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Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-10-21
A Correction.

In the article entitled Court
Humor," appearing in the last issue
of the STANDARD, from the pen OF n.
II. Bloomfield, one of the anecdotes
loses somewhat of its point from not
being narrated just as it occurred.
The incident relating to the pronun-
citation of the Judges name was some
what different from Mr.. Bloomfield s
memory of it, and was as follows:
Judge Dennison was arguing case
before Judge Greene of the Second
Judicial District, in this city, when
the passage-at-armS occurred.
Mr. Bloomfield goes on to say that
Dennison was arguing q case before
Judge Greene, and in the course of
his remarks called the courts atten-
ton to work OH Insanity, by the
wcll-known author named Browne.
Dennison persisted in pronouncing
Brownies name as if it were spelled
with two syllables, Browne" This
irritated Judge Green, and he took
occasion to call Dennison to account
for his faulty photography. Up to
this point Mr.. Bloomfield tells the
story correctly, but he is quite out Of
the way when he attempts to quote
Dennison's final repartee to the sol
emn Judge on the bench. When
Judge Greene spiritedly remarked,
Judge Dennison, my name is spelled
Greene: now would you call me
" Green-ie?" Instead of replying,
" Yes, if you spelled your name that
way, ! would be disposed to call you
Green-ie," rs quoted by Mr.. Bloom
field, Dennison perpetrated the far
more astute and cutting rejoinder;
" Well, your honor" said he, Whether
l should be disposed to call you
Greene or Green-ie, depends entirely
upon your final rulings in this case"
Washington standard. [volume] (Olympia, Wash. Territory) 1860-1921, 1898-10-21
IN CIRCULATION.
HANNA MARSHAlS HIS HOSTS
FOR HEROIC BATTLE.

The Investigating Committee Hav-
ing Cooked" Their Report Take
Il Rcst-Official WhitewaSh-
SyndicatcS Have Come to Stay"
The War Department Keeps Up
Its Record for Fighting-A Clear
Political Horizon.
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HAVANA HRWs

Colorsd U, s, Soldiers Charged with MUIR
der turned over to Civil AuihoritiaE.
HAVANA, Dec. with the UNDER
standing that Campbell, the negro ar
rested. yesterday afternoon on the
charge Of being connected with the
shooting OF two Spanish soldiers on Igi-
do street. belonged to the United States
army, Senior Emanuel Garautn, the sec
retary OF the Spanish evacuation COM
mIttee, last evening went to the Trocha
hotel at Yedado, the headquarters Of the
American commission. and offered to
place the prisoner at the disposal of the
Americans. The latter. however, re-
fused to take chrge OF Campbell. and
said he should be tried and dealt with
by the Spanish courts in the same man
ner as another prisoner Campbell was
then taken to Jail to await his trial.
The distribution OF the Red Cross re-
lief supplies was begun at Guanabacoa
to-day,
tervlew with the mayor of Havana to-
day, relative to the cleaning and santa
tion OF the city which work is now being
carried on in an earnest manner.
A committee OF the municipal guards
this morning waited on the civil COVER
nor and requested that he use his infiu-
ence to obtain for them at least a pOr-
ton of their overdue salaries. The gov
ernor received them in a very courteous
manner and promised TO give them all
the assistance IN his power in obtaining
the money owing TO them.
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ASTHMA CAN Be CURED
Il Noted PhyslcIsn NUl Prove THIS
to Sufferers In Wheeling
T-hwrEd,N,

