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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22
UNCLE SANS TIMBER.
The Old Gentleman Hot After Canadian
Thieves.

Sr. Paul, MINI, July 2l.-Uncle Sam
has at last awakened TO the fact that his
timber bonanza on the northern boundary
of Minnesota has been and is still being
despoiled by Canadian thieves. To bring
these Canadian thieves to justice is the aim
of Secretary Noble, who has organized an
eXpeditiOn TO Investigate the extent OF Tue
degredations in the territory named. Inc
expedition will be headed by lour agents.
They will be clothed with the authority oil
Denuty United States Marshais and en-
powered 10 make seizures OF Government
timber if necessary. The expedition will
be started out from Duluth on or about Au-
INST lst. and will head in a northerly
direction. its destination being the western
portion of the rainy lake. The four officers
of the law and the Interior Department
will be instructed TO continue their work
as far as they deem necessary. No time IS
tixed for their return. The expedition
was decided on by the heads of the two de
partments interested after examination OF
a report by a special agent, who made
t,.ip along the northern boundary OF the
State He reports that on the Big ana
Little Rainy rivers great quantities OF logs
were being run into the lake ana across 10
the Canadian border. These had Oceh cut
from government land. Ihe WORK was
being carried on unuer inc uAlVND','
Canadian half breeds, Frenchmen, anu oy
some Of tbe dwellers on this side of the
line The special agent estimated that in
that these two rivers there were '1,UO,uOO
feet of logs. and perhaps rs much more
was got away with at other points along
the boundary line. An effort will be made
to secure this in the name of the govern
ment. and as fast as the logs are found they
will be branded with the government
stamps. which the agents take with them.
They will be held AZ all hazard
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22
PUTNAM DEMOCRATS
Hold Rouslng Old-Time Democratic
Convention.
Special telegram 10 As Register.


CHARLESTON. w. Va. July 2l.-Thc
Democrats of Putnam county met in
mass convention at Winfield to-day to
select delegates To the Senatorial and
Congressional Conventions. Each dis
trict met separately and Slectcd its
delegates until the entire delegation
had been selected. The dele
CATION will be about equally
divided hctwccn Downtain and Cape
hart for Congress at first, but will
eventually go to Capehart in ease Down
tain is not i'm the lead. as now seems
likely Fourteen delegates were chosen
for the Senatorial convention. Seven
of whom were for j. T. Boayer, OF Win
field. and seven for Clark Atkinson, of
Buffalo. As Putnam county'S vote Is
equivalent To a nomination, there will
DE hard fight between the two
ScyenS. aud a chance may yet be left for
W. L. NickerS, recently of the Putnam
Democrat. To- slip i'm. senator Faulkner
made a two hours speech, and was at
tcutvcly listened 10 by large crowd.
lie made q good impression. and showed
up clearly the iuiquitieS of the Mckn-
ley tariff bill Capehart was also pres
cnt. as well as Downtain.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22
OPPOSES THE FORCE BILL.
4 Negro Says II Would Result in Revival
of Prejudice Against His Race.

Chicago July 21-Robert johnson, a
prominent colored man of Richmond, Va,
who called at the Grand Pacific Hotel to-
day 10 see Professor w. +. Peters, of the
University of Virginia is strongly opposed
to the passage Of the Force bill.
1T is said to be chiefly in behalf our race
that the bill was introduced, he remarked
.While don't desire to criticise the sin
cerity of such declaration / do want TO
take u stand in the name of all my people
against the bill. We value the franchise.
We value everything the possession of
which tends TO make a man honored and
happy, but there are degrees of valuations,
and some things we desire more than others.
I'VE desire education for our children
more than we do the franchise, and we also
desire more amicable relations with the
whites. IL. G. Grandson, a professor in a
college of North Carolina and 4 worthy
member of our race, gave echo to our sen
timents a short time ago when he said :
The negro does not want the Force bill
passed because its passage means break
Ing down of the kindly feelings for US
which during recent years have been
growing among the whites
And" continued Mr.. Johnson, that is
exactly it. As sure as the bill is passed.
just so sure will YOU see resurrection OF
the bitterness that was so noticeable dur
ing the five wears succeeding the war;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22
National League.

