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New-York tribune., 1901-05-19

Lovers Lane will remain at the Theatre Re
public for only week more. II has had n Ions
run in New-York and will be transferred tC
Chicago. where Il is expected to remain through
the summer.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-19

which again Justihes Mr.. Gilbert's enimadvers,ons
AGAINST the ..illIIerata . rat srths--..:

which again justihes Mr.. Gilbert's enimadyersions
against the 'illiterate national anthem:
God save empires heir
watch Ger this royal pair
Grant them Thy grace;
Borne on a favoring breeze
Watt them summer seas
Countless true hearts 10 please
Welding the race.
Then shall a nations voice
Rising to Thee. rejoice,
And sing.
One in our hope to-day,
One on future way,
One in faith we pray
God save the KING
MI Gilbert himself should come to rescue his
country from the humiliation of such lines
New-York tribune., 1901-05-19

Miss Blanche Bates Will play Cigarette IN I'm
der Two Flags at the Garden Theatre for Il short
time longer After leaving the Garden the play Is
gagement
New-York tribune., 1901-05-19

sui'sahs frooieai SON will be sung this even
ing IN the Madison Avenue Baptist c.hn,ch - -
choir. under the direction OF Homer n Rar,le,,
The solos will be sung by Mrs Theodore Wan yorx
soprano; Mrs. i. b. Cornu, contralto. wsl,ar e.
Houghton, tenor, and George Martin Tiuss has.
New-York tribune., 1901-05-19

The autograph manuscript OF the first mov.,ns,,
OF Schubert's Quartet in ID minor has been ,orrs
among the posthumous papers OF a Judge who re-
Gently died in Vienna The quartet which was
composed about January. 1925 was published IN
July. 1881. after schuberts death. Dsigent .earch
Is making for the other numbers
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08

Is, 4 loads Clearances were SS7 600 bushels
al ' ofassional sentiment is bearish. There IS
l"0 - that some interests which are long Of
n' =. arp heavily loaded, and that Liquidation by
W ryo-lld result in "a continued decline. The
u.sa- everywhere was mild.
W. o., the close showed loss Of half A cent.
one time showed even somewhat more de-
an .t,r that on the signs Of weakness there
clI' ',.-sasfrr pressure from Patten and the other
". Phillips who has been the bull leader Of
~ o-srlv gave support, but there was the belief
Nas NJ doing some selling under cover Nav
- at s6s.c sold between 4094c and 4OI4c bid and
Ps or 4oasc 10 40i2c The Price Current" esti-
GO tbe farm reserve at S5O.OJGGpO bushels
n--,,s+ 100000 bushels last year Gables were
- i,vver Liverpool reported Argentine Offering
y, more freely. There was not so much outside
,,g The cash demand here was slow: in view
- me break about 10000 bushels worked. The
Nt,.rs reported 81 loads for export The local
~ yTere sg5 with 295 for tomorrow.
%. were decidedly weak reaching the lowest
10 in weeks. May sold from 25Isc TO 24ssc. and
p,osss al use Patten was helping the decline
s,org. Philips had long oats for sale There was
-oos deal OF selling, both for long and short
.court on the break the leading longs did the
ss,r through brokers A large spring business
- erected-350@l0 bushels.
r1sxseed was weak, prices losing &C to Sc May
,,ossd at s. 81 the cash at 81 81. There were 4s
- ., seed. against p last year.
provisions were strong, pork up 30c; lard and
Ak IN rsc 10 10c. Armour led the buying the
e., time he has been in the market openly for
lis He bought pork and ribs. There were only
~00 hogs, instead Of 5000 estimated The cash
ssmsnd continued good; It looks as if the rush Of
bogs was over.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
STORAGE NOTICES.