The progress Of modern me0ieai Fel-
ence has led TO the discovery OF sue
cesngul methods OF treatment TOR most
Of those maiadlsB once regarded ~ IN
durable Asthma has always been re-
Rarded as belonging to this obstinate
class bafiug the Glfill OF the gfeateit
physicians Thousands OF sqnerers
know by their own experience that llt-
Tie, II any. relief has been aitoraea
them BY the methods heretofore ems
plOyed. d.. Rudolph Schihmann' tns
noted phyalcian, has. after g ine-lolis
study OF Asthma ana kindred olss.ss.,
discovered a remedy which not oniy
gives instant relief IN the seyerest
eases OF Asthma, Hsy Fever and Bron-
chitig. but has actually cured thou-
sands whose cases had been pro-
nounced incurabie. 50 complete " ms
confidence IA his remedy, that 70 over
come the slSebticlsm OF the puoilc
growing out OF the failure OF otner
remedies. Dr. Schifimann requests TINS
paper to announce that all DAY IhuE!-
day. Dec. s, he offerg q liberal sample
box OF "Schlnmann's Asthma Cure
free Of charge to all persons applying
At Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store. Main
and Tenth streets. he believes that an
actual test win be the most convinc-
Ing. and IN fact the only way TO over
come the natural prejudice o. tnou-
sands OF Asthmat.ca who have hereto
fore sought relief in vain. Persons NV
ing out OF town will receive package
free. postpaid. by writing direct 70 R Ss'
r schInmann, ai5 Rosabel street, St
Paul. MINI, before Dec, Is, as no free
samples can be obtained after that
date. Send simply your name and ad-
dress plainly written on q post cara
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THE RUNNING RACES.

The Scheduled Events Were on a Frozen
TrnolL-Summary Ortho RsSuItl-EntrlsS
for the Races to-day.
The fair grounds track was heavy
yesterday, and snow fell during nearly
all the races. The time was slow. The
attendance in the betting ring was fair,
but one book handled all the local BUSH
ness, The FIRST race was won handlly
by Fred Munich. the favoritc. There
were hard drives IN the finishes OF the
next two events on the card, and Klon-
dixie won the fourth race In a canter.
The best event OF the afternoon was
the six furlong race. in which the book
makers made a rich haul. Young Grif-
70 opened up at to / and was backed
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.ipps aud AiI,hap' in the Thriving City
AeroIa tile River.

tIapS and AiIihAp' in the Thriving City
AerOIG tile River.
The Young Ladies' Erection Society OF
the Presbyterian church held a busi-
ness meeting at the home of Mrs. a. j.
Smith, on Fourth street. last night.
The horse attached to William otto's
feed wagon became frightened yester-
dag afternoon and ran on, completely
demollshlng the wagon.
The revival meetings being held by
Rev. Mcdonald at the Christian church,
will be continued during the present
week.
Frank O'Dourell, who has been In the
city for the past few days, returned 10
his home In Pittsburgh yesterday.
Miss Marcia schoaeld lenves to-day
for New Jersey, where she will prepare
herself 10 become n trained nurse.
]. f. Kyne will open his saloon in the
Hess building on Hanover street, the
latter part OF the week.
The Epworth League Reading Circle
met ut the home OF Miss Emma Hen
derson last night.
The ladies' OF the sixth Street a. NJ. Z.
church win give a chicken supper SAT-
urday night.
Physicians report more sickness in
town at present than for several months
past.
Mrs. Glen Speidel and child, OF Wells
vile, are visiting friends in town.
DR.. william HoEc, OF Portland Sta
tlon, was In the city yesterday.
Council viii meet tonight in regular
session.
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FoR RHNI.
REAL ESTATE.
For Sale, Rent and Exchange


FOR Building Site. li5 by 80
East MrCOlloch street Dirt cheap.
Small farm, improved. Il acres. Three
miles from city and river road.
a nno country residence, Pleasant VAL
< cheap home, two.story brick dwelling
4 rooms and kitchen, on Engt McColloch
street, Lot 20 by 10 Only 3i.7cO Terms
easy.
OF Fourteenth street.
Two desirable building lots on Wood
street, Eighth warden worry easy terms
A tWo-story frame dWeillng, rooms
with stable on lot Lot 3 by 100. South
Chapline BtroOt, Eighth ward. Only A,65Q;
easy terms.
FOR RENT-An elegant modern resi-.
dence, 10 rooms and bath, hot ard cold
water, both gases, west side OF Chaplinc,
between Twenty.accond md TWonty.third
streets. Possession given now.
4 county residence with groundA In.
Qulro at once
For exchange for city property, well
improved farm at SlsteFSville. 90 acres.
6. A SCHAEFER & co. cS sss MIt GsS's ST.
Telephone 5i7.
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LOCAL sREvlrlEs

