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The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
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JORDA N-February Sth, 1897, EMMA
Jordan '-~-so 800
Upon the arrival of the Chesapeake, and
OHIO steamer at noon TO-DAY FrucstlaVl
the remains will he taken to the cemetery,
where tho funeral services will be held
McDONI5LI-At the residence OF her
husband. No. 42f County street, Ports
mouth, Va; February 7th. 1857. at S:45 a.
=: ,ADELAlDE EUGENE, beloved wife OF
Cant George W. r. Mcdonnell. in the 4sth
Funeral services from the residence
THIS Tuesday AFTERNOON at 3
o'clock. Friends and acquaintance are in
Vited to attend. ! .>>.,'4,'a
"a G ~ y, the residence Of parents, No
~ Falkland street Monday. February Sth,
at 80 a. m. ELVIA Lattice, daughtei:
Of James r. and V.Gratione Guy, aged
II years and 10 months 80
. The funeral will take place from the
rreemaSon Street Baptist Church. WE'D
NltSDAY, February 10th, at II O'Clock a.
m 0 Friends and acquaintance pectful-
~ invited to attend -.
FENSTERWiI.D - Early Yesterday
morning., ut his residence in Baltimore,
after ar, short illness. Mr.. HENRY. FENS-
TIjItWALD. ~ M E-'1.''os
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
The Junior y.

me Norfolk Junior Y has been organ
lZed by Mrs. a. c. NIiley, with a presi-
dent Yet to be chosen. the other ofiicers
beine as follows: Recording Secretary,
Miss Jessie Dey: Corresponding Secre-
.ary, MISS Belle Fisher; Treasurer Miss
Naomi Hosman. The second meeting OF
the Junior Y was held Sunday afternoon
At Is Miss Annie Grey was appointed
Superintendent Of literature. and Miss
sadie Cox superintendent of flower mis-
SION work. The meetings Will be held
on the second and fourth Sunday in
eacn month in the lecture room of E.p-
worth church. The Junior y is unde-
nom!national. and all boys and girls
from twelve to eighteen years Of age are
invited to join. 80
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
MISS JERRY.
Mr.. Alexander Black Presents Etis
EMtmOn us HIctNrc pInY NJ y NJ - --

Is doubtful If Y. NJ. c. "A. hall was
ever the scene Of moro thoroughly ar
tiStic ana delightful entertainment than
lnat presented there last night as the
Iftn or The Star Course series, unde.. the
. .h OF Mss Jerry, a picture play in
Jerry Is the title Of q charming ana
successful! novel By Mr.. Black, and his
picture play consists merely of telling
the beautiful story in his own inimita BIZ
way, Illustrated by Il number OF wont
derfullS realistic dissolving views or
scenes taken from life. including inter-
views with Chauncey NJ. Depew, Farm
er Dunn. New iorll's noted wea Their
observer. and others. 1t is essentially
q newspaper story in which the hero and
heroine are genuine newspaper people.
and have consistent journalistic adyen
lures. The tale is told in a CHARMING
way and oVertiows with rathos, humor,
and above al. it is perfectly natural
and full of human Interest Norfoll;
people Will eagerly await NIr Blacks
return and when he does come Y. NJ. A.
a. nall will not be large enough to hold
his audience. HIN.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
THE VETERAN CORPS
ofthe Lee Itiaes Holds an Inrportant
Meeting

The Veteran Corps or Lee Riaas ~.
\, Fourth Virginia regiment. held n
meeting at the Armory last night with
colonel G. w. Taylor. acting president,
ana MT. j. pievson Williams, secretary.
me cor ~ appointed for the pur-
pose rep Z forty-six names ha d
aIeah! cured as available for
ilclIoc! Il progress was also re-
laws. >>'7
On motion it was ordered that a COPY.
OF The bylaws OF the Fifth Maryland
corps be turned over TO Captain Yeat-
man for revision, and submitted to the
organization at a future date
me meeting adjourned subject TO the
call OF the president. At this meeting
1t IS probable that permanent organi.
cation will be effected. @
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
tJ.0YCE'S LAKE SUPPLY
How the City Water Department Will
Utilize Its New Addition.
WILL REQUIRE NEW PUMPING STATION
The water VIII Reach tho other
I.HItcs Through n Pipeline 5000
Feet AonE-Progrcss OF Condeninn.
lion winter to BE Ex-
nnained by Hoard OF Health.

