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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-30

Frank Fox, Geo. Crumbacker II.
Schafer, Ed. Schafer, Chas. M0dar, Jas.
T. Hecker, John RAIDER. The Crescents
may feel proud, for they have in their
ranks this season some good tossers.
Besides, they have a drawing card
in Edward Bearley, who holds the high
score of the State, ESQ.
Rough Riders.
VIM. P. Junkins, captain; Hans Del
brugge, Geo. Beckett, Glenn Kirchner,
VIM. Frohme, George Hannah, Walter
Worls, VIM. Wilhelm, Bert Pickett, Al
bert Beuter. The Rough Riders will
show the other teams that they are as
rough as ever when they meet one an
other, and will be up with the bunch
at the finish.
Black Cats.
Jack Wilson, captain; Frank Del
brugge, Joe Alderman, Harry Hath
away, Robert Emblem, James Richards,
Frank Miller, C. H. Hennig, Ed. Stein
field, Oscar OFT, c. w. Alexander.
Captain Wilson says that his team of
wonders will clean up everything In
sight.
Ted Landers, captain; George Kearns,
Charles Kearns, Thomas O'Brien, John
O'Bnen, Luke Sauers, Geo. Mcdonald,
George Smith, Martin Blake, Thomas
Blake, Joseph Kelley, Thomas Brennan,
Fred Geraghty, Geo. Schafer. Capt.
Landers has very good line up and
they ought to finish in good posi-
ton.
Blue Ribbons.
e. Roeder, captain; H. Huseman, a..
Haiberlin, d. Summers, Ed. Whitthuhn,
Geo. Whitthuhn, Carl Barter. Capt.
Roeder's stars will en'deavor to do bet
ter than last season. They ought to,
but it all depends on the leader.
Brunswfcks.
Louis Noll, captain; Ed. 'Hebrank,
Ed. Fritz, John Gillespie Bud Sadler,
Frank Mooney, Bailey Frazier, Louis
Modar Capt Noll's motto is Look
out for use, we are loased.'
The list of prizes and schedule will
be published in these columns CHS week.
The public is invited to attend these
games and see some clean sport at the
Musee alleys. The admission is free.
We handle Diamonds in large guam
titles and very superior quality.
DILLON, HANCHER co.
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DEMOCRATS DENOUNCE
ATTACK ON ROOSEVELT,
Republicans Showed Poor Judge
ment, However. in Selecting His
company and Taking Him to Vic


ment. However, in Selecting His
Company and Taking Him to Vic
tor.
VICTOR, Colo. September 29.-The
Teller county Democratic convention
and the Democratic club of Victor have
adopted tne following resolution unan-
imously:
Whereas, Gov. Roosevelt and party
were not received in Victor with The
tolerance and courtesy due to the Gov
ernor of sister State therefore.
Resolved. That We, the Democrats of
Victor, in convention assembled. con-
denim the spirit of Intolerance and dis
courtesy exhibited on that occasion and
disavow all responsibility for the dis
tu-bance in a public hall and for the
subsequent violence INDUCED in by
members of the Republican marching
club; further,
Resolved, That we also deplore the
folly that induced the Republicans of
Colorado to provoke disorder by bring
ing Gov. Roosevelt to this city under
the auspices of the cordially detested
traitor and renegade, Senator Edward
O. WolcOtt"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-30