Natter Of Minor Moment ia aud Abont
thS City.
The Webster club will dance at the
Pythian Castle this evening
The Vigilant Club will give mssuue-
rade hop at Its club rooms, South Side,
on Thursday evening.
Mr.. Ed. S. Ellis, OF South Eoff street,
Is confined to his room. threatened with
an attack OF pneumonia.
Mayor Butts. Health Officer S. L. Jep-
son and City Engineer White leave this
morning for Marietta, to Inspect the II,
X. Citizen & Co.. garbage reduction plant
devised by Mr.. r. K. Giffen, of this city:
They Will likely return this evening. and
submit their report at councils next
meatlng.
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HAWAIIAN ANNEXATION.
status Explained : some ImpOFtau
.,JnnS

status Explained : Some Important
Re accommodations.
Pending the consideration by the
senate OF the treaty signed June l6. 1897,
by the plenIpotentiarIes of the United
states and of the republic of Hawaii,
provIdIng for the annexation of the IS
lands. a Joint resolution to accomplish
the same purpose BY accepting the OFF,
cred cesslon and IncorpatIng the coded
territory into the Union was adopted
by the Congress and approved July 4,
1895, / thereupon directed the United
states steamship Philadelphia to con-
vev Rear Admiral Miller to Honolulu,
md intrusted to his hands this Import
ant legislative act, 10 he delivered to the
nresident Of the republic Of Hawaii,
with whom the admiral and the United
ntes minister were authorized to mako
snproprIate arrangements for transfer
ring he sovereignty Of the Islands to
tho United states. This was simply,
but irnpreRslVely accomplished on the
ISth az August last, by the delivery OF
rerflBed copy OF the resolution to Prcsl-
dent Dole. who theTeupon yielded up to
the representative OF the government OF
the limited States tho sovereignty and
tho public property Of the Hawaiian Is
lands. .
olutlon and in the exercise OF the au-
fhorltv thereby conferred upon me, l
directed that the civil, judicial and mil
itary powers heretofore exercised Nv
the offlces OF the government OF the re-
publlc OF Hawaii should continue TO be
exercised by those officers until Con-
qress shall provide n government Tor the
Incorporated territory, subject 10 any
mower to remove such officers and 10 MI
v1aancleg. The President, officers and
troops OF the republic thereupon took
ire oath OF allegiance 20 the United
Ststes thus providing for the uninter-
runted continuance OF all the admins
tralIve and municipal functions OF the
annexed territory until Congress shall
otherwise enact ~.
Following the further provision OF inc
Joint resolution. I appointed the honor
oblds shelby ". Cullom. OF lllinois:John
II. Morgan, OF Alabama; Robert Il.
IIltt. OF Illinois; Sanford b, Dole OF
Hawaii. and Walter r. Frear, OF Ha-
wall. as commissioners 10 confer ana
recommend to Congress such legislation
concerning the Hawaiian Islands as
thev should deem necessary or pr9per.
THE commissioners having FULFILLED she
yniaRlon cnnfidgd to them, their report
viii be laid before g0u nj an curly DAY.
Il is believed that their recommenda-
ContItued on sixth Page
