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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-09-03
AMATEUR NOTES.

The Sistersville and Doyle base ball
teams crossed bats at Benwood Sunday
afternoon. In the eighth inninS the
score stood to in favor Of the Doyles
In the ninth inning SistersviIle scored
three runs, making the score 10 to il
their favor, and with two men out the
police stopped the game, and as The
Doyies did not get to bat their half, the
umpire called the game back to the
eighth inning and gave the game to the
Doyles. Score:
6istersville .........2 0 0 o.
Doyles ..................0 0 l 5 o 0-S
Batteries, for Sistersyille, Ellison aud
Haddox; for Doyles, Schwartz and
Tucker
The c.. Stephens defeated the crack
team of Bellaire, the McCreadys, in one
of the finest games played on the Bell
aire grounds this season by d score of
10 to s. Batteries, for the Stephens,
Stephens and Bennett: for Bellaire,
Ammingun and Meanham The feature
of the game was the batting of the
STEPHENS. Hits, Stephens, 20; Bellaire,
D; errors, l and 3. The Stephens would
like to hear from all strong teams for
games. 1t seems that all the clubs are
afraid OF them.
The Al Hib6crds defeated the Winder
& Parkers by the score OF 10 to 6. Bat
teries, for Eibberds, Genther and Null
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ACCOMPLISHMENT IN SHANGHAI.

Copyright, 1890. the Associated Press)
SHANGHAI, September 3.-The re-
ports from European capitals that Rus
STA has decided 10 leave Pekin causei
amazement here when first heard
through Chinese sources Officials
were especially inclined to treat them
with incredulity, inasmuch as every
step in connection with Russia's occu-
patton had apparently been taken with
a view 10 permapency. The theory was
that in the railroad Russia held she
key to the situation and that when the
Taku hal'oor was closed by the ice and
other powers would be dependent upon
Russia to provision their troops in Pc
kin.
The officers Of the other armies have
constantly predicted that the Russians
intended 10 keep the railway and the
hold the line of forts and arsenals TO
Pekin, thus securing the strongest foot
hold of any nation.
The assumption is now that financial
reasons possibly influence Russia TO her
present decision. She has her hands
full to maintain her troops and part OF
the army has some mes lacked prop
er rations.
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in Nankin, the British consul shaving
been insulted.
Ii Hung Chang had long conference
yesterday with Mr. William Woodyiu,
Rockhill, United States special commits
sioner. Earl Lis party is said to be
jubilant at the
Present Aspect of Affairs.
1t is again asserted that Prince Tuan
is with the Empress Dowager on the
borders of the province of Snag ST. and
that he was responsible for sending
Chao Shu Ckao, now president OF the
board of punishment, to investigate the
pro-foreign tendencies of Liu Kunyi
the viceroy OF Nankin.
The Shanghai correspondent Of the
Daily News says that Earl Lis manner
has become Objectionable and buster
ing"
According to despatch from Yien
-Sin, dated August 18th to the Stand
ard, an epidemic OF suicides has broken
cut among the Chinese in Pekin. where
entire families are hanging them
selves.
The Shanghai correspondent of the
ines wiring yesterday says: Iii
lung Chang has received a telegram
from the Chinese minister in Berlin
asserting that Germany is prepared to
IN concert with Russia with a view
e : settlement, ard that, therefore, it is
probable
Germany VIII Follow Russia
and withdraw her troops from Pekin.
A party OF forty missionaries arriy-
ed here yesterday said the British res
idents at the time tie Americans left
were preparing in a leisurely manner
to proceed to Tien Tsin. Fighting had
entirely ceased, and hardly any Chinese
were met en- roEte
a. mt is not doubted here"
says the Vienna correspondent Of the
Standard, that Russia's proposals viii
be in the end accepted BY Germany.
who cannot but shrink from single
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held to-day which was attended by
members of the craft from all over the
glass districts. At the meeting it was
unanimously decided to refuse to obey
the order of Simon Burns, president CT
the Window Glass Workers Associa-
ton, that all members of the organi-
cation must work to secure 1atteners
10 fill the places OF members Of the
Window Glass Flatteners Association
in the plants of the American Window
Glass Company. 1t was also decided to
refuse at all times to work in a plan.
Of the combine in which non-unicn or
''scab' fc.teners were employed, no
mater what personal agreement Pres
ident Burns had made with the COM
bine in the matter.
While all those present expressed the
determination to stand by their cwn
organization so far as they could ana
maintain its integrity, they said they
could nos as union men help in such at
tenpts IS President Burns ordered to
exterminate other crafts in the glass
trade
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ALL CUT AND DRIED.
The New York Republican Ticket
and Platform Mapped Out,
For the Convention Which Meets mt
Saratoga To-MorrOw-The Admin
istration to be Endorsed All
Along the Line.

