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The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-23

II you want to read the latest
papers, especially the leading illus
trated ones of all around the world,
and to enjoy cool and refreshing
drink of Enterprise beer, aud any
beverage of pure standard articles
call al the Pantheon and interview
John and Harry. Jim Dodd always
keeps the best.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-23

At the Pacific, Royal and Cosmo-
politan saloons you obtain inter
changeable checks for the famous
Pabst Milwaukee, beer on draft.
This is great convenience to pat
rons.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-23

Wise men dine at Anchor between
ll:30 aud daily, and take glass
of that delicious Seattle Rainier
beer.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1896-09-23

Seventy. five cents buys White
Honey Comb Bedspread at
Kerr's.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-30
WATER FiLTERs-EwNe BRO8.
EMINC BROS..

it, In other words, If the gc'eEh--iei-
s5ouId be suddenly called upon TO re-
deem its noes today, it could not pay
in is own money ten cents on the dol
lar. because We nave no gold OF pt"c-
,ically none.
what an inelorious, what a foolish
and absolutely absurd situation for tAe
greatest nation on earth 10 be placed
in, Our only lawful money Of final re-
demD;ion is gold and We have to bor-
row it from Europe at a big premium
10 ge. the wherewith 20 pay our ceo's
70 Europe! In other words, under the
9resen. single gold standard Europe
catches us coming and going We
are very heavily in her debt and she
loans us the money al high rate o.
interest to pay that debt, or The inter-
est thereon. Al this rate and under
these conditions even the IntelI.gencsr
can see tina, the only possible stopping
place for this government under the
present single gold standard is bank
rup,cy.
Ii is condition which the election o.
BRYAN and Sewall and a Democratic
Congress will change for the better by
establishing This country on is o"a
monetary basis.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-30
ELAINE AGAINST NoNo,u.rALLIs'l.

believe the struggle no" going Oh I'D
thI, country aad in other countries COR d
s,,-,. cold Standard would. II sucee~s'"i'
.roaeec widespread disaster in "n'
,h-oushout the commercial world ''o
destruction os silver and e,,a' .l.sa-ns gold
ssasoieuni, of value anus, have rei"'n'
eject upou an forms Oh ur"Per'y except
hose Improvement. which sieid a i.s'ed roe
u-a iu money. 1t Us impossible 70 s'r'-'e
ai,er out OF existence as money "''"oD'
sut, which wiz prove distre>sinE to
psson- aud disastrous 10 tens OF '"o05-
,.a. believe eoid anna silver coin 20 De
b. money o.. rae constitution: indeed gaze
none. ,f t.se -,a--icaa people anterior 10
Inc .tu.oa. ,s-ica Che great org '.'-'
AN recognised .s quite independent o. ''i
,va ...stsuc,. Sopow,rTas conferred on
-oae-e.s To- declare either metal sh'''-'
sot a, money. Congress BIAS. in sny i"de-
meme. mo- power TO demolesize ,iser amp
nore tl.sa 90 dcmone-i-c so,2.-J'nies u
Blaine. iebruary, 1898.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-30
nnlnnrG CONSISTENCY.
We quc,e the following from our es-
ceemed con:eMpora The ln,el!igenc5I'
md lnyi.e Z careful perusal Of Il:

We quc,e the following from our es-
Ceemed contemporary The in,eliiganc5F'
md invite q careful perUsai of it:
W., are bearing much and snail near more
of t1- good OLD D-Ns .-I~te lue S'lC
G-.r was ''c -.cn- flZ,u. J is IeI. .iig
lf Congress in l>1a. Mcs. ~ al Nr arc
hearing tl. s.l.. d. 1l q. ,--t- -
r-t tr--. Distinctly is j. untrue ,--,l >-.' -t
,--,lrs W-r. H.. comm - use 20 l..s ecu. y "
Do. f.r. 7>-. Tnry were nCt 80 as. al "a.
txc ~ AS curi5s.t.es. very -l.ailei Ns- Cd,
n SILVER dollars were in use, what be-
c--r.- u -h- per capita claim CT the rs re
c.l.a4, m"l-,ls. we need In ires CON
age If -i.yc- dollars ba cause We hr, l'.
mos 10 The mead u lopu.au1'. l'''0'-
l-g-Dclr
And by this same token, what be-
cones Of The Intelligencer's and the
other goId3ags' pet argument tina, the
United STA. es would be "delugea' with
foreign silver TO be coined. according to
the soll.ug idea. into "5O-cent' silver
/ dollars. or. in other words, that this
country would be The dumping ground
for The silver Of the wcrld?' If the
world would bring lis silver here il
would have to have it coined in,o
American dollars before the world
could use il. hence. the "deluge' Of sill
YER would mean a deluga Of dollars. rec
cgnized by the laws Of the United States
as money Of final redemption. In other
words. ibis silver deluge would be del
uae Of money. Hence, in the light Of
! enc go!diug argument what becomes of
/ the other quc.ej above from our es-
teemed. but somewhat "rat.led" neigh
Dor? TO put it in palmer language, in
one argument our gold friends claim
that free coinage would deluge us with
100 cheap and TOO much money. and in
the other. quoted above, they ask free
1 coinage men why they want free coin
+ age since when we had free coinage sill
YER dollars were not in use at all eX-
I cept as curiosi.ies," and that, hence, to
follow out the line Of argument would
no. be in greater circulation under free
+ coinage to-day
Here are two propositions, 6o.h al
vanced one on top Of the other by the
same gold organ, tha, a1e dramatically
opposed na-lF contradictory in every
po:n, and phase. In enc instance, cur
aeigh5or poia.s Gu. that the free coin-
5o oronl- want 10 fc3J the country
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-30
HON. JAS. B. MENAGER.
= Statement of His Position on the Great
Ouestion Now Agitating the People

Question Now AGitating the People
Hon. James B. Me1ag5r writes a ord to
the Point Peasant Register. in wh.ta he
says. after declaring mis- s,eadfas, ajher-
ercs to tae Republican party s..ce he be-
came a voter:
Everyone certainly ought to know that
was outspCk=n of my condemnation Of
these Republicans Who j5..ed President
Cleveland r. repeating the Sherman silver
law in 1873 ana d s'a-5d theu and still
think tha- such al uaion was "a covenant
with death and league wiki hell" /
said th=n talt l would vote for no man
who was not in favor Of restoring that
law or carrying il 10 the further extent OF
unlimited coinage Cf silver. / was in hopes
the Republican party would enact some
favorable legislation on the SILVER question,
and 80 wrote 10 some Of the prominent Re
pub-caus representing this State. Inc
las. house Of =przaent8tives. as everyone
kr-ws. was Cverwael m.ngiy Republican.
As Senator Teller said, cit has done Moth
Ing: with full power and opportunity %
ac,." have seen proper 10 champion the
silver cause and to join such men as Teller,
NarteI. Towne and even IN great B.1.n5.
/. is pity those VINO differ With me- on
this question cannot c5r,iEe thems Ives o.
.-.pnent instead Of irsidious and w.
truthful. filings.
am not a Democrat but am a free s.-
v5r Republican. WHAT party or by what
name It may joe called, the eXgencies OF the
battle for restoration Of silver 10 its proper
Face IN our monetary system may lead me
into. don't know. There is nothing IN
d, L't.T
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-30
ANorHER REPUBLICAN
Leaves His Party and Cores Out for Bryan
and Free silver.

Leaves His Party and Cores Out for Bryan
and Free silver.
TIE following signed statement is ak
en- from the Parkersburg Sentinel The
writer first discusses the silver question
m.c.I.gcnuy and JAen concludes Lis ar
ticle by an arlaignment Of The party 70
which he formerly belonged:
"They point with pride 10 the record
Of The Republican party; SO co ]. TO It's
early record. I never 40 .ed arF,''ns
in my lie buc a straight Republican
tickle: bu, the Republican pa-,T was
founded for q great purpose, J. ac-
compiished Jha- purpoz7. e preserved
the union. il emancipa-ol,lt slaves,
il did q eIe3l work. and i. deserves the
praise therefor. Then when it was in
power j, began 10 grow -ch. i, began
TO absorb corruption. and to-day it is
nothing more or less than a too IN Tie
hands Of the money power. This '2st
single gold standard is the most I'M
k.nGcs- en-, of az. How about juis GID
.loUs Lana Of Jle fee and home Of Jhe
braye?"
Respectfully,
"L. d. McMULLIN.
"P2rkersburg, w. Va"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-30

