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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1899-06-16
com CERTIFICATES IN CIRCULATION.
The Government coin certificates in circula-
tion May 81 were as follows:
S-o- % 900
NN-tto A.lt h-S

There was S5SS4o taken out Of circulation
last month. During the past twelve months
ury notes.
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compound and 6lsa7c for. pure; half barrels
pure TIC; lob tins. 7%GSc; 5-fb tins, S9Sl4c.
COTTOLENE-Tierces. sasG65sc; packages.
less than 300 lbs, lib pals. 60 in case SIC;
81 pals 70 in case, S9sc; 5-fb pals Il in
case, Slac; 1O-fb pals, 6 in case. $50; 5O-fo
tins 1 or 2 in case, 77sc; wooden buckets, 20
lbs net size; fancy tubs. so TBS net. 77sc; half
barrels about 10 lbs. TIC.
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Canadian Pacific. 99A Northern Pacific pre-
ferred. T9s: Union, Pacific preferred, 76l2;
Bar silver, firmer, 81 1850 per ounce. Money,
! per cent.
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Flour. firm, No. spring wheat, 76l4c; No. 3
spring wheat, 214Q76hc; No. red. 7S13Q7s%c;
No No oo corn 35Ac; No. oats, Csc; No white
&c; No. faxseed. 81 GA; mess pork, per bar
rel. 81 50aS 30; lard. per 100 pounds 81 9212@
%; short rib sides. loose, 81 1904 so; dry
sailed shoulders, boxed. 4k4424c; short clear
sides, boxed, s5Q5 10; whisky distillers' fin
ished goods. per gallon. 81 Is,
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On the Produce Exchange to-day the Butter
market firm; creamery, 1311G1Sc; dairy,
Ql5l2c. Cheese. firm, 7s4GS1.c. EGGS, firm;
fresh. 1880.
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WEATHER REPORT.
G20th Meridian-Pacific Time.)
Hr|TE%fN


SAN FRANCISCO, June IS p. m
The following maximum temperatu lures were
reported from stations in California to-day:
Eureka ............... sc san Diego .......... SIS
Fresno -............-1o6 Sacramento .......... rs
Los Angeles. ......... independence ........ %
Red 19S Yuma ................. 9s
san Luis Obispo..-.. 76i
san Francisco data: Maximum temperature
81, minimum a; mean. IS.
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL
FORECAST.
The pressure has remained nearly stationary
over the country west Of the Rocky Noun
tains There has been a slight rise along the
central coast Of California.
The temperature continues warm except along
the immediate coast. where. owing to fog. there
has been a fall of about s degrees In the
great valleys Of California the temperatures are
lures exceeding 100 degrees are reported from
several places.
Within distance Of forty miles from San
Francisco there is difference Of temperature Of
20 degrees. There is also difference of "a de-
grees in a vertical direction between sea level
and elevation Of 300 feet.
No rain has fallen on the Pacific Coast
Forecast made at San Francisco for thirty
hours ending midnight. June l6. 1899:
Northern California-Fair Friday; continued
warm weather in the interior. fog the coast
in the morning; northerlv winds inland, fresh
westerly winds the coast
Southern Caifornia-Fair Friday; continued
warm weather in the interior fog on the
coast northerly winds inland. west winds on
the coast.
Nevada-Fair Friday; continued warm
weather.
Utah Fair Friday: continued warm weather
Arizona Fair Friday, except showers in
IRENE southeast.
san Francisco and viCinty-Fair Friday with
fox I'm tho morning. fresh westerly winds
ALEXANDER McApIE, Forecast Official
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10 Onomea Sugar co... ..,.............. 40 6249
Is F Gas & Electric Co.............'. Il 20
Afternoon Session.
Board
10 Contra Costa Water. 40 w
50 Giant Powder. -'..'' 20 90 ~ ~
AZ Hawaiian Commercial q Sugar.....-l09 w
20 S F Gas & Electric Co.......''.-...-. IL 20
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FRIDAY, JUNE 16.

