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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-22
AMATEUR NOTES.

The ]. ]. Stimmels will cross bats
with the McColloch Street Sluggers
Sunday afternoon at tine tunnel green.
They line up as follows: J. Smith,
second catcher; Sehwanenbereg, catch
er; Linch, pitcher; Birch, shortstop;
West, fist base; Mayenter, second base;
Fox, third base; Helderfer, left field;
Kluch, centre field; Pach, right field.
The James e. Doyles reorganized
with the following players: VIII Al
burn, manager; VIII Venaman, captain;
T. Buchanan, w. Carpenter, D. Wat
son. Helmbright Bros, Sanford, C.
LETTERS, MARBLE, Morris, Hardy, .Kreiter,
Anderson, VIM. Doyle, treasurer They
challenge the Jacky Arthurs for July
18th on the MeMechen grounds. An
Swer at once.
The LaBelles and Laughlins will
cross bats on the Forty-first street
grounds Sunday, July %. The La
Bellies challenge any team in this Vicin-
ity, Tiltonyille preferred.
The Happy Nine base ball team will
cross bats with the Cast Aside Iettib on
the tunnel green this morning. Game
called at O'Clock. The Happy Nine
will cross bats with the Harvest Stars
on the Fortieth street grounds this af-
ternoon. Game called at 2 o'clock.
The Happy Nine will cross bats with
the J. E. Wrights next Sunday after
noon on the Terminal grounds. Game
called at 2 p. n.
The c. Stephens accept the challenge
of the Tiltonvilles on July 2Sth on the
Tiltonville ground.
Tho Cfrrbpnc oonopt tho oh Hon
of the Tommy F'uryys, of Bridgeport,
for Sunday, July 29th at the old ball
park.
C. Stephens will cross bats with the
Detweiler Grays this afternoon on the
Forty-frst street grounds.
The. Jacky Arthurs and the Charles
Bauers will cross bats on the tunnel
green. A good game is expected. The
battery for the Arthurs will be Davis
and Stephens.
The Zoecklers challenge the Mike
Agnics for a game Tuesday morning
on the FULTON grounds.
The Harry Aliens would Ike to hear
from the P. Bachmans for this NOM
ing at 9 o'clock sharp on sand bar
grounds for a rocket a side. The bat
terry for the Aliens will be Smith and
Landerns. They challenge any team
under Is years of age.
The Will Gutman base ball club will
cross bats with the Belmonts tomorrow
afternoon on the Fulton grounds The
game will be called at pa o'clock. A
good game is expected, as both teams
are rivals. The Belmonts once claim
ed the championship of the Chic val
ley, which really belongs to the Gut
mans.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-22
TO REPRESENT WEST VIRGINIA

Special 10 the Register
CHARLESTON. w. Va. July IL
The Governor has appointed the fol-
lowing persons to represent West Vir-
ginia in the twentieth annual session
of the Farmers National Congress. to
be held at Colorado Springs, beginning
August 2, 1900: S. ID. Humphreys. OF
Belleville; w. P. Zinn, OF Mansfield:
h. T. Burkhart, of Martnsburg: Peter
e. Love. of Barboursville; L. G. Tay-
Tor, of Morganville: M. A. Jackson. OF
Lewisburg; Geo. Lotherman. OF Old
fields; C. T. Perry. of Cuba; w. C.
Henson. of Lewiston. p. S. Couch. OF
South Side; ]. B. Yeager, OF Ambrosia:
d. A. Arnold, of Ridgeville; A. ]. Legg.
of Albion J. A. Ewart, of Beckley.
and oliver Scott. of Table Rock.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-22

