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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22

Earned runs. Pittsburg 2 Two base
hits, Stencil, Smith, Padden. Sacrifice
hit. Sugden. Stolen bases. Stencil.
Base on balls, off Hemming s; off Kill
len 3. Struck out, Beckley, Reitz, Bro
die, Donnelly. Time, $40. Umpire,
Belts.
Cincinnati Ohio, July 21.-The Reds
won two games from New York to-day.
The first was on COnnaughton's error,
rhe second on punched hits. Attend
ance. 1000 First game score:
Cincinnati. .00013000*-4 8 0
New York. .0000O0OOO|O s 2
Pitchers, Dwyer and Sullivan; umpire,
Sheridan; time, 1872.
Second game:
Cincinnati. .O0O00400*-4 IA 2
New York. .100000100-2 s l
Earned runs. Cincinnati 8, New York
/: pitchers, Ehret and Reidy; umpire,
Sheridan; time, 1870.
Chicago. July 21.-The Bostons play
ed a perfect fielding game to-day but
were thrown down for the second time
because of their inability to hit Briggs,
who held them down to four singles.
The colts played very raggedly in the
field but punched their hits. Attend
ance, 5000. Score:
Chicago. .1O2O2O2O+-7 II 7
Boston. =. ....O1OO2OOO0-S 4 0
Earned runs, Chicago 6; pitchers,
Briggs and Sullivan; umpire, Lynch;
time, 200.
Cleveland, Ohio, July 21.-The Sen
ators could not hit either Wilson or
Wallace to-day and their errors in the
field were costly. That accounted for
the two shut outs which Cleveland gave
them. Attendance 1000. Score. First
game:
Washington. .O00000OOO-O l
Earned runs, Cleveland l. Pitchers,
Wilson and German. Time, 2:05. I'm
pire, Hurst.
Second game:
Washington. .OOO000000-0 .
Earned runs. Cleveland 2. Pitchers,
Wallace and McJames. Umpire, Hurst.
Time 2:10.
St. Louis. Mo-, July 21.-No ball game
to-day on account of rain and wet
grounds.
Louisville. KY. July 21.-Rain stop
ped to-days game in last half of second
inning. Score then, Louisville /;
Brooklyn 0.
Two games will be played tomorrow
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22
l.IARIETTA.

