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RAILROAD EARNINGS.

The Tribune has printed the gross earnings Of
sxty-two railroads or systems for the fourth week
IN May. or these forty-seven return gains OF 81
0lS,72, or 1915 per cent. and fifteen return losses
of Se5.0l7 4.S per cent. The whole shows a gain
or $3.50 I75. or 50 per cent.
Fourth week May
81 companies s1ooe 22 slii7io44 ga 5s. S
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BANK EXCHANGES; SALES REPORTED

The bank exchanges Of the New-York Clearing
House and the stocks sold at the New-York Stock
Exchange last week and the same weeks OF the
preceding two years compare as follows:
June Il, 20. 10 30. June o. 90
Exchanges S747 sT4944 81 039 23, J04 SS9S O61 O97
No shares soiG.. 2.s20.511 2.647.61O IA T9525
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IN puRsuASCE OF AN ORDER oF hos.

- ABNER C. THOMAS. : Surrogate OF County Of
Notice Is hereby given all persons having
claims against Mary A polan OF the County Of New
deceased present the same with vouchers thee
Of 10 their place OF traasactiag ogs
ness az the once OF John b Coleman Mes. and IS
William Street In The City OF New York. before
the 9lst day OF August Dated York. Srd
day February. 1890.
KATIE r. pOI4AN. JAMES \ DOL4AN. Executors
JOHN r. COLEMAN, Attorney for Executors. IL and -
William Street. New York City.
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Actual cash over

Actual cash
outstanding
ttcates Sl0T fl Sl14E93 S6,311. AS
Deposits IN Ma
tOnal banks. i109S22SO 1OS57S.1oS Dec Z,404. 172
Available cash s21s 94 1876 s222 423 Inc so7 o78
liabilities. 3O7. 5SS 20 26S3 Inc, 3525 O95
AotI cash bal s48 e56562 sl47 O3s74o Inc. 1882 17s
Exclusive OF gold reserve Of $50 100000
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RAILROAD AND OTHER STOCKS.


iest owstan h prices o. tn h prices
the changes IL p in
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MALLORY STEAMSHIP LINES.
Surrogate s Notifies.

IN PURSUANCE OF AN ORDER OF HON.
l. ABNER c. THOMAS Surrogate OF the County Of
New-York NOTICE Is hereby given 20 al persons hAT
ing against jacob Thyson. late OF County or
New York Borough OF Manhattan, Y. City deceased.
present with vouchers thereof the sub
scribers their place OF transactins the
office OF VIM = Haemsr. No. $50 Remsen Street. Boz
ough Brooklyn. IN The City York. oeors
day Of December next. Dated New York the
2Srd day of May. 1900.
JACOB THYSON. EMILY f THYSON. Executcrs-
WM = HAEMER Atty. for Executors. ls6
Street. Boro. OF Brooklyn y. Y. City.
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IN PURSUANCE OF an order Of Hon Abner G.

Thomas a Surrogate Of the County Of New York
hereby all persons having claims assns
Maunsen Van Rensselaer,. late % the County or New
York deceased To present the same With vouchers
subscriber place OF transacng business Al
the ONCE DAILY, Hoyt s Mason. No. IL William street
Borough ~ Manhattan the city OF New YORK, ca 90
before eighth day OF December Dated. Ne"
York the first day June. 1900
SARAH A. VAN RENSSELAER,. Executr1x
DAILY. HoYT & MASON Attorneys Tor ExscuIriI ~
William Street. New York City.
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IN PURSUANCE of an order of Hon. Abner

IN PURSUANCE OF an order OF Hon. Abner
- C. Thomas. a Surrogate o County York.
hereby all having claims asanss
smith, OF the Of New York deceased
the same with vouchers thereof 10 the sub
scrtbers place OF transactng business as
office OF William Orr. Chambers Street Borough
The City OF New York. before The
18th day October
Dated New York the 18th day O March. 1900
JAMES b. +. SMITH. ALFRED J. O'kEEFFE> c1-
WILLIAM c. ORR Attorney Executors. No. 81 Cham
beers Street, Borough Of Manhattan. New York Cttys
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financial.

