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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-22
PREACHED IN BROOKE COUNTY.
Rev. ID. e. Stewart Says He Was Or
dained-His Hearing Postponed.

Rev. ID. E. Stewart Says He Was Or
dained-His Hearing Postponed.
WILKESBARRE, Pa, November 81.
Rev. D. E. Stuart, charged with per-
forming a criminal operation and
against whom a warrant has been is
sued for wife murder, was closeted
nearly all day with his counsel and
the expected hearing was not held to-
day. His counsel will tomorrow take
Stuart before one of the court judges
for habeas corpus hearing.
The mystery enshrouding the prose-
cution is being cleared up gradually.
The dead woman's parents, it is now
said, are the real. prosecutors. Stuart
claims the entire affair is a malicious
persecution and he feels confident of
acquittal Relative to the published
reports that Stuart was never regular
ly ordained Stuart says he is gradu-
ate of Bucknell University and Beth
any College, that he was ordained as
minister on October 4, 1897, at Eben-
ezer Baptist church, Brook county, w.
Va, and was pastor there for while.
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NEWS FROM MANILA.

MANILA, November 21.-Gen. Mac
Arthur said to-day the result of the
Presidential election was in no way re-
sponsible for the orders to push opera
lions against the Filipinos. The re-
turn of soldiers from China increases
the force to 10000 The general is en-
larging the force in the various dis
tricts.
The customs warehouses are con-
gested, which is delaying the COM
merce. Merchants talk of bonded
warehouses.
The soldiers from China are selling
many curios looted from the resi-
dences of the nobility.
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BeiIaire Briefs.

One drunk in the city jail.
The Board of Pension Examiners met
yesterday.
Mrs. James Deegan, of McMeehen, is
visiting here.
Miss Ganser, of Aetnaville, is a guest
Of friends here.
w. G.. Simpson, of Glencoe, was in
the city yesterday.
John Henry, who has been sick with
typhoid fever, is improved.
James T. Kelley, of the First Ma
tional Bank, is at Cleveland.
Mrs. F. ]. McKelvey, Of Bethel, was
here the guest of her son, Clarence.
Prosecuting Attorney, H. S. Arm
strong, and County Clerk Lawson E..
Emerson were Where last evening.
The farmers who optioned their coal
lands last summer and fall are still
waiting for their money. The parties
who optioned the land are from Pitts
burg, and they promised prompt pay
ment, but so far have failed to show
up any cash.
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CONCERNING INDIVIDUALS.


Arrival and Departure Of Strang-
ers.
The Rev. ]. Birmingham, Of the
Island, is in Fairmont.
Mr.. ]. ]. Jones left at midnight for
Baltimore over the B. & O.
Mrs. w. E. Caldwell, of the Island, is
the guest Of Chicago friends.
Ran Stalnaker left yesterday even
ing over the B. & o. for Baltimore.
Miss Daisy Sharp, of North Main
street, is visiting friends in Pittsburg.
Gus Franzheim and John Lutz went
to Short creek yesterday on hunting
expedition.
Joseph Speidel. Jr., and Jessie Spei-
del left Yesterday over the B. & Q. for
Baltimore.
Gilbert Conner, OF the South Side,
has returned to the NJ. E. Seminary at
Buckhannon.
Hon. John ]. Coniff is confined to
his home on Thirteenth street with
throat trouble.
Mrs. Joseph Parkinson and son, of
photograph, O., are the guests OF Prof.
and Mrs. Lloyd of the Island
Mrs. Anna Ketchum, OF New Rich
mond, Ohio, is the guest of Mrs. Chris
tina Maurer, of South Eoff street.
Robert Smith and wife, of Harris
vile, departed last evening over the
Pennsylvania line for Norfolk, Va.
Charles Seidler, the engineer at the
Schmulbach brewery, is Ill of rheuma-
tism at his home in the Eighth ward.
Prof. F. H.. Crago, of the Eighth
ward, leaves to-day for his old home
at Carmichaels, being called there TO
attend the funeral of his uncle, Smith
Crago.
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NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY.
A Collection of Small Events o
Each Passing Dn-.

