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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-07
BOXING NOTES.

Abe Ullman is anxious to tight TOM
my West Again.
Jack kverhart is still suffering from
the grip. He looks like a dead man.
Marty McCue and Billy Needham will
box twenty rounds at the Stamford A.
c. February 18th.
Danny Mcbride and Martin Flaherty
will go twenty rounds at the Greenwood
club February 18th.
Owen Ziegler and Mattv Matthews
are under contract to appear before a
Memphis club February 18th, for twen-
ty rounds.
Dave Sullivan and Young Pluto are
matched to meet in a twenty round bout
at ia pounds in Providence within
three weeks.
George Monroe and Jim Callahan
have again been matched. This time
they will meet in Troy in a twenty
round contest.
Ben Jordan and Nat Smith have been
Sporting Club of London in the early
part of March.
The Hartford athletic club has ar
ranged a twenty round bout between
Tom McCarty and George Byers, to
take place ABOUT FGDrudFy ZZu.
Mysterious Billy Smith, the welter-
weight, has been matched to go twenty
rounds with Jimmy Handler, February
18th, before the Olympic Club, of Bos-
ton.
Frank Erne and his party are now
in San Francisco, where Erne will
keep himself in condition until his fight
with Dial Hawkins comes off there next
month.
Walter Burge and Billy Ernst will
figure in the preliminary bout to the
Jack O'Brien and Jack Delaney go Feb
ruary 18th, at Troy They will box IF
teen rounds.
The American Sporting Club of
Scranton will bring together BLACK
Critic" and Hugh McKinters February
22d, and on the 9th Billy Whistler and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-07

The marks on the wharf at midnight
showed IA feet inches and falling.
The upper Ohio and the two upper
rivers were falling at all points yester-
day. They will continue to fall as long
as the cold snap lasts. There is little
danger of a flood unless the heavy
SHOWS in the upper valleys are taken on
with heavy rain.
The lower river was rising yester-
day.
The Troubadour, Capt. Samuel s.
Browns magnificent yacht, leaves
Pittsburg this afternoon for South
ern cruise. Capt. Brown will overtake
the boat at Cincinnati or Louisville.
The J. C. Fisher, which Sunday night
went over the dam at Lock No. 1, has
one side badly crushed in. She was
taken to Kreps' docks in Manchester,
yesterday afternoon, and will be hauled
on the ways tomorrow for repairs.
The wharf was in very bad con-
dition for teams yesterday, the snow
making it extremely dangerous for
teamsters with heavy loads going up
or down.
The river marks were buried out of
sight yesterday all day, and yet there is
a wharfmaster who draws a salary from
the city for seeing that the wharf is
kept clear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-07
RACING NOTES.

Royal Victor, 2:081s, has several fine
foals in New England.
George Conner is the new secretary
Of the Detroit Driving Club.
Klamath will come east from Cali
fornia to race this season, driven by
Gilbert Judd.
Buffalo is in the grand circuit for
1899, with John B. Sage as secretary OF
the track.
Rev. Father John Walsh drives one
of the speediest PAGERS on the speedway
between Troy and Lansingburgh, n. Y.
Fred w. Noble has been engaged by
Owner J. H. Bronson, of New Haven,
and is jogging Pearl Onward, 2:O61a;
Dan O. 2:0714; Forrest Hen, 2:10, and
Laurels, PISA.
The most interesting list of produc-
ers-and one on which to study--would
be that of the sires and dams of 2:1O
performers What would their breed
ing disclose in fast speed lines?
r. B. Rosemire is to train and cam
paign for William Blower, of Waterloo,
Ia, Miss Finley, 2:091a, and fast Ad-
rian Wilkes tflly, sister of Lillian,
2;1414. The latter will also race.
On the New Haven tracks are found
in training Frank Agan. 2:03a; Grace
Hastings, 2:0S; Bill j, 2:11; Margaret,
2:13A; Nut Breaker, Jr., 2:14&; Will
derness, 2:1S1a; Woodside, 2:22a4 !;
Great harrington, 2:23A; and Robinett,
PIPE.
New York and Providence are new
additions to the grand circuit Detroit,
July 18th to 22d, followed by Cleve-
land. Columbus, Buffalo, Glens Falls,
Readville, Hartford, New York and
Providence. In the fall, Terra Haute,
Louisville, and Lexington. Over $780,
coo is hung up in stakes and purses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-07
ENDED IN A DRAW.

