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rounded again a couple of friends had
steered him through back door into
Randolph street buffet. where he was
free from the urchins.
Golf This Afternoon.

This afternoon the ladies of the
Wheeling Golf Club will hold forth at
the Lowland Links at woodsdale. The
programme consists OF a stroke COM
petition under handicap. prize of hall
a box of golf balls going to the Lady
making the best net return. and a sim
liar prize TO be given to the lady max
ing the best gross score. Twenty
ladies had entered up till yesterday
morning. but an additional entry was
received in the afternoon. Mrs. T. F.
Dickinson. After the competition Mrs.
Dickey, assisted by some other ladies
will serve tea in the pavilion. The
first pair start off promptly at 1880.
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FIRST STEPS TAKEN
TO APPEAL GLENN CASE

Special to the Register.
PARKERSBURC, w. Va. October o.
The first steps have been taken by the
State toward the appealing of the Ellis
Glenn case to the Supreme Court OF inc
United States. Assistant Attorney Gem
eraI Alex Duiin was here to-day and Sc
cured a transcript and record of the case
in which Ellis Glenn was ordered by
Federal Judge Jackson TO be released
from custody and discharged from fur
ther trial on the same indictment The
question OF the Federal Courts jurfsdic-
ton i'm the case and its right to interfere
with the state courts in the trial or a
case will be tested in the highest court.
The State will contend that the United
States court had no jurisdiction in the
case and that it had no right TO interfere
in the trial of a case by state court.
The Governor calls II an infringement
by the general government on the rights
of the States and the case will be carried
up for the purpose Of making test
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30
RESIDENTS AND STRANGERS.
The Movements of People You know,
and the Coming and Going of
Strangers.


and the Coming and Going Of
Strangers.
Clearance Underwood is confined to
his home on the Island i'll.
Squire G. S. Greer is indisposed al
his home on South Eoff street.
Hal Speidel and B. s. Mcclure leave
to-day for the North Glade Fishing
Club quarters.
John Burns, prescription clerk at
Menkemiller's Pharmacy. left last even
ing for Buffalo.
A young child of Mrs. Clara Cross
of South Wood street, is confined to the
family home Ill,
Mrs. Thomas Huling, of Sistersville
is guest of the family of Frank Wag-
ener of the Island
John G. Riheldaffer has returned to
Chicago after attending the funeral OF
Mrs Rebeeca Harden.
Walter Buckley's condition still re-
mains serious, but the physicians en-
terrain hopes for his recovery.
Edward Wolfe and wife have return
ed from Mt. Pleasant. Ohio, where they
visited relatives of Mrs. Wolfe.
Rev. l.. p. Paquin, pastor of the St
Vincent de Paul Church, at Elm Grove
who has been i'll, is improving.
E. j. State, physical director at the
Y. NJ. C, A., has returned from a sue
cessful hunting trip in Pennsylvania
Miss Underwood, of Madison school
force, is absent on account of the i'll
ness of a relative, Her place is being
filled by Miss Martha Ross.
Mrs. Walter Bloomfield, who was
seriously injured in runaway Monday
afternoon, was getting along nicely
yesterday and may be regarded as out
of danger
Mr.. Fred Lennon, who has been con-
nected with the Atlantic Refining Com
pany for some time past, has accepted
a position as bookkeeper for the G. S,
Feeny Company.
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DIED.

TIANDEL-At lis o'clock a. m, We'd
nesday, October Both. 1901, at his late res
idence in Bridgeport. Ohio. c. f. Handel,
in the cd year of his age. of heart fail
ure.
Funeral notice hereafter.
MARTIE-~On Monday evening, October
2Sth. at $50 o'clock at his mothers resi-
dence in Elm Grove. w. Va, Edwin ID.
Martin, son of Mrs. G. A. Frye, In the
AID year of hts age.
Funeral services at residence of his
mother. Pryor's Station CElm Grove)
Thursday afternoon at 2 o'clock. Friends
of the family respectfully invited to at
tend. Interment at Mt Wood cemetery.
ALBERS-On Monday, October 20. 1901,
at 1:S5 o'clock a. M. Frederick Albers, in
his 5Tth year.
Funeral from family residence. No. l5s
Eighteenth street. Thursday afternoon at
clock. Services at Zion German Evan
gelical Lutheran church. corner Market
street and Alley Is. at 2;30 o'clock. Friends
of the family respectfully invited to at
tend. Interment at Mt. Zion cemetery.
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BLOOD FLOWED IN
A SMALL R1VULET.
One Hundred and Ten of Butfni"
utiI's Horses II HE'D In n Wreck.

