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NOTICE.

DURING MY ABSENCE FROM THE
Islands, DR.. KObayashi will have
charge of my practice.
IGA MORT. NJ. D.
April 16. 1898.
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For further particulars apply to J.
NJ. Monsarrat, attorney for mortgage.
FREDERICK L. LESLIE,
Mortgage.
Dated Honolulu, March 25, 1898.
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LEGATION.
Upon reading and filing the petition
of Helen Kamahalo Allweins in which
petitioner recites that petitioner is the
wife of George Allweins; that said
George Allweins is an insane person
and residing without the Republic OF
Hawaii, but having estate therein; that
it is proper that a Guardian should be
appointed and praying that David Day
ton be appointed Guardian Of the per-
son and estate Of said insane person.
Now, therefore, it is hereby ordered
that all persons having any interest
in the premises appear before me at
my chambers in the Judiciary Building
in Honolulu, Island of Oahu, Hawaiian
Islands, on MONDAY, the 18th day of
April, A. D. 1898, 10 o'clock A. M,
then and there to show cause if any
they have why the prayer Of the petit
toner herein should not he granted.
And it is further ordered that
certified copy of this Order be pub
lished daily for two weeks in the Paci-
fc Commercial Advertiser, a daily
newspaper printed and published in
the English language in Honolulu
aforesaid.
Dated at Honolulu, H. L, April LIST.
A.. D. 1898.
(Sig) a. PERRY,
First Judge of the Circuit Court OF
the First Judicial Circuit of the
Hawaiian Islands.
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I certify the foregoing is a true and
correct copy Of the Order of Notice of
Publication now on file in the Clarll,s
office Of the Circuit Court of the F,irst
Judicial Circuit Of the Hawaiian Isl
ands.
P. D. KELLETT, JR..
4oSo-IfC Clerk.
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PACIFIC RAILWAY COMPANY De-
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n. T., are
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STONE-At Makawao, Maui, April
10th, 1898, Mrs Kalai Mahi Stone.
aged IS years.
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FOR SALE.

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Lamp. The wheel is practically new,
having only been ridden one month.
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Office.
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rope.
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NOTICE.

Choice Thoroughbred White
LeghOrn Eggs - suitable for
Matching for sale.
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p. 0. Box 400.
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF THE
First Judicial Circuit, Hawaiian
Islands. In Probate. In the mat
ter of the Guardianship of
GEORGE ALLWEINS, an Insane
Person. Order of notice and pub
licatiOn
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Barometer corrected for temperature
nd elevation. but not for gravity.
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Honolulu, April 6. 1898.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-27
MADISON DISTRICT.

The new Madison district made its
bow to the tune OF moderate sized
vote on Saturday. The congressional
convention delegation, It Is claimed. is
solidly. for Dovener, though the claim
was made that one OF the seven dele
gates would line UP against him. Pres
ident McGregor, OF the county comrnls-
sioners, won his denomination over G..
w. Kennedy. By. a majority OF ia. The
school board contest was the most ex-
citing Of the day. with possibly the .e1-
ceptlon OF the Clay fight on county
commissioner, and r. B. Battellt.
emerged from the fray winner BY a
majority. OF one vote over Fergus Whal-
leg, his nearest competitor, and eight
votes ahead OF Alex. Mitchell, the third
In rank. The vote In full:
Congressional convent!on-W. C. Etz-
Ter, sol: ]. Mich. Jones, 274; A. Israel,
eli: D. B. Best, 302; W. H. Hearne, PA |;
W. II. Higgins, 900; J. C. Williams, o29 /;
II. X. Giffen, 136; McGee, go; C. H. Col
l!er, 1850: r. Whitehead, 1854.
+ County convention-B. S. Allison, 34S;
]. o. Gray, 800: Charles Bailey, 3O2;
II. H. Harrison, 80; George Schenk, 3aS;
W. NJ. Baird. $50: c. H. Watkins, jr. 1863;
Carl Anderson, 253 &
{ County Commissloner-H. P. McGreg-
or. 253; G. W. Kennedy, 1879.
Board of Education-Alex. Mitchell, 10;
Fergus Whalley, So; R. B.. Battelle, 81;
D. Dinger, 40: H. H. Harrison, IS;
James Cummins, go: j. H. Deyore, sc.
County committeeman-W. W. Rod
gers, 40: H. C. Underwood. IA.
onstab!e-Stephen Crawford, lis; E.
Schenerline, 277.
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!. EOIltiQlflrrE.

