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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1890-06-18
ABOUT PEOPLE.
The Daily Chronicle of the Movements Of
individuals.

DR.. J. r. Manley left yesterday for Buck
hannon and Weston on a business trip.
Mr.. EdgertOn Vance left yesterday for
New York, where he will join friends and
sail for Europe on the steamship Etruria
next Saturday, TO be gone several months.
Herbert Mathews, of the Conried Opera
troupe, formerly manager of the Bennett
Moulton Opera Co, is visiting his cousin,
Mr.. w. I.athrop.
Mr.. and Mrs II. a. Bogardus, Of Chiea-
90. and Mrs Kate a. Shoecraft, of Buffa-
Ia. y. Y. who have been visiting Mrs. l..
A. McLaiu, of Elm Grove, leave to-day for
Buffalo. \. Y, and other eastern cities.
The following West Virginians were at
the Hotel Behler last evening: Miss An
ME Deveney. Miss Ettie Walker, Miss
Winnie Gettings. Mrs. Mike Deveney, Miss
Kate Travers, John Deveney, Chas Rob
inson. Frank Travis and p. \. Ewing. all
of Fairmont; B. V. Farrell, Littleton; VIM
Kincaid Cameron; \. Chamberlain. New
Martinsville; p. j. Noland, Parkersburg
\. c. Prickett, Ravenswood; S. B: McEl
downev and Thos. Collins, New Martins
vile: +. NJ. Wright. Independence, and
Frank Wright. New Martinsville.
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Aroundthe Country.

At Boston-Boston (P IL. II, Brooklyn
;: pitchers, DAILY and weighing; hits, BOs
ton Il, Brooklyn 10; errors, Boston 10,
Brooklyn O.
At Boston-New York ~ L. ,, Boston
,: hits, New York = Boston errors, New
York 3, Boston I.
At Chicago Chicago (P b. 4. Clevc-
land / hits, Chicago 9 Cleveland q, pitch
ers. King and O'Brien.
At New York ~. L)-New York 6.
Philadelphia :: hits, 10 and IL errors, u
and 4: pitchers, Sanders and Keefe.
At BROOKLYN (N. LJ-Philadclphia f.
BROOKLYN 6 hits, II and 10; errors, ; and ] !;
runs. 3 and , pitchers. Gleason and Loyett
At Boston (N l.. .)-Boston2, New York (.
At Boston CP L.l-Boston IL. Brooklyn ,.
At Toledo 10, st. Louis g. hits,
II and 3: errors, 3 and o; pitchers, Healy
and Stivetts.
Al Columbus. Columbus 3, Louisville /;
hits. I aud 3; errors, 3 and ,: pitchers,
Gastright and Ehret; earned runs, Louis
vile !. Columbus !. w
At Boston-Boston N. l. I, New York
3: hits. : and q; errors, q and 3; pitchers,
Clarkson and Rusie
At Boston Boston QP. L. -. Brooklyn
{ earned runs, q and .; hits - - and :;
errors. , and 10: pitchers, kilroy and Van
Haltren.
At Cincinnati Cincinnati 3, Chicago 0;
earned runs, Cincinnati hits and .. err
rors, 1 and / : pitchers, Rhines and Hutch
insOn: umpire, Lynch.
At Pittsburg-Pittsburg (P l. "a, Buf-
falo 3; earned runs, and I; batteries, Nor
rs and Carroll, HaddOck and Mack; hits,
IA and 8: errors. , and 8.
At delphia-Athletic >, Brooklyn ,;
hits, II and 10; errors, and o; earned
runs, 3 and /; pitchers, Whitney and Mat
timOr
At Syracuse-Stars |, ROchester3; hits,
4 and5: errors. none; earned runs, ROches
ter /: pitchers, Sullivan and Calihan.
PITTsBURG, PA, June 1.-THE Cleveland
National League Club were delayed by a
wreck at Spencer, O., and did not arrive IN
time 10 play tse game scheduled Tor to-day
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GREAT ACTRESS WEEDS.
Miss Mary Anderson Married to Antonio
NevarrO in London.