NOTE-In the above exposition of the q "a
the early morning tides given in the fa--
hand column and the successive tides OF tn
day in the order of occurrence as to time Tra
second time column gives the second tide %,
the day the third time column the third ri5.
and the last or right hand COLUMN gives thz
last tide of the day. except where there ara F..-
three tides, as sometimes occurs. The height
given are additions to the sOundnrs on the
United States Coast Survey charts. excer-
when a minus sign - precedes the leigh
and then the number given is subtra cted from
the depth given by the charts. The plane o.
reference is the mean of the lower low waite.
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SIN MooN AND TIDE

SUN. moon AND TIDE.
limited States Coast and Geodetic Survey
Times and Heights of High and Low
Waters at Fort Point entrance to san
Francisco Bay. Published by official an
thority of the Superintendent.
NOTE-The high and low waters occur at
the CITY front (MissiOn-street WHARF about
twenty-five minutes later than at Fort Point:
the height of tide is the same at both places
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PnRTLAND.s BUSINESS
NORTHERN WHEAT MARKET.

PORTLAND Or. June l5.-C1earings, 1855,
| DIT. balances sS6 04q
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INVESTMENT BOARD.
Morning Session.
Morning Session.

AN FRANCISCO STOCK AND EXCHANGE
BOARD
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MONEY IN GOVERNMENT VAULTS.

United States Treasurer Roberts reports the
amount q money on hand at the close Of May
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| captained as follows:
THE WHEEL.

The road race at Benwood this even
ing is attracting good deal of atten-
ton from the sporting fraternity, and a
large crowd will doubtless be on hand
to witness the start and finish. The
course is from Seabright & Bows sa-
loon, in the north end of McMechen,
and return, distance approximating
six miles. The race is to start prompt
ly at quarter after seven O'Clock. The
entries and handicaps are as follows:
John Kelly, minutes; James Roberts,
3 minutes; John Johnston, minutes;
VIM. Moore, minutes; VIM. Kessler,
/ minute seconds; G. S. Wagner, 1
minute 5 seconds; II. Pearlius, so Sec
oEds; Louis Anliker, so seconds; Char
les Holiday. 10 seconds; Earl Hum
richouse, 10 seconds; John Lubic,
scratch: Edw. Holiday, scratch; w.
E. Doyle, scratch.
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TO make il dead-easy for me. Just no.
tice how considerate OF my feelingsl |
felt SO thankful in one sense and so
mean in another that went right back
to the hotel. | walked up TO the desk
with my mouth full of excuses and
apologies, but before l could get out
word the clerk smiled at me and said;
"'Ah! 1t is Mr.. Johnsonl Glad TO
see you, Mr.. Johnson. VIII you have
room on the second floor. front?'
Il paid my bill and took a fresh
start" said Mr.. Johnson, and l shall
never get over feeling grateful to those
hotel people. 1t was all so easy and
nice and genteel, you know, and
though l tried to make myself believe
that was hotel beat I couldn't do
n
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that there will be rise shortly, as the
/, business is seriously crippled and he
boat owners are losing considerable
amount of money.
The Greenwood, arriving from East
Liverpool, will depart this morning at
Z o'clock for Charleston, where it will
lay up.
The steamer Leroy carried a large
party of Wheeling colored excursion
lists to Cresap's Grove and return dur
ing the day. The boat left for Claring-
ten last night.
The Jewel is scheduled to pull out
for Newport to-day at IL a. m.
The Parkersburg packet to-day will
be the H. K. Bedford, departing at IL
a. m.
No packets can be scheduled for to-
morrow on account of the low water.
The Leroy will not make her usual
Sunday run.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-19
MILK AND EGGS
Constitute the Whole Of Dreyfus's
Diet How He Spends His Time.

RENNES, August 1S.-Captain ORGY
fus still lives almost exclusively on
milk and eggs. On rising at O'Clock
he takes a glass of milk. He is then
escorted to the court room under a
strong guard. On returning to prison
he takes a second glass OF milk and at
one O'Clock soft boiled egg and an
ether glass of milk. At two his wife
calls upon him, spending q couple of
hours with him daily without restric-
tons OF any kind After their inter-
view another member of the family sees
him for half an hour.
VI. Demange arrives daily at half past
four in the afternoon and remains until
seven discussing be progress Of the case.
During the remainder of the time the ac-
cused generally reads OF studies mathe-
mates. He retires TO bed about half past
nine Dreyfus retains his good spirits and
expressed confidence that he viii be acquit-
ted, especially now that he believes NJ. La
bori will be able TO return 10 the active
work of the defence.
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AMATEUR NOTES.


