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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14
BUTrED A MONSTER.
4 whale Kuns Against Snag-Tne Boat
shaken.

New YORK, June 13.-Three iin-back
whales were sighted on the morning of
June dead ahead Of the pilot-oOa. Act11
about $50 miles eas1 of Sandy Hook. The
man at the wheel noted that they were
coming DIRECTLY toward him The Act9l
is the largest and swftest vessel Of the
New YORK feet. When the man at the
wheel saw the whales coming be altered
his course a triile TO avoid them. The trio.
going at the rate apparently OF tea Knots
an hour, kept right on their course until
the Actpa changed hers Then they
seemingly took it into their heads to attack
the Activa, and the helmsman got little
anxious
When they were within 200 feet Of the
boat two of them dived and disappeared
when Just under the Ac;1's bows. The
other fellow, the giant Of the party, wasn't
ouick enough He Gived just about a sec
6nd too late ard his back sCrapcd against
the sharp fOrefOot Of the pilot boat,
t!ngng The foam he created in ms
swift descent with his blood. lie lashed
the sea furiousiy in his agony and as he
went down his fiukes struck the blutf Cl
the ActTl's BOWS with resounding vlo-
lence.
She was shaken as if she had struck on
rock. or come into collision with some
heavily laden vessel. Every man spraug
from his berth and rushed on deck. They
saw the Injured whale lashing the sea into
foam astern. Theother whales were swim
ming around him. The Acl9l was EOve
TO and her bow was examined She was
not damaged, and continued on her cruise
for ships. Pilot Kelley was put aboard the
steamship Caledonia, June 10. and learned
tina, the Caledonia had passed the whale
Wednesday afternoon. He was flo lting in
the Gulf Stream dead, with loAg Sash in
his back
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MILLIONS IN GERMANY.
Good Fortune of New YcrE Typewriter.
Ecnm nesi, TO Palnce.

New YORK, June l3.-Iti5 something OF
d change TO leave the wooden char thaJ
stands before the typewriter in another
mans Office and sail for one ; lvn castle IN
Germany aud the choice Of hairs in any OF
its $50 rooms. That is the change that
has come over the spirit and the dreams Of
one Bernard Wittmer, formerly steno-
grapher in the office Of John z Loveioy Y
Co. OF this city. Wittmcr supported his
wife and three little children on ten dollars
per week. One morning be handed 10
his employers German d. cument elaoor-
atcly decorated with red seals cl an impress
sive character with the remark that he
would like leave of absence His father
had died, he said. and, rs be had lett his
entire fortune 10 him he WJn.d ike to go
over and take possession The leave OF
absence was granted, aro on ms return,
Wittmer explained that IN tcad OF the eS-
tate being u mere paltry one o. s2ll, ,OO0 the
property left by Wittmer senior amounted
to y, 600, coo and was mostly resting IN Ger
man Government banks AMI drawing us
tidy4 per cent per annum. Wittmer's Tor
tune has not brought him untold bliss for
bv the terms of the will he must live IN a
castle OF $50 rooms with an allowance OF
only 5000 marks year Failing to live
upon the estate Bernard is cut off with the
sum of 80 marks, and the estate held in
trust for his children. which means some
thing enormous in the way of fortune,
since the executors have reckOned that ut
the time Of the majority of the Oldest child,
allowing for the expenses OF the family up
TO that time, the estate cannot pan out less
than 3O,010 O09
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TEE PRINCE ALARIED.
4 Hurried Visit to London-An Apology
ON the Programme.