~ Ciuciunati-Ci -Cincinuau 90, BroohIyt
II errors. : and ) hits. l9 and earned
: and ,. pitchers. Foreman, Mullane and
At Cleveland .. Boston j.
hits. II and %: errors, and = earned
each pitchers, Beatin ana Ue'1eih a1'ei'u
ance. 800. ~. o.
hits. and :; errors, and = attendance
I s5i. nifchers. Hutchinson and Russie.
A. Philadelphia-Ph 20. Pitts
bnrg :. hits. y and II: errors + and
nitchers. smith and Heard; earned, i
.ts.f
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22
The Welfare ofthe Public Concerns E'rrl
citizen.

Ip he Elfpl ~ ''t hftf''ff+
Sm.-In front Of our city aud county
buildiups there stands tasteful. and vall
able token Of the public spirit ana lloerali
~ of our fellow citizen. Mr.. j. W Paxton
n WAS 0isI a water fountain. 'uth d
fountain. The nymphs and water ln'id-
who used o. rcvel in its sparkling now np"
look detected and parchcd as the aust Oh
the street. Not drop Of heaven dc" o1
cool their parchcd brows or moisten 'I.lr
dry cheeks The aqua maids are lll- IN
forced idlencss aud drOuth nave Wei hlkA
i,iiiod them Their duty aud pleasure 100
early II fe was 10 toss and spray the sparhilu. .
water Then. Mr Editor, would you no,
,,,cec,.iba copious bathing in this case. ]
feel GREAT confidence IN the prescription
and ann assured that not only the pa
,ients. but all their friends VIII DE- tI'1.
~ beneitted by this 'cOOl treatment
IVell now 10 the matter al issue
Fverv man knows there are ten Stranger
or the streets Of our city where there usc'l
to be one These strangers and some o'
them have become citizens as tney pass
he nublir square and sec such peuuriols-
poss and NEGLECT cXC.aim, "Oh, Mni' %
sbo,,o,- Couucilmen Water Board
Roord Of Public Works neither Know
~. ,.,re where the blame for this disgrace
iic. The city owes II 10 her credit anu to
thar ~ her citizens. that this blot should
h.. ,vfuad away 40 once and standing ap.
propriation made for keeping the fountain
in proper order In future
1T me ask my fellow citizens. how can
We look for future gifts Intended i0f gen
eral good. when the finger OF neglect ls
pointed at that which we now have, Out
fall 20 appreciate Az h''-
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,1nrn.. pendletnn RcsIcns.

FoRr WORM. TExAS, July 20 W. >.
Pendleton. Mayor of Fort Worth, who ran
away with his typewriter, has resigned
and the Council was summoned to appear
i'm special session TO consider the document
Pendlcton wrote the following from Bul'
falo, y. T.-"Captain NJ. Is. Loyd-Ih !
dav or two will forward YOU full power
10 take charge of all property and pay all
debts. and make provisions for Bell and
the children
In an interview at New Orleans Mayor
Pendleton said he had perhaps been too
premature. but did not think he was guilty
of any wrong in marrying Miss Cullen.
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4 Good Thing to Keep at Hand.

