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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-14
CURESBLOOD pom
A Trial Treatment sent Free 2
who suffer From any STACEY
of the Disease.
Cures Cases that Hot springs. anG|
other Treatments Failed
to Even Help.

There has been discovered by the stS
Medical Institute, 400 Eiektron bldg, 4
Wayne. Ind, the most remarkable Blo'
Poison cure ever heard 81. Il has curedA
such indications as mucous patches IN
mouth. sore throat. copper eolored "a
ulcerations on the body and In hundred
cases where the hair and eysor "
fallen out. and the wlsole skin WA a d
Of bosis. pimples and ulcers this ond
specific has completely chanEed
o d into a clean. perfect co.
physical health. Every raixaA
INTO n. Wayne brings scuFhs 90
seekina this new and maryeious cure
10 enable those who Canned travel 70 I
ize what a truly marvellous work the 81
luton is accomplishing, they will send -
% every sufferer n free trial treatment
thst everyone can cure themselves IN 4
privacy Of their own home This is q
on,y known cure for Blood Poison. DO n
hesitate to write at once and the free ri
will be sent sealed in plain package.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-14
Musee Handicap.

The management of the Musee alleys
announces that beginning Monday. Janu-
airy Is and continuing until further notice
they will give $50 a week in cash to the
person making the highest score on those
alleys, everybody to be handicapped ac-
cording to their standing in the league, ex-
cept that scratch man will be counted on
a basis of 100. Persons having no standing
in the league Will start from scratch. A
player can bowl as many games as he
wishes, his highest score to count. All
scores bowled in league will also count.
No entrance fee and regular price of bowl
ing, which is 15c per game, will prevail.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-14
KILLED BY BURGLARS.
N. h. GOss Shot Dead by Tramps
Who Were RObbing His Store at
Edenburg, Ohio.

N. n. GOss Shot Dead by Tramps
Who Were Robbing His store at
Edenburg, Ohio.
EDENBURG, Ohio, January 13.-N.
A. Goss. the leading merchant here,
was murdered early to-day by burglars.
Owing to frequent losses through
burglary. Mr.. Goss had his place of
business fitted up with an electric bur-
glar alarm, which was connected with
his residence. a few blocks distant.
Shortly after one O'Clock this morning
the alarm sounded. Mr.. Goss dressed
hastily, secured the assistance Of a
neighbor and went to the store. The
front door had been forced open. Mr..
Goss entered, while the neighbor guard
ed the alley in the rear. A volley of
revolver shots greeted the proprietor.
He fell MORALLY wounded. The bur-
glars, three in number, rushed through
the front entrance and escaped.
Mr.. Goss was carried home and died
three hours later. The neighbor OBJ
tanned only a glimpse of the murder
ers. They were seen moving toward
Palmyra, however, and a posse at once
began pursuit.
RAVENNA Ohio, January 13.-
Bloodhounds were tonight put on the
track of the murderers of Nathaniel G..
Goss, of Edinburg. The three tramps
arrested to-day IN suspicion would
probably have been lynched if there
had been no doubt of their guilt, but
they all protest their innocence and
there is no evidence yet against them.
This caused the officers to get the
bloodhounds and the country will be
secured tomorrow. Up to a late hour
tonight no trail was struck either here
or at Kent or Edinburg. Goss was
popular and his murder was most afro
cious, but since the crowds dispersed
to-day the officials have no further fear
of l%ynching.
CINCINNATI, Ohio, January ia
special from Ravenna, Ohio, to the
Times-Star says:
At 1920 this morning the officers
marched three prisoners through the
streets at the point of guns to the jail.
Over a thousand people surrounded the
Jail threatening lynching. The sheriff
and deputies have been securing the
country since l a. m. and captured the
men in the vicinity of Edenburg. They
are tramps and the officials were much
alarmed this afternoon for the safety of
the prisoners.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-14
Best In the Market.

