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The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-16

Mrs. Charles w. Smith, 1923 Capouse
avenue, SCranton-Sccond on crochetted
shawl, pcnwipCr. head-rcSt, table mat.
Miss Bertha Squires, Wavcrly-First
and second on lady's underwear, first
on handkerchief, first on can of Catsup,
second ON outline work and artificial
flowers.
Mrs. J. q. Bcidleman, Factoryville-
First on winter radishes.
Melvin clark, East BentOn-First on
following varieties of potatoes: Beauty
of Hebron, Monarchs, Champion, SUI
perior, klOndiko, Pride of West, None
such: second on Early Everett. Early
Scotch; first on pears and ounces.
Mrs. Melvin Clark, East Benton
First on grape jelly, ounce jelly, plum
Jelly. Indian bread, soda biscuits, raised
biscuits, loaf cake, apple pie; second
on apple jelly and wheat bread.
Mrs. Dora Smith, Wellsville-SeCond
on painted banner, painted placque,
Crochetted match case and paper or
anges.
Ella Finch, East Benton-First on
crochctted shawl infants sacque
drawn-work doylies; second on needle
case.
T.. NJ Warren, East Bcnton-First on
wood carving, horn stool, can Of grapes
can of beets, elderberry jelly, Rose OF
Erin potatoes; second on crab apple
jelly and popcorn.
Susie Warren, East Benton-Second
on doll dressed by girl ten years old.
Mrs, A. w. Brundage, Fleetvile--
First on canned peaches, pears, cur
rants, strawberries, huckleberries, to-
matOes, picked tomatoes, apple jelly
raspberry jam. ribbon jelly, house
plants. cut flowers, cotton quilt; sec
ond on canned grapes, ounce jelly, cur
rant Jelly, Catsup, and worsted quilt.
First on frame of Indian relics, first
on ring, second on wooden canoe.
\. w. Brundagc, Fleetville-Sccond
on field pumpkins.
FOR PRESERVES.
Mrs. Charles Winters, Green Grove
First on can Of plums, graham bread
hucklebcrry Jelly, iuneberry jelly; sec
ond on can of peaches, red raspberries,
loaf cake.
Ora Lee, Carbondale - First on
matched driving team.
Minnie Race, Scott-First on darning
bag.
Leandcr Lee, CIifford-First on road
colt, three years road colt, two years
w. j, Bryant, AldenVille-First on
standardized stallion.
w. =. Norton, Aldenville-SeCond on
standard-bread stallion.
w. T.. Stone, Edella-First on saddle
morse.
Mrs, |. .. Fisk, Dalton-First on
slunbcr robe, worsted quilt; second on
cotton quilt
Mrs. w. g. Smith, Dalton-Sccond on
sofa pillow, cut flowers and house
plants; first on Centropiece.
Eug"re TANNER, ScrantOn-First on
buf cochin fowls, iangshan fowls and
chicks, silver Wyandotte fowls and
chicks, partridge Wyandotte fowls and
chicks, white Plymouth Rock chicks,
black Spanish fowls, silver Hamburg
chicks, black k-breasted red game ban
tams fowls and chicks; second on part
ridge Wyandottc chicks, buff Plymouth
Rock chicks, black MinorCa chicks,
Single-comh white leghorn chicks.
hlack k-brrastcd rcd game bantam
chicks.
Frances Margaret Smith, six years
old, Dalton First on cross-stitch 10y
"hil1.
q. y, HallstCad, Dalton. First IN
American Wonder potatoes tomatoes,
'ela'N, popcorn serond un peppers.
L"ttH Ft2k, Dalton T.rst nn tatting
lace, second on tattinP duylirs.
'nafl'S Farnharl, Flc"tyille-First
ana second on cider vincgLr
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-16
Thursday Night, "A Royal Rogue"

There is said to be plenty OF fun in ~ Roval
Rogue" Jefferson De Angels new operate com.
cdy, winch will he at the Lyccum Thursday next.
New No& papers pronounced it the best piece
Of the Kind this genuinely funny comedian has
ever had.
Mr.. De Angeles plays the cafe proprietor who
is chosen to slay himself, and 1t Is said TO he
the most oongcnal role this funniest of comedians
has ever had. In the supporting company are
Henry Norman, Charles DUNCAN, Frank Kelly,
Edmond Lawrence. John Dudley, Mis- Helen BY.
ron, Adella Barker, Miss Gertrude Mackenzie.
Miss Maud Poole and Miss Adine Bowler There
is large chorus.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-16
WAYMART.
Special to the Scranton Tribune.