Taera j. @ considerable protest among
c.-aans aga Gs the proposition to allow
e private c.l1en to remove portion
Of the cas-. vall q, the sou,u cad of
The stone bridge. and win some reason.
The symmetry and Substantially Of
rs splendid structure should be a.
..N,5 to remain as they are until it is
to ;le interest Of the general public to
make J-ler LrI4ugcuCn S.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-30

: tia. all debts are due in gold; tha, ell
de5s shall be paid in sold; that the
wish OF the creditor shall severn, in
s.esd of ,ae will o. the So. ernmen-.
The policy new in vogue in this country
tends directly to de5asa silver, 10 de-
Grade il. because it is not used as a
money of fasI redemption, although
the law expressly states that all silver
( dollars are lesa! tender fer any amount
unless other wise contracted. just the
same as our sold coins. Can enc collar
be made as sod as another unless it is
used in he same way?
The most rscen, crime against silver
is Gas policy Of noJ using j, Yet that
is the 1.icy which The Republican parry
! proposes 10 continue Against this pol
. les tie Democrats pressn, to the people
. Tor their votes. b.meallism in lis broad
. est ard fclles, sense. THIS means the
: free coinage OF silver aid its fun use
rs q money of final redemption, or. in
o,herw words thar i-sh2!l be treated alike
ai.h sold in The paynen, OF debts, pub
. Die ana private. On the TWO platforms
the issue is plainly and clearly drawn.
The r1,h is. that 5o,h parties. that ali
parties. have agreed chat 0ime.allsm IS
risA, therefore the whole issue now
is on independent free coinage, tie Re
pu1licans claiming that The geld stand
ard mus be preserved and perDeuated
Hnal foreign countries can be induced
.Eo adopt Il, The Democrats demand
l.ntepencaa, free coinage. Does /, seem
Doss bic -l2- the Whole contest Tor the
presidency has narrowed down TO this
one question rs 10 whether this country
shan have Eadonalism Of its own OF
"1-ther j, shall ao,. Oh the greatest OF
Lam questions that can possibly De pre-
scented To- he people, only after Euro
pean powers, have said vla- kind @.
money il should make and use?
Ous o. the cardinal principles with
drawn from the colonies after cur war
Of Independence. eM1C5ied I'm The Con-
s-.-uiol. ana made especially national,
was tl1- Congress shall have power
20 coin money a4d regulate the value
-5sreoL' Is taere anything in the-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-30
SALssMEN WhNTFO-

Statesmen WANTED IN EVERY DIS
trict. new season. samples free. salary or
commission WIKI expenses Trom START
LUKE BROS Co. Chicago. mv3
So TO $3.50 a MONTH AND EXPENSES
paid statesmen foc cigars. OApcrituc- uG-
necessary; standard goods. Little Clerk
cisar machine free 20 each customer.
BISHOP x KLINE. s.. Louis. No.
jy5TU, Th,G,6
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-30
Highest Of all in Leavening Pc
WANTED.

WANTED - SIX SALESLADIEs, SIX
statesmen. Apply WESTERN Special
TN CO. - Fouc;es MIA s., -WAee--g- iy-ss
WANTED-POSITION BY YOUNG NAN
14 Years of axe, ~> Jerk il srocory star-.
Address NJ. care this Cihc5. Jy-ll
WANTED-BOARDERS. At No. 8 South
Penn street. lylueiA
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-30

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. or SECRET So
cieties 10 call a; West Va. Printing Co.
No. l225 and l22l Market street ana exam
cards. Gp4Sn
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-30

Masonic Funeral N0-ce - Ba,es
Lclea.
Bonds for Sales mpscn 6 H3Z-e-t.
AUGUST MAGAZINES - S-an,o1's cd
Civ Book store
FIFTH PAGE.
L.g1twe Clothing a- Lightweight
P.cos-L. 1u-u.a & 90.
EIGHTH PAGE.
Mark D0wns-Cs0. Z. S-ie. * Co.
Clearance sale of Sumner Shoes
Ck1ae & O..
Ur-a.el o-ad SIX C1ers - Geo.
u. 5--o1 s. CC.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-30
MALE Help WANTED.