Marietta, Ohio, July 21-Mr. Thomas
Palmer, one of the best known residents
of this county, died at his home at
Fearing, last night, after an illness Of
three years of cancer.
Mr.. S. H. Taylor, of Oil City, Pa, IS
in Marietta looking after his interests
n the Warner Oil Company.
William Meagle left over the c. & NJ.
this morning for Cleveland 10 attend
the centennial celebration.
Mrs. George Knox and Mrs. Dudley
Sharp were among the Cleveland excur-
sionists this morning.
News was received Monday of the
death of Miss Jessie Morgan at the San
itarium at Mt. Clemens, Mich. where
she had gone in search Of health. Miss
Morgan was one OF Marietta's brightest
and most popular young ladies, and her
untimely end casts shadow OF sorrow
over wide circle of friends. The re-
mains arrived here at noon to-day
w. II. Pape. superintendent Of the
electric street railway at Franklin, Pa,
has been employed by the Marietta
Electric Company to take charge of the
new incandescent lighting plant and
electric street railway now being in
stalled in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. j. Hathaway are
attending the centennial exercises at
Chillcothe this week.
Mr.. and Mrs B. F. Strecker and Mr..
and Mrs. J. w. Dysle left to-day for
Cleveland, where they will take pas
sage for Detroit and Duluth by water
Mrs. ]. B. Haight, Mrs J. J. The:s and
Mrs. C. w. Knox, of this city, and Mrs.
Frank Barnes, of Charleston, w. Va,
left on the Keystone State to-day for
Cincinnati.
Misses Ryan and Lawrence, who have
been the guests of Miss Edith Mills, left
to-day for their home at st. Louis.
Col. Harry d. Knox, Of Governor
Bushnell's staff left to-day for Cleve-
land to attend the State Encampment
of the Ohio National Guard.
Misses Mary and Carrie Baker left
this morning to attend the centennial
celebration at Cleveland.
Miss Lucy Leonard who has been Wis
ting her mother here, returned home
to Chicago Monday.
w. G.. Miller and VIM. Reese left
Monday for St. Louis TO attend the Pop
ulst convention.
Mrs. Julia King is critically Ill at her
home on Hart street.
Mr.. George Gear, of Chicago is in the
city visiting his parents Rev. and Mrs.
George K. Gear.
Miss Hattie Bennett left to-day for
Admission, Ala, on visit to the family
of Louis Mueller.
Constable J II. Dye was out on New
ellis Run Sunday and arrested r. New
len on the charge Of shooting with in
tent to kill woman named Elizabeth
holland.
Miss Alta Morris OF Columbus, and
Miss Olga Sinclair, of Bellaire, came
down the river on the Liberty Satur-
day night and spent Sunday with friends
in this city.
Mr.. and Mrs W. L. Morris and chill
dren. Of Columbus. were in the city
Sunday. guests OF Mr.. and Mrs. w. G.
Way.
The receipts from the Cornerville fes-
tival given TO aid the Moss Run food
sufferers. were STA in cash and about
five wagon loads OF clothing. groceries
and other necessaries.
Mr.. Charles Otto and family are
spending a few weeks at Cleveland.
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Benny" said Mr. Bloobumer after
a siege of queries from that inquisiuye
boy, why do you ask questions all one
timer" why, papa" replied Benny
in surprise lis there anything else 10
?"-Harper's Bazaar.
Mr.. Muchble5t-'I don't think we can
do better than put Johnny in the dry
goods business" Mrs. MucEolest-
"Why so?" HIS teacher says he is al
ways getting marked down. New
York World.
The --latest Man:-"Dont despair
Simpkins they say fortune knocks once
at every mans door," We'll. when she
calls on me | hope she'll come in the
morning; | always take a nap in The
afternoon. Chicago Record.
Harold. dear, Why we're you 50 very
noisy uhis morning? You walked me
with shouting. don't like to be rouseC
so. | like to sleep until | wake natur
ally" Yes. but mamma, isn't it natur
al to wake up when you hear noise"
Life.
Boston Girl-"Arrest that man, officer
He has just made an improper remark
He said done for did" Boston Officer
You are in custody, sir. Do not com
pc. me TO use my club. Detroit Tri
hume
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Standing of Clubs.
Pi.tsburg. Pa. July 21.-Two fl

Pi.tsburg, Pa, July 21.-Two fine
games were put W this afternoon and
the teams split even. Each Of the four
pitchers did good work and were well
supported. In the first game only one
Pittsburger reached third. In the sec
ond the case was reversed, and Bald-
more reached third in only one in
stance. Killen kept the Champions
down to TWO hits up to the ninth when
with two men out, two more hits were
scored. Brodie was put out Of the game
for abusive language to The umpire. At
tendance : 500. ScOre-frst game:
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A TRIPLE PLAY.

Special 10 the Register.
NEW CASTLE. PA. July 2l.-For the
first time in the history of base ball In this
city a triple play was made in the game
to-day with Saginaw. The latter would
have been shut out but for two missed
flies in the ninth. Saginaw had great
trouble in connecting with Brown. while
New Castles batting a times was terrific.
joan Camel had two and Giiboy one home
runs. The score:
New Castle ........OO NOO3O1S-7 10 5
Saginaw e. ..........OOOC OOOO2-9 6 2
Batteries. New Castle. Brown and Don
ovan; Saginaw. Allen and Nothwang; III
pire Popkay.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22
NEW SKIN FOR PocKErBooKs.

Th5 monkey skin pocketb-ok has rival
II j. a pocketbook made q cass0wary skin.
which IS considered the most fopl1r
leather Of the moment Cassowary sk.n'
when ready 10 be mads into p0cketb1oks.
is delicate tan IN color. a shade o. 80 tigai-
q than the monkey skin. l. has the ap-
psarance Of being punciured with iiny
holes. These rev pocketoooks are most
deliberately mounted.
some not only have the corners capped
with gold. but on them Is gold serpent
IN seeming readiness 20 crawl ever ths
cover. Others have az e-sme.ed flower o.
Two for ornamentation, and the corners
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22
AMATEUR NOTES.