financial.
OMAHA & ST. LOUIS RAILROAD.
a majority OF the first mortgage 40 bonds
bondholders' agreement with the
committee Legal proceedings TO enforce
bondhoders rights in and the immedi
deposit with the Union Trust Company. No so Broad
way of bonds is urgently requested The
Committee right impose penalty on any
bonds not deposited before JUNE Is. 1900
1900.
w. EMLEN ROOSEVELT, }
CORNELIUS Ii. GOLD, Committee
FRANCiS SMITH,
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Office Of Controller OF Allegheny county,
Court House, Pttsburg. Pa. June l. IsOo
NOTICE TO BONDHOLDERS-By virtue Oh
a resolution duly passed May 81. 1900 ny the com
nissiones of the county Of Allegheny relative 20 tne
registered refundtng riot bonds issued
by the county of Allegheny act OF Assem-
bly, entitled IAN granting power to counties cites
Except cities Of the first and second classes) porouss
municipalities school districts in this Commonwealth
other interest bearing EVIL
dences Of Indebtedness TO redeem the same ana issue
without interest coupons
tached." approved 14th day OF April. A d: ISL
Notice is hereby given that July l. A D. 1000. at
controller Ptttsourg
following registered refundng riot bonds bearing
per interest $40. issued January ], A d
1885, each Of the denomination OF one thousand SOoOo
dollars and numbered respectively nine 90 TO two hun
dred ffty-nine (25e) Inclusive will be paid together
interest. presentation Of the at the office
that said date viz. July l.
1900 interest on
w. E. THOMPSON. County Controller.
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Dipi0enb Noilees,
THE AMERICAN STEEL AND WIRE Co OF
NEW JERSEY.


THE AMERiCAN STEEL AND WIRE co. OF
NEW JERSEY.
III NO; ~ BEoadway New York June /. 1900.
A a MEETING of the Board of Directors
held this day quarterly dividend OF one and three
pany payable July 2 1900 was declared payabs ~ IN
stockholders OF record the upon
Is. 1900 ~F0'' "H'e
For the OF paying dividend the trans
Ter books or the preferred Company will IN.
closed upon June is. 1900 and reopened July g. 1900
common stock. declared January PAYABLE nIs
70 the holders OF he stock racNr3
June Is 1900. will De paid 1900 as declare,
FOR the purpose OF paying the said dividend the
Ier BOOKS the common stock 10
ooseo upon June Is ISVo and reopened July g. 1900
r b. PATTERSON. Assistant Secretary
AMERICAN BEET SUGAR COMPANY
- PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND
No. 81 Nassau Street York June ,ooo
A REGULAR QUARTERLY DIVIDEND OF
One and oneHalf per on the Preferred stocu
OF this Company has been declared payable on lv Sr
Stockholders OF record ha,sirss
June 10th. 1900. Cheques will be mailed
]. Z. TUCKER Treasurer
A ADVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
received at their Uptown ONCE. No. L ZAP Broadway
% door north OF Slstst. until advertise.
nents received the following branch az regular
once rates until o'clock viz: "a shave a
and liths 142 Columbusave.. West 66th-st: iod
West A2d-st. ohave. o. East 1sth-st; 25T wext
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THE PENNSYLVANIA RAILROAD COMPANY.
General Office. Broad Street Station
Philadelphia. May l. 1900
IN ACCORDANCE with the advertisement OF
December 19. 1880 hereby given that
tihcates OF the capital stock of THE PENNSYLVANIA
RAILROAD COMPANY. be issued for allotment
ceipt deposited during the month OF May. will be ready
Stock Transfer Department Room I'll
Station. Philadelphia June 18th; those
deposited in June July 1Sth and those deposited in
July August IS. 1900 J. c. SIMS.
Secretary.
An ESTABLISHED BROADWAY BUSI-
NESS CAN OFFER EXCEPTIONAL OPENING FOR
ADDITIONAL CAPITAL. WITH OR WITHOUT ACTIVE
SERVICE. FULL. PARTICULARS ON EXCHANGE OF
MUTUALLY SATISFACTORY REFERENCES. POST
OFFICE BOX 7OS. NEW YORK CITY.
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June Actual sales,
10, High Low
1879. [ eat. est.
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OLD DOMINION LINE.

SERVICE.
For Old Point Comfort. Norfolk. Portsmouth. Primers
Point, Newport News Richmond.
c., entire m
Freight and Passenger o. North
River. foot Beach St, every DAY at s D m
n. B. WALKER. Traffic Manager
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WHITE STAR LINE.

