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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-01
MADE 1T THREE STRAIGHT.
Bridgeport Took Another Game From
TiltonyilIe Yesterday.

A good sized crowd. including large
number of rooters from Bridgeport, wit
messed the third successive defeat of Til
louisville yesterday afternoon. The game
was played on the Tiltonsville grounds,
and was stubbornly contested throughout
1t was a pitchers battle, in which Lucas
had a slight advantage. Bridgeport took
the lead in the second inning, and were
never headed, TiltonsviIle falling down on
two excellent chances to win out, through
the effective pitching of Lucas at critical
points. The score follows:
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AFTER THE SCRAP WAS OVER.

They were two golfing greenhorns,
and backed by fun loving friends, they
had been turned loose on beautifully
kept links TO play a go as you please
match. 1t was spirited contest-at
times almost a combat-and marked by
strokes far more bizarre to the eye
than are any of the Scotch golf terms
to the ear. After the match the course
was cut up into hillocks and cups so
badly cas- to suggest the scene of me-
teoric downpour in which hundred
fiery fragments had buried themselves
in the turf.
MY, my" exclaimed the Scotch
greenkeeper as he looked at the havoc
wrought. You must ha been match
wi plowsharesi"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-01

A LONG JOURNEY ON HORSE BACK.
NJ. Charles Cottu, the son of Baron lot
tn, had ridden from Vienna to Paris in
p days and II hours on his mare, Irish
Lass. This is a record, the best previous
time being that of Hungarian officer,
Lieutenant Zubowitz, who accomplished
the journey in IA days and hours. Both
the rider and his mare finished in excel
lent condition. considering the swiftness
OF the journey. Quite a crowd Of enthu-.
siasts welcomed the horseman on his ar
rival and numbers of cyclists on their
steeds Of steel went to meet him.
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TWo-base hit, Hahn. Three-base hits,
-saumont WjlIiamS Se;3seh na BsekMfs Ny:
Srearv 70 Schriver; Setback to Elberfeld;
Seibaeeh t to McPhee First base on balls.
off Hoffer l off Hahn 3. Struck out py
Hoffer A; by Hahn 5. Time hours. I'm
pires, O'Day and Latham.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.

PITTSBURG, Pa, September 30
After playing ten inning in foot bail
weather the game was called with the
score a tie to let Cincinnati catch
train. 1t was pitchers contest with
very little to choose between the two.
Attendance 600 Score:
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WHEELING WON.

A fair sized crowd saw the benefit
game at the Island base ball park yes
terday afternoon between the Wheel
ing Interstate team and the VIII Gut
mans. The former won by a score of
% to 2.
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TWAS FOOT BALL WEATHER
But all the National League Clubs
Played Yesterday.

REDS AND PIRATES TIED IN TEN
NGS-BALTIMORE DEFEAT
ED BROOKLYN-DARIN BASE
RUNNING WON FOR THE PHIL
LIES-BOSTON WON f R 0 M
WASHINGTON - THE OTHER
GAMES AND STANDING OF
CLUBS.
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Odds and ends OF Sals Ribbons, some
sold as. high as 25c, &c close. out at
the uniform price at pa gard, Sc, at
TIE BON TON.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-01

We have increased our force, and
now can make Hats by'the thousands.
HODSHON, the Halter.
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PITTsBURG 8; CINCINNATI 8.
LOUISVILLE Il; CHICAGO 8.
ST. LOUIS 10; CLEV ELAND 3.
BOSTON 5; WASHINGTON 4.
BALTIMORE 6: BROOKLYN 4
PHILADELPHIA s; NEW YORK 4.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-10-01

