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The herald., 1898-05-23
Ten CLOSE CONTESTS
SUCCESSFUL SHOOTING T0URNA-
MENT AT RIVERSIDE
A Summary of the Orange Shipments
Up to Date-The Late
Storm

RIVERSIDE, May 22.-The shooting
tournament held yesterday under the aus
pices of the Riverside Sporting club proved
very interesting, not only for the partici-
PANTS in the shoot, but also for large
crowd of onlookers who were present, and
who remained throughout the day to see
the experts smash the clay pigeon. Some
thing like 1900 pigeons were trapped during
the day, and ten closely contested events
composed the program.
Besides the members Of the local club
present, there were several shooters of re-
nown from neighboring towns, and the
rivalry was keen all day long. Among the
visitors were such well-known shots as
Messrs. Vaughn and Moses of Santa Ana j;
Bradley, Bruner, Blanchard, Jones. Leigh
ton and Fish of Los Angeles; Billings, of
Corona, and Ellis of Redlands.
Smith OF this city and, Vaughn of Santa
Ana were the luckiest in getting to the
front for the several purses. and as n
matter of fact, they made the highest
average score, 1t being SO points out of
possible 120.
Good judges of the orange situation Of
the valley estimate the number of carloads
OIL ITulI sui TeIdlIllHS vi Tile tTccb III tuu5
valley at 500. By others this figure is con-
sidered too small. In all probability no
500 cars will be shipped from this on.
Shipments the past few days have been
light, as compared with shipments when
orders are brisk in the height Of the sea-
son. Saturdays shipments amounts to
1850 boxes, which brings the total ship
ments for the season up to 1,137 ,565 boxes
r. F. Garner, formerly a prominent bust
ness man of San Bernardino, but who re-
Gently leased the Santa Rosa ranch in this
county, was in the city yesterday, and he
states that over one and half inches of
rain fell there in the storm of May Is. Mr..
Garner says the rain was worth great
deal of money to Southern California, and
that the pasturage on the 10000 acres of
the Santa Rosa ranch was improved many
thousands of dollars by it.
The Odd Fellows held their annual me-
mortal day services today. There was Il
very large turnout of the fraternity, as
we'll as of the Rebekah order, which Or
der held it's services in conjunction with
the Odd Fellows. fine address in the
Order of Odd Fellows was delivered by
H. c. Hubbard. ESQ.,, prominent member
of the order, after which the march to the
cemetery was taken up, and the graves
Of departed brothers strewn with flowers.
The herald., 1898-05-23

found the hidden recesses in the mountain
Businesses of the Highland View tract
where the "Kayotes" were knocking the
whitewash. off the target. As the affair
was entirely informal, the scores were not
taken, although there was some pretty
good shooting. Among the number whose
work was noticed was series of five shots
at 200 yards by Allen Kelly4, 4, A, A, 4-20
One of these by rights should have been a
bullseye, although the chief of the "Kay-
otes" modestly refrained from laying
claim to it. The locality chosen is an ex-
The herald., 1898-05-23

"Kelly's Kayote" sharpshooters were out
In the canyon in Hunters Highland View
tract, opposite the Sycamore grove yester-
day afternoon, trying their new revolving
target, their new rifles and their new
range. Everything in the canyon was new,
except the shooters, who most of them,
seemed to be able to handle gun up to the
mark There was no attempt yesterday to
do anything more than become acquainted
with the grounds by a few preparatory
shots on the part of the sharpshooters who
The herald., 1898-05-23

