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Arranxe. for Public Meeting.

The Mckinley Interstate Republican Club
held its regular meeting at the Riggs House
last night and arranged for a public meet
ing next week. at which the Oregon Indian
War Veterans will te present and entertain
the club with "reminiscences Of life in the
far west. They will especially describe
their battles with the Indian tribes Of Ore
gon years ago.
Other interesting features will be on the
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Pleas of Not Guilty.

The following, upon arraignment before
Justice Barnard, in Criminal Court No. I,
have entered pleas Of not guilty: James
Hopkins false pretenses and forgery; Ed
ward Lawler. false pretenses and forgery;
Albert NJ. Haden, larceny; James Coats
and Clarence Hook. HOUSEKEEPING; James
Carter and Richard Craig, larceny from the
United States; Georgiana Early, larceny:
George Phoenix, false pretenses; Haywood
Mayo, larceny, and Isaiah Shelton, lar
cenY.
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weather conditions and general forecast.
The southwest low has moved rather
rapidly during the last twenty -four hours.
The main disturbance is central this morn
ing in the lower lake region and there is
a secondary development over the Atlantic
east Of Hatteras. ae.4Ssl =
The weather has cleared IN the southwest
and the lower Mississippi valley. 1t is
showing or sleeting this morning In the
lake region, Pennsylvania. central and west
ern New York. Maryland, the District OF
Columbia and Virginia. and raining in the
south Atlantic states
The area of snow and sheet will advance
over New England tonight. Clearing
weather may be anticipated in the lake
region and middle states Sunday and In
New England Monday.
Brisk to high east to north winds will
prevail on the New England coast On the
middle Atlantic coast brisk easterly winds
win shift to northwesterly tonight. On the
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Mr.. John Joy Edison, treasurer of the AS
ISOLATED Charities, acknowledges receipt Of
the following additional contributions:
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CLEARING SKIES PROMISED.

Sunday fs Expected tS BE Fair, but
Bree.y.oi & :
Forecast till pm. SUNDAY. -F9r the Dis
trict Of Columbia and Maryland, clearing
tonight. Sunday, fair; fresh to brisk
westerly winds. aE&
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UNITARIAN.

ALL SOULS CHURCH, l4TH AND L SITS. NV
9:45 am, Sunday school and class In comparative
religions, Prof Craven; 10 am, Unity Class; II
am. morning service. sermon by Rev. Earl VIII
bur Of Meadviile. Pa; Pm, Young Peoples Re-
ligious Union; pm, evening service. All seats
tree at evening services. u
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For Financial Ads. See Page Q.
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Equity Court No. 1-Justice Hagner.
Porter agt Sayre; decree for complain
ant. Hough agt. Hough; no sufficient evil
dence of desertion.
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Colored Soldier. in the War.

Total ................... 49s
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. LUTHERAN.

81 PAUL'S ENGLISH LUTHERAN
CORNER 18TH AND ii SITS. NV,
REV. F. w. MOOT. PASTOR
Morning WHY WE DO NOT UNDERSTAND"
Evening-"THE BENEVOLENCE AND THE
WRATH OF GOD HARMONIZED."
Prayer meeting. Thursday, 7:30 pm.
Topic-"SEVEN CURES FOR TROUBLE
Seats free. Strangers welcome. 1t
LUTHER PLACE MEMORIAL CHURCH, THOMAS
Circle, pastor J. G. Butler.-Services, II and
7:3O KELLER MEMORIAL. 9th and Md. ave.
me-, pastor. c. II. Butler. II and 80. 1t"
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To Desirable Tenants.

The second door Of The Evening Star Annex
win be rented TO a desirable tenant. Size. box100
feet. Steam heat. electric light and motor power:
Elevator service. Apply at The Star Once. oc2-tS
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MT. PLEASANT CHURCH. COLUMBIA ROAD
near 14th ST. Invite pastor Rev NJ. Ross
Fishburn, will preach at II and pm:
Sunday school al $50 am; C. Z. at . pm. 1t
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL CHURCH, COR. 10TH
and G NV, Rev. S. NJ. Newman. D. D.,
pastor.-11 m. pm, next illustrated service
upon the life of Christ Music by quartet and
chorus choir. led by DR.. j. W. Bischon. organist;
Sunday school. $50 am; Christian Endeavor
6:45 pm. 1t
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THE PEOPLES CHURCH, 423 G ST NV,
Alex Kent, pastOr.-Mrs. Kent will speak at
11:15 of her impressions in Cuba. Bible class at
1918. Seats free. All welcome. ROdneys Cal
vary will be sung a baritone solo at the
vice, and Nearer, My God, to Thee by
quartet. 1t
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OSTEOPATHY.