LONDON, June l7.-Miss Mary Anderson
was married this morning to Mr.. Antonio
Nevarro, in the Roman Catholic Chapel Of
St. Mary's, in Hampstead, where the we'd
ding was strictly private. Miss Anderson
was driven from the house of her step
father, DR. Griffin, to the church. in a close
carriage. The curtains were drawn so that
no glimpse was caught of the bride till she
left the carriage to enter the Sanctuary.
The marriage ceremony was performed in
as quiet and simple manner as possible.
There was no choir, the only accompanying
music being that of the organ. Only the
immediate friends of the bride and groom
We're present.
The interior Of the chapel was tastefully
decorated with prOfusiOn of palms and
white flowers. On the altar twelve can
dies We're burning 1t was not quite IL
O'Clock when the bridegroom accompanied
by his brother. Alphonso Navarro, reached
St. Mary's in a hanson cab. Both the
young men We're in mourning garb in honor
of their uncle, who died three weeks ago.
A few moments later carriage drove up
10 the chapel in which were seated Miss
Anderson's sister aud her stepbrother.
This was followed by carriage contain
ing Miss AndersOn's brother. Joseph. and
his wife, the daughter of Lawrence Bar
rett \ third carriage contained Miss
Anderson's mother and her stepiather,
DIR. and Mrs. Griffin. Immediately behind
this was Miss Anderson ; carriage with her
step-Sister, Miss Blanche Griffin, who
acted as bridesmaid. Miss Andersons
gown was of white satin, heavily brocadcd.
She carried magnificent boquet of white
roses, lilacs stephanots and delicate ferns.
Above the bridal veil, which completely
covered her, was Il tiny wreath of orange
blossoms Miss Griffin was also dressed
in white She carried boquet of beauti-
full pink roses in her hand, and her gown
was adorned with many roses of the same
kind. The ceremony was performed by
Canon Pursell DIR. Griffin gave the bride
away After the marriage the party drove
TO DR. Grifins where breakfast was
served. The happy pair started this after
noon for Venice, where they will spend
the honeymoon.
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Victory for Progressive Citizens.

CUMBERLAND. Mn, June 1.-THE elec-
ton upon the question whether the city
would loan its credit 10 the b. X y. rail-
road company for Sl50,0OO in consldera-
tion of the location Of the b. y.
shops at this point and making
this city the terminus of the second and
third division Of the b. Il O. and OF the
Pittsburg X ConnellSville division, resulted
in great victory for the progressive cru,
zens. Total vote polled. ll,d@; majority
for Baltimore X Ohio Railroad Company
los The city is alive with enthusiasm
Bands are PLAYING and fire works and bon
fires illuminate the city.
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SUPREME COURT OF APPEALS.
The business Transacted at Yesterday
Session.

The business Transacted at Yesterday =
Session.
Court met at 10 o'clock, all the Judges
being present
Fox V. B. SS 0. X. X. Co, writ 0f error,
from Wood county; submitted
Lynch Y. Kerns, writ of error, from Gil
mer county; continued.
Bennett ct al, V. Cox, appeal and super
sedeas. from Calhoun county; continued.
HAYS V. Riddle, writ of error, from Gil
mer county: continued.
Watson V. Ferrell e al, appeal and SUI
persedeas, from Calhoun county; sub
mitted.
Baxterv Tanner, appeal and superse-
deas. from Clay county; continued.
State v DenoOn, writ OF error, from
Jackson county; submitted.
State vs.. Barnett, writ of error, from
Jackson county; submitted.
Mcfarland V. Fish, Ct al, appeal and su-
persedeas. from Jackson county; submit
ted.
State V. Griggs and Floyd, writ of error,
from Gilmer county; submitted.
State V. Snider and Want, writ of error,
from Gilmer county; partly heard
Tool Co. V. Boyd, et al, from Ohio coun-
"; appeal allowed; bond 500.
Elliott Y. Bell, Ct al, from Randolph
county; appeal and supersedeas allowed ;
bond 500.
Adjourned until 10 o'clock this morning.
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WILL GO TO COLUMBUS.
The knights of st. George to Go Over in IA
Body-A Prize Drill.