A WHITE STAR LINE
NEw-YoFtK-oU EENSTowN-LIvEReoOr
June II. a Majestic
Oceanic Is. Oceanic. July II. D.
Teutonic- June 90 noon Cymrc- July II
Germanic June noon Teutonc July IS noon
For passage freight general information apply 70
WHITE STAR LINE.
Pier As. North River. Office 8 Broadway. N
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MISCELLANEOUS SECURITIES.
FURNISHED by II Hatch No. 30 Broad-st)
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IH.ghl Low IJune Q. IJune 2. lch.gs Sales.
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Sales 18 active 50 se4 900
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A -CIARK'S EXCURSIONS TO EUROPE:
Per CITY OF ROME and NEBRASKA. specially
chartered. June Doth Glasgow; s '.AILERs' June
Both 70 Naples and Genoa ''St LOUIS and KEN
SlNGToN' July 4rh; NEW YORK; July IIth-
FRANK g. CLARK. III Broadway, New YORK
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-09

against any other team in the city IN
The game between the Peter Greers
and the Crescents yesterday afternoon
endd in victory for the Greers BY the
following score:
p. Greers .......... 1913 20 0 OLA IS 8
o. II Crescents 4I10002 0 2-10 II S
Batteries-for the Greers, Frabeli
and Hartzell: for the Crescents, Foy,
Goudy, Vance and Finley.
The Greers will cross bats with the
Crescents next Sunday afternoon on
the Terminal grounds.
The Peter Greers will cross BATS with
the Al. Hibberds next Sunday morning
on the East End brickFard grounds.
The AL. Hibberds defeated the J. ].
Slippners by a score of Is to II. The
feature Of the game was the pitching
of Genther. Ferdinand WAS on the slab
for the SlippneTs and was hit hard for
three innings, when he was substituted
by Mcdonnell, who was not much bet
ter.
The Al. Hibberds would liks 20 hear
from the Crescents for game next
Sunday morning.
The Charley Stephens played a
double-header yesterday In the morn
ing they defeated the Lubic and Bis
sets on the Terminal grounds by score
OF 10 to s. In the afternoon they play
ed the Benwood Clippers RI the River
side grounds. The manager of the
Benwood team umpired the game and
gave the Stephens team the worst OF
it. Score: Stephens 10; Benwood Clip
pers, II.
The Charley Stephens will play the
Navy Yards next Sunday afternoon on
the Terminal grounds.
The Charley stephens of this city
would lie to hear from some Bellaire
team for game Of ball for Sunday,
July 22nd.
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Mckinley at Home.

CANTON, O., July S.-President Nc
Kinley began the day with short
drive. He put Mrs. Mckinley and
Mrs. Julius Whiting, Sr. an old
friend of the family, on the rear seat
of the surrey and took his own place
beside the coachman for a turn about
the city. Just as the bells were sum-
moning worshippers to church the
Presidents carriage stepped at the
First Methodist church. The Presi-
dent entered the church and the WON
en- continued their drive. At the con-
elusion of the service the President
walked to his home Another drive
was taken towards evening, and then
the President, Mrs Mckinley. Seere-
tary Cortelyou and DR.. Rixey went 10
the home of Judge Day for dinner and
to spend the evening. 1t was quiet
and restful day, marked by compare
lively few calls.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-09

Available for the Transfer o. Azem
20 the Far East.
SAN FRANCISCO, July s. The
transports in port available FOR the
transfer OF troops to the Philippines
are the Meade. Sheridan and Sumner
The Summer is practically ready for sea
and is scheduled to sail on the 10th.
She has accommodations for 81 officers
and ESQ men. The Meade is scheduled
to sail on August ist she can oecom-
modate 81 officers and 1.171 men. The
Sheridan is undergoing repairs. and the
department has planned to have her
ready to sail on October 18th. On the
way from Manila are the Hancock.
eighteen days out, and the Warren.
seven days. The Hancock win arrive
here the middle ofsnext week, and Is
scheduled to sail on August 10th. She
has accommodations for 81 officers and
Loci men. The Warren is scheduled to
sail on September list. She mas quar-.
tiers for ~ oficersand 1,242 men. The
Thomas. with accommodations for IL
go officers and men, and the Grant for1
1851, are at present. on the way from
this port to Manila In addition to
these. the are nine transports at Ma
Mia and vicinity.
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IS MONEY EVERYTHING.