NTEp-FAITHFCL GENTLEMAN
up. in IL travel. Salary $50 ard expenses.
Il fe-onc-. EUc.cs- Se.t-4e.4r. j SIAM p-
al envelope. PRESIDENT, E-N i, Chi
Clg5. jy2,S
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-30
DIED.

RTNEHART-Oa tn sIIy, July &,h,
1856 a. ':;l De- ~. John u. R..eaart. IN taa
Cjth year u his axe.
Furs-.. services at N. 95 Main street,
on Thursday. July 90. l,af. az O'clock J..
III. Iutl-u.eut AT Greenwood cemetery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-30
STRUCK BY LIGHTNING

Special to the Register
PARKERsBURG, W. Va, July 29-D,pr-
Ing the severe storm wa.ch p-SS-N ~ er
bad.syvi.e. north Of this city, last nigal
ueatn.ng struck me buggy Of J. C. Peeps
Who WAS on his wy home from this c.'y'I
ard wrecked The vehicle Phelps was
,lr.v. ,ca..esr with the horse and We
hic.e. about twenty f-st from tAe to"D i''.9
a Z. p rav.ae. and excrp' beng S-'i''-o1
1y ta- sa5ck. was uE!"Jureh
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-30
1927 %5a}X z OF oaa
That's what wei ,,e so-i s,. f.-.... Sd.
son. Its DEATH b., IN s.r.-.i
insects. 10 cents IT, law
F'L41I'S DRUG SI0..
Narkl ,-5 Tw-f..
WHEELING PARK CASH.
hE-ENH- CEMENT OF
THE LYRIC ionic OPT3l CO
q. Dlrecl ron I Ne York. in a H. o
0ee1e@@''~ Oo''-' Operas.
tAGEMENT-
A. [. Levi a,d Allie RbeinstrJn
q. Direct rom Ne York. in a H.
-'H~eS--4'- o0''-'1 Operas
tANf4M ~
A. L. Len aid Allie RheilstrJl

one m re Vs., ~ Nfuef. and Nj
oCAiNl ZINC July -ITIL
-'---'.-s DO.
l"ta.'-S -N'i'tND DUCHESS.
W '''..lA! RAND DUCHE
l.-''.=,.-' - ALLERIA EI
J. ilNd5 "a .--LLERIA Rus
P.1---5lc all ..---.s ~ t,e,-..
- ira cLarg
'' ~ ~ - -t0usc's mde
S'.-'9t ..l'i, " % leave "
-li'.- IN .iasluJ eE
Go" GU Str n a.,
Ca'5 No. lelWJaI. ..
dA.. ~ t--ing altr
III lLJL T. lAa AA Nn rnt PINK
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-30

Grand Opening a, tie Elk Saloon
Thursday night, 1929 Market stree.
Come one. come al. 5. a. Covert, pro-
pris.0r.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-30
FoR salem 5cELLANEOUs.

FOR sALE-CIEAq HOUSE AND LOT
Ealu.-e at Citizens drug store. Bridgeport.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-30

+. W. BAUlIER co.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-07-30
TCODsFIELD.

"Parkersburg, w. Va"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-10
Na,ai Orders

WASHINGTON. ID. c., July 9.-The
Essex has arrived at Funchals. the Phil
adeiphia at San Francisco. the Marble
head has sailed from Venice for this
country, and the Castine sailed from
dion for repair
Naval orders were issued to-day as
follows. Licutenant-C Commando q. A..
Adams. detached from New York navy
yard. and ordered TO the Richmond.
Lieutenant-CO Commander j. y j. Kelley
detached from the Richmond and ordered
10 the Texas.
Lieutenant l.. +. Hetherington. detach-
ed from the branch Photographic Once
Port Townsend. Wash, and ordered 10
the Puget Sound naval staten.
Surgeon r. g.. Persons. ordered 10 the
New York naval hospital.
Surgeon Il. 4. Iovering detached from
tho New York naval hospital ana ordered
10 the oregon.
Psrssel-Asslstan, sulgeon c. IL. T.
roO,ndas detached from the washing
ton navy-yard and ordered TO the naval
hospital az Philadelphia
Cbief-Engineer j. 5. p. Lawrence. de-
,a.hod IRON Munhall. Pa, and ordered TO
Newport News. , CO.
passed-Assistant Engineer W. >. smith.
orlered 10 Newport News.
,ssed-Assistant Engineer Kenneth Nc
Anime detached from Newport News.
and ordered TO the Norfolk navy-yard.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-10
Washington an Cincinnati.
New York az Chicago.
Boston at ST. Louis.