To NJ. 2 WoRTHNGTON. Ed. Clark.
Geo. Mortimer. Ed T. Moore and wife,
z Y Connicks. Bridget Flynn, Thos
ard, Mrs Mullen. Austin Welsh. Dora
Paige. Mary Hughes. Mrs. O'Hara J. J.
smith. Julia Williams. Annie Ouan. J. 3.
Parker, Mrs. 6. Lewis, Minnie Wilson Jas
Wiley, Jos Sayin. Alice Burns y. NJ Col
ter. II. T.. Sands. Carrie Hill Andrew
Leigh, Pauline Baker. John Dunn Mrs W
Biack. Mrs. Clifton. Geo. Cramer, Mrs
Gardner. Miss Jinllins. L. II. Wright Mrs
Sinclair. Theo. Bowman. r. \. Tuttle JAS
r Miliken. Louisa Sampson VIM. Asplin
Mrs W. r. Green, Ed. Mulhoiland. ID.
Hertz X. Marshall. J. Wilson. Josephine
Hall w G. Hastings. HarAev Long John
Williams Mrs. Blacknau Emma McAuliffe
Alice Butler. Rich. AhurnEthy. Franklin, F.
Feitner. George Andrews, Prof. Ydulus
Mrs, H. Bland. c. Ammen H. Brown. Mrs
Christie. Ella Murray. Mrs. NJ HILL
Hodges. T. Griffin. Mrs H. Mooney T.
Mooney Buehler's Ex., Chas. Maddox, Robt
Curry Mrs. A. O'Connor Jas Small J. W
Benton, VIM. Nackey. Julia A. Matthews
Mrs. =. J. Dignon. Annie +. Armstrong
Mrs. h, Hoover. Nellie Peacon. T. sum
mers. Mr.. Bartlett Mr. johnson. Julia
Johnson; Hattie Barnes: Mary Forfay, Mrs.
Clark. w. ii. Barnum Mrs. Scherdan Mary
c. Harris Sampson. Louisa Selhert: You
are hereby notified that on Monday. March
25. 1901. or Monday. April $. 1901, com
mencing az 1890 a. m, lhere Will be sold
at 3OZ West 37th-st. shis city. certain
household goods and personal effects stored
in your respective names. or for your re-
specttve accounts. VIM. ~. HOWL.ETT
successor to I. Pagan & Son.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
BOARD AND ROOMS.

go HOTEL ROLAND.
0stn-st-. between Madison and Park ave.
-1oGern motel. with very comfort and con-
yenience: DELIGHTFUL ROOMS. 81 PER
PAAib 20 WEEK. LIGHT ROOMS. WITH
BOARD, Sl2 PER WEEK. SUNNY
IrH1ocMS. WITH BOARD. $14 PER WEEK.
khnery room mas hot and cold water steam
.E Isat ana electric light. Suites OF two and
cnt rooms. with bath. References re-
FIJI TtIE Su CANNOF BE EQUALLED FOR
ST ALBANS, East tS1st-st.-Redecorat
IhToushout; elegant suite; private baths
Sa G service; parIor dining room: table
BOARD.
~ EAST 3STH- -ST.-Large and small
r-oLns. with board: reference exhanged.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08

PLIES.-Oflce Purchasing Commissary, T. S Army
No 80 Whitehall street New York City. y. Y. March s.
19Ol.Sealed proposals furnishing
sistence Supplies this city thirty days
April 1901 will be received this office
a March l5 1901. Information furnished appli-
cation Envelopes bids should be PRO
possls for Subsistence Supplies. opened March 1901
and addressed TO Major D. l. BRAINARD c. s.. u S. A
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
Proposals.
PROPOSALS FOR METALLIC ORNA-