Some years ago we were very much sub
Jet 10 severe spells Of cholera morbus and
now when we feel any Of the symptoms
which usually precede that aiiment, such
as sickness al the stomach, diarrh0a. etc,
we become scary. We have found Cham
berlain's Remedy the very thing 10
straighten one out in such cases, and al
ways keep IL about II is somewhat simi-
lar 10 the usual cholera cures. but seems 10
contain. ingredients that render II more
pleasant TO take. and that DO their work
more quickly. Sheriff Devereux tells US
that he is subject 10 cholera morbus. and
recently felt spell coming on, when he OBJ
tanned bottle Of Chamberlain's COlic,
Cholera and Diarrhma Remedy, and two
doses made him all right. We are not
writing this for a pay testimonial. but %
let our readers know what is a good thing
10 keep handy in the house For sale by G..
X Goetze ". " Irwin, c. Schnepf and
John klari
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FOUGHT ON THE CAR.
Fireman Roadhouse Tells How He Killed
Ills Englneer Mlth a Hammer.

VAS WERr. o., July III Fireman Road.
house tonight confessed numbering En-
gineer Vandeyender He said that they
had been quarreling all along the trip
and among other things the engineer
accused him Of reporting him for
drunkenness When the train ncarcd this
place. the engineer rushed AZ Roadhouse
with a curse, saying that he would fix him
With that he dealt him a blow on the face.
knocking him down. When Roldhousc rr
covered he picked up the hammer ami
raiuei several blows on the cueiu.
eer's head. knocking him inseus.
BILE Roaihousc controlled the cu.
gine So that he could have checked D.
had any trains been in the way just ba.
fore running 10 the switch. Nandeyender
raised up and the fireman dealth him am
other blow which killed him. Roadh0usc
was placed in Jail II is feared be viii DEE
ynched. threats being made 10 that effect
very freely tonight.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22
ORIGINAL PACKAGE MEN
I'm Lard. Dressed Beef and Other Indus
tries Fight the Bin.

N ll. 4r.rgI lnll 70 ne Nt7isfsr.
WASHINGTON. July 21.-SOmething
of tutter has been caused by the de
scent of persons from different sections.
tO oppose the passage of the House sub
>rWtc for the original package de
cisiOu. The Senate accepted Senator
. .Fau'Gucr'> amendment, and passed a
+ bill applying solely 10 intoxicating liq-
Iuors Itprovided that the arrival of
liquors within State, uo matter
whether u original packages or not,
it should become part of the state
property. and subject to all
State regulations. The House Ju-
dietary Committee reported sub
stiute. making the legislation ap-
ply t0 an articles of commerce. In
their report the House committee hold
that the Senate was i'm error in restrict
ing its legislation % liquor, that il is
class legislation. They 20 further and
maintain that the state ought To have
power of an articles of commerce COM
ing within the States jurisdiction, the
substitute aud the Committee report are
sweeping iu behalf of States rights and
powers. bat now another strong Gle
mUut oi opposition has developed in
manufacturers of lard put up
and sold m special packages
canned goods packers, dressed beef
dealers and scores of others engaged in
manufacturing or sending TO market
goods and articles of commerce in Spc-
cial packages or especially marked, are
arraying solidly against the substitute.
d b. %. Na.. ..s H..r N
power granted 90 the States it would
enable State officials 90 prescribe GER
tain articles OF commerce.. They con-
tend that the substitute as a law would
seriously cripple many OF the mmutac-
tgrers OF special products. This oppo-
,.tIon has prevailed upon members of
both sides TO announce their opposition
to the substitute and the indications
arr that 10 will Doe rejected and the
~rrntD bin passed
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22
aDeninI ofthc Mnr.

PARIS, July 2l.-Thc Guatomalian adj
ministration here referring TO the r'-
ports from McNica that war has broken
cut between Guatemala and san SALIVA
dor says that the telcgrams from McN-
leo are inexact. War has not been de-
clared, he says, and 10 Guatcmalan
troops have crossed the frontier OF san
Salvador 1t IS the Ministers opinion
that the lighting referred To in the Dis
patches must have occurred in th" m-
terior of San Salvador between factions
in that country.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22
DAKOTA FARMERS
at the Mercy of the Elevators-So Grain
Stacked.