Baltimore Sun: There is patriotism in
letting the government have ones
money at three per cent instead OF the
four, five and six per cent that can be
obtained from private borrowers. The
hopdholder is commonly held up to
odlum by Populists The latter, how
ever are often men who would not-iet
the government have their money for
less than eight or. ten per cent. They
draw a distinctions. between private
loans and public loans, and seem TO
teach that the latter should be obtained
without cost. Some Of them in fact. re-
Gently argued against the issue OF any
bonds at ali, declaring 1t to be a better
plan$to issue gTeenbacks 10 any amount
required. They asserted that green
bacHs cost Totlang," Ignoring the fact
that, the s346.0o00 900 of greenbacks now
outstanding have cost the treasury that
much or more to .malrtain at par. The
present wide diffusion OF bonds among
the people will tend, 1t is believed. to
remove the prejudice that has hitherto
existed IN some quarters against own
prs of bends -l.7 i,5fs..ltss7- Is,1IT Y -
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CLAY DISTRICT.

It was warm contest that was wag-
ed In Clay district. especially for the
county commIssionership, In which VIII
liam Gutman came out winner, with
Ben Bachman In second place. and Van
Keuren and Uselton following, and
Wheat in the rear. Gutman's workers
were, especially active, using hacks and
carriages to bring out their voters. The
Dovener congressional convention dele
gates won on a majority averaging $50
votes. Bernie Mcclure won the school
board nomination over Judge Cranmer.
The vote IN detail:
Congressional OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
delegates. C. A. Wingerter, 1873: George
l. House. $50: H. ". Fair, 379; w. L.
Jones. $50: Charles Reed, 377; ]. W.
Kiudelberger, ST; ]. C. Riheldaffer,37i.
Campbell delegates. B. H. Stillyard ,226;
Isaac Johnston, 226; Harry Halter, 227;
Theo. Watson. 226; Samuel Reynolds, 226;
Edward Dick. 226; W. Cochran. 226.
County Conventional. Templeton, 495:
]. L., Dickev. 6ls; Edward Dick. 6l4; L.
HorkheImcr. sos; Jesse Dickson. 500:
". McGannon, SIS; H. Schookey. SOS:
Frank Darby, 39S.
T County CommissIoner-W. Gutman,
253; II. L. Wheat, Is; Samuel Uselton,
So: B. F. Bachman, ISL: c. E. Van Keu-
rem, SO.
Board OF Educat!on-B. S. Mcclure,
1914; G. L. C:anmer. 1888.
Justices OF the Peace (two to be elect
ed)-J. Z. McCulley, 5SS; ]. F. Thomp-
son. $40.
Constable-J. T. Love1oy. 352; Frank
Darby. 14o.
County committeeman. ". Kindcl-
berger, 6l9.
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CENTRE DISTRICT.

