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The evening Republican., 1902-09-11

A combination of errors with the
assistance os several hits and bad
decision by Umpire Serad lost Will,
mington A. A. the game at Chester
yesterday in the ninth inning. In
that inning the A. A. team was
three runs to the good the score be-
ing 7 to 4, but Chester made gar
rison finish and won out by the
score Of 8 to I.
Up until the fatal ninth inning
the A. AS. had Chester outplayed
in every point OF the game and
should have won hands down.
BIough had been given excellent
support, q bad throw by Aubrey,
being the only error On the A. A.
side until the ninth. Willis was in
the box for Chester and pitched a
good game. Except in the seventh
inning he was given good support.
Wilmington A. A. got down to
work in the first inning and scored
three runs. Aubrey was given a
free pass, Hartley hit one up against
the right field screen and Tate lift
ed one over the centre field fence.
Chester scored two runs in it half
of the first inning on McCabe's free
pass and hits by Agnew and Cas-
sidy.
4. A. scored another run in the
fourth inning Oh hits by Tate and
Winhaln, three more in the seventh
inning GA errors by Bonner and Cas-
silly and hits by Aubrey and Hart.
ley.
Chester scored one in the sixth
inning on Agnew's single, Cassidys
sacrifice and Tenplins's single,
Another run was scored in the
ninth inning three runs to the bad
ana won out. McCale singled to
centre and Hartley iuggled the ball,
allowing the runner to reach sec
ond. Agncw was safe on Aulrey's
error. lie stole second and with
McCabe scored on Cassidy's hit to
centre, who was thrown out trying
to stretch it into Il two Dagger.
Bartholl singled, Tempting knock
cd u fly to Tate making two out,
aud Johnson bit a fly Il short dis
lance back Of first base. Deal got
to Che bail hut dropped it. This
Tut Bartholl on second andJohnson
on first. Willis singled to left and
Tate in attempting to catch Bar
tho'l at the plato threw into the
blcuchcrs and the above runner
scored.
Mehlcr went over the fence after
the ball and threw to Blouyh at the
plate who had johnson out by two
feet, but Umpire Serad called him
safo and that ended the game,
When BIough touched johnson
at the plate he with other A. A.
players started in for their bat as
they thought Serad had called the
ruuncr out, When they learned
different Deal ran up to Serad aud
started to argue the question with
him. A crowd run out on the field,
| the obstetrics habit, and surround
Ell Deal and for short time it look
cd as though there would be riot.
After u time however the crowd
| quietel down.
Score by innings:
W. A. A..........3 00l 0 $50 o.
Chester .........2 5000 l | 0 is
The evening Republican., 1902-09-11
FREIGHT CAR
IN A BLAZE.
Filled With Naptha Threat.
ened to Destroy Rail-
road Bridge.

Philadelphia Sept. 1.-THE South
western section Of the city wasillum.
mated early this morning by the
burnisg Of a tank car OF naptha near
Gray's Ferry bridge. The car was
attached 20 Philadelphia, Whining
ton & baltimore freight train at For
ty.seven tn street. The flames from
the naptha which Ignited from some
GAUGE unknown. shot high Into the
air for fully an hour, and eommuni-
Gated to a car loaded with CO! too,
which was practically destroyed.
Four empty box cars were also
damaged The railroad officials
placed the entire loss at about 81. 100
but it is believed that the loss will
greatly exceed that amount.
Owing to the inaccessible charac.
ter Of the ground on which the tank
car stood, the city fireman were
compelled to fight the flames from
the bridge. They were assisted by
the railroad employees, who turned
streams Of water on the shooting
flames. All that could be doue was
to drench and save the other cars
in the vicinity.
Patrolman Curtis, Of the Sixty.ffth
street ane Woodlawn avenue station
discovered the outbreak and summon
ed the engines.
The naphtha was consigned 10 the
Sunlight Oil and .Gasolne Company
Of tins city and 1.-THE cotton to the
Springfield Waste Company, Of Paw
tucket, II. l.
A balze last night 10 the preserve
factory No. IT'S Norrh Phillip
street occupied by Benjamin Bry an
caused a loss estimated at about
$4,000. The fire started on the
first floor, and waspracticaily con-
fined there, but the smoke aud
water damaged a great quantity OF
goods throughout the building.
The origin 10 unknown.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-11
Last Hitch In the Negotiations Has
Been Overcome.
BARTRAM WILL CATCH IF ABLE
There Will be at Least Four Thous-
and People Go From Here
to Witness the Game.

