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Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
c,pprTs AND FLOoR-COvERINGs

CARPETS AND tLooH-|"
~ every description have been tumoiing
IN until the collection reaches beyond any
showing ever made. Compare prices py
those of a year ago. and the worst PAR
gain YOU can make would cost at least
a third less
CARPETS.
wilton Velvet Carpets, Borues S,,e az
match, 69c. yard regular uo'''-
sn ystSs Moquette Carpets. real value
$50 for 81 1-2c. a yard po.sor. IN
podv-Brussels Carpets, Borders 70
match real value N.lO, Tor 'oc. yai Sr
Tapestry Carpets. room. nsIi' cru bera
patterns. actual value 'oc'' are -'''
Roybury Carpets, real value s0c. are
here FOR G2 lie. r- c.rns,s
Bright and Pretty nslai1 for CSC.
ward, fully worth ACC. ,,,o.
r.%tya-StIper Ingram Carpets, 81 l-zc'-
RUGs AND DRUGGETs.
sx4-yard Heavy ingram Diues'''
vi n,,era Japanese Handmade
pruggets, actual value sl7.So' are mere
ov Tor H land Japanese Rugs. a.sS'
ps1si g Striped Chenille Hearth Rugs
sl19.
op,ck buying will bring you
CoI,oRED DRESS GOODS
monday that make quarters count do
ao,,.rs-Fau or Summer Fabrics. Ihey
are the nourishlng raindrops OF great
storm somewhere.
,oo >s,v uhis season's) Fabrics for lsc'
So-vsrdwide 81 Fabric for toc. n.
:, s,J &c. Bright Plaids, II IL ana Ioc,
T. x Prfnt-Warp French Novelty |io'n
20 fo So SSei Bourette new fall fabric
Al lpV Dol English Checked suitins' Ssc
grade. for l6 2,3c. e..,,,oa. ali color
New Fall English Suiuhss' VII
mixtures for 81 l-2c o.. 900
kac Pr,ilIant Mohair Mixtures Tor isc''
and dozens OF other fabrics.
Armour & Co.. Of Chicago, with their
mountains of grease. have conciuded 10
vt,lize II in the manufacture OF
SOAP.
Nv all merits OF the best test for It's
ourlty. price. and goodness, 1t promises
soon 10 wash out all other soaps. On sale
Monday morning.
Armours Postum Floating re Laundry
SosD 1-2c. bar-large CAKES.
Ar1noir's Laundry Soap. for household
use, 3 bars for &c. ,.1,o
Armour's Brown Kitchen Soap, double
large cakes. DC. CAKE, .,, Oh : 'e soso a
pure. economical family soap. &C.
ArTnour's Fine Toilet Soap. &c. cake.
or cakes for &c
We have undertaken 70 reverse all pre-
csdents in
SILK SELLING,
Large profits are succeeded by a mere
percentage There are imitators OF all
we orisinate-none In this 50 far. See
what Monday will bring TO you:
Beginning at s o'clock until sold. go
yards or New silks, that are bought
10 sell for J0c. Cohen's got them, and
thel- price 10 " i-2c. q yard.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30

Of every description have been tumoiing
IN until the collection reaches beyond any
showing ever made. Compare prices Dy
those of a year ago. and the worst har-
cot, vop can make would cost at least
a third less.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
REFRIGERAToRs.

All the famous Quincy Refrigeraiol'
viii be sold less than cost OF man F.
facture 10 make room for other s0o-s
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30

We have too much Cut-Gisss. The stool,
must be reduced; hence the price has
been cut 70 about one half
Handsome Cut-Glass Vases, worth g.
test price. sleS each.
Beautiful Cut-Glass Water-Botile.
worth AO. handsomely cut test
price, slgS each.
Genuine Cut-Glass Salt Dips worth
lec, test price, &c. each.
Real American Cut-Glass Syrup-Jugs
worth slsS. test price, 500 each.
Genuine Cut-Glass Mustard Pots. worth
slS test price. dc.
Real Cut-Giass Sugars and Crsansgs
worth eco, test price. 81 q each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
TEST SALE OF GLASSWARE.