G. D. KIRKPATRICK, DO, 1413 G NV.
Lady associated. Examination free
feI-52t-4'
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-02

III NJ is, ju1ap ur 81 ii iuzE
~ you can ST NJ, ou4 ~ tho b6ys af
Afmory hall, Union U<reet.
Miss Olive Hamilton, OF East Ldver-
pool, has returned home from i pleas
n visit with Miss Ora Dawson. Of
the Fourth ward.
he Case School of Applied Science.
viii return home the 18th for his sum
mer vacation.
June will be a memorable month to
several couples who reside in the Fifth
ward, as it Will be the month that they
will take on the yoke of matrimony.
Several popular young lady clerks ARE
among the number.
There will be the regular church SER
vice in all the churches. sabbath
school at the regular hour. Young peo-
pies meeting at all the churches but
the Methodist at the regular hour.
Epworth League at the Methodist
church at the regular hour.
From now on Euworth Park Will
most likely be in great demand. Every
thing is fixed first class there. The
hotel is under very good management.
the cottages are looking nice, and, not
least of all, the park is in beautiful
condition. The trains on the b. & @.
will just suit he patrons, as they can
come and so whenever they please. A
very interesting programme has been
arranged and it viii no doubt please
as it always has.
Two scholarships were offered to the
two scholars of the graduating class
who had the highest average. One
was offered by the Wheeling Elliott
School and the other by the Otterbein
Business College, OF Westerviile. Miss
Ida Mae Swaney and Miss Matte Hens
ley got the highest averages. both get
ting IN average of 30.
The Columbia Theatre orchestra
were surely enthused in their playing
commencement night. as they rendered
some of the finest music ever offered
in the city. All the musicians are be-
ing complimented on their playing.
Emmett Boyles is i'll at his home in
the Second ward with the fever.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-02
VIEWS OF N cLEws.
Special to the Register.

Special TO the Register.
NEW YORK, June I've have had an
other week of re~actionary movement on
the Stock Exchange; no more SO, however,
than might be expected from the extra
ordinary activity that preceded it. At one
stage of the BOOM" the weekly transac-
tons ranged at fully 100000 shares per
week, representing money valuation of
about 1h billions of dollars. For the past
week, the sales have aggregated at the
rate of about 3,750,o 900 shares for an I'M
broken week. This shows a decline of Is
per cent in the volume of shares ex-
changed, comparing the present with the
recent maximum of transactions. The
current weekly sales of 8 ,75o,00o shares are,
however, largely above the average of re-
cent years, the ang for 1900 having been
2,660,OoO shares per week; 1899. S,360.00
shares and 1898, 2,l60,N0 shares, which
shows the current weekly business is 1,o4S,-
900 shares Cor nearly 40 per cent? greater
a the average weekly sales for the
years 1900, 1899 and 1898. 1t is thus evil
dent that, great as has been the reaction
of the last three weeks, yet it is far from
having exhausted the vitality and specu-
lative resource of the market.
The staying qualities of the situation are
strikingly evident from the comparative
stability Of prices. There rs still some
realizing on speculative accounts, and not
a few conservative operators prefer to
satisfy themselves as to the real strength
of the market by postponing buying for a
time, but selling readily brings out buying
with a promptness which shows that the
under-element of confidence is very strong.
The following prices of twenty-five ac-
tive railroad stocks, on the eve of the
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BEILAIRE.
shade.ide BuiIdIne.

1t is remarkable the amount of new
houses going UP in S~haGyside. The
people there take a great deal Of inter-
est in the little town ana are always
trying to improve it. For { while there
was a great deal of talk Of extending
the present street car line down there.
Several men from Shadyside went to
have a conference with the officers Of
the company, who sent down a sur
veyor 10 look over the grount. and this
was the last heard of Il. When the
people saw that this was no 90 they
talked of IN independent company u n
ming a line from the place where the
cars now stop to ShadysIde. It seems
that this has fallen through with. Such
a connection between Bellaire and
Shadyside would be a great help to the
people there and also the people of
Bellaire. Any Company which would
run tracks there wou.u surely make a
good investment as there are a great
many people who reside there and a
great many nice orchards where attsac-
tons could be held ana where a great
many nov are held. What this matter
needs is some one to back IT and that
should be the ones it would do good.
The Bellaire people are the oncs.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-02