The Water Department has already
taken steps to utilize ut the earliest
moment the additional supply or water
secured by the purchase Of Lake Joyce
The Water. Commission held q special
meeting yesterday morning, aud the
subject was gone into at length
Mr.. Ballentine thought O. wooden con
duit could be used to convey the water
from Lake Joyce to the mains, but the
commission took no action An iron
pipe 1000 feet long, however, will prob
ably be used, as it will be more durable
and better adapted to withstand the
force Of pumping.
A NEW PuMP-HOUSE
It Will be necessary to erect a new
pumping station on the shores If Lake
Joyce to force the water through tho
5000 feet of piping into Lakes I,awsu,.
and Bradford. This will not cost a
great deal, however
City Attorney Taylor, who was pres
ent ut yesterdays meeting. said that
the Condemnation Commissioners would
not ne prepared to report until after
next Friday as the taking Of testimony
has not yet been completed.
On motion OF Col. w. A. S. Taylor.
the Board of Health was instructed to
have the samples Of water from the
lake examined.
Superintendent Geo. w Wright. who
AMENDED the meeting, reported that the
volume of water had increased to 21B
inches. That Is q net increase of oiS
inches since Friday.
FAITH IN ARTESIAN WELLS.
Mr.. w. Thompson Barron expressed
himself yesterday to a Virginian man
as having implicit faith in the future
OF the artesian we'll system.
SAID he The report made a few DAYS
since by Government official concern
ing these same wells exactly bears out
an Mr: Parker has told us, and I think
tnere is small doubt but that the CITY
or Norfolk will shortly have an ample
supply of good artesian Mater"
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
4 VOTE <bE THANKS
Extended to Capt. Frazier, or the f,i.-
TrNMip tbImOn.

The managers Of the Girls Home ~
d meeting yesterday afternoon, extend
ca vote or thanks to Captain Fra
Zief, or the steamship !Ngoa for per-
mittinE the collection taken I'D from
NJ TO he vessel to so to the Home.
ne ahonhi mus raised is expected 10 "a
L long way toward the 81, 500 note due
on me institution in April. The amman
meeting of the managers has been de-
lerred until q later date
thousands of people visited the bic.
tramp Sunday and yesterday, there be-
ms steady stream of Interested spec
tatorS ascending and descending tho
stairway all day long. It is impossihln
10 state just now how many visitors
thefe have been. Tt is said there were
over 5000 on Sunday. The Algoa viii be
here until Wednesday.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
New Blood in the Business.

TIE METROPOLITAN LOsN OF
FICE, So long run by AR ]. i3i4N MET.
at No: 10 Church street. has DeG!i
stCenst hened by the admission Of s!.
Jonas BENNETT as & partner iNt. cii,
who adds to the capital Or the ceil.Sl, .
Any AMOUNT AS Low AS pc N.4i1
AS HIGH AS $1,000. Tho es;ais:it,It-
mon: already carries fine stoc;. aE .,fg.y.
elrE, for The f;ni conducts the JRWar!y
business, rs wei rs Il Loan O!iicE,t y 10
their display OF DIAMONDS is q .i.r' IS
can be seen anywhere in tho STATE. LION
in the window mud sac ii th, Is no. 80
The BennetlS tie doing the business
ner, is a well-knowr Young man. and adds
strength 20 the business. Those looking
for Diamonds can find them here at loWar
prices than anywhere in the city RI
jal7-1m j. BENIN E1T t& TlIO. rs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
Il BuE'guss. Son & Co.,
6 4. N KE! z S.

Commercial ana other business paper
discounted.
LoAns negotiated on favorable terms
City bonds and other securities bought
and sold. A 80
vited. 800 -
Interest allowed OH time deposits.
SAFE deposit boxes for rent Charges
moderate
Draw bills OF Exchange and make cable
transfers 10 Europe '.-~
Letters OF credit Issued ia nrinctn,1
cities Of tho world.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
MASS MEETING FOR LADIES.
Rev. DR.. EdgcrtOn Young VIII Ad.
dress n Gathering at Epwortl.

