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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04
TARIFF PLANK, NATIONAL DEMO
CRATIC PLATFORM, Isss.

The Democratic remedy IN 20 enforce
frugaiity i'm public expenditures
nnd abolish unnecessary taxation.
Our established domestic industries
Ard enterprises should not and need
net he endangered by reduction
aud correction OF the burdens
OF tsNatiOn. On the contrary
A PAIR AND CAREFUL REVISION
OF Our TAX LAWS, WITH DUE Al
r0wANCE FOR THE DIFFERENCE
BETWEEN THE WAGES OF AMERI.
CAN AND FOREIGN LABOR, MUST
PERMIT AND ENCOURAGE EVERY
BRANCH OF STCR INDUSTRY AND
ENTERPRISE BI GIVING THEM A.
sURANCE or An EXPENDED MAR
KEr AND STEADY AND CON-
TnNCOCS OP p n 4 r 4 o. IN
THE INTEREST OF AMERICANS,
which should I'm no event be neglect
ed. The revision Of our tax laws con-
tenpIated by the Democratic party IN
60 promote the advantage of such
labor, by ehcApentnE tue cost OF the
nseessaFies of life I'm the home of eve
ry Working man, and at th. same time
seeming tO him steady and rensuner-
alive employ ment. Upon this ques-
tieD OF tariff reform. 40 closely con-
eerning every phase of our National
life. and upon every question In
volyetI I'm the problem of good govern
ment, the Democratic party snbmitS
fts principles asd professions TO the
fntelIigcnt suHrages of the American
people.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04
NEyINS ARRESTED.
The Ex-Government Architect Charged
with Attempted Fraud.

The Tx Government Architect Charged
with Attempted Fraud.
PTrTsBURG, July 3-Richard Nevins,
Jr, ex-resident government architect Of
the United States Court House and Post
Office, now being built here, hss been al-
rested upon charge preferred by United
States Special Agent Brooks, Of making
fraudulent claims against the government.
The information, which was made before
United States Commissioner McCandlees,
alleges that Nevins on several occasions
made and presented to United States Col,
lector Barr, for payment and approval,
false and fraudulent claims for certain
work in constructing the Tnited States
Court House and Postnffice, alleged to ha' g
been done by one B. Donavin, bnt
which was never performed. The
information further alleges that Donavin
never sjgued the bills and that his name
was forged 10 them.
The aggregate amount of the claims are
about 81, 200. Nevins is now in charge OF
the U. s. Special Agent Chambers. He
claims that be will be able to satisfactorily
explain the charges. Col. Nevins this
afternoon waived preliminary hearing
and gave bail.ih the sum Of %, 600 for trial
ut court. Hon. Chris. L. Magss went on
his bond.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04
TRUTH THAT GROWS
IN THB PURE AND HEALTHY ATMOSPHERE
OF PAIR DEBATE.
Tariff Reform Strong in The Hearts Of the
People Of Northern 0hlO-The "NO" Side
Of the Question 3 Snag for
Mayor Mckinley.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, July 3-"The sdvc-
Gates Of high protective tsriff will find
in Ohio this year great change in the at
titude of the people from that of eight
years ago when they were making the same
fight" This declaration, made by lead
ing citizen in the hearing of the writer to-
day, is fully borne out by the facts. The
mass of voters in the Garfield campaign Of
1880, so far as Northern Ohio at least is
concerned, had the chance practically to
hear but one side OF the case. Republican
Journals and protection orators made their
broad declarations and advanced their
arguments almost uuchsllepged, az the
other side was prevented from speakig out
by reason of party policy or political fesr.
All this has been changed. Not only
those who have drifted with the tide Of
sentiment in q great iron-making centre,
but many who had believed themselves firm
ly fixed in high protection principles, have
been led to see that there are two sides
10 the question; and the great feature OF
public sentiment at this hour is demand
for information, seeking for light.
This demand for information has found
those who are prepared to furnish IT..
The recently organized Cleveland Tariff
Reform Club will prove itself an element
of power sud educational influence. Its
membership is already respectable, and
bids fair 10 be imposing, and it Is drawn
from all the political parties.
II is the purpose of this club to enter
upon its chosen work during the coming
campaign with energy and industry, and
to sse that those who are seeking intcrma-
ton shall find it.
Mr. Dodge, the vice-president, is just in
receipt Of letter which shows something
Of the awakening above indicated, and
leads to the conclusion that the farmers
are also among those who are reseeking light
Il is from an official of the Summit County
Farmers Institute, and lie says: I'VE
ueed the seIvices'-at a public gathering
soon to be held--"of some speaker 10 de-
liver q good, sound, non-partisan address
before the above organization OF far
mers, on the subject: THE present far
if-GOes it protect the interests OF the
American farmer / need q man who
will speak upon the No side of the quss-
ton. Have the premise of Major McKin-
lev for the Yes side. We want a person
OF skill and information, in order that he
NAV do himself and the facts justice"
Not long ago the farmers who for years
have been schOOled by the protectionists OF
the manufacturing cities of Akron and
Cleveland took little interest in the mo"
side OF question that they now SEQ can
not by sheer force of lung power be de-
Gided altogether one way. Major Mckin-
ley, shrewd deha.er and well informed
protectionist as he is, will be met by his
,oustituents with many a shrewd and
knotty question the next time he swings
around his old circle OF undisputed srgu'
m"nts amid the factories OF Canton,
Youngstown, Msssillon and Salem.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04
Washington Notes.