a Collection of SMALL Events OF
Each Passing Dnr.
The Welcome club will dance at
Armory hall on Thanksgiving eve.
The Emerald club will give its
opening hop at the Central Garden
club on Thanksgiving night.
Two steel Orders for the new B. &
o. bridge across the creek were placed
across the north span yesterday.
The All Alike club will dance at
the Pythian Castle on Thanksgiving
eve. Prof. Killmeyer will furnish the
music,
The Ohio County Criminal Court
adjourned for the term yesterday af-
ternoon. A special term may be held
If necessary.
All members of Ritchie football
team are requested to be at Forty-first
street grounds Friday evening at a.
sharp to indulge in practices
The Young Mems Improvement
Association of the South Side will give
an oyster supper at their headquarters
On the South Side Saturday night
Last evening the opening services
Of a series of especial revival services
was given in the North street church.
The meeting was largely attended and
very successful.
The usual programme at Pleasant
Valley Park will be varied tonight
when a masquerade ball win be given.
Elaborate arrangements have been
made for the affair, and it promises to
DE largely attended,
The infant class and Sunday
school of ST. Andrews Protestant
Episcopal Mission will give a stereop-
ticon entertainment tomorrow even
ing at the mission. A series of Bibli-
cal and other pictures will be shown.
The Madison football team accepts
the challenge of the Ritchies for a
game on Saturday the oath, preferred
II the Ritchies will play that date tel
ephone Frank Kincheloe, manager.
Game 20 be played on the old fair
grounds.
Monday evening the Rev. G. E.
Clarke of the Thomson NJ. C. church
delivered very interesting lecture
The attendance was very large. The
\
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GOING TO THE WEDDING.

WASHINGTON, November FL
President and Mrs. Mckinley will &C
to Baltimore on Saturday to witness the
marriage of Miss Lillian Gary, daugh-
ter of the ex-Postmaster General, and
Robert G. Taylor. They will be accom-
panied by nearly all the cabinet Off
GERS and their wives. The gentlemen
of the party will remain for breakfast
but early in the afternoon will leave
for Philadelphia, where the President
and members of his cabinet will at
tend the annual banquet of the Union
League Club.
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River Pickings.

The jewel arrived last night from
Newport.
The marks on the wharf at midnight
showed 3 feet and rising.
Jeff Frame, candidate for wharf
master on the Democratic ticket, is
making an active canvass.
The Lorena will resume in the Pitts
burg and Muskingum river trade as
soon as there is sufficient water.
By the time the repairs on the Frank
Gilmore are completed she will be
practically rebuilt
The Kanawha is reported as going
to resume next week.
The Cricket has removed the hull of
the Dick Brown above Cincinnati
Next Monday the Congressional COM
mittee on rivers and harbors will meet
il Washington to get the appropria-
ton bill in shape for the consideration
of the House
The MoLongahela River Coal Com
pany has ordered the towboats Enter
prise, Dave Wood, John Moren, Vol
unteer. Fallie, B. D. Wood, Nellie
Walton, Boaz and Belle MCGOWAN to
proceed to Pittsburg at once.
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PENNSYLVANIA OFFICIAL.

HARRISBURG. Pa, November IL
The compilation of the official returns
OF the late election was completed to-
day by the State committee. Total
vote cast for President follows:
Mckinley 712.665: Bryan
424 ,232; Woolley (Pro) 27.90S; NAL
loney 1896; Barker 63S; Debs 1881.
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I'm Clerk Rohertson.s ONCE.

Yeterday in Clerk Robertson's Office
the following were recorded:
Deed made November Il. 1900, by G..
w. Martin and others to w. H. Burns
and F. NJ. Church, consideration 81 500,
transfers a lot in the Chapline & Eof1
addition.
Deed made November II. 1900, by w.
A. Wilson and wife to w. H. Burns
and F. Nj: Church, consideration 1880.
transfers lot in the ChaplIne & Eoff
addition.
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BRIDGEPORT.

Events From the Town Across the
Way.
Miss Blanche Adolphe has returned
from Steubenville.
Mr.. John Morrow left yesterday for
Sadiz to visit friends.
Mrs William Beall, of Steubenville
is the guest of friends.
A number from here joined the Bell
aire Elks last evening.
]. Smith has moved his family from
AetEayille to GAINESVILLE.
Thomas McGoagh has returned
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BIG FIRE IN CHARLESTON

Special TO the Register.
CHARLESTON, w Va. November q
The Jennings Manufacturing Company
plant for making all kinds Of wooden han
dies for edged tools. was totally destroyed
by fire. at $50 tonight, that originated II
the packing room, the cause being IN
known The loss is between 1880 and
81, 900, partially covered BY insurance
The firm is composed Of s. p Jennfng:
and his sons. who also operate a similar
plant on a larger scale at New Castle
Indiana
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NEBRASKA OFFICIAL.