Over Ave hundred votes were cast at
the Centre primary on Saturday. The
principal contest was that between
County Commissioner A. S. Hare and
John Hess. Through the re-dIstrlcting
OF the county. the latter was thrown In
to Centre. Mr.. Hare succeeded In win
ming a denomination on a majority OF
49, The Dovener delegates won on n
margin OF ITO votes. The vote In detail:
Congressional OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
delegates, ]. D. Hall. 32G: W. II. BUGGY,
1924; John Cummins. 335; r. W. Ray
mond. 325; Sam johnson, $40: Fred
Borne. 24o: il. u. Boyd. 1856. Campbell
delegates, ]. l.. Degant, III; i. Willard,
157: J. Archibald, 1864: c. A. Mabon, 159;
George KlevIs. 1853; T. M Kitson, 1863;
George Miller, 40. h
County CONVENTIONAL. II. Taylor, 420:
G. w. zimmer, 357; j.. II. Dunlap, 2s2;
Edward Handy. 3i3; w. II. Sherry, 1872;
II. Schambra. AL: C. j. Schenk, 245;
i. r. Metzner. 1853; d. W. Martin, 157;
G. Bruemer. 2s5; II. Kern, 200; H.
Forsch, 1853. rs Z
County ommlssioner-A.5 S. Hare, 3l8:
John Hess 1877. s sze {.9 :. N l5l5I.5l'
Board OF Education-Joseph Hall, AZ:
D. III. Taylor. $50; II. Kern, 40; Peter
Boyd, 81; s. II. Kasley, o..
Constable-A. NeIdert, 507
County committceman--C. d. Thomp.
son, 3ss; G. +. Bachman. 172.
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From Liberty district the complete re-
turns had not been received last night.
The only precinct reporting. entire was
West Liberty From the returns It Is
claimed that Dovcner has a solid dele
CATION Complete returns were had un-
officially for county commissioner and
superintendent. of schools, as follows: Z.
Superintendent of schools-G. s.
Blggs, Isl; J, c. Lewis, a.
u County commissioners. .. Shannon,
9S: Exile Bowman, 1874. e -, I,
The complete vote In West Liberty
precinct was as follows:
Congressional convention-.W. i. Glib
son, Co; Robert BoEar, jr., ~; John Por-
ter, 40; G!fren Atkinson 6S; r. e. Her.
vey, 70: a.. Garrison, "a: John Gardner,
50; William Rodgers A; Harvey Wells,
So. 's +, q *, - IA
V County convention-G. r. White, Is;
w. L. Dlggs. IS; J. Salisbury, A; NJ.
Tcrrili, 80; r Mitchell. 81; N. Giffen, 80 |;
C. Reed. q: William White, s: William
Bonar, GO: John Pogue, 81: W. Z. Davis,
81; C. McCulloch. Ct; Scott NuZum, Sc;
William Moore. 81. 4
40: L. Bowman, s 5s.,
Superintendent OF sohools-G. s.
Biggs, IS; J. C.. Lewis, II. ne
President board OF educatlon-N. L.
Murray, 50: r. L. Prail, 81. Y
Member board Of educaeon--A. Nc
Culloch, a.: J. B. Downing, 80. II
County committeeman--C. A Braf-
ford, 49,: Il. NJ. Maxwell, 43. 5..yt
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UNION DISTRICT.