NEW YORK, June 1=Yeaferdayf
/ strength was continued III the Amefi<
can departnent Ii London this porning
when United States Eteel Ind risen 5
points and Atchison 2A before the
opening here. There was rather excft3
ed trading here when NE market ppen-
ed, and blocks OF several thousand
shares of q number OF stocks were
taken. In United States steel the OPEN
ing sales were of $4,000 shares at so
and 49k, compared with 4SA last night.
The preferred wal also up a point,
Atchison sold at IS to 85H, compared
with 83x last night and Union Pacific
at 10 to 11GA. compared with 1854
last night. Missouri Pacific rose is
and there were gains OF a point in st.
Paul, New York Central, Pennsylvania,
Amalgamated Copper, American To-
bacco and Atchison preferred. Pur-
chasing orders for large amounts OF
stock Increased the opening gains. The
extreme rise ranged up to 3A in Union
Facific, 211 in st. Paul and 4 in Metro
politan street railway. In addition
there were advances of 2 points or more
in Atchison, Brooklyn Transit, Lacka-
wanna, Erie second preferred, Kansas
& Texas preferred and Illinois Central.
United States Steel rose an extreme 2
and the preferred IN. Profit taking in
Union Pacific caused it to lose 1N be-
fore II o'clock, with a sympathetic eff
feet on some stocks.
The carrier leaders fell somewhat into
the background in the second hour and
were only steady, but aggressive new
points of strength developed, notably
among the grangas and trunk lines.
st. Paul rose rapidly 9$ points over
last night and the preferred 5. The
gain in Rock Island was 5k, North
western as, Great Northern preferred
Az, and New York Central, Missouri
Pacific, Denver & Rio Grande prefer
red, Lake Erie & Western, American
Tobacco, Brooklyn Transit, Manhattan,
the United States Steel stocks and Gen.
eral Electric 2 to 3. Gains of l to 3
points were quite numerousc. The
closing was animated and buoyant at
the top level.
Close.-Money on call nominal.
Prime mercantile paper 3%@4k per
cent. Sterling exchange nominal, with
actual business in bankers bills at
SASSY for demand and $4.S5@4S5h
for sixty days; posted rates $4.85k and
$3.50. Commercial bills $4.S4A @4S4%.
Silver certificates nominally soc. Bar
silver 59Mc. Mexican dollars 48c.
State bonds inactive. Railroad bonds
firm. Government bonds steady.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-02
MARKET RUMoRs.

Specials to White & White.
NEW YORK, June Northern Pac-
life suit settled. Morgan nominating d.
rectors. Other interests represented.
Bull pool formed in Rope and Irvine.
Rumors of an extra dividend en-
Louisville in July. Earnings on B. K.
T. reported very good in spite OF BAD
weather. Talk of extra payment on
General Electric.
Rumors of Erie interests offering $50
for control of D., l.. & w. Retirement
of Wabash debenture "A" expected
against 4 per cent. bond issue. Ex-
pected in Chicago that Peoples Gas Will
buy Chicago Edison property.
Lawson bullish on Sugar.
Early action considered probable in
Southern Railway, preferred dividend.
Talk of closer union between Monon.,
Louisville and Southern Railway.
Bulls hopeful on prospects OF 5. +.
minority stock.
Market yesterday, very strong, clos
ing at best.
The Sun has a INT that Gould may
get Southern Pacific, Union Pacific, re-
tanning Central Pacific.
DOW, JONES & co.
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nres ~ think ~ u t1mo belng the
long SIDE = the begt NH Whe6t should
Be bought on nott 1pots. With SON
timed dry weAther the market will
advance materially. Estimhted cars,
IS.
Corn-For July 4sc; closed yesterday
at 4M044%c. Tone Of market
strong; smaller receipts anticipated for
time being and conditions not alto
gether favorable for the growing crop.
Speculative operations are not large,
however, and the general tone is steady
and firm. Local stocks increased about
750, 1000 for the week. Estimated cars,
400.
Oats-For July 7sxc. Market steady.
Crop advices continue unfavoraDle and
country disposed to buy oats. General
tone OF market Arm, and now that May
manipulation is past, q shipping de-
mand should appear. Estimated cars.
29O.
Provisions-Market steady and with
out material change. Receipts of hogs,
$4,000 head. against $4,000 head last
year. Speculative operations small
and ~featureless. The expectation of
generally large movement OF hogs pre-
vented confident buying, and the gen.
eral local feeling seems to be that pro-
visions should sell lower during the
month. Shipments-Meats, 4,076, 900,
against z,910, 900; lard, 1,702, 900,
against 2,507, 900; pork, S37, against
1902. F. G. LOGAN.
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4 BOOM MARKET
FOR SATURDAY.
ON A RISING MARKET
STEEL COMMON CAME WITHIN A
FRACTION OF THE
PAR MARh.