When you are spending your money
you find considerable satisfaction in
the conviction that you have secured
the best in the market, no matter in
what line your purchases may be
made. When buying food, the import
ance of securing the best cannot be
over-estimated. Meats, produce and
groceries secured from B. Gartner, $50
Sixteenth street, are sold with the
guarantee that they are the safest and
best in the market. Phone 610.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-14
LOST THE TAST]


1t Is strange how peopE
try to invent some cause for
feeling bad, rather than to IA
the trouble to some habit they
have that they have good reas0I
believe is the real cause. For
stance. all the tine that we "
using coffee On our table ! v
subject to occasional terrible hea,
aches. and my husband was hal
sick with nervous troubles.
I'VE felt satisfied that coffe
was the cause. hut were afraid N
wouldn't like Postum Cereal Coz
fee, and therefore tried in eve]
way to think that something IN
food. or some other reason. v
the real cause of our trouh1
After reading several articles
regard to the evil effects Of cone
drinking. and the merits OF Postur
Food Coffee, I became convince
of the truth Of the statements, an
called my husbands attention
them.
"He was skeptical on the subje
but to please me. said we woj
give Postum a trial. so he procuj
a package and | made it, but
milk we were using was OF
kind that produced little crd
and that did not give use as
a beverage as we found afterw
could be secured with en-
However, in spite of the draw
we grew to like the Postum
Coffee, and both Of us found
selves greatly benefited
change. My head ceased to
me entirely, and my husbaI
practically made over.
I'VE were out of the Post
a time, and having coffee
house and feeling so much
we concluded to try TIL
again, but in a few days y
aches came back, so thai
came satisfied where the
BILE existed. We used Pa
quite a long time. and sd
some coffee in the house.
fee again. Imagine our
discovering that we no lq
for the taste Of the ordiI
so the next morning We
treat. in a cup of pipit
licious Postum.
Coffee is no longer
house. Our children a
of the new kind of I'D
cali 1t, and we give IL
as they want to drink.
ing to injure their h
that it enables me To-
with a more aburdd
milk than l could
Postum Cereal Food
deed been a great bd
lily Mrs. Mary w
Ohio.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-14

south Wheeling.
JUST RECEIVED.

3 tons Landreth's choice garden
seeds, also 2 cars Syracuse Chilled
Plows and repairs, Clover, Timothy,
Blue grass, Lawn grass, Orchard grass
and Millet. Your trade solicited. Come
early and we will save you money.
G. d. KYLE,
Phone, 532. 1854 Market st.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-14

enter the game in the spring In fine
fettle. Billy Taylor is also winter
ing here. He will probably be assigned
to an outt1eld position. Lytle has his
eyes OF several ex-National League
pitchers. and has already landed a
crack inielder.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-14
CHECKER CONTESTS
Between South Wheeling and BELL
aire Has Ended.

aire Has Ended.
The concluding series of the South
Wheeling-Bellaire ~inter-city match at
checkers was played Friday evening
at the rooms of the South Wheeling
club, on the South Side, and resulted
in another one-sided victory for the
Ohio-side four. Pine made the banner
showing for the evening, winning Sew
en- games and losing but one Ito Schulz.
Detweiler led for the South Wheelings,
winning three, drawing two and losing
three. Following is the score for the
series.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-14
welIsburg League.

The thirteenth week seems an unlucky
one for the Henry Georges. They lost two
games this week to the Jol, who seemed
doomed to be tail-enders. The Pointers
defeated the M.sfits three stratghts, and
are now uncomfortably close to the lead
ers. Next week the Henry George and
Pointers come together. How these games
terminate will decide much for the pennant
winners.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-14
Standing and averages of the teams:
AveraQe

Schedule Tor the coming week:
Mon6ay-K. X. K. VS.. kissing Bugs.
Tuesday-All Alikes VS.. Rough RIDERS.
Wednesday-All Rooters VS.. Oceolas.
Thursday-Apollos VS.. Emigrants.
1 Friday-Wheeling VS.. KenmOres.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-14
SPORTING MATTERS.
NEWS AND GOSSIP Of INTEREST
TO LOVERS OF ATHLETIC
CONTESTS.
THE WHEELING PARK SHOOT

Attracted Many Sportsmen Yester-
day-The Prize Winners-SOme-
thing About Base Ball During the
Coming Season-The Next Contest
Under M. A. c. Auspices-Other
Matters.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-14
STANDING OF CLUBS.

The Joli sprung a little surprise Friday
night IN Bowlerdcm by defeating the
blame their defeats on their trip 10
Wheeling. The scores were as follows:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-14