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down 10 even monee. Nonroe D0ctrine
aiso s5ld AZ even money, and Jonah
white went begging Al 2 70 J. until tne
horses went 20 the POST. when rev
wRgers were made. Young Griho nae AL
the advantage at the start with Mon-
roe Doctrine eightlengthsbeh e me
iirst Turn. Jonah Waite wes N third
place, but was going fast and AZ tne
last turn was neck and neck with HIil-
70, and both running under the whip.
Jonah White won BY half q lenstA.
Summary:
First race, ~ fuFlongs: {,
Fred Munich. 1ib (lSellonl. even MONEY ..s.d
Belislrlus, iib FlYnnli g :, .';'''-'-'.s
CharTnouse. IL, lFennlIngfels " A''''''''~
A ials' r an Lizzie G., Dewey,
Nyceillous, ~. P. y. and Foxehase
Second race. rs firiongs;
Great Bear, us tFlynn), even monLs .-'.'55
Lucette, 80, Rennlmorel, even nloiley''''SS
Little Lady, 1c5, (kennedYl' . 70 4'''.'.;'''o
Ai1S I,s6@putch BluSter. Runaway, Will
lam II. and Lady Maxwell.
Third race, 4ls furiGngs:
lIedica. rs. (Feunimore), to a.......'.''.'dd
HiRh Ball, IL, (eJelsUn), 10 l.s....-s'.''.''ss
Oracle, iis Flynn), 70 l.;''s. .'.'''''''''.'s
Also ran-Full Speed and Tutor
Fourth race. s furlonga;
f{londIke. IL (Adurphy). to 10. -: .'.-.''''55
Frank HouEh, lIb (Alanlove), 70 l;-.'..'-'ss
Brown Fonso, lo7i (Elmore), % 70 l''..''''s
Also iiaSi ran-Bacls Back, Taunton and susy
HoWse
Fifth race, furlongs;
Jonah White, rs. (Aianlovel, TO l..,;..'..'l
YounF Grifo, 1iG, (AindlHonl, even N.Y.
Monroe Doctrine. 12o, (Burkholder), even .
money .......,.....'..''s.'.'.''''
AlHo ran-Vlola Alyers, Red Star, Galla-
tin and TomolR.
To-day's entries are as follows: ..,
First race, "a furl0ngs, Ostr, ll5. Pulcn
Bluster, ia Ed Murphy, llb, 81; Acres
10; Mycelllous, 10; Flattering, 1901 GAIA
lee los; William NJ, los, ,,s,
Second race, AZ furlOngs, Corn COD, Ii isi
Fuilspeed, us: Tutor. ZIG; Popocrat, ltsi
Candelabra, 112; GRllatin, 40: AVN crane re!
formerly Dewey. 100; Blue Ribbon, llS;
Third race. 81 furlongs, Humorist, lsli
Worry Not, III; Tim Hurst, iib: Balllsafius'
III: Bessie Abbott, 10: Oscar Gardner, 4S4'
Fourth race, ~ furlongts, baritone u
122; J. W. Blackburn, llB; Judge Marre1,'
III; Sampson, 10; Advance, JOS; Viola Al
yerE, los; Lulu B., 105; John Mc9orrigle.
Filth race, three-fourth mile, SILVER
Brook, 100: Ilf Monroe 1isi FinWater' IL:
ArIan, III; ]. p, 1li; ]. b., lVSi NILS, lVOi
Tally HO, 1l0.
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Hodslon's hat factory has been one OF
the busiest industries In Wheeling this
fall. many extra hands being employed
to keep up with the demand for this eX-
collent grade OF home made hats, Mr.,
Hodshon desires TO call the attention OF
the public TO the quality OF his different
grades. He guarantees his 50 60 hat 10
be the equal Of any IS hat, his 81 and
81 20 hat 10 be the equal OF any and SUI
perlor to mnnV 81 80 hats The nroprle-
tor OF this establishment makes n trip
east twice year and secures The blocks
OF all the latest styleB and being a
practical workman he personally super
intends ali the details of his factory.
salesroom at No. 1904 Main street
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SPORT. ]
BOWLING.

