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The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-10-05

I !. There are said to be 100000
Spaniards in Cuba who own the
greater portion of the property of
the island.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-10-05

ssThe rainy season may close in
he Philippines" says the Omaha
World-Herald, "but while Otis
remains the foggy season will not
end"
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-10-05

). Orlando McLendon, aged fifty
years, for number of years or
binary of'Coweta county and one
of Newnan's most prominent and
fapulag citizens, died suddenly at
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-10-05

Herman Mcintyre is suing the
city of Binghamton, n. Y, for
damages. Some time ago, under
city authority, the number ID was
tackled on the door Of his resi-
demo. Since then on Jan. IL his
wife died, and on May 10 his
house burned down. He is sure
that the unlucky lumber which
the city tackled on his door has
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-10-05

If money could only induce
people to be good what a jolly
world this would be.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-10-05

Ar White Plains T. A. Nc
Ecidentally shot Martin
ih the back of the head
shot, the wound causing
stant death. McManus
Williams hunting with
Manus' foot slipped and
Twas discharged. The boy,
Jag in front, received the en-
~ in the back of his head
neck.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-10-05

Iarietta is the place for the
nlepsto sell their produce and
tkeir goods.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-10-05
MARIETTA
LIVERY STABLE.
OPPOSITE KENNEsAw HoUsE)
CHUCK ANDERSON, Proprietor

THE best of Vehicles, the safest of dri
vers and the fastest of horses are ALWAYS
ready, night and day for hire. No man
or woman or child ever has givenme a
call in the past, who has been, nor shall
any ever in the future be dissatisfied
with my teams or the men in my employ.
Everything and every body about me are
a number one.
1 have cheapened my charges proper
tionate to the stringency of the times.
For references as to the truth of what /
say, as to the turnouts and charges, 60
to my friends, which means the people
generally.
Parties hiring are strictly responsible
for the safety of themselves, vehicles and
horses.
J. A. G. ANDERSON.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-10-05
KINDS OF STOCK.

KINDS OF STOCK.
is one of our specials. We are selling
the best fencing at old prices If you
can find better anywhere for the money,
VIC shall be astonished.
OF course we sell all kinds of Hard
ware. Stock too large to mention here.
However, just now we are making a
a speciality of glass dippers which are
going at 10 cents each.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-10-05

hesfarnfersk are encouraged
kovefSRs advance in the price of
49, /.
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-10-05

kldent that we build the
hlps in the world. Here
ago coming into port
ley of $1,000 miles,
"a battle, just as was
Oregon, when she
kty in the Cuban
Navigating the
FORK harbor
The Marietta journal. [volume] (Marietta, Ga.) 1866-1909, 1899-10-05

\ NGARIETI'- Ga
THDasDAy MoKSISc Dor. s. 1899.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-19
GOVERNOR TYLER
SEES THE SIGHTS
Makes a Thorough Exploration of the
National Capitol.
AFTER THE REVENUE COLLECTOR
They Must Make Their Appointments
of Storckcepcrs and CANCERS from
Eligible Li-t-Gcncrai Wheeler
Back from Charleston.

WASHINGTON. May lS-Special.-Gov-
orner Tyler and daughter stopped over in
Washington with relatives en- route home
from th. meeting Of the regents OF the
MI Vernon Association. While here the
Governor aud Miss Tyler. under the guild
ance of speclal-Omcer Joseph Snnott
made "a visit to every object and room IN
the biz Capitol building having any his
torical interest 4 great many OF the
rooms and relics are not seen by the
casual visitor. being under lock and key.
Tho Governors previous visits 90 WASH
ineton always having been somewhat
hurried De had never been initiated INTO
the mysteries of the whispering gallery
and echo blocks OF statuary hall MT.
sfnnoft Is a native Richmond boy ana
,.,s able 10 show the Richmond visitors
nnusuat favors by reason OF his oilcial
connection with the Capitol force.
AFTER COLLECTORS.
rrb, Commissioner OF the Internal Rev
I'M. continues his efforts 20 correct ir-
ro.,,,iorities which have grown up in the
..-,ic. To-day the following circular
was prepared and will be- sent 10 all col
tectors Of Internal revenue;
..rt appears from the records Of this
oaic. that collectors OF spirit producing
5istricts throughout tho country have
Sauer into the practice OF designating
persons 10 act as storekeepers ana store
taoner-gaugers at distllerles where COM
nissioned and bonded officers should be
assigned by the commissioner upon the
recommendation OF the collector. This
practice should ceasa At once and In all
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-19
COTTON AfARkrr

