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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-06-15
AMATEUR NOTES

The Maine club would like to hear
from any team in the city under twenty
years of age for game Sunday morn
ing on the tunnel green. II accepted
answer through the Register.
The Peter Greers would like to hear
from any team in the city under
fifteen years of age, the ]. ]. Slitners
from Benwood preferred, for game of
ball Sunday, June 18th.
The Oscar Gardeners accept the chal-
lenge of the Deweys for a game Sun
day, June 18th, but they prefer to pay
on the tunnel green instead of Fulton
grounds.
A game of ball will be played on the
Terminal grounds Saturday afternoon
at $3.50 between the Hot Mill Mustard
Cutters and the Lead Pencil Snarpeners
of the LaBelle tin mill. The line up is
as follows; S. Wiedmann, catcher;
Gus Kreuger, pitcher; Jcseph McNiel,
short-stop; T. Edwards, 1st base; A.
Goudy, I'd sbase; John Brannon, Sd
base; VIM. Brannon, left field; Carl
White, centre field; Thc-las Dummet,
right field, and Edward Seamon,
catcher B. Frazier, pitcher; A. Bero,
short-stop; c. Melcher, 1st base; James
Holiday, I'd base; VIM. Hugus, Sd
base; Edgar Sweeney, left field; John
Hughes, centre field; Louis Brothers,
right field
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NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY.
A Collection of tn Sm,lI Events of Fac
Passing Day,

A Collection of tn e Sm,ll Events of Each
Passing Day.
1There were three unimportant
cases in Police Court yesterday morn
ing.
The retail clerks are called to
meet Friday evening, at the Hub
building.
-Auctioneer Hervey yesterday sold
the Stewart property, ON the Island,
to B. M. Perkins, for $1,460.
The steamer E. w. Grove will enter
the Wheeling and Bellaire trade this
morning. Time card will be arranged
as soon as possible.
s. The date for the session of the
Chamber of Commerce, 70 take action
on the street railway strike, will prob
ably be fixed to-day.
William Mitchell owns the saloon
on Market street that was pulled for
running a slot machine, and not Gala
Mitchell, as published.
The sanitary condition OF the
sewer openings on the southeast cor
ner of Market and Fourteenth streets.
is very bad. The odor at intervals is
exceedingly repugnant.
"A force of eighty-five men have
begun to break ground on Thirty-sixth
street, preparatory to the laying of
water main through the Eighth ward.
"A young child of Martin MaIooly.
OF the South Side, who sustained a
wound of the scalp by being accidental
ly struck on the head by a piece of
glass, is improving.
The Tin Workers Protective As
ISOLATION will hold their first annual
outing at Mozart Park next Saturday
afternoon and evening. Bachman's or
chestra will furnish the music.
"A number of the La Belle tin plant
employees who are idle owing to
break in the machinery, will picnic at
Sycamore Grove to-day. The boys
will make the trip in wagon.
The picnic to be given hv the
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river. Their wheel is practically q
tandem bicycle, or as the inventor, Mr.
POwell, calls it, a. hydro cycle, devised
especially for travelling upon water.
The hydro cycle embodies all of the
principal features of a bicycle, the rev.
olution OF the pedals operating upon a
screw propeller so geared as to secure
the best results. The bicycle proper
is mounted upon and between two
cigar-shaped cylinders, each II feet
long, made of galvanized iron. with II
alright chambers, so that in event OF
an accident TO any portion OF the long
tubes little harm will be effected, as
the tubes cannot be forced under
water"
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NO DEMONSTRATION
In Honor of tho Return of Bishop r. j..
Donahue from Rome.