Cincinnati, O., February 6.-Jack
DAILY, OF Wilmington, Del, and Charlie
Burns, of this city, fought ten-round
draw here tonight for a purse of $500
before the National A. G. The aspiring
lightweight champion proved big dis
appointment to large crowd present.
The local man forced all the fighting
and Daily circled the ring numerous
times in each round. In the mix-ups
DAILY showed his superiority but at long
range he looked a novice. In the pre-
liminaries John Mack knocked out
George DoraI in the first round Of what
was to be a six-rOund go.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-07
GARDNER THE FAVORITE.

The following telegram was received
at this Office, last night:
New York, February 6.
Sporting Editor of the Register.
odds about seven to five on Gardner,
with little Smith money in sight.
3D."
The fight between Gardner and Solly
Smith is scheduled to come off tonight.
Sunday, O'Rourke, George Dixon's
manager, was asked:
IF Oscar Gardner whips Solly Smith
will you give him a match against
Dixon?"
mo, I will not" was the emphatic
reply. eff Dixon keeps on as he has
been going I'll not give him a match
against anybody. At the rate Dixon is
going there is no use to talk about
matching him against anybody. He is
trying to see how much wine he can
drink"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-07
AT BRILLIANT.
Graft Sent Adrift by the Ice Caught
BY the Raymond Homer Skif Lad
OF Nitroglycerina Caught at Bril-
liant-.-The Water Falling at This
Point---Other River Items.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
New Cumberland, w. Va. February
6.-The ice Saturday night carried
away four barges belonging to the Ma k
Company. One was partly loaded with
brick to go to the Sugar coast, the other
three were empty. A rise sufficient to
carry out the shore ice was not expect
ed. They were not cut loose, and
hence went away in a large field of ice.
The Raymond Horner, coming up light,
met and landed, them at Brilliant in
good shape.
Campbell Hutson, of Wellsville, a
river coal dealer lost his entire fleet
Of coal barges and float. They were
not cut loose.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-07
TOO SLOW.

General Henry DIssolvcs the Parto Rican
Cabinet and Substitutes New Depart
ments.
SAN JUAN DE PORTO RICO, Febru-
airy Gov. Gen. Henry has ordered the
dissolution of the insular cabinet and sub
stitutes for it the following departments:
State, Justice, Finance and Interior.
The order announces that 1t having
become evident to Cen. Henry. after a
careful trial Of two methods. that the
insuar cabinet does not correspond with
American methods Of progress, he de-
clares it's dissolution.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-07
WAGES ADVANCED.

JOHNSTOWTN, Pa. February cit was
announced to-day tbat a general advance
Of wages had been ordered for the en-
piayes a the Cambria Iron Company's
worhs. The increase amounts to 10 per
cent and took effect February / 1t is a
voluntary advance. and benefits every
one of the five thousand men employed
at the works
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-07
THE NEW WHISKY TRUST.

Chicago, February 1.-THE attorneys
of the whisky trust announced to-day
that the new combination will be
launched before the close of Febru-
airy, with capital approximating $780,
900 900. The American Spirits Manu-
featuring Company is thus assured al
most absolute control of the entire
whisky trade of the country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-07

rather than retire home, and his offer
was accepted. That month he went south.
and in the spring his arm was as good
as ever. Subsequently I took him to De-
troit with me. and there he developed
into one of the greatest catchers the game
ever has known
Ebbetts is to remain president of the
club for another year, and Hanlon is to
take the team down south on March 20,
for practice, the Baltimore club to go
along.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-07
DREYFUS TO co TO FRANCE.