PROPOSALS FOR METALLIC ORNA-
MENTS.-Phila. Depot Q. NJ. Dept 142s Arch
Street Phia, Pa March 9Th. 190l-seaed proposals. n
triplicate, will be received here A
Saturday 1901 furnishing this depot with
the following mentioned Metallic for Collars
Of Summer Coats viz: 10000 Hospital Corps LOGO
nance; coo Post Quartermaser Sergeants; COO
sary Sergeans 600 Signal Corps; 1900 Electrician
geants; 5OO0 Engineers 100000 Numbers each l
20 20" incusive). Samples be M SchuylEu
Arsenal in this city Early deliveries are essential and
bidders must state how soon they he
ment reserves the right to reject accept any
proposals or part thereof Preference
ces OF domes e production manufacture
quality ana price uncludng in the price Of foreign pro-
ducton manufacture the duty thereon) being eoual
GUARANTEE in 10 cent. OF the value OF the rna-
ments must accompany proposals UNGUARANTEED
BIDS VIII no. be considered Fifty cents Internal Rev
enue required number of the guaranteed bid
Blanks for proposals viii be furnished upon application
Envelopes containing proposals proposals
for Metallic Ornaments" and addressed JOHN
FUREY. Asst Quartermaster General. u S Armv
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
OLD BOOKS BOUGHT & SOLD.

BOOKS for cash: entire libraries pur-
chased: calls al residences free s G.
RAINS. 3Sa ath-aEe
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
CURE FOR RHEUMATISM.

MANUAL TREATMENT for all chronic
muscular and nervous complaints. SEBN-
ARI, rs w 2Jth-st. Physicians references.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08

BILLIARD AND pool TABLES. new and
second hand. lowest prices. easiest terms.
MARX BROS. - Union Square
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A DVERTISEMENTS and subscriptions for The Tribune
- received their Uptown once No. 1.242 Broadway.
"a north OF 3ist-st until o'clock
received following ofnce. regular
office until o'clock viz 2o4 sth-ave.
23d-st.: 152 eth-ave.. Lth-st; Macys 6thAvs
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

PARTNER WANTED.--Chance for young
man. But 81, 600 required. No risk. Money
protected. Address Room 800. l23 Lilo
erty-st
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pnblie \ otlrcs.
NEw YORK sUPREME CorRr-In thn

NEW YORK SUPREME COURT-In the
Opening ad IN % AgS92@ q bo CITY Ct f % Is aca & q St
Ing title BY the Mayor Aldermen and Commonay Of the
premises in the twenty md Ward Of ,b So a
West west fft-thtd and wss SlfEh AysnIss
Sgsts GUY selected located and laid out
Chapter 82o Of the Laws OF 1851 We the undetsensd
Laws OF 1857 hereby give notice TO ne owbT so 0r me
lessee essees, parties and persons respectively end
to or ineFtstsa IN me lands tentents hered and
proceeding and to all others whom may concern 70 VIE
sessment In the above entitled ana have nIed
together damage and benefit usns 10
Of the Department OF Public Parks for the Inspection Of
Second: That the Board OF Street Opening and Inn-
c6aP 52o Of th EaW of 1887 's has Of said
be Incurred in acquiring b a1d oS c6 OF & The expense
asseSed uFo4 tn MSy3r AdeTmen and CommonaIty Of
that the balance or Lch expense should assessed upon
acquisition such park that the area WtsD oy bas ias
sid PaI or baiancs OF the said expense should as
Street the by Ninth and on the West 4oH b
Third: That the limits OF assessment for benso,
dneIae inc an 9s pieces or parees OF land situate lying
by said estimate and asessme6 5shs a6s MAY %
thirty days the FIRST pubcation OF this notice ~i'se s
o s on]GSn3 m 70 81 sIch b e5ae % IN writing With US
an 9 bySa m h IN m che RoroSSh s Of Manha
Of 1857 and that the said commissioners will hear
he 9 day y AP e6i at two ooeR P Me- s9g & ON
such suteeluent days as may be found necessary.
SS Court our Of hs Of New York at a
House IN Se % 9 Se Of @e YAK BordnF On he Of Court
on that day and that then and there or m 81 @ the & court
after counsel be heard thereon. will be
'Iaf Dated lifE FebrGsTH tag S 2sth Is6i
CHATNCEY s TRTAx
GGE9EGE FI;lNT WARREN. Jr,. Commissioner.
JOSEPH NJ SCHENCK. Clerk
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TYPEwRITERS.