The Twelfth Annual Convention of the
Roman Catholic Union, knights of St.
John. meets in Columbus, June the 24th,
and there will be knigAts present from all
over the country. On the oath there will
be a prize drill, two handsome prizes to be
given away. On Monday the knights of
St. George, of this city, will 60 over TO Co
lumbus on the B. Il o., and company of
sixteen men will contest for the prize, and
if the boys don't carry off the first prize in
great shape, it won't be because they are
not one Of the best drilled companies in
the country They will have the Opera
House brass band with them, and the Co
lumbus people may look out for some
thing when the Wheeling delegation ar
rives.
The company will be in command of
Capt. Geo. j. Mathison, with First Lieut..
4. G.. Hadlich: Second Lieut.. a. j. Hahn /;
Third Lieut. NJ. B. Bailey. and the follow
ing privates: Joseph Nolte, A. j. McGar-
rell. Chas T. Heyman, NJ. Whelan, VIM.
f. Weir. p j. Gavin. George keyser
Frank Reister. J. J. Sheeky, George Gut
hart. d. p. Harmon, Seaton Alexander.
C. Blum, p Finnerty and John p. O'Mal-
ley
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SU.r.rl Itl.rrifn 10 M hrWs'ff.
PAKKsE,nrHc. W. VA. June Nv.
T.. Hickman was tried on two indictments,
FOR violating the Internal Revenue laws, IN
the L.. =. Court Fined 500 and costs, and
Imprisonment suspended.
r. ID Bowley, Of Shepherdstown. came
up for trial. on "a charge of sending postal
card 20 r. H. Yale charging him with be
inra blackguard sc Fined 5000 and
costs. Imprisonment suspended.
10 is reported here this morning that
Charley Caldwell * Co. 5 oil well lthe
Bebakel is duster.
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ohin stnte convention.

CoLUMBus, O., June 1.-THE Democratic
State Central Committee. at a meeting here
this evening, fixed Springfield for the place
and August u and - the time for holding
the State Convention. Hon. Chas. W.
Baker. Of Cincinnati. was chosen temper
airy chairman, Hon. ID. ). Fisher, OF Ken
ton. temporary secretary, and j. B. MelSh;
of Akron, assistant secretary. Michael
Mullins. of Cincinnati, was chosen ser
gcant-at-armS of the convention.
Seven ballots were necessary to decide
the place of the convention, Columbus,
Cleveland. Springfield, GAINESVILLE and
Portsmouth yieing for it, but the temper
airy officers and time were unanimously
agreed to.
The apportionment was fixed at one dele
cate for every five hundred votes cast for
Governor Campbell and one for each frac-
ffor, ot-pr. .l54l
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Moving for LIcense Campaign.

BANGOR, Me-, June 1.-THE dissatisfac-
ton among the Democrats, owing 10 the re-
fusal of the Democratic State Convention
to adopt license plank in its platform, has
eliminated in movement 10 call State
Convention and nominate "A candidate for
Governor. a call is being circulated, in
viting all who believe that the present pro
hibitory law is a failure and should be sup
erseded by local option to meet in mass
convention in this city July l5- 1t is said
Il number OF Republicans and Democrats
are in the movement TO start the ball rolling
for license campaign and it is thought the
movement will be pushed and the conven-
ton held
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Voting on silver Amendments.