Paris, February IA dispatch to the
Petrie from Cayenne. capitol of French
Guiana, says that orders have been
received there for the return .af Drey-
fus to France with the s-2>ement that
vessel has been sent to bring him.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-07
COAL COMING SOUTH.

Pittsburg, Pa, February 6.-There
was a large shipment of coal out of
this port to-day. All the boats took
their tows safely over the wrecks at
Merriman. The total shipment yester-
day aggregated twenty-four boats and
thirty-nine barges containing 1,146,000
bushels of coal. The shipment may
reach 100000 bushels.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-07

BROWNSVILLE-Rl River IS feet and fall
ing.
WARREN-River g of a foot. Light
snow and cold.
OIL CTTY-River foot inches and
falling. Colder and light snow.
GREENSBORO-River IL feet inches
ard rising Showing.
PITTSBURG-River1 10 feet inches and
falling at the dam. Showing.
STEUBENVILLE-Rive IA feet 8 inches
and falling. Cloudy and cold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-07

1884 Main street, opposite Steel Bridge,
remains open all night Prescriptions
and other wants called for and deliver
ed with dispatch. Geiger's Elite Phar-
macy, 1894 Main street, opposite Steel
Bridge.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-07
SPORTING MATTERS.
CAMPBELL WON.

Pittsburg, Pa, February 6.-The
fight between Louden Campbell, of this
citv. aud Billy Farren, of Philadelphia,
at Honestead, tonight, was decided in
Campb(ll's favor in the sixteenth
round. Farren did good work up to
the sixth round, after which he claim
ed foul leveral times. In the sixteenth
ro,,4pfe went down after colliding
with Campbell's head in duck and
while he was claiming foul the referee,
Buck" Cornelius, counted him out.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-07
AWFUL In .PERIENCES
OF a Canadian Missionary and His Wife In
Asia.

.
Asia.
Seattle, Wash, February S.--Advices
from the Orient state that Canadian
woman, who Joined the China inland
mission as the wife of Rev. Rynhart,
a Belgian missionary. has just reached
Tachieulu with a terrible story OF
cruelty and suffering among the noun
tain tribesmen of Thibet. Her hus-
band was brutally murdered after their
son had died from exhaustion. She
was chased like a hunted deer for two
months through the mountains on tho
border OF China and Thibet. She was
shot at time and again and pelted with
boulders from the cliffs overhead, but
finally succeeded in reaching q mission.
She and her husband were attacked
while attempting to cross into Thibet,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-07
CASE PRESENTED.
Supreme Court Hears Arguments In the
Strickling Appeal.

Stricklng Appeal.
Special to the Register.
Charleston, w. Va. February 6.-In
the Supreme Court this morning argu-
ments were presented in the case Of
James H. Strickling, Prosecuting At
torney of Tyler county, who was re-
moved by Judge Hervey. for alleged
gross immortality, etc. The county side
was ably presented by John A. Howard,
of Wheeling, and the defense by Judge
T. P. Jacobs, OF New Martinsville, and
Judge David Pugh, of Columbus, 0.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-07
SKIFF LOAD OF NITROGLYCERINE
CAITGHT

The skiff load of nitroglycerine that
was sent adrift by the ice at Mingo
Junction early Sunday morning, was
caught and safely landed at Brilliant.
1t belonged to the Acme Torpedo Com
pany.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-07
TRUST BOOSTING PRICES.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. February 6.-The
American Steel & Wire Company to-day
advanced the price of wire nails s. a ton,
making the price s1.45 a hundred base
al mills to jobbers. and wire nails s1.60
a hundred
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-07
MADRID PAPER EXPLAINS 1T.

Madrid, February 6.-The impartial
says: THE attack on Manila was the
judgment of God upon the Americans
who, after despoillng Spain, are be-
ginning to feel the consequences.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-07
WHEELING LEAGUE.

