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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-29

to enable the powers to indefinitely
preserve the thin ice of harmony upon
which they are standing at present.
With the shipment OF men 10 the
China Sea comes the need of money.
European nations must have more
geld. 1T will become necessary.
says the Statist TO raise the value of
money in London to point where gold
will be attracted from the United
States, and unless the Bank OF England
affords financial aid the rate will have
to increase to a comparatively high
figure before gold arrives. On the 9th
er hand, If the bank is willing to give
facilities, early imports of gold from
the United States will occur, and the
arrival OF tyy0 or three millions OF gold
from New York would greatly facili-
tate the issue of British and other gov
ernment loans. That the United States
can spare a creditable amount of gold
is certain"
The latest story, originating in other
than Chinese sources. is a special de-
spatch from Che Foo dated July q. ac-
cording TO which Missionary Wilder who
started for Pekin fortnight ago. has just
returned and reports that he found the
imperial Chinese forces practically sur
rounding the Tartar city. lie was unable
TO deliver
A Message 20 the Legations
and in reply to his entreaties the Chinese
said they could not allow any one 70 pass
TO the foreigners. According to reperts
the attack on the legations ceased on the
afternoon Of July H. Everything was
quiet during the remainder Of Missionary
Wilder's stay. When he left on July IS,
a decree had been issued. commanding all
persons to protect the foreigners in Chi
ma. Returning he SIX no troops for sixty
miles south Of Pekin, but he learned that
twenty thousand men were IN the neigh
borhood Of Yantsum and Peit Sung.
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FOREIGNERS IN SHANGHAI.

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-Consul
General Goodnow, at Shanghai, under
date OF June %, has transmitted
statement Of the foreign population OF
that city on May 26th last, exclusive OF
those living in the French settlement.
At that date there were 1851 British,
9iS Portuguese, 1856 japanese, 562 Am
erican, 625 German, 176 French, and
Ill Spanish citizens in Shanghai. The
other representations of foreigners
range from 296 Indian and Isl Malays,
to two from Greece and Two from Per
STA. The total number Of foreign sub
jects in the city at that time was
6,774. OF the British subjects, 1872
were men, ~ women and 7SS children.
Of the Americans, 231 were men, 1873
women and 148 children.
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A LETTER FRoh PEKIN.
Mrs. Morgan :. Woodward Tells OF
Conditions There June IL


Conditions There june II.
CHICAGO. July 28.-A letter telling
Of a desperate but Intellectual attempt
made by missionaries 10 escape from
Pekin was received here to-day by Nor
gan s. Woodward. an Evanston man
whose wife and daughter, lone, we're
visiting Minister Conger and family N
the Chinese capitol
The letter was written June Il. sent
by courier 10 Tien Tsin and mailed AT
that place June Il The missionaries.
Mrs. Woodward says. had fed to the
American legation. June 10, she de-
clares. acting under the advice Of Min
lister Conger. she and her daughter. ae-
eompanied by Secretary Bainbridge
anu a guard OF four soldiers. left the
legation and started for the railroad
depot. With much difficulty they
reached the station only 10 dnd that
the boxers had torn up the ran for sew
eral miles. burned the bridges between
Pekin and Tien Tsin and CIT the tele-
graph wires. Nothing remained but 10
return 10 the legation. They were con
tinually attacked By rowing bands Of
riotous natives. but after desperate
running fight they managed to regain
the protection Of the legation
IN tie legation. Hrs Woodward says,
it was reported that q small army Of
the allies had started 70 relieve The
prisoners Provisions. size declares.
we're plentiful. II lcnrlHdErg her Let
ter. Mrs woodward sz
We feel confident that re VII Be
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Copyright, Associated Press