This is no humbug to get rid of OLD
stock, as we positively are going 20
quit business, and by coming to US for
your Gents Furnishings you will get
bargains and save money
L. SCHAFER,
1404 Market street
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If you. have not seen our SO 90 Cyrano
ladies shoe it viii Pay you to call at
Beans Bros. 1105 Market St
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THE FAvORITE, 1I16 Mai ISL. Millin-
cry Opening, Tuesday and Wednesday, De-
toher 3rd and 4th. L. Il. kIGER.
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Home runs Gallagher, Henry. Two
base hits. McConkey, Walton, Martin.
Double plays, Lucas to Henry to DaEis;
Martin to c. Davis. Struck out, by Nc
Conkey 8; by Lucas 8.
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CICAGO, September 30.-The Colon
els won an easy game to-day, batting
Garvin very hard from start to tnish'
The locals forced Cummings off the
rubber in the second, after he had been
hit for five singles and a double and
had forced in a run. Game was called
at the end of the eighth inning on ac-
count of darkness. Attendance, 25o.
Score:
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NEW mkRTlNSvILLE.

New Martinsville, W. Va, February
"J.-Mrs. K. F. Dunlap, of Maple ave-
nue.. returned home Thursday from a
pleasant visit to friends at Aspenwall,
Pa.
Miss Kathrine McAnaney, of Allie
gheny. Pa. has returned home after a
visit with her sister, Mrs. H. NJ. Hall,
of Maple avenue.
Col l.. NJ. Russell, of the Sistersville
Oil Review, was here Monday.
Joe Sweeney. of Sistersyille, spent
Sunday here, the guest of friends.
Miss Helen NJ Hall, of Washington,
Pa, was the guest Ct her brother, H.
NJ. Hall. the first of the week.
A F. Brown, Of Warrington, was a
business caller in our city Monday.
Rev. Ben Eden, stationed at McMech-
en-, was calling on his aunt Mrs. J. W.
McIntire. Wednesday.
A. 4. McCaskey, Deputy County
Clerk, is 10 doubt the speediest pens
man in the State. He recorded Sc oil
leases in ten hours He has done as
much copying as three men in one day.
Mrs L. ]. Williams entertained the
members Of the Ladies Aid Society or
the P e church at her home on Ma
PIC avenue Tuesday afternoon.
Henry Koontz, who has been I'M the
Wheeling hospital for some weeks Jun
dergoing an operation for rupture, will
return home to-day.
Mrs. Geo. Martin, whose serious i'll
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ST. MARY'S.

st. Marys, w. Va, February 25-
Mrs. S. A. Gallaher entertained a num-
Der of the younger set last Wednesday
evening in honor of her brother, C. L.
Porter, of Omaha, Neb. The hours
We're delightfully."- whiled away at cards,
recitation song and conversation. At
proper hour an elegant repast was
served.
Miss Rose Barkwill entertained a
number of her friends at cards one
evening this week.
Last evening Mr. and Mrs. j. f.
Barron entertained at cards.
Houses and rooms for rent-C. w.
Barrack, agent, New Martinsyille, w.
Va.
The town is still growing.
Sam Barkwill was in Marietta We'd
nesday.
The ola Coin House will be opened
to the public by A. NJ Alberts, March
1st.
John Millikin, of Oakdale, Pa, was in
the city this week looking after his
oil interests.
Miss Mae Henderson spent Sunday
with Marietta friends.
Miss Lillian Hindman. of Waverly,
was the guest of friends here this
week
Martin Riggs was a business visitor
at Marietta Tuesday.
A. Learn, the popular oil man, has
returned to the city after a weeks stay
in Pittsburg,,
The stonework is about completed
for the three-story building that is
being built by Miss Snively on Main
street.
C. o. McPeak and Bessie Cheak. Of
Morgan county, o., were married here
last Thursday evening. They denied
that they were runaways, but it is dis
credited They left for Marietta Fri
day evening.
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WELLSRURG.