JAMESTOWN. y. D., July 2l.-It will be a
sta rtling piece of news to the wheat grow
ers Of North Dakota to find out on the eve
OF harvest that no elevators in the State
will store grain this year. This radical
change in the handling of the crop has been
kept as secret as possible. II was determ-
ined upon it is said soon after the law was
passed this year which makes all public
elevators and warehouses pay an annual
license of -. per 900 bushels. Nine-tenths
Of the crop of the State has been hereto
fore bought by the elevator companies upon
the Duluth and Minneapolis quotations.
4 farmer could store his grain in these ele-
vators for 10 days for nothing and keep il
stored as long as hc desired 10 pay small
fee therefor Now the elevators will re
fuse this on the ground that they are not
public elevators. and the farmer who
is mortgagcd to the earth, will this
yoar be compelled to sell his crop at what
ever price the company chooses to allow
him. In most cases this will leave him
pennilcss for tine winter
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22
FARMERS TAKE AHAND.
They Demand Room for Agricultural
Products.

SPRINGFIELD, I'll, July 2l-One OF The
surprises Of the special session Of the Hi
nois Legislature, which is TO assemble to
morrow, will be the aggressive part that il
to be played by the Illinois State Board o
Agriculture in the forthcoming World
Fair legislation. 1t opposes the Location
on the Lake Front on account Of the pal
pable lack of room. Differences of opinion
have arisen that may force change, as
committee will be here tomorrow 10 pre-
sent strong kick TO the legislators See
retary Garrard, Of the State Board of Az
riculture, says under no circumstances vii
the limited space show properly the prod
ucts of this. the greatest agricultural coun
try in the world Hethinks the agricul
tural exhibits should have at least 40
acres. while other exhibits will demand NJ
less than POO acres. If not more.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22

Nlt I..grug '3 ne E-gis'sr.
WASHINGTON. ID. c.. July Ell. NJ.
Nichols has been appointed postmaster at
Dixie. Nicholas county. vice j. NJ. Nichols,
res. -ued, and D. ". Painter, at Thornton
TAYLOR county vice j. e.. Painter, de-
ceased
Pensions have been granted as follows
mcrcase-D Willis Hutter, New Milton
John b. Upton. Pullman; Mark Riley,
rcrueltou. Alva Nicely French Greek
Wilhelm B1ler, Wheeling, William Dick
.ou. parkerslur-. Albert H. Ni.buru.
Terra Alta: Joseph T. Horr Parkersburg
p Nauiery0rt. FarmOut. Joseph John
~fon. Lone Tree. Jeremiah Murphy, Hun
iret. Nelson d. Watson. Glen Elk. Rlch-
lri g. Mls~ly. Long Beach. Eli Galloway,
Wl0ma
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Association Games.

ouisville-Louisville II, Brooklyn 4;
hits, 10 and ); errors, each; pitchers,
Goodall, Ryan and Mattimore; earned, q
and umpire, Doescher
At Philadelphia 4 St Louis,
>. Hits, 6 and 8; errors, , and 3; pitch
crs, Seward and Ramsey: earned. and ,.
At ROchester-Roche 10: Columbus,
6. Hits, l3 and :; errors, and Is; earned.
and 6 4; pitchers, Calihan, McKeogh aud
Easton; attendance, 800; umpire, Curry.
At Syracuse-Stars, 6; Toledo I. Hits.
l3 and 8; errors, and 3; canned, Stars, I;
pitchers. Kecfe and Cushman.
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EVERYTHING LOVELY.
The Way Conger Sees the Ohio situa-
lion.