LoNpoN. June l3.-Thc Prince or Wales
and tbc Dibe Of Cambridge came to town
this morning on, ii is said, important DGsl-
ness
The Prince of Wales leaves London this
afternoon in order % be present at the
royal picnic today at Virginia "ater
It is generally understood that the
Princes tiyiog visit is connected with the
baccarat scaudal Tho Prince OF Wales,
who at iii ST was disposed 10 the bac-
carat matter lightly, has now awakened to
the seriousness OF his position.
l. is currently reported that Lord Cole
ridge. the Lord Chief Justice Of England,
who presided Al the recent trial of the
suit of Sir William Gordon Cum
ming against Mr. and Mrs. Arthur
Wilson and others, viii take official
notice or the charge made against him hy
Sir William. the substance of which is
that the verde, OF the jury would hay
been entirely diEcren, had 10 not been for
the Dartiajjy FOR the defendants which the
Lord Chief Justice showed in his summing
Up and charge 70 the jury.
The London Spoudent OF the Leeds
siercss,u says he has good reason to state
that the Hon Edward SiauhOpe, Secretary
oi state for War, Wil!ap0logizeon Monday
next, IL the House of COmnOuS, on behalf
of she Prince OF Naies, for The share the
la;tes. took I'm condonin.s the conduct Of Sir
William Gord0O-Cummiug al frdnby
CrJf,
EsfulN. June Military and social
circles are equally amazed at the reVeia
tons vc.ar5 inC tue conditions OF society
I'm Eu-iaud The adm ssjou that TIE Prince
o. Wales has been involved ia sapoins
scandal. is tG- principal topic OF cen
Vefsd-iOn. ~ all the military casinos anU
.,- -.
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DENWOOD.

Chidren's Day will be appropriate
~ observed 1t the VI. J.. Church TODAY.
The floral decoration of the Church is
beautiful and artistic. and the pupils Of the
Sabbath school have been carefully pre-
pared for the rendition OF a choice pro-
gramme for the exercises OF this occasion.
Mr.. James Dcegan q skiiiful telegrapEer
at the B. & o. station, viii DC married on
Wednesday, 18th inst, TO charming
young lady Of GAINESVILLE, OHIO
Mrs. Frank Porterheld will return this
week from an extended visit TO Philadel-
phia and Washington.
w. Deegan enjoyed brief trip down
the river in the fore part Of the week.
miss Lou Bishop, q charming young lady,
Of Fc.lo ysvillc is guest OF her sister
Mrs w Brauner.
Thos. William. OF Main street. is spend
inga few days IN n M.rLiu's Ferry.
DR.. BAKER. OF = y. George Tucker Com
pany, was in town yesterday.
The force Of brick layers employed at
the Riverside Works, left for Pittsburg
Yesterday TO stay over sunday.
Mrs W Hamilton, Of Marshall street, is
on the sick list.
the schools closed a most successful term
at McMechcn on Friday last. IL has been
ably conducted by Prof. i. Lorenz, as
SfSLed DJ MISS -tiii4l -'A~C'yN AI- -'.t9. 4"
HigcS.
Some OF the clrOiug rect ia Centre
ward which was d. The expense OF the
Drapertv holder, Int under tue direction
If inc cirr. Is l.lnd after recent survey.
CO. b. several Inches oe-JW the required
erade.
The annual entertainment given hy the
public school r'aag eycning was un-
douDteily the best OF Lhc kind ever held
I'm the town The programme, while TOO
| lengthy 70 mention IN detail, was carefully
arrsneed, ard suffice II 10 say that each per
! former acq uit ed herself and himself with
credit The choruses and class songs re
ceived a large share Of the applause.
/ Mss Ella Fitzpatrick. Of Martins Ferry,
was 10 town yesterday.
! \ numOer OF citizens who disregargded
/ tue summons TO appear before the Grand
Jury. were muicted yesterday for same 10
the amount Of :, and costs.
81 Johns ugreratiOn has extended in
vitaiious a tnc following societies IN
Whcci.1e I'D participate ia the exercise
~ ..vire She corner stone Tor the ne"
Catno.c church OH tine -s,a inst, 81
George, Hibernians and 81. Jonn orders
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TWO MORE STORMS IN JUNE
If One Pro es Unusually Severe the Other
Will be of a Mild nature.