Wellsburg, w. Va, February 25.-The
lecture delivered by Rev. DR.. r. A. Nc
klnley, of Steubenville, o., on Thursday
night, was largely attended. His sub
Ject was Sailing an Unknown Sea-"
ID. W. Baird, president of the River
side Glass Co., returned on Wednesday
from an extended business trip to New
York.
Mrs. Frank Williams, of Allegheny,
Pa, is visiting her brother, T. b.
Grimes.
Mr.. NJ. L. Wells is confined to his bed
with an attack of grip.
Mr.. David Miller will locate in Scio,
O., in the spring and open feed store
there.
Messrs. Bone and Dare have newly
painted the large store room of ]. NJ.
Rodgers in pretty blue shade which
gives it very cheerful and inviting
appearance.
Mrs John Lewis spent Wednesday in
Wheeling, the guest of Mrs. Brady
Morgan.
I. H. Hammond was a Wheeling Wis
itor on Friday.
The very classical musical recital Civ
en- in the Presbyterian church on Fri
NNJ ShShAhGs ny IiOl.
assisted by two of his pupils, Misses
Sue Caldwell and Lethia Frazier, drew
a very appreciative audience. At
ter the concert the singers were enter
tanned at the home of Mrs. S. George,
where an evening dinner was served
Miss Nellie Bracken, who has a posi-
ton in Steubenville, came down to
spend Sabbath at her home here.
Among those who were here to at
tend the funeral of Mr.. George Given,
which took place from his late resi-
dence on Thursday at three o'clock
were Mrs. C. w. Windsor and children,
of Fairmont, w. Va, Mrs Emma Hol-
lingshead, of Ashtabula, O., Mr.. and
Mrs. Ed Burns, of Cleveland, O.,
Messrs. Earl Burns, of Bridgeport, o.,
John Speidel, of Martins Ferry, O.,
Clint and Chester and ]. w. Burns, of
Toronto, O., H. B. Luntz, of New Cum
berland, w. Va, and Henry Burns of
Warrington, w. Va. Mrs. Windsor
will visit her parents in Toronto, O.,
before returning to Fairmont
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great men in a way which reflected
great credit on their ability and train
ing. The solo by Miss Laura Metcalf,
There, Little Girl, Don't Cry" was
beautifully rendered Mrs Bessie Ber-
ry presiding at the organ The Bridge"
was sung by trio composed of Mr.. Ed.
E. McTaggart, Miss Laura Metcalf and
Miss Ruth 4aVans, Mrs. Bessie Berry
furnishing the accompaniment was also
excellently sung. The walls were filled
with pictures and drawings of the sub
Jects of the occasion, also crayoned
flags and little hatchets galore, patri-
otto songs were sung by the children,
and the roll call with quotations from
Lowell and Longfellow in response
ended the exercises. but the memory
will go on.
Mr.. Ed. Slater has removed his fam
lily to Scio, o.
The Ladies Aid Society, of the NJ. E.
church, will meet with Mrs. A. C.
Sievers March End.
Mr.. @. Sarber, while trying to get
ahead of the Ohio River train with his
horses, ran into telegraph pole, de-
molishing his buggy and throwing him
out, was not seriously hurt, however.
Mr.. ]. K. Palmer has built another
story over his store and improved it
generally, making it with his genial
clerks, doubly attractive.
There is very little sickness here.
The Williamstown Historical Society
will meet March oath with Mrs. S. M.
Berry.
Edwin Berry has accepted a position
on the steamer Bedford as engineer.
Capt. Ben Hall has been confined to
the house for eight weeks with grip.
The Barnsdall and Duffy are hugging
the shore to avoid the Allegheny ice.
The ferry boat is making her usual
trips
Mrs. Enoch, an aged lady, died at the
home of her daughter, Mrs. John Rich
ards, recently.
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BENWO0D.
Remains of Mrs. Travers Laid to Rest
Observation-Disclosures Items.