The Wheeling golf team played at
Washington, Pa, yesterday afternoon
with a six-man team representing the
Washington County Golf Club, of that
city, and although Wheeling was de-
feated by 10 holes, the royal reception
they received more than repaid the dis
appointment of the defeat. The Wheel
ing men were handicapped by the fact
that the course was entirely new to
them
The conditions for play were perfect.
The rain which fell during the morn
ing and part Of the afternoon provided
fresh, springy turf, and the cooled at
mosphere added greatly to the pleasure
OF the sport.
OF the wheeling players Mr.. C. F.
Paxton played the best golf landing
his opponent, Mr.. Smith, Z UP on the 1S
holes. His play was steady and at
times brilliant. He returned the sec
ond best score of the day. T. II. Pol
lock was the only other Wheeling
player who returned a score against an
opponent He defeated DIR. Fulton l up.
DR.. Storer,. perhaps owing to the new
ness of the course, was not up to his
usual standard of good play. However,
he and his opponent, Mr.. VIII Paxton,
returned even up, both in holes and
strokes.
Mr. Henry Dalzell got the bad end of
the draw, securing as a partner Mr..
Hart, who won every hole for ten
straight holes, playing in championship
form. AT the thirtneeth hole Mr.. Hart
stood II up. From this period out Mr..
Dalzell steadied down, reducing the
score to down. Mr.. Harris score of
IS for the Is holes was marvellous ex-
hibition. Mr. Clinton Campbell was de-
feated up at the hands of Mr. Baird.
Mr.. Charley Lamb was also defeated 5
up by Mr.. Harding. The final score was
Washington IS, Wheeling 8, Washing
ton winning the match 10 up. The re-
turn match will be played at the Wheel
ing Club course Saturday, October 10.
TO this occasion the Wheeling team is
looking forward with expectancy, as
they feel certain they can turn the
tables on the home course, when the
fISItOlS Will SultI tuS odiuc uiodufoAl-
age that Wheeling played under yester-
day.
The social end of the entertainment
was most charmingly attended by the
lady members of the Washington club.
During the afternoon excellent refresh
ment was dispensed. At the coGclu-
sion of the afternoons play Miss Kath-
crime Reed presented each of the con-
testants with handsome golf pencil,
with .le date of the contest inscribed,
as souvenir of the occasion.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-30
FIRST HOMING FLY

OF the Fail Season Will BE Conducted
by the Wheeling Homing Club To-
Day.
The Wheeling Homing club will con-
duct the first fly OF the season to-day
1t will be for one hundred miles for
young birds, from Pataskala, o., to this
city. Thirty-nine birds have been en-
tered by every member of the club.
The birds will be liberated at II o'clock.
1t is estimated that the trip, barring
accident, will take from two hours and
a quarter to two hours and half.
The first prize will be silver cup
by the club. The first and second birds
in will also be presented with pair
of young pigeons by club member A
diploma also goes with the first and
second bird in.
There will be timers in all the lofts
to catchsthe exact time as they come in.
Oct. 1st. at Pythian Castle, Monday
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BAD WEATHER AT CANTON.

CANTON, O., September 29.-ln-
element weather kept President AMI
Mrs. Mckinley in the house all day and
the number of visitors was far below
the average. The Presidents sisters.
Mrs. Sarah Duncan and Miss Helen Nc
Kinley, accompanied by Mrs. Glidden,
another relative, all of Cleveland, ar
rived this afternoon.
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status Of China 50 far as its political and military cond
illustration The Chinese student and the nese sol
for
proficiency
hardly adapted
realy trained ranks
and Canton still
which actually equipped
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-30
JUNIOR BOWLING LEAGUE
III THE CARROLL CLUB OPENS
THE FALL RACE MON
DAY.
INSTITUTE THE SEASONS
Naec with Four Teams OF Carefully
picked Men and the Result VIII
Probably BE Closely Contested.
The wheeling League Opens Mon
~ day Night at the Harvest Home
AIlcys-The Musee League.

During the past two or three years
bowling, as popular sport, has sprung
wonderfully into prominence In this
city. AT the beginning of that period
had anyone predicted1so marked popu-
larity for the game the idea would have
been ridiculed. Even during the sum
mer months three leagues have been
sustained and the Zest with which the
devotees have entered into the several
contests could only have been obtained
by the keen competition and the able
efforts of the league managers.
To Willie Statler, who managed the
Musee alleys for several years, the
praise for the present healthy condition
OF the sport is, for the most part, due.
1t was Statler who worked up the inter-
est in the Musee League about three
years ago, and that organization -four
iShed under his most energetic manage
ment until he left the city about a year
ago to engage in business in Buffalo.
Since his departure the league contin-
ues prosperously under the guidance of
his successors, George dannan and will
liam Ennis
Another man who must share in the
laurels is popular Billy Fette, who owns
and manages the Harvest Home alleys,
at the head OF Twenty-eighth street.
Fette's place is the home OF the Wheel
ing League.
With three leagues to get under way
this week there will be one, and perhaps
two more to follow. The Carroll Club
will have a senior organization in pro-
gress. The Brunswick people are think
ing OF starting league for the coming
GVinter and it may be a so.
The Carroll Club Junior Bowling
.eague, which ended SO successfully
last May has been reorganized for the
coming winter. The tournament Will
open on Monday afternoon with four
teams, and will last for 1S weeks, di-
vided into two series of 8 weeks each.
The winners of series A and B will
contest for the championship of the
club and for the Junior Carroll Club
Bowling League trophy
Other prizes will be hung up as fol-
lows. First team prizes, trophy, and
81; second team in series B, prize SO;
third team in series B, prize 81; Fourth
team in series 3. prize 81; high indi-
vidual average, 81; high team average,
81; high average in each team, 81;
second high average in each team, SOC.
The teams are as follows: Loyalists,
captained by NJ. A. Campbell; Cres-
cents, by Jas McFadden; Crickets, by
Edwin C. Jepson; Victors, by Louis A.
Welty. The schedule for coming week:
Monday, October /. Crickets VS.. Loyal
lists; Wednesday, October 3, Crescents
VS. Victors.
Although there are only four teams
tfler are composed of carefully picked
men and the contest during the winter
will probably be closely contested.
Last year the boys attained some eX-
cellent averages and there is no rea-
son their good work at that time
should not be continued. The league
has every prospect for a most success
full season.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-30