The stsnding of players in the Wheel
ing Leagte is as follows:
st Stevenson; Wne.eling, $50, 1914; Brown,
(43l, 1G3; RAIDER, Bowlers, 4S), 1852; Camp
belA Wheeling. go, $50; Nolte, All Alike,
l$3), 159; Turner, Wheeling, 90, 15S; EN-
ing. (2D, 155; Cochran, All Alike, $50, 155;
Falcke, BoWlers, (49, 155; VIM. Fette Old
Cronies, (42), 154; RahrJ Al Alike CD,
RI Baizer ,o Al a, Ali5e e or l23; Wtngerter
I92; Bosley, Wheeling, -(39). 151; Jones,
Puritans, (45), 151; F. Brash, All Alike,
Cd, 100; sarverj Golden Rods, 90. ,149;
Old Cromes, go, 1e5; Franz. Old Cronies,
l39), 14S; Marschner. Wheeling, Q9, 147;
McDonneu Golden Rods, ga, 147; King,
G 5l n RODS, go, IL; p West, Labels
Henning, BOWERS, (32), JAG; Cardonna,
Aber Nit, 49o(, 146; Kromrick, Rum Dums.
go, l48; Beiswinger, Golden Rods, 500,
ander, Bowers, (3O, 145; Prettyman, Aber
Nit, o. 145; Modan Puritans C27), HIS;
yogler, Golden Rods Q5j, ia; Kase, Col
a.. IA; Ebeiing, Ali Alike e ID. III IA:
RAIDER, Aber Nit, cZ7), IA; Henry, Puri-
tans. 90, LII Bernhard, Aber Nit. 80.
lf3: knoke, Wheeling, (2O, 143: Arndt, All
Alike az (33l, 145; Helenstein, Old Cronies,
CD, l42; Falcke, Puritans, go, 40; Smith,
Puritans, (i2), 139; w Brash, All Alike,
50, 1SS Begter RI Puritans, o. I$S; Dinger,
Q0 1S1; Speidel, Old Cronies, (42), 1876:
UsseltOn, BowIers, 3d. 1876: Hall, Rum
Dums, CD, 1856; carp, Golden Rods, 80,
1S5: Weitzel, Wheeling, (2D, 1856; Baker,
LaBelle, (33), l55; Carter, Puritans, d2),
l35; Kemple, Golden Rods, G8). 1874; Hast
ings, LaBelle, (S3), 13f; Andlinger LaBeEe.
go, 1S4; Gaughan, Puritans, QS), 134:
McAndrews, Frog Horns. Q2), 1&3; Nolte.
LaBelle, CD. .135; Patterson, Aber Nit.
80, l33; Bakery Puritans, ~, 1873: Craver,
Frog Horns. C9l. 1872; Plankey,. Frog
Horns, $50, 49, carp, Rum Dums. CD.
lSl; Golner. Aber Nit, Q2. 121: Costello,
Frog Horns, $50 1907 Creutzer. Frog
Horns, 80, 1870: Johnson. Rum Dums, (2ij,
l26; Springer, Rum Dums. cd, 125; Beltz
All Alike, (6), 125; 3. Shredder Aber Nit.
Cd, 10: Steurnagle, Jr., LaBelle. (3g),
~; Garden, Aber Nit, go 12}; Rolf, Frog
Horns, C39), ~; Long, Rum Dums, (9}
III; Baker Old Cronies, 81, 12l: Leach,
LaBel.e, qS), 40; Miller, old Cronies, (9)
us: Finck, LaBelle, t9)y lis: Wolf. Old
Cronies, (6 H. Drushell. Rum Dums
CI), III; Hall, Frog Horns, (2O. 1l6 HI
Jahnke, Frog Horns, d5), rs: Miller, Rum
Runs. (33), rs; Rohrig, LaBelIe, 90, 113;
Stein Rum Dums, cd, NJ: Faulkenstein
Rum Dums, G0, 112: F.. c. Fette. Old
Cronies, 90, liz; Kahn, Frog Horns, go,
1c3; Brunt, Frog. Horns, Q2), 1o4; Bartolas,
Aber Nit, 90, 90.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-07

SCOTS Emulsion of Cod
liver Oil with Hypophos-
phlte; is pure and palatable.
For years it has been used
for coughs and colds, for con-
sumption, for those whose
blood is thin or colorless,
whose systems are emaciated
or run down.
For children it means
health and strength, stronger
bones and teeth, and food
for the growing mind.
Baby gains in weight and
thrives when SCOTS Emul-
sion is added to its milk.
soc and 81 90, all druggists
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists, New Ycsk.
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MARKS FROM AROVF.