In Honor of tho Return of Bishop +. y.
Donahue from Rome.
When committees from all the local
parishes had completed their arrange
ments for big demonstration In honor
of the return OF Rt Rev. P. J. Dom
ahue from Rome. word was received
from the RI Rev. Bishop that he did
not desire reception of such char
acter, and in Difference to his wishes
it was abandoned yesterday. Notices
were promptly sent out by Chief Mar
shall Bernard Bach to the organizations
which had arranged to participate in
the street parade. 1t would have been
one of the largest demonstrations on
the part of Catholic societies In the
history of the city. Bishop Donahue
indicated his disapproval Of the idea
of a demonstration as soon as he heard
OF 1t, but the committee thought until
yesterday OF that he would withdraw
his objection on account OF the general
desire on the part Of Catholics OF
Wheeling and vicinity to express their
love and loyalty.
Bishop Donahue spent two days In
Baltimore, and while there visited his
mother He was expected to arrive in
Wheeling over the b. & o. at 1i:40
o'clock last night, or this morning.
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III addition to the races at the
grocers picnic to-day, Bert Picket Will
establish mile record for the new
saucer shaped track at the Park, with
tandem and triplet pace. The entries
Tor the boys under fourteen years and
grocers' clerks. will not close until
three o'clock. The races will be run
under T. A. w. rules, and the follow
ing named officials will act:
Referee. w. R. Stevenson.
Judges, All. Ulrich, Hermann Fred
erick, Homer Wells and Jack Gaus.
Timer, Will Sadler.
Scorer, J. c. Stamp.
Entries are as follows:
Boys race. Harry Dailer and Will
Picket.
Grocers' clerks. H. Altmeyer, Ell
wood Humes, F. Kline and John Lu-
bic.
Two mile handicap, Bert Picket,
scratch: John Lubic, Percy Harris and
Chas. Modar, rs yards; Joe Balzar, c.
Doyle, so yards; F. Kline. rs yards;
Will Picket, 100 yards; Ikey Pearlman,
$50 yards.
In the event of ten entries being re-
ceiyed in either the boys race or
grocers' clerks race, trial heats will
be run, the first two in each to qualify.
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WANTS A GO WITH JEFF.

NEW YORK, Jun 14.-M;ke Morrissey,
the newly arrived heavyweight pugi.ist,
who Is to meet Peter Maher before the
Lenox A. c. next Tuesday, to-day,
through his manager and hacker, p j.
Dwyer, fBrooklyn, deposited $500 with
George Considine, of this city, to bind a
match with Jim Jeffries, the heavyweight
champion the bout to take place any time
from one to twelve months from date of
signing.
HARTFORD, Conn, June Nv A.
Brady, manager for Jeffr;es, was seen to-
night in reference to the challenge of Mike
Morrissey. Brady sad that # Morrissey
is in earnest he will be accommodated.
Jeffr.es is willing to meet Morr,ssey Aug
ust in London If the latter prefers, and
not wait until the Sharkey bout is settled.
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The RIVER PACKETS
Unable to Secure Enough Laborers to Han
die the Freight

die the Freight
At this season of the year it is
always difficult for the boats on the in
land waters to secure roustabouts and
deckhards, but not for a number of
years have the packets had so much
trouble. Business all along the Ohio
is very brisk, all the packets having
excellent freight consignments. From
the lower river comes the report that
the negro laborers will not, in most
cases, take work on boat at any price.
It is only when dire necessity drives
them to it that they will go to work.
All the larger packets, which have lots
of freight to handle, are running with
ten or more hands short.
The City of Pittsburg waited five
minutes over time Tuesday night on
three deck hands who were up town.
All the C. G. P. boats are short, but up
to the present time have been able to
keep on time. The Ben Hur yesterday
did not get away for PittsDurg until
eight O'Clock, six hours behind sched-
ule time. She was held back by large
freight trip and no men to handle it.
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BENWOCD ROAD RACE.

The Benwood cyclists are arrangir 9
for big road race, to be run on
July Sd. The entries will be opened at
Rurris' drug store to-day, and list of
attractive prizes will be hung UP later.
The entrants will start at the corner
of Main and Sixth streets and run to
McMechen, a distance of two and a halt
miles, and return. None but local rid
ers will be allowed to enter the contest.
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IS 81 = i Zl1lI - - III a ~ q -
m Imn1ense a1Iaif. Al q e&l1enf pro-
eramme 81 auzusements has been pre-
pared:
William Klevis, q son Of ex-Flre
Chief Klevis, who has been with the
IRE department, has been promoted to
the position Of engineer at the NiagaTz
house. to succeed Engineer McFadden,
who has departed from the city.
"A meeting OF all retail clerks OF
Wheeling will be held at the Hub hall,
corner Fourteenth and Market streets
will be held on Friday a. p. m. sharp.
Business of vital importance to all
clerks of all the branches of retail bus
mess will be transacted.
The Cathedral outing, under the
auspices of the League of the Sacred
Heart, will be held at Pleasant VAL
ley park, on June 21st. There will be
a grand concert and cake walk.
Supper will be served.
The remains of Herman Swager, the
B. & O. freight conductor, who died
at the North Wheeling hospital from
the effects of injuries sustained in an
accident at the foot OF Twenty-sixth
street last Sunday, have been taken TO
his late home at Armstrong, Pa. for
interment.
The Woman's Political Equality
club have made arrangements for an
interesting affair, to be given at Arion
hall tomorrow evening. A fine music
al programme will be rendered, after
which a fair and carnival will be held
A number of prominent and talented
people of the city will take part in the
exercises.
Mr.. w. B. Odbert, the South Side
jeweler, is in receipt of a conmunica-
ton from Gen. Fitzznugh Lee, in
which the latter gratefully acknowl-
edges the receipt of his West Point
class ring, which was forwarded about
the first of the month. AS is known,
the ring was found among lot of
jewelry which was purchased by Mr..
Colbert some weeks ago.
A man who gave his name as
Charles Dolan, was taken into custody
by Deputy United States Marshal
Jackson, in the North End. last even
ing about o'clock. 1t is alleged that
the prisoner threw stones at the car,
and used profane language to the oc-
cupants He was taken to Jail to await
a hearing at the next term of the
court
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OF WEST rIRGINIA-THE SEES
SIONS VERY WELL ATTENDED
THE ELECTION OF OFFICERS
FOR THE COMING YEAR-THE
BANQUET AT WHEELING PARK.
ANOTHER DEMONSTRATION BY
PROF. RENAURD.