great shape. Every man filled bis
position and there was not a square
peg in the entire outfield. They
swatted the ball just when it was
needed and they got everything
that came their way. Harrisburg
had never seen such ball playing
and the crowd was very liberal in
their treatment toward Wilmington
although it, was hard to take the
game. Wilmington will be in Har-
risburg for two more days and Man
ager Weigand and his team will
endeavor to bring home all three
games.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-11
pI1yei The Devil

Lentz Lonzo Gold was married on
Wednesday evening by the Rev. II.
S. DuIaney to Miss Carrie i. Deni-
thorne The groom said he was an
actor and that he took the charcter
OF the Devil IN the play which he is
SAID to successfully take the par t.
lie and his bride came from New
York to he married by our most popu
lar Wilmington parson.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-11
st. Johns Guild To Meet.

st. Johns Guild and the won ans
Auxiliary OF st. Johns Episcopal
Church will hold joint meeting ~
the parish house on Friday after.
noon at 3 O'Clock.
The meeting will be an important
one and large attendance Ia dc.
sired.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-11
&. Al -,

WNIwrAKEG On sap. ID, TO-. james
WHITAKER
HeGa'I.r. triend nm mo II bers Of TIA" sous
of +. tr.Yrge, 50 H.! an N CHI! 'l"is " tht
.iIrIaT and I;ut'ugNH0rLnf o hte invited 70
ailcHd thu funeral >r'VIHnI III GN late resi-
,,o"cr u. III! ". nj street, on Saturday
afternoon. ~"Yt, lith, a. UHloc!I Inter
rlent q. vi ming Oh aud DrAndJ" iEo GENE
very.
lOWNE#-In tbs rity on %'pi. II 49,"
ihHr.c. H. l.DWrl II, AZ d "A yea ).
Relatives MT llItui- ave invited 10 attend
the funeral >lrvItts iron. HI. late iesiucE"r,
NO. IS " e. III Siirc', o. Saturlay after
noon, opt. ID, aj !,.J Ociocs intcrment nj
iiiErrViuW cemetery.
CAI.AHAN.-,l Ilammnitun, pa, on SOFT.
., 40 IoHu X. ihlantl, IN MS 4lSt wear,
Relatives and trlpu!-, ago WenoAHh Tribe
o. 80 and !. -. o. f. No. a Of Genre vIll"
ant the q ,.cs in genera nrr 'nvite! to at
tomb wthpuD lurtt"r notice 1n FrliHy Sept
It'll. W monI ~ tIs h"hH, at 0 c"Gi' III
;"rmept 1t Brand VINE 6lpust Cemetery
/ hl ia ) Ford, PL,
The evening Republican., 1902-09-11
WRlTS SERVED
ON LINDSAY.
Sheriff Makes Service in
Explosion Damage
Suit Cases.

In all the damage cases filed with
Prothonotary speakman against tho
Jessup and Moore Paper Co. growing
out Of the recent explosion at tho
Delaware Pulp Works, service has
been made on David Lindsay, tho
vice president Of the Co. Attorney
William r. Lyman, represent ng
Smith Williams, administrator Isaac
Hutton one OF the victims filed suit
to recover damages. Coroner Frlck
as yet has not set any date for the
inquest on the victims of the cxplo.
sion.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-11
Rows VIVID RLDEEOkLlEE.