Special TO the Scranton Tribune.
Wdvmart. sept. l3.- Mr. and Mr, George Chuhh
and children, OF Olyphant. are visiting the ior.
mcrs mother, Mrs. Margaret thuhb, Of this place
L. q. Gruvcr and Joseph Danque attended ;Le
Wallsvillc fair yesterday,
Mis-, Kate SquircN spent Tuesday in IIonesdlle
as the guest OF Mrs Fannie listed.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. 7. Spangcnbcrg were visiting
relatives in South Canaan sunday last.
Miss Dorothy Stephenson has returned home
after spending week with friends in Port Jerys
and Ariel.
James Doyle LETT Thursday last for New York
city, where he will be a guest of Mr. and Mrs
James Graham.
Miss Louise Hendricks, who has been the guest
Of Miss staples, has returned to her home in
Forest City.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-16
Scranton Wholesale Market.

(Couected by n, O. Dllt, " Lackawanna Ave.
Bcdns---Per bushel, choice marrow, ~ 6Oa2. IS
Buttcr--Fcch creamery 2la22c, dairy, fresh
2lC,
Chce.c--rull cream, l0iaallc,
Eggs-Westeln fresh, l5laal6; nearby state,
l5isal7iac.
Medium B,ans-Per bushel, 50 So
Green Pels-Per hushel, II, ioali5.
Flour-Dcst patent, per barrel, Hi5
Beans--Per hushel, choice marrow, $50
Potatues-Per buShel-Slsl.l0.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-16
PRIZES FOR
SUPERIORITY
PERSONS HoNoRED AT THE
WALLSvILLE FAIR.

The Largest Winners Were E. T.
Tiffany, of Brooklyn, Susquehanna
County, and George E. Stevenson,
of Waverly-Eugene Tannler, of
the City, Exhibited Fowls Which
Were Accorded Many Prizes.
Large Proportion of Those Who
Won Prizes Were Women-Arti-
cles That They Displayed.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-16
NEW MILFORD
Special TO the Scranton Tribune.

Special 70 the Scranton Tribune.
Sept. li-Mr, ana Mrs Albert Moss
left Scw Milford this morning tor De-
troit where they vii! 2pend the win.
ter with their daughter, Mrs. Kate
Eatheriy.
Miss Emma Macaulay, Of Woburn,
Mass" 'S a Gucst of her father. Mr.
h Macaulay, ~ the Jay house.
Mi Daniel Hannah died at his home
in ,a,S place Tuesday morning. Mr.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-16
Tuesday Evening, County Fair"

Tie tact that Mr Burgess himself = again
heading the production oi The ncw COUNTY
ilIr' ia an important tact, ha,ause he is
acknowledged the premier ~ thar branch Of the
u'l 'ic plays iomaie character as ~ other
actor has ever PLAYED u.
"fhc County Fair ,s divided into four acts.
dHG, although the pl9t :s not oyerolcaned, there
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-16

is a series of quaint and lifc.hke pictures Of New
England life that is altogether delightful. The
production will only he seen in the principal
cities of the United states and is booked to ap.
pear at the Lyceum thedter tomorrow (ruesday)
night.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-16
National League.

Al Chicago r. H. T.
Chicago .,,... ..,0 | 23O o o ID . >
St Louis .........0 o q 20 3--l3 u /
BntcricS-Hughes and Killing; Harper. Havdon
and Nichols. tmpire-o'Day. Attcndance--6 500
At Cincinnati n n T.
Cincinnati ........,1 o o o o o 5000 .
Pittshurg ....,,,,02 ~ OOOO0l-3 : /
Batteries Hahn and Bergen; Tannrhin and
thinner imrlcS-Emslie and Nash. Attend
anCc--J,W
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-16
Which proverb does this picture represents
Solutions for Last Weeks Puzzles:

Monday, sept o.--Farmcr Jorkins' face is on
mans coat on the left, one pig is between the
man and womln the other on roostcr's tail, and
the goat is between the two inside mems heads.
Tuesday, Sept lO.-"Spring and Fall"
Wednesday, Sept 1l.--Thc husbands head is
under mans arms and is seen on turning pictur.
to right. The dogs head is formed by the
mans entire coat by also turning to right.
Friday, Sept. l3.-Thc Princes head is found
by turning picture upside down and his profile
will be seen against his stcpmothcrs left arm.
saturday, Sept. 1i.--Richird Croker.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-16
NORTHEASTERN
PENNSYLVANIA

q. W. Green, Wallsvillc-First on
summer radishes and peppers.
Mrs. George Gibbs. Fleetvile--First
on Knit shawl and hcad-rcst.
Mrs. w. A. Colvin. East Benton
First on display of rugs. arm rest, arti-
icial hair flowers, plums, preserved
peaches, blackhcrries and plums,
canned picplant; second on plum Jelly.
w. \. Colvin, Fast Benton-First on
tho following varieties Of potatoes:
Early Rose, Rural New Yorker No. 2,
Everett, Moneymakcr, Mills Endur-
unce. Ideal, Millers Seeding, early
Scotch, Pride of America and Mag
nolia; second on American Wonder and
Abundance.
Miss Evelyn Smith Amasa-Best-
dressed doll by girl ten years old.
Arthur Anderson. Flectville-First on
peck of oats and peck of millet: second
on comb honey and foundation.
Miss May Smith, Dalton-First on
CroChctted table mats and embroidered
infants shawl
HEAVIEST PUMPKINS.
J. r. Colvin, East Benton-First on
cucumbers. pumpkins, heaviest pump
kins, Junior prize potatoes, Early Sun
rise and Mortgage Litter potatoes.
Mrs. T.. q. Trimby, ChinChilla-First
and second on netted work, first on
Roman embroidery, second on baby
bonnet.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-16
BASE BALL
American League.

At Chicago (frst game)- r. H. +.
Chicago ,,.,.. go o O0lO X-i ,
Milwaukee ..,......l 20 OO0l0-i + /
Batteries-Callahan and Sugden; llusting and
Donchuc UmpTe-Cdnrllon,
At Chicago (sccond Gamc)- r. H. Z.
Chicago .,,... .....l o q % 90 N-9 l6 ,
Milwaukee ..,,.....0 o OOO--i 2
Batteries-Griiith, Piatt and sullivan; Reidy.
Garvin and Donahue. Umpre-Cantllon. At.
tendance-lS,oD0
At Detroit r. H. T.
Cleveland .....,...,.o o 0 o 0 q Q o.. o 3
Detroit ,..... ,,....2 o , I X--2l % 3
Batteres-Brooken and Connor; Sieyer, Shaw
and Buclow, Cmpres-Hsrt and Haskell. At.
tendance-5,s1
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-16
THEATRICAL NEWS.

LYCEUM-"The Casino Girl" Night
ACADEMN-Myrkle X Harder Stock Company
Night.
SrAR-"Mcrry Maidcns Burlesqucrs" After.
noon and night
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-16

Scranton Iron Fence & Mig Go. zee. -.
scranton Axle Works .............. ..
scranton Savings Bank .,.....,.... 40N
Traders National Bank ..........., l7i
scranton Bolt & Nut Co. .......... lOt
Peoples Bank ..,,.,.,..,.,.,...,.. l35 o..
New Mexico Ry & G, Co. ..,....,.. -. is
BONDS.
Scranton Passenger Railway, first
Mortgage, due 1920 .....,..,,,.., us -.
Pconc's street Railway, Gist mort.
gage, due lols ........,.......,.. ll5 -.
Peoples Street Railway, General
mortgage. due 1921 ,.,,.,,..,,.. il5 .
Dickson Manufacturing Co. ,,...... -. 100
Iacka. Township School per cent .,. lO3
City oi scranton 81. Imp, c per
cent ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. 90, l02
scranton Traction per cent ,,,. ll5 m
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Financial.
New York and Ontario Land Co.

NOTICE Is l'EEEBY GIVES that the N,S York
and Ontario Land company viii, on the first
day of February, lJO', take W aud icdccm sl
ot the bonds now outstanding issued under the
mortgage or dead ot trust, dated Jan 9TH lSGO.
executed by the said company to the Central
Trust company, of New York, as trustee, b'
paying tor each such bond the sum Of hve hur
drcd and fifty CSjj0l dollars and all interest
cluod to the said date Payment will he made
on presentation of said bonds and all unpaid
coupons, at the office oi the Central Trust com
pany, OF New York, No. 5i Wall street, in tht
city OF New York
NEW YORK X ONTARIO LAND COMPANY.
A. l.. FAkMELEE, Treasurer.
New York, July 81, 1901.
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Real Estate.