Railroad President-What does this
mean, sir? You have one of the suburban
trains leaving a station at o'clock.
Superintendent-I-It thought that was
right
President-Right? Who ever heard of
such a thing, sir? You must be crazy.
The idea of any suburban train leaving a
station exactly on the hour. Make 1t 1853
or S:01.-New York Weekly
The herald., 1898-05-23

pany on Broadway, or Burke Wheel COM
pany on Spring near Fifth street, before
Wednesday.
Entries may be made until Wednesday,
the 25th, owing 10 the rush which has pre-
cluded the committee from getting all the
local riders passed upon.
Reserved seats and boxes may be Sc
cured at Lehman's ticket office, 213 South
Spring street.
Jimmy Michael has signed to ride in nine
races during July and August, but he has
not begun to train on the track as yet. He
continaues to work OUT two running
horses every morning, and afterward wash
the harness and saddle and take care OF
the animals.
Bicycles are to be used in collecting the
mail from the city and suburban letter
boxes of Melbourne The horses and carts
now in use will be dispensed with, and the
postal department expects to save several
thousand dollars annually by the change.
DIR. Sargent of the Harvard university
gymnasium says that the chest capacity of
the person who sits upright on wheel is
$40, one who sits at an angle of As degrees
26O, and one who assumes the scorching
pose 21O. Dr. Sargent approves of rider
leaning over at an angle of As degrees, pro-
vded that the head is held properly.
The herald., 1898-05-23

May number of Spalding's athletic Libra
ry.' The book contains q very complete
record of all the important matches and
tournaments of the season of 1897, review OF
the season, official playing rules and rules
for handicapping. The annual will be sent
to any address in the United States or Can
ada, postpaid, upon receipt of 10 cents. by
The herald., 1898-05-23
ENCOURAGING THE CHILDREN
Certificates for Subscribers Of the
"Boy" Fund

SAN BERNARDINO, May 22.-At the
meeting OF the county board of education
Saturday afternoon the following was
passed: Resolved, That the county board
of education heartily endorse the move
ment for providing fund by the school
children Of America TO replace the battle
ship Maine, and hereby direct the secre-
tary of the board to procure suitable souve-
The herald., 1898-05-23
GENERAL SPORTS

1t is said that 1t is a little affair OF the
heart that is keeping Joe Corbett In Frisco.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-05-04
ABOUT OUR FRIENDS.
Personal Mention of Promine mt People
Where they are and How they are.

DIR. Brock is back from business
trip to Pittsburg.
Miss Lillian Boyers has gone to
Randall to spend week at her old
home.
Mrs. w. e. Davis and little daugh-
ter, of Allegheny, are here the guests
of DIR. and Mrs. CoomhS.
Elmer f. Jacobs has returned
from Pittsburg where he has been
for couple of days on business.
Mr.. A. L. Lowrie has returned to
Pittsburg, after spending some days
here looking after oil interests.
Guy Laughed, who has been in
Philadelphia for more than two years,
is at his home in South Morgantown.
George Sansbury is back from Cum
berland, Md, where he was called by
the illness of his sister which term
mated in her death.
w. S. Allen, who was formerly a
student of the University, but who
has been at Washington this winter,
is in town to visit frients.
Prof. r. E. Fast went to Califor-
MIA yesterday and last night deliv-
cred lecture before the Normal
school at that place on 1.-THE Sources
of History"
SEWER pipe is being strung along
Peasants street and the construction
of the sewer on that street which vae
recently ordered by the council will be
begun at once.
ID. Strunk. who has been employed
at the Seneca glass plant ever since it
came here, has resigned his position
and gone to Ohio where he obtained a
a better one. He is a resident of Sid
ney.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Dougan, of
Waynesburg, are in town. Mrs.
Dougan will be here for some days
visiting her mother Mrs. Donley
while Mr. Dougan will only be here
day or SO.
Uncle Mike Chalfant has been
quite unwell for some days but he is
better now. He caught cold when
he was out to the funeral of Capt.
David Camp and at one time was
very sick. He was in town last night
and says that he is much better but
that he is not entirely well yet. We
hope that nothing serious will come
Of the indisposition.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-05-04
II is now Philippines libre.