With u family around expecting him 30
die, and u Ion riding for life, Is miles. to
got DE- Ktng, NJw Disc ovtry for Coz
sumption, Gyulhs and Colds, ". a..
Brown Ut Louisville lni., endured death .
agOnirs from Asthma, but this wonderful
medicine gave instsnt relIet and soon
cured him. He writes ] now sleep
soundly every might Like marvellous
curss Of Consumption, Pneumonia, BTon
chiti., Coughs Cold and Grip prove It's
matrh.es4 merit for all throat aud lung
troubles. Guaranteed bottles 50c.and H..
TrinI bottles free AT n, b, Dnnlorth' .
drug store
The evening Republican., 1902-09-11
Basket Ball l.eayue,3

Wilmington will IN all probabel-
ity have a local basket ball league
this Season.
Among the teams that will likely
be in the League are the West End
Reading Room, Brownson Library
Association, Natiooal Guard aud
Company II. OF New Castle.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-11
ClirapO nMNS. cad.

Chicago, Sept. ll,-Jesse Cox. for
nearly thirty years 4 member of the
Chicago Bar. died last night at the
Presbyterian hospital, of pneumonia,
following an operation for Appendix
cltis.
Mr.. Cox vas born at Mount Holly,
n. j., in 1873. His parents were
Quakers. lie studied law at the
University of Pennsylvania and in
oNlcs Of Henry Wharton. of phiiadel-
pima. lie came to Chicago in 1873.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-11
TO Burn Soft Coal.

In order 10 tide over the first cold
snap the Board OF Education ia now
putting In supply Ct soft coal for
the public schools. 1t is hoped
that by the time the supply becomes
exhausted that the hard coal will
be secured.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-11
Gx3 Car Strikes Carriage. 800

Mrs, J. II. DUNCAN oil Woodale,
was injured slightly to-day by car
No. PIG Of the Wilmington City Rail.
way Company, striking her carriage
on Maryland Avenue. The carriage
was badly damaged.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-11

Y WFTtTNNIf 1I1gN01T T,
At Philadelphia Baltimore. 5. Philadel-
phta. 8.
Second game-Batimoro. 4: Philade-
phia. 3.
At Boston Washington, 81 Boston, 5.
Second Ramc-Washi ngton, B; Boston. 7.
At Detroit-St Louis. 8. Detroit ..
Second Fnue--St. Louis, 3: Detroit. !.
At tlcvt.S nd-Chicug 6; Cleveland. ..
Second game-Chicago, 0: Cleveland. H.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-11
FORTUNE FAVO2S A TEXAN,

'IIaving distressing pains in head
back and stomach, AMI being without i
petite began to u.o DR.. Kings New
Life Pills" writes W. p. Whitehead. Of
Kennedale, Texas, "aud soon felt like a
new man. lntalible In stomach and
liver troubles, Oniy 25c. AZ n. u. Dan
forth's drug store.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-11