LONDON, July 2S.-Tnis week Of RI
mors. edicts and Chinese protestations
by the score. ends with England as
firmly convinced as ever that the for
eign ministers at Pekin have been mas
sacred. Not only that, but in the deter
mined attempts on the part Of the
Chinese TO convert the world TO their
assertions. prominent organs of public
opinion are unanimous in seeing a
desperate plot on the part Of the Chin
csc to delay the day OF retribution in
the hope that the powers will become
embroiled among themselves. The
Chinese declarations have, in fact. ag-
grayated rather than ameliorated the
feeling against the eastern empire.
Archibald Ross Colquehoun. the dis
tinguishing geographer and CORES
pendent Of the Times. during the
Franco-Chinese war of 1SS3-s4, in an
able report OF the situation trenchant-
ly declares: What We want is not
knowledge. however profound, Of the
Chinese, Rather would we strengthen
the hands of Admiral Seymour or some
other commander, throw ourselves
boldly into the breech and, if neces-
sary. take some risks. No big thing
has ever been done without a certain
amount of risk"
Bernard Shaw comes out with a
scathing protest against retaliation.
such as the suggested execution OF
Prince Tuan, the razing Of Chinese
cities, etc, which Mr.. Shaw says,
"characterizes the most horrible cow
ardly mobocracy that can De imagined.
Revenge under any extremities OF
proyocation must be absolutely bar
red"
quietly but steadily Japan's three
war vessels building at Elswick are
being pushed towards completion. The
Idzumo, a powerful armored cruiser, is
nearly ready. and GOO japanese sailors
are aboard of her, patiently waiting the
word to sail. The average opinion is
that they will be needed
For a Deadlfer Conflict
than the suppression Of the Boxers
Even the unhysterieaI Spectator this
week pessimistically inelines to the be-
lief that the interests az stake in the
Far East are too varied aad conflicting
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NOT A RED CROSS NATION.

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-One of the
phases of the trouble in China which
heretofore has been overlooked, but which
may prove to be of great Importance. is
the fact that China is not party TO the
Geneva Red Cross convention by which
tlS signatory powers bound themselves
in time Of war to respect the Red Cross
and to treat surgeons and nurses belong
ing to the armies Of the enemy as nom
combatants. China is the only one of the
great powers of the world which has not
joined in this convention which assures
the safety of those engaged in errands Of
mercy on the battlefield
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TO ADDISON FOR TRIAL.
Five Prisoners. Charged With MUIR
der and Robbery, Taken From
the Buckhannon Jail,

A"ieFS' charged with MUIR
der and Robbery, Taken From
the Buckhannon Jail.
Special TO the Register.
WESTON, ". Va. July 2S-Sherif
Skidmore. of Webster county. with five
guards. passed through here to-day en-
route 10 Addison with five prisoners
taken from the Buckhannon jail. where
they were confined for safe keeping on
account OF the frailty of the Webster
county jail Three are charged with
murder and two with house-b breaking
and stealing. Joseph Prater and his
son Lum, are held for the alleged muir
der Of Tom Conley. The other son.
David. who. it is believed, is IMPLICATED
IN the same murder. is a fugitive from
justice and IS now said 70 be in Ken
lucky. Preston Pauley was the other
prisoner charged with murder. Sheriff
Skldnore said: 'Pauley is regarded as
a bad character. He has given the
!ailor and keepers much trouble. He
Is the same man who. about year ago.
made young man az Camden-on-
Gauley dance until life was nearly ex-
tinct- When the boy would stop dane
ing Pauiey would shoot ar his feet"
The other two were Ord Osburn and I.
H. Collins. who are held for house
breaking and stealing. Csburn. II viii
be remembered. stole 2 trunk from the
Anderson home containing over four
hundred dollars in gold. dropping il out
through q second story window.
The Webster circuit court convenes
next week.
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HAVANA, July 2S.-Mr. Estes G.
Rathbone, recently director general of
posts in Cuba, was arrested at eleven
o'clock to-day on four charges. These
allege the unlawful drawing OF two or
ders for $500 each, paying his private
coachman and gardner from the postal
funds, and drawing per diem allowance
when not entitled to do so. Mr.. Rath-
bone was held in bonds Of s25, 900.
Rathbone remained in the court room
all day awaiting bhe decision Of the
Judge in the matter of the acceptance
of Francisco GAMBIA, one of the richest
Spanish merchants of Havana, as
bondsman for $25, 1000. Rathbone was
obliged
To Go to the Guard House
tonight because the judge ruled that
GAMBIA could not go on the bond with
out the consent of his business partner.
Rabhbones lawyer brought Senior
Gambia to the court house at noon, and
after two hours argument, the judge
said that he was willing to accept
Gambia as ,bondsman if the military au-
thorities were satisfied. When Cap
tain Scott was appealed 10 he sent
three aides to report on Gambas hnan-
cial standing. All reported favorably
and sent word to the judge that the
military authorities were satisfied as
TO the financial qualifications OF the
bondsman and advised accepting, pro-
viding no other impeachment should be
found. After consulting the law firm
that is representing the government in
the case, the judge ruled adversely and
Rathbone was taken to the guard
house. Four charges were fled One
of the claims made was that Rathbone
paid his coachman, footman and gard
ener from the postal funds Another
charge was that OF taking S. per day
without authority. Other charges in
volving $500 each allege that he drew
warrants for mis- own personal use.
and that no vouchers We're furnished
Mr.. RaJhbone's lawyers say the bond
is unreasonable. as the total amount
OF the fraud alleged is not over $4,000
They insist thar ne viii be released
and found innocent Of all charges. 1t
is also claimed that the two warrants
which figure in the case were not
eashed 10y Rath5one, and that they
were part OF the defalcations charged
UP TO Nelly. They also assert that
the per diem allowance arrangement
has never been officially discontinued
and that nothing criminal can be atari
buted to Rathbone on any Of the
charges.
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Il HUNG CHANG COMPLAINS.