Rev. Egerton Young, D. D., who spoke
so eloquently Sunday nigh, at Epworth
church concerning his work and life
among the Indians in the Dominion Of
Canada will give some OF his thrilling.
experiences to the ladies at IIpworth
church, and speak particularly OF the
life Of the Indian women. as he has
seen ana known it, at 4 o'clock this Tues
day afternoon.Ladies Of all denomina-
tons cordially invited. No collection
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
Threw Away His Canes.

Mr.: d. Wiley, eX-postaster, Black
Creek. \. T., was SO badly afflicted with
rheumatism that he was only able to
nobbie around with canes, and even 1t
caused him great pain. After using
Chamoeroin's Pain Balm he was so
much improved that he threw away his
canes. IIe says this liniment did him
more good than all other medicines and
treatment put together. For sale at so
cents Der bottle by all druggists.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
Flie observation-disclosures.

Yesterday and Sunday thousands of
people visited the house at Church and
Charlotte streets to. sec the peculiar
face in the window phenomena, de-
scrlbed in The Virginian Of Sunday.
ihe race is still there. Mrs. White, who
occupies the house, however, it i'll and ii
Is requested that visitors will remember
this. -
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
Trustees Auctto,, SAFE 80

Great bargains in dry goods and no
mons are being obtained every day at
II o'clock Il. m. and 5 p. m. at the trus-
tees sale of r. y. Saunders stock. Bal-
entire building. Main street. Auction
70 the retail trade for only few DAYS
longer. E
Do not miss this opportunity Goods
at your own prices. mn
BY order Of the t
fe3-tf YRIJSTEE
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
DeutI, of Miss Guy.

The many friends Of Miss Elvie Lolucc
Guy. the 17-year-old daughter or Mr.
and Mrs James r. Guy, No. 70 Falk
land street, were shocked to hear of the
death Of this estimable young lady,
which occurred yesterday morning. The
funeral will take place at IL o'clock
"Wednesday morning from Freemas son
Street Baptist church and will be con-
Quoted by the pastor, Rev. NJ. B. Whar-
ton, d. d. The deceased was q most
lovable girl and leaves many friends
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
Win. President EInfr,,nn

Of the seaboard Air Line, says:
MI. J. I. liarris. Harris Springs, S.
C.:4S1 will say that i'll my opinion the
harris Lishia Water is by far the best
me a great deal Or good, and think it
a most valuable remedy" Sold by NJ. I.
}Dodson, Druggist. Atlantic Hotel. and
Burrow, aIartn g. Co.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09

TO CUREA COLD IN ONE DAY.
Take Laxative Bromo Quinipe 'rablets
All druggists refund the money If II
falls to cure. csc. spS-t,1. thu cat p, :
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
PORT CALENDAR.

sun rises 7:G0 a. M. sun sets 5:4O D. m. !;
high water 2:22 a. m. and 2:14 D. m. !:
low water 8:39 a. M. and S:36 y. m. n
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
MeteoroloEicnl I,n1n.
U. 5. Department Of Agriculture,
Weather Bureau. Norfolk, Feb. e.

y. S.Department OF Agriculture,
Weather Bureau. Norfolk, Feb. 8.
me following observations are record
ed for the past "a hours: 81
Maximum temperature "a
Minimum temperature as
Normal temperature doduced from
~ years observations ............ 43
Departure from normal plue 2
departure from normal since Janu-
NY ! ), .....:. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. minus 50
Rainfall in "a hours Trace
Rain or snow since Feb. ] j. %
]. j. GRAY. Observer
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
Sunday Schedule to ola Poin, no.
Sunet.

The Old Dominion steamship comma ;,
mas resumed Sunday trips to Fortress
Monroe. Steamer will leave Bay Line
wharf, Norfolk. a 10 a. M, l and d D. m
portsmouth fifteen minutes earlier
WIZ leave Old Point at II: 80 a. M. "a
and $50 p. m. Fare % cents each way,
fe Off een''
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
WEATHER REPORT.
F'orecnsx nnd GcneraI Conditions For
~; YO.sinY. ~. W.
.NV&.!!t,lS .on. .Eeb. g.