The second handicap OF tho Wheeling
League season has been announced by
Secretary Fette to take place on the
Harvest alleys on the evening OF Deeem-
Der Il, The averages OF the men enter
cd viii be taken from the first eight
weeks' work. All men entered will be
by the high man entered.
The captains have been requested to
name their representatives, on or before
Saturday, December 10. Everybody Is
invited to attend.
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Tho best salve In the world for Cuts
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum,
Fever Sores, letter. Chapped Hands,
Chll,blalns. corns. and all Skin Erup-
lions, and positively cures Piles, or no
pa required. II is Guaranteed TO give
perfect satisfaction or money refunded.
Price % cents per box. For sale by Lo-
gan Drug Co.
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ToR 9AEm.

STOCKS.
Aetna-standard Iron & Steel Co. Pre-
Wheeling Steel & Iron Co.
Riverside Iron Works.
Crystal Glass Co.
Central Glass Co,
West Virginia Glass Co.
FOstorla Glass Co.
Warwick China co.
Bloch Bros. Tobacco Co.
Wheeling Bridge Co.
Wheeling & Belmont BridEO Co.
HANK Of tho Ohio Valley.
National Bank OF West virginia
Bank OF Wheeling.
BONDS.
whitaker Iron Co,
Wheeling Bridge Co
Parkersburg Railway CO. tConsolidatedl,
CITY Of Whcellngi per cent,
HOwRra @HZ1OGG.
STOCKS, BONDS AND INVESTAIENTS,
Exchange Bank Building.
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All Sorts Of Local NeWS aud Gosilp FFon
the (lIRsa CITY.

All E0EAu AN4sAAAANN " 49, =
the Glass city.
The body Of Mrs. Ada Frostlck. fore
merlv Miss Ada Davis, Of this city, ar
rived here from Pittsburgh SUNDAY
night and win be buried In Davis, GEM
etery this morning. Nothing had 5een
known of the matter prior to the arrival
OF the body and even then the puole
was unacquainted with the cause OF
her death. The Pittsburgh papers re-
Vealed the manner yesterday, the
Times containing this Item:
ada, wife OF Ambrose Frostriek' q
heater IN Schoenberger's mill, comrnit.
ted suicide last night at her home, %
carbon alley. by taking poison in the
presence Of her eight-year-old daugh-
Ter and a boarder, Samuel Craig This
was done about 8 O'Clock. In spite OF the
EFFORTS OF physicians who were called IN,
the woman died at 10;SO o'clock after In
tense suffering. No cause Is assigned
FOR the suicide, as the domestic rela-
lions OF Mr.. and Mrs. Frostrick were
OF the most pleasant character. The
FrostriclSs have been living In Pitts
burgh but short time, having come
here from Bellaire, Ohio. The woman
was twentg-elght years Of age.
The resumption OF work at the Old
Rockesshousen coal works, south OF
town. Is hailed with pleasure by many
coal miners, as the company desires
forty men at present. twenty-four OF
whom are entry men. The company now
owning the mines expect to do business
on large scale and viii put in electric
appliances and all the modern machln-
cry in use anywhere. But, notwith-
standing this they will employ over a
hundred men when they set things IN
shape TO operate fully. ]. P. Wood, an
active young man, is in charge, and nc
is n very energetic man. The starting
OF these mines will make an apprectable
difference In the lower end Of town.
The mayor, squires and some Of the
attorneys were kept busy Yesterday
making out pension vouchers. The PEN
sloners in this section have about dou-
bled within the last five years; says
one who is In position 10 know what he
is talking about, but manS- OF them are
service pensions for small amounts.
Thomas L. Lewis and c. A. Jones left
here yesterday for GAINESVILLE. to attend
the Ohio Federation Of Labor conven-
tion in session there. Both are delegates
from this section representing coal
miners and other local trades unions.
Miss Dora Kinney resumed her place
as teacher In the schools yesterday, af-'
ter a weeks absence with her father
who was injured IN a runaway on
Thanksgiving day.
Mrs. ". a. Sanders is quite sick at
her home in the Fourth ward.
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cnPREr,rI WHO Isl we FELLoW?

NEW YORK, Dec. 5.-Jlm corbett to-
day deposited $1,000 with a sporting edi-
tor as forfeit for a match with Tom
sharley. Corbett said ne was willing to
box sharkey In public, the gate receipts
to 20 10 charity, but would prefer 10
meet sharkey for 5000 a side in private
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MEDICAL.

Z ADIEsi Chehcslef's Engish PrnNyeyal Pas
ID naEosl p,Asdh gre the best. sis. g.,'tl'J
TIKI 70 qlhff hfld g. tlalurs, tef fnFtAparif hfsl
Chichester ChtmI5Sf O., Fhllhaa., IA.
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WHRnLING LEAGuE.