The Senate select committee continued
the investigation of alleged frauds in tim
ber contracts with Chippewa Indians, yes
terday. Witness d. l.. Mckay testified
that as an agent he had bought %, ,OOO,O ,OO(
feet of lumber at fair market price.
The President left Washington last nieh'
for Baltimore, to be present at the openins
of the S,engerfaest. He was accompanied
by Mrs. Cleveland and Mrs. Folsom.
The State Department has been informed
of the assassination Of an American named
Stephen Z,kany, in Mexico.
Senator Plumb, of Kensas, made tn.
statement yesterday that Congress would
adjourn in few weeks.
Senator Farwell expresses the opinion
that Fuller will be confirmed Chief Justic'
with the aid Of Republican votes
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04
GARRETTS MENTAL HEALTH.
B. & o. Ofcisls Say 1t Is Much Improved
He VIII Return Soon.

B. & o. Oficisls Say 1t Is Much Improved
He VIII Return Soon.
NEW YORK, July 3.-A telegram from
Baltimore last night stated that President
Spencer, of the 3. & o. road, had come
70 New York on railroad business and
would await the arrival here of Robert
Garrett, whose father-in-lsw, Mr.. Frick,
bad gone to Europe TO bring him home,
a. his mental condition had become much
worse.
President Spencer, when interviewed on
the subject, said that he did not expect to
meet Mr.. Garrett and, so far as he knew,
that gentleman was not expected home at
an early date. Mr.. Spencer also said he
was positively assured that Mr.. Garrett's
health was very much improved.
W. l. Montague, of Baltimore. an init.
mate friend of the Garrett family, assured
a reporter that instead of Mr.. Garrett hsv,
ing suffered relapse, he had entirely re,
covered. He said that Colonel Lstrobe, Of
Baltimore, who left Mr.. Garrett in Lon
don ten days ago, had assured him that he
was then perfectly well, and as healthy as
spy man in London. Mr.. Montague also
saw letter received from Mr.. Garrett last
Sunday, which fully cOrroberated the ia
vorable report of Colonel Latrobe and
other gentlemen who have recently seer
him. Mr.. Frick went to London to joir
his son-in-law, but not to bring him home
Another friend of Mr.. Garrett said that
after the latter had been received news oi
his brothers death he cabled that he would
come as soon as possible. 1t had previous
to this been his intention to do someshoot
ing in Ireland and Scotland and return IL
time for the pheasant shooting on bis Mary
land preserve in the fall, but from his cable
dispatch it was inferred that he had giver
up the shooting and would be home in
few weeks at the farthest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04
MUSIC AND SONG.
Tho National Music Teachers Associstioa
1t Chicago.