. u! >u1I, 3FsU. S,5I891.F
Z - V."Giail: Partly c!oudy: cool
iiCL0UDYI er inS southern portion; winds
Il shifting5.3 northerly. A JS ga gs
Il ----- North Carolina: Local show
ers in> the early morning, fol-
lowed by fair, cooler weather: northerly
winds. q. (, ~ & 5 SE 10
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-02-09
T. # ROgSER Rs,
ROOMS 2ll AND q? COLUMBIA BUILD.
ING GRANNY STREET.

rO1f RENT.
Dwelling No. 295 Duke street.
DWellilig NO. Is Grace street. E
DWci!ing No 5.3 E'rccElason street. nj
dwelling house No. al Bank street.
dwelling NO 525 Main street. a
y Dwelling NO. 40 Cumberland street.
lDw&llinS No Is Shields street.
Dwelling No. 207 York street.
Dwelling NO. Ii5 Highland avenue.
Dwelling M. i3i Main street
Dwelling No. ilGi. nlain street
store NO. i22 Church street.
\ Store no. H5i Church street. -
store NO. 1GS. (old nCmber) Main street
Store No. ilt Main street. asH.E
& Stores Nos. IS and II Commerce.
STORES NOS. 2l5 and PIT Church street
Store No. - Roanoke avenue.
store No. rs Bank street.
Stores Nos. 125 Water street
Streets. 44s
Offices No. 1856 Main street
Hall over Nos. 25l and 255 Main street
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-12
BIG CROWDS
VIII Go TO Mnznrt park ro-n0.

VIII Go TO Mozart Park Tomorrow.
The attendance at Mozart Park >,
morrow afternoon and evening will r.
doubt surpass that of any other do,
this season, as the management ba,
been fortunate enough to secure Hve-s
Colored Company to entertain the No..
irons OF the popular hilltop resor,
The company is small, but every mem.
Der is a star in his or her particuls,
line, and there is no doubt that ever,
one attending the performance will h.
pleased. OF course the star of the com.
pany is May E. Hyers. who POSSESSES.
q magnificent and well-trained central
to voice, ranging from c to c. in ,r.
octaves.
Every one who has heard her ssv,
her rendition of Away Down Up7r ,b.
Suwanee River surpasses ANYTIME ~,
the kind ever heard. The admissi,,
to the park and pavilion .rc,p4r,
round trip on the incline viii be- or,,
twenty-five cents, and is Certainly
reasonable price for so good an s.,rac.
ton.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-12
CATHEDRAL GIRLS SCHOOL.
The Closing Exercises Held in the Gar
roll Club Auditorium.
A Pastoral Oparetta in Three Acts
Excellently Rendered by tn Q
Girls-Handsome P @ M u m
Awarded to Deserving Pupils.
The Special Honors Of the School
and Their Recipients.

The girls of the Cathedral Parochial
School put on the stage Of the Carroll
Club Auditorium last night a pastoral
operetta that had about it most
agreeable freshness. "Bo Peep is per-
haps one of the prettiest of the score
of simple arrangements to meet the
capacity of Juvenile talent. The
choruses were remarkably smooth, and
what they lacked in volume was made
I'D in sweetness by the young but we'll
trained voices.
The soloists were tastefully cos
TUNED. and sang out clearly and dis
tinctly. A succession of beautiful pic
lures followed in the different scenes,
the effect of which greatly added to the
gay coloring of profusion of fresh
flowers. Modesty and talent combined
in an effort to please produced happy
effect upon an appreciative audience.
Then FOLLOWED the distribution of
premiums, the Rev. o. II. Moye making
the announcements, and the children
receiving their gifts from the Rt. Rev.
Bishop. Interest centered in the special
honors. which were as follows: Com
position. Sidney Dilworth Christian
Doctrine, Sarah McGuigan; plain sew
ing. Carrie He'll, Lizzie Baltzer, and An
tia Nedert; primary department gold
medal given by Bishop Donahue, for
pupil attaining highest average, Katie
Flaherty; senior department, gold
medal given by Rev. o. II. Moye, for
pupil attaining highest average, Anita
Neidert: medals for good department.
and punctual attendance at mass and
school, Mary Roth, Annie Malooley,
Cecilia Calessie, Frances Linden, Kate
Hynes. May DilWorth, Mary Kuhn, Ell
len Hayes, Maggie Flaherty, Annie
Foose. Annie Connell. May Schaefer,
Minnie Miller, Mary Bambaugh, Car
RE He'll. Lizzie Paltzer, Katie Flaherty,
Sarah Michigan, Sidney Dilworth and
Maggie Clancy.
The Rt. Rev. Bishop made felicitous
address. complimenting the Sisters and
pupils. and expressing the hope that
the latter will enjoy their vacation.
He also made few remarks upon the
subject of education, which might have
been listened TO with advantage by
much larger audience.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-12
LOW RATE EXCURSION TO PITTS
BURG VIA B. & O.-RATE $IS5.