The John A. White base ball team
would like to hear from the Goetze
Crackerjacks for Sunday. Answer
through Register.
At East End Brickyards.
W. H. n. ...0000O0O0512-
Picked 80" ....OOOO1OOO41O-6
Batteries for W H. Nickison's, Far
ley and Stout; FOR Picked 80" Smith and
Myers.
II. Zwickers would like TO hear from
the p. Gavin's White Front. for Sunday
afternoon on the Terminal grounds, on
Nineteenth street.
The Il. Zvickers challenge any team
under Is years Of age.
AZ B. and o. Grounds Sunday.
Dan O'Brisns.. ..........O l 40
Winesdorffers. ........22 O21O-
Baueries-Fry and keenan,; Vogt.
Heffern.
The Sinclairs would like 10 hear from
the Finnegan's or c. ". Seahrights for
Sunday on Slnclairs Grounds.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22

Those VINO never read the adya-
ments in their newspapers mis-, ~
than they presume. jonathan Ksrr
of Bolan, Worth county, Ia. wlo
been troubled with rheumatism in
back. arms and shoulders. read
item in his paper about how q nm,
nenI German citizen OF FL MAJ.
had been cured. He procurrf
same medicine, and to use his
words: 1t cured me right M
also says: "a neighbor and bls ,
were both sick in bed with rBeY'
tism. Their boy was over 90 my lo
and said they were so bad that he
to do the cooking. / told him
Chamberlain Pain Balm, anu har
had cured me. He procured a q
of il and it cured them up IN a -,
30 cent bottles for sale by Chars
Goethe. VIII w. Irwin. John Klar
Il. Williams. c. Menkemeller. VIZ
Hague II. c. Stewart. A. Il. Sci
Coleman. c SchLepf. VIM
meller. Wheeling. w. Va B0sa
Co. Bridgeport. b. L. Peabody
Benwood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22
WHAT SHE DOESN'T El-,-

flirest. Wig
The sweetest. the dearest Of g.-...
She can twist ne around aer .,,'''
She can bind M with one of 49,. o..
Her head is crammed full Of book
She knows every tongue. i've 49,,
Greek. Sanscrit. Italian and r ls.-. Eel
And Jack. l don't know. bur Il. :,
she can understand Browne
ner,
And I'm sure that she un!-rs..-,.
For I've paid her devoted st---.'
And last night | proposed, uu. y-
There's one thing she don, t---
fellow,
For she's like all the rest OF r.-,..
Tell me, Jack-you've been -..-
woman
Be taught to know her own r.-.,,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22
WESTERN LEAGUE.

St. Paul, July 21.-Score:
Ct. Paul =. % 0 , l 0 2 0 10-6 9 3
Indianapolis % O1 900 % II 2
Mullane and Spies; Phillips and Buck
ley.
Minneapolis, July 21.-Score:
Minneapolis l 8 81 20 80 l
Columbus ...3 5000 5000 0-3 6 6
Anderson and Schriver; Boswell,
Sharp. Wilson and Hassomaer.
Milwaukee, Wis, July 21.-Score:
Milwaukee o O1OO 1O3 0-5 10 2
CIR. Rapids.1 0 0 l 0 0 2 Is III z
Baker and Spears: Goar and Smlnk.
Kansas City. Mo-, July 21.-Score:
Kansas City . . OO3 0 o 6 IL 3
Detroit e.. 20 10 0 "-13 10 .
Bevis and Lake; Egan and Twineham.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22
BOTH WORKING FOR BRYAN.

st. Louis, Mo-, July 21.-Senators
Pettigrew, of South Dakota, and Sena-
tor Jones, of Nevada, arrived here to-
day. The former came direct from
Manitou Springs, Col, where the Re-
publican silver Senator'S had their con-
ference, and whence they issued their
manifesto in support of Mr.. Bryan's
nomination. Both Senator's are labor
ing for Mr.. Bryan.
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TO SETTLE THE STRIKE.

CLEVELAND, o.. July 21-Ths propo-
sltion of the Brown Hosting and Convey
ing Company to accept all their old work
men back and grant the privilege Of pre-
senting their desires by means Of commit
toes. was rejected to-day by the strikers,
who insist upon the recognition Of the Ia
Dor unions they are identified with The
men will in turn submit another PROPOSE
ton tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22
JAXONS STILL LOSING.
Special to the Register.