TYPEWRITERS new. $40; hemodeued
Remingtons. Smiths. S35: rentals reduced;
prompt repairing. CONSOLIDATED TYPE
WRITER EXCHANGE. 2+I Broadway.
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MACHINERY.

AT REDUCED PRICES.-JOO secondhand
wood and iron working machines. FULLY
guaTaHteed: machinery bought and ex
changed. GEO Il. EDDY 39S Madlson-st
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CARPET CLEANING.

pets cleaned by steam. by hand or on the
moor. 1,55S Broadway, 42l East 4Sth-st.
COE & BRANDT. Tel 132-3Sth.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
DESKS AND OFFICE FURNITURE.
DRESsMANIyG.

DRESSMANIyR.
ARTISTIC FRENCH MILINERY.-Hats
copied from latest models at reasonable
prices; ladies' own materials made up.
HUMPHREY. 219 West 49th-st
COMPETENT DRESSMAKER wishes en-
gagements out by day IN private families
or home; perfect filter; latest spring STYLES,
renodeIs. alters. Address NJ. 25I West
42d St
COMPETENT dres-maker wishes more Gus
toners out bv the day. Al West a9th-st
DRESSMAKER.-Arti late Of 5th-ave.
has all the latest sprin~ styles home or
out by day. Mrs. WILSON 10 West 65th-st
MILLER FENDER. dressmaKers 2l9
west 4oth-st.- can take more customers
Tor the coming SCI son: excellent filters and
designers: prices reasonable; also childrens
cTessmakinR
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
DETECTIVE AGENCIES.

INTERNATIONAL DETECTIVE AGENCY.
Licensed and bonded. 800 Broadway
Rooms IlT-71S. telephons 1851 Franklin
All civil and criminal cases attended to by
expert detectives. male and female.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
9lnanrial meetiuas

New York. January i2th. 1901
Election Notice.
,-n,-, MtsEonri Pacific Railway Co.
Aoi!CE is hereby given that the annual
meeting ~ the stockacleers OF the Missouri Pacific
ffs fsy company Vll be held al the general once
80 0siatN IN he Cry of Louis Missouri on Tues
-, @s!en p 1901. al 300 clock A n for the cleo
ts uiTleen Directors for year and for
s - Of any Other business that may come
rTHk 80 hteellne Tie annual meeting
Ie he'd az the Office on the same dsy al - :00
noon The transfer books closed on Tues
,.seh <5Jt ltSl a. 3 90 O'Clock p M
kolse cay Following the meeting OF the stock
O'leis Or any adjournment thereof
A " c.,v1 GEO. J. GOULD. President
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
EMPLOYMENT AGENCIES,

ST. BARTH0l0MEI'9
EMPLOYMENT BUREAU.
I'll East 4@d-st-, first class domestlCs are
supplied.
New-York tribune., 1901-03-08
WORK WANTED.
Male

Male
YOUNG MARRIED MAN IS, at anything;
understands steam fitting. gas fitting or
porter,s work; willing and obliging- RAM
SEY, 756 2d-ave
YOUNG MAN. 90 at anything: has office
experience: speaks fluent Spanish. refer
ences- WALLINCi. 90 Leroy-st.
YOUNG MAN, 23, with a large firm; hve
years experience as salesman and assist
ant oookkeeper; references FREDERIC B.
MORLOK. s2e East 5ist-st
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New York. January u. 1901
f. -. ElecttOn Notice.
~ Louis. Iron Mountain A. Southern Rn,l.
N-nryr- way Co.
AO1lCE is hereby given that the annual
,neetng Of the stockholders Of the G. ro,. Iron
lie rt1 Sae Southern Railway Company win BE held al
Nss5 lice q the company IN the City oS 81 Ioui.
A n 80 o. lnesoay March 18th. 1901. al 800 O'clock
,unr ~ me eetor Of thirteen Directors sor The er-
year. ana The transaction Of snv other bsrs..
o ~ come before said meeting The annual meeting
.sns i+eeds vii be hed az the same Office on The
I. eiosss a. a. = 90 O'Clock noon The transfer books will
= 4uescay. January %. 1901 a 300 O'clock
rs.-, esa reo2e0ed the DAY following the ANIMAL
is or The stockholders " any sojournfnent tSereof
=. r. cALEF Secretary. -~D' PRESIDENT
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HELP WANTED.
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OFFICES. 5 Clinton-st.. or rs West-st.
WANTED. Men 70 travel TO Europe by
assisting feeding live stock ON fast
steamers; also experienced cattle men for
steady work. Call personally. ATLANTIC
SHIPPING OFFICE, 20I-209 2d-st
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wants office manager at New York; sal
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ence furnished; position permanent. Ad-
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NEw-fORH.
G ounirp Boaro.