There were at least one hundred
| members present yesterday at the sec
ond and last days meeting of the
funeral directors of West Virginia. The
! morning and afternoon sessions were
held in the L o. o. F. hall. The morn
ing session was devoted to the regular
routine business.
AT the afternoon session the election
of officers for the coming year was
held. In most instances There was
, quite little competition among the
candidates. None of the officers for
the preceding year were reelected.
The election resulted as follows:
Prsident-R. L. Cunningham, Of
Fairmont
First Vice President. B. Mari, of
Warrington.
Second Vice President-W. H. H.
Holswade, of Huntington.
Secretary and Treasurer. E. Fos-
) ter, of Wheeling.
Executive Committee-G. Ed Mendel,
of Wheeling; w. H. Widen, Of Mar
tinsburg; D. NJ Thornburg, of Elm
Grove; w. l.. Noble, of Martins Ferry,
and George Carney, of Parkersburg.
Legislative Committee-M. A. Ken
dali, Of Elkins; H. D. Wells, of Spen-
Ger; ]. H. hardwood, Of Keyser; G. E.
Hillenbrand, of Wheeling; w. H. Tired
lock, of Piedmont; T. E. Cole, OF Graf
ton and ]. B. Tibet, of Wheeling.
The National Convention Of Under
takers will be held at Cincinnati in
October. W. Fl. Fredloc?y H. d. Wells
and R. ~ Cunningham were chosen
by tile assembly as delegates for the
convention c. E. Rillenbrand, G. Ed
Mendel and e. Musgrave were chosen
as alternates.
The place for holding the convention
next year was fixed upon as Grafton.
After the election of officers there
was third demonstration by Prof.
Renaurd, of New York City The sub
ject operated upon was received from
Pittsburg. Prof Renaurd's demon
stration was an excellent one. He is
thoroughly acquainted with the physi-
ology Of the human body. His lectures
before the convention have been very
interesting and instructive.
Sixty-five members of the association
went out to Wheeling Park on special
cars at 1880 and o'clock p. m. The
banquet table was set in the large din
ing rooms Of the Casino. After the
board had been cleared Mr.. &. Ed Men
del, of this city, as POSTMASTER de-
livered a short, but appropriate adj
dress. Prof. Renaurd Jnen responded
to toast His remarks throughout
were interspersed with amusing anec-
dotes. He complimented the Wheeling
members on the excellency Of the treat
mont shown the visiting members.
Tossts were then responded to by
Mr.. hardwood, of Keyser; Mr. Arnold,
Of Huttonsviile; Lee Wolf, OF this city,
nd Mr.. Thornburg, Of Elm Grove.
A very distinguished visitor present
was Mr.. Doddridge, of London, Eng,
who accompanied Prof. Renaurd from
New York City. Mr.. Doddridge is
extensively engaged in the furniture
and undertaking business in London.
About thirty-five members left over
the B. & o. at o'clock. A number of
others went at 1925. The others leave
this morning.
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IN SOCIETY.

Mr.. Henry Carl, an empioye of the
Schmulbach brewery, and Miss Mary
Wagner, wee married at the hGme Of
the brides parents ON South McCol-
loch street, last evening at eight
O'Clock. The ceremony was performed
by Rev. L. Altmyer, pastor of the Ger
man M. E. church, and was witnessed
by number of the relatives and
friends of the principals. An elegant
wedding supper was served.
The next meeting of the Cotillion
club will be held at the Wheeling Park
Casino, tomorrow evening. The
Opera House orchestra will furnish the
music. AS before, special cars will
afford transportation to and from the
park. The affair this week will be
given in honor of the several lady
visitors in the city who are the guests
of club members, and the students re-
turning home. 1t is expected to be the
most successful meeting the club has
ever held.
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CONCERNING INDIVIDUALS.