SpeclaI % the REGISTER.
Youngstown. Ohio, July 81 Jackson
was not in the game at any stage, and
was only saved from a shut-out by
lucky hitting in the ninth Brodie
pitched splendid game. and was given
faullless support throughout. The
score:
Youngstown .1O1109 2 0 O-S II 0
Jackson 80 0 0 0 0 0 II s 8
Batteries, Brode and Zinran; Engle
and Myers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22

baltimore Oe2 10000 1-6
Earned runs. Baltimore l; two-oase
hit. Brodie; sacrifice hit, Donneiiy' $40
len bases, Kelley, Jennings s. Dohneiiy'
double plays, Lyons and Beckley' Mer-
rift and Beckley, Clark and jennings;
bases on balls, off Esper l, Hastings; OH
Hastings 5, Kelley, Keller, Doyle, Bro
die. Clark; hit by pitched ball Jen-
nj gs. Clark: struck out, by Esper l,
Beckley; wild pitch, Hastings; tlme' z
hours: umpire, Belts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22
ROANE COUNTY DEMOCRATS
Nominate Full County Ticket Great
Enthusiasm and Silver Sentiment

Special to the Register.
Spencer, w. Va, July 21.-The Dem
ocrats of ROane county met in conven-
ton here to-day and nominated the fol-
lowing county ticket: Sheriff, Beniah
Depue; County Clerk. NJ. F. Lewellen;
Circuit Clerk. W. b. Gibbs; for the
Legislature, DR.. A. r. Parsons; Coun-
" Commissioner, G. NJ. Duke; Prose
cutting Attorney, John A. a. Van Dale;
County Superintendent, p. c. Vineyard;
Assessor, First district. J. d. McLung;
Second district. Nathan Kent; County
Surveyor. Shade Terrell The conven-
ton was one Of wild enthusiasm and
full of free silver sentiment
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22
LEGAL NOTICES.
COMMISSIONERS EOTlGG

Louis Hoelsche. executor Of Gregor I
sche. deceased, Us. Ag1tnd Aupul
tina Meyer and Louis Hoelsche
In the Circuit Court Of ohio Coz
West Virginia.
IN Chancery.
BY virtue Of an order entered r.
above entitled cause on the frs. ga
June. 1896. II Is referred 10 the un'0r..
commissioner of said court 10 a-.'
and report:
First-The value and annual rer'1. b
of Lot No. iu Square No. DOB 81
e. Ritchies Addition 10 the Town ~ =
Wheeling. Ohio County. West Viz.
longing TO the estate OF GregOr li...
deceased.
second-The lious thereon, II ary .
be.
Third-The claims. II any, again
estate OF said Gregor IIoei.crc.
Fourth-Any other matter a~e'
tinent by the commissioner, or r.
any party in Interest
Notice IS hereby given that
signed has fixed upon TursliN
day Of July, 1896. commencihf
O'Clock. a. m. as the time, am .
No. 1904 Chapllne street. IN th'
Wheeling. Ohio County West .
as the place at which he Will DO
ascertain and report the severn
I'm the said order Of reference req
Given under my hand this fth
GEO. II. T.. GILCHRIST
ffnrft
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WILL ACCEPT BUTLER.
The Populists Who Favor Bryan Say He is
satisfactory.

ST. Louis, Mo, July 21.-The Bryan
advocates tonight announced their pur-
pos eof accepting the action of the ma
fional committee in the selection OF
Senator Butler for temporary chairman.
They say that while Butler is really
not in accord with them he is satisfac-
tory to them in the main and that there
fore prefer to preserve their strength
for a division on the more important
question of the selection of a candidate.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22

are capped with enamel. the sam.
that used for the flower. W.
Another popular leather for p,,,
and belts is water-snake SKI
NOTED gray in color. aui lock. 800.
well when mounted in silver
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22

Our better halves say they cons.
keen house without Cham.
Cough Remedy. 1t Is used IN un.
half the homes I'm Leads. Sins .
Leeds. Iowa. This shows the 60
which that remedy Is held N.e
has been sold for years and s
known. Mothers have learned
there Is nothing so good tor c
Group and whooping cough OIL.
cures these ailments qu.cSlyaul p-
nelly, and that it is pleasant and
for children to take.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22

CONDITION OF THE TREASURY.
Washington, d. c., July 21.-To-day's
statement Of the condition Of the treas
ury shows: Available cash balance,
$3.50 .OO5. 696: gold reserve, 500, 474,321.
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WILL co IT ALONE.