Union district, like all the others.
came to the front with large vote. The
Dovener congressional convention dele
gates won over the Campbell men by a
large majoritF. Otto Tyson had no op-
position for county commissioner, and
in the contest for school hoard between
G. NJ. Ford and DR.. W. S. Bcbout, the
former won on decisive vote. The tlg-
ures are as follows:
+ Congressional OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
delegates. G. B. Caldwell. 2s3: Samuel
Sloan, 275: T. G. Britt. 259: Harry Hook
Ing, 2SS; Daniel West. 292; John Beck
EFT. 20; S. Klein, 23S. Campbell dele
gates. Levi Casscll. 96; Thomas Nor
gan, 1875; G. W. Clifton, 102; Thomas
Stanley, 49,: George Confer, 90: C..
Bachman. 10l; J. McCausland, 125
County conventional. N. Refer, 343;
W. H.. Hornlsh. 3iS: r. D. Cline, 307:
A. Dlmmock, 800: W. G.. Clator. 991; J..
Marshall. 3H: T. G. Britt. 3ls; S. L.
Bricc. 3ol.
County commiss!oner-otto Tyson,
400. ~ .s
Board OF Education-G. N. Ford, 243;
". S. Bebout, 1924.
County committeeman-w. II. For
rish, 400. az
Justice of the pcace-J. a. Dunning.
400. .
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In the Congressional delegation, which Is
claimed solldly6 for Dovencr,s the county
commlssionership contest between
Charles Moore and County Coroner
John w. Schultze, was quite interest.
Ing, the former winning after a hard
fight by a majority of eighiy.thrce
votes. The vote was as follows. (
Congressional conventlon-D. @. Ev.
ans, 1S2: ]. II. Travis, $50, A. Alderman.
1866: James H!ll, 176: II. G. Meyer. a23:
s. q. Wells. $40; Charles cornglYer. l7ji
G. L. Ebeling. 327; CA. HelmbriEhi,
32i; Carl Wnssmnn. $40: Charles Doane,
1888; G. II. Snyder, 1855; II. r. .Nol.e. acc;
Alex. Bcbout. 1913. (, m,
County Conventional. carp, Al; J.
w. Kite, 42st John Hablg, 42s: s. Hast
lngs. 40; II. Prltchard, 1.5; W. Lindsey,
AS; F, Blon, 3ei: II. Marllng, 3eS; A. J..
aicNash, 37S. !! A. n 5
County Commissioners Charles Moore.
2SS; ]. W. Schultze. EOS.
Board OF Educatlon--F. w. Bowers.
400, X 4 jiil RS
Justices OF the peace 1.-TWO to be elect
ed)-C. s.. Greer, 4S7; j. r. Larue, 4i0. 4
Constables 1.-TWO to be electcd)-H. W.
Little, 4S3: George Rauers. i03.
County committeeman-C. A. Helm
bright, 4s1.
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VIII be Held in the Council Chamber
To-morrow Afternoon. III .-el.

The Republican county convention, for
which delegates were chosen at Satur-
days primary election, will be held in
Wheeling tomorrow afternoon begin
ming at 2 o'clock. The meeting place is
the chamber of the second branch Of
council. city building. The work OF the
convention Is to nominate four cand-
dates for house Of delegates and appoint
Ohio countys conferees ia the First dis
trict senatorial convention. A number,
of candidates are out for the house Of
delegates nominations.
The First district congressional onven-
ton will be held July Il at the Wheeling
Park casino.
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Z, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. feet and
stationary. Clear and warm.
GREENSBORO-River feet 10 In
ches and stationary. Weather fair and
pleasant. ,F.
iWARREN-Rlver feet. Clear and
warm. T.
OIL C1T'Y;-R!ver foot 6 inches and
stationary. Clear and pleasant. a.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 3 feet inches
and falling at the dam. Clear and
warm. -. : Il y -. - 80 e e f',,
STEUBENVILLE-River feet In
ches and rising. Clear and warm.
II. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. river feet
and falling. Cloudy and mild.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-27
ST MARY,s SCHOOL,
lin,src,tlnE Programme for tho Chasing
P5.s4s Exerci,rs ON Wednesday. at