DiRoNDACK OJSTAINS-Ad!:oudack House. open
"A June LIST. terms s. $40. particulars
address Mrs. e MEAD. Indian Lake. Hamilton 90 y y
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HORIZONS ICE CREAM.

HORIZONS ICE CREAM Is the standard
Ice Cream II the world. II Is no secret;
everybody knows Il. All orders promptly
hIed citv or c1untrv
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BILLIARD AND POOL TABLES.

EAST H-ST.-Large and small
r.ons. with board; reference exhanzed.
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GEN HOCSENORK-B neat Ger
man girl: wages Sl6-$lS. Call Nr~
LCCkEMEYE;R. l. West 99th-st
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DOMESTIC SITUATIONS WANTED.

GARDENER--Has first class testimonials.
sober and willing. Address T. G.. Trtbune
Office.
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HOW TO RE HEALTHY, BEAUTI-
III l. AND SIK KnNG-

HEALTH WATER Of the World Ingram
Llthia Water; Natural Specific: Rheu-
matlsru. BTights Disease. Indigestion.
DTopsy and Gout INGRAM LITFIIA
WATER co. h5-hT West 26th-st
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WORK. ANTED.

A LITERARY WOMAN Of ability and ex-
perience Will edit and revise manuscripts
assist with club papers and society reports
Work continental GRANT. 1.269 Broad
WdV-
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GARDENER. FARMER.-By married man
(SSl, one child. as working foreman on
gent!eman's place; board help u required;
reference. Address GARDENER Hemp
stead. Long Island.
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HOCSENEEPER- a young Protestant
woman: best city and country reference.
Address II X. .242 Broadway
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Single, middle aged. thor
oughly competent. reliable sober man:
milk. care one horse: can take full charge.
eight years personal city reference from
one place JAMES. Box 12, Tribune Office.
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VALET OF trreproGchabie character; high
est reference as to ability and honesty.
shtlful management of wardrobe, un-x-
celed JAPANESE 81 Jackson-st-. Room 15
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ly understands house duties, steam and
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driver; excellent personal references. TAY-
LOR. 203 East 4Sth-st
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MAID.-Y Young Gerrnan woman as usAfuI
maid - lady; good seamstress; willing to
assist with other light duties. refarercszu
Answer by letter 14f West STth-st
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GARDENER (HEAD). Scotch: married:
thoroughly practical including forcing OF
fruit, flowers. vegetables; 20 years expert
enCe in Scotland and states with best fam
uies; has references % prove character and
ability. GROW. Box 43. Tribune Office
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The tEHMANeGRAlG mAll.

- ATLANTIC CITY. y. J.
i-Fery modern luxury. Dining enclosed IN glas
over nfty private paths attached with salt
iLesh water Baggage checked from hotel 20 all parts
the country. n. :. WHITE. Jr.
OWNER AND PROP.
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MAID 10 ladies or children travelling y,
England. IN return for passage; expert
enced; reference. Mail address, STOCK
TON. I. T62 Madisoa-ave.
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GARDENER English: married: American
and European experience: thorOuEhly
competent in all its branches; best OF ref
erences Care OF DON. ia Chambers-st.
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VALET or travelling companion by a neat
sober and willing young man; speaks
French and English best references
MOTTELs 3 West 3Sth-st
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A TLANTIC cITYs NEW AND LUXURIOUS
HOTEL STRAND.
sun-parlor. dining and apartments
Its equipment unexceiled by other
Fifty suites with hot and cold s. ba
Write for Spring terms and illustrated booklet.
FAIRBAIRN & WILLIAMS
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-20