The Beuters will play the Warrick
Coons this afternoon at the Terminal
grounds. Game called at las p. m.
The Nelson Tigers accept the chal-
lenge of the H. Zwickers for a game of
ball to be played on the Fulton grounds
next Sunday afternoon at 2:30. For
certainty of game, please answer as
soon as possible.
Jack Nolte, the well known umpire Of
Wheeling, will umpire the game of bail
on the Wheeling base ball park 6atur-
day, August 18th between Bridgeport
and Massiilon. Both teams are strong
Tie Dewey club challenge the Jack
Artaurs, V'g.lants. Herman Zwickers,
Oscar Gardeners, Detwiller Greys or any
team in the city for e game Sunday
afternoon on the tunnel green. If ac-
oepted answer through the Register
The K of p. base ball club will play
the Doughertys, of Martins Ferry, on
their grounds this afternoon at three
O'Clock.
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A BIG THE TO-DAY.

Russell & Cos employees. of Massillon,
1000 strong, will have their annual outing
at Wheeling Park to-day Their extensive
programme includes the following concert
by the Massillon Military Band of thirty
three pieces, from ! to p. m:
March-Chicago Tribune. Chambers
Overture-Sem ............... Rossini
Magnolio-Song and dance. Barney Young
Grand Selection from IL Trovatore. Verdi
Waltz-Dream on the Ocean. .Gungl
March-Rusticana .Bellstedt
(Airs from Mascagni's Opera9
Hearts and Flowers. Tobani
Selection from Erminie. ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Pilgrims Song of Hope. Batiste
March from Tannhauser. Richard Wagner
Observation-Disclosures Verdi
March from Comic Opera-"The For
tune Teller .........Victo Herbert
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their new quarters hare been repaintsd
and papered.
The street cars on the b, B. & n. f.
division of the Wheeling street rail-
way are to be repainted the same color
as those on the Wheeling line.
A large number of colored people
from here attended the picnic given at
Ridgeway's grove yesterday by the A..
M. E. Churches of Bellaire. Martins
Ferry and this place.
Reece Mcdonald has opened fruit
stand in the room formerly used as an
Office by the Diamond Touring mills
Mrs. Lafferty and daughter. OF New
Athens, Ohio, returned home yesterday
after a several days visit with the FAM
lily of Jos. Lafferty.
Samuel Clemans is rebuilding his
grocery that was, burned down in Kirk
wood several months ago.
Allen Goodwin, the boy soloist, leaves
Monday for GAINESVILLE, where he will
sing. He will return to Bethesda later,
where he will sing at the Teachers IN
stitute. to be held at Epworth Park.
The ball game to-day at the Island
ball park between the Massillon and
Bridgeport ball clubs, promises to be
one of more than ordinary interest. The
Massillon club is made up of semi
professional players who put up a stiff
game, their pitcher having played the
greater part of the season with New
Castle, and their catcher being mem
Der of the Western League. The local
team went up against them once. They
made good showing but were defeat
cd. To-day they expect to even mat
tiers up.
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ND h'|')f LASTED ONE.
jack Mccormick Finished Him in One
Round, Last Night.
THE KID MADE A BRAVE RESIST
ANCE 70 M'CoRMICK'S BUSHES,
BUT WASN'T EQUAL TO THE
STRENGTHENING WON YES
TERDAY MISCELLANEOUS
SPORTING NEWS.


CHICAGO, August 1S.-Jack McCor-
mick, OF Philadelphia, knocked out Kid
Mccoy in about one minute tonight
The bout was to have been for six
rounds and it was generally thought
that Mccormick stood no show at all.
He. himself, said before entering the
ring that he was going to do his best
and let it go at that. The fight was so
short and so quickly over that there
was almost nothing to see but the
punch that put Mccoy to sleep. The
fieht was under strict Queensberry
rules, hitting with one arm free per-
mitted
when the gong sounded Mccormick
started in 10 rush things. relying on
his greater. weight and superior strength
70 Offset McCoy's science. He received
4 straight left in the mouth the first
time be tried it and a second later a
savage left hook on the side of the
head halted him a second time. He
then rushed twice more, carrying Nc
Coy to the ropes both times. The first
time he hit Mccoy over the kidneys
with his right. The second time, as
they came from the ropes still
clinched, Mccoy freed his left and sent
hook to McCormick's cheek, dropping
him to the floor.
Mccormick lay quiet, making a pre-
tense Of claiming foul, although none
had been committed. Mccormick rose
on the order of Referee Hogan with a
sheepish grin on his face. The knock
down had not injured him in the slight
est. The man squared off once more
and then came the end like lightning
from a clear sky. Mccoy was moving
cautiously around Mccormick, both
hands low down, neither being as high
as the belt. Mccormick suddenly let
fly his right and it landed full on the
Jaw. Mccoy went down like dead
man fiat on his back, legs and arms
outstretched, his face pointing squarely
to the ceiling. 1t was evident the IN
slant he struck the floor that his fight
ing was over for tonight at least.
Pandemonium broke loose in the hall
and there were wild yells for McCor-
mick, shrieks of Get up Kid Get
nm Hogan went down on one knee
by the side of Mccoy and shouted his
call of the seconds in the fighters ear,
but Mccoy was past all hearing. At
the word "ten," he raised his head
slightly, and Hogan paused an instant
FrfOe he shouted out but Mccoy
was still out of it. Thirty seconds
would not have brought him into con-
dition to fight again.
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BOWLING.
THE WHEELING LEAGUE.