ST. JOSEPH. June l3.-PrOf. Foster in his
weather predictions says: IN my last letter
I gave forecasts OF the storm wave due 20
cress the continent from 18th 20 18th, which
then gave promise OF being the most de-
structive storm of the month The next
will be due to leave the Pacific coast
about the 18th, cross the Rocky
Allegheny valley from 10Th to 2lst, and
reach the Atlantic coast about the 2}d.
cannot say what this storm Will amount
TO. except thal it belongs TO period OF
great storms, and its force will depend on
the storm prec ding it. IF the storm from
18th to 18th proves to he Of very great
force. as expected, then the storm wave OF
18th to 22d ,cill he TIE mildest storm OF the
month. But the stored up electrical energy
NAV be divided equally between the
two storms, IN which case each of
them viii be severe. Folio wing this last
mentioned storm-wave another will be
due to leave the Pacific Coast about the
25th. cross the ROcky-Ailegheny valley
from 18th TO 2Sth, and reach the Atlantic
coast about the Goth. This storm promises
TO be equal TO any Of the month. and IL will
spend It's principal force east Of the Misss-
sipci valley. H. will probably develop tor
nadoes and cause considerable rainfall,
with more cloudy and fOggy weather than
is usual for June This storm viii De Of
special interest to the Eastern States,
while moderate rains may be expected from
it in the South.
When we have experienced these June
storms we will be better able to determine
the nature Of the weather in store for US
during the twelve months TO follow, FOR /
these June storms show an increased force
over the ordinary June weather, il viii be
strong evidence in support of my forecasts
of a year or great % rms. The cQuilOX OF
Saturn will only nave begun to have its
influence in June, and will moi reach
its maximum force until October,
while the influence of Jupitcr's eQninox
will not be felt I'LL after September. Their
combined influence Will be greatest in
March. 1892 With the close OF the June
storms the rain belt in many places will
change their localities. and where the
rains have been excessive they will gen
orally become deficient, while IL many
places where rains hayc been Too J. Sht they
will largely Increase. In those locllitics
where excessive rains have fall 20 "a cfcco
OF every storm wave has o en- GOted and 'fc
accuracy Of NV forecasts has been aDpro.
ciatod, but Wi -n he ,t1 bolts change Joe
calities the effects O.. L' storm svsves Hil!
not bo co noticeable "hen thc r4iafdl be-
cones deficient, and This will lead some 10
conclude that my forecasts are less accur-
ate But II tLoy viii take . broader view
faev viii see THAT Toe storm waves are just
as REGULAR rs before, ana that She change
is only in the rain belts. When tAe
leather has been cry, and by the change
e0lo rain occurs, then ny forecasts viii
tu,.car 10 be more lct'glate tnan before
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TOE PEOPLES PARTY.
They win Not Amliate, But 1t Seems
They VIII Mix.


ST. LOUIS June l3.-Contrary TO eXpec-
tatious. and 10 what the committee gave
.... ~. ..,,;,,,. +,,., r,,,,c,,ti,-e Committee
'''-9 -''O- '''''-' .,--.--,-,,....-
oil the Peoples party coinpie1eu tueir l''oo'S >
this evening.
Five members % the committee were
- T,.1', ,,.h.,., tho session
present "- 'l' La D.''''~' ~ -
was held. Those here We're; mo1; Tt II. f.
l,i0oeh~c"' pi t-.-iois, +, N'eO' 49,. ~
Massachusetts, VIA Weaver iowa. Il. -
Wilkins, kansas. dnc NJ. =. i''iAi"' l'-
diana.
Robert Scuu-ue. secretary OF tue ~ q
l0ual Committee, acted as Secretary OF Tue
meeting. which was held behind c.oSeu
doors.
The Secretary W,-S in,triC. ca 20 esls o.isA
iteury bureau to iurG sh items OF inter
esI t4 thc reform press which now uu,no Is
oe wcen SOD anc 700 papers "A "eeAiY lc--
ter is 10 oe prepared a-A oeoASnSu III ghvsC
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KANAWHA VALLEY.
CHARLESTON AND lis SUBURBS GETTING TO
TEE TOP OF TdZ HsAP.
A Numbsr Of Industrial Institutions ceing Started
Thsre-Looks Like a Boom m-Mintrs Screen
Law to Os Tssii-O!htr West Virginia
News Of Geaa'al ald Special Int.rts-
s.ee.al zsLeram 70 ne saaanu R.at...r.