Large High-Back Rockers, with oosbl,.
leather seats, worth s., test pr.cA
80 g each
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
In all probability you'll cry.
CROOKS AT THESE PRICEs~

when the publishers are In position 10
get market value. Just now there Is
tumble OF price-marks on them that shuts
the eye to all reason or cost:
l5Ooo Paper-Bound Books, 800 different
titles. all by standard authors. Books
that sell for IL l-2 and l5c.. some NC.
ones, choice entire lot for Mondays
sale . -2c. each.
Richmond dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1884-1903, 1896-08-30
THE SALE OF

n immense lot of wares for between-season business.
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THE NOTION STORE

marks an onward step in the great va
riety shown for your selection wen
merely hint the prices Of all BY giving
few:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-03
WILL TRY ARGUMENT.
The Gold Standard Orators VIII IaiA WIN
All THAR Power Against Silver

Chicago. July 1.-THE announcement
That the Eastern gold standard leaders,
VIM G Whitney, Senator Hlh anu
others would arrive here tomorrow
has nut some heart into the gold stanu-
ard men who are here ana the aiSu
rment in the hotel corridors "aAeu ="
little warmer The rumor OF d VIZ
drawal of the gold standard FORCES i,onl
the convention if they are defeated -
stiIl current. but it cannot be dehnltels
stated The plan arranged is, at lsast'
calculated to make things livery, even
if II has not the greater efect' ~ ~
he similar to the plan adopted W ono
New York Democrats during the ua!s
nrecedine the convention of 1892, WheH
in the same halls the orators lole'oi u
the destruction Of the Democrac! u
president Cleveland was re-nomlhateu'
The plan is to have Senator Hill, MI.
whitney. ex-Mayor Grant, John Il. Eel
,ows Senator Smith, of New Jersey; eA-
Governor Russell, of Mass; ana otheI
well known orators, discuss the sllud-
ton with not only the leaders OF the
gold standard movement from othe'
States. but with the leaders or the ST.
YER movement. If these discussions
like the Hill and Clayeland discussions
of 1892 are to be made in public, the
result can hardly be foretold, for the
silver element her now in such pre-
ponderance are of an excitable CHAR
acter A conference of the gold stand
ard men is called for s o'clock to-mor-
row night at the Auditorium, and 1t is
believed that a line of action will be
mapped out at that time. The state
ment that Wilson S. Bissell, OF Buffalo,
would act as delegate at large in place
of u. S. Senator Murphy in the New
York delegation is believed here to be
erroneous, as Mr.. Murphy's alternate is
Jacob A. Cantor. Mr.. Bissell, however,
will, as a close friend of President Cleve-
land take an active part in the fight for
gold.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-03
YALE'S GARDEN PARTY.
\ Brilliant Event Wherein the Americans
Proved Themselves Splendid Hosts.
Copyright, Associated Press)

Copyright, Associated Press.)
Henley-on-T July 2.-While
the garden party rendered to the Yale
crew and their friends furnished
pleasant change from the arduous la
bors which have been the lot of the
young American oarsmen since their
arrival in England, it was not permit
ted to wholly interfere with the prac-
tice of the crew.
The threatening weather during the
afternoon kept many OF the out OF
town visitors away from the Yale gar
den party. But later the sky cleared
and the guests of the Americans began
to arrive in force.
Then guests were received by the
wife of the Mayor, Mrs. Simmons, and
Mrs J. F. Cooper, wife of the secretary
of the regatta committee. in behalf of
the Yale crew. During the reception
an excellent orchestra furnished APP
propriate music.
Among those present were represent
atives from all the crews entered for
the grand challenge cup and the club
uniforms, combined with the summer
toilettes of the ladies, made the lawn
of Marsh Mill House most attractive.
The Americans were warmly greeted
and did their best to prove themselves
worthy hosts as we'll as good oarsmen.
Of course, the boating men were the
great attraction, and all the most noted
amateur oarsmen of England accepted
Yale's invitation.
The garden party was given by the
Yale men as recognition Of the many
courtesies extended to them by people
at Henley or in its vicinity, and all the
prominent local hosts and hostesses of
the neighborhood accepted invitations.
The Yale men complain that Mr.. Bay
ard. so far. has not shown any interest
in the crew, has not visited them or
sent them any welcome and declined
their invitation through his secretary.
The New College crew has much i'm
proved recently, and this morning were
considered quite equal to Leander. /
Trinity Hall, however, is not doing
we'll. and Wauchomp reports that the
men want a lot of pulling together be-
fore they Will be as good as they
should be for the training they have
had
The Leander crew reappeared on the
water in the evening with the Nickalls
in their usual places, thus dispelling
all rumors as to a disagreement among
them and setting at rest the report that
they would withdraw from the race for
the grand callenge cup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-03
AMATEUR. NOTES.