The Jr. o. L. A. NJ. of Wheeling and
Benwood have arranged to 80 over the
B. & o. to Pittsburg next Wednesday,
June 18th, TO take part in the big par
AIDE. The extremely low rate of $l.35
for the round trip has been secured,
and is open to all The tickets will be
good three days, and a special train
will leave the B. & o. station promptly
at s a. m. An invitation is extended
to Councils of Bellaire, Bridgeport and
Martins Ferry to go with US. Tickets
can be had of A. ]. Frick. at Teasdales,
Sixteenth street; William Ault, 12l5
Alley H, or B. & o. station.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-12

Batteries. KIobedanz and Bergen;
Frazer and Wilson.
Second game:
Roston .1212OOS8 80 Il 6
Louisville ..102OO01OO-4 81
batteries. Sdvetts and Camel; Cum
ningham ard Wilson.
At New York
New York .OOOOOO1OO-1 4 ?
Cincinnati .OOOOO2OOO-2 I 1
Batteries. Rusia and Warner; Brett
eastein and Schriver.
AT Philadelphia
Chicago 3311OOOO o. IS
Philadelphia > 1000 0 , 80 Il 3
Batteries. Griffith and Donahue and
Kittredge; Wheeler, Orth and Glenn
ents.
At Baltimore
Baltimore .oO$OOOOO2-51S l
Cleveland 40 o21O1 OC-4 10 /
Batteries. Nops and Bowerman; Cup
py and thinner.
At Washington
Washington % 2OO4O "-6 9 l
St Louis ..OOO21OO OO-3 I 3
Batteries. German and Farrell; Don
chue and Murphy.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-12
X. OF P. SERVICES.

The annual memorial services of The
X. of P. Lodges of this city Will take
place tomorrow afternoon at h5lf-p-s
two o'clock, at Pythian Temple. The
addresses will be by Rev. b. b. Evans
OF the Zane Street NJ. Z. church and
Rev. C. E. Clark, Of Thomson ". f.
church. The various Lodges and The
Uniform companies will meet ar Pyth.3;
Hal. on Market street, and will parade
TO the Temple, headed by Mo.sgs
band.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-12
A FINE GAME.

Special 20 The Register.
Youngstown. o.. June lit was
fine contest throughout. and Youngs-
town won because Brodie was given
faultless support. Hickman pitched a
splendid game but two hits and an
error gave Youngstown the winning
runs in the eighth. The score:
YOUNGSTOWN ..1OOOOOO2O-S . 0
New Castle ..O11OOOOOO-26 5
Brodie and Patterson, Hickman and
Donovan.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-12
LINSLY OLYMPIAN GAMES.
some Good Contests ON the Island. But No
notwithstanding Time Was Made - A
Large Crowd Present.

some Good Contests ON the Island. But No
Record breaking Time Was Made - a
Large Crowd Present.
The rain shower with which the city
was visited about noon, put the track
on the Fair Grounds in excellent condi-
ton for the Olympian games by the
students of the Linsly Institute, and a
large crowd was present to witness the
contests. the ladies predominating as
usual. While the boys did not break
any records, or even approach them.
there were several very interesting con-
tests. and these exercises will prob
ably take place every year hereafter.
The faculty of the Institute were pres
ent, as well as many parents of pupils,
and patrons of the institution.
The field and track officials were as
follows: Starter, Prof E. ]. State;
referee. c. w. Alexander; clerk of
course, Geo. Steenrod; announcer, Carl
Lang; timers, Chas. Hancher, W. J.
Lukens and w. q. Higgins judges, r.
Schotz. c. W. Dobbins and Fred Huse-
man; measurers, John Gillespie and
Lamert Boyd; scorers, Ben Hamilton
and VIM. Erskine
The bicycle races were not very in
teresting. Howard Oberman took first
place in every race in which he was
entered, winaig five first prizes. Ell
bert Lash was almost equally success
full in the sprint races, winning the 100
yards dash, the 22O yards dash, and the
hurdle race. and finishing third in the
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-12
go Years Of Cures.