CHARLOTTE, n &, October s9.-une
hundred and ten OF the ring horaea OF
Buffalo Bnfs wild West show were
crushed to death In "a railroad wreck near
Lexington, at o'clock this morning
Among the horses killed was odd Rap, .
Col. Codys favorite saddle horse. "old
Eagle, the star ring horse. was killed
and his mangled body Tell ON top OF one
Of the wrecked engines. The mules that
drew the peadwood coach also were Kilt
ed Col Cody spent to-day at the scene
of the wreck and Is hearthrokcn over
the slaughter lie says his loss IL s6o,VNp
The accident was the result OF y head.
end collision between a fast southbound
freight and the second section OF the show
train and was due TO mtSunderstanu-
ing of orders. Several train hands were
injured, but no one was killed.
The cars were smashed into huge.
distorted heap OF debris. and only Two
horses ESCAPED alive. The scene was
siNkontng. from the mass of wreckase
blood poured In a stream that ran along
side tho railroad track in small rivulet
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A STATEMENT
Made by the Captain of the b. 4 o.
Foot Ball Team.

The CAPTAIN of the B. & o. foot ball
team SAYS:
n. & o. foot ball team was matched
10 play the Fostoria Tigers. of Mounds
vile, on Sunday afternoon. After wait
ing until after o'clock. they failed TO
put in an appearance. We were about to
leave the grounds when the captain of
the ]. J. Slippners who stated that he
would play his team against us, provided
we would not score in the first half, and
also enable some of our new men who
never had the opportunity to practice
before, to get into the play, and not wish
ing to disappoint the people present. We
readily consented to do so. On account
OF our superior weight we were instruct
ed TO play as light as possible, which we
did. In the first half Sauvageot kicked
of for the Sliooners to the 15-yard line.
After several downs the ball was re-
turned to the center of the field. The
b & o. failed Intentionally to gain the
necessary five yards In three downs, 10
enable the Slippners to set the ball Then
after making a few end runs, using their
famous crlss-cross, which dazed the shop
boy. Sauvageot scored touchdown.
kicked to the b, & O. i5-yard liae and
after several downs the bali was re-
turned to the 45-yard line. Time was up
and the Slio9ners only wanted to play
tcn-minute halves. After consultation
they agreed to play fifteen minutes. Sec
ond half, the ball was kicked Off by Hem
Erickson to the Slippners' 5-yard line, and
runs and punt by Sauvageot, IT was re-
turned TO the b. q Q. seward line, and
caught by right end Schelle. by a pretty
coward run, going through the Slippners
whole team. scored touchdown. Then
the Slippners set w howl that schelle
ran out of bounds on the X. & o. f0-yard
line
The referee was one of our players and
only consented to act when asked by sew
eral of the Slippner players. and IL could
only be considered a practice game. He
was near Schelle when they said Schelle
went over the line Several of the by
a
stated Schele did not so out of bounds.
The shop boys consented TO put the ball
on the 10 yard line, but the scientific
players had enough and walked off the
field The referee could do nothing else
but give the game to the b. & o. boys.
They state the game terminated to o
In favor of the SliDpners, which. as can
be seen, is erroneous"
Tho B. g. o. foot ball team has changed
is name to the Union Athletic Club, VIM.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30

another column of the annual meeting
of the United States Electric Lighting
Company.
Yesterday word was received in
this city of the death of Mrs. Pliski,
at Darlington. Ohio. Her remains will
be brought TO this city. and the fun
eral will occur this afternoon from the
residence of her son-in-law. William
Luckhart, of Forty-eighth street.
This evening. at the X. G. f. hall,
on the South Side. there will be a meet
ing of the arrangements COMMITTEES of
Garfield Castle. ~. G.. E. for the pur-
pose of completing plans for their
social and bazar. 10 occur on the 21st.
22d and Esd of next month. The Ideal
orchestra has been engaged TO supply
the music for the occasion,
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PLEASED THE GAMINS.
McGovern Has His Troubles With q
Crowd In Chicago.