Tho Atlanta Journal OF last Tuesday
says.
Again the affairs OF the Southern base
ban league have undergone charge. 50
FAR from It's playing out the July games it
now looks as though the last game Of
BAH of the season. of '9i had been played
ca Southern leegue diamonds.
"A few scattering games may Doe played
and il is even within the range OF ODE.
most vague possibilities that the league
may bee saved o. struggle along for
few days but this is highly improbable.
1.-THE Atlanta club is as able as any 10
stand the strain, but IL is on the verge
of dishendng 10 doesn't owe "a dollar
but the stockholders are net so foeiish rs
10 waste money IN an effort 70 revive
something that is dead.
"McDade. Callahan. and Walker have
left the club 10 ls said. and others OF tho
players are anxious % get away. as seve-
ral of them have opportunities to play
in ether minor league clubs for the re-
maindcr OF the season.
I'VE are willing 20 DO anything within
reason to keep up the league said Mr.
Oppenheim, ~ the Atlanta directorate.
''but we can't DO IL alone. IL looks now
as though il would Dee a dead loss 10
keep the team in the neld."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-10

\ Small score Bntted out with Rocky
Playing.

IYNCHBURG VA. July Especial
Lvnchbure won to-day's game from Nor
folk by "a small score. although at times
the playing was very rocky. Both pitchers
were very effective. Sechrst having the
best OF IL. His support was not good.
and his two bases on balls. Do the Sec
ond. put the game out of his reach. as
the Norfolk boys could not hit Boylan
safely at the right time.
Norfolk scored two I'm the first. McFar-
land, the first man up hit the first thrown
ball over the fence. Davis filed out. Wentz
singled. Cleave drew a base on balls, A.
Mcfarland doubled Wentz scoring.
I'm the fourth Mcfarland doubled. Ramp
goes 20 first on Dolans bad throw, Nc
farland goes 10 third on an error La
mont sacrificed. Mcfarland goes home.
Lynchburg made her first runs in the
second Schabel drew base on balls.
Smith follows suit. and then Groves put
the ball over right-held fence In the
NTH BOylan singles. sacrificed 10 sec
ond. goes TO third on hy ont 10 field.
scores on passed ball.
I'm The ninth Groves doubles. scores on
VENTS error OF Boylan's ball 70 second.
The feature Of the game was McGann' 8
dOuble-piay unassisted. Smiths work I'm
centre. Leah-r AT short. and batting OF
Groves and c. Mcfarland. pitching OF
Sechrist and Boylan. and the base run
ming OF Pickering. and the playing OF
Davis on FIRST.
Tina georas
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-10
the FTREMEN ar HAMPTON.
Lexington wins the FIRST Prize and Win
chester the second.

HAMPTON. VA. July Especial. This
Is the grand day Of the Virginia State
Firemen's Association. and the only fair
day since the beginning The streets
have been thronged all day with a lively
crowd.
About five hundred people took part in
the excursion 10 the Capes last night.
given in honor OF the visiting iiremen, and
an had a jolly time.
The hose-reel contests took place this
morning on Queen street and the inn
mense crowd blocked the sidewalks for
several squares.
The first company 20 contest was the
Lexington Fire Department. They were
required 10 run ~ yards unreal hose at
tach 10 plug, and turn on stream. they
made a splendid run and went through
without a hitch. Time. 80 3-' seconds.
They were heartily cheered by the en-
tire crowd
The next contestants were the Friend
ship boys. OF Winchester. they made ex-
cellent time. but did not come up 10 the
Lexingtons. Time. 81 seconds.
The first prize OF $50 in gold was award
ed 10 the Lexington. second prize Of So
IN gold TO Winchester.
The parade moved promptly al o'clock
and proceeded by the Soldiers Home
Band. the twenty-five companies and
other organizations IN lire made splen-
ala appearance. The parade took In the
Soldess Home and the town OF Phoebus.
The banquet took place tonight, and was
splendid affair.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-10

He Dlspos.s of Two Pool Tables That bid
NOT Belong 10 Him.