s400-Cambridge Bill won the second.
third and fourth heats. Fred NJ. sec
and; H. J. third; Pizarre fourth. Best
time, Alba. Geicha and Fred II. also
started, the latter be disclassed.
Second race, 2:17 class trot, purse
s400-ArtzeIla won the second, third
and fourth heats; Rand second; Blanch
x. distanced. Best time, attn.
Third race, 2:24 class trot, purse 500
Lizzie r. won first and third heats;
Castanet second; Turk Russell third;
Joan of Arc fourth. Best time, 2:13A.
BewilGer and Celie G.. also started.
Fourth race, 1928 class trot, purse
$400-Gold Bug won third, fourth n
fifth heats; Lou Potter second; Blue
Flower third; Hattie Macy fourth.
Best time, 2:22A. Nora Chimes, Don
Crawford, Satin Finish, Edna Dillon.
Whips, Jr., and Kate Cote also started.
Fifth race. 2:24 pacing. purse $500
Schly Pointer won first three heats;
Electrical Chimes second; Rachel third;
Medallion II. and Laura Dillon divided
fourth money. Best time, 2:17A. An
geline and NJ. A. NJ. also started.
The weeks racing in this city was a
decided success.
Mems $500 patent feathers, @f.0S.
McFADDEN's SHOE SALE.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-20
STANDING OF Gu Bs.

Wheeling and Dayton are now en-
gagged in a struggle for third place in
the Western Association, and the
Stogies have taken first blood.
Dayton arrived late, the game start
ing about four o'clock. The visitors
were fatigued from their long ride. and
did not have much opportunity for
practice. AS a result they played away
below their standard in the field. and
Wheeling took such a lead in two in
nings that Manager Armour decided to
substitute tielders, and say Durham for
u of the games this afternoon. He
had previously sent Wright home, and
the team is therefore short of pitchers.
wheeling gave STREET perfect sup
port until the ninth inning, when
Kincheloe allowed a ball to go through
his legs, and two runners scored. Kim
cheloe made a sensational stop early
in the game, and although he did not
hit safely, he connected with the ball
every time he was at bat.
It was In the fourth inning when
Dayton made their first hit. Two sin
giles and one cut at first gave them a
run. Another was added In the eighth
On Wheeler's long three base drive to
left field, and a single by Myers.
Wheeling started the ball a-rolling in
the first inning. Knoll walked, Han
nivan singled. and Lezotte sacrificed.
Both runners scored on Hsrbert's sin
gle. Kane got a life on Blues error,
and Herbert scored on Fox's fly out. In
the Iaxt inning, two scratch hits and a
clean single, aided by two fielding err
E and some poor judgment. enabled
Wheeling TO pile up a quartette.
Hannivan took Dunham's place in the
third. In the fourth two runs were
made off him. and in the fifth three
moi were added on Herbert's triple
between left and center when the bags
were all occupied. Smith went into the
box in the sixth inning, and no hits
were made off him, but Knobs clever
work on the bases resulted in a score:
The score:
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time. Men are growing dissatisfied at
having to work overtime.
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ALTOONA. Pa, July 1a.-Vice Presi-
dent Pierce, OF the Amalgamated Asso-
citation, arrived here on a morning
train, having beer sent by President
Shaffer to organize the 900 mill work
ers at the Duncansville plant of the
American Steel Hoop Company, all of
whom are still at work. Mr.. Pierce
said:
Just what steps I shall take in the
matter I cannot say until I visit the
scene and look over the field"
lie went to D~uncansvflle this after
noon.
The Duncansville mill workers re-
ceived a raise of wages July l, and "a
they are satisfied with the existing con-
ditions. The majority are n%on-unfon
men and many Of them were in the last
strike. There are some men in the
mill, however, who are advocating a
strike.