SARATOGA, September 2.-The concen-
sus of opinion here tonight makes up the
following Republican State ticket TO be
nominated by the convention which will
meet here Tuesday:
For Observation-Disclosures B. Odell, Jr., Of
Orange; for Lieutenant Governor limo
thy L. Woodruff. of Kings; for Cemptrol-
Ter, VIM. J. Morgan, of Erie: for Secre-
tary CT State, John T. McDonough. of AL
bany; for State Engineer Edward A.
Bond, of Jefferson; for Attorney General
John c. Davies of Oneida; for State
Treasurer, John p. Jaeckel. of Cuyahoga
AS far as obtainable tonight, because
over some sections of the platform there
is still debate, the resolutions have been
decided upon which will,
First, indorse strongly the administra-
ton of President Mckinley, vigorously
unfolding the gold standard.
Second. strong Endorsement of the gov
eminent policy in Cuba and Porto Rico,
and statement that the PHILIPPINES are
ours by every right, and that If it can be
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Base Rall Briefs.

New Castle made four double plays
in the first game, and one in the sec
ond, Saturday.
Left Fielder Lawrence, on New CAS-
tie, struck out five times in the two
games.
Pat Meaney and Van REiren did excel
lent stick work
Those triples in the second game
were beauties, and no mistake.
Denny Lyons made the winning run
in the second game. The fly to right
field was short, and the throw was
good. 1t was a very close decision al
the plat e.
Wheeling has an excellent chance
to pull up into second place before the
finish.
The Columbus-Anderson team Will
be here to-day.
Pat Wright was left behind. The
police forced him to disgorge Sl0o. HIS
explanation was that he simply wanted
to protect himself. 1t made no differ
ence to him that his protection was at
the expense of the other players.
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A EI-t Denial.

SHAMOKIN. Pa, September John
Fahey. president of No. . district, United
Mine Workers OF America, comprising the
counties of Northumberland and Schuyl-
kill, Columbia and Dauphin, issued a
statement tonight that the claim made
by operators that by n poll OF miners it
was found that IS per cent. of them would
not strike. is incorrect He says all mem
bers Of the organization will cease work,
as will the unorganized men. who are in
sympathy with the invitation of the or
ganization for a conference with the mine
operators. lie also denied the truth OF
the published statement that bituminous
mine operators are fomenting a strike In
the anthracite region.
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MR.. BRYAN'S TRIP.
He is i'm Chicago. In Readiness fca
To-Day's Speech.


CHICAGO, Sept. 2.-William j.
Bryan spent the day at the Auditorium
hotel. with Senator Jones and other
Democratic politicians. He will deliver
Labor Day Grafton tomorrow. and
leave at p. m. over the b. & o. for
Cumberland. Md. where he will open
the campaign in that State Tuesday
night. The Cumberland meeting will
be followed by two days tour of West
Virginia. arranged by National Com
mitteeman McGraw. September 10th
he will make an address in ST. Louis.
From St. Louis MIR. Bryan will re-
turn TO Lincoln, where he will rest two
weeks.
In response to request from tho
press for a statement on Labor Day, Mr..
Bryan tonight wrote the following
"The laborer is worthy of his
hire; On this day set apart for
the consideration of the wage
workers interests, let each one
enquire whether the man who
tolls earns "a fair share of the
proceeds of his labor. and if not,
let him apply remedy
Before leaving South Bend to-day Mr.,
Bryan paid visit to Notre Dame Uni
versity, and was shown through the in
stitution.
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called expansion, then the party in New