The funeral Of Mrs. Margaret IraV,
ers, wife of John Trayers, VINO dleu
at her home on Main street last wed
nesday morning, after a weeks illness
of grip. took place yesterday morning
at : o'clock from st. Johns church,
and was attended by quite number
of the sorrowing relatives and friends
of the deceased. The funeral rite held
over the corpse was conducted by Rev:
Father Hugh P. McMenamin, rector OF
ST. Johns church, who spoke In quite
a touching manner OF the noble char
acteristics of the deceased, dwell
ing especially upon her deFo,
ton as loving mother and
Christian woman. At the conclusion
of the ceremony the remains were
borne to Mt. Calvary cemetery TOT
burial.
A large number Of beautiful horal
tributes of artistic designs were re-
ceived. The pall-bearers were Louis
Goche, George Geoghline, William Dee
gan, Thomas Burns, Jack Currans and
John Murray.
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SARDlS.

Sardis, Ohio, February 25.-Ed.
Downing and wife, of SistersviIle. were
the guests of friends in town a few
days this week.
VIM Goodwin was at Wheeling one
day this week on business.
Mr.. Sam Hall left Sunday for his
nome in Pittsburg after a weeks visit
with his parents.
Mr.. Fueton, travelling salesman for
Geo. Feeny at Wheeling, was calling
on our grocery men Wednesday.
Miss Emma Johnston is confined at
her home with quite an attack of grip.
Mr.. Joe Robinson, of Wheeling. was
business caller in town Thursday.
Mr.. Will Knapp, a genial and popu-
lar young clerk in Swetland's news de-
pot at Sistersyille, came home Sun-
day to see his mother, who is confined
to her room with the grip.
E. d. Thompson made a business trip
to Sistersville Wednesday.
Mr.. Tom Martin. one of the mates on
the steamer keystone State, left Thurs
day noon for Parkersburg to meet his
boat.
Sam Hofer was at New Matamoras
Friday.
VIII Sidell, of New Martinsville, was
in town a few days this week calling
on friends.
Mr.. Geo. Thompson returned home
Wednesday from Bellaire and Wheel
ing, where he has been the guest Of
relatives the past week.
Messrs. nil Cunningham and Louie
Stoehr were business callers at New
nartinsville Thursday.
Jno Hartman returned homs We'd
ncsday from Pellsire, after few days
visit with friends.
Mr.. ard Mrs Geo. limbaugh. who has
been IN town the past month. called
here by the illness and death OF her
mother, Mrs. DaRn, left for their home
cit Glen F4ston Friday.
Miss Stella Cunningham. who has
haen ccp1rrd TO her room the past few
days with the grip. is able to be out
again.
AR. L. Dc-nbush, OF Antioch, has
rented the storeroom formerly oecu-
pied bv ]. t. Francis G. Son of Mauma-
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PARKERSDURG.