REMEMBER the lecture tonight by
ex-President Thompson.
THE people who own gardens are
hard at work getting ready for the
usual crop of garden sass this year.
LEAVE laundry for the Empire
Steam laundry at Adam Bowers bar
Der shop or J. P. VOLTS clothing
store.
IN every direction can be seen new
houses going up and still there is
no let up to the demand for houses
by the renters.
A NICE assortment of sash and
neck ribbons at Miss Mary Semans
No extra charge for making bows.
Our spring trade on shoes is larger
than last year, which tells whether
we are selling the right goods at the
right price. Waters & Wilmington.
YOU should see our misses line of
shoes before buying. By far the most
stylish and up-to-date line we have
had.-Waters & Wilmington.
THE Fayette county fair associa-
ton set August 30, 81 and September
| and as the days on which they will
hold their annual fair. Under the
new management this is expected to
be the finest fair ever held in Fayette
county.
The work goes on steadily on the
lock across the river IT, .redge
goes after the dirt in great shape
and the sight Of it at work is most
attractive one.
LADIES HOME JOURNAL at the
Acme to-day.
WE'LL and Company who have
beer in room on Peasants street
since the fire are moving back into
their old room in the Miller block
the roof having been placed on the
building again
SMOKE the Mingo, the celebrated
cent cigar manufactured by j. r.
Miller.
STYLE, fit, wear, and right price is
what you get when you buy shoes at
Waters & Whittington's.
EVERY pair of Mems Fine Shoes
bought of us will be polished free of
charge. Hirschman's.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-05-04
Some Politics in which University Men
are Interested.

W. B. Outright has been nomi-
mated by the Republicans of Upshur
county for the legislature. This, in
case he accepts the nomination is
equivalent to an election. However,
he is a candidate for the nomination
for state senator from the district
composed of Upshur, Webster, Bar
bour and Lewis. Should he get this
nomination he will decline the first
one. The district is slightly Repub-
lican. Stewart III. Bowman of the
University, has been mentioned in
connection with the Democratic nom
ination from the same district.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-05-04

Ice CREAM SODA to-day at MADEIRA
Brothers.
BUY anything you want to eat at
Posten's.
GET your razors honed at Adam
Bowers barber shop.
HAVE you seen our 81 shoe for
women? No better in the city.
Waters & Wilmington.
LADIES Home Journal for April are
now on sale at MADEIRA Brothers.
THERE are a number OF seats need
ed in the Sunday School room at the
Methodist church and the school
will give festival on next Tuesday
night toraise the money to purchase
them. Strawberries and ice cream
will be served.
BUY your Ladies' Home Journal at
the Acme to-day.
GET your razors honed at Adam
Bowers barber shop.
W. Y. Z. tobies manufactured by
j. X. Miller are the best tobies in
town.
THERE are 81 members of the COM
pany at Warrington and they are
ready for service.
Look for prices in Smiths win
dows as you go by, next door to w.
Il. telegraph office
The steamer Nellie Hudson an
nounces an excursion from here to
lock No. s on Sunday afternoon
leaving at 2 o'clock. The best Of or
der will be maintained. Price for
the round trip so cents.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-05-04

THE formal opening of the Turn
Verein Club House on Tuesday eve
ming next promises to be a most
notable event. Elaborate prepare
tions have been made and everything
will be done in handsome style.
a LoT of Heinz pickles, Keystone
Dressing, Sauce. A. L NYE's.
FANCY strawberries at
MADEIRA Bros.
BEFORE you buy your window
shades see the assortment at Smiths.
Prices all right. Next door to w.
Z. telegraph office.
No WAR prices at Posten's yet.
Buy what you want at old prices.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-05-04