SEo"u AZ ShActako.
CHICAGO, October 29.-Terry Nc
Govern, champion of all the little
fighters of the world, is in the city.
Like all the popular idols Of the ath-
letic world, Terry is having his trou-
bles getting about the streets. While
on his way from the theatre to the
hotel he was besieged by crowd Of
at least two hundred street gamins and
newsboys who were waiting at the
stage entrance for the fistie wonder.
Three cheers for Terry" was the
instant cry when the tawny head of the
Brooklyn boy was seen coming through
the door. The cheers were given with
will and, of course, attracted a still
greater crowd Terry tried to get out
Of the jam, but was seized on all sides
lie wrestled himself loose at last and
digging into his pocket drew out a
handful of coins that he scattered over
the heads of his tormentors. This took
attention from him for the moment
ana while the kids" were making a
wild scramble on the cobblestones to
geo the money, Terry tried to make a
quick getaway. This effort was little
better than the others. for the crowd
again surged about him. begging for
nickels.
You've cleaned me entirely" Nc
Govern protested 81 haven't got an
other penny OF change"
'Aw, come on, Terry. be good fell
Ter and give us nickel" appealed one
little fellow who had his arm thrown
aHectionately about the fighter, While
another mischievous newsboy was try
ing to get into Terry's overeoat pocket.
Honest, kids. gave you everything
| had, Terry said. at the same time
raising his arms high above his head.
If you don't believe it you can search
me-"
This the boys were inclined to do,
but Terry. laughing heartily, started
on run, and before he could be sur
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NEW ADVERTISEMENTS.

Office of
The United States Electric Lighting Co.
18th and East Capitol SITS,
WASHINGTON, j. O.,
October 20. 1901.
Notice Is hereby given that the annual
meeting of the stockholders of this COM
pnnyi Will be held at Hotel Conner, Har-
pers Ferry. West Virginia, on Wednes-
day, the 18th day of November. 1901 be-
tween the hours OF one and two p. m, for
the purpose of electing a board of direct
ors to serve for the ensuing year, and
the transaction of such other business as
may lawfully come before an annual
meeting. The transfer books OF the COM
pany will remain closed from the 9Th day
of November. 1901, inclusive, until after
the meeting.
ALLAN l.. MeDERMOTT,
Attest President.
JAS. u. LACKEY, Sec. oc3O, moi, 12
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IN BRIEFEsT FORM.

Local Items of Interest Presented in
Condensed Paragraphs.
james Fleming and Percy Cooper
have opened restaurant at No. 11SS
Water street.
"A marriage license was issued yes
terday to Ross e. Menold. aged 20, and
Tillie Criss, aged %, both of Pine
Grove.
AT Burts pharmacy. on the Island,
there is on exhibition very fine group
picture, by Connel. of the Thomson M.
z. choir.
Attention is directed to a notice in
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THE C0NDEMNED'S BRAIN
WAS NORMAL OR ABOVE.

AUBURN. n. Y, October 29.--Nat-
urally almost the entire attention of
the physicians assigned 10 hold the au-
topsy was directed towards discovering,
If possible. whether the assassin was In
any way mentally irresponsible. The
autopsy was conducted by Dr. Carlos
F. Macdonald. f. A. Spitzka. and
Prison Physician Germ. The top of
the head was sawed or through the
thickest part of the skull, which was
found to be of normal thickness, and
it was the unanimous agreement of the
microscopical examination that the
brain was normal or slightly above
nomal. This demonstrated to the sat
isfaction of the physicians that in no
way was Czolgosz's mental condition,
except as it might have been perverted,
responsible for the crime.
The autopsy was completed. shortly
before noon when the surgeons issued
the following brief statement;
The autopsy was made by Mr. Ed
ward A. Spitzka. of New York, under
the immediate supervision and direc-
ton of DR.. CaroloS r Macdonald Of
f New York. and DIR. John G. Erin, pris-
on physician. The autopsy occupied
+ over three hours and embraced care
ful examination of all the bodily or
gans. including the brain. The exam
intion revealed a perfectly healthy
state of all the organs including the
brain. All the physicians who attend
ed the execution were present at the
autopsy and all concurred in the find
ings of the examiners.
(Signed)
i JOHN GERM, NJ. D.
"E. +. SPITZKA.
CARL r. MAC DONALD. NJ. D."
A lengthy technical statement is be-
ing prepared.
The body was placed in a black
stained pine coffin, every portion OF the
anatomy being replaced under the SUI
pervision of DR.. Germ and Warden
Mead Shortly afterward 1t was taken
to the prison cemetery, and an extra
ordinary preeaution taken to complete
ly destroy 1t. A few days ago under
the warden's order an experiment was
made to retermine the power OF quick
lime in the destruction of flesh and
bone. which was not satisfactory
Warden Mead at once conferred with
some of the physicians present and de
termined. In conjunction with Superin
tendent Collins that the purpose OF Thu
law was the destruction of the body
that 1t was not necessary to use quick
lime for that end.
Accordingly q carbOy of acid was or
dered and poored upon the body in the
coffin after it had been lowered into the
grave Straw was used in the four cor
ners of the grave as the earth was put
in to give vent to such gases as might
form.
1t is the belief of the physicians thai
the body will be entirely dlsintegrated
within ~ hours. During that time and
as long as deemed necessary guard
will be kept over the unmarked grave
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30
Special Rates TO buffalo Pan-A mcr
lean Exposition, baltimore a
Ohio Rai1rOad.