ssee'd! Telegram 10 ne Suoday Reqist,r.
CHARLESTON. June 13.-The managers Of
Kanawha City, Charleston's new industr.-
al suburb, have oeen working very quietly
but they baye been working effectively,
and the results are beginning TO show.
Whatever may be the fate Of Kanawha
City as boom town, the results OF their
work mus be Of lasting benefit TO Charles
ton and viii build up the capital Of tie
State. Already the company has spent
$1,000 in grading the property aud putting
IN sewerage, etc. The company is building
$1,000 hotel and let the contract for
$4,000 hotel. An electric railroad TO
connect the place with Charleston has
been contracted for, and viii be built
as soon as right of way is secured. In
the way OF Industrial plants the company
has secured enough To employ nearly
| thousand people. The Kanawha Valley
Clty Char Company will employ 400 men,
and It's building is IN progress. The brick
works employing 30 men are already 10
progress. The furniture company to en-
| ploy 200 men has begun TO and viii have
Its building completed in 20 days The
Hunt Frame Company employ l25 people;
It's buildings are under contract The
truck and wheel barrow company viii en-
ploy 50 men. Wori. is in progress on the
buildings y belt line has been contracted
for and Will connect all these plants with
the railroad. At the same time there is
more activity IN the building trades in
Charleston than was ever known before.
The new opera house, the iive.story stone
front Gdzctte, the thre3-story brick busi-
ness houses Of d. Shrewsb bury, three
three story brick business house of ex Gov.
Wilson y three story business house of
ID. Washburn, two story brick business
house of s. Burke, md about 80 residences
are now in progress in Charleston proper
Two four story business houses for the Roy
Furnace Company have Just b9en COM
aleted. The next week work will be be-
z an on the four story business houses OF u.
II Noyes * Co and the Payne Shoe Com
pany, and two three story business houses
of Il. +. and W. f. Snyder A new school
house to cost from $4,000 TO $4,000 will be
built this summer and the $1,000 court
house hegun. The building in Charleston
proper, this summer will represent nearly
or quite half a million dollars. The mule
street car system will give way i'm a few
weeks TO an elebtric motor line. The Elk
River railroad is looked forward TO as a
certainty, and altogether the outlook for
the Capital city is unusually bright
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They Want Le.. Hours.

Bo-roN. June 13-At the convention OF
he International Typographical Union to-
cay the following from the Committee on
Fewer Hours was adopted by vote OF 100
t02.
R.>oIred. That this c0nvcation heartily
endorse "a movement regulating the hours
of labor iu the book a.d Job branches OF
the printing trade. uO more than
nine hours a Gay except than SatUr-
t1r. when not more than eight hours
shln constitute days work throughout
tle ilr- ~dlcliou of tnc /. Il. o.. and re Ter
tr, master 10 subordinate uIious for ratlii-
cation. the same 90 go Into eject October
f.. f>.1
ln orc,rto insure the Enforcement of the
l.,- bv printers. tax was levied for tue
support of al members of the craft who
mas bo Obliged to strike, and a ipc or go
was imposed urol all printers VINO failed
to obay thc uiue-bOur rule Of the l. L. L.
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Association.