tr.a! OF Caparella vs. the BrandywlEe
Granite Company he could not re-
member it and did inot known that
DiMlo rcsiI.d ia hvondale. Ii:
could not remember that DMalo was
called as witness TO prove wit
ness 5 competency as b,aster. He
had seen Hannucci once before Jan.
uary in Sustilo's place OF business at
Sixth and Tatnal!.
In regards to the IS given to him
by DlMlio he could not rtm.mbcr
tint he paid SuStillo for the drinks.
lie could no! tell how many Italians
were there and Sustil!o mad. no de-
mand for payment for the beer. lie
paid SliilI!othe SAN. day. liz NAL
ed MaiO llS papers to Avondaic and
the sane with iii. Other man y corti-
cAtes Of naturalization. The first
time II. had knowielge, the men Nv
ed at Avun1a was two weeks after
the papers were secured. Ii, under
stool the oath administered 10 him
IA. the Court IIoUs..
Victor &. Woo,cv testified to Mr..
WhiteMan That he WAS PrlthJaatoIv
OF New Castle Comfy up to January
|. 1917 Jei.ntca AMI NAnnlctl hal
considerable business in the office
getting out first papers fer Italians
who were working for udges Broth
crs and Bangs lie knew DcLuccl
as being Il man Of honesty ana fair
d:lllrT.
10 Mr. Bvrne he testified DtLlc,
ca appeared frequently ii the OIL,
to qualify llaiiaus.
; - MIR. Wnteman there wara
about 800 ltlilns mlrsha.lel by De-
Lu3cA an pcrluo AMI wrote their
names when they could not write
ana tod thGlr names when they
, could write.
G ERIK Of The Peace Q1iyIey DIR. J.
II. IIugGs, Peter j. Ford, William L.
KurtA Owcn J. llc.s!n, Harry y.
. B2As Ju gave testimony as TO charac-
ter.
Naunuc.i vas the next witness
, and N answer t. j. Frank Ball CesLi-
lict he rea4l.s at Chatham and Or
merely lived a. BAKERS ,Lllloa mar
. AyoNd ale r4,iiA fer JHctr. y.Lrs
10 Chester County
lie liY2I in Wilmington for SIX
week, ia 1850. IL is row agent for
u. SISli!o and has cone TO Wiming.
| ton once or tW;C2 Il ,montA, II. n Al
SEGA D&l.lc3L aDolt tAtnt o. fout
, tunes btipr2 Jl0llrG IL. II! neVtr
t hat any conversation with DtLIc1l
| regarding til. natrrtIIzatIpn Of
. ltlII4ns. Ga toe day lie cam. down
. to tx up his accounts Win SuitiIIo
and That was his SJ!e GJIe1t ia CON-.
' Iug here.
:. IL had no cDnvcrsa ion with Di-
t Mao about coming to Wilmington
i or about sarurng his piptr7. tie
d lonia Inv til him d 'L1"u would
II get ont his papers. He gave SINH
lar testimony regarding S'r lu@H,
a Il was the same with DAntonip ana
, Valerie. He mover was in the County
:, Court House and never rc"rlV"l
, money from the men II get soma
Z one to sc. the m'n uuturailHeI. lie
8 never gave any money for that
n purpose to DeLucca sanl what Lem
q on sworr was false. lie bad no
n knOvlHlta ,h;,t the mon wcrO nat
q uralilrl until after this trouble
| It was customary for him TO bring
. the mail to the Italians FROM the
i post office.
It He paid no attention to the men
The evening Republican., 1902-09-11
Bids Opened

Manager Smith opened bids today
for the dredging Of three state
rivers and tho bids ranged from Is
to Is cents a yard.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-11
APAKSON'S kOBLE ACT.

II want all tho world to know" writes
Rev. G. J. Budlong. Of Ashaway, Il. l.,
what q thoroughly good and reliable
medicine ! found In Eleoric Bitters.
Theyi cured inc Of jaundics and liver
roublss that had caused mo great suner
Ing for many years. For q genuine. all
around cure they excel anything ever
saw Elsctrio itters are the surpr iss
OF all for their wonderful work In l. vsv,
Kidney aud Stomach troubles. tn't
fail TO try them. Only Soc Satisfa, lion
isguaranteed by N. Is. Danforth. k
The evening Republican., 1902-09-11
Laid Conversion, for Church.

Townsend. Del. Sep. 10. In
the presence OF a large gathering
and with very interesting exercises.
the corner stone Of the new Meth
odist Episcopal Church was laid
this afternoon. Addresses were de-
livered by the Rev. DR.. Baker, pre-.
siding elder Of the Easton district;
the Rev. G. II. Hardesly, Of Smyrna;
the Rev. G. ?. Jones. OF Hurlock.
Md, and the Rev. Il. +. Beauchamp,
Of Still Pond, Md. The contributions
amounted to $3.50 during the exercis.
es. The new cditice will cost $4,000.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-11

WILMINGTON 10; HARRISBURG 3.
Manager Wieganl 8 team made a
big hit IN Harrisburg yesterday by
taking the first game Of tho series
from that team by the score Of 10
to 3.
The Wilmington team played in
The evening Republican., 1902-09-11
DIAMOND Du ST.


Philadcl phia Giants over the
bridge to-day.
Wilmington plays at Harrisburg.
Boston comes tomorrow and a
warm time is expected,
Aubrey made two bad throws
which am unusual thing for him.
Blough was hit hard in the last
part of the game.
Chester needs a new umpire.
There was more bad playing in
in the ninth inning than all the bal
ance Of the game.
Mehler got some hard bumps be-
hind the bat.
At Dover yesterday the Philadel
phia Giants carried off two games.
The first was by the score Of s to 2,
and second lG to 0.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-11
READY FOR THE BIG GAME.