For a summers day, yesterday was
as near perfection as the enthusiastic
golfer could wish. Not unbearably
warm and a good atmosphere, the
suns rays most of the time being tenn
pered by passing clouds. Fixtures
were pulled off at both the High
land and Wheeling links, and from all
accounts they were very spirited and
successful affairs. At the Wheeling
links, shortly after four O'Clock the
twelve hole mixed foursome match un-
der handicap was set in motion. II
was nearly seven o'clock before the
last foursome returned their score.
The result showed that Mr.. Henry
Dalzell and Mrs. Wander Watering won
the first trophy by the very low score
of 70, and that Mr.. Samuel Harper and
Miss NJ. Simpson captured the second
trophy. Mr.. Dalzell and his partner
played first class golf, and can truly
lay claim to putting UP as fine game
for mixed pairs as has yet taken place
on the Woodsdale links. Sub1oined
are the entrants. their handicaps. gross
and net scores:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-22

Bates and Mr. Campbell won I'D and
5 to play. Miss Pollock and Mr.. Pol
lock won their match 7 up and to
play. One round of 6 holes of the fin
ais was played off yesterday between
Miss Bates and Mr.. Campbell and Miss
Pollock and Mr.Pollock The round end
ed even up. The remaining IL holes
to decide the match will be played off
Monday.
Golf is reputed to be, and no doubt
IL, the most rational outdoor sport for
both sexes and all ages yet invented.
he exercise brings gently into renui-
siton all the muscles of the body: the
game is so interesting that the devotee
does six. seven, eight, or even a dozen
rifles without feeling unusual fatigue.
With all these excellent essentials to
the credit of the sport. one woulc
think there could be nothing said an
ept II. And yet it seems something
has been discovered OF latc that may
he and up against the game. IL is in
tho natHle G disease-common ONLY
10 goliers-Snd its development is
alleged to be quite as rabid in
the United States as in the United
Kingdom. According to the Badmins-
ton magazine, psychological study
has disclosed some unusual and inter-
esting facts which are quite distress
ing to those who must associate with
the invalids on the links. It says:
First. the patient-poor SOULS
generally quite unaware OF the pres
ence of any such complaint, but is per-
fectly liable TO notice it in others, even
though it be but very slightly develop
ed; the cure is. as a rule, very diff
ficult. owing to a large amount OF
false pride being usually ccncomitant.
! Even when the patient seems to be
humble enough TO take advice with a
! view to the eradication and possible
cure of the special complaint. those
who are openly the most humble are
/ inwardly the most stubborn, and ac-
cordingly the more dificuk to cure
or the different varieties the following
two are. perhaps, most prominent:
I'D Stagnatio Yulgaris: syn rerarditis
damnabilis This disease. nearly IN
durable, is usually recognized and
identified BY time-tes<--1 the player
sncesdz n blocking The green, 30 that
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STANDING OF CLUBS.
to the Register.

k2pEtssti 10 the Register.
DAYTON, o.. July 21.-Wheeling
played a double header to-day before
q 800 staunch enthusiasts, who all af
mrmed that these games were the finest
played on the Dayton grounds this sea-
son. Poole pitched in grand style in
the first game, but was unfortunate
On allowing two runs on play to the
home plate, which proved to be expen-
sive enough to cost the game. Pardee,
who was slated for the second game,
predicted before the game that Dayton
would never cross the plate. and he
prophesied truly He certainly showed
great form, and pitched in elegant style
throughout the whole eleven innings
of a hard fought battle. Wheeling
scored her only run after two men
were out on a hit by Meaney, followed
by a two-bagger by Lyons. The field
Ing on both sides was of the phenome-
nal order, especially that OF both short
stops. Score:
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hits we'll scattered, allowing them to
get a pair pf hits in none but the sixth
inning. Several times the visitors had
the bases full with two men out, and
McNichols would strike the batter out
Murphy's sensational catch and throw
to the home plate were both-wildly APP
plauded. Houser and Gallagher ac9
cepted nineteen chances without an err
ror and figured in Two double plays
Whissen pitched fine game until the
last inning, when the locals touched
him up for four singles and three
base hit, netting them six runs. The
score: sA& II
Tiltonviile % III go 40 SIS 10 2
Belmont 80 90 0a1e6 o oil 8
Batteries. McNicnel and Needham;
Whissen and DukeaW
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-22
The Fulton Firemen.