SHANGHAI. July est is reported here
that nine members Of the China Inland
Mission have been massaered near Hang
Chow
Three additional warships arrived to-
day.
There are now $50 troops at Woo Sung
Forts, II miles from Shanghai on the
Yang Use. Three thousand troops are
now al the arseaal. Small detachments
are arriving bguriy. Canton is reported
quiet.
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ARRIVED AT NAGAsAKI.

WASHINGTON. July 28.-Tbe var
department has received the following
cablegTam:
"NAGASAKI. July q.
''Adjutant General, Washington
Relief arrived al Nagssski, June
26th. Claude r Leslie, Co. /, 14ch
infantry, died Of disease contracted in
line Of uly-dysentery; his remains
viii be shipped san Francisco. Civil
ian employe, Arthur Heunessy, drown
ed June 2lst; buried al Nagasaki.
Signed, HARRY @. PERLY,
Maj. Med Dept"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-29

RAIN. HAIL AND WIND

Combine 20 Do Immense Damage in
North Dakota.
HILLSBORO. y. D., Jaly 2s.-A tor
nado did great damage in this section
yesterday. One life is known to have
been lost. The storm originated near
Portland and destroyed all means Of
communication, so that ii IS unknown
what happened there. 1t passed across
Trail county, destroying everything in
its path. which was 81 miles long ard
four miles wide.
Thomas Eyerson's house, three miles
north OF Caledonia, was demolished.
One child, a boy, was killed and three
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Eariy this morning the police took pes-
sic Douglass. a ls-year-old sirl. from New
Philadelphia. Ohio out Of house 81 iH-
fame at 1oi6 Alley c. she was taken 70
the Rescue Home until arrangements can
be made for sending her horne
About ore o'clock the police made a
raid on a house OF iii-f&me On Morrow
street conducted oy a eoiored woman
named Boien. About dozen men and
women were arrested and placed in the
Lookup.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-29

Young women VINO are fond Of exer-
cising their artistic talent have re-
yived the fad OF making hat-bands FOR
the male memb3gs of the family and
for friends. Ittis well TO rememeber
thai OILY the simplest outlines are
fsl alonsu- so ri'iszlS - ssas no
very ,.elanorf patterns are Considered
not only Dut OF fashion but not ID the
best of taste.
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NINE MORE MAssACRED.

ST. PETERSBURG. July ga dis
patch has been received here from Ii
Hung Chang dated July 2s. which says
that the Chinese government telegraphs
him under date Of July ., that the minis
tiers are all well. Ii Hung Chang also
complains that none Of the powers have
TO place a warship at his ais
posa for his journey north. and ne added
that he would be compelled to encounter
many obstacles by a land journey.
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Mrs. sarah Fleming Dead,

SpeclaI % the Register.
FAIIRMONT. ". Va, July 2S.-AIrs.
Sarah Fleming died az her home in this
city az $3.50 this morning. aged seventy
four. She is the mother of several
children, among whom is City Clerk
Fleming The disease which caused
her death il said 10 be heart disease.
lnterment tomorrow afternoon al 3
O'Clock, in Woadlawn cemetery.
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ED|CIS and REPORTS
CAME IN PROPULSION,
AND THERE WAS THE CUSTOMARY
DAILY VISIT FROM MINIS
TER WI.
THIS MASS OF ASSERTIONS
kHAs HAD A TENDENCY 70 MAKE
THIS MASS OF ASSERTIONS
GHAS HAD A TENDENCY 70 MAKE
IaiE OFFICIALS a LITTLE
MORE HOPEFUL,

Thosgh an Analysis OF the Material
al Hand Shows That it All Means
Little While the Chinese Govern
Iaent Refuses to Allow the For
<ign Ministers TO Communicate
With Their ernments-Minis-
ter WINS Explanation Doesn't Ex-
plain.
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.Not Good az Repartee.