The Wheeling Bowling League was
organized at Fette's alleys last Thurs
day evening amid great enthusiasm.
AS was stated in these columns before,
Secretary Fette has enrolled ten good,
strong teams, and all were represented
by their respective captains at the
meeting. The election of officers re-
suited as follows: President, C. Ebe-
ling; Vice President, Fred Brash; Sec
rotary and Treasurer, William Fette.
The rules adopted were the rules of the
old Wheeling League. Prize money
amounting to s2l0, hung up by Secre-
tary Fette, was divided as follows:
Team finishing first, $50; second, SOS;
third, $50; fourth, SIS; fifth. $40; high
team average, $40; high team score, $40;
high individual score, SIS: second high
individual score, 81; high individual
average, S.; second high individual
average, 81; high average man in each
team, So; second high average in each
team, 81; to the last five teams at the
beginning of the third series $40 has
been set aside to be divided as follows.
Team winning high number of games,
81; second. IS; third, 81; fourth, So;
fifth, 81. Games to be called at 8:15.
A bowler must bowl at least forty
two games to be eligible to any prize.
Each club is to post forfeit of IS Al
the beginning Of the season as guar.
antee Of good faith, to IS returned al
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BRIDGEPORT.

Thursday evening Marshal Thompson
arrested foreigner at Wheeling Creek
on the charge OF wife beating. Mayor
Neininger assessed him S. and costs,
which he paid. The man when he saw
the Marshal attempted to escape, but
was captured after a short chase.
Commissioner Wilkinson was in town
yesterday on business.
Miss Nellie Adclph il home from q
several days visit at NIAGARA Falls.
Braunm Post, g. a. RI held their
1lzst regular meeting lest evening since
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THE BOSTON HOTEL WAY.

My friends call me an absent-minded
suit, land guess they are pretty nearly
right. | was in Boston the other week
for three days, and when ready to de-
part l took my crap and walked out of
the hotel without a thought of the bill.
Didn't the clerk say anything? Not a
word. They don't jump on to man
all of a sudden over there. l had half
an hour to wait at the depot, and was
strolling around as contented as you
please when stranger timidly walked
up to me and wanted to know if had
had a good time in Boston, l was rather
non-plussed, but replied that l had.
Then he asked if | had found the hotel
all right l told him it was bang-up.
Then he switched off on the weather
for a minute, and all of a sudden it
struck me that we had met somewhere
before. When l put it to him he said
that my face also had familiar look.
placed him after a bit and said:
Why, you were around the Blank
Hotel a good deal during my stay.
Yes, was, he replied.
And you are just getting away?'
"'Oh. no. IL belong there. you
know. and came down to ask you
favor
A favorg What is ito
"Td-1'd like to borrow 50 of you to
pay your hotel bill'
well, if | wasn't knocked QUIT"
laughed the absent minded man with
slap at his leg 1T was the hotel de-
tective, of course, and he was trying
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-19

The marks on the wharf last evening
indicated stage of feet inches and
falling. The boatmen at all points
along the stream are looking with much
anxiety for rain, and indeed it could
rot come at more opRrtune time
than at present. A continuation of the
present conditions in the river for q
few days longer will certainly bring
about a practical suspension of the
packet business. 1t is to be hoped
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MARKS FROM ABOVE.