Elaborate arrangements are being
made for the picnic of the Fulton Vol
unteer Hose Company at Wheeling
Park July 80. There will be a foot
race between Brock Brown, of Martins
Ferry and c. Alexander, of Bridgeport,
for purse given by the Volunteer Hose
Company, and a side bet of $500 The
Martins Ferry hose team will give an
exhibition and will try to lower the
worlds record. There will be dancing
from p. m. until II n Music by
Bachman's full orchestra A bicycle
race between amateurs will come off
and other amusements too numerous TO
mention.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-22
A NUMBER OF PRIZES
Already Secured for the ST. Johns
Outing Road Race

Six excellent prizes have already been
secured for the road race to be given
IN connection with the outing ito be
given tomorrow at Pleasant Valley
Park by the young men of st. Johns
Church, Benwood. They are a cut
glass, valued at SIS; two silk
umbrella, box of cigars, pair of bicycle
shoes, cologne, value 81. There will
also be other prizes hung up. A time
prize will be offered.
Entry blanks can be secured from
Allie Chapman, Main street, Benwood.
The race will start at o'clock at De-
bold's corner, Main and Seventh
streets. There were up until last night
five entries.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-22
BRAKEMAN KILLED.

Special to the Register
PARKERSBURG. w. Va, July 21.--
Harry X. Mallory, aged &c years, and
son of Jonathan Mallory, OF Ellsboro
was killed in the B. & o. yards here
about 10 o'clock last night. He was a
brakeman ON a freight train which was
being made up to go east. and was
coupling cars when the humping or the
train threw him under the wheels.
Death was almost instantaneous Tho
remains We're taken to-day TO Ellen
boro for interment.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-22

BUFFALO, N. Y, July N.-Buffalo
pulled out game from Milwaukee to-day
on six hits, three of them being made
In the eighth inning. when the home team
went ahead of the visitors. Waldron hit
for two bases in the ninth. but was left
there. 1t was a stubbornly contested
game and well played. Both teams left
tonight for Milwaukee. Score:
Buffalo .......0 l 0 o q "a 6 O
Milwaukee IL l 0 0 0 % 8 3
Batteries, Amole and Schreckongost;
Parks and Duggins. Time, 1856 Umpire,
Sheridan. Attendance, $500.
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PLANT TO BE ENLARGED.
wheeling Plaster Company to In
crease Its Capacity-Meeting Held
Last Evening

The directors of the Wheeling Plas-
ter Company held an important meet
ing last evening preparatory to en-
iarging their plant. The meeting was
held at the eompany's Office in the Reil-
iy buildings. The company commenc-
ed business about the LIST OF May. and
has enjoyed an excellent trade both at
home and in shipments.
1t has been found necessary TO in
crease the output OF the plant and the
capital stock win also be increased. The
company proposes to handle builders
supplies In connection with wall plas-
taE.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-22
Davey vs.. Gilmore.

All arrangements have been perfect
ed for the championship wrestling
match at Turner Hall next Saturday
night, between Frank Davey, of this
city, and Harry Gilmore, of Canada.
Davey is very anxious to win and is
being trained by John Simcoe. 1t will
be the Wheeling mans last bout before
his departure for England. One or two
interesting preliminaries will be ar
ranged.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-22
RR0OKJYN

BROOKLYN, July 21.-To-day's
game had remarkable finish. With
the score tied, two men out, Demont
at third, Hahn tried to give Mcclure a
base on balls. The latter struck at a
bad ball which Wood muffed. Demont
scampered home with the winning run.
Score.
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Gross. HE'D. Net.