NEW YORK. May -COTTON-Th
was Cd hul lu the upward movement OF
prices lu cotton to-day. Az The start the
market advanced "a few points following
better class of news from the other
slide Than anticipated. but later sagged
under sheer neglect. AZ times during the
day the bear crowd made feeble efforts
Go regain ihr ground lost within the past
tIY or tWo hnt met with more or less
opposition Boz tle shape OF limited buying
orders from Wall street Though some of
ihe smaller longs accepted the prOnis ID
sight, The majority of the bull crowd held
out Tor sull higher prices. Liverpool ana
continental reports were poorly supplied
with orders. as were also brokers handling
southern accounts. The most comforting
feature OF the English cable reports was
mat he spot department was hardening
ON increased demand from European
spinncrs leading 10 a small scramble OF
shorts 20 cover In the future department.
In southern markets Tho wants or Amerf-
can splnners and exporters were more ex-
actin0 and of n broader saonA h'sA Ia ."
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-19

cases where such designated persons are
On duty the collector should revoke tneh
designations on orr before June ID. lS3.
and in the meantime recommend 90 this
office for assignment in the place NJ such
temporary .gnations reeuiariy qualified
officers Orb perform the duties of store
Keeper or st0rekeeper as the case
may be-.
FROM ELIGIBLE LISTS.
"rf sufficient number OF storekeepers
and storekeeper-eaugers are not In COM
mission t0 supply the places OF the OF
fcers already designated. requisiiion
should Doe made upon this Office for list
of ouelblcs from which 90 make selec-
tlons for appointment and assignment
.Tho power OF collectors tO make tenn
rorarv designations is limited 90 filling
vacancies occasioned by the absence OF
regularly commissioned storekeopers and
store keencr-gauser from their places OF
assignment
collectors viii acknowledge receipt n
this letter and take such action as VIII
enable them 10 relieve The designated
officers from duty and secure the assign
mont OF regularly commissioned and
bonded officers on or before tho date men-
toned and they VIII report 90 this office
the names OF the persons whose tempo
rary designations are revoked under the
instructions contained in this letter with
tho date Of the revocation
THEIR REQUEST GRANTED.
In a letter addressed 10 the Collector
OF Customs at Norfolk. Assistant Secre-
tary Of the Treasury Vanderilp acknowl-
edges receipt OF an application from the
Norfolk and Western Railroad Company
FOR an extension 20 70 OF tho privileges
OF the act approved February 2. 1899. gov
crnlng the Immediate transportation OF
dutiable merchandise The suretles hay
ing given consent the Assistant Secre-
tary says:
"The application IS hereby approved
and YOU are authorized In instances
whore sufficient quantity or unap-
praised merchandise Is not offered 20 hll
an entire car or compartment thereof
10 allow said company 20 transport such
merchandise from your port. provided
the packages are corded and sealed as
prescribed IN the circular referred TO-"
Assistant Surgeon Charles r. Peyton,
United States Army has been relieved
from duty at Camp Mckenzie. Ca. and
been ordered 10 Richmond. He viii re-
port from there to the Surgcon-General
OF the Army.
NAVAL ORDERS.
Chief Engineer c. A. Carr has been
detached from Morris Heights. n. Y.
and ordered to Newport News for duty
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-19