PITTSBURG-Rive feet 4 inches and
falling. Clear and warm.
WARREN-River at low water mark.
Clear and warm.
STEUBENVILLE-Riy feet inches.
Falling. Weather clear and warm. Down:
Greenwood.
OIL CITY-Riyer l inch and stationary.
Weather clear and warm.
GREENSBORO-Rive 6 feet inches
and stationary. Weather cloudy and
Observation-Disclosures 4 feet inches
and stationary.
MORGANTOWN-Ri feet 6 inches
and stationary. Weather cloudy and warm:
falling Weather cloudy and hot. Down:
Sun. Due down: Argand. Up: Kathryn.
Little Kanawha is falling. Locals on time.
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A LUNATIC.
Glorot is Crazy and is not the Man
who Shot III. Labori

RENNES, August 1S.-Glorot. who
claims to have been the man who at
tempted to assassinate n. Labor, was
brought TO Rennes THIS evening. Col
Picquart, NJ Cast and others who sa
the would-be assassin, declare Gloro;
was not the man.
The prisoner has written a letter tc
the police making an alleged comics
sion and glorfying the crime. The
doctors say he is insane.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-19
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.

GLEN FALLS, N. Y, August 49,
Glorious weather and a perfect track
drew large attendance to the grand
circuit meet to-day. The events were
the 2:07 pace, 2:14 and 2:19 trots. The
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-19
ANOTHER LARGE ATTENDANCE

There was another large and delight
full audience at Wheeling Park Casino,
last evening. to witness the vaudeville
performance, and all present were de-
lighted. The closing performance will
be given this evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-19
ARRESTS.

Four plain DRINKS were arrested last
night, Harry Walters by Officer Rolf,
Sam Minkemyer by Officer Michaels,
Ross Menor by Officer Ingram and John
Jobroke by Officer Turner. 1t was
Officer Turner's first arrest, and the
guardian of the law led his prisoner,
which was man taller than himself,
gracefully into the lookup.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-19

the which
Yankee Doodle
which
posite Albany n
Johannes Van Rensselaer, and for 200 remained the
OF the Van Rensselaer, family
them America n
the surgeonn the English
immortal OF Doodle
ing entertained at the homestead of family
party of eounymn and lads
tunes that the guests could laughter dsrvc
marks The circumstance the Fnglh
his doggere
ting on the edge of the well The This old wen
there, but its high stone years
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-----------------S --------------.------
PLAGUE BEGAN JUNE 4.

oPoRTo. Portugal, August 1S.-It is
now acknowledged that the bubonic
plague began here on June last. since
which time there have been thirty-nine
cases, thirteen proving fatal.
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THE INTERSTATE LEAGUE.


Special to the Register.
SPRINGFIELD. Ohio, August 1S-Root-
ing was somewhat mixed to-day at the ball
game for the new Springfields and the old
Epringfields, The game was closely con-
tested and both sides put up a good game.
The former Springfield players were given
an ovation Wheeling won the game by
punching of hits in the eighth inning.
Georp.
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Have You a silver Dollar ?

Have you a silver dollar? We want
six hundred of them by September 16th,
and we will give Tor each silver dollar
brought to our gallery by that time
seven of our superb cabinet artists pho
tographs. TAPPAN & CONNEL,
1921 Main street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-19

the close 81 the season All other
rules are 10 be the same a. last sea
son.
The league will start on its journey
on Monday, October I'd, and close April
9Th, 1900 Elaborate arrangements
will no doubt be made for the opening
night. The teams entered are named
and cantajned as follows.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-19
A RACE MONDAY.

The Young American Cycling Club
will give road race Monday at 1880
p. M to Altenheim and return, leaving
the corner OF Fifteenth and McColloch
streets.
Russell Peck challenges any boy un-
der fourteen years of age for race to
Altenheim and return.
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NOT SO WELL.

Labori Suffering From the Effects of
Thursdays Overexertion.
RENNES. August 1s,-Maitre Labori was
not so well this afternoon. He overtired
himself yesterday and to-day he was only
allowed to exercise for an hour. which ne
spent in the garden. His wound is no
worse. but he is suffering from nervous
ness
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-19
CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

Bernie Nolte has accepted the chal-
lenge of John Foy to box six rounds
before the Vigilant Athletic Club. Mr..
Nolte wishes to meet Foy at this office
this evening at I o'clock.
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rnE cnA1R coMnINE

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. August IS
promoters OF the chair manufacturing
combine have now secured the agreement
of lightweight of the leading chair manu-
facturers to enter.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-19

Aug 2S
Wha in
of this the energetic
herself all her scattered
a Rollins able and popular
the Granite this reunion PLAN and if successful
all different celebrations
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EsTERHAZY NAY TESTIFY.

PARIS, August 1S.-There are
rumors that after all Esterhazy viii 80
to Rennes to testify.