FOR SALE-A farm. 100 acres and stock, gooC
orchard, with all convcnences. Eight miles
from scranton, two miles from Moscow. Mar,
Jenkins, Maple Lake, Pa.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-16
LEGAL.


NOTICE Is HEREBY given that an application
will bo made to the Governor oi PonnNyl'
yana, on Monday, October l. 1901, at ten O'Clock
a. M, by George Srhcucr and others, under the
Act Of Assembly entitled, "An Act to provide
for the Incorporation and regulation OF certain
corporations" approved April % ls1i, and the
supplements thereto tor the charter of an in
tended corporation to be called Tie PcnnSy'
vdnii Baking Company" the character and Oh.
icct Of which is the manufacturing, buying and
selling all kind, of baked goods, Merchandise
and commodities, and tor these purposes to have,
possess and enjoy all the rights, benefits and
privileges as conferred 10y the Act OF Assembly
aforesaid, ard its supplements.
II. \, ZIMMERMAN, Solicitor
scranton, Pa, sept. II, l'Ol
THE FIRM or I.aucr, Lewis 4 Company has this
day been dissolved by mutual consent, and
the business will hereafter be continued by Milton
II. Lewis who assumes all the debts Of the said
firm OF Lauer, Lewis Il Company, ana to whom
all accounts due the said hrm must he paid.
(signedD MILTON II. LEWIS,
". T.. LAlER.
Sept. IL, 1901.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1901-09-16
Situations Wanted.

SlTI ALTON WANTED Young woman wants po.
sition as cook IN private family. Can glv'
references. Address gii Wyoming avenue.
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oRpHANs CorRT sALE-EsrNrE OF Fred.

ORPHANS COZ RG SAlE-ESIATE OF FRED
oriCk MarkwCk. late of the City Of scranton,
County Of Lackawanna and State OF Pcnn>yl.
vania, deceased.
BY virtue OF an order of the Orphans Court
Of aCkawannl County, the undersigned, cVcCu.
tor Of the estate of FrCdrick MlrkwiCk, deceased,
will sell at public sale and out. .cly o the highest
and hest bidder at the Arbitration Room in the
Court House at the City oi scranton, on FRIDAY,
September -, liNl at O'clock p. m. the follow.
ing described real estate 10 wit
All that certain lot piece or parcel of land
situated in the City ~ scranton, County ~
Lackawdnna and State II Pennsylvania, known
and designated on j. HeCrmaG's map II South
HYDE Park as lot nhmhcr nineteen OOD IN block
number fty.four t5p being nifty (i0) feet in
front on Thirteenth street. .hc same width in
rear and one hundred.ten and onc.halt GlOlel fort
in depth. All improved with rwo story frlm,
dwelling and out.buildings. Codl and minerals
excepted and reserved.
Terms oi sale: Onehalf in cash on tho dlv ~
sale, and the balance On continuation oi the sale
and delivery of the deed
JOHN REESE.
Executor.
JOHN r. EDWARDS.
8
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-15

MISUNDERSTANDING 4 feet and fail.
ing. Slight rain and threatening.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-15

mand. all unanimously declared that
they had but one position to take and
that was to make the present demand
to ~unionixe all mills. All the men think
the cause is just. and viii stand firmly
by 1t.
When asked rs to the condition OF the
Association. Mr.. Larkins stated that IL
was now stronger than at any time
since its organization. and that during
twenty years they had had but one
large strike. at Homestead in 1892.
The present strike is the largest In the
history of the organization. and in the
event OF no speedy settlement the Ma
tional Steel Company and National
Tube Company employees will he called
out. and thus failing to make u settle
ment, the Independent plants working
orders for the United States Steel Com
pany will be called out.
The notice of the Iaughlin Tin mill
to resume Wednesday has been taken
down.
The Aetna Standard sheet mills will
be idle to-day. There are ninteen mills
there. making 1t the largest in the
world with one exception. When mills
now being constructed are finished tn
Aetna-Standard will be the largest in
the world.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-15
AT H