Washington Star
NO. said Mss Cayenne. thoughtfulIy.
4 am afraid that young man won't do.
He vii never grow Up 70 be the life OF
the party"
What makes you think so2"
He doesn't even know the rldinents
of repartee- When l asked him If ne was
going away for the summer he answered
in a simple negative instead Of answering
that he would STAR here ana let the sum
mer come 10 him-
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An Inventor Dead

CLEE ELAND Ohio. July 2S.-H R. 81.
John the inventor of the tvpe bar type
setting machine, and vice president and
manager OF the ST. John Typobar@com
panyt died of heart disease last night,
ged IS years. y
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-29
KANAWHA DEMOCRATS
Nominate 4 Notably Strong Ticket
for County Offices.

Special 70 the Register.
CHARLESTON, ". Va. July %
The Democrats Of Kanawha county held
their county convention here to-day and
nominated the following ticket:
For sherfff, E. a. Reid; prosecuting
attorney, Joseph E. Chiffon; House Of
Delegates. VIM. A. MacCorkle, \. B. Lit
tlepage. W. 5. Lewis. John E. Burke:
county commissioner. Robt, ". Cabell:
county surveyor, John Slack Cole: as
SCISSORS. P. N. Buck and {. NJ Caven-
der.
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SgaII Cruxhed

kpeclai 70 tne REGISTER
HUNTINGTON. w Va. July 2S.-A
telegram was received here this after
noon from San Antonio. Texas. an
nouncing the death OF C. c. yinson Of
this city. His skull was crushed IN =
railroad wreck. He was re al the
young men OF Huntington. bit had
feen railroading il Texas Tor 7 years.
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WITH VAR EEAR At HAND
GOLD BECOMES A FACTOR.
THE EUROPEAN POWERS ~
SURELY IN NEED OF FIsAN-
CIAL AID.
UNITED STATES LOOKED Tr
AS THE PLACE FRo1J yVr.,rr !.
SUPPLY oF GOLD MAY BE
DRAWN

believed in London That This Cam
try Has the Yellow aIetal 10 snare
and That LiberaIity on the pnrt
OF the Benk of England WIN
Bring it Across the Atlantic-En.-
land Still Firmly Convinced Th,.
the Pekin Legationers Have 49,.
Murdered.
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TemnornriIy Enioined-

CHICAGO. July 2S-The Board Of Trade
was to-day temporarily enjoined from
cutting OF its market report 10 subscrio-
ers. on the petition Of the Central Stock
and Grain Exchange. Of Chicago.
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THAT ALL HIRE DEAD IS
REPORTED 1t Shanghai.
Continued From First Page.

horses. In a week the transport viii
be ready 10 sail, and if the battery is
here she viii go out next Saturday.
The Warren will not so to China. but
will sail for Manila on August IS with
recruits and supplies
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-29

We have a fine Lawrence Upright
Piano, mahogany case, secondhand,
but which has been refinished and is
now practically new, which We viii
sell for $500; former price. $3.50.
F. ". banner co.
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PhiIippine Receints-

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The treasury
receipts of the Philippine islands during
May, 1860, We're SI06 BIG. OF this s62s sSl
was customs and $50. 066 internal revenue
and 81, i25 miscellaneous
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-29
EVERY BONE ACHE
EVERY NERVE STIN

otner minerals These do not cure but the Digestion
destroy the bones and cause the offensive sores
Other socaed cures contain large quantities of opium in
some form, which afford only temporary relief and lead
runous habits and you soon find that when not full of
oPiates the body is full Of pains.
S. S. s. is made exclusively Of roots and herbs
and is safe and harmless for old and young
Don't ternporize with Rheumatism get It out Of
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-29
PnsltiveIx Identined-

NEW YORK, July 2S.-The woman who
committed suicide at the Presbyterian
hospital yesterday has been positively
identified as Miss Nellie G. Blair, of $3.50
Caroline street, st. Louis.
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weekly Bank Statement

NEW YORK, July 2S.-WeekIy bank
statement: Surplus reserves. increased
S. 454 60; loans. increased So, 247 500; specie,
increased S3.0l5,S0o; legal tenders, increas-
ed 81. 20; deposits. increased, So 665. 100;
circulation, increased, s., 0S2, 800; excess,
81, $3.50
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.RATHBONE SPENDING
NIGHT IN GUARD EOUSE.
FORMER DIRECTOR OF CUBAN
POSTS, PLACED UNDER AR
REST YESTERDAY.
OFFERED a GOOD BoNDsNAN.
SHALL HAVE SECURED PART
NER's CONSENT.