Tho mystery as TO the sudden disap-
pcaranco OF Anthony Schwdne, the rum
away saloonkecpcr. still remains unsolved.
Ollie Iundin and Sol. Harrison. two bar
tenders formerly employed oy Schwane.
have gone to Alexandria. where they
hone 10 obtain an indictment against
sohwauc from the United States grand
jury now in session IN that city, on the
charge Of passing spurious coin.
That Schwanc's neighbOrs did not think
any too much OF him when he made MS
abode in the saloon OF the Peter Stumpi
Brewing Company may be seen from
tho fact that several OF them at once
increased their fire assurances. The gen
cral opinion among those who had any
dealings with Schwanc Is that he is the
"sickcst' individual who ever operated
in this city. and VINO iu doing SO carried
out carcfully-prcparod system IN orGer
TO enrich himself at the expense oil
others.
The owners of tho saloon have not only
lost "a considerable amount Of money
through SChwane's transaction, but they
also mourn the loss Of two pool tables
which were kept Ia room adjoining the
bar-roOm. Just before the reunion
Schwane had the tables taken up and
removed. saying that no needed the room
for restaurant purposes. Since then all
traces Of the TWO tables have been lost.
and IL is Thought that Schwane disposed
ol them in some manner and pocketed the
money.
ON last Friday. just after the reunion
Schwano could be seen packing three
large boxes on the sidewalk. which he
filled up with all sorts of table ware
table clothes. etc. Passcrs-by likely
thought that he had borrowed the arti-
cles for the reunion. aud was just about
to return them 10 the owner IT goes
without saying. however, that they also
disappeared I'm mysterious manner
Yesterday another one Of Schwane's
notes became due. which had been given
to q gontlmau. who early last winter fur
nishcd him with "a large lot Of oyster
boxes. that We're decorated with
Schwano's likeness. Among the victims
who can least afford TO lose their hard
earned money is a carpenter who made
a number Of tables and dumbwaitcr
for Schwano's restaurant. Another proof
rs 10 the manner In which Schwane pre-
pared himself for all emergencies can
be- found I'm the fact that he left behind
him an unpaid bill for two wigs and two
Gets OF false whiskers
The following telegram was received late
last night from Alexandria:
ALEXANDRIA. VA. July Especial
In Judge Hughes Court to-day the grand
jury returned two true bills against An
thony Schwanc. Of Richmond. for pass
ing counterfeit money
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1896-07-10
spfDERs DHFEAr OKIOLES.
The Baltimore club shut o"t-i"'
Browns Win From the Bean Eaters

l.r r..rr-r Avn a TuIr u-Inp tlnFr-
0i'''' i.''.'''''' ,'' oe, ,h.ir b,ah
'"""9 p''i'" 3D.. g,.
,.,o ~ : 70 ID Young had the Orioles
.+ bis roercy while Pond proved an easy
rsrt for The hari-hlttlng spiders which
hv th.,r brilliant playing. both ai the
l.y, and IN the n,ld. c,inchod first place.
,.,.r.f,rre .oon
800. r. H. r..
r,.,.t,n1 toao1O9 or II :
i'@.ll NOR. vo q" and Z.mmer. Pond
AMI ', clsrs
sT LOUIS. @. BOSTON. Z.
81 LOUIS. July a.-Sulivan and Tur-
ror. tho Browns uew men, appear'" 'o-
iev and The Poetons wore beaten ih
..h,mri,n.bin form. Pitcher Sullivan re-
,frs1 and stiyett. pitched ont -nc game.
po,b Non were fit freely. Donahue went
20 nioces I'm the ninth. Attond1nce lv
score. r. b. j..
~ T.o,iis ......O ID . % J.
Roston ....1 90 % 90 O 81 T.
BATTERIES. Donahue and Murphy, StiF-
GUS, ,,,.,-.'..,,.,l, =. ppooI<ryN. r.
prTrept.pc r'fv o.-Cor,oran made
'''' - ..lr today in the third
~! ''.''.'- =. .e.,,,tel I'm giving Pit.sburg
g.. ,...... and ,,scticauv the game. At
,.,i,nr, Sno
Scor.. r. u. +.
pt.,.h,rg OO4OOO3 10
pr,,tf,.r OlO2O % % 10