At Stones diamond, the young Choir
Boys defeated the Shakespeares We'd
nesday morning to l.
At Tunnel Green:
Higgins Stars. 8 ? 0001 5 1-12 IS 5
W.H.Nicholson. 3OOO10S- 9 10 Z
Batteries, Higgins and Kline; Nc
Cam and Ried.
The Registers would like to hear
from the Shakespeare and will play
on the Backyard grounds Saturday
morning at $3.50.
AT Tunnel Green: -
East End .....021225 20-24 80 G
]. Marshall ...214012 POOP IA
Batteries. Miller and Hesse; Ham and
Halter.
Al Stones Park
NJ. Blinns ......9O12OOO11-14 u 4
Little McCues ...OO403O212-13 Z 3
Batteries, Deiters and Tomlinson
Vogt and bennington.
At Reymann Grounds
Specials 80. ....1O10012200-7 5 3
Sherrys 80. ....1201O30001-S9 l
Batteries, Deyell and Duyall; Conrad
and Flading.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-03
NEITHER ALTGELD NOR HILL
VIII be Temporary Chairman of the Con-
yention-One VIII Not, and the Other


CHICAGO, July 2-Neither David B. Hill
nor Gov. Altgeld will be temporary chair
man of the Democratic national conven-
ton. Gov Atgeld this morning settled
that question by declaring that the agita-
ton in favor of his name was gold bug
scheme to discredit the silver movement,
and the silver leaders settled the question
as far as Snator Hill is concerned by al
most unanimously declaring that the tenn
porary organization must certainly be con-
trolled by the majority of the convention.
Senator Blackburn, of Kentucky, who ar
rived last night and who was very busy
this morning, said: while | don't sug-
gest or approve delay in the matter, must
say that am untterly opposed to any gag
law or rushing. Let this convention be one
marked by fairness. We have nothing to
lose and much to gain. Let us give every
body fair hearing and then act according
to our best judgments. | think the cause
of silver would be aided by such action
and that the cry of gag rule and unfair
ness could not be raised, no matter what
the result"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-03
LOCAL SULPHUR SPRING

A sulphur spring on the farm of
Lewis Steenrod has been visited by
many persons during the past two
weeks, and has stirred up considerable
interest. 1t is located on the hillside
opposite Mt. De Chantal, and is one of
two springs which feed a cattle trough.
The springs are side by side. One is
ordinary water, AID the other Is i'm
pregnated with sulphur and has left
a thick white coating on the rocks
through which it flows. 1t has the pc
culiar taste and smell of water from
sulphur springs, and presumably the
same medicinal properties 1t has at
tracted the attention of several Wheel
ing gentlemen who contemplate having
the water analyzed sld possibly bot
tied for commercial use.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-03
THE TIN PLATE SCALE.
An Agreement Reached as to What 1t
Shall be, but No Signatures Attached.