haIf-mile run. The results Of the diff
ferent contests follow:
100 yards dash-Elbert Lash. first;
Chas. Killmeyer, second; John Seybold'
third. Time. Il 10 seconds.
Quarter-mile bicycle race-Howard
Oberman, first; Lee Rodgers, second;
f. D. Horkheimer, third. Time, So
seconds.
Junior 5O-yard dash-John McGar-
reu. first; A. S. Paul, second; Robert
Emblem. third. Time, 1875 seconds.
Running hop, step and jump-Car-
ney. first; James Holiday, second.
Distance. So feet inches.
Half-mile bicycle race - Howard
Oberman. first; Lee Rodgers, second;
E. D. Horkheimer, third. The boys
loafed a great deal in their race, which
was finished in 1:2C12. On the finish
Oberman looked behind, and for
this reason it was declared no race.
On the second trial the contestants fin
ished in the same order. Time,
1854 20.
900 yards dash-Elbert Lash, first;
Cbas. Kilimeyer, second; John Sey-
bold third. Time, % 10. Killmeyer
led for half the distance, and Lash won
by a splendid squirt.
Running broad jump-Lee Carney
first: C. J. Killmeyer, second. DIS
lance, II feet inches.
Mile bicycle race-Howard Oberman,
first: Lee Rodgers, second; E. d.
Horkheimer. third. Time, 9:49 10.
There was again a decided disposition
10 loaf. Rodgers setting very slow pace
for the first half. Rodgers finished
close second.
44O-vard run-John Seybold, first;
John Jefferson. second; Ebert Lash,
third Time. los 3-5. Lash failed to
show STAYING qualities in this race, and
omit after he had covered half the dis
lance. Seybold won with twenty feet
to spare.
Half-mile junior bicycle race-Chas.
Feeney. first; Noble Dauer, second.
Time. 1877 S-5. An easy victory for
Feeney. There were but two contest
ants.
Standing broad jump-C. j. Kill
never first: E. D. Horkheimer, sec
ond. Distance, s feet 10 inches. Only
two contestants, and Horkheimer gave
up after the first trial.
SSO-yard run-John Jefferson, first;
w. ]. Kennedy, second; John Seybold'
third. Time, 2:37 80: Ohly TWO
starters. A test of endurance, in which
the first two named only succeeded
Seybold finishing in walk.
Two-mile handicap bicycle race
Howard Oberman, first; Lee Rodgers,
second: E. d. Horkheimer, third;
John Fair, fourth Time, 5:45. This
was the best event upon the afternoon S
programme. Oberman was the only
scratch man, with little Harold Hancher
at the limit, quarter of mile. Ham
cher led for mile, and was cheered
and urged on by all the spectators,
with whom he was a pronounced favor
lite. Oherman and Rodgers pulled up
gradually from the rear, and the race
on the last quarter was between these
two. 1t was nip and tuck for while
between Horkheimer and Hancher, but
the mace was too fast for the little fell
low and he was cut out of a prize by
Fairs squirt on the stretch.
12O-yard hurdle race-Elbert LASH
first: c. J. Killmeyer, second. kidney
er knocked down a hurdle, and after
wards purposely allowed Lash to finish
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-06-12
TOLEDO SILL WINNING .

Special 90 the RegisJer.
Toledo. o.. June 11-Keenan was a
mystery 20 the visitors. while both
sewers and Herr were touched up freely.
and ToledO's run colmun was swelled
because of loose fielding by Fort Wayne.
The score:
Fort Wayne .O109OOOOO-S 7 4
Toledo. .OOO2 16 90 80 Is >
Batteries. Sewers, Herr and O'Meara;
keenan, and Arthur.