Tho National Music Teachers Associsttoa
1t Chicago.
CHICAGO, July 3-Music and cong
filed Central Music Hall this morning.
A thousand professional musicians, the
larger PERCENTAGE Of them bsins lsdis',
hsd assembled there 10 attend The Twelfth
annual meeting Of the Music Tsschsrs
National Association, IN orgsnisation
which came into existence In 1875 with
only sixty.tw members and has grown
until Il now has I, 800 msmbsrs and hum
dreds Of wealthy patrons In oil parts Of
the United States. Among those prsesnt
At this mornings session were President
Max Leichner, Indianapolis; Cslifs l..
Vale, Boston; +. N. Bowman, New York;
w. w. Gilchrist. Philadelphis; w. II.
Sherwood, New York; Waldo 4. Pratt,
Hartford, Conn; W. Il. Coolsoo, Cisvs-
land; DR.. Has, Boston.
A large attendance Of local musicisns
was also observed, scarcely church choir
or musical society 10 the city fsioE with
ont representative. The sddrsss Of vel
como 70 the convention was made By Pres
ident A. G. Storey OF the Board Of Educs-
tion. President Leichnsr rod his annual
address detailing the progress Of the %
ciety.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04
IMPRISONED MINERS.
Seven Men Buried Deep In the Bowels
the Earth.

Seven Men Buried Deep In the Bowels of
the Earth.
PITTSBURGH, July ga Chronicle.
Telegraph Scranton, Pa, special reports an
extensive cavs-in at Bellevue Slope this
morning, forcing the miners to fly for their
lives. So far as known one man and q
number of mules were crushed in the fall,
while seven miners are reported missing.
The surface shows the effects Of the cave
in for long distance, running back into
HYDE Park and doing considerable dam
age to buildings.
Two churches are directly over the
course of the cave, but they do not yet
show the effects of the disaster in the un-
derground workings. RescuiDg gangs have
been organized to remove debris from the
clcgged up gsngways and recover the i'm
prisoned men. Great excitement prevails
in the nsighborhood Of the mines
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04
ON WEST VIRGINIA SOIL.

A Bloody Battle In the Prize Ring Opposite
East Liverpool.
PrrTsBuRG, July 3.-Dick Goodwin, oil
Cleveland, and Jack Lee, Of East Liver
pool, fought six rounds with skin gloves
for purse Of 500 this morning at day.
break near East Liverpool, o., on the West
Virginia side of the river. In the second
round Lee broke his left arm in two piece
He refused to give mp, however, and FOL
four rounds pluckily fought with one hand
but he was unable to continue the unequa
battle and in the seventh round Goodwin
was declared the victor. Both men wert
terribly punished.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04

Harrison's Chi sese Record VIII Lose III
the Golden State.