LINCOLN, Neb., November 21.-The
official count for Nebraska, partially
finished to-day, shows that McKin-
ley's plurality in the State is 1922.
The total vote of the State is 25f,99S.
Oh these Mckinley received III, S35;
Bryan 114,013
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from Miller's Station, where he was
investigating mine trouble.
The revival at the West End M. e.
church is meeting with much encour-
ment, and will be continued.
The Belmont Telephone Company
has commenced to place their wires
here and it is understood will soon
commence to set poles in other places
where they have secured franchises.
The Belmont company means business.
The hot turkey supper at the Pres
byterian church tonight promises 10
be a success.
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FOUND THEM GUILTY.

GREENSBORO, Pa November I'll
John Pohovich and Vassil Kikolov, the
Russian highwaymen charged with be-
ing accessories to the murder Of Alfred
Hosler, paymsster OF the Southwest
Connellsville Coke Company, were de-
clared by the jury this evening to be
guilty Of murder in the first degee.
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Take Precnution.

It is yet vivid in the memory OF
many citizens about the many robber-
les here a year ago, and few thieves
were caught. Citizens who have the
welfare of the city at heart, think it
well for every family to take precau-
lions owing to the fact that large
of strangers have arrived in the city
and act suspiciously. They do not
work, and it seems some action should
be taken to rid the city of them.
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ALL NOW SETTLED.

Special to the Register.
STEUBENvILLE, Ohio, November 81.
All the details of the agreement of the
Mingo JUNCTION wage scale We're settled
to-day, and when it came to the foot notes
of the scale concessions were made by the
company which made 1t better for the
tonnage men
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Marks From Above.

PITTSBURG-River AZ feet and rising
Cloudy and cold.
WARREN-River feet inches Wea-
Their cloudy and cold.
OIL CITY-River 3 feet 10 inches and
rising. Weather cloudy and cold.
MORGANTOWN-Rive Z feet inches
and rising Weather clear and COOL
ROWNSVILLE-Riv 6 feet inches
and rising. ga
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Indenendent Ticket.

We have no epithe's or personalities
to hurl at the writer in the Herald
Tribune. That is level the Register
scorns, but it is well to add that this
paper has said nothing against a Dem
ocratic ticket. If the Herald-Tribune
wishes reform IN this county, and
wants just taxation, why does it not
come out and advocate it The only
thing it does is to howl at those who
say reform is needed.
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BELLAIRE.
News Notes of Interest From the Bel-
mont County Town.
Destructive Winds.

At st. Clairsville Junction yesterday
the high wind played havoc and the
citizens were much alarmed. The wind
visited other parts near, but the dam
age could not be ascertained. At ST.
Clairsyille Junction it blew over the
house of C. Lamb, which was being
built, also a building owned by q.
Fletcher, and many other houses were
damaged. No lives were lost. The
loss could not be learned last evening.
All through this section the wind blew
a terrific gale, and many OF the citizens
were much alarmed.
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PROMINENT YOUNG MAN DEAD.

Special to the Register.
BEVERLY. W. Va, November a1-Afr.
Charles Leonard, one Of the most popular
young men of Beverly. died on Monday
night. Mr. Leonard was . years old and
had suffered from lung trouf1e for sogne
time An aggravated case OF pneumonia
was the immediate cause Of his death
He was buried in Beverly cemetery on
Tuesday afternoon at 8 o'clock
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wind DeIayed Locals.

The T. NJ. Bayne, Steubenville pack
ct, and the Leroy, Darlington boat, were
delayed yesterday by heavy wind. All
the boats having TO turn at the wharf
experienced some difficulty yesterday,
especially the City of Wheeling.
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INTERSCHOLASTIC GAMES.

Wolf & Greer Team of Martins Ferry,
Cleaned Up For Elliott Yesterday.
Scheduled Games.
The Wolf and Greer team of Mar
tins Ferry played all around Elliott
school yesterday afternoon at the
Island park, defeating them IL to O..
Two twenty minute halves were play
ed. The Elliott team looked like giants
alongside their opponents but when
1t came to playing the game they were
nowhere. The result was a surprise.
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The Ben Hur to Resume.

The steamer Avalon, which is in the
Ben Hur's place, left at o'clock yes
terday afternoon for Pittsburg, being
the first packet to go through with
freight and passengers for several
months. 1t is reported that the Ben
Hur will resume Monday.
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FOUND GOLD IN OHIO.