Six verses from a clever satire on Mod
ern Society in the Smart Set for May.
1t is not worth that makes the man;
lite wealth-deny il they who can!
Ills love for it's alchemic ray
That leads society astray.
1t can't affor dto snub man
Built on the million-dollar plan.
1T only waits until it learns
What you have not, before IL spurns
No wretch, if he has wealth galore,
Is kept long waiting at its door.
It's wealth that gilds and furnishes:
It's wealth that scandal furnishes;
It's wealth tina causes all our woes;
1t buys MS friends and buys us foes.
We pay fee when we are born,
And when from earthly life We're torn,
When freed from wearing care and toll,
We pay for Just six feet Of soil
In which to lay in peace away
The still, cold form of crumbling clay.
Then yours, o Riches be the field
For to you all the virtues yield.
When men despair your smiles to win
They call you goddess, root of sin
Yet if you but glance bestow,
How quickly all their Tnaxims goi
Twas envy of your power alone
That seated virtue on a throne,
Where she is viciously abused,
And where her sceptre lies unused!
Society's a funny thing;
From ennui always suffering.
It's matrons take up every fad,
And folly unto folly add
The initiate ombrage joys:
The clog dance. with its dirt and noise:
The skirt dance, with its pretty hints:
The cake walk-done in gauze, not chintz:
And what may be-not what il should
Why, that's the very thing that's good.
Truth hides her earnest. radiant face
FROM nearly all the present race.
For she is naked. and she knows
That people judge you by your clothes
Though scanty raiment is the rage
With women on the social stage;
But Falsehood always richly dressed,
Is welcomed, courted and caressed.
The very man who stands before
The people, with the precious ore.
Farewell, farewell. Society,
You queen of no.oretyl
You jeSyeled improprietyi
You mother of variety
And breeder OF satietyl
Farewell ON, aristoeracy.
You network Of hypocrisy
You callow, shallow mockeryi
OF vice the wealthy patented
Farewell TO thee, farewell to thee!
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-09
No Acfion Taken

Special to the Register
PARKERsBURG, w. Va, July s.
The board of directors of the Weston
asylum. in session since Tuesday. adj
journed yesterday. All of the mem
bers were present except Messrs. Hard
man and Sterling. and the proceed
ings were entirely routine. excepting
that Alexander Mcyeigh Miller made
an effort to secure the election Of a
successor to superintendent Stathers.
He moved the election of a superin-
tendent B. F. Meighen, in the chair
refused to entertain the motion. Mil
Ter then urged the board to some ac-
ton. but was declared out of order and
no action was taken.
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Amateur Mates

The Winder and Parekrs defeated the
]: ]. Slippners in well played game OF
bail on the tunnel green.
W. P. ..... 90 90 Ito
]. ]. S. ........... 0 @ 0 l-6
Batteries fer the W. p, snyder and
Leonard; for the ]. ]. S., S. Peck and
Mcdonald
The Lubic and Bissetg base bail club
of Benwood defeated the Chas. Stevens
of Wheeling by a score of Is to 8 on
the Riverside grounds.
The Lubic and Bissetts will play a
Bellaire club a series Of games for $40
a side beginning next Sunday.
The Ed. Dailers defeated the Jacky
Arthurs, Jrs., by the score of 8 to S.
The feature OF the game was the pitch
Ing OF James Ames. They viii go
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nc cenauct the cnmnnien.

ALBANY, \. Y, July S.-Chairman
Frank Campbell. Of the Democratic
State committee, has appointed Mayor
James X. Mcguire Of Syracuse. chair
man of the executive committee of that
city. AS the head Of this committee,
Mayor Mcguire viii handle and direct
the gubernatorial campaign in the State
this fall
Mayor Mcguire was a conspicuous
figure at the national Democratic con-
vention at Kansas City by reason of his
staunch support Of former Senator Da-
yid B. Hill.
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Drowned st ST. Marys.

Special TO the Register.
PARKERSBURG, W. Va, July s.
Carter McCandless, married and 26
years of age, who lived in Parkersburg.
was drowned yesterday afternoon at
st. Marys, where he was working for
Parkersburg firm. He drove a team
Of horses into the river to wash them
and must have been kicked by one of
them, for he was drowned in less than
three feet of water.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-09

Charles Town Farmer Advocate.
We can commend the Register to the
Democrats of evesy section OF the State,
as a conservative. reliable and IN every
way as a newspaper worthy Of support.
In the coming campaIsh the Register will
be indispensable tosiHtoss whbs nessrs ~
keep posted on State politics.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-09
CORRECTED standinw.