1HE last few days have been more
like June than May days The two
months which preceded this snapped
places and probably the two to come
are going to do the same trick
HIRsoHMAN's are Sole Agents for
the Mothers Friend shirt waist
for Boys the greatest in the World.
PEOPLE who have been in the hab-
1t OF throwing glass and other arti-
cles IN the streets had better stop
the practice. 1t is against the law
to throw any thing in the
road and the offenders are liable to
heavy fine. 1t is a very dangerous
practice and may result in some one
getting hurt.
IHE May number of the Waco
lconoclast containing the last arti-
Gle written by W.C.Brann before his
death, is on sale at MADEIRA Bros.
The lecture of John Riley Thomp-
son in Commencement Hall tonight
IS the NTH lecture on the regular Uni
versity lecture course. Those holding
season tickets for this course will
please take notice SO there will be no
misunderstanding. Notice will be
given tonight concerning the last
lecture of this course.
The young man who deserves the
best treatment to be had at the West
Virginia University is he who walk
ed So miles and carried his satchel
from his home in the interior of the
State to a railway station where he
could take train for Morgantown.
One of West Virginia's boasts is
that the majority of students at her
State institution are young men and
women of limited means, with the
pluck to make their way through
despite little inconvenience of that
character.-C Charleston Gazettc.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-05-04
DIR. JOSEPH IL BACK.
4 Company May be Raised in Morgan
town and if the second call comes we
VIII be given the Preference.

DR.. G. M. Joseph is back from
Charleston where he was called by
the governor. Inthe reorganization
of the National Guard into one regi-
ment he was displaced and would
have had to have taken q much low
er place than he has at present How
ever he would have been next to the
highest surgeon in the regiment.
The reduction was SO great and the
other men apparently SO anxious to
60 that he gave way for them and
will wait for second call when he
will then take his regular place.
While in Charleston he had some
conversation with Gen. Appleton on
the situation and the chances are
that there will be company wanted
from here later. Gen. Appleton
thinks that there will be second
call on this state and if it comes
Morgantown is to be given first
chance to raise company. The
authorities are anxious to give us
precedence and company can read
lily be raised here composed for the
most part OF men who have had
plenty OF experience ia drill.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-05-04
When did this i,appcn?

A burglar broke into the residence
of the editor of the DAILY New Do
MINIoN at Morgantown and after
ransacking a while and finding moth
ing he ran across an article that
showed who lived there, which made
him so ashamed that he laid couple
OF dollars down on the split bottom
chair and went way.-P a@hseesrss-
burg Sentinel.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-05-04
ConnciI Meets hnt does NothIur.

The town council met Monday
night as that was the regular meet
ing night but they adjourned with
nothing done. The mayor was away
and the only business that could
have come up was not in complete
form and everything was laid over
until next Monday.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-05-04

THE following items are from the
Fairmont Expositor:
There was an interesting meeting
OF farmers at Barracksville on Sat
urday night, which had been ar
ranged by w. S. Prickett. The
meeting was addressed by Prof T..
c. Atkeson, of the chair of agricul-
ture in the university, and the talk
was concerning the necessity for
farmers being educated in the lines
of work in which they have to do,
and the necessity of having techni-
cal knowledge in the application of
science to farming.
There was hard time to fix on
who the surgeons of the one regi-
ment of the national guard should
be, as there was the full corps of the
entire brigade to select from for the
one regiment, but DR.. Nesbitt was
one Of those chosen and therefore
the hospital corps that he organized
will go with him. The surgical staff
as now constituted is DR.. Baguley,
surgeon; Dr. Nesbitt and DR.. Gillian
assistants. Dr. Nesbitt's rank is
first lieutenant, and he will receive
salary of $1,000 a year. The sur
geons were taken on competitive ex-
animation, and this speaks well for
the Fairmont representative.
The loafer seldom labors under a
mistake or under anything else. for
that matter.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-05-04

'JIIHhOH . OIIIS WOCh. 4NtAU UUUT 10 w :.
Z. telegraph office.
THAT young man of yours" said
the observing parent as his daughter
came down to breakfast, should APP
ply for job in a dime museum. y
"Why, father" exclaimed the young
lady in tones of Indignation. what
do you mean?" II noticed when I
passed through the hall late last
night" answered the cid man. that
he had two heads upon his shoulder. y
II is worth special visit to
Smiths to see their sc muslin.
Next door to w. g. telegraph office.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-05-04
PROTZMAN.
| he Photographer.