in connection with the battieshiD Ken.
lucky.
The order for Carpenter j. y. Fletche,
To- leave Portsmouth. y. H., for Newport
News. has been revoked.
Assistant B0atsWain D. Y. Sandsirom
has been deachci from the Franklln ana
ordered Immediately to the Plsoataaue.
WHEELER PLEASED.
General Joe wheeler has returned from
the Charleston reunion and speaks M
glowing terms of the occasion and the
treatment Doe received. lie attaches no
Importance 10 the alleged slight shown
him and treated the matter very lightly
saying IL was only a little misunderstand-
ing as 10 who should send for him. lie
says everything was delightful and his
treatment charming.
Senator TaliafcrrO. ~ Florida, was IN
Washington to-day. Representative
sparkman. OF his State. introduced Mr.
Taliaferro To number OK Government
officials.
4 new postoAice has been established
M Chip. craven county. y. c., with V.
\. Ewell postmaster.
John a Morris has been appointed post
master at Meso. Pamlico county, y. 4.
HOTEL REGISTERS.
Mr.. Henry 4. Long, ftssas' t5'hf az
the Union Depot in Lynchburg with Ms.
Long was at the Metropolitan Hotel to-
day IN route 90 Baltimore
Other guests of the Metropolitan are
Mrs. j. A. Van Peit and child and Miss
4. Brown. OF clifton Forge; {. w
woodward. OF Wilson. y. G.
ST James-Dr Morrison, Mrs. Nc
Clure. OF Rockbridse Baths. Va; Miss
w. 9. Nottingham. OF Norfolk; j. Louis
McCmng OF Culpeper.
Howard-W. H. Anthony. OF Richmond
$. NJ. Coyner and Wife OF Waynesooro;
W. G.. Norman 0f Danville; DR. A. q.
Brown OF Richmond.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-19
WARRENTON NOTES.
Founders Day az Bcthcl-Mr. Mere
dnh sick Personal Mention.

MitH ith if4~bilA4 fltiit ipfi.
WAHHENTON VA. May IS Special
Founders Day Was celebrated at Bethel
Military Academy 0n Friday lafl There
wcie many spectators 900 attendance. who
enjoyed Tile day. Tile events We're closely
contested aud created sieat interest.
iA-D uupr,--mau Mcrrlltn mas been suf-
frrug fIr SOM. tlmr from "a urraugemr nc
OF the stomach Though not dangerously
Dill. nis friends have been somewhat alarm
ed al Its frequent recurrence. ANA have
urged him 90 take special hospital treat
mcuL
Alr ID. NJ White. of Dillwyn Buckins-
ham county. Va. is ln WarrcLtuu.
Ihe enlargement OF Mr. u. Randolph
Hicks formerly OF tnis place. now OF Nor
folk. to Miss Alice Kerr OF Baltimore. IS
lie engagement of Rev. Nelson Barry.
son of Major r. T.. Barry OF this county,
10 Miss pegram, is announced.
Robert ; Spllmani of THIS place. mas
fust graduated with honor al the Uniyer-
sIty and Bellevue Hospital Medicine COLI
NIr Thomas j. Semmes and Mr. Joseph
aud Mr.. Charles Semmes. OF New or
leans. are al Mrs. NJ, NJ Green ;.
Mr. and Mrs Charles Nash. or NiscOn-
sin. have returned to this country after
"a residence IN Europe FOR some years.
Yhev are al Mrs. NJ. N. Green's.
Dr. J. 4. Wise. head surgeon Of the
Dewey fleet in Manila. has been ill la the
hDsuifal for some time. IL is expected
that he will join his family by the middle
of June near The Plains.
The outlook In NarfentOn Tor an unusu-
alIv uleasant summer is now very encour-
sefng. Colonel and Mrs. Joseph Rice and
The Misses Pauldins have arrived and will
spend the summer At Mrs Forbes. The
German club is soon to be reOrganfzed.
and will Opcn with an unusually large
number of members
MIR. Thomas Semmes, whose voice a
beautiful baritone has been cultivated
under the best masters IN Europe for the
past four years. is here for the summer.
He will make his debut on the stage In
A. 40. thA GALL
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-19