the Golden State.
CHICAGO, July 3.-General W. D. hose
Grams, Register of the Treasury, was In the
city for short time to-day, leaving at SIX
O'Clock in the afternoon for Montana,
where he proposes to spend his vacation.
10 speaking of the political situation with
a Herald correspondent, he said Oregon
might possibly be carried for General hsr-
rison, but California was certainly Demo-
cratic, and would cast its electoral vote
for Cleveland. The popular idea that the
hoodlum element of the Golden State IL
the ONLY one arrayed against the Chinese
is mistaken. Not long ago secret Daiiot
was taken throughout the State upon the
Chinese question, and Of l55, 600 votes cast
hut 800 were in favor Of the Chinese re.
mainiag. Last year at the Gubernatorlai
election IL, 900 voters did not 60 the polls
because they were not satisfied with the
utterancss of the Republican and Demo-
cratic candidates upon this all important
matter.
Said Gen. Rosecrans: ''It may be
safely said that California will not give a
maiority for Gen. Harrison for the reas-
ons I have given. People outside the
State can form no idea of the feeling with
in the State on the Chinese question, for
no other State has suffered so much from
the Celestials. Gep. Hsrrison's record on
this question is one which will array Cali.
for ia against him, and if he has any
hopes of carrying the State he may as well
abandon them now. Gen. Harrison per
sonally may be popular enough, but Cali
frrnisns cannot and will not overlook his
vote and utteraDces upon the question
which 40 closely affects their interests. II
can readily be seen that they have great
deal at stake in this election, and they
can't be expected to vote otherwise thar
for Cleveland California is no Longer
debatable ate, but belongs properly
| in the Democratic column"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04
AYLoArER CAUGHT.

rhs Body Of IN Unksovn Hsa Yea.A -
PoFtissd.
aeed 1HeWm b Dk Regla1.
PORTLAND, O., Jaly a-Ths body q
James Higgins wss csaght hoatinG In ths
river here this morning By Thomas nsoss,
Jr. and Thomas Stsinsn who were hsh-
ing. He ID Q we'll dressed man, abeat hve
feet SIX, weighing sbout 40 poaoda,
dressed in dark snit nckcoat, white shirt,
pleated front. Last work doOs w. sa
cunnipeham's Brick WORKS st Nov Cum
berispd, W. Va Hs vas but sfightty
known thsrs, having wssked Ct this WORM
but \ fsw dsya Last Saturday b waa
lset seeu. he drew two dollan ssd Idt
There arc too doIlsn and Eve csss du1
him from this hrm for wesk, - rspsgts1
| by then. when sesschsd by the Oeseoa
| he found 81 10 on hi psrsea. Hi day
book sbovs last work dsas - Juns 2oth
40 shsus zsdit u dsllan - hss 60
dns hin.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04
ASSEMBLED DEMOCRATS.
Everything In Readiness for the Great Oiuo
Convention.


Convention.
BALTIMORE, July 3.-With the ex'
ceptiou of some minor details, every
thing is in readiness for the assembling
of the convention of Democratic clubs to-
morrow. The Academy of Music Will oe
crowded from top to bottom Nearly
1000 delegates will be In attendance, and
the crowd of spectators will in all prob
ability be a crush. The stage has been
arranged to seat 1900 persons. Tho first
session will be called to order at noon Dy
Chairman Ogden of the General Commit
tee.
The session will be occupied principally
with the work of organization, and the ex.
animation of credentials 1t Is Thought
another session will be held at night, when
the plans and workings Of the National
League TO be created will be outlined ana
discussed. The real work Of the conVen'
tion will be done on Thursday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04
West Virginia Well Represented.

Special TsLe0rG11 10 ne htyLSte''
BALTIMORE, MD, July 3.-West VIZ
ginia will be well represented by Senators
Kenna and Faulkner, and T. S. Riley, Col
Robert White, Dr. Campbell, John Walton
and Hugh Roberts, of Wheeling; Col. l..
F. Cofran, of Grafton; James E. Mccoy and
Charles L. Hagan, of Fairmont; ID. b. Gill
kinson, of Romney; NJ. NJ. Thompson, o.
L. Owens, c. Earl Vance and Others, OF
Carksburg, and ]. V. johnson, OF Philippi,
already on the ground. A sub-ecmmittee
of the National and Congressional Commit,
tees, of which Senators faulknee ah1
Kenna are members, met with the generai
committe Of the League, T. s. Riley Is on
the general committee from West Virginia
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04