Pittsburg, Pa, July 2.-The Amalga-
mated Association and Manufacturer
COMMITTEES went into conference at
room to-day to make another effort to
settle the tin plate workers wage scales
for this year. After a long session, the
conference finally adjourned tonight,
after the manufacturers had agreed TO-
a scale which is practically that of last
year. While the scale was agreed TO,
none of the manufacturers would sign
it as individuals, nor as committee.
This leaves the tin plate lockout still
in force and only nodded by the agree
ment giving each manufacturer the OPP
ton of signing, or not, as he chooses.
The outlook for a general signing is not
very rosy, although the workmen claim
to be confident of ultimate success.
Two new signatures were received this
evening to the Amalgamated scale: De-
troit Steel Spring Co., and the Atlanta
Steel & Tin Plate Co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-03
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
PHILADELPHIA 8; BROOKLYN 1.
CHICAGO s; CLEVELAND 7.
WASHINGTON .; BOSTON 4.
CINCINNATI I; ST. LOUIS ).
Standing OF Clubs

BROOKLYN, y. Y. July 1.-The Brook
lyns succeeded in making it two out of
three from the Quakers this afternoon. 1t
was Payne against Carsey. The former
kent his opponents hits well scattered
while Carsey proved an easy mark in the
second inning After this he settled the
Philies. With his notice Gumbert re-
ceived check for 81, 100. his salary in full
to date. Gumbert cost his club $3.50 a
game. as ne pitched only two complete
games during the season. Score:
Philadelphia e. .....OO101C1 0O-3 10
Brocklvn e. .........O s 000 L - IS
Earned runs. Philadelphia l, Brooklyn 4;
ritchers. Carsey and Payne; umpire Ems
lie. time. l:45: attendance, 5000.
CHICAGO. July 1.-The Chicagos did the
hest work to-day and defeated the Spiders
by a narrow margin. Attendance, 100.
Score:
chicago -. ...........S0S OO2OO"-S 10
Cleveland =. .........2O OOO22 CO 70 8
Earned runs. Chicago >. Cleveland 4;
pirchers. Briggs and Young; umpires,
Kesfs and Sheridan; time. $40.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. july although
WASHINGTON had the only earned run to-
dav. errors, which were ridiculous in their
fiagrancy. gave the game to Boston. At
tendance. 6,Sl9. Score:
Washington e. ......o o 90 o % 8 4
BOSTON -. ............0 0 0 - 3
Earned runs. Washington .; pitchers,
NcJames and Nichols; umpire, Hurst;
time. %.
CINCINNATI, July 2-The Reds slightly
outbatted ST. Louis and profted by the
mispisys Of the visitors. Attendance. $500.
Score:
cincinnati ...2fOO11 70 l
8 Jouis ..........OOOO2 02e-5 10 4
Earned runs. Cincinnati 4, ST. Louis 4;
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-03
BLOWING MR.. BLAND'S HORN.
governor Stone. of Missouri Dilates Upon
the Good Qualities OF His Can,i1,..

l,,rrl.,'o.'' "''' ''IeS OF HIS Candidate.
W 1AN'O' July -.-Goverror Stone q
Was asked to-day If he had noted
-'Po'1 Dhat the Eastern gold standard
7''Ts were tending toward Governor
ne answered that he had seen such
- ,i'.'C '- tne newspapers and had heard
'a'" iN 'Ae oobies, but knew nothing
- ''' ruin Continuing, the Governor
-. .'.'' Nr' Band and mis- friends mad
NJ 'Aie.'el and do lot expect any sup
POI .','N 'hal source.
re S''''' Alf. BANDS stand is the per-
soniiio1'.' oi me free coinage idea. II is
u'ee''' l.i''''s.'I,' la the very Iature u
t'llhsS' tla' There should be any alliance
between lIi' ana the single gold STANDARD
people II H. j. nominated ne will De Eoml
mated py lhe votes Of delegates elected
as free SILVER coinage man. ] am sure Mr..
Bland nomination ~!. be- opposed to the
utmost ana MS defeat sought by every
means possible ty ,a- -1l power. Crs
lining more. The STATE. represented here
Dy the single sOld STANDARD elegati0Es
VIII not proDaD!y cast single Electoral
vote Tor the nominee o. this convention.
III Mr.. Bland Is nominated ht Will be- ROM
mated by the delegates from ,ae States
whose electoral votes must be relied upon
Tor success at the polls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-03

Snecial to the REGISTER.