PITTSBURG. July 2i.-The window
giassworkers association which withdrew
from the Knights Of Labor yesterday d.
ciied to-day not TO Affiliate with any orhet
labor organization.
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A SERIOUS SCRAP.
Beer Mug and Billiard Cue Figure in
ParKersburg Alteration.

ParKersburg Alteration.
Special TO the Register.
Parkersburg, w. Va. July 21.-Wil-
liam Evans. a we'll known oil man, and
Callingsworth Skidmore, both Of this
city. became engaged in an alteration
in the Blannerhassett hotel saloon to-
night. and Evans knocked Skidmore
down with a beer glass, and grabbing a
billiard cue struck him over the head
several times. The extent of Skidmore's
injuries are not as ye5 known, as he
was intoxicated, but they are thought
10 be quite serious.
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4 POSTER PARTv

A good idea for a hostess .n s..
novelties is poster party. L.
invitations the hostess sugg. 50, p.
guest which poster or design upon
or magazine cover he or sac ts..
his or her costume. Prizes ar or-
take the form Of subscrip,ior. 2.
zines or newspapers. H. prn--
costumes the cheapest or mo-, r,
materials may be used. such 81.
cloth, muslin or Turkey twill.
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To the Creditors of GregOr Ho,.

To the Creditors OF Gregor Hoo
ceased. .
In pursuance Of a decree OF 3D..
Court of the County Of ohio.
cause therein pending, 10 sub
estate OF the said Gregor Hot.s
payment OF his debts. you are
present your claim against ih'
the said Gregor Hoelsche FOR at
10 Geo. K. T.. Gilchrist, Commi
his office. No. 1904 Chapline STR.
ing W. va, in the said county. i
fore the Dist day Of July. 1876.
Witness, John W. Mitchell. C''-k
said Court. this 5th day Of june.
JOHN W. MITCHELL. la
1e6oawt
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INDUSTRIAL

Reed see that the bicycle business
is giving employment to 10000 men.
Wright wonder if that includes the
fellows who are writing bicycle jokes
Cincinnati Enquirer
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WON II N THE NINTH
Fort Wayne Takes a Loosely PLAYED
Come from Wheeling.

Results Of Other Games in the
Three Leagues Yesterday The
Bicycle Party at the Opera To-
NIGHT 49, Base Ball Comment
Other Sport, Local and Tele-
graphic.
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SKEPTICAL.

"If you really want 10 enjoy YOU
rest, 20 into the country
'Indeed?"
Yes. The country will make yot
tired. Detroit Tribune.
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Earned runs. Wheeling ?, Fort Wayne 3;
two base hits. Whaling, Gallagher Te-
We.ch; sacrifice hits. Shi5lds, Kare, T
beau; left on bases, Wheeling 10, Fort
Wayr5 10; double plays, Carney TO Shaw
10 Waning >; bases on balls, off Garvey ,.
off Powell .: struck out 10y Garvey > by
Powell .; hit by pitched ball. ORourks,
Criger; time. 2:l5; umpire. Keefe.
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DIED AT 90 YEARS.

Special to the Register.
Steubenyille. O., July 21.-"Granny''
Palmer. the oldest colored resident Of
this county. died to-day. aged 80.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22
rIEc-rRrc, TANNING

DEMONSTRATORS Of the Groth system %
tanning by electricity have recently been
made II Kansas City. which annually dis
MATCHES l.g9oo0 raw hideS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-22

The first lady lawyer d. j. -a.
opened her own office In tae ia.
thoroughfaro of Inter q % lin
IS Frau Emile Kempir, doctor -r
formerly private lecturer in E...
American law at the UNIVERSITY m
Frau Kemp.n has also be.ol-
New York University.
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JESTS OF THE HOUR.
EXERCISE.

