Daily Mail writes: The Via
dikavkas circuit Judge had recently
case before him in which Mullah,
Akhmet Ramasanoff, was accused OF
torturing a Caucasian woman named
Kouffa Karcheretovoi, with the con-
uivance of her husband. 1t appears she
suffered from fits, which, according to
the views Of the Mullah, were caused
BY devils in her. AS the woman would
not name the devils of her own free
will she was tied to stake over slow
fire and kept there, in spite OF her
heartrending shrieks (Which came, as
the Mullah averred, not from her, but
from the devils in her), for over eight
hours, until she fell into state OF un-
consciousness. When questioned by
the Judge as to his reason for subject
ing the woman to such inhuman tor
ture, the Mullah said he did 1t for her
good, and it was the usual practice with
them in such cases. TT q poor woman
lay on her stomach for nine months
continually before the wounds on her
back healed, and now she is helpless
cripple. Another woman treated in the
came way forgave her husband, and
thus obtained his release.
The Philipsburg mail., 1899-02-10

Cross; Cypler. right fielder, MishigaH
university; Miner. pitcher, University
Il VA--:aont; MMaTtaugh, first baseman.
Cornell; w. J. Fox, shortstop, Holy
Cross.
ANY of these men are fast enough
for league ball. and some Of them have
already received offers from National
league clubs. Mcbride Is very strong
hitter and fast on the bases. Nc
Andrews also is splendid hitter and
fast base runner. He is promis-
ing third baseman and will be gobbled
up by some league club before long.
Cypler of Detroit is another heavy
hitter, and good on the bases. He
would be fit for any league company.
There are others just as fast, but I
do not mention them for the reason
that they refuse to play professional
hall"