tame Called end OF PhlIadelphla 5 haIf
of the eighth on account of darkness; re-
verted back TO the seventh inning.
Earned runs, Philadelphia l. First base
Oh errors. Philadelphia 3, New York /.
Left on bases. Philadelphia 4. New York Z.
First on balls of Frazer ). OF Hawley ?.
Struck out by Frazer T. by Hawley 4.
Stolen bases, Selbach. Murphy Two-base
hits. Van Haltren. Setback. Home run,
Wolverton. Double play, Doyle TO Davis
by Hawley /. Passed ball, Mcfarland.
Umpire, Snyder. Time, hours Attend
ance $50
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CLOSING THE MINES AND
AWAITING DEvELOPNETS.
Continued From Fir.t Page.

reach an early settlement, and conces-
sions, ii is understood will be readily
accorded by both sides. The strike has
apparently settled itself down TO COM
mon sense discussion of the differences.
The strikers made big gains to-day
in drawing out men who have hereto
fore continued at work.
The Markle employees too, tonight
sent word to the firm that arbitration
was not to be further considered.
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NO RECORDS BROKEN.

NEW YORK, September 29.-The an
nual fall games of the New York Ath-
letic Club were held to-day at the club S
summer home, Travers Island on the
Sound, in the presence of about seven
thousand spectators. No worlds rec
ords were broken.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-30
THE METHODIST CONFERENCE.
A Day of Routine Proceedings Full
OF Interest.
special d the Register

CLARKSBURG, w. Va. September
29.-The missionary literature In Japan
and Korea was the subject OF Bishop
Cranston's morning lecture at the West
Virginia Methodist conference this
morning. after which the following
young men were admitted into full con-
nection with the conference. ]. B.
Cook. r. f. Farley. VIM II. Kinsley and
g. S. Raggett The Bishop delivered an
eloquent address to the class on the
solemn duties Of the work they had en-
tered upon.
This afternoon reports we're made By
Representatives, e fhe Wqmen's Houe
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wellsburg 3-Molaca 1.

SPECIAL 70 the Reglster.
WELLSBURG. w. Va. September 20.
Monaco, the Amateur boys that defeated
the Wheeling professionals, played here
to-day They were defeated by a score of
to /. They put UP one of the best con-
tests seen here this season. The score was
Ii until the eighth, when the home team
kept the hits well scattered and pitched
shut-out ball. Had it not been for an err
ror by Deiters the visitors would never
have crossed the pan. The weather was
threatening and the attendance small
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-09-30

CHICAGO. September 29.-Twelve men
faced Powell N the opening of the first
game. seven of them scoring on four err
rors and five hits. Chicago made no more
runs. Menefee was wild, poorly supported
end hit hard in the fourth and fifth. st.
Louis tieing Chicagos big lead. Garvin
came in, pitched one good inning, but was
hit for three runs in the ninth. The sec
one was a pitchers battle between Sudhoff
and Griffith, Heidrick preventing Chicago
from winning in the last inning by two
wonderful catches in deep center. Game
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EIiaabeth VI. sold for 100000.