Special TO the Register.
STEUBENVILE. o., November IL
Much mystery surrounds find of gold
in the Wallace coal mine on Jeddo
Run. The ind has been kept as quiet
as possible and the mine is constantly
guarded. Assays of the gold bearing
rock have been made and demonstrate
that it will pay to work it. The news
of the find and the assay has aroused
much excitement.
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WHEELING sPORTSM1E
.eport Good Hunting in Hardy Coun-

Report Good Hunting in Hardy Coun-
ty-Securing Big Game and Small.
Osce Statler and James Dyson, of
this city are on hunting trip in Har-
dy county, in the vicinity of Wardens-
vile, already they have secured two
deer, large doe and five pronged
buck. On Las Saturday the two
bagged seven y, ID turkeys. There are
a number of Baltimore sportsmen in
the same locality.
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A DOZEN WOMEN
Who Broke Out of Quarantine. Scat
tered Through Parkersburg.

Special to the Register.
PARKERSBURG. W. Va, November q.
dozen women arrived here at $40 to-
night from the east Half an hour later
it was discovered that they were from
the small pox district in Harrison county.
having broken the quarantine. The po-
lice are searching throughout the tender
loin district where they scattered. and
they will be quarantined or run out OF
town if caught.
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The Ruth Disabled.

Yesterday morning word was re-
would not be up for several days, as
one of her mud drums was in bad con-
dition just after she left Sistersville,
and she was forced to return for re-
pairs.
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Suspended.

Officer Tschappatt has been suspend
ed He was foully beaten up Tuesday
morning at the First ward house and
was sleeping when the assault was
made. He is still confined to his
home and it was reported yesterday
that he was in serious condition. 1t
might have been just as we'll to have
waited to learn his story before sus-
uending him.
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BOWLING.

Wheeling league
Sunny Brooks-S2s, 7S9, TO, 1888;
All Alikes, SS5, 917, SAG, 1851.
Y. M. G. A. league:-
Pirates $50 672, 645. 1867; Glad
stones, 563. 495. $40. 1.6O7.
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The City High school-Frazier game
scheduled for yesterday, was postpon-
ed on account of the High schools
large hospital List. The game will be
played Monday at the Island park.
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To-Day's Boats.

Pittsburg, Greenwood, a. m.
Parkersburg, H. K. Bedford, II a. m.
Newport, Jewel, IL a. m. 1C sp%
Steubenville, T. M. Bayne, 2:30 p. m.
Darlington, Leroy, $3.50 p. m.
Pittsburg, City of Wheeling, 8 p. m.
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rhe Citx of,yVEeeIing.

Yesterday afternoon at half-past two
the City of Wheeling departed on her
initial trip in the Wheeling Parkers-
burg trade. The boat attracted much
attention.
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DIED FROM HIS INJURIES

Special to the Register.
STEUBENNILLE, Ohio November a.
Arnold Walcamp. a Pan Handle engineer,
died at the railroad hospital here thfs
morning of injuries received at Holiday S
Cove Monday night.
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GOV. BECKHAM MARRIED.

OWFNSBORO. Ky. November 21-Gov-
ernor J. c.. w. Beckham. Of Kentucky, and
Miss Jean Raphael Fuqua. of this city,
We're married tonight at the First Pres
byterian church.
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BRIEF NEWS NOTES.
PopuIation of Nc,y Yorls--

Population of New York
WASHINGTON. November 21.-The pop
ulation Of the State of New York as Off
eially announced to-day is 72OS,0l2, against
5997,S53 in 1890 This is an increase Of
l,270,159, or I'll per cent.
For n Reciprocity Treaty
WASHINGTON. November n--Negotia-
tions are in progress between the u. $.
and Russia for reciprocity treaty.
what "tI,e Gang" Got
CLEVELAND. O., November 21.-chas.
w. Lapp, a member Of council. swears
that Councilman White told him the
gang Cmeaning certain members of coun-
cid got 5000 for their votes on q recent
contract and intimated that 5000 more
was TO be paid for their votes on another.
A General sympathy strike
TAMPA, Fla. November 2-The Fed
eral trades assembly has decided on n
general sympathetic strike in the cigar
makers trouble.
Progress ON tho Bill
WASHINGTON, November n.--Republi-
committee made progress with the reve-
nue. bill. The committee decided 10 make
the bin for a reduction of 100000 a year,
as suggested by Secretary Gage.
Heavy Gold Deposits
WASHINGTON. November 21.-The gold
deposits at the Seattle assay office from
July 20 November - amounted 70 $i9,s2l.-
90 For last year the deposits were 49,
6S0.326. and for the previous year, sG.5049e5,
Tobacco Failure
DETROIT. Mich November 2l.-A Self
1ert e. Co, wholesale tobacco merchants.
assigned to-day. Liabilities. siei, 90; as
sets, 5000
Root Coming Home
HAVANA, November n.-seeretary
Root will sail direct for Florida from Neu-
vitas, arriving Sunday.
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The Cadets Defeated.