WASHINGTON, July 2l.-Hon. \. l..
Couger. Chairman of the Republican
state Committee Of Ohio, is in the city.
Mr.. Congcr speaks in enthusiastic
terms Of the Republican prospects IN
his State.aud says Daniel j. Ryan, Their
candidate for Secretary OF State, will
swing from 10000 to 25,OOO majority
lie saws last weeks convention was one
of the best in the history of the party.
He declares that all grievances have
been allayed, sore spots healed and
differences adjusted, leaving the party
i'm good fighting trim for the campaign.
On being asked about the feeling be-
tween Foraker and GrOSyenor, Mr. Con-
ger said that he thought whatever cs-
arrangement may have resulted from the
ballot box investigation had been re-
moved and was satisfied that Foraker
would make speeches ia GroSvenor :
District if the latter wished him too.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22
CALIFORNIA'S RICHES.
Great Tin ore Mine Discovered at san
JacintO.

SAN FR,NCI>co, July 9l-From present
indications California will have in the near
future a new industry rivalliug in import
ance even the taking of gold from the
bowels of the earth. The new industry is
the mining at great profit OF tin ore near
San Jacinto, BernariinO county. Twenty
seven years ago tin deposits were found in
this neighborhood. but the value Of the dis
c0vcrics did not seem 10 be appreciated.
Negotiations have Just been completed
whereby the San .Iacinto tin mines will
pass into the hands on an English syndi-
cate with large experience in the treatment
of these ores. and these men, who own the
tin mines near Swansea, Wales, pronounce
the California ores nearly three times as
rich as the Welsh ores they have been opcr-
ating with fair profit
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GIBBONS WISDOM.
The Eloquent Cardinal on Corruption in
Politics.

BALTIMORE. July 2l.-Cardinal Glib
bon'S. in an address of copgratulation TO
the congregation of 81. INCONSISTENCIES
uses these words: "When We find the
most upright citizens taking no inter
est in politics, showing no zeal for the
good government Of the country. We
may expect political stagnation and cor
ruption. But when the best citizens
manifest interest in public affairs We
have good government and honest adj
ministration of public trusts. 1t is the
duty of every man to take an active
personal interest in the welfare OF his
country and TO see that the best ciiI-
zens are elected to public places.
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MOVING AGAINST MCDOWELL.
Beaver Republicans Appoint a Committee
to Confer with the other Counties.

BEAVER Pa. July 2I.-In accordanVt
with the resolutions adopted at the meeting
Of the County Republican Committee on
saturday, Chairman \ p. Marshall TO-
day appointed X. $ Kennedy and Dr. II.
: Mcconnell of New Brighton, to form
With him. committee to confer with 9th
cr, who may be appointed by the commit
tees of the remaining counties OF this Con
rressional District Both gentlemen are
strong anti-NIcDowell men, DR.. McConnell
having presented the resolutions repudiat-
inn, the nomination of the Mercer County
man
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FARMERS FOR PATTGSON.
The Peoples Candidate Rapidly Gaining
Strength.

NoRRl-rowN, PA. July II. - Tho
Farmers Union, which was recently or
ganilcd in Bucks. Montgomery. Della
ware and Chester counties to insure rep
rcsentation in the Legislature. will.
without doubt, indorsc the candidacy Of
Mr.. PattiSon for Governor at their meet
ing to be held IN IIartranft Hall. in this
place. on Tuesday. This organization
carries with it several thousand votes
and its growing strength makes it a big
political factor IN this section.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22
IeNcr Sill Knges.

MANOR. pa. July 2l-The malignant
fever that has been raging here for four
weeks shows few signs Of abatement. Sey-
eral deaths have occurred. Iwenty-one
cases were reported last week. Bad water
is believed 10 be the cause. II IS almos,
impossible 10 get nurses, - day being re-
fused
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-07-22

WASHINGTON. u. c.. July 2l.-The Comp
tro.ler of the Currency has appointed Gil
bert R Shaw receiver Of the Park Ma
tioual Bank of Chicago H. The appoint
meut was delayed several days in order 10
allow the directors "a chance 20 restore the
bank 90 a business basis. They were una
b.c to 90 this, however. and 10 was thought
best to wind up the bank affairs.
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COSTLY JUSTICE.
4 White Cap Victim Receivers s45.OOO in
Damages.