Stephen Devinney and son, Jack, of
the South Side, have gone to Baltimore,
Nd, to visit their friends
Miss Cornelia Campbell, of New York
city, youngest daughter of the late A.
w. Campbell, is the guest at the
Stamm Hotel.
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MARKS FRoM ARovE

PITTsBURG-Riyer 40 feet and failing.
Clear and warm.
BROWNSyILLE-Rive feet inches
ard stationary.
STETBENvTLLE-R.y feet and fall
ing Clear and warm.
WARREN-Rfver Q foot Fair and
warm
GREENSBORO River s feet and sta
tionary Fair and warm
OIL CITY-R-ver foot and stationary.
Partly cloudy and warszs-
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The marks on the wharf at midnigf

The marks on the wharf at midnight
showed feet inches and falling.
The Queen City will be up tomorrow
for Pittsburg at o'clock.
Masters and pilots are notified Of the
establishment of new light at the
point of Green river-to be known as
Green River"
The Nellie Hudson is aground in the
Ohio river at Sandy Creek. The boat
has been there for several days. Sew
eral attempts have been made TO float
the boat, but without success.
Light rains fell last night in the
Monongahela Valley and the Ohio is
expected to rise probably foot
Philippi reports the heaviest rainfall,
the precipitation amounting to an inch
The conditions are favorable for more
rain, and the coal operators have hopes
that there will be barge stage Of
water.
One Of the coming marine curiosities
that will grace Uncle Sans domains in
the Mississippi river improvement
commission in a short time will be the
big steel towboat w. r. King. now I'M
der construction at Towards shipyard,
at Jeffersonyille, Ind. The main deck
equipment viii cost about 100000, and
will include the largest and finest cleo
trio outfit ever furnished a steamer on
Western waters. In addition to the
King, the government is having three
small steel tender steamers built at
Towards.
An Evansville dispatch says: Robert
Powell, Jr.. of Covington, and Harry
Hicks, of Cincinnati, leave the latter
city this evening on bicycle trip to
New Orleans on the waters OF the Ohio
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YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES

Charleston. Kanawha.
Newport, Jewel.
Pittsburg. Ben Hur.
Steubenville. T. n. Bayne.
Darlington. Leroy.
SstersVille, Ruth.
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ushers.
MARIETTA COMMENCEMENT.
The Sixty-Flfth in the Institutions His
tory-List of the Graduates - Degrees
Conferred

The Sixty-Flfth in the Institutions His
tory-List of the Graduates Degrees
Conferred.
Special to the Register.
MARIETTA, O., June 1.-THE sixty
fifth annual commencement of the
Marietta college was held to-day, and
is pronounced one of the most success
full in the institutions history.
The graduating class was composed
of William Rupert Bebout, Alice May
Biscoe, John William Davies, Herbert
H. Dyke, Charles Frederick Feisley,
Robert Dawson Ford, Ralph Arthur
Goodhue, Laura Clarke Gurley, Eliza
beth Eunice Henderson, Robert Max
we'll Humble, Charles Albert kreps,
Agnes Dana Mckay, Thornton Mills
Pratt, Anna Maria Richards, James
William Scott, Ethelyn Grant Simpson,
Frank Hayes Simpson. Fred Weiss
Torner, Frederick William Williamson,
Charles Lorrain Wilson, William
Henry Wolf. Jr.
Degrees of D. D. were conferred upon
Rev. William W. Jordan, and L. L. D.
upon William De F. Lumis.
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Pstisburg, Virginia. a. m.
Newport. Jewel, IL a. m
Parkersburg, Ben Hur. II a. m.
Steubenyitie. r. VI. Bayne. go .. m
Darlington. Leroy, $50 .. m.
Sistersv.iie. Ruth, 3.39 D. m
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EarHeu TuIls, WheeEng 4; 6ranu KaP-
Wolfe. Bradley; three-base hit, Lyons
stolen bases, Lyons. Bradley; double pay,
.Gecif to Cote to Torreyson bases on balls,
Wolfe 5; hit batsmen by Pastorius 2;
by ildispef 5. passed bali Cote; left on
bases. Wheeling 8, Grand Rapids 9: sacr.-
4 8 mt, Dobns; base , hits, off Wolfe Y, off
DAYTON, Ohio, June 14.-Score:
PAXTON ay $500 2 % R9 3
fitzpatrick and Donahue; Smith and
Graff.us.
TOLEDO, Ohio, June 14.-Score:
Toledo ........0 / 2 0 l 0 2-S 16 2
Youngst'n 20 / l 0 o. 8
Ewing and Arthur; Holman and Latt:-
mer.
FORT WAYNE. June 14-Fort Wayne
Mansfield, no game to-day.
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To-DAY's BOATS.