M Ersrci,rs OH Wednesday. NJ
The closing exercises and presenta-
tion OF premiums or ST. Mary's paro-
chlal school viii occur on next Wednes-t
day evening at the school hail. Thirty
sixth street. South Side. The pro-
gramme Is as follows:
salutatory. .;... Master Gus lIasSna ~,
R ssTSnesoo soas Master Tom Golden
CalIsthcnlcs-Dumb Bells. Boys
Plano Quartcste-Golden Rod Waltz,..: . Z
First. planoa Misses Gertrude Bonenber-
ger and II. Normile; second piano,
Misses Bessie Lavclle and Maud Muir
seloctIon-The Little Lion charmer...:
............,..,....,Si Miss NJ. Mclaughlin
MSEnllghIt Ii::.s i;,iisci and ca;Ssr
ino ,Dougherty; second plano, Misses
Iahodas Campbell md Regina Arkle:
mnndolins, Masters Joe Bartollls, +.
Dierkus. il. Finley, John 1.oefler., +.
KIeen: guitar. s Master t wm. Bartoils;
yiolins. Masters Gus Hasenauer and
Frank Hackenberg.
misunderstanding Ride......The Boys
Piano Duett-Amorita Waltz..........
selcction-The Indian Convert. ::.....;
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES. Miss NJ. Lafam
Cnlisthenics, Fling Drill and Chorus..::.
+..................... ................Ihe boys
Primo .Duett--La Ora ense. .........,....55 Nj
Misses Anna Monnhan and Rose Arkle
Calisthenics-Hoop Drill. Girls
Piano Duo-VlrSlss Nicht. s
First plano, Miss Bertha Rasel: second
piano., Misc Bridget Dougherty.
Rccitation-Storm, on Lake Michigan. Girls
Mnrch--Our Boys-Fanfare Mllitaire...
First piano. Misses Rose and Regina Ar
kle:. second plano. Misses Ella Nc
McCready and Bertha Rasel: mandI-
Inns, Mcssrs. T.. Normile. II. Dlckey and
4. Niggemeyer: guitars. Messrs. H.
rs Kraus. A. Hackenberg and Miss c..
Hasenauer: violns. Masters VIM. Brad
dock; Gus Hasenauer and Mrs.
Selection. Master Frank Hackenberg
Overture from the Caliph OF Bagdad...
Niollns, Masters VIM. Braddock and Gus
= Hasenauer. 49, 2'lf1 asts "a.
ChorusSO'er. Fields OF Clover. Girls
March-In Gay Spirits. ................... Il
Plano. Mandolins, ViolIns and Guitars
Distribution OF Premiums.
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KNocKEp Iorr SUNDAY nA1I.

KNOCKED OUT SUNDAY BALL s.
CLEVELAND. o., June ?6-The game
to have been played between Cleveland
and New York at Euclid Beach park 10.
day was prevented by officials OF Coling.
wood village. The players were notified
that they would be arrested as soon asths
first ball was pitched and the game was
therefore abandoned. Four thousand per.
sons were outside the gates but were no,
admitted TO the ground. The postponed
game Will be played on Tuesday.
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THE CONGRESSIONAL SITUATION.
The Result in Marshall and Tyler Coun-
ties a Division

.
The result OF Saturdays primary-elec
ton in Marshall county was not known
accurately last evening, but It is con-
coded that Judge Campbell has secured
the Moundsville delegates. In other
parts OF the county, however, Dovener
delegates were successful. and OF the
thirty-si1 delegates OF the county, It was
claimed that Dovener would have at
least ten. The Campbell men did not
concede that many to their opponent.
AT the Tyler county convention, at
Middlebourne, on Saturday, seventeen
congressional convention delegates were
chosen. OF these. 1t is said Dovener
will have five and Campbell twelve.
From Sistersville there will come con-
testing delegations, and it will devolve
upon the Wheeling convention to decide
the contest $500. q y -s-s-
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HIGHLAND DISTRICT.

The Brick School House returns we're
received at midnight, but the Glenns
Run people were evidently In a trance,
for the vote there ha,i not beer, sent
down late last night. 1t Is known thai
the .Dovener congressional convention
delegates were successful, and w. +,
Carter Is probably successful over C.
Busbey for president Of the school
board, though Glenn's Run may come
in strong for BusbeyY and give him. the
nomination. These we're the only con-
tests. B!Egs led Lewis for school SUI
perintendcn. by a heavy majority. The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-27
RrTcHIE DISTRICT.

The Richie district returns were not
received by the county committee until
yesterday afternoon. The sount was
not completed until Sunday morning
was far advanced. the vote being 40
heavy that the work could not be COM
pleted sooner. The DnYener congress
slonal convention delegates were win.
ners on large majorlties. County Com
missioner Fritz won his denomination
after a spirited contest with Fred
schaub. Fritz's majority being Gi. The
result In detail:
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vote Al Briek school House was as fol