Kenmore bowling team will give a mas
querade ball and masque cake walk to
which they invite the bowlers of all the
Wheeling tournaments.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-01-14

visiting at the hom
strong, on South Eoj
morrow for Point P
join his boat, laid
of the ice. Mr.. Mel
of the steamer Av
Charleston to Lou
remembered by u
boat as the most
and the finest stey
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-20
SENATOR EDWARD o. woLcoTT.
TEMPORARY CMAUaMAN
otto by Bell

centre aisle the full length of the hall
to the platform. General GrosVenor.
the white bearded old veteran, was i'm
mediately recognized. and ne, too, got
q cheer.
FOUR ORIGINAL DELEGATES.
Occupying seats upon the platform
were four of the fourteen men now liv-
ing who were degelates to the first con-
vention of the Republican party held
in Philadelphia June II, 1856. All were
members of the regular Ohio delegation
Three OF them were prominent in the
anti-slavery fight that led to the con-
vention held in Pittsiburg February 20,
1856, which was. in reality. the precur-
sor OF the Philadelphia convention, and
these men, therefore. claim to be
among those who were chiefly instru-
mental in forming the Republican par
ty.
Cornelius ". Bliss. of New York. got
a scattering of applause as he came in
and took his seat with the New Yorl,
delegation, and Senator Plat. Of New
York. got n popular greeting. AS the
hour of noon approached the delegates
entered in n solid stream and spread
oft over the seats reserved for them.
HANNA TAKES HIS SEAT.
Meantime the band was playing pop,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-20

ular airs. and the scene was impressive
and animated. At noon Senator Hanna
took his seat at the chairman's table,
but although this was the hour set for
calling the convention he waited for Il
lew moments. comforting with Score
'@ry Dick. senator Wolcott and others.
At l2:21 the first pronounced demon
siratlon of the convention occurred.
Governor Roosevelt came in through
the main entrance and moved down
the centre aisle. He wore his Rough
Rider hat and was instantly recognized
deep reverberating cheer greeted him.
Men jumped to their chairs TO cheer
HIM and women nuttered their hand
kerchiefs. Delegates crowded forward
to greet him as he moved through the
press. and his entrance. theatrical
though ii may have been, was like tina t
OF a conquering hero. He took his seat
Immediately in rear OF Senator Platt
an0 in front of Senator Depew.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-20

The Chinese officials here assert that
they have news from Pekin up to June
II. The situation was then very Sc
destruction of Taku, have since mas
sacred all the foreigners i'll Pekin."
y modified version of these rumors
received At Berlin is that the French
as we'll as the German Minister has
been killed.
The English ut Shanghai think the
Chinese had foreign advice in organ
izing the defences at Taku because of
the precision with which their attack
was delivered.
The wires connecting with the har-
Dor mines were cut by the boats of the
warships the night before the lombard
ment. II is now reported ut Shanghai
that 1t was on board the Russian CRUZ
ser Korietz and not the Mandschur,
that the explosion occurred, killing and
wounding more than fifty. It Is re-.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-20

terly discredited by foreigners here,
are that the Chinese. infuriated by the
three Chinese cruisers in the harbor.
The new Chinese cruiser Hal Yang.
built by the Armstrongs. has been
taken into custody at Taku by the But
.sh and Russians
At Yum Nan, where the rising ms
been gathering force for several days,
ESQ Christians have been attacked at
the French mission settlement. many
beng put TO death. The French consul
and three missionaries are still In
prison.
The disordcrly elements have secured
the upper hand ut Wa Iu and Szech-
uan. where the native Christians have
been massacred.
\ thousand Boxers have gathered on
the outskirts of Tien Tsin.
The Shanghai correspondent OF the
Daily News, teleGraphing yesterday,
says
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-20

ported that no fewer than seven hum
dred Chinese were killed in the forts.
The Shanghai correspondent of the
Daily Express says he is officially in
formed that Japan is mobilizing $4,000
men for immediate transportation.
CLEARED FOR ACTION
The British cruiser Undaunted arriv-
ed at Shanghai yesterday. cleared for
action. and took up position COM
manding the Chinese forts. There are
rous. Beyond that, they claim to have
received nothing. but they deny that
dispatches have been withheld
Although l am not willing to adopt
the alarmist reports, my impression,
gathered from the consuls and the Chi
nese authorities. is that the worst is
TO be feared In Pelln.
Admiral Seymours column Is now
III the middle of an arid plain. with no
food and no good water, and surround
Cd by hostile forces
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-20

CBy telegraph 10 VirGinian- Pilos)
Convention Hail. Philadelphia, June
H.-1he crowds were slow In gather
Ing at the Convention Hall. When.
shortly after II o'clock, the bari IT. the
gallery awoke the echoes in the vast
Roof space, there were net more than
one thousand persons in ;he grca; au-
ditorium. But 1t was astonishing how
rapidly the crowds began to arrive af-
ter that hour. They poured in in steady
streams, until they blackened the acres
OF seats. An unusually large number
were women, looking fresh and sweet in
then summer gowns.
The leaders were slow in arriving,
ana ii was not until Senator Hanna put
In an appearance at ll:i5 that the en-
thuS.asm Of thousands was uncorked
He got a cheer as he moved up the
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-20
OF THE CONVENTION.
GOVERNOR TAYLOR ENTERS.