Parkersburg, W. Va, February Is
Mr.. c. w. Archbold pleasantly enter
tanned his Sunday school class, on up
per Ann street, ON Tuesday evening in
honor of his birthday anniversary
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Poole Camden,
of this city, are now spending their
honeymoon at the Royal Palm Hotel,
Miami, Florida, but will depart for Ha-
vana and other Cuban points about
March 18th.
Col. George A. Moffatt was a business
visitor at the State Capital the latter
part of this week.
Miss Hilda Fischer left this week for
several weeks sojourn with Cincin-
natl friends.
Mrs. H. H. Dis is very i'll with gas
trio fever at her home on Market street.
On Thursday evening an enjoyable
entertainment was given at the Presby-
terrain chapel by the young ladies of
the Christian Endeavor Society.
The new pleasure resort and park,
Terrapan Park, located on the street
car line, promises to be popular place,
and the promoters seem to be deter
mined to makeit an ideal resort. Work
on the big Casino was commenced this
week
The Qui Vive Cooking Club was en-
tertained by Miss Mabel Houston at her
home on Spring street on Wednesday.
The reception room was decorated la
George Washington.
The p and K Cooking Club was de-
lightfuly entertained by the Misses
Hoffman, at their handsome Swami
street home on Wednesday, and the ST
fair was a glowing tribute to the FAITH
er of our country. The menu was a
Colonial feast and the bill was daintily
painted on white enamel metal hatch
cts. The themes of discussion related
exclusively to the history of our first
chief executive.
J. w. Marshall has returned from a
sojourn in the east, where he expects
to locate.
During March the new $4,000 organ
purchased by the Marietta Presbyter-
ian church will be ready for use. Mr..
C. A. Bukey of this city assisted by To-
cal talent, will give recital, which
will be musical event of Importance.
DIR. ]. J. Lewis, of Chicago, delivered
his wonderfully impressive lecture, en-
titled THE Passion Play" at the Aud
itorium on Wednesday night.
Miss Ida Nelly entertained the Tues
day Evening Whist Club this week.
Rev. Geo. c. Wilding, former well
known West Virginia divine. who is
now located in New Jersey, is visiting
friends in this vicinity.
Miss Emma G.. Dudley is visiting her
sister at Granville, o.
Miss Ella Shaw delightfully."- enter
tanned Saturday evening at her Sixth
street home in honor of Mrs. Jacob S.
Hyer, of Sutton. Whist was INDUCED
III ara Mf-s.!tii&. J. Senneman was the
winner 81 the first prize, while Miss
Carrie Layman secured second honors.
Those present were Mrs. Abram Smith,
Mrs. Sarah Stalhman, Mrs. c. w. Rob-
erts, Mrs. A. ]. Hungerford, Mrs. j. M.
Senseman. Mrs Robert Wilson, Mrs.
Charles Slayton, Mrs. Henry Kurtz,
Mrs. A. K. Leonard, Mrs. J. w. Kelly,
Mrs. J. D. O'Connor, Miss Emma
Broughton, Miss Emma Peters and the
Misses Show.
Miss Mamie Vinton is visiting
friends at Huntington.
President j. Fl. Raymond, of the
State University. was prominent Wis
itor in the CITY this week.
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WlLLleMST0WN.

Williamstown, w. Va, February 25.--
To Mr.. and Mrs. B. Athey, a daughter.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Lane (nee Leona
Whiston) a daughter.
To Mr.. and Mrs. Maiben, son. All
doing well.
Rev. Wilding held large and appre-
ciatiye audience in the NJ. Z. churcn
for two hours February 22d, while he
took them to the top OF Mt. Hood and
back again in a highly interesting and
entertaining manner After which q
welcome was given the speaker. who is
well and favorably known here.
Mrs. James Patterson, OF Canton, O.,
is visiting relatives here and ST. Mary 5
Capt. Chas. Living and wife have re-
turned from a lengthy visit to relatives
liz Quincy. Mich.
Mrs. John Lenl-ard l. visiting at Co
lumbus, O., this week.
Miss Ruth Evans. one Of our popular
teachers observed the birthdays Of
Washington, Longfeilow. Lowell and
Lincoln, on the afternoon OF the 23rd.
The children gave essays, etc., of these
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l0rsea drawing q wagon
IN by Henry Montague, q far
residing west of this city, ran on
friday morning at a point near the
Montague farm. The runaway team
collided with some object lying in their
course and Mr.. Montague was thrown
out of the wagon on to the ground
with considerable force AS result
he received painful cut on his head
and severe shaking up. His injuries
were attended to by physician.
Mrs. Charles Booth, of Pittsburg, is
guest at the home of her brother,
Frank w. Litten, of the Fourth ward.
Frank W. Litten, who has been
confined to his home in the Fourth
ward, suffering from grip for some days
past, is considerably improved.
Hon. A. W. Kennon, of st. Glars
vile, was in the city yesterday guest
of friends while on business.
Henry Muhleman, of Baresville, is
a guest at the home of DR.. t. M. Wells,
of the Fourth ward.
Express Agent Way, of Pittsburg,
will remove his family from that place
to this city some time in the near flu
ture. Mr.. Ways run was changed re-
Gently and consequently he has select
ed this city as the most convenient
point for residence in the future.
Peter Riley, the B. & 0. night yard
master, while at work Wednesday
night suffered the misfortune of hav-
ing his right leg painfully squeezed be-
tween the bumpers of two freight cars.
The injuries sustained are such that
will cause Mr.. Riley to be off duty for
some time to come.
Herzberg Bros Arcade clothing
building will be handsomely remodeled
some time in the near future.
One plain drunk was disposed OF in
yesterday mornings police court.
The Democrats of Pultney Township
are talking of Sherman Glascoe and
w. C. Warnock as candidates respec-
lively for the nomination for township
trustee and township treasurer at the
polls during the coming spring.
George King has gone to Connells-
Vile, Pa, where he has secured a posi-
ton as clerk in one Of the large whole
sale dry goods stores. He was FORM
erly a clerk at Blum Bros.
M. L. Davis has opened up new
store on Belmont street.
Mrs. Lizzie Rodefer has recovered
from a severe illness.
Miss Lena Wilkinson is lying very
i'll at the home of her sister, MRS. caro-
line Crolley, of the Second ward
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BEnlLAIRE NOTES.