49, ~ ~ ~ 1etiVVt Spg"es as lVi'
Congressional convention y Doygner
Delegates, D, T. Dean. -: L. Il Ridge
ley, {s4.: w. j. Lyle. IS; Peter Lash, 90:
]. E. Nichols. 80: lM. Il. Nice piioch. 80.
Campbell Delegates, w. Bowman, 90: a.
Nc ulloch, .: William Carter, 2; VIII
lam North,e; II, r. Carter 2; w. E. Nc.
Cusoeh, 2. ~ Z,
County Convention Joseph White. AZ,
r. r. Glass. 40. ]. j. Lyle Is: T. II.
Mcculloch, I5; II. Bowman, A; w. We'd,
die, 10. T NJ I,
County commlssioner--v b North,
County. committeeman---w. ]. Lyle, as
Superintendent OF schools-G. s..
BlggS, IS: j. C. Lewis, q. .tis Z.
President board OF educahon-C Bus
hey. 10: w. +. Carter. 80.
Member board OF educatior-J. e.
Nichols, IS,
Justice Of the peace--N.s Straub, AZ.
Constablc--s. Mcdonald. a..
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Public Notice Of Sale.
l6 Shares North Penn OIL s Gas Go.
Stock and u Shares Calf Creek Oil s


I will sell to highest bidder at the north
door OF court house on Wednesday, .th
June, 1888, Mt 10 n. M, these stocks, as evi-
dcnced by the following certificates:
Certificate No. 25i for ! share North Penn
OIL & Gas Co. f2% G&
Certificate No. 2i7 for shares North
Penn OIL & Gas Co.
Certificate No. ga for share North Penn
Certificate No. 2ei for share North Penn
OIL 4 Gas Co. -.s
Certificate No. 25s for shares North
Penn OIL & Gas Co. 5''.-
:. Certificate No. Ell for 5 shares North
Penn OH &; Gas Co.
Certificate No. 8; FOR : shares Calf Creek
OIL & Gas Co.
Certlilcate No. q for shares Calf Greek
OIL &; Gas Co. i44syss 80
&C Certificate No. Is for shares Calf Creek
Torms-Cash.
jes2 KS w. H.. TIALLER. AuctIoneer:-
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TRIApELPHIA DISTRICT.

The vote was heavy. especially at Elm
Grove. where a general interest was dis
played. ]. c. McCurdy defeated ]. A.
Burkett for county commissioner nominal
ton by q very large majority. 1t is con-
coded that the congressional convention
delegation. is for Dovcner to u man. Tho
result In detail: "a -. ~ q
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NATIONALsLEAGUE
INTERSTATE LEAGUE

AT Fort Wayne. RHp,
Youngstown % o % o 90 o Q essqg
I Batter!cs-Norcom and Campbell: Co.'s,
well and Goodheart. o.
AT Toledo. RHE,
Toledo $500 o5o.s 2 10 0 ~ ! s s : !,
Batter!es-Ferguson and Arthur; Kellam
and Belt. b t'i',S'N'''"".
AZ Dayton. RIM
New Castlc....o ooEos1.o 4eo-si! /.
Dayton o % o o s . 2 lSi5i
Batterles-Brown and Donahue; Guese
AT Grand Rapids REE
Springfield 800 oIr0 o 0J0r0 o 0-0's;
Batterles-Altrock and Cote; Wells and
Iegge. y
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-27
BRIGEPoRT.s PRIMARY,

The primaries held In Bridgeport on
Saturday, for delegates to the Republic
can county convention to be held at St.
Clairsville tomorrow, was holly contest
ed in the First and Third wards. Fol-
lowing is the result:
First ward-Delegate, David Boston,
G5: r. T. Howell, 81; George King, 1o1
John Fawcett, 81; Boston and King we're
elected. For central committeeman,
Harry Freeman was chosen by the
same majority.
In the Second ward Thomas Thomp-
son received 4. votes for delegate,
againat Wallie Phillips IA votes. w. II.
Riley was elected central committeeman
by the same vote.
Third ward elected James Remnant
for delegate and Sol Douds for central
comitteeman.
The country precinct chose John +.
Smith for delegate, and Thomas Nc
Cough for central Committeeman.