At the Highland links the fixture
was in the nature of mixed foursome
contest for a club pennant. Is holes
match play. Miss Alice Bates and Mr.
Chandler Campbell VS.. Julia Savage
and Mr.. Charles Bates; Miss Ethel Ew-
ing and Mr.. Will Bates vs. Emily Pol
lock and Mr. julius Pollock, Jr. Miss
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-22

DETROIT, Mich, July 21-Three hits,
one a two-bagger, in the opening inning,
four safe ones and a sacrifice in both the
fourth and fifth innings. and a base on
the sixth inning, is what happened to Dr.
Parker to-day. Miller was in fine form
errors giving Minneapolis one run. meal
listers all-round work was a feature
Score:
Detroit ..2 0 3 8 o 0 Eli 1s 3
Min apolis Il 0 0 0 ell o. S 2
Miller and McAlister; Parker and
Fisher. Time, las. Umpire, Cantillon
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Earned runs, St Louis A, New York @
First base on errors, st. Louis 2 New
York l. Left on bases, st. Louis 8, New
York s. First base on balls, off weighing
II. off Doheny 6. Struck out, by weighing
l. by Powell l. by Doheny 2. Stolen bases
Burkett, Keister, VanHaltren, Doyle
Three-base hits, Hickman, Setback Wild
pitch Doheny. Time, hours Attend
ance, 4,000. Umpire. Terry.
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K-STOIeH UdsFs, NIytTs, ~ OfIs,- IVi0teT,-
ney Two-baseI hits. Donahue Goche-
nauer. Double plays, Rothermel to Tur-
ner, Turner mnassisted). Struck out, by
Fitzpatrick 4. by Poole 5. Bases on balls,
off fitzpatrick 3. off Poole 8. Wild pitch
Fitzpatrick l. Hit by pitcher. by Gilpat-
rick l. by Poole 2. Time, 1:50. Umpire,
Carruthers.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-22

INDIANAPOLIS, Ind. July a.-Kansas
City shut the home team out to-day. 1t
was a pitchers battle between Gardner
and Gear, with the latter having a shade
the better of the argument. Score:
Ind apolis 90 0 0 0 0 o 0 90 4
Kansas C'y...0 l 0 0 0 0 0-3 5
and Gonding. Time, 1:45. Umpire, Dwy-
er. Attendance, $500.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

CLEVELAND, Ohio July M.-McKenna
proved a puzzle to the Chicagos to-day
and only three hits were made off his de-
livery. Score:
Cleveland III 0 010 o 0 80 /
Chicago 0 0 o 0 0 0 e-1 0
Batteries. McKenna and Spies; Patter-
son and Buckley. Time, 2hours. Umpire.
Mcdonald. Attendance, $500.
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Special to the Register.
MANSFIELD, Ohio, July 21.-The
home team and Youngstown split even
in their double header TODAY. Both
were close and exciting contests mark
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Toledo Took Two.

Special 70 the Register
TOLEDO, Ohio, July 21.-In the first
game Gates was taken out because he
was hit hard. Mahaffey settled down
after the first inning. Toledo won by
timely hit in the eleventh. Inabil-
ity to hit Stricklett lost the second
game for the visitors. Scores:
Toledo ...........S 0o0010OoO1-5 So
Columbus .30000010 06o-i ~
Gates, Butler and Arthur; Mahaffey and
Toledo .....l IL 20 0 o 0--5 10
Columbus 20 0 0 II 0 0 0--S
Stricklett and Hanaford; Daniels and
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-22
THE NEW CONNECTION
At the City Pumping station WIN BE
Completed by Noon.