L0ndon Led on with Advancing
Prices, and Set the Pace for New
YOrk-The Bank Statement was a
Very Favorable One-The Surface
Indications are for Higher Prices
on Monday, bat How Long They
VIII Last No One Can Teli-fndus-
trials, fractions and Railroads
Alike Participated in the General
Advance-Prfces of Local Stocks
General Interesting Gossip Of the
Market-views Of Henry Jews.
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CHICAGO PRICES.
Special to White & White.

Special to White & White.
CHICAGO, June Wheat, 75Ac for
July; yesterdays close 74hc. Liver
pool was Nc higher. There was again
very little selling pressure in the mar
ket and the tone was strong on con-
tinued dry weather through the west
and northwest. 1t is not thought
serious damage has been done in any
quarter SO far, but the tendency is
steadily toward a modification of pre-
vious crop estimates. There are no in
dications OF rain during the next
t~wenty-four hours. The visible ON
Monday will probably show q moderate
decrease. Clearances for the day wefe
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-02
Pittsburg Closing Prices.

PITTSBURG, Pa, June 1.-Consoli-
dated Traction 23B.
Philadelphia, 51A.
Electric End, Ga.
Monongahela Coal, common, 1917
pref. ASH.
Pittsburg Coal, common, 31A, pref.
94A.
Brewing, 26A, pref. ASH.
Window Glass. 90, pref. 92b.
Fire Proof. 3Szs, pref. 53A.
Marsden, 6.
Crucible, 23es, pref. S6b.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-02

One of the local papers is always
growing about the salary of the Bellaire
marshal and that he is paid so elegant
" Dy the city. If this paper would take
the trouble to inquire around about the
salary that nearby and smaller towns
pay this ~oiacial, they would change
their tune. The Bellaire marshal gets
the small sum of SIS per month and
fees, with no day man TO assist him.
Not so with other towns. Take for
instance Bridgeport, a much smaller
town than B~ellaire. The marshal gets
$50 a month. fees and a day man. In
Martins Ferry the marshal gets $50
per month. fees and a Gay man. Now in
both instances the towns are smaller,
the marshal has less work tt do and
geas v e double the salary which the
marshal of Bellaire gets. The marshal
has petitioned Council for a day man,
but that body, or me police committee,
never have as yet acted on the matter.
The city could we'll afford to pay this
official as much. if not more, than tie
other towns pay and give an assistant
Then, if everything was not accom-
plished, some kick could be exT scted.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-02
Special to the Register.

P~ eS SefoN
NEW YORK, June 1.-The market
to-day developed into a regular bull
movement all along the line. To-day's
transactions were on a large scale for
Saturday, at advancing prices, and the
close was at about the best. The YER
age range of prices are now about what
they were before the panic. London
came 2 and 3 points higher this morn
ing, and the New York market imme-
dlately responded. The authoritative an
nouncement that the Morgan-Hill-Har-
riman-Vanderbilt fight over Union and
Northern Pacific had been settled, thus
removing the disturbing influence that
was the immediate cause Of the panic,
was the strongest influence working for
higher prices. Union Pacific was one
of the conspicuous leaders, opening at
40, an advance of 1h, and selling to
112A. The rise in st. Paul is also sig
nifcant, it closing at 171B, a gain Of
A9%s, and it would not be surprising if
st. Paul would turn out a Vanderbilt
property. All stocks made substantial
kains, almost without exception, the
ore conspicuous being Atchison COM
on 23s, Rock Island 51a. Southern
racifc u, Missouri Pacific 1%, B. & O..
1B, New York Central ia and Penn
sylvania IA. The Fries, Reading, New
York, Ontario & Western, Chesapeake
& Ohio, Norfolk & Western and South
ern Railway were all strong.
United States Steel again led the in
dustrials, preferred opening at 9SA, a
gain of "a, selling to 9934, and closing
at $685.. The common opened with a
sale of 10000 shares from 1914 to so,
against yesterdays close of 48A. 1t
sold up to 81, closing a. 50A.
The New York fractions Joined in
the movement, aided somewhat by sat
isfactory earnings by Brooklyn last
month. Brooklyn gained 4 points,
Manhattan 2B and Metropolitan 2k.
Peoples Gas, Amalgamated Copper
and Tobaccos all developed strength.
The bank statement was better than
expected, and was as follows:
Reserve, decrease, s35, 1926; loans. in
crease, $7,442,100 specie, -Acrease, ST.
122,S00; legals, increase, 81, 661, 500; de-
posts, increase, 81, 2S1, 300; circulation,
decrease, $11.10
1t looks as If there would be a higher
range of prices Monday morning, and
1T might be a good plan to take profits.
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-02
SUGAR PRICE RESTORED.