l
Ali final arrangements for the
$1,000 ball game between Whining
ton A. A. and Brandywine, where
completed at a meeting between
the two managers held at the Phil
adelphla Inquirer Office yesterday
afternoon. The management of the
Brandywine team refused to select
a catcher from the five names sub
mitted by Manager Frysinger, but
a compromise was effected by grant
ing the A. A. Mehler who has been
catching for Wilmington since Bar
ton was injured. Barton, however,
will play if he is in condition.
In case Russell can not get in the
game. Winham will be played in
right field.
There will be special trains run
to Philadelphia on Monday, the day
of the game, from this city, West
Chester, Chester and other points.
1t is estimated that between 5000
and 10, 600 will witness the game.
Sports in Philadelphia are much
interested in the proposed game and
are giving odds on the local team.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-11
Boys
Odd
Trousers

lOSio&i . w ~ Jtaio,
% cents to
$3.50. Heavy black and
blaze Cheviots at 80 cents.
Big lot Of bargains in the
Knee Pants in all sizes
made from remnants 80
cents a pair. Corduroy
Knee Pants so cents to
$3.50 are extra value, in
a heavy lined Corduroy at
80 cents all sizes. Boys
odd Long Trousers all
sizes IA to 10 years; 81 to
$500. Plain Black and
Blue Chcviots, Mixed
Cassimeres and Worsteds,
Neat Stripes and Wor-
steds for dress. Boys new
Suits are ready ; Long
Trouscr Suits in sizes Is
to 20 years, S. to SIS.
Open Saturday Evenings.
JAS. 7. MULLlN & SONS
9th and Market, Wilmington
The evening Republican., 1902-09-11
BRANDY WINE CONFIDENT,

West Chester, Sept. 10'-The eX-
element to next Mondays game is
something unprecedented in local
base ball circles. From all sections
Of the county word comes of special
excursion parties being formed and
money is being freely offered on
the Brandywine. The members of
the Brandywihe team uhave been
putting themselves in special train
| ing and if both teams play the ball
they are capable of, the contest will
be Il desperately fought one from
start to finish.
The home players are confident of
winning and their admirers feel SO
much confidence in their ability to
carry off the honor that they will go
t. the game prepared to cover what
ever Wilmington cash there may be
in sight.
The evening Republican., 1902-09-11
EASEBALL SCORES.
Games Played Yesterday In the Ma
tIonal and American Leagues.
NATIONAL. LEAGUE.

At New York
N<t NV 0 ork',,',,,, o 8
IIits-C Chicago, ;; New York. T. Errors
Chicago, s; Now York, g. Battcries-Wil-
liams and Killing: Taylor and Bowerman.
Second game
New York ......... / 3 . 0 | / 80
Hlts-Chcago I: New York, !. Errors
Chicago. 4: New York, 2. Batteries,
RhoaAcs and Lamar; MatheWsoh and
BOwermnn.
At BOSTON,
Boston ......,...,,. 0 ! l 2 y o
lIits-St Louis. .; Boston. s. Errors
St Louis, .; Boston. ). MISUNDERSTANDING
and Ryan; PIttinger and Moran.
St. Louis..........O 0 Go 0 2 o 0 o. 2
, Boston, ............ 0 0 . 0 o.
IiitS-Si Louis, s; Boston. 6. Errors
81. Louis, 2; Boston, |. Batteres--Pear-
son and Ryan; IIason and kittrcdge.
At Philadelphia
! Pittsburg ........ 0 0 0 ! ] o. 3
Philadelphia .,.... 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 o. l
I1;sf'sS%fs 4 F Fhsddsiiphha
Bat ries--Tannehil and thinner; Wolfe
and Jatkltsch.
| At Brooklyn
Tits Cincinnati, g.: Brooklyn, 10; FIR
rors-- cincinnati, |. Brooklyn, J. Batter
les Poole and Bergen; Donovan and Rit-
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-12

Another ridiculous tocd fad has
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tent authorities. They have, dis.
PEELED the silly potion that ore
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Green's August Flower, the favc1
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A few doses aids digesti, n, stimu-
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Get Green's Special Almara-
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SOME TRI-STATE EVENTS.