ANNAPOLIS, Nd, November 21.-
University of Pennsylvania defeated
the Naval Cadets this afternoon, % to
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Yesterdays Departures.
Parkersburg, City of Wheeling.
Pittsburg, Avalon.
Darlington. Leroy.
Steubenville, t. NJ. Bayne.
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The city High school team plays
Elliott next Friday. Elliott will have
to do lots of improving between now
and that time to win.
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The city High school closes the sea-
son on Thanksgiving at Wellsburg
with the High school team of that
city. The result will settle upon the
victors the title of inter scholastic
champions of this section OF the Ohio
valley.
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To-Norrow,s Packets,

Parkersburg, Avalon, II a. m.
Steubenville, T. M. Bane, 2:30 p. m.
Darlington, Leroy, $3.50 p. m.
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Strike of Marine Engineers stin On

Strike of Marine Engineers still On.
PITTSBURG, Pa, November FL
The strike of the marine engineers of
Pittsburg will undoubtedly affect the
movement OF coal tomorrow unless
the Manongahela River Consolidated
Coal & Coke Company signs the wage
scale of the Engineers Beneficial As
ISOLATION No. 80, of this city. Presi-
dent A. l.. Litten. of the association
to-day made the following statement:
The strike orders are not yet in eff
feet, for the reason that engineers can
not walk ashore on moments notice
and abandon their craft If this was
done the coal combination would in
woke the laws of the United States, as
ali engineers are licensed by the gov
eminent"
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THE RIVER.

News Notes of Interest Concerning
the Ohio.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-11-22

The Linsly Institute team has dis
banded for the season after a very
poor seasons showing.
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NIKE DONOVAN Is HERE
FIT AND READY FOR HIS BOUT
WITH "AIYsTER1OUs BILLY"
SMITH
AT THE METROPOLITAN A. c.
This acknowledgements are Good for
a Large ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS
VIII be Ihteresting-Eddie Gardner
and Marty McCue Have Signed Ar
ticles-Bovling end Other-Sport.

Mike Donovan, accompanied by his
manager, arrived in the city last night
from Pittsburg, where he has been
training with Eddie Kennedy. He is
in fine form and very confident of get
ting the decision over Mysterious Bill
ly' Smith in their bout at the Metro
politan club house in Fulton tonight.
I, Donovan is a young man, and an ag-
gressive fighter, and if Smith wins he
will know he has been against some
thing. It promises to be great bout.
The principals yesterday agreed
upon Oscar Gardner as referee of the
contest, because OF his knowledge Of
the game and his reputation for fair
ness.
There is every indication of re-
ylval of interest in the boxing game,
and an old time attendance is con-
fidently expected. Wheeling sports
are expected, by their attendance, to
encourage the club officials in provid-
ing such high class attraction. Spec
tators should be in their seats at the
club house at $3.50 o'clock.
Z The articles of agreement were
signed yesterday by Eddie Gardner
and Marty McCue for a twenty round
glove contest under M. A. C. auspices,
at the Fulton club house on the night
of Thanksgiving Day, Thursday OF
next week. The little fellows are well
matched. They have agreed to
straight Marquis of Queensbury rules,
and will weigh in at 126 pounds at
three o'clock in the afternoon.
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lecture was given under the auspices
OF the Epworth League Of that church
and Is the first Of a series to be given
by them.
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WASHINGTON. November 2t-The pop
ulation OF the State of New York as Off
1853 in 1890, This is an increase OF
l,210.159, or I'll per cent
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For a Reciprocity Treaty
what "the Gang, Co

WASHINGTON. November n-Negoti
lions are in progress between the u.
and Russia for a reciprocity treaty.
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A General sympathy strike

TAMPA, Fla. November 2i.--The Fed
eral trades assembly has decided on
general sympathetic strike in the cigar
makers trouble.