VIII send a carriage free Of cost to
any part of town for ladies who de-
sire the best pictures.
Daily new dominion. [volume] (Morgantown, W. Va.) 1897-1906, 1898-05-04
w. V. U. PINS.

WATCH for the new shirt waists at
Smiths this week. Next door to w.
L. telegraph office.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-21
@tsmard,s @eS6@tmtRfraft.

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Der v@ebanfen un6 @rinnerungen" Bis
mard's, grof. SORT &o5l, liefert in cine,
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bic r@i9erbeit, nit ber Siirt 8ismard in
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rebung NIT NapoIeon III. in 5untuine=
6teau f4rieb, unh er feBt bane6em ben 9e=
ri6t iiber bic elbe 8egeben6eit aus ben r@e.
banten unb Grinnerungen", pie i'm Surf
8ismard rnn4 80 Sabren fret aus Dem
9ebG9tntB" gu geben bermo4te. 9aS
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geblieben. 9annb muB man aGerbtngs 5u=
geben, baB 8ismard's 9ebd9tniBtreue fat
obne @lei9en gemefen. 9ern ut9t nur Del
8ebanfensang un6 bic ein5elnen @u3oriidt
bes @eIprG9s 5mii6en i3m unb Napoleon
III. glei6en ft4 u1h 8par 9inii9tli9 BET
NusOriide bdufig Bis duf's @O=t, fonoeru
audi bic @enbungen, in henen er 1862 iiber
bas @e1prG9 bert9tete, finOen ii4 in Den
r@ebanfen urb grtnnerungen" gum Shell
faft auf's @Drt tpieOer.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-21
0em so dhIousfnuff Re bps. 81 nj, =,

Dem % u6Gaus9ue bes 8unz
hesfenats, bef1en 9~orTibenber G6anos
Ter bon Stem 9ampfbire 1T, ltegt bic 8ei9ulz
bigung gegen ben Senator 6anna
BON Sbto por, pona9 biefer feline fnappe
0oppelpabltn ben 8unbesi enat - CUR @us>
fii0ung Der Senats5eit Sobn @berman's
unb bann glei9 au4 fir einen neuen ie9sz
iGbrigen ~Sermin" bur9 8e # If q
bon Mttgliebern Der Sbiper 6taatsge1ebgez
bung %erlan9t bdtte. DAB es in 8e3ug auf
einen 8ertrauten bes ge9enpdrtigen prditz
benten Der 8eretnigten Staten ~iiberbaupt Su
elmer iol3en 4nf4ulbigung fommen m1Bte,
1T traurig. Der genannte Musf9uB bat bic
l1nterflD9ung NUN einem aus ben &epublifaz
nern Soar BON Mafa9ufetts unb Spponer
bon @isconfin unb benz 9emotraten Surpie
BON Snbiana Be tebenben 1nteraus1dM1IIe
iibertragen. 9offentli9 gelingt es 9anna,
feline bDuige unf9uGb na9anpeifen, tpte es
ieBt fefttebt, baB Elm anberer benz prdiiben=
ten nabe ftebenher Mann, fem 8ruber u + :
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nt9t CUR perf0nli4en 8erei9erung Be-
mBte, feline 9unb BEL Nntdufen unb Gonz
tratten fir bas Seer lid i'm Spiel bate.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-21
Marftberiht.
Sadrperf6ufc.