Special TO the Register.
Washington Pa, July Poor base
runninginthe seventh was a large factor
i'm Washing.on's defeat to-day. Not
withstanding the home team had the
same number OF hits as Wheeling, and
less errors. the visitors won. In the
seventh Conuors lost control Of the ball.
and was replaced by Irwin, who was
very effective.
Wheeling won the game in the fifth
when Conner started of with hit and
scored on Wagner's three Dagger. VIC
let took a base on balls, and he and
Wagner bo.h scored on Whaling S
three base hit. Gallagher went out on
flv to Riley and Wheeling scored.
Shields and Babb both went out from
PsstOr.ous 90 Curvan. Washington
tried to brace up in the seventh, but
could rot retrieve their los, ground.
Tho aoOrc.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-03
JOHN r. MCLEAN.

CHICAGO. July 1.-THE friends of Hon.
John r. Mclean. of Ohio, are talking very
confidently to-day Of the showing they will
make for him as candidate in the conven-
ton. He will, they say. have from the be-
ginning not only the support Of his own
entire delegation, but also the assistance
Of many delegates from other quarters.
They think that his availability will cause
him to grow upon the convention from the
beginning and claim that his selection
would make Ohio. Indiana and Illionis sure
ly Democratic at the polls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-03
WYnMING EoR SLLVER.

Chicago. July Hon. j. z. Osborne,
the only Democra, eysr elected Gov
ernor of Wyoming, and chairman OF
the Wyoming delegation arrived TO-
day. He says that al political issues
in that State are neutralized by the
financial question, leaving that the on
" matter of controversy He says Wy
oming will cast its electoral vote Tor
any man nominated on free silver
platform by the Chicago convention
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-03
MARIETTA WON.

Special to the Register.
Marietta, o., July marietta de,
feated Nelsonville to-day in close ana
exciting game, brilliantly played by both
teams. and resulting in a score OF 3 TO o
in Mariettas fovar. Batteries, Mariet-
ia, McNicho, and Donahue; Nelsonyille,
Mohaffey and Locke. Base hits, MARI
eta II. Jacksonville 8; earned runs,
Marietta 8, Jacksonville 2; errors,
Marietta /, Jacksonville l.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-03
WESTERN LEAGUE.

81. PAUL. MINI, July 2.-Score:
G, pauI S2O-u Is .
T.o,,isviue Of2OOO0-3 .
Exhibition game; stopped with rain
Johnson. Pyle and Spies; Frazer, Herman
and Kinslow.
INDIANAPOLIS, IND, July 2.-Score:
indianapolis 81. 80 02O1 OOO o. Il
Detroit ..1O2OOOOOO0-3 I 0
Damon and Buckley; Egan and frost
KANSAS CITY, MO-, July 2.-Score:
Kansas CITY ...OOO3OO 0OO-3 4
Milwaukee ..2O41f2O "-12 IL 2
king and Lake; Rettger and Spear.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-03
WOMEN DO THE FIGHTING.

Cleveland, Ohio, July 2.-The striking
quarrymen at Berea have quoted down
somewhat Wednesday night some of
them tore up some water pipe at quarry
No. 6, Gripping it. To-day workmen
tried to repair it, but were beset by a
crowd of Polish women with clubs and
stones, who compelled them to seek re-
fuge in a shed.
Special officers went to their rescue
ard only succeeded in dispensing the
women by drawing their reviewers and
threatening to shoot.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-03
OPPOSING CLUB. Won. Lost. Tt

Wheeling won but three games in
the west, but took six OF the nine games
in the east. Two games were protest
ed. and will no doubt be thrown out
al the next meeting of the League di-
rectors. This would make Wheeling's
record for the trip nine won, ten lost,
and one tied. The tie game was play
ed with Fort Wayne The club was de-
moralized while in the west. but is now
putting up a pennant winning article
OF base ball. and deserves the encour-
agement and patronage of the fans"
Capt. Wagner has secured splendid
work from his players. He is trying
them in different positions. When
they have been regularly assigned, the
team work will show great improve
ment. although there can be no cause
for complaint in the games played dur
ing the present week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-03
SHOT AT HER SEDUCER.