ye..,nsnx Around Parksrsburg-A Wheet-
ing Fishing Party.
soer<1 7siecam 70 TIE RsgiStsI.
pAxkKRsBURG, W. VA, July q
cvpe,<s are strolling about in this neigh
bcrsoed. A band have Just left here Tor
A. Nuys Several persons have oeen
s~5ad,sd by them, out Of good horses. A
80 named Clark frOm Williamstown
oxe eot warrant for the arrest OF a
- A. obtaining property under false
.rsnrsz>A A letter made public here To-
~ <xn, Martiusburg says, that a band
1 ,re6,ss sypsiss in that neighbOrhoOa 'oc
- /. t>ns ten-yssr-old white girl with
-. IN nom her lady-like appearance
49,. = ~ attention Of some charitable
- ia; "a " <|>.>v purchased the girl from the
&. <.- 40 and kept her tall she died.
|u1<y vas not established fsI'
=. he obtained from Mr.. Joseph
.norer, Penna
s..<fg nom Wheeling that have
~ E'6< az up little KAnawha fol
.<t returned here to-day and
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04
PURE AND GOOD MEN,

An Effort 70 Bribe Chicsgo's Righteous City
Fathers.
CHICAGO, July 3-Much excitement
exists around the City Hall growing ont Of
rumors that some Of the Aldermen have
been approached in the interest Of one Of
the elsYated railroad companies which are
NOE ring franchises from the Council q
operate on the West Side. 1t Is alleged
that agents have visited several Of the city
fathers and offered them blocks Of stock Of
the par value Of 5000 in exchanges for
vote for the ordinance granting the fran
ehise 10 road in question
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04
Almost a half q Million.

READING, PA July S.-The loss caused
by the almost total destruction of the
plant of the Reading Harding Works last
night is larger than at first supposed.
Members of the firm estimated their los
at about S475, 900, of which SITS, 900 is on
the building, SITS, 200 material, mschin.
ery and tools, and Sl25, 900 of finished and
unfinished stock.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04
A GREAT COMBINE.

Two Enormous Railway Companies Con-
solidate.
CHICAGO, July "a dispatch from
Sprinfield, Ills, Gays: "At meeting Of
the directors of the st. Louis, Alton q
Springfield and the st. Louis & Illinois
Railway Companies, held here yesterday
it was decided to consolidate the two COM
panies and the road hereafter will he op,
Grated under the title of the st, Louis, Al
ton and Sprinpfield Railway Company"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04
The Three Mile Regatta.

Boston, July 3.-The entries in the
professional scullers' three mile race here
July 4th are: Hamm, New York; s. p.
Conley, Portland, Me-; Mckay, Halifax,
N. s.; W. F. Conley, South Boston
O'Toole, Worcester, Mass kennedy
Quincy, ILL.,; Lee, New York; Gaudaur,
St. Louis; Ten ESck, Worcester; Murphy
New York; Casey, South Boston; Teemer,
McKeesport, Pa. Hosmer, Boston.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04
SHERIDAN'S VOYAGE.
The swatara and It's Distinguished Bur-

The Swatara and It's Distinguished Bur-
: LEwEs, DEL, July 3.-The U. s.
Steamer Swatara, with Gen. Sheridan on
board, arrived off the Delaware breakwater
at 10 o'clock this morning. The follow
ing bulletin respecting the Generals con-
dition was furnished the Associated Press
Gen. Sheridan stood the run from Hamp-
ton Roads very we'll, though he is some
what fstigued by the ships motion, there
having been considerable ground swell. 1t
ia proposed to remain here few hours, and
if conditions are favorable TO sail tor New
York this evening. The Generals pulse
has continued good, but his respiration
and appetite are somewhat less favorable
[Signed ROBERT NJ. ORsILLY,
HENRY G. YARRow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04
Yale,s Fence II Gone.