Governor Taylor. of Kentucky, came
in with Governor Bradley, of that
State the former smiling and unruf-
fled after all his turmoil. Just across
was Senator Foraker. with his hair
tossed. looking as though he had been
having hard conferences. while General
Grosvenor. looking like a patriarch.
paced the aisIes and srasped hands.
Senator Lodge ana Judge McCalla
came In at the head OF the Masachu-
sctts delegation and were greeted by
General Harry bingham.
1T is all over" said Bingham.
Yes" said Lodge. for Long-that's
the ticket. certainty, Mckinley and
Long"
Senator Quay smiled grimly from
across the aisle. lie wore a suit of
Millers' gray and had apparently con-
tracted tn. sombrero habit. for his hat
was of expansive brim and of the SAN
taSo cut. lie greeted Senator Davis.
and the two huggad and whispered.
Then Senator Thurston broke up the
hugging.
Sitting together on the platform was
n group of distinguished guests from
The diplomatic corps at Washington,
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-20
By. Telegrnph 10 Nirsininn.pilot.l


London, June 20.-3 Il. m.-"The Rus
sian relieving force arrived outside
Pekin this morning." says the Shang-
hai correspondent OF The Daily EN-
press, "and Immediately began to al
tack the city on two sides, employing
numerous artillery.
The force apparently arrived in the
nick of time; for the Chinese assert
that the attack upon the legations had
been successfully renewed. On the
night of June 16 the Chinese troops un-
der Generals Tung Fuh Slang and
Tung Ching attacked the legations and
set on fire five European buildings.
Nothing definite is known rs to the
result, except that the Chinese We're
disappointd. although other reports ut
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-20
Presidential Appointments
(By Telegraph to Virginian- Pilot.)

(By Telegraph 20 Nirginian-P1lot.)
Washington. June 19.-The President
to-day appointed General Lloyd Whea-
ton. colonel of the Twentieth Regular
Infantry and brigadicr general OF vol
unteers. to be major-general ~ volun-
teers. and Northumberland Thomas
IL. Barry. major and assistant adju,ant
general in the regular establishment
and leutenant-colonel and assistant
adjutant- general of volunteers. to be
byiGadier- general OF volunteers.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-20
REV. RIDDICK
is IN PRISON
His Counsel Did Not Press the
Motion for a New Trial.
A CARD FROM Mr.. BUF0RD

RiddiciS Taken at Once to the Penitcntlary,
ms Violence Was Feared from DR.. Tenn
pies Friends Can IA Liquor Dealer he n
Member of tho Baptist Church.? is the
Question that Agitates the Dover Bap-
fist Association Matter Will Como
Up Mt Williamsburg, July 10th Census
Enumcrators Find Negro ITO Years Old.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-20
GILLIGAN TRIAL
ALMOST OVER
Many Witnesses Examined for
the Prosecution Yesterday.
COURT ADMITS EVERYTHING

Every Objection Raised by tho Defense il
overr"ied and Evidence Admitted
Judge Hinton Noted Exceptions in
Many Instances a Witness Who Heard
the Testimony of other Witnesses is
Allowed 10 Testify GiIligan Recalled
to tho Stand, but Stuck to His Story =
Argument Will Probably Begin To-day.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-20
IRELAND'S IRRATIONAL CoNvEM-
TON.
REPRES ENTATIV FRESHMEN
WORKING TO MAKE IRELAND y
NATION

(I}Y TclcGrnph 10 NlrsInlan-Pl!otO
Dublin. June l9.-The Nationalist Con-
vention opened to-day under the presi-
dency of John Redmond, chairman OF the
United Irish Parliamentary party, ana
was largely attended. Many Roman
Catholic clersymen were present. but the
Healyitcs were absent. MIR. Redmond
said it was the most representative as
scmbly of Irishmcn since the union. No
attack. he added would be permitted on
their absent brother Nationalist, but the
hand OF fellowship was held out TO every
one willing To work ON then lines.
Resolutions were adopted declaring
there WAS no longer anything 20 prevent
the NationiSts from re-unitng, plcdginS
Mr. Redmond their uniilnchlns support
and asserting that the first object WAS 10
secure Independence for Ireland as a
nation.
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-20
THE REPUBLICAN,
CONVENTION OPENED,
RooseveIts Entrance Awoke Storms of Cheers
and Wild Enthusiasm.
SENATOR WALC0TT TEMPORARY CHAIRMAN