WASuINGToN, June 1.-THE Senate has
voted on the amendment reported by the
Finance Committee, striking out of the
silver bill the provision that the Treasury
notes issued for silver "shall be a legal
tender in payment of all debts, public and
private The amendment was rejected
yeas II, nays 30, and the provision remains
in the bill They voted on second amend
ment, striking out the bullion redemption
clause. II was agreed to; yeas 81. nays :;
so that clause is out of the bill
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time, and report to Council at its next ses-

time, and report TO Council at its next ses-
sion
This was adopted by both Branches, the
Mayor, in the First Branch, saying that
last Saturday lady died and her friends
were anxious TO remove the body TO Cam
eron, Sunday. They applied to the Health
Officer for permit, but he fatty refused
to issue it, still refusing when the Mayor
personally made the request. DR. Camp
bell cited another case of an almost similar
nature.
At twenty minutes past 10 the two
Branches met in Joint session TO fill the va
cancies on the commissionship of the Main
street bridge loan, caused by the resigna-
tion of Messrs. NJ. Hubbard and Is Riley.
Gibson Lamb, Frank Hildreth, II. p. Nc
Gregor and Geo. j. Mathews were placed
in nomination, the vote standing Lamb Ii,
McGregor II, Mathson 10, and Hildreth 5.
Messrs. Lamb and McGregor were accord
ingly declared elected
Adjourned.
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Two Military Amendments

Special Telegram 10 tie Register
CHARLESTON, w. VA, June T.-Gov.
Fleming. Commander-in-Chief Of the West
Virginia National Guards, has appointed
j. V Blair, of Doddridge county, Judge
Advocate of the First Regiment. and Jos.
+. Chiffon, of this city, Judge Advocate OF
The Second Regiment, each with the rank
Of Major
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YESTERDAYS GAME
Almost IA shut-out for Wheeling. But IL
Wasn't.

There was game Of ball on the Island
Park yerterday afternoon, and Wheeling
came very near not being in IL. Wheeling
got one more hit than Dayton, but they
were scattered. while Dayton punched
their hits and got in good work on Wheel
ing's errors. In the ninth inning, with
two men out and two men on bases, a ball
was hit by Armtage 10 third, struck the
bag and bounced out into the grass and hid
itself, while two men went over the plate,
saving Wheeling a shut out II was {?
close call
Two games will be played this afternoon
for the one price Of admission. The first
will commence at . o'clock and the second
at o'clock. Gibson will pitch in one Of
the games, n big crowd should 20 over.
Following is the official score Of yesterdays
game:
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Goodness between Royalties.

LoNpoN, June l5.-Europcan diplomats
are here and on the continent are COM
mcuting ON the fact that the Prince of Ma
pies. Crown Prince of italy, twice iourn-
eyed between Rome and Berlin without
visiting Austria. and agree that some bet
ter explanation of the omission should be
given than the one vouchsafed, that En-
peror Francis Joseph had not vet returned
king Humbert's visit. If the reports rep
rcsentiug the feeling In Vienna over the
matter are correct, IL is safe 10 assume that
the Kings visit will never be returned.
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L.n.r...mln nwen. Nominated.

-. o. june L. Congressman j.
>. .f thc Sixteenth Ohio district.
unanimously nominated FOR re-
convention of the Democrats
t.~-r.c, 40 GAINESVILLE to-day, the
being made by acclamatiou
uerc adopted advocating tarif
ar.E. cummcudiug the admins
Governor Campbell. the gerry
t.e late legislature and the
-rC~smm j. ". Owens ~
ei 'he Morrill, pension oiil ana
.Er silver legislation.
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strike Likely to Assume Great Proportions

NEW YORK. June 1.-THE disaffection in
the ranks of labor is on the increase. The
clOakmakcrS lockout il Is asserted IS only
the beginning of a general strike, which
win iu magnitude eclipse anything et the
kind as vet known In this city.
Quite "a number of Italian tailors LETT
their shops this morning and many more
are expected 10 strike tomorrow. The
Cloak Cutters Association. the Operators
and Taiiors' Union and the Dress and Con
tractors Union have amalgamated and per
sist m refusing % have anything 10 do with
the State Board of Arbitration, General
Master Workman Powderly and several oi
Lis STAFF are at the Astor House
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The Maidstone Applied to Their wounds.