The DNquesne Club gave one of their
ever-deGghtful select hops last evening
1t LIE city hall. The attendance of the
members and their friends was quite
l1rge and an enjoyable evening spent
Senerally. The terpsichorean art was
f1eely INDUCED in during the evening
10 some charming music furnished by
Prof. A. pm LaRoche. A luncheon was
partak - of by the guests at a sea-
sonable hour.
Mrs. Robert Moore is confined to her
home in the Fourth ward, quite ill of
grip.
George R. Alderman, of Cleveland,
was guest of friends in the city yes
terday
Fred Cawley. of Charleston, w. Va,
passed through the city yesterday on
business.
Among the Ohioans in the city yester-
day were c. d. Rankin, of Cleveland;
c. M Booth, of Toledo; A. w. Major
of Morristown, and S. L. Mooney, of
Woodsfeld.
j. J. Hughes, who has been discharg-
ing the duties of local agent for the
Prudential Life Insurance Company
for quite a while past, has been pro-
NOTED to the position of assistant sup
erintendent by the company, and will
be stationed at East Liverpool, Ohio.
Mr.. Hughes will depart for the latter
city tomorrow to assume charge of his
new duties. His many friends will be
pleased to learn of his promotion, of
which he is quite deserving.
The pulpit at the South Bellaire M.
E. Church will be occupied at both the
morning and evening services to-day
by FL. r. McKeen, of this city, in the
absence of the pastor, Rev. Austin Will
son, who is engaged at present in con-
Quoting services at the Nj. E. Church
at Mt. Zion.
A. r. Phillips, of GAINESVILLE, mail
clerk on the B. z. & c., is able to re-
sumo his runs between GAINESVILLE and
this city after having been confined to
his home for the past week or so quite
i'll of grip.
Bert Hopkins, of the firm of Hop
kins Bros, the Main street shoe deal
Gers, returned home yesterday morning
from a two days business stay at
Pittsburg.
Harry Sheets, of the Fourth ward,
has returned to the city from a brief
business trip to Pittsburg.
John II. Hopkins spent yesterday at
st. Clairsyille in the interest of the
Belmont Savings and Loan Company,
Of this city.
DR.. D. w. Boone yesterday morning
received a very fine dog crate from
Detroit, Mich, in which he will ship
his English setter dog, Paul Boone, to
Hurpelo, Miss, where it will be handled
and trained by ]. T. Mayfield, who has
quite reputation as a field trail
trainer. The dog will be worked on
quails until the first of April, when he
will be taken to Michigan and worked
On prairie chickens, after which he will
be returned and run in the call age"
st lyes in the Ohio, Indiana and Mis-
souri, field trials. Dir. Boone prizes his
dog very highly, and recently refused a
very handsome sum of money offered
by w. H. Dye, prominent attorney of