Excursion tickets from Wheeling to
Buffalo and return via Pittsburg, ac-
count Pan-American Exposition. now
on sale at ticket Offices Baltimore &c
Ohio Railroad:
Six Day Tickets-On sale on Tues
days and Saturdays for coaches only
$3.50.
Fifteen Day Tickets-0n sale daily,
1920.
Twenty Day Ticf>-ts-On sale daily.
$1095.
Season Tickets-On sale daily, good
returning until Nov 30, 1901, $500.
For full details. time of trains, etc,
call on r. c. Burke. passenger agent,
Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, Wheeling.
wed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30

Tailored Long Coats and Raglans-Geo,
r.. Taylor Co.
Sack Suits-D Gundllng 4 Co.
4 Black Dress Goods Specialized. II.
Stisel a 60.
Fine Goods Nicolls Art store.
Autumn Opening Continues To-Day
Stone n Thomaa
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QUITE A SENSATION
Oceasfoned by the Views of a Col
cred Editor.
Special 10 the Register.

Special 10 INC fttkISttT.
sTEJyBENyILLE, o., October 29-Quite
a sensation has been caused here by two
leading articles in the Equator, the Afro
American organ OF this valley. from the
pen of NJ r. Walker, in one Of which,
while commencing President Rooseveli
for his entertaining of Booker 7. Wash
ington, he holds that the effect will be
to iniure the negro race
In the second article. after citing mani
fold reasons why. he urges the emigra-
ton of the entire negro race back to
Liberia, because they can never receive
lust treatment here from the dominant
white race and matters are getting
worse as far as prejudice against their
race goes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30

IoSt-Pockethook
Elatta-R. II Let.
Stockholders Meeting The United
States Electric Lighting Co.
Nanted-Taiior.
Hallow Fen Goeds--H. f. Bchrens Co.
Manted-office Manager,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30

ON the Musee Alleys last night the Nc
Kidneys took two games from the Wells
team, tieing them for first place. The
feature of tho Mckinney team was that
every nsan totslled over 5n Weitzel To-
tailed high Tor the Wells. The sames
were a fine exhibition of bowling ana
were Witnessed by reeord-breaklng
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30

Persons desiring to secure discount
on city taxes must pay for same this
week. The discount period has been
extended until Saturday, November I'd.
The office of the City Collector will be
open every evening during the week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30

CHICAGO. October sq.--JSmes MeGar-
ry. the original Of +, Peter Dunno :
"nooley," died here to-day at an ad-
vanced age. McGarry was formerly a
saioonkeener well known locally for his
wit aud the whimsical philosophy he
brought 10 bear on passing events.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30

LoST-On Market street between Twelfth
and Fourteenth near Chapltne street,
small silver poekethook with chain at
tached. Reward Will be paid IL returned
TO this office. oc90er
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DrunswicI. League,

Thursday night one of the most inter-
esting games of the season will be bowled
between the Socialists and Benwoods the
two leading teams of the league. IT will
be fer bl1pd and a good bit of money
will exchaJ.ge hands between them. Last
mig hi.A rasulted a fAlIox.-a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30

TOPEKA. Kas.. October 29,--washhurn
College has received a gift OF sSo.Io trom
a Boston man, who gave the money on
condition that his name he absolutely
withheld. lie specified that tho money
shall be used for building an astronomical
observatory. The trustees have accepted
the gift and its conditions.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30

BERLIN. October se.--John d. Rookie
Teller has presented 1000 marks TO the
American charch fund. which now
amounts to 100000 marks. Work on the
new structure will begin Immediately.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30

ST. LOUIS. Mo. October 2e--Henry
Schroeder. an emoloye of local stove
company to-day shot and killed his step
daughter. Katie kirst, aged Z, made an
unsuccessful attempt to shoot her broth
er, aged IL. and then killed himself with
his pistol, after swallowing n dose of car
attack of insanity caused Schroeder to
commit the crime
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30
AGENTS WANTED.

WANTED-As gents TO work outside terri-
tory. Good thing TO the right party. Apply
G. f. ADAMS co, No. $50 Market street.
onaaat
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INTERESTING SUIT
FILED IN FEDERAL COURT.
Special TO the Register.