CARTHAGE, Ill, June 1.-Two more vie
Tins of rabid dogs have appeared AZ Den
yer. I'm this county. and had the Orton mad
stone applied. One Of the victims Is m.
Miller. OF Babylon, Fulton county, VINO
,vas bitten bv rabid dog only a few days
a,-o. and already some Of the symptoms OF
hvdrophobia have set in. The stone ad-
hered tenaciously 10 Miller wound. draw
inc off Quantity Of poisonous matter. The
other patieut is Beverly Riggs, a boy from
McDonough county The stone worked
VOL In his case.
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Married Miss Caldwell.

WAsnINGToN, June l7.-Baron Won Zed-
witt, German Minister to Mexico, was
married at II o'clock this morning to Miss
Lena Caldwell in the chapel of Catholic
University of America, near the city.
Bishop Spaulding, of Peoria, Ills, cele-
brated the nuptual mass. The bride IS the
younger sister of Miss Mary Gwendoline
Caldwell
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CHILD MURDER.
startling Find OF Two Fishermen Near
Martinsburg.

'IrftN Artr.||fht 10 Ifr A~ltflrf.
M,RTINsBUKc, W. VA, June l1-This
morning between ten and eleven o'clock
two small boys, some Of Mr.. Burrell Mar
tin, while fishing with a net near the gas
house and at the edge Of the city, succeed
ed in landing a bag which they supposed
contained a cat Upon investigation IL
proved % be a stout and hearty white male
baby. The sack was small and was tied up
al both ends. 10 was supposed to have
been placed there last night. and about Que
day old. II these heinous crimes could be
ferreted out and the guilty party severely
punished, no doubt q stop would be put TO
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Acainst Prize Fights.

SACRAMENTO, CAL, June l7.-Gov. Wa
terman has written a letter to Attorney
General Johnson denouncing in measured
terms the exhibitions of prize fights which
have been so frequent of late. and says that
they should no longer be permitted to de-
fame and degrade the soil of the State of
California. He mvokes the Attorney Gen
erals aid to suppress the evil at once and
preserve the State in future from such eX-
hibitiOns
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rnrll.h MIners Readr for a strlke.

LoNpoN. June l5.-There are many and
increasing signs that the periodical rebel
lion Of the English coal miners against
their hours and wages IS near at hand. In
several localities in England and Wales the
miners are already engaged in struggle
for better terms, and the miners NJ Barns
lev. Yorkshire. 10 the number OF 6O,OOO'
have resolved 10 demand from their EN-
plovers the concession of an eight-hour
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Prize Fight at Oak Point.

New YoRK, June l7.-Reddy Mcbride,
of Philadelphia, and Jimmy Lynch, of
New York, fought at Oak Point this morn
ing with skin-tight gloves for 81 900 and an
added purse of $500. Eighteen rounds
were fought when the affair broke up IN Il
row and the referee gave the fight TO
Lynch, Mcbride being almost knocked
ny
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Parkersburg News.

Sps1di telegram 20 ne Register
PARkERsBURC. W Va. June l5.-Man-
uel Fisher. who lives about four miles
above Little Heckinc, was terribly IN
ured Yesterday while cutting Grass. He
struck his foot against root and fell upon
his scythe. cutting one leg'iuto the bone.
Before relief came Fisher had bled 8
terrible that he was unconscious. 10 is be
Howell ne will die
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MnlLer.. Rnllnon Sichtcd.

ATLANTA. Ga, June IA balloon has
been seen drifting about in this vicinity
since saturday. Some memoranda which
feel from 10. and were picked up, state that
10 is Prof Walkers balloon. from Dayton,
Ohio. and that the occupants had lost their
ballast and were adrift, suffering from cold.
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A NEW COURT HOUSE.
Monongalia County to Have $4,000
building.
special Islsgranl 20 ne Regisiss.