Pittsburg. Queen City. s a. m.
Cincinnati, keystone State, s a. m.
Darlington, Leroy. $50 p. m.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-07

Next Saturday night there will be a
hot time at Fette's bowling alleys. Re
Zezzy, Re Zum Zum club will go against
the Zig Zag club. Both clubs are from
the Eighth ward. Ze Zezzy Re Zum
Yum club is sure to win, as they have
been practicing at Flannagan's barber
shop for the last six weeks. Re Zezzy
Re Zum Zum, Capt. Will Bartels, Fred
Bohn, Albert Bewsinger, John Drum,
Harry Murrin, Dell Murrin. Zig Tag.
Capt. Charley Fette, Charley Norter-
man. Swelle Album, Parks Aull, Pat
McGinty. Ike Rubenstein.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-07
BOWLING.

Following is the standing OF clubs in the
Musee League, and the results of last
nights games:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-07
TIM HURST WILL REFEREE.

New York, February 6.-Tim Hurst
has been selected to referee the SIX
round bout between Corbett and Shar-
kew in Chicago next month. An agree
ment was reached without any trouble.
A fight between any of the other big
ones is still some distance off. w. a.
Brady left New York to-day for San
Francisco to remain three weeks. Tine
six-day bicycle race claims his atten-
ton there.
RIORDAN AND FARRAGHER DRAW
Little Falls, N. Y, February 5.-Eu-
gene Riordan, of this city, and Michael
Farragher, Of Youngstown, o., fought
a. ten-round draw before the South Side
Athletic Club in this city, Friday night
Tom O'Rourke and his protege, Joe
Walcott, the "Black Wonder" left yes
terday at noon for New York.
The busy pugilistic manager had to
cut short hist to this city in order to
be in New York for the contest between
Solly Smith and Oscar Gardner, which
will occur at the LenoX Athletic Club
Tuesday night.
Considering the fact that Walcott
lost very little time coming to this city
for the contest Saturday night, the visit
was a very profitable one. The writ
er's guess that there was about $4,000
in Robinsons Opera House Saturday
night was not a bad one. After the
show when the count was made it was
found that 1864 had been taken in. OF
this the fighters got 60 per cent, or
S1,58560 Under the original articles
of agreement the fighters end of the
receipts were to have been divided Is
per cent. to the winner and 25 per cent.
to the loser. 1t transpires that there
was no losers end to the purse. Man
ager O'Rourke said yester.T morning
that just before time to go into the
ring Ryan insisted on the purse being
cut in two so that both Ryan and Wal
colt got $792S0 each out of the contest.
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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OTHER RIVER ITEMS.
TO-pAYS BOATS.

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Ben Hur.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-02-07

MARKS FROM BELOW.
PARKERSBURG-Riv l. feet and ris-
ing slowly. Showing hard.
Evening journal., 1899-01-10
RE-EI.Ecr sENAToR GRAY.


The regular Democrats have helped
the Regular Republicans to organize
the Delaware legislature; and now
on the principe that one good turn de-
serves another. theRepubtcans-ift they
cannot agree upon suitable candidate
Of their own party for United States
senator should join their alles in re-
electing Senator Gray.
Senator Gray at great personal sacri-
fec consented to act as a commits
sionor TO negotiate the treaty Of peace
with Spain. lie is a gentleman OF
such distinguished character and capa
bility that he would maintain the de.
served reputation cl Delaware sena
tors. 1t IS said that President Nc
Kiniey wil be one Of the guests az a
dinner soon To- be given in honor c.
senator Gray; and there Is hardly Z
douat that In the discussion Of the
Questions growing out Of territorial ac
quisition the administration would pre-
Yer sound money Democrat, thor
ough'y acquainted With the detail O.
ihe peace negotiations. before any mar
greener in the pu'bl.c service.-Phila
despair Record.
Evening journal., 1899-01-10