Miss Lillian Ashley. Fires Bullet Mt
Lucky" Baldwin in "A San Francisco
Court Room.
San Francisco, July Miss Lillian
Ashley, of Boston, whose case against
e. J. lucky Baldwin, the prominent
capitalist and horseman for seduction
under promise of marriage, has been
on trial in the superior court here for
several weeks, created a sensation in
the court. room this morning by walking
over to Baldwin, drawing a revolver
and firing at his head. A bystander
knocked the weapon aside in time to
save Baldwin's life and the only injury
was a slight grazing of the scalp. The
woman was removed to the city prison
and it is believed her mind is unbal-
anced
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-03
AWAY AHEAD OLE TIME

Rome. n. Y, July 2.-Letter Carrier
Smith, of Chicago, who is trying TO
break the bicycle record between that
city and New York, arrived here at 4:5O
D. m. several hours ahead OF time. Smith
is due in New York at Sis p. m. on Sat
urday. He said, however, that he ex-
pected to be at the city hall there at
l., oclock Friday night. II he succeeds
he will break Searles record by about
Is hours.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-03

= ~ :"
New Castle. Pa, July 2.-Younss-
town won to-days game by outbattinS
the home team Jordan was ba-ted
hard az tim s. but KEEP, the hits we'll
scattered. The five errors OF New Castle
assisted the visitors very greatly in
the run getting. John Cancels home
run was the feature of the game. The
score:
New Castle. .1O2OO1O1O-5 9 >
YOUNGSTOWN. .0122O04O"-9 Il 3
Batteries. New Castle, Daniels and
Donovan: Youngstown, Jordan and
Zinran; umpire, Hunt
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-03
HOBART Is PLEASED.

Paterson. n. j., July 2-yice Pred-
Dental candidate Garrett A. Hooar. IT,
turned home tonight. He said ne was
very much pleased with his nip 10 Can,
ton. O.. and with his reception at al
the cities on the road where he stopped
Senator Matthew S. Quay came East on
the same train.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-03
MAKERS MANAGER ACCEPTS.

Pittsburg, Pa, July John j.
Quinn. manager of Peter Maher, to-day
accepted the offer Of the National
Sporting Club, of San Francisco, to
match Maher against Joe Choynski for
an eight round fight for purse Of
$4,000. the contest to take place Au-
gust Sd. Maher is to receive $500 for
training expenses.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-03

1,,ougb Gifts like thine the fates gave 7''
y r1,f G ''' one thing We both hold IN f..i
Nav at il holds US; for when a." June '''
We both are slaves and lovers
n vain the pale Circassiar H} ,.,,o
Her face at her green lattice.
The violet beckons. VITA ~. ,'t.. ...-r.s
The bCs0m's white ihe "i
These touch our liking. y.- DID, hat ,,
But when the r. comes"
Where She stands smiling, "a N"'.' go" "
TO her. .-..t g., Tn. Critr.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-03
PARKERSBURG WON.
n-sa,A,.

SptCIdI 20 Ute htSIoltI'
Parkersburg, w. Va. July 1.-THE
second game of ball between the Par
kersburg and ChillicOthe clubs was
played this afternoon at K. OF P. park
Attendance fair. The result was a VIC
tory for the Parkersburg club. Score:
Parkersburg ..1O0OO660 4-17 II 3
Chillicothe .. ..1200020 20-7 8 8
Batteries, Parkers5urg, Gunther and
Gordon; Chillicothe, German and
KOchel.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-03
pATCuEN WINS AGAIN.

Chicago, July 2.-This afternoon at
Washington Park, Joe Patchen repeated
his performance at that track last Au-
gust when he humbled the pride Of
John R. Gentry. To-day's match, their
first meeting in 1896. was a twO-heat
affair. and Patchen won in straight
heats decisively.