LEBANON, 1ND., July 21.-MariOn
Kendall, married man who lived at
Elizaville, this county, four years ago,
and who was charged with assaulting a
Young girl, was taken out by white caps
one night, tied TO a post and beaten into
inSensibility. He became paralyzcd
from the effects and brought suit for
$40. 900 damages against five of his as
sailants who were respected citizens of
this county. Judgment was given for
$500 The defendants carried the
ease to the Supreme Court but decis-
ion handed down from that body last
week atfirms the Judgment of the lower
court
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ADJoURNs FOR TUE DEAD.


WASHINGTON. Julv 2l-lu his prayer
this morning the Chaplain icc-ing.y al
ulei to the death off Representative Walk
cr. uf Missouri on motion OF Mr.. Dock
el.-. of Missouri. bv unanimous consent Z
wa- ordered that the vote on the ore.na.
package bill shall Boz taken tomorrow and
fre.rnt, oa the bankruptcy bin Thursday
morning. Mr. Dockery then delivered AN
eloquent culocv on his late colleague
jaime, II. Walker. who died iu Dexter No.
last Saturday afternoon. Resolutions
were adopted expressive of the sorrow wi lh
which the House had heard of the death.
and a committee of seven members of the
House and three members of the Senate
were aunoiutej 90 attend the funeral The
following gentlemen were elected Messrs
Doc6cry. Frank. Crisp. Morrill, McMillln,
Baker and Davidson The House then, az
l2.l5. as "a mark of respect to The memory
of the deceased adjourned
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ARabv Show Asbury Park.

AsRrRy PARK, y. j.. July 2l.-ThiS
afternoon $4,000 persons witnessed a
baby show on wheels. Two hundred
cherubs were wheeled in their car
riagcs. including ten pair of twins. The
carriages were preceded by prominent
people. and gay decorations were the
order.
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Divorce SUD AT stcubenyllle.

SD.iN Telegram % N Hf1l'IfF.
SrruBrNvnIr. O.. July 2l.-Jam,es
Vaughan instituted proceedings in the
common mn pleas court this afternoon in di-
vorce from his wife, Elma Vaughan, alleg
inc adultery on her part with Edward
smith. The pWties are well known ana
IL. nit ernafed a sensatIOn.
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NEWS IN THE STATE
SUCCESSFUL TEACHERS INSTITUTE AT GRAF
TON.
Yesterdays Proceeiings-A Farmers Institute Is
tablshei By Col. Dan johnson at Clarksburg-
State Teachers Examination Other
Matters.
.,n.cinl r.l.mam 10 he Rsnis,er.


GEAFroN, w. Va, July 21.-Thc
Teachers Institute for Taylor county
convened in the Court House this morn
ing at 10 o'clock. The Institute was
called TO order by County Superintend-
ent T. Il. Fordyce, who introduced
Prof f. H. CragO, Of Wheeling Mr.
Crago stated briefly they object of the
Institute and gave the members some
excellent advice rs TO their duty during
the session of the present institute.
At the close OF Prof. CragO'S remarks
Mr. Fordyce appointed w. \. Hustead
and Miss Ethel Roach as secretaries
The enrolment showed an attendance
OF thirty ladies and forty gentlemen.
Prof. Crago gave very interesting talk
ON school government, and at the close
of his remarks there was a general dis
cuS>ion in which a number Of teachers
took part.
Mental Philosophy and History were
the subjects of the afternoon discus
siouS. Prof Crago and number of
other educators spoke al length.
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Special Telegram 10 ne Rtgister
CANTON, July 2l.-In the game to-day be
tween the Cant0ns and the Wheelings. the
home team got there by timely batting
The following is the score:-
Canton ..........l d o % )
Wheeling .... ...-...U % % - :
Hits. $ and :: two-base hit, Spcidel;
three-base hits, Williams, Belts; home
run. Xciglcr: errors. and >.