New YORK, July ga New Haven
special says: During the celebration oi
Yale's victory at New London, Friday
night, every remaining rail of the Yale
fence was carried away as souvenirs. The
work of removal began about week ago
by the clsss of 'ss, and during the last few
days the rails have grown wCnderfully few
but that night took the rest and now there
n remnant of the dear old fence.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04
Democrats Now, But Republicans Before,

Democrats Now, But Republicans Before.
CINCINNATI, July 3.-A number OF tie
leading distillers and wholesale whisky
dealers in Cincinnati who have hitherto
been Republicans will support the Demo
cratic ticket this fall. They object to the
free whisky plank at one end, and the
temperance plank at the other end Of the
Republican platform. Among them who
have already announced themselves are
the workingmen of Freiburg's and those
of Block & Sons, Edward senour and Levi
& Bros
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04
THE GLASS WORKERS.

Tho Convention ut CAaton-Ths Prsssss
Onieers VIII Bs Re-slsctsd.
PIrsBURa, July 3.-The delegates 10
the annual convention Of the Flint Glass
Workers Union will leave for Canton, O.,
on next Sunday. The indications point
to the 70 election Of Presidsnt Smith and
Secretary Dillon. The scale OF wages do.
ided upon at the Convention ore expected
% be practically the same - for the year
,ust ended.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04

NOrHwITHsANING the signing Of the
AmsIgamated scale of wages by baker
dozen of firms, the manufacturers say II
viii have no effect on tie sltuation' ano
that there are seventy-One firms OF tb'
Wss,ern Association who are determined
10 resist the scale.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04
Amman Lives Lost.

CHICAGO, July "A dispatch from st.
Paul says: 1t appears that the electrical
storm which visited this vicinity Sunday
was of intense severity throught the North.
west. Numerous houses were struck and
destroyed by lightning and at least half .
dozen people lost their live. The loss OF
life was ali on the prairies where the storm
had o clean sweep.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04
A Young sMIndler's WORK.

PARKERsBURG, W. Va, July IA
Young fellow who gave the name OF Fred
schwart came here few days since and
got employment with Hull & o., meat
dealers. sehwart, who is only about
seventeen or eighteen yean old,
has disappeared with considerable
money, clothing, &c. He forged . num-
her of checks in tbe name OF II. b. Hull,
and either bought goods, jswelry nnd other
things or got the checks cashed at various
stores. Three or four checks have already
turned up, with pretty fair prospect Of
Others.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04
A Battle With Toughs.

Special ItEe0rdn 10 Un RegISIT.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, July Sat
Tinkersville, village on the Kanawha, o
short distance above Charleston, yesterday
a gang of roughs attempted to break up
the performance then going on at Prices
Floating Palace. T. A Daugherty, OF the
company, was very seriously wounded by
a pistol ball from one of the crowd.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04
ano,h.r Bad cashiers wickedness.

JERSEY CITY, N. Y, July 3.-John d.
vanLoan, for the past ten years employed
at the Second National Bank, went to the
Cstskills on his annual vacation on Sstur.
day lsst. Since then his accounts have
been overhauled, and shortage Of at least
Sl6. 400 has been discovered
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04

THE merry Republican orators who
have been having it an their own way IN
Northweston OHIO are destin' d to ron
axainst spsgs large and numerous in tie
tariff debates this year. The issue OF tax
reform has been well planted and wateret,
and it has grown and tiourished like a
green bay tree. The farmers of Northern
Ohio are aroused. They will do some
mighty loud thinking on the ''No" side OF
the war tax question about next NOSem-
hor
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-07-04

Earned runs, wheeling Z, Zsnesville 3;
two base hits, otterson, Frye; three base
hit, Nichol; home runs, Myers and Burch.
ard; struck oat, Flanagan 4, Burchard 3;
base on balls, Burchard 3; hit by pitcher.
Brodie, Humbert, McCaun; passed balls,
Yak /, Lsuer 2; wild pitch, Burchard q;
stolen bases, Yak 3, Nichol 2, Ottsrson g.
Nicholson 1. Crogsn 9, McShannie2 2 Time
of game, 2:l0. Umpire Smurthwaite.