LOUISVILLE, Ky, June 13.-SL Louis
made hits when they were needed, and
Louisviue's errors were costly. Score:
Louisville, 3; St. Louis, 9. Base hits, 10
and II. Errors, and 6 Earned runs,
St Louis, 4 Pitchers, Meekin and Nc
Gill. Umpire, Matthews.
CINCINNATI, o., June l3.-Again errors
lost the game for the Reds. Score: Gin
cinnati /, Columbus 4; base hits, each {;
errors, and 0: earned runs, and |: pitch
ers. Crane, Maines and Dolan. Umpire,
Jones.
BALTIMORE. June l3.-The Athletics put
up a great game to-day against the Balti-
mores. aud the latter only won by timely
batting in the eighth Score: Baltimore
8. Athletics ?: errors, , and ,: pitchers,
McMahon and Chamberlain; earned runs,
Baltimore 3; hits, and :. Umpire, Fer
guson.
WASHINGTON, June 13-Both Washing
ton and Boston played rafting good game.
to-eay Score: Washington, 1; Boston. :.
Errors, Washington, 3 Hits, 3 eacl.
Pitchers, Carsey and Haddock. Earned
WashingtOn 3. Umpire kerinS.
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NpELPuIA, June l3.-The assignee Of
- hu Baljs,cv tlis afternoon filed i'm The
Count of Common Please. au inventory
aud apprisement Of the real and personal
properly of the ex treasurer. The inven-
tory includes seveuty-four small houses IN
various sections of the c.tv. q nUm0er oil
lots ard the famous SAt5.OaJ In due bills.
THAT Bacds.cy slys We're given him fer
that Ount of money ne J-posit'd In the
keystone bank Tao value of Bard5ley's :
estate as appraised DO tae inventory Tot
urmGiug the sGi1.V3 wor-h OF due bills
aad about $4,000 In pronissory notes, $
$500 .Vu ~
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MISS HooPMAN's AssAILANTs'
Two Men. Believed to be the Guilty Par
ties. Under Arrest.

ZANEsvuLE, O., June 13.-It is
thought that the ravishers of Miss Bertha
Hoopman, Of Byesviile, are now safely in
the clutches Of the law. Two men, Edward
Bradley. Scotchman, and James Hickey,
au Ir.shman. were arrested west of here on
the railroad this evening, and they tally
exactly with the description Miss Hoopman
gave of her outragerS. They profess not to
have heard of the affair until their arrest,
though they say they slept in an old mine a
few miles from Byesvllle on shat night.
Their statements concerning recent move
ments are contradictory. They will be
taken 70 Byesvlle in the morning for iden-
iii alton
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The INDIAN Rebellion.

C.LcvrrA. June l3.-The Senaputti,
second brother of the Maraiah, anu com
niandel' in chief OF the Muuipuri forces,
has been convicted of rebeilng against tue
E.mperess ef India. aud OF a5beta.rt IN The
massacre OF Commissioner james clinton.
political agent 81. GrimwoOi ani Br,t,sh
officers In March last, AID has been coz
de,pucG TO bs hanged. This sentence. IS
however subject 10 confirmation upon tnc
.Da1t OF the NlcerOv of India.
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SpscigL Telegram 10 me SuHdGy Register.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, June l3.-The test
cases Of the cons,tutionality Of the new
miners laws did not come up to-day as eX-
pectcd. Judge Johnson, who with Gen.
Watts is representing the miners objected
to the indictments, aud as both sides want
the issue to be a square one, it was decided
to have new indictments found next week
by special grand jury SO the matter
was continued without doing anything.
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"arkersburg Points.
...mto ne .Sundau Reafster.

PARKERsBURG, w. VA, June 13-The
United States Court was in session to-day
About fifteen or twenty cases of Illicit
liquor selling were disposed OF, fines in al
most every case being 800 and thirty days.
a shepherd dog belonging to A. G. How
ard, living across the Kanawha, attacked a
little son of Howard to-day, and tore him
terribly. The flesh Of the arm was torn TO
the bone almost from the shoulder to the
elbow The boy was dangerously injured
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Ba~roL. TENN.. Jane i3 Bob Clarke, a
YOUNG mulatto. under arrest for raviShiuE
Mrs. John Warren. wae siVcu preuiain-
AIRY invCst cation Yesterday and the evil
dcucc was wholly circunstautal IL IS
known laar be had been trying 20 effect an
entrance INTO rooms OF youug &dicS for .
moata AZ O'clock Il moh -H.0 strong
took Clarke from tuc city ia;l. carried him
to t..oo.f~.S.tts ol town auC nuns him with
% trll,. t..g.c tCa chestnut trec.
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Confederate Graves Decora.ed.