Of confidence with Secretary Of the
State Hughes, in printing the message
on that day.
To a Herald man who questioned Mr..
Carter concerning the matter, he said.
81 did not release the message until
| had obtained permission of Secretary
Of State Hughes to do So Before the
noon recess was declared l waited upon
Secretary Of the state Hughes and
asked him if ! might release the mes
cage. providing 1 would give him o
guarantee that both the Senate and
the House would be in session ON Fri.
day afternoon and that the way would
be paved in both houses for the recep-
tion Of the message, and accompanying
documents before The train bringing
the Evening Journals to Dover had ar
rived He hesitated about giving
the release and told me to return later
Immediately afterwards, through the
kindness Of the Clerk Of the Senate
Representative Jchn p. DonOhoe
Representative William a. Ferris,
paved the way for recess until
O'Clock After receiving positive as
surance that there would be an after
nocn session OF the House and the SEN
ate would also hold an afternoon ses-
sion ! returned to Secretary Of State
Hughes, told him that l had made al
! arrangements and again renewed my
request for release. at the same time
guaranteeing him that the message
/ would be before the Assembly before
the Journals containing it reached
/ Dover He said that if there we're any
ahp-up in my arrangements It wOulC
Place him in an exceedingly embarrass
| ing position ! renewed the assurance
that there would be no hitch, and then
upon that assurance, he gave me per
mission to wire a release to my papel
of the message and accompanying
documents. Amy of the gentlemen t'
whom / have referred in this state
ment viii verify my declarations. Al
! Secretary of State Hughes was the ONLY
person qualified to give me a release,
was responsible to him alone. Had thl
! Every Evening correspondent gone L
the Secretary after I had prepared 70
! the presentation of the mcEeage he too
doubtless. would have obtained a simi
! lar release The Sunday Herald.
Evening journal., 1899-01-10
N0T THE MAN wANTEp.

william ID. Henry was airaigned in
City Court last night On a charge Of
being implicated in an assault upon
Wet Wing. a Chinese laundryman, Of
New Castle. Mr.. Henry was dismiss
ed. as there was no evidence against
him, and deeires that the following
letter be published as a vindication to
his character:
Wilmington, Del, Jan. 9.
"W d. Henry, 1910 Bennett street.
Dear Sir: ! have just seen Mr. Ca
hoon, the assistant city solicitor, and
after hearing my statement Of your
case. he has expressed himself as sat
isfied that there is no ground for the
charge made against you, and will ask
to have the case dismissed. He re-
quests me to ask you TO be at Munici-
pal Court in person tonight at Z
O'Clock, but that you may notify your
wltnesses that it is not necessary to
apgpar. / congratulate you that you
have gotten aid of a very annoying
charge without the discomforts of a
public trial and without putting youI
friends to the Inconvenience of ap-
pearing IN Municipa. Court to testify
in your behaI Yours truly.
"a. c. GRAY"
Evening journal., 1899-01-10

In the country That has not been
beaten" some time or other in the
publication nf NEWS simply because
faith had been kept by reporter Of
~ The city editor or the managing
editor
There is no occasion whatever foi
crudsing the action OF the Whining
ton paper that gave its readers the
governors message on Friday after
ngoD. The message had been released
by the secretary OF state and also by
It's mere presentation in the House.
The fact that the paper was being
printed while the message was being
read is nothing, as against the CORE
spcndent who ordered It's use The
public might as we'll know this, IN
justice to the individual correspondent
who has been condemned by a contem.
porary that was too slow to take ad-
vantage of it's opportunity, and was
therefore compelled to follow the Morn
ing News on Saturday afternoon in The
matter Of printing the mesEeze. In
stead Of printing the governors mes
sage when it was fresh news, it hat
to postpone It's publication because o.
.slowness and lack OF enterprise unit
every other paper had given it pub
licity, the Evening Pessimiet, as usual
lis most unfair and irrational.