Bail Fixed at $4,000, Although the
Whole Amount OF His Alleged
SteaIin2s is Less Than 0ne-Fifth
of That ADMINISTRATIONS At
torneys Say He VIII he Proven In
nocent.
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pinno Rarrn.n

We have fine Lawrence Upright
Piano. mahogany case. secondhand.
but which has been reanished and is
now practically new. which we will
sell for $500; former price. $3.50.
F. ". BAC5rER co.
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Ridpatah,s Condition

NEW YORK. July Sat the Presbytsr-
ian hospital II was said tonight that there
Clark Ridpath. His condition is stiu crit
icsl
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-29

SAN FRANCISCO. July 2S.-Richard d.
Ye!land. the distinguished landscape art
list, died of pneumonia in Oakland. He
was native Of England. aged r.
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Was No Disturbances--
NEW WORK JIlv Ok

NEW YORK, July 2S.-Chief Devery
has 500 reserves on the line of the Orange
mems parade to-day. Sons of Limerick
had threatened a counter demonstration,
but the parade was without special incl
dent. There was no disturbance.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-29
Imports and Export-

NEW YORK. July S.-The exports of
gold and silver from this port TO ali coun-
tries for this week aggregated $685.. as sill
Yer bars and coin and SieSo0 gold The
imports were Sl9,67S gold and $S4s3O Sill
Yer The imports Of dry goods and mer-
chaadise We're valued az Se74S,75
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-29

NEW YORK, July 2-The Columbian
from Liverpool reports that she encoun-
tered dense fog of New Foundland
and an eighth OF a mile in length. The
temperature OF the air was IS and the
water - degrees.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-29
Geronimo Not Insane

FORT WORTH, Texas. July 2s.-Ad-
vices. received here deny that the famous
Apache chief, Geronimo. has gone stark
mad, as was reported recently from Vim
tia, Ina. Ter. He is said TO be living
quietly with his squaw on the Fort Sill
reservation.
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Worked on sneeches-

LINCOLN, Neb., July 2S-This was
quiet day for w. ]. Bryan. He had no
visitors Of promnece and devoted most
of the day TO the preparation OF speeches.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-29

WASHINGTON. July 2S-The name Of
ex-governor Woicott, OF Massachusetts.
is under serious consideration as sTcreS,
sor 10 Gen Draper as United States am
bassadOr 10 Italy.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-29

resc.,ea In fact, we are assured that
everything possible will be done ny our
q government !, r, ana the other Christian
nstioas to relieve us Immediately.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-29

WASHINGTON July 2.-Wm. T. Fee.
L. s Consul at Bombay. reports the ar
rival June >. OF the steamship Quito with
i've thousand tons Of corn contributed by
the people OF America for the relief OF the
famine sufferers in India.
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10 See the Siuhtx-

FREMONT, Ohio. July 2s.-Webb c.
G. Hayes, who recently returned from the
Philippines. where he served as a lieu
tenant colonel Of volunteers, left to-day
Tor China via San Francisco. Col Hayes
says he Is on sightseeing tour
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Rurnl Free peIirerx-

WASHINGTON, July 2S.-The postoffice
department has ordered rural free deliv-
cry at Fairbury, H.; Madison, Ohio and
Richland. Wis, and additional service al
Iowa City, Iowa.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-29
stiu Using DYNAMITE

ST. LOUIS, July 2S.-Five cars of the
Transit company were damaged during
the night by dynamite placed on the
tracks. Nobody was injured.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-29

BOSTON, July 2s-decretary ErTing
Winslow, of the Imperialist League,
says the convention called for Indianap-
Oils August Il, has no connection with
the Congress to be held at indianapolis
August Is.
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Gon,pers Gives Up

CHICAGO, July 2S.-President Gompers,
of the Federation, will give UP his efforts
10 settle the Chicago labor trouble and
depart for Washington tomorrow, salts
fled, he says, that the contractors don't
desire to make peace.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-29

Aeollans and Pianolas at bottom
prices. F. ". RAUMER co.