M sbI - Winter.Wet3en Yotents I'M SAB, $685.
800; Stratebts, s.. 75-3.O0in Sddeu; Speetals8raubs
barter Sriib1abrssWet3en Bateuts. 81. 00-41 Is, 8ater5.
~$2.25-235; 8oa9enmebL 81.
WiuterDet5eu - Rotber $40. 2, 68-69e; rotber
yto. g. 64-67c; barter gtO. 2, 64hc; barter go. 8. 62-64e.
Srib abr met5eu - gtortDert gto. l, 65A-
66hr; Nortbern go. 2, 64h-65hc; $40. 8. 63-65Mc.
Wlats - yto. 9, I'M Spei9er, 34Ac; tpeiBer $50. 2,
1886; eelber yto. 2, 35c; 9to. 8, 3lhc; gelber To. 3.
324-32Hc. guf Der 80rie, pbne Sagertoften. mad 9ro.
ben purben ~pertauft: So. 2. 35c; merger $50. 2, 35c;
eelber $50. 2, 35Ac; $40. 8. 32c; eel6er yO. 8, S2H-32Ae.
Safsr - WeiBer gtO. 8, i'm Speibsr, 28Kc; tpeiBer
go. 4, 27%-28Ac. 9tuf Der 86rIe. obne Sagertoittu,
nod proben purben ~nertauft: go. s, 26Ae; WeiBer
SO. 8. 29Ac; SIN. 2, 26H-26Ac; tpsiBer go. 2. 284-
29Ac; tpsiBer go. 4, 275s-28Hc
0tO9een SO. 2, fur ben 9pei9er, 54He; go. g.
sac; SEQ. 4, 53hc.
@srfte - Sutterssrte, Ale; wtuta-a uaIitdten BON
42-48C.
cd III ereien-Staas, gtO. ysOrtbtueiterH.. aaf benz
SeGeiie, 81. 10h-111; TtmotbD. Sl.95-2.25 per 100
9funb. &lee BON &5.OO-6.5O per 100 9fuuo.
&Ieie- Seine 9ertdufe berubtet.
MiobIin9s- Bette petBe, SIP nuf benz SeIeiie.
S~eu-Simotbp. QeW6bnIlbeS bis beites, $6.00-S.5]
bic 9onne; 9rairie, gelubbuli4es biz beftss, Don $500
$50 per S0nne.
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S4.0U-4.G
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-21

Sn &entudn baben bic Oemotraten Ell
men ppGitif9 pi4tigen @teg ba=
bur9 erfo9ten, baB bass bergeri9t bas fogez
nannte @Dbe1'f4e 8a9lgefeB fir
oerfaHungsmGBig ertldrt fat. 9ieies berz
figt bic @rnennung elmer @tuatsz@ubl=
@ommiFion, bic ibrerfeits fir te6ss County
cine @u6lzGommifion gu ernennen bat, unb
oiefe gountDz % bl@@ommtfiionen ernernen
pisber bic Wa6l6eamten in ibrsm GOuntp,
8G6len bic Gtimmen unb BADEN bic enbgiilz
tige @ntI6eibung in @ablbeanitanbungen.
Die @taatspablbebOrbe entf3eioet nur iiber
8eanfanbungen BEL Wablen, bic ben gan3er
Gtaat ange6en (9Ouoerneur, @icegouDerz
neur, Mitglieb bss Oberseri@ts, Circuit
riGter unb @~eneralanipalt). 9ie &epubliz
faner BADEN bies @eieb aus lei4t berfdnbz
li9en @riinben bitter betdmpft, benin bas>
feGbe benimmt ibnen iebe 9offnung, in Sem
tudp bic Oberbanh gu gepinnen. Wie es
beibt, ion Der 8erfafer bes @efebes, 9r.
@oebef, CUR 8elobnung Bel Der nG9fen 8a3l
gum bemofrutif9en @oupernenrsz Ganbioa>
ten aufgeiteGt peroen
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1898-12-21

@m II. DECEMBER betrug Der 8 a a B e.
itanb bss 8unbes= g d GBamtea
1922, 1896, 799.48; bapOn e~rtfiele1 auf Die
@olbreierpe $245, O44, 238.23. Nu5 einem
Sp5ialtelegramm an Elm bieiiges 8latt 9ebl
berpor, baB it3 an benz g%enannten Sage bic
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