PHILADELPHIA, June 1.-The Nc
Cahan Sugar Refinery Of this city, which
reduced its prices for refined sugars yes
terday, restored them at noon to-day.
This puts all re1ners on the same basis
except the Arbuckles, Of New York,
which are stiN Is points lower.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-02

WASHINGTON, June I.-To-day's
statement of the treasury balances in
the general fund, exclusive of the $780,
000,0 0 gold reserve in the division Of
redemption shows:
Available cash balances $162, 1888, 46s;
gold $94, 432, PAS.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-02
O ALL RECORDS.

Plant mt Mingo Puts Out 5,9O0 Tons
in a Month.
Special to the Register.
STEUBENvILLE, O., June 1.-The
American Steel Hoop Company plant
at Mingo Junction broke all previous
records for this or other plants of this
character last month, turning out 500
tons. The next best record was made
two years ago. and was 5,420 tons.
The present tonnage means an average
OF 20S tons for each working day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-02
Chicago Closing Prices.

CHICAGO, June Wheat, July
74%c; September 72&c.
Corn-July Aye; September 44%c.
Oats-July 2S%c; September 26Bc.
Pork-July $l4.62; September $14.75.
Lard-September 1915.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-02

The Heatherington-Elk Band boys
boys opened their grand fair and festf-
val Thursday afternoon with 4 ran
ball. both afternoon and night. Good
crowds were In attendance. Friday
night they had 4 good crowc, and Last
night they had the best attendance Vi.
The fair and festival Will last ten dsys.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-02
Local stocks.

Having no local stock exchange, ami
the market for local securities, being
inactive, a great many holders find it
d~lflcJlt to get 4 correct idea of the
market value CT their securities.
Thinking it might be of interest to
stockholders of local enterprises we
will endeavor to daily quote, as near
as it is imposibleto obtain it, the market
value of he most active local stocks.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-02
Vow TO MAKE MONEY

No line offers a more safe. absolute or
fixed method for big returns on every doll
lar Invested than does our speculative do
partment. One account of $500 returned
over sl,2e0 In the past Is days. We guaran-
tee a profit of at least 2S per month on all
moneys invested through us. Send for a
free copy OF our booklet on speculative In
vestlnent which gives fun particulars OF
our system. LEWIS w. JOHNSON. In
yestment Broken, liz Wall ST.. New York.
judi.
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louis & Nash. unIao4 - (bfd).....1e1
Mo- kas. = Texhs mdS.e+..-4A.. u
New York Central, lsts-:-.los
New Jersey Central general IS Cbid) .<12231
Nortnern Pacific y s.---- az
~. YrC& st. I. .1Us7
Norfolk q Western consol s......10 l313
oregon Navigation. lists IBID ..-...... 100
-uo - lU74
oregon Short Line IS .1esx
uu %
Reading general 9SI
Rio Grande Western .f0lh
st L. & Iron Mount consol 5s..........115
St T. s. r. general Is (bid) ...-.....-IA
~. faui consolS 1&3
st; f. Chi & Pac. lists tbid9 ....~.....l lo1.
10 % tpluJ
Southern Pacific As gSs
southern Railway IS lis
Rope q Irvine SIS ......... g..
Texas q Pacific lists (bid) ..-.........1s
do Ends Cbid) 81
Union Pacific As 1tsIi
Wabash lists ibid .1ff
do 2ndS (bid) no
West Shore As ia
Wisconsin Central lists .......... SsA
virginia Centuries (offered) ........ 95A
ADAMS Express los
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-02

ALEX Fl
Manager Clearing House.
The Hazlett Quotations.
The following quotations are furnished
by Howard Hazlett & Son. brokers. Ma
tional Exchange Bank Building:
NEW ORR. June L.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1901-06-02

NEW YORK, June Market looks
as IL people are getting their nerve
again, and as IL it would last until Mon
day afternoon or Tuesday, at least.
ASHWELL e co.