Pittsburg. Lorena. a. m
Cincinnati Virginia. s a. m.
Natam0ras. Lexington. ii a. m
Parkershurg, H. K Bedford. Ii a. m.
steubenville, T. NJ. Bayne. 2:30 p. IN.
Clar.ngt0n. Leroy, $50 D. m
S.stersville, Ruth, $50 D. IN
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Earned runs. Pittsburg s; two-base hits
bases. Cleveland I, P.ttsburg !; sacrifiee
hit, Clarke; three-base hits. Madison,
base on balls off Maupin /. off Bates 2,
OFF Tannehill /; hit by pitched ball, by
Tannehill /; struck out, by Maup:n l. by
Tannehilt /; attendance, 100; time lao.
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Comic Opera.

Three Black Nantes" at Wheeling
Park Casino, June Goth and Dist
Chorus of so people handsomely cos
tuned.
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THE INTERSTATE LEAGUE.

Wheeling won yesterdays game handiy.
Wolf. was easy, and gave way to Har-
per, but the change was made too late.
Pastorilis had Grand Rapids at his mercy
until the eighth inning Score:
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PARKERSBURG-R feet inches
and rising. Cloudy and warm.
tINSINNATI-Kive H. feet and RS
ms. Partly cloudy.
CAIRo-River Z65 feet and rising.
Cloudy.
POINT PLEASANT-River 81 feet and
r3sing-Cloudy.
LoG1SVILLE-Rsve failing: feet s
inches in the canal, 8 feet on the falls /:
~ feet l inch below the locks. Clear and
MEMPHIS River 104 feet and station
airy. Clear and hot
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Three Black Nantes at Wheeling
Park Casino, June Goth and 21st.
Chorus of so people handsomely cos
timed
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"A Box of Monkeys" will be perform
ed by the same cast as at High school at
st. Luke's parish house, June Is, D. m.
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CHICAGO. June 14.-For seven innings
to-day's game was a pitchers' battle. A
clean steal gave Chicago run In the
eighth. C-nc!nnti tied the score in the
ninth and IN the tenth made the winning
run on Taylor's wild pitch. Attendance.
1900 Score:
Cincin 40 0 0 0 0 0 Ia
Earned runs. none batteries, Taylor
and Chance: Philips and Vaughan; nm-
pires, Swrtwood aid Warner; time, 2:05.
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M PlonIlsa d ths New Track .
Whssling Park This Afternoon,

Ar THE GRoCERy ANNUAL OUT
INCA MILD RECORD TO BE Ec-
TABLlsHED RESULTS OF YES
TERDAY'S GAMES IN THE IN
TRSTATE AND NATIONA L
MISUNDERSTANDING CONTESTS
LAST NIGHT-OTIIER SPORT.
LOCAL AND BY WIRE.
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WASHINGTON. June A.-Baltimore won
IA slow, tiresome game by hitting Dineen
and Baker consecutively. Nops was hit
often, but kept his safe drives separated.
Washington % / 0 1 / 0-3 8 9
Baltimore 80 0 0 2 s 0 50 II 2
Earned runs, Washington g Baltimore a;
batteries Baker. .Dineen and Mcguire .
Nops and Chrisman; umpires, ODay and
ncGarr; time, 225.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, June 14-Powell had
the Coionels guessing to-day and thew
were shut out. Rain stopped the game
during the seventh inning. Attendance.
80. Score:
louisville .......-....o o o 90 G l
st. Louis ..............2 0 % /
Earned runs, St. Louis l: batteries. Phil
lppi and Kittredge: Powell and Criger.
Empires, Emsl.e and Mcdonald; time,
NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Bostons won
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

CLEVELAND, Ohio, June 1.-THE home
team was never in the game with Pitts
burg to-day. The visitors batted both
pitchers as they pleased. Score:
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Crepan and Silk Special Sale, at Stifei &
Co.'s to-day.
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MARKS PROM BELOW

MORGANTOWN-R Q feet 10 inches
and rising. Gear and warm.
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C0NnITION nF THE TREASIrRY

WASHINGTON. June 14.-To-day's
statement of the condition of the treas
ury shows:
Available cash balance $271,673, AT;
gold reserve s235. 12S, 49s.