NV YORK. May 1S.-Ihe demand Tor
STABLE cottons has been ON "a ia'i sea'e,
iiul ~ ri,.'r.illv well-sOld condition OF The
,n,y,r ~ Brown sheetings and drills are
ma M, arm and some fine makes oi sheet
ings i.c. higher. Print ciotns ana other
me- ,,fnds drm Bicdched cottOns in good
$50 -. len "a strong market Coarse cole
rrgeI cottons quiet. Prices Well main
,a'ned. Prints are strong with fair de-
mand. Ginghams continue scarce; woolien
S 49, wear fabrics firm in Worsted. dull
ln MnnlIlml
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-19

CHARLESTON. S. c.. May 1s-TGrR-
PENTlNll- Market firm al Sc. sales.
ROSIN-Firm and unchanged; sales.
none.
SANANNAIT. GA. May 1S-SPIRIrs
or TURF F3>TIN Firm m Zoe; sales
80 casks. receipts, ISL casks.
ROSl N--Firm sales. 1908 barrels: re-
ccipts. 35S6 barrels. Quote-A. b. c, u.
$50: X. SiGo: NJ. Sl.p5; n. 81 20; window
glass. 245; water white. 30.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-19

IT'S OF TURPENTGNE-steady at 3sa
3slrc.. receipts, - casks.
ltOsI N-fIrm 40 tDc.hl' receipts, 800
CRUDE TI-RPENTlNE-steady at Si.3j
and IS .sll le. receipts, 90 barrels.
TAR-Flrm at Sl.3D, receipts 40 bar
rels
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-19

WASHINGTON. May lS.-Lstters re-
ceiyed in this city indicate that Senator
James X Jones. chairman OF the Demo
cratic National Committee. had pleas
amt yoyaee across the Atlantic. and that
bls health Is much improved. The Sena-
tor himself SAYS he has not felt better
et any time during the past ten years.
II Is likely that Senator Jones and
marty viii soiourn on the Isle OF Wight
FOR several weeks.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-19
TOBACCO EXCHANGE.

Richmond, Va, May Is, $500.
Sales al auction on Change to-day by
Mcssrs ". -. Palmer a co., tNtniy-slN
packages of sun-cured tobacco We're SOLD,
as follows. one packages (W l.. W. 40
J ID al Sfs. one ,E' ~. ~. NO. D. az Si275.
one a. N. w.. 80. - at 5000. TWO Cr
D. j.. No l. and j. H. w. No. j. at 500.
| ono a. W. w. 40. - an 500; one ~. A.
af - -. one ~. j.. W. No. 3 at 500.
two or. j. H.. 40. =. ana g. Al W.. 40 -
at $3.50. one ID. ~ W. No--l at SO2Ji
ed af SG. one H. A. W.. No. 80 DO $3.50.
one a. j. T.. SO - at $40. one lr j.
T.. 80. 80 atiS3tn. two o.. H. W., No. -
and -. 4. W. SO. - at $50. one (E.> W.
W.. 80. a. at $40. one -. y. W. No. -
at $50. two &C. NJ W.. 40 %. and j. III.
w so. - at -. 40; one CIV. j.. ~. No. A.
az S230.
of about sixty 0U package of Caroline
and Louisa county tNdJ slu-cured to-
haccO $50 auction ON 'Cnanae tomorrow
l Friday. May ~. i~'H
Sales of sun-cured tobacco 0n The Rich
mOud tNaJ breaks to-day. St0newall
Warehouse sold $40 pounds. ShOck'e
Warehouse sold J.loO pNuuds-highest
/ price, SlL25. Crenshaw W 'lrsgg-e sold
/ E fO5 p0unds-hiehest price. Sli1j. Shell
burue's Warehouse sold lD@1 pounds
/ highest price. S2s. Total. 32.3ii pounds
Private sales rcported io lhr secretary
nf he Richmond Tobacco Trade to-day
Wrappers. hOgshoadf. ltif DARK. il;
| sun-cured. .. Jugs dark d. Total, 33
1 lng-ltils.
The tobacco inspector reports today:
/ Tu4ueetiun4- Bright 81 hog. leIls. dark.
+ 81 hog. heads and - iefc'-. Eeinsptc'
/ uou--Hright. . hogsheads
/ -hurkro Spahr0Oks Allegheny. Ola
! Dominion. Davcup0rts and Planters TOO
/ ircco warehouse report to-day Receipts,
/ lfassrs. Frazer d. Tompk.ns wil offer
/ break or dark tobacco by sample Al their
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-19