Special to the Register.
PARkERSBURG. w. Va. October 20 -
An interesting suit has been filed here In
the United States court, involving the
right OF title to certain oil leases. Re
Gently, on account of decision OF the
Supreme Court OF Appeals. to the effect
that the Ohio River Railroad only had an
easement on certain realty on its right
of way, and had no right TO the oil under
tho surface, suits were filed by the Calf
Creek oil & Gas Co. against the South
Penn OH Co. and j. Il, Finley admins
traitor. against the same. their objects
being to recover for oil taken by tho
South Penn oil co. from certain pieces Of
the right of way of the Ohio River rail-
road. The suit fled to-day Is by the Calf
Creek OH a. Gas Company, and J. Il. Fin
ley Administrator, and It's object is to en-
join them from further prosecution of
their suits Many nice legal points never
before raised will be involved In the trial
of the case
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-10-30

ColleRc mas received a Hltt OF sN,pW lIoin
a Beston man, who gave the money on
condition that his name he absolutely
withheld. lie specified that tho money
shall be used for building an astronomical
observatory. The trustees have accepted
the gift and its conditions.
KANSAS CITY. Mo. October 2a.-FranlS
Rockefeller. of Cleveland Ohio. has sued
the National Bank Of Commerce OF kan
sas City for the return of $4,000 which
he alleges he ovvrpaid the bank on his
guarantee of paper of the Siegel-Sanders
Live Stock Commission Company, which
failed several months ago.
SIOUX CITY, Iowa. October 29--The
divorce proceedings by which Frederick
NJ. Gerhard and Louise Morris Gerhard
are legally separated were concluded
here to-day by the order of the court that
Mr.. Gerhard pay TO his former wife slsa,-
0da and make over TO her hts New York
residence.
AKRON, Ohio, October 2a-The Hart
man Steel Company. of New Castle, Pa,
to-day closed negotiations for the pur-
chase of the plant OF the Cuyshosa Steel
Wire Company. at Cuyahogo Falls.
The price was $4,000 the par value of
the eompany's capital stock. The plant
which now employs $50 men, Is to be en-
larged at once.
WASHINGTON, October ga compar-
atiye statement made public to-day by
the Division of Insular Land Affairs of
the War Department. shows that the to-
tai customs revenue for the seven months
ended July Slst. 1901. at Philippine ports
was s5,025.i 1872. an increase over the same
pstlod In 1900 OF s1,l2tS53 and over 1899
of 2,is9. 6S1.
COPENHAGEN. October 29-The pre-
sentation, by Minister Swenson, of the
official invitation to Denmark to partic-
ipate In tho st, Louis Exposition, has
furnished the Danish government oppor-
tunity to reiterate the great interest II
takes in the exhibition, and it's intention
TO second the efforts of the manufacture
ers who are determined that Denmark
shall be attlngly represented. The news
papers are heartily supporting the move
ment.
COLON, Colombia, October 2a-'rhe Col
ombian government is confident that the
insurgents will not be able to maintain
the blockade at Tumaco. The Insurgents
insured their position there during the
temporary absence of the Colombian gum
boat Boyaea, and the government is
hopeful of being able to raise the siege
I very soon. There Is no change In the
| situation on the Jsthmus. The foreign
| warships maintain q strict watch and
study the course Of events.
| CHICAGO. October 2a.-Northwestern
J University has been given $1,000 by =
man Is a graduate of Columbia" said
/ DR. Robert d. Sheppard. "ile In a Meth.
i odist and physician in Ohio. The
money was not given for any specific pur
pose. In letter the physician, who /,
| without heirs. wrote that the 700 wal
a pretaste of what would follow, Tn,
FUND may be made a nucleus for a gym
nasium.'
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ROME, October s9-Referrlng 10 the
plans OF the Duke OF Abhrazzi 20 visit
American waters. the ltalie says he will
assume command OF one Of the fastest
Italian cruisers next January for a voy-
age of fourteen months along the coast
of America.
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INTERESTING NEWS
PUT IN BRIEF FORM
A Condensation OF Items of All sorts
Prom All over the World.

mann. the poet Is dangerously ia and has
been Obliged 10 abandon his projected
visit TO the United States this winter.
He Is staying at Hamlcts Castle. az Be
sinore. and has been forbidden TO work.
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Tho B. & o. foot ball team has changed
its name to the Union Athletic Club, VIM.
Snyder, manager. and will play any
team averaging 143 pounds.