Completed by Noon.
The new connection benig made at
the city pumping station will be COM
pleted by noon to-day. The pipe is a
80 inch one and is very heavy. AL
though the job is very difficult one.
1t was completed in very short time.
and though the water was shut of at
the pumping station a day and half
there was no lack in the city, the
faucets running through the entire time.
This certainly reflects great credit on
the force at the water works. The new
pumping engine has a capacity of H.
100000 gallons per "a hours.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-22

Hardesty. Two-base hits, Myers. LYONS,
Double play, Burns to Gochenauer TO NV
srs Struck out, by Wicker 4, by Pardee
nee /. Wild pitch. Wicker Hit by pitch
pr. by Pardee l. Time, 1:55. Umpire, car
futhers.
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THE national LEAGUE.
RESULTS OF GAMES PLAYED IN
THE MAJOR ORGANIZATION
YESTERDAY.
PITTsBURG wHITEwAsHED

By Philadelphia in a Seven Inning
Game-St. Louis Won the Rubber
From New YOrk-BrookIyn Won
From Cincinnati by a Close Score.
The Standing of Clubs.
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New Castle Easy.

NEW CASTLE, Pa. July 21-Score:
N. Castle. % 0 0 0 0-3 10
FIT W'ne...2 0 0 *-12 IL
F'iggemeier. Monroe, Latimer and Graf
fius; Harper and Bergen.
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STANDING of CLUBS.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, July 2L-
Pittsburg was shut out in a game
which was stopped in the eighth by
rain. Score:
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Earned runs, Philadelphia 8. Two-base
Stolen s h5e nit bas Douglas
burg Z, Philadelphia 4. First base on
balls off Philippi l. Hit by pitched ball
Philippi. Struck out by Philippi l, by
Piatt T. Time, 1:20. Umpire, Emslie. At
tendance, 6,40l
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ed by sharp fielding. There was but
one misplay in the two games. Scores:
Mansfield .4 0 0 0 *-4 s
Y'gstown 80 0 0 0 0 0 0 ! OIL
Smith and Fox; Guese and Murphy.
Second game:-
Mansfield 20 o o . o o 0 o. u 0
gstown y. % % o. / 0 2-5 10
Meredith and Fox. Guese and Murphy
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Almost a Whitevvash.

The Belmonts narrowly escaped being
shut out at Tiltonsville, Ohio, yes
terday. McNichols kept their seven
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1900-07-22
THE INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
WHEELING AND DAYTON BROKE
EVEN IN "A DOUBLE HEADER
YESTERDAY.
LEADERS SHUT OUT BY pARDEE.

And Poole Also Pitched q ManSni-
fcent Game, but HIS Own Error
Cost Two Runs and Lost It-Mans-
Held md Youngstown Broke Even.
Results Elsewhere in the Cir
cnft-HoW the Teams Stand.
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NEW YORK July 21-St Louis

NEW YORK, July 21.-St. Louis won
the rubber of the present series at the
Polo grounds this afternoon. Doheny,
who had been pitching good ball went
UP in the air in the ninth inning and
presented st. Louis with three runs
and the game. Score:
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st. Louis 6-New York 3.
Brooklyn 6-Cincfnnaff 8.
Boston 9-Chicag0 o.
Philadelphia 3-PittsbuFg o..
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Earned runs. Cincinnati 8, BROOKLYN s.
CURE. Two-base hits. Barrett, Corcoran
2 Mcbride. Daily. First on errors. Gin
einnat /. Left on bases. Cincinnati 10.
Hahn i. Sacrifice hit, Keller sfo,en
bases, Coreoran, Quinn, Demont. First
on balls. by Kitson l. by Hahn ,. Passed
ball, Wood ,. Time, 1:5S. Umpire. Swart
wood Attendance, 5000.
BOSTON, July 21.-Both teams hat
ted hard to-day but great fielding by
the Bostons kept Chicago's hits scat
tered. Running catches by Hamilton
and Stahl and Longs catch of McCar-
tiny liner in the sixth inning were fea-
lures. Attendance 2,700 Score:
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BOWLING TOURNAMENT
FOR CHAMPIONSHIP
At Union Hill, n. j., Was Concluded
with Yesterdays Games.