Wheeling won three straight last
night. Score: Rum Dums, 634, 7A, i66;
total, PISS. wheeling, 9S3, 1856, 96l; total,
2,7S2.
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Simply apply "SWAYNE'S ONT
MEST." 40 Internal medicine requir-
cd. Cures letter. eczema, Itch, all erup-
lions on the face, hands, nose, etc. leav-
ing the skin clear white and healthy.
Its great healing and curative powers
are possessed by no other remedy. Ask
your druggist for SwAYNE'S ONT
MENT. Avoid substitutes. tths&w
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Imperlals, OF the Carroll Club League,
jumped into tic with osceoiRs for first
plnce by defeating Atlantlcs three straight.
AtlanticS dropped to sixth position. Score:
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DIR. BULLS Cough Syrup is an excel
lent remedy for children. For Group,
whoopIng-cough and marlborough It
has no equal.
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IF YOU want a strictly pure cham
payne that Is extra dry, get Cooks I'M
perial. Naturally fermented.
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nsNRoOn.
Ursszy News ItsmG Gathered Tn the Busy
MnrshnM ConntE Town.

ursszy News Items Gathered In the Busy
Marshall County Town.
Objections are raised to the sewers
being put down In North Benwood and
on Baltimore & Ohio property In the
lower part Of town. One objection is
that there are no inlets, consequently
they Will fail to drain of as hoped for,
and II is said council hasn't the right
to lay sewer on private property at
the peoples expense. as In the case Of
the Baltimore & Ohlo's ground. The
chief Collectors are citizens who OPP
posed the compromise OF the city with
the Benwood Southern, whereby council
agreed to take $4,000, and call things
square. This sum is now being devoted
TO sewer purposes. Council got 5000
for paving along the company's tracks
which cost $500. and In addition. coun-
Gil failed to hold the company TO the
provisions OF Its franchise regarding the
paving and matchmaking OF the road
at the southern extremity OF Benwood,
which work was to have been done by
the company according to It's contract
with the county. but the councilmanic
brethren apparently ignored this feu-
ture, so that NOW the town Will be
forced 10 do the work at m estimated
cost OF $1,000 Thus the town gets $1,000
for an expenditure OF $500.
There was one Of the old-time police
court sessions yesterday morning. Four
DRINKS were OF the boards, and the
mayor put on the trimmings. a Pole
who almost beat his landlady. an old
woman, TO death on Sunday, was fined
$40 and costs. The fellow choked her
and otherwise cruelty beat her. BE
was arrested by officer Sllppner.
In proportion TO population, there Is
more activity In building circles In Nc
Mcchen than in Wheeling or Benwood.
Fred sehad almost severed the thumb
on his left hand by a mlscuc OF a
butchers cieaver yesterday.
Colonel Jesse L. McNechen will take
trip to Florida about the first Of the
nntv vpur
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Scorets-Hoffman and Gordon.
To-nIght-Rough Riders We. Emeralds.
MUsEE LEAGUE,

In the Musee league last night, Jack
Tars secured a big lead over the Bowl
ers by defeating them three straight.
The Tars rolled three fine games. Score:
Team. LIST. "a. %. Tot.
Bowlers ............... $50 SOC 9S7 2729
BowIers had better luck with the
North End team, taking three straight
as follows:
Team. LIST. Cd. Sd. Tot.
Bowler ...............9 A S62 9ig 2loS
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ALL s25 Watches at $50 and less.
All $50 Watches at Si5 and LEGS.
AL $40 Watches at $40 and Sis.
w. j. LuKENs. One.Prlce Jeweler.
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fob SAEIs
RECEIVERS SAlE......"
Ofthe Wheeling Drug Company ct
No. 1903 Main St, Wheeling, W. Va.

Tho receivers Will sell at private sale,
and on reasonable terms the entire stock,
bills receivable. good WIN and lease on tho
buiidng OF the Wheeling Drug Company.
The house hns n large trade and the busl-
gpect. II NJ rare opportunity for anyone
desiring TO engage IN the Wholesale drug
business. Until sale IS made tho receivers
Will continue to conduct the business IS
heretofore, and are ready 70 supply the
r. T. DEVRIES,
FRANK CRUISE,
pniO Receivers