After winning big race at Graves
end, Friday. it was announced that
Elizabeth NJ. had been sold to William
c. Whitney for $4,000. Her eligibility
in the Matron Stakes at Morris Park on
Tuesday, when she carries only Ill
pounds, sets value on her, for It
seems as she only has Commando to
beat.
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RECEIVERS APPOINTED

For the kanayvha Traction & Eleo-
trio Compans-FeIlows sIontgom-
cry Drnk FaiKure.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, September
.29.-The collapse OF the Montgomery
Banking and FrusnGompany yesterday
was followed to-day by the appointments
of receivers for the kanawha Traction
& Electric Company, which has been
building an electric railroad through
Fapette county. The officers of the bank
aresstockholders in the Traction comp
any. The receivers are George s.
Couch, of this city, and George 5. Wal
lace, or huntington. The bank has not
yet been opened The officers stated
to-day that the depositors would be
paid in full.
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ALL NEGOTIATIONS OFF.

HAZLETON, Pa, September 29.-All
negotiations between g. B. Markle Il
Co. and the employees are off and arbi-
tration has received its first serious
blow in the present struggle between
the miners and mine owners.
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STANDING OF CLuRg.
pirates All In,

PITTSBURG, Pa, September 29.-After
a heavy rain this morning it cleared up
sufficiently to allow a game Hahn was
invincible after the first inning. Leach's
wild throw to first in the ninth allowed
the visitors to score the winning run. At
tendance. 1900 Score:
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NIGHTINGALE DEAD.

BERLIN. Wis, September 29.-Nightin-
gale, the famous mare, with a record of
2:1o, died at the Riverside stock farm to-
day. She was Il years old and a half-sis-
ter of Cresceus.
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Earned runs, ST. Louis B. Left on bases
Chicago 9, st. Louis Y. Two-base hits,
Green, Powell. Sacrifice hits. Strane.
King, Mccain. Stolen bases. Green. Nc
Cormick, Burkett, Heidrick,. keister. Nc
Gam. Struck out by Menefee /. by Gar
vim 3. by Powell . Masses on balls. off
Menefee 4. off Garvfn l. off Powell 3.
Time 2:20. Umpire, O'Day
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Giants Won Out.

NEW YORK, September 29.-Philadel-
phia was unable to do anything with
Hawley's delivery at the Polo grounds this
afternoon and as a result suffered defeat
Wolverton's home run with Flick on base
saved a whitewash. Bernard ran into the
nfty-cent seats in the seventh inning after
a fly and hurt himself so badly that he
had to retire. Score:
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Two-base' hits, ArcCreesy, Hartzel Geie.'
Three-base hit, Corcoran Sacrifice hits.
lippi to Leach. FIRST base on balls, off
Hahn s. Hit by pitched ball. Phllippi.
Struck out. by Hahn s.. by Phillippi 8.
Passed ball, Kahoe Time. hours. I'm
nire. EmSlie
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FRESNO, Cal. September ell. A.
Trevalyan. survivor of the Balaklava
charge, died here to-day of pneumonia,
aged 81 years He was a cornetist in the
Eleventh Hussars.
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Three-base hit, Barry. Two-base hits,
Sheckard q First base on errors, Boston
l. Left on bases. Boston 8, Brooklyn 5.
Struck out, by Donovan 3 by Dineen 2.
Sacrifice hits, Dineen. Demont. Stolen
bases, Hamilton, Stahl, Tenney 3, Barry,
Sheckard, Kelley Bases on balls, by Kit
son l by Donovan 3 by Dineen g. Double
play, Demont to Dahien TO Kelley. Hit
by pitched ball, by Dineen l. Time, 2:l5.
Umpire, Hurst Attendance, 200
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SUSPENSION ANNOUNCED.

CHICAGO, September 29-The sus-
pension OF u. G. Peters & Co., dealers
in stocks and bonds, was announced on
the stock exchange to-day.
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India greatness is recognized By salute Of
and My and the nzam Of Hada
royal state and lord y oyer millions q hs country
waysde
era the blood such az and emitted TO me
Wild
of
footon the home soil Great Britain
chief far aseerfalned
but wives at
him dozen Another that ne
i mighty and tiger having killed
bright
looking pne 70 much alike
l oter from ~nasn w.
RI IRE r Prince ne eaes n
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A PRINCE STRAYING.