To-day the Tournament Winners
VIII Be Presented With Their
Prizes-WhecIing Team VIII Re-
ceiye Punch Bowl and Glasses.
Next Meeting of the bowling Con-
gress in Chicago.
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NEW YORK, July 21.-The interna-
tional bowling tournament was con-
Guided to-day at Union Hill, n. j. The
strike and spare and head pin contests
were finished, good scores being rolled
by the winning teams, both OF which
are from New York.
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ON THE GOLF LINKS.

THE LOCAL FIXTURES YESTERDAY.
MIXED FOURsoMEs WERE IN
EVIDENCE-S0ME FINE PLAYING.
MR. DALZELL AND MRS. Wand
Err WATERING CAPTURE FIRST
TROPHY AT WOODSDALE-MR.
HARPER AND MISS SIMPSON
CAPTURE THE SEC0ND-HIGH-
LAND MATCH NOT FINISHED.
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Wheeling 1-Dayton O.
Dayton 4--WhecIing 3.
Toledo 0-Coiambus 4. Sasiss
Toledo 5--Coiumbus 3.
Mansfield 4-YOungstown 4.
Youngstown 5-Mansfield 4.
Fort Wayne I2-New Castle 3.
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Cincinnati was eleventh with 49,
tomorrow the tournament winners
will be presented with their prizes.
Chicago, the winning team In the
inter-city championship, will receive
set of sterling silver cups one, large
ana two small, valued at S125; New
York, the second team, will be awarded
silver loving cup. worth $50; Column
bus, Ohio. third, will receive a Gun
valued at $40; Wheeling, w. Va. a
punch bowl and glasses, valued at $50,
and the fifth, Brooklyn, a mug and
glasses. valued at SIS.
The executive committee; of the
American bowling, congress met to-day
and decided that the next annual tour
nament shall be held in Chicago. Jan
uary to IL. The annual N ting of
the bowling congress viii be held in
Chicago on January s. . and 10.
The evening times., 1900-04-12

Extra heavy Floor Linoleum in good
lengths; some pieces slightly imper-
feet: two yards wide; worth up DuC
to 75c square yard. for. ........-... -
The evening times., 1900-04-12
PULP MILL POLLUTION.
The Maryland Case Approaching n
settlement.

CUMBERLAND, Md. April 12.-The
committee of the city council which visited
the pulp mill at Tyrone. Pa. to investigate
the soda process of making pulp, which
the West Virginia Pulp and Paper Compa-
ny offers as a harmless substitute for the
polluting sulphite process. agreeing to give
bond to abandon the latter if the city will
abandon litigation has reported. The COM
mittee says:
The city ought not TO commit itself to
any condition Of future development. and
We recommend that no such consent be
given. The company will know exactly
what is likely to flow into the stream, and
all flow of offal from their works will be
entirely at their command and under their
control. If such offal allowed to get into
the stream is harmless and maintained so.
as we think ii can be, it is very sure that
the city will hear no complaint from the
city of Cumberland, but. on the other hand
If the process be run at any time so as to
produce an Objectionable pollution the city
should not so have consented to it as to
preclude its right to enter complaint The
city should not, and We believe cannot.
waive any of its rights"
The committee makes proposition that
the pulp mill permanently abandon the sui
phate mill on or before August l. and not
resume at Luke or any other point above
Cumberland, and the city will postpone all
litigation and no new proceedings shall be
instituted until after August 1, 1900. If
the stipulations are faithfully kept the in
junction case shall be dismissed on)April
TO- 1901, upon payment of costs by defend
ant company and the city will consent for
its part that the other cases may at the
same time he settled
The third item c the city's proposition
calls for a signed agreement for reopening
the injunction suit in case the defendant
fails or neglects to abandon the sulphate
mill The report was adopted.
Benjamin A. Richmond, chief counsel for
the pulp MILL said he had only one objec-
tion, and that was as to the costs in the in
junction case. He thought the city should
pay the costs incurred after March 10, the
date on which the proposition for a COM
promise was submitted, as expenses after
that time were wholly unnecessary.