RANGE or rHE THERMOMETER.
The following was the range or the
Thermometer al The Times office yesier-
day. q A. NJ, 60; l. NJ, Is; 3,P. NJ, 20:
Q p. NJ. 4; Q p. NJ. 70; midnight. u
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-19

Chief Engineer c. A. Carr has been
detached from Morris Heights. N. Y.
and ordered to Newport News for duty
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1899-05-19

INFLAMMATION. NJ. q Nav 1s-cprn-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-12

bothered him, but now that trouble is re-
moved. In batting and base running they
rank about equal, so that they ought TO
nave a very pretty fight for the honors.
Collins, the Boston third baSeman, is an
artist in his position, and is everywhere
regarded as the king pin of them all.
However. he will have to exert himself
to excel Dahlen, who will cover that point
for Brooklyn. The latter has been play
ing short for several years in Chicago.
though previous to that time he was a
third baseman. Both men are very grace
full players and can cover a lot of terri
tory, though whether Dahlen can equal
Collins's lightning throws is to be seen.
He is a better batsman and base runner
thar the Bostonian and has the advantage
of more experience in league base ball.
All in all, Brooklyn seems to LAY the adj
vantage in hitting ability in the lnheld,
though slightly behind in fielding.
The pitching department of both teams
is very strong. Hanlon relies on McJames,
Kennedy, Nops, Maui. Hughes and Dunn.
If to these he can add Joe Corbstt. he will
nave a great advantage over his oppo-
nents. The Boston battery consists of
Nichols, Klobedanz, Willis, Levi and
others.
The star catcher of the league, Bergen,
is a member of the Boston team, and he
has to help him out, Yeager, Lake and
others. Brooklyn can boast no particular
star, but includes such reliable men as
Grim, Ryan and A. Smith. providing that
Robinson and Clarke are both assigned
to Baltimore,
However, there are several other teams
that must be reckoned with when figuring
out a champion. Cincinnati and Phila-
ldelphia are always dangerous. Pittsburg
has a great team, and any of these by
juIlcious strengthening can give the 9TH
ers a great fight. New York is always a
strong fnisher, and with about three adj
ditions and good management might be
backed for a winner with a good deal of
confidence. The new manager, Mr.. John
B. Day. is out with a statement, however,
that no new players will be signed for
some time and that the captain will not
be chosen until after some practice has
been taken at Charleston.
The most interesting character in the
base ball world to-day is Edward Hanlon,
ex-manager of the Baltimores, who will
| have charge of the new Brooklyn team
this season
Hanlon is the Napoleon of baseball.
1t is an old saying that the manager OF a
successful team is a great manage for
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-12
THE RETAIL