EXERCISE.
Ogden. don't you miss your athletic
sports cut in the country
NO. we always get plenty of exercise
kicking about our accommodations" -
Cincinnati Enquirer.
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

PITTSBURG 0: BALTIMORE 6.
PITTS3URG 4; BALTIMORE 0.
CINCINNATI 4; NEW YORK 0.
CINCINNATI 4; NEW YORK 2.
CHICAGO 7; BOSTON 8.
CLEVELAND >; WASHINGTON 0.
CLEVELAND I; WASHINGTON 0.
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SENATOR BTrTLER. CHAIRMAN.

SEN IOR Do LlIN' NIINIIt7I-t-N'
St. Louis. Mo, July 21.-The POpulist
National Committee has unanimously
elected Senator Butler, of North Caro-
lima. for temporary chairman of the ma
tionai convention.
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TOLEDO WINS.
"A ID the Regster.

Special % The REGISTER.
Washington. Pa. July 21.-A fair
sized crowd this afternoon saw one of
the scrappies, games of the, season. 1t
was a battle between the pitchers and
the visitors won by punching their hits.
The score:
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WHEELING s; FORT WAYNE I.
NEW CASTLE Z; SAGINAW >.
TOLEDO .; WASHINGTON 3.
YOUNGSTOWN S: JACKSON l.
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r. II. Z.
Washington. ............ .. 8 9 8
hiNt1 "
Batteries. Dinsmore and MITCHELL
keenan, and Arthur.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS

''"e' GEO. r. Z. GILCHRIsT
tr-,-r. tOmmfsf
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Totals f.. =. e.. 81 8 s p 9
Pilts5uTk e .. ,,e = 4 = = = ~
The Coalville times. [volume] (Coalville, Utah) 1894-1923, 1896-05-15
nurEa NAMES.
t,s,.,. FOND ~ Tracking Engiish Cog
nomens 10 Thcir own.

t,dt.p. Fond ~ Tracking Engiish cog
nomens 20 rheir own
There isn't a great deal Of funny read.
ing in the Blue Book. which tells alI
about what everybody gets who Worha
for Uncle Sam. be his or her station
what Il may. but there is little feI
hapB It seems funnier than It really Is
on account Of It's environments. but II
does soom a trine ridiculous to reau III
a dry-as-dust chronicle Of where born'
where appointed from. where employee,
salary" the name OF Grover felio"
Boy"
This distinguished namesake OF tho
president is drawing wages from IN
Gle Sam and has to sign the pay roll
or did last year at any rate-along win
another Indian policeman named GRO
yer Mountain Sheep.
Political names are not common out
they do get on the rolls. Witness
IIoke Red Thunder. This Is a direct
bid for sympathy from the great anu
good secretary OF the interior.
Most OF the first names are Anglo
Saxon. and they are TO the true names
Of the Indians as plug hat upon
Apollo Belyldore. Dismounts Thrice 10
one mans name. That tells n story
OF how when n little boy came into the
world. and with the first thin. sharp
aduall he uttered getting the new
found air out Of his lungs to get moro
I'm. and 70 keep up this process by day
and night until the world ended Tor
him. the father stepped out OF the TO-
pee and he saw man get on his horse
three times. One wonders what was
up. Was he thrown Of? What was no
about. anyhow? That was what went
into the mind OF this mans father. 10
wondered at II and 10 named tho ehlld
for the FIRST thing no saw.
! But how Il chcaponB all 10 tack on
before the name the handle william
| Henry Look for Horses 10 another such
name. SO IL Ivan Star Comes out
Where got he that Ivan? 80 10 James
Cllnchos and John Crazy Dog. But
what Is William Walks Under Ground'
A mole? How came Geofryc Chips by
his first manner And what eastern man
will think OF chips "a anything else
than what an ax would cut from a piece
OF wood. Plalnsmon will smile little
at that notion.
Brian Poor Thundorl That tells Of a
storm mutterlng In the west whom this
boy was born. and the father thought
the rumble tame affair There are
plenty OF men named Lightfoot. and
one man calls himself James c. Light
ming.
Some day II they don't all die OF
these names once fixed win be as hon
orablo as that OF the man who once
kept hogs and whose descendants now
are rather proud that their name IA
Howard. or Hog-Ward. to get down "a
the bones OF the thing.-New York
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