PARIS, September 29Prince Ink
enthor. son of the king Of Cambodl.
who was recently guest Of France in
connection with the exp osition. has dis
appeared
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CHICAGO.

Left on bases. Chicago 5. St. Louis 8.
Two-base hit, Wallace. Sacrifice h.t.
Chance. Stolen hases( Dcfan, Donovan
Double play. Criger TO Wallace struck
out. by Griffith ?. Passes on balls. OF
Griffith /. OF Sudhoa 1. Time, 1:e0. I'm
pire, 0'Day.
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TWENTY-EIGHT BODIES.

GALVESTON, Texas. September %
Twenty eight bodies were recovered to-
day To date 1893 have been officially re-
ported
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Stolen bases, Mcconnell Farrell. Two
base hit, Deiters Three-base hit, Houser.
Double play Ferguson to Houser TO Nc
Conkey. Base on balls, off Simpson l.
Struck out, by Simpson s, by Lucas 6.
Passed ball, May l. Wild pitch, Simrso.
Empire, Williams.
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NATIONAL. LEAGUE.

The Pirates are all in. They've made
their four-fush bid and then ambled
off to the races. When Hans Wagner
quit hitting the ball the Pittsburgers
went to the bad and as a result the
town has taken on sack cloth and
ashes. 1t is, however, possible for them
to win out yet, though hardly probable.
ST. Louis is making a strong bid for Tie
leadership of the second section. The
best Pittsburg can expect is the Temple
cup.
New York 4-Philadelphia 1.
Cincinnati 2-Pittsburg 1.
Brooklyn 6-BostOn q.
St. Louis 0-ChicagO o.
St. Louis 10-Chicago
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Don't forget that our Diamonds are
very superior quality.
DILLON, HANCHER CO.
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Opening of Fine Millinery Tues
day, October End. You are invited.
4. Il. Somehow, HOS Main street.
No cards.
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Treasury statement

WASHINGTON. d. G., September % :
To-dav's statement of the treasury bal
ances in the general fund. exclusive Of the
$3.50. 000. 900 gold reserve IN the division Of
redemption shows: Available cash ball
ance, SIZE, 062, ST2. gold, $S0,2li ,245.
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THE WHEELING g)lF TENN
MET DEFEAT AT THE HANDS OF
THE WASHINGTON COUNTY
CLUB YESTERDAY.
AN EXCELLENT DAYS SPORT

Afforded by the Host Team-Two
Wheeling Players Returned Scores
Against Their Opponents-Wnsh-
ingtOn Led I'm the Totals by Ten
Notes.-The Return Match Will Be
Played at the wheeling Course
Next Saturday week.
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Order of the Red Eagle

ST. PETERSBURG, September 29.-Em-
peror William of Germany has bestowed
The order OF the Red Eagle on Major Cen
ersl Stoessel Commander Of the InternS-
tional forces at Taku and Tien Tsin.'
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COLLEGE GAMES YESTERDAY.

at Washington-Wash-Jeff, 10: Beth
any, 0.
At overwhelmingly of Penn
sylvania. q; Lehigh, 6.
At Cambridge-Haryard, q; Wes-
leyan, 0.
AT New Hayen-Yale %; Trinity, 0.
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SHORT TELEGRAPHIC ITEMS.
Hanna spoke at Noon

NEW YORK, September 29.-Senatc
Hanna talked to the Commercial Trave
ers' Mckinley and Roosevelt Club to-da
at noon.
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necei,er Anointed-

NEW YORK, September 29-Ju
Brown to-day appointed Theodore II. 7
receiver for Otto Seyd, importer Of dl
goods.
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Died From Surgical Operation

NEW YORK, September 29.Thomas J /.
Sherman. the well known attorney, died
al his residence In Brooklyn tonight.
Death followed a surgical operation.
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rortx-rirc Reported Drowned

NAGASAKL Japan, September 29.-The
Norwegian steamer Calanda, and the jap
anese steamer Ise-Maru are reported 70
have been In collision OF Iwo-Shiwa. The
Calanda was sunk and s. Of her passengers
and crew were drowned. The ise-Maru
put in at Iwo-Shma.
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Two More Plague Deaths

GLASGOW, September 29.-Two more
deaths from bubonic plague have been
reported One victim was a child born OF
a woman suffering from the disease.
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Oct. LIST. at Pythian Castle, Monday
Night Club Dance.