The retail markets in the Second
ward was not very well attended yes
terday morning. The night market In
Center district did it's usual rushing
business. The prices remained in all
most every instance unchanged FROM
those quoted last week. Following Is
the correct list.
Produce-Oranges. 20me0c dQz:;
lemons, 15G25c doz.; hznas. fotf20c
doz.; cabbage. sc h.: lettuce, &c head;
kale, soc PIX. spinach, 40c pix; rhubarb.
Toe, 3 punches. 25c. celery Toe bunch:
oyster plant. sc bunch, green onions. 3
and 4 punches. loo; parsnips. Toe quar-
ter pix; 15c half pix; turnips, 15c half
pix; beets, loo half pix; potatoes, goo
25c PIX: sweet potatoes, 30@40c PIX; APP
pies, 406S0c PIX; carrots, loo half pix. !:
cranberries, 10c qt.; pineapples, 15m25c
each; fresh tomatoes, 25M35c basket:
caulihower 10m25c head.
E~ggs-Fresh country, tic doz., or 3
doz. for soc.
Butter-Country. Csc; creamery, 30c;
oleomargerine, 15@1sc.
Honey-Strained, i3c H.; comb, 20c
lib.
Poultry-Chickens. 25@60c each; tur-
keys, 1501Sc H.; ducks, 40m60c each:
geese, G0cG$1.00 each.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-12
AN NIVERSARY
Of Wheeling Lodge, Knights of Py-
thias, to be Celebrated in an Elab-
crate Manner at the Opera House
Next Month.

On Tuesday, April 18th. Wheeling Lodge
No. ia, Knights of Pythias, VIII celebrate
its second birthday in a very elaborate
manner. The lodge has had a phenomenal
growth. and is already one Of the largest
n West Virginia. 1t has a membership OF
20, and seven candidates are to receive
the third degree next Wednesday night.
The celebration viii take The form OF a
literary and musical entertainment IN The
Opera House, which Will be free to the
public. The very best Talent in the city
VIII participate, and the programme Will
be interspersed with addresses. one via
be made by Charles J. Schuck. vice chan
ceilor of the lodge. ana The other by Sa-
preme Chancellor Thomas G. Sample, of
Allegheny, who has accepted an invita-
ton to deliver an address. Mr.. Sample
IS Commauder-in-Chief of The Uniformed
division OF the *. of p. and The local
lodges of the T.. r. will do escort duty,
headed by a brass band.
The committee in charge of arrange
ments for the celebration, consists Of Ed.
j. Muhn, Joseph +. May and Chas. J..
Schemk.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-12

present is the better bat. On the whole
Brooklyn seems to have the better of the
argument as regards the outield.
On comparing the infielders the superior
ity of Brooklyn is not SO marked. Kelly
is, of course, an experiment at first base,
but he is quick to learn and knows all
the fine points of the game. He is also
a heavier batsman h Tenney, the
champions first base man. Kelly is also
a right handed thfower, while Tenney is
a "southpaw.'
At second base it ooks like a stand off
between Daily and Lowe. The Bostonian.
while not a grand stand or snowy player.
uses his head at all times and is a spIen-
did team man. DAILY can throw better than
Lowe and is certainly his equal in stick
work. Herman Long, the crack short
stop of the Boston aggregation, and
Hugh Jennings. who will cover the same
territory for Brooklyn, are probably the
best two players at this position in the
country. Both are very fast tielders.
Last year long had a little the better of
the argument because Jennings arm
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1899-03-12

Only five more weeks now
Soon the bowlers will jingle the prize
money.
There were no flies on the Wheeling
league.
Brown again proved that he's no
good on the tenth frame.
The All Alikes "trowed down" the
Wheelings Monday evening for TWO out
of three.
"Pidge" Rahr has often done better
than Az.
Bosley's bowling shoes have been
swiped. Hence his small scores.
Rudy" Brandt's headache gives him
an awful lot of trouble. At times he
can't see the head pin.
Sid Sarver must have had an impor-
tant engagement Tuesday night, for ne
quotes bowling above everything else.
Fiddle" Rolls GUS last Tuesday
for not going ont with his team was
that his laundryman had forgotten his
white shirt.
The Rum Dunn team have all quit
drinking. What's wrong. Bili?'
Steuerngel ~overreached himself last
week with 511. It's an even bet that
he won't make $50 mex time.
The All Alikes have already engaged
Miller's picnic wagon for their outing
up Wheeling creek after the league is
over.
fiddle" Rolls mustache was six
weeks, four days, twenty-one hours and
twelve minutes old at 5 a. II. yester-
day.
"Dutchy" Wilhelm was in poor hui