called expansion. then the party in New
York State is for expansion
Third. an Endorsement Of the adminis-
tration of Theodore Roosevelt as Govern
or of New York
Firth, a non-committal plan regarding
the canals, saying that there is now be-
ing made preliminary SURVEY. aufhoriz-
ed by the last Legislature. for the purpose
OF accurately determining the cost OF their
enlargement, and thar the Republican
party win not favor any large expendit-
ure unless it is certain that as result Of
the eniargemnet OF their capacity the
condition OF ali classes of the people ana
ell sections of the State will be MATERIAL
~ improved.
Skin, al endorsement of the National
Republican ticket.
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LONDON, September 3, 4 a. m-The
publication of the text OF the Russian
proposals has intensified, rather than
diminished, the suspicious entertained
by England of Russia's proceedings.
The rupture of the European concert
is an accepted fact Opinions differ,
however. as to the way in which the
powers will now group themselves.
Some papers think that Great Britain,
Japan and the triple alliance will stand
together in refusing to leave Pekin..
The Daily Telegraph, which expresses
regret that President Mckinley has
committed the United States to follow
the Russian lead, considers, however,
that Japan, whose consistent policy
since the war of 1884 has been to con-
ciliate and effect a raprochment with
China, will throw her lot with Russia
and will be reluctantly followed by
France, who
Does Not Dare to Risk
UlF6fSGuCG Wiuu TuoSld-
events have therefore conspired."
says the Daily Telegraph, ito throw
the balance of diplomatic power into
Lord Salisbury's hands, for Austrai-
Hungary and Italy must side with Ger
many, who probably will propose come
compromise and he supported by Eng
land
The Times feels perfectly clear, it
says, that neither honor nor the inter-
ests Of England will permit her to fol-
low Russia's example. 1t trusts that
Germany also will refuse TO leave Pc
kin, and expresses '5he hope that the
report that the State Department in
Washington disproves the Russian sug-
gestion may prove correct.
Most Of the morning papers express
similar views and
Decline to Believe
in the sincerity of Russia's promise to
evacuate Manchuria.
There is no confirmation of the re-
port that the Chinese attacked the al
lies at Kang Chung, which is six miles
south of Pekin.
Various dispatches from Shanghai
confirms the reports of the failure of the
rice crop in the NanIsin district, and as
sert that foreigners are being molested
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STANDING OF CLUBS.
Special to the Register.

Special 10 inc Register.
DAYTON, O., September 2.-The
Stogies were shut out to-day by the
league leaders. But one man was
scored during the game and that came
in in the fourth, when Myers sent tine
ball down the left foul line for what
seemed to be a single. The ball was
lost in some high weeds, however, and
before it could be recovered, Myers had
made a circuit of the bases. 1t was
great game from start to finish. Wat
kins and Jones were almost evenly
matched. Watkins displayed wonderful
effectiveness when men were on bases,
particularly in the eighth. The bases
were then filled and but one was out
AT this juncture Congalton popped out
and Denny Lyons famed three times.
Umpire Davis gave both pitchers a
raw deal on base decisions.
Dayton has sold Catcher Donohue to
Pittsburg, receiving in exchange
Catcher Deal and $1,000.
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Wheeling will return frcm Dayton
this morning, and this afternoon will
open a series of games at the Island
Park with the Columbus-Anderson
team. 1t is possible that two games
viii be played, this depending upon the
time the teams arrive. Patrons of the
game may learn definitely about it by
Fhonlng the street railway Office.
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veg; for Winder & Parkers, D. Bero.
Holiday, lille and A. Berp.
The AL. Hibberds were to play the ].
]. Slippners yesterday afternoon but
they failed to appear.
The Winder & Parkers were to play
the Pink Carriers, but the latter failed
to appear and the game was given to
the former by the score of to O.
The LaBelles will play the Mounds
villes Saturday, September s. If this Is
satisfactory answer through this paper
or address 3. Brazier, 2746 Chaplsne
street, Wheeling.
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THE UNSUITABLE MoNGoosE.


the great scheme Oh nature and introduce
uhntled Tor
amman
rat ana as Voracous as which in
naica Du1 congress
peaence was SAD should
VII" M ana SO Its rulers introduced
lats ana SNAKES and also
cat yellow dog Soon Of ticks owing d the birds
having been devoured 8 -
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HARD LINES.
American Tourists in Europe Have
to Take SteeraGa Passage Home.