MoRGANrowN. W. Va, June 1.-THE
County Court has authorized committee
90 advertise for sealed bids for "A new Court
House for this county. according 10 plans
and specifications In the Clerks Office
The estimated cost of the building is so,
oOU 20 be paid for Ia five years, and Slg,OOO
has been appropriated already for the pres
eut years share The bids are 20 be
opened in September next aud the begiu-
ming of the building viii not be made be
fore that time
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Drnnncd His Bundle and Left.

CHICAGO, June Nv. c. Albertson,
ordered his trades on the Board closed
this morning. During his absence on Fri
day and Saturday dishonest clerk
plunged" in his name to the extent of a
quarter of a million bushels of wheat, 1t Is
said. and when the market went against
him left the country.
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nn.r 20 NIake a sreech.

H.-.fNernN. ID G.. June l1- Senator
.. going to make "a speech. and his
uerr look forward to The time when
burst of orat0ry takes place with a
..II off interest This speech viii be
rate,t effort of the Senator's life.
ASTON win Doe when the eulogies ou
-t. of Randall are delivered in the
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MoUNrAIN SWALLOWED Up.
Disappearance Of one of the Peaks of
Mount shasta.

READING. Col, June I1.-One Of the
peaks of Mount Shasta has disappeared.
The top appears TO have been cut short of
and 10 have fallen into the crater below,
the depths Of which have never been pene-
trated by the eve of man. II is thought
that the absence of this old landmark may
indicate further demonstrations Of vol
cauic nature Fire has long been known TO
exist i'm the crater, and the lava formations
of the valleys and ridges below il give rise
t0 the question; may not the convulsion or
aces past be repeated An attempt will be
made as soon as possible To explore the
mountain
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KNIGHTS OF ST. GEORGE
Excursion to Columbus via. B. & o.

The Knights OF st. George have ar
ranged to go to Columbus over the B. IL
O. on June cath. The Opera House
Band will accompany them. Round
trip excursion tickets will be sold at eX-
tremely low rates. For further particu-
lars apply at Il. IL o. ticket Office.
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spread of the Cholera.

MADRID, June 1.-THE Government has
ordered that cordons of troops he placed
around all the districts in the Province OF
Valencia that are affected with cholera.
Seven new cases of the disease have oc-
cnrred M Pnebla de Rugat
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MoNrGoNERY. Ala. June 5.-Rev. DR..
John =. Lindsay. of s.. Pauls Church,
Boston. Mass. who was recently elected
Assistant Bishop Of Alabama by the Do
cesau Council of the Protestant EplScopal
Church, has written the Committee on
Notification declining the honor.
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N.Jtue 1.-THE building laborers
~omcrviue and Cambridge,
between 100 and 1900 men.
morning How many mason
H. uc affected is not known, but
rllt about 30, seven having
increase some days ago The
unions have agreed to support
and VIII not receive stock 40
lou-uniou men. The strike Is
...o. ul from - t0 $ % per day
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Tucson. ARIZ., June l1.-H. II. Schell,
the l.. :. Inspector, arrested two Chinese
yesterday charged with violating the eN-
clusion law They crossed the Mexican
line into the United States near LaOra.
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wmEEllNe. -n.-m.-o .-o.A.n.L pAYroN. no. ..

Earned runs-Dayton e. Wheeling. >.
Two base hits-Armitage, Cuppy, Zeigler.
Home runs-Niles Sacrifice Speidel.
Stolen bases Glenalvin Struck out BY
Cuppy D. Bases on bals-On Fitzgerald
,: of Cuppy !. Hit by ball, by Fitzgerald
Wild pitches BY Fitzgerald. Double
plays Glenalvin to Armitagc; Brewer To
Lyons to Speidel Time, 30. Umpire
Hill.
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Canton Wins Again.

YOUNGSTOWN. o., June l7-In the eighth
inning the Cantons became ratified and al
lowed the home club To pile up six runs,
virtually winning the game. Score:
Youngstown. o q O. -
Canton ........... 20 y . q 3 d o. 3
Batteries, Youngstown, Conway and
Cody; Canton, Young and Yak