A List of the Visitors From Nearby
Towns and Ncfghborfng states.
Who Arc Guests of tho Local
Hotels.
President J. G. Keith, OF Bethany Col.
lege is a Brunswick guest.
Brunswick-Iw. A. McKelvey, A. A.
Clark and c. b. Van Camp. Bellaire;
Arthur Jones, Cameron.
T. j. Murphy and Ben Wilson, In ad-
vance of the Forepaugh & Sells Bros.
circus, were at the Park last night.
Park-E. l.. Robinson, New Martins
Vile; Ernest Wakefield, Mt. Pleasant:
Allan Sharp and S. ii. Martin, Pitts
burg.
st. Charles-M. M. Shields. Grafton;
r. A. Conway, Fairmont; G. G. Martin
and wife. GAINESVILLE; M. e. Sisson,
Pittsburg.
Grand Central-C. G. Batson, Grafton:
James A. Sigafoose and John r. Bald
win. Moundsville: G. A. Sheppy and
wife. Parkersburg: Miss Marshall, Mt.
Pleasant.
McLure-W. j. McKain, v. Bentner.
and f. McClain, Pittsburg; Miss M.
Booker. Fairmont; Harry 8. Reich,
New Martinsville; c. c. Mccarthy,
Buckhannon; G. C. Duffree, Pittsburg.
Stamm--J. b. Wlsman. Morgantown:
II. ID. Martin and wife. Downs, w. Va;
II. N. Martin and wife. Monongah; 8.
w. Evart, Washington. Pa; Miss Fan
ME Downing, Sistersville; Thomas A.
Reed. ID. X, Reed. CIark gburg: r. Mitch.
ell, Sistersvllle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-15
RESIDENTS AND STRANGERS.

The Movements Of People You Know,
and the Coming and Goinx of
Strangers.
Miss Clara Wade, of Steubenville, o.
was the guest of friends here yester-
day.
F. M. Dumble, of the Register COM
posing force, will depart this morning
for st. Louis.
Edward Armbruster, Of this city. LEFT
yesterday morning for Pittsburg, where
he has secured employment.
Frank e. Moore. of GAINESVILLE, o.,
is visiting his sister, Mrs. Chas. Menke-
meller, OF South Eof street.
Misses Catherine Bonenberger and
Anna O'Grady, OF the South Side, and
Miss Ida Bandi, Of the East End. ar
rived home yesterday from Buffalo and
the Pan-American exposition.
VIM. Teagarden, of Church district
Wetzel county, Levi X. Hoge, county
surveyor, and Mr.. and Mrs. John Shriyer
prominent people OF Wetzel county
were the guests OF DR.. T.. M. Haskins
OF South Chapline street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-15
IN BRIEFEST FORM.
Local Items Of I~nterest Presented In
Condensed Paragraphs.

Local Items OF Intcrest Presented In
Condensed Paragraph.
The sewer on Torty-ffth street is
being repaired.
There were several drunks in the
lookup last night.
Carnival bills will be settled to-
day and tomorrow
There is an increased demand for
good real estate investments.
Boys now is the time to be good to
grandpa, the circus will soon be here.
Brace up now and attend to busi-
ness. It's all over except cleaning
house.
IA local halter reports that his sales
were increased $40 a day during Carni-
val week.
Randall, the evangelist, was almost
overcome by the heat while reading
his Bible in the hot sun.
IA Bellaire visitor to our Carnival
Is kicking because the shows were so
poor and prices of admission SO high.
The linn property, corner Main
and Tenth streets. Is to be offered at
trustees sale on Monday. August 18th.
The steamer City of Wheeling took
out several hundred people to Sisters
| vile, returning shortly after midnight.
The Blue Ribbon Club will dance
| at Blue Ribbon hall. Benwood, tonight
No invitations we're issued, but all their
friends are invited.
"A workman at the Belmont mil
had q thumb mashed while at work
yesterday morning. 1t was dressed at
Coleman's pharmacy.
Herman Lodge, A. o. U. W., and
Black Prince Lodge, X. of p, are called
to meet this afternoon to attend the
funeral of George Miller.
lin another column Is a call for a
meeting of Prosperity Lodge No. 3, OF
| the ~Amalgamation. at their hall or
Thirty-sixth street, at 2.30 o'clock this
afternoon.
The all night cars on the Wheeling
Traction Company's city line were still
! running this morning. fhe service vii
probably be continued for some time at
an experiment.
"A still alarm Saturday night called
the Eighth ward engine boys to Neiber.
gals slaughter house, where sparks had
ignited a sparow's nest under the cave
The damage was slight.
"A visitor In town yesterday, who
was not acquainted with the fact that
we had just closed a Carnival, would
| not have thought much OF the city from
a standpoint of cleanliness.
-rrhe funeral of George Miller will
take place this afternoon from the Sec
| ond Presbyterian church. Members OF
| wheeling Lodge No. 2S, b. r. 0. Elks
| are called to attend the funeral In a
body.
"A typographical error In Stone &
Thomas advertisement yesterday
stated that the firm would sell Lonsdale
muslin at 3%c a yard this week. 1t
should have been enc as advertised
this morning.
Officer Gilligan found a drunken
Pittsburger lying asleep on the bark
er's' platform In front OF THE Beau
tiful Orient" at dawn yesterday morn
ing. HE carefully removed a loaded re-
volver and a flask of whisky from his
pocket, and then hauled him to police
headquarters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-15