The standing of CLUBS published this
morning, is in accordance with correc-
tons which have been made by Pres
ident Power. and therefore must be re-
garded as official. Yesterdays victory
by Toledo puts Wheeling in third place
by few points.
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takes. What that action would Sc he
refused to Say.
a PECULIAR ACCIDENT


At Pittsburss, Which Resulted In
Two Deaths.
Il PITTSBURG. Pa, July S.-Two peo-
Iple were killed outright and a third
iseriously hurt tonight in a most pecu-
liar railroad accident
The dead are Mrs. Elizabeth Ed
wards. aged 40, and Thomas Morris.
! aged IS. Thomas Edwards, husband
of the dead woman, had his leg so bad
Ely lacerated that 1t will have to be
lamputated.
The victims were on their way home
from church and were standing on
Sosth Twenty-seyenth street, South
lSide, at the end OF a blind switch on
the Pittsburg. Virginia and Charleston
railroad, waiting for a long Panhandle
| freight, which was using the P. ". & c..
tracks to pass. The switch, which is
on grade, was filled with eabooses.
The freight broke in two at the switch,
supposedly caused by broken frog.
The portion which turned into the
switch janlmed the line OF cabooses
through the buffer into the party OF
church people. Mrs Edwards was lit
orally cut 10 pieces. Both legs were cut
OF, her head was crushed and her en-
tire, body was covered with cuts ana
bruises. Mr.. Morris was not quite so
badly mangled, but was dead when
picked up. Mr.. Edwards, who is a
prominent contractor, was thrown and
one of his legs caught by car wheel
and crushed so badly that it will have
to be amputated.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-09

LINCOLN Neb.. July S.-No formal
announcement will be made by Charles
A. Towne. OF his decision in regard to
the Popalist nomination for the vice
presidency until the Populist commit
tee gives him formal notification Of his
nomination. This win be IN about
ten days. Mr.. Towne said to-day that
he would make public his decision II
that time. and would Issue an address
giving bis Esason] for ne action he
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-09

The Republican members Of Council
did not caucus upon a member of the
Water Board to succeed the late Au-
gust Weidebuseh, Sr., because it was
generally understood that some diff
Guilty would be experienced in agree
ing upon man for the place 1t is
likely that the vacancy viii be filled at
Tuesday nights meeting, and that a
caucus will be held tonight or before
the meeting Tuesday evening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-09

1t is very doubtful if there will be
meeting Of Council tomorrow night,
as almost every Republican member
has made arrangements 10 go to the
State convention at Charleston. and Il
IS intimated that those who remain at
home viii be given the tip not to go
to the City Building tomorrow night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-09
MANY IRON WORKERS
In Favor of "a Stubborn Fight With
Manufacturers.

manufacturers.
YOUNGSTOWN, O., July S.-The
secret circulars issued by Presiden;
Shaffer, of the Amaigamated Assocla-
ton, received consideration at a special
meeting of a number OF lodges last
night and action Will be taken by 9TH
ers tomorrow. President Shaffer de-
sires that the scale conference CON-
mittee be clothed with power to change
the base of the scale adopted at the
Indianapolis convention. The result
of the vote taken must be in the gem
'eral Offices of the Association In Pitts
burg next Tuesday. There is a diyis-
ion OF opinion among the members as
to whether they should adopt or re-
ject the proposition 1t is known that
one lodge here voted aifirmatively
Many iron workers do not desire to
work in hot weather, and they are in
favor of making stubborn fight with
the manufacturers for the indianapolis
scale until cold weather With the de-
cline in the iron market there is little
probability Of tho scale being agreed
upon at tho next meeting of the confer
ence committee unless the case is
changed.
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Murder Near Huntington.

Special TO the Register.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, July S.-Last
night late, at Culloden, thirty miles
east, Allen Depreist, marshal of the
town, was shot and killed by Lee
Higganbotham and Roe Linsley De-
preist was attempting to raid speak
easy owned by these men, and gen
eral fight ensued. The murderers are
at large
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-09
ArcI,neoIory.

''rhese pictures" the archaeoioglst of
the distant future is explaining. repre-
sent the cake-walk of the ancients. The
cake-walk consisted OF a number CT
movements evidently designed 20 assist
the digestion Of cake. Hence the namcv
Detroit Journal
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-09

Earned runs, ST. Louis 9; Pittsburg 8.
Two base hits Donovan i; Beaumont l.
Home runs, Burkett, 2, McGann, l.
ter. Wallace ana McGann; Leach, Ely
and Cooley /. Stolen bases Sudhoff 1,
McGann /; Criger /. Three base hits,
Wallace, Donovan. First on balls, of
Meekin, 5; off McCreery, l. Wild pitch,
Meekin, /; McCreery, L Struck out. by
Young g. Time 2:05. Umpire, Hurst.
Attendance, 4,5G0.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-07-09

The friends OF Chas- E. VanKeuren
are doing some quiet and effective work
in the interest OF his candidacy fos
House OF Delegates on the Republican
ticket. A great deal Of excellent tim
Der for the Democratic ticket has been
suggested, and if some OF the men VINO
ara being talked Of are nominated, the
ticket will be very strong.