Ills Prediction of Victory in November Causes Great DEM
onstraton-F4e Reviewed the Past Four Years of Repub
lcan Administration, the Spanish American War, the
War in the Philippines, the Postal Frauds in Cuba, and
Declares for Our Continued Occupation of the Philip
plnes-Ex- Governor Taylor, of Kentucky, Called to the
Platform and Given Ovation-The List of Commit
tees Read-The Session Will Open To-day at Noon
Four Of the Fourteen Men Now Living Who Were
Delegates the First Convention Of the Republican
Party, Present at This Convention
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-20
FOREIGN FORCES
ATTACK PEK|N
The Russian Relieving Force Attacks the City on
Two Sides simultaneously.
RELIEF REACHED LEGATIONS JUST IN TIME

Attack on the Foreign legations Had Just Been Renewed
Chinese Troops Under Generals Tung Fuh Slang and
Ting Ching Attack the Legations and Set Fire to Five
European Buildings-Chaese Infurated at Fall Of the
Take Forts-Reported that Both French and German
Ministers Have Been Kiled-Seven Hundred Cinnamon
Killed in the Fors-apan is Moblizing $4,000 Men for
Immediate Transport - British Cruiser "Undaunted"
Fronts the Chinese Forts at Shanghai and Clears for
Aeion-Many More Native Christians Slaughered-A
Thousand Boxers" Gathered in Front of Ten Isin
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-20
Democrats In Control.

(By Telegraph to Virglnian- Piot)
Frankfort. Ky, June 19,-The State
Treasures Office was turned over to-
day. Treasurer Hager took charge, and
for the first time since 1895. the State
offices are in exclusive control of the
Demo
Virginian-pilot. (Norfolk, Va.) 1898-1911, 1900-06-20
THE supERimposEo 7uRRErs
Y NAVAL BOARD TO MEET TO-DAY.
TO CONSIDER ITS MERITS.

w a's'FII =" II tsITIrSiIF-I IIUtJ
Washington d. c.. June ia board of
to-day 20 consider tho merits of tina
supcrmposed turret system as embodied
in the battlcships Kentucky and Kear-
sarge. and TO decide whether or not such
turrets. shall be placed upon the five new
battleShtps 10 be constructed. After a
brief discussion the. board adjourned until
would bc then decided whether or not il
would be necessary for the members to
make personal inspection OF the respec-
tive types of battlcshps as embodied In
the Eearsarge and Kentucky on one
hand. and the Alabama. Iowa and Massa-
Chusetts on the other.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-30
BELOW REQUIREMENTS.
Torpedo Eont Stccitcn's Test Unsa' Sf,o sa(

Torpedo Eont Stccl1tcn's Test UCsat- isfactory, but She May Be AcceDted
 WASHINGTON, Nov. 30.-Command- er Hemphin. head of the naval board which conducted the trial of the torpedo boat Stockton, has telegrnphed the navy department from Annapolis the following report of the results of the trial:
 The Stockton made approximately 21M knots for two consecutive hours. Yes sells displacement at time of trial about POO tons Performance of machinery gen erally satisfactory. Starboard engine counters broke down 10 minutes after trial began. Speed was computed from the readings of the port counters as checked by the speed over the measured mile course. Stockton sailed for Rich mond. Contractor reserves all rights pe.:ding conference with the depart mcnt.'
 The Stockton, under the terms of the contract. was to show q minimum speed of o6 knots. In case of deficiency she may be rejected, or q deduction may be made by the government from the con tract price. It is believed that the board will recommend that the navy depart ment accept the boat OH Wednesday $ record, for it is improbable that the con tractors will care to go to the expense of making another trial.
Waterbury Democrat., 1900-11-30
SUNDAY NIGHT CONCERT.
Hurtig and Seamon's Company at
 the Jacques.

The members of luTtig and Sea mons company who are now playing at the Jacques. will remain over to give q biz sacred concert at the Jacques cn Sunday evening. It has been matter of common remark that the company is exceptionally strong in the matter of singing. as is the ease. iii fact. with all of Hurtig and Sea mons companies. Those who recall the fine concert which Hurtig and Seamon's Aunt Hannah company gave at the Jacques two weeks ago will know what to expect when asSur- ance is given that this company is even stronger in it's singing features. and that 1T is even better equipped to give Sunday concert An excellent pro gram has been arranged so that those who like to spend Sunday evening en- ioyably may be assured of being able to do so by visiting the Jacques. Seats go on sale tomorrow.