10 rake Steeraga Passage Home.
BERLIN. September lowing to the
unusually heavy westward traffic. as well
as TO the interruption in sailing owing to
the Hoboken disaster and TO the charter
ing of passenger steamers by the German
government for use in Chinese waters,
many American citizens have recently
been compelled TO take Storage passage
IN returning to the United States
The physicians of the North German
Lloyd Steamship Company have insisted
upon vaccination of all those to meet the
requirements of the United States laws.
Recently an American filed strong obiec-
tons with Mr.. Henry W. Diederich.
United States consul at Bremen. who
wrote to Washington for instructions.
meanwhile forbidding the physicians in
question to vaccinate Americans in the
steerage, on the ground that the law was
intended to apply to immigrants only.
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To-Night's Contest.

There is considerable local interest
in the contest between Jack McClelland
OF Pittsburg, and Tony Mason, of New
York. which is to be pulled Off at the
Fulton clubhouse tonight. The prin
cipals arrived in the city late last night
and large contingent Of Pittsburg
sports will come down this afternoon.
There is a side wager Of $500 on the re-
suit. The preliminary will be between
two PittSburg boxers
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handed war with China. The Austrian
newspapers. though at first ignorant,
are new beginning to realize the posi-
biIities of an acceptance of the Rus
sian-American solution
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THE CONNECTION MADE
At the Pumping Station, Witncu
Any Mishap.

Any Mishap.
By reason of having taken the proper
precautions, the second attempt 10 es-
tablish connection between the new
water works pump and the reservoir
supply main, which was made yester-
day, was carried out very successfully.
The force Of Workmen started at
midnight, and had completed the con-
nection shortly after noon, when the
pumps were again started in operation.
The water was very muddy for a few
hours. and there was a sufficient guam
tity, and no person suffered any serious
inconvenience.
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BATTER "a" BOYS
HhI IEh a BUYS
Returned From Detroit With n
Check for :, Hrn.Sn,,a sr,,

Rctur1ed From Detroit With a
Check for II Handsome SUM.
Late last night the remaining mem
bers OF Battery "a" U. r. X. of P.
returned from Detroit. where they par
ticipatod in the annual encampment of
the Knights CT Pythi3s. They brought
with them the check for 5000 which was
p9id fer their exhibition drill
No visitors to Detroit were accorded
more consideration. or higher honors
than the boys of Battery A They
were a conspicuous feature Of the pa
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Schedule for 18th week. Monday. Sep
TENDER 3, Renwood VS.. X. K. X; Columbia
VS.. G.. G. c. Tuesday. September 4, w.
Is K r. VS.. Osceolas; Henry George VS..
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GLASS WORKERS DECIDE

To Refuse the Orders of Simon Burns
or to Work in "Seab' Plants.
PITTSBURG, Sept. "A meeting Of
window glassbioWers and gatherers was
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LONDON BELIEVES
CONCERT Is broken.
THE QUESTION NOW Is, HOW WILL
THE POWERS GROUP
THEMSELVES.
NO RELIANCE IN RUSSIA
THE COMMENTS OF THE PRESS
SHOW DECIDED CHAGRIN.

The s.Tines' Says Neither the Honor
Nor Interest of England VIII Per-
nit Her to Follow Russia's Exam
ple-AR Epidemic OF Suicide at
Peking-Wh0Ie Families Hang
ThemseIves-FOreig Are Be-
ing MoIested at NanlSfng.
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The Labor Day Picnic to-day will
undoubtedly eclipse any similar oc-
CASTOR in the past.
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The ladies' bicycle race at the
Fair Grounds, Monday, viii be great.
Come and see it.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

BUFFALO, N. Y, September 2-Score:
Buffalo .......0 . 0 / 0 % Is 3
Mia apoiis II ! 0 l IS - 3
Hooker and Schreeh; Mccain and Fish
err Umpire, DWyer. al3f,-....-
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DAYTON LOST THE Ball
AND SINGLE WAS STRETCHED
INTO THE ONLY RUN OF
THE GAME.
BEAUTIFUL EXHIBITION.