The jury in the case of Garfield Nc.
Intyre, tried for the killing Of Will.
liam Mitchell, on Feb. 81 last, at a
camp Of laborers building the Wabash
tunnel through Mt Washington, at
Pittsburg, brought in a verdict Of
murder of the second degree.
Frank Kinast entered suit at Pitts
burg against John Glenn for $4,000
damages for the alienation of the af.
fections of the plaintiffs wife, Cath.
erfre Kinast. He had capias issued
for the arrest Of the defendant.
James Waters, of Thirty-eighth
street and Mulberry alley, Pittsburg,
was arrested by Captain G. S. Ford,
on the charge of abusing and neglect
ing his children, Rosa, aged IA, ano
Maggie, aged 10 years. The informa-
ton was made by Humane Society
Agent James N. Kidney.
BY the explosion of sawmilI
boiler near Newark, O., Nelson Hutch.
ison and Hartford Speaker, both O,
st. Louisville, were killed.
The fall term of the Westminster
college at New Wilmington, Pa.
opened with an increased attendance.
Two new professors began their worn
with the college this term.
The Ohio Republican campaign will
be opened at Akron, Sept n. Sena'
tors Hanna and Foraker will be pres.
ent and it is expected that Secretary
Shaw will make the principal address.
The reunion of Ohio-lndiana pion
GERS will be held in Warren, o., Sept
IS. 1t is expected that 1000 pioneers
will attend. The Indiana pioneers
come from Huntington and points
east, arriving Sept. %.
The embaImers' state convention al
New Castle, Pa, elected the following
officers for the ensuing year: Presi
dent, M. A. King, Mt. Pleasant; secre'
tary, w. S. Newcomer, Allegheny;
treasurer, A. L. Bethune, Jeanette.
A terrific wind storm passed over
Harpers Ferry, W. Va, unroofng the
Shenandoah pulp mill The roof was
carried over a train of cars and
knocked down a smokestack of the
brewery. Rosenery's stables were
blown down, trees were uprooted and
other damage was done.
The sixty-first conVocation of the
eastern district of the Evangelical
Lutheran Synod of Ohio and Pennsyl
vania was in session in Youngstown
O. The following officers were in
charge: President, Rev. J. H. Rel
mann, of Oil City; vice president, Rev
H. J. Schulz, Allegheny; secretary
Rev. J. P. Scoller, Youngstown, o.;
treasurer, Rev. G. F. w. Brecht Chi
cora, Pa.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1902-09-12

"The Fortunes of Oliver Horn"
by F. Hopkinson Smith. The chief
part of the novel deals with the
career of an artist In New York, and
so gives Mr.. Smith the opportunity
to picture the artistic and literary
life OF New York during the last
thirty five years. with which he has
been so thoroughly familiar, and in
the telling of which he brings out
the power and pathos that he had
shown in his other we'll known
stories. ST IS at McCov's Book
Store. Sat
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Don't Let Them Suffer,

Often children are tortured with
itching and burning eczema and
other skin diseases, but Bucklen's
Arnica Salve heals the raw sores,
expels Inflammation, leaves the
skin without a scar. Clean, fra
grant, cheap, there's no salve on
earth as good. Try 1t Cure guar
anteed. Only CSC at D. A. Hen
dershot's.
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MORE 3. & o. STOCK.
Directors Authorized Issue of $25, 000,'
GOO More Common.

New York, Sept. 12.--Directors OF
the Baltimore and Ohio road met yes
terday and authorized an issue of $25,.
100000 additional common stock,
which, with the $17,5Oa,000 authorized
last November, makes a total OF $42,.
100000, and is equivalent to 80 per
cent allotment Of stock at par to eX-
listing issues, including debentures
and outstanding voting trust certifi-
Gates. The new stock will be devoted
to these purposes: S12.500.000 to
construction, present and. in contem
plation; $20,000,000 to present and fu-
ture equipment, and $10,O00,000 in
payment of stock, debts, etc., under
the Pittsburg, Lake Erie and West
Virginia plan, and placed under that
mortgage.
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"rhe Fortunes of Oliver Horn,
by F. Hopkinson Smith. The lat.
est and best book at McCoy's Book
Store. sat