Mr.. and Mrs. Zorn, who were
seriously injured in a runaway at the
Narrows, south of Darlington. on
Saturday evening, show a slight i'm
provement, Mrs. Zorn being more SER
iously injured than was at first sup
posed, being internally injured and hav-
ing several ribs loosened. Both are
coming on as well as possible under
charge of Drs. Habermehl, Messerly and
Smith.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-15
B. & O. BRAKEMAN
Injured Last Might by Bctns Knoch-
ed on a Freight Car,

Injured Last Night by Bctpg Knoclb.
ed on n Freight Car.
John Robeck. a B. A. o. brakeman,
was knocked Off a box car last evening
while passing under the bridge at Ben
wood, and was seriously injured.
He was picked up by the train crew
and brought to Wheeling. and taken to
the North Wheeling hospital. where
his injuries received the proper medi-
cal attention. II was found that he
had several bad cuts on his head and
one foot was painfully bruised. At an
early hour this morning he was resting
well, and 1t is not thought his injuries
will prove fatal. Robeck's home Is at
Centerville, o.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-15
BIG CROWD At hi PARK

To Attend the Concerts by Phinney's
Band-A Nigh Compliment.
The Wheeling Park management
made a ten strike in securing Phinney's
band for two concerts yesterday. There
was a big crowd to listen to the after
noon concert from the band pavilion in
the garden, and a larger crowd for the
night concert in the casino.
Director Phinney stated to the park
oficials after the night concert that he
had never played in an auditorium with
better acoustic properties than the cas-
inc possesses, and he added that the
auditorium Is admirably adaDted to
concerts.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-15
MANY AFFECTED BY
AMMGAkaIED STRIKE
IN TIRE WHEELING DISTRICT EN-
BRACING ovER-THE-RIvER
MILLS.
FIVE THOUSAND woRKMEN

VIII Re Idle Until the strike IL De-
cIared On-TeleErams Received by
Presidents of the Local Lodges
From President shsfcr-Nottces of
Resumption OF work In Tin Mills
Were Torn Down-Independent
Mills VIII start To-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-15
Yesterdays Arrivals.

Bessie Smith, from Parkersburg.
Lorena, from P%ittsburg.
Kanawha, from Charleston.
Keystone State. from Cincinnati.
City of Wheeling, from Sistersville.
Ruth. from S~istersville.
Leroy, from East Liverpool.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-15
UP AND DOWN THE RIVER.
A Summary of Yesterday's Happen
fnss Along the Ohio and Its Trib-
utarfes-Thc Marks.

At midnight the gauge on the wharf
recorded a stage of 3 feet Z inches and
falling.
The Keystone State. Capt. Knox In
command, came up on time yesterday
morning, but was unable to proceed fur
ther and tied up, sending her cargo and
passengers on to their destination. This
evening she will return down the river.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-15

The four strangers, John English
John Kelly, James Howard and Mike
Hardin, arrested for highway robbery
were brought over from Martins Ferry
to this city yesterday, by Chief Ritz and
Detective Mcdonald. They consented
to come without requisition papers. The
men were taken before M. J.. Fitzpat'
rick, J. p. who committed them to jail