FauitIessIy Played ny Both Teams.
Results Elsewhere I'm the Inter-
state and observation-disclosures to
play Here To-Dny-The Bout at
the NJ. A. G. To-NiEht-0ther Sport.
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Dayton -WheeiinG o.

Anderson 5-New Castle 4.
Toledo 5-MariOn y.
Toledo 9-Nnri0n 3.
Fl. Wayne 6-MansGeld q,
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TOLEDO Ohio. September Score:

TOLEDO, Ohio, September 2.-Score:
Marion $780,. o 30 0 0 0 0 0 90 4 2
Ewing and Arthur; Pats and Lynch.
Second game:
Toledo ........0 0 0 0 5 / 80 II 2
Marion .......0 0 0 0 0 3 0--3 4
Gates and Arthur; Allcmang and Lynch
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FIT WAYNE Ind. September 2-score:
Fl. Wayne % 0 6 0 0 So 10 4
Mansfield IL 0 0 0 0 0 II 2
Fricken and Bergen; Smith and Fox.
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-- -
10. Ill. Senfemher $50

C8ICAGO, III, September 2.-Score:
Chicago .......1 0 0 e CT z
Detroit ........0 I @ 0 0-3 0
Denser and Sugden; Yeager and McCal-
lister I'mpire Sheridan
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FoNO4VIf '7t1l'N-'
Bases on balls off Jones 3. Struck out,
by Watkins 8, by Jones 2. Umpire, Davis.
Time 1:35.
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ANDERSON, Ind, September 2.-Score:
Anderson 90 2 0 0 80
Mahaffey and Beyille; Thomas and Graf
fiGS.
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handsome race run upon MIN, why
have you avoided me all the EVENING"
81 haven't avoided you, he said.
Tut, tut; you mustn't contradict
lady, you know. want the reason, the
real reason and no excuses
Before the young man could reply
Billy Heckle, his face flushed with wine
or anger, or perhaps both, strobe down
the path and confronted them.
81 gave you your warming" he cried.
Lord Stansford sprang to his feet
Miss Linderham arose also and looked
in some alarm from one young man to
the other
stop moment, Hecklel Don { say
n word, and | will meet you where you
like afterwurd," hurriedly put in his
lordship.
"Afterward is no good to me-" an.
swered Heckle. 81 gave you the tip and
!0n haven't followed it.
81 beg you to remember, said STAINS
ford, in low voice with a tremor in
1t, there is lady present"
Hiss Linderham turned to CO.
"Stopa moment" cried Heckle. "Do
you know who this man is2'
Miss Linderham stopped, but did not
answer.
"I'll tell yen who he is. He is hired
guest. My father pays guineas for
his presence here tonight, and every
place you have met him he has been
there on hire. That's the kind of man
hord Stansford is. l told You should
expose you. Now I am going to tell the
others"
Lord Stansford's face was as white as
paper, His teeth were clinched, and,
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He Got the Money.

The youngest son Of distinguished
citizen Of Chicago went abroad with a
liberal amount Of money for boy Of
his age, not long ago, and after month
In London, he cabled to his father,
"Please send el00 quick" and signed
his name. Willie Blank.
Mr.. Blank took this cable to the
Office Of his eldest son and said, in a
puzzled way; "Willie has just csbled
for e100. Now, wonder what the boy
wants to do with II.
"Cable and find out" was the sug-
gestlon, and Mr.. Blank sent to Willie
Blank this message, "What do you
want money forf"
A few hours later came the reply,
"For Willie Chicago Inter Ocean,
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The morals OF today arc made up Of sp.
pearanccs.-Ame. Louise COlCt,
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All women are fond OF minds that inhabit
fine bodies, Of souls that have fine eyes,
j. Joubert.