lgecill }l-t1rdDt % h1e SlhI1y Rl0isfer.
CnARLEsToS, w. VA, June 13.-Confed-
crate Memorial Day was observed here to-
day by Camp P4l.on, Confederate Vet
erdns. with a parade. speeches. poems. etc,
and decoration of the graues Of Confederate
dead. Nearly the entire population took
part in the ceremonies.
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WHEELING, SUNDAY MORNING, JUNE A. 1891

Wales, but the papers generally refrain
from harsh criticism of the conduct OF the
heir apparent to the English throne.
The Post asserts that the French govern
ment's demand that the Car make den,
mite declaration as to the attitude he would
assume in the event of Franco-German
war has obtained only the yaguest re-
SPONGE. commending Russia to do nothing.
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): pitch ers, Thornton ana Young; umpIre'
Lynch.
BosTox. Mass, June -. The Bostons
punched their hits in the eie tn and won.
Score: Boston 5, Pittsburg .; base hits,
Il and II. errors, 3 and ): earned runs, d
and >. Umpire, Hurst. Pitchers, Clark
son and Calvin. Attendance 3,'S4.
BRooKLYy, June 13.-Tho Budegrooms
he'd walkoyer to-day. Att ndance, 5,2ol.
Score: Cincinnati |, BroO lyn II; base
hits, $ and u; errors, 5 and earned runs,
Brookyn3. Pitchers, Dury and Lovett.
Umpire, McQuade. G
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Brakeman Hurt.
Spfeldi telegram to 1ie Sunday Rlgts'sr.

SpffIdl Telegram 70 tIe sunday RlgtS7eT.
WESTON, w. VA. June 13.-W. ID. Hall,
a brakeman On the BraXton division Of the
West Virginia and Pittsburg railroad, was
caught between the ears while coupling
Yesterday and 1t is feared is seriously in
iured int -rnally. He was brought to his
home here to-day.
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on. Handle,s STRIKE Endea.

CLEVELAND. O. June iS-The striking
ore handlers in this city agreed to-day 10
resume work Monday, pendi-g arbitration.
4 compromise has been agreed upou ~
Ash;snc.a harlor. anG work Will b. re
slue3 there also a.; uine and Aall c.n's Il
t1.-aul,f cent Jess than the men -sSe..
the strike he's lasted five weeks.
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Storehouse Burned.


special Telegram 10 ne SaHady Regtster.
ALUM BRIDGE, w. VA, June 13.-The
storehouse of Captain G.. w. Crook at this
place and all it's contents were burned last
night. Loss aboJt 5000 with no insur-
ance 1t is supposed to be the work of in
cendiaries.
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PARIS. June la.-'1he tr.a. of TJreiH-
.Gripeae. Fcu1rer aud Fasseter, VINO ait
charged wl.h revealing tle secret O.
ia-l-0.ts 20 ,br armstrong Company add o.
.. .fsre vas commenced here to-cay. The
prosecutions are conducted IN private.
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THEY ARE THE PEOPLE.
The xow yorks Down the Western Colts

=
New YORK, June l3.
Over % 600 people
saw the Giants win an
other game from the
Chrcago os tod a Y.
Score: New York S,
Chicago :; errors 3 and
5; hits. and 10; earn
ed rgps, > and ?; pitch
ers, l.usie and Stein;
umpire, Powers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1891-06-14

PHILADELPHIA, PA,
June 13.-'Ihe Phillies
lost their si&h straight
game this afternoon.
Atten 4 a n ce, 5,056.
Score: Philadelphia 4,
Cleveland 6; base hits,
i and II: errors, I and
!. earned rnns. ! and