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New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
THE RACETRACK.
IRISH LAD. FAvoRITE. WINS FLATBUsH
STAKES.
1rTrEs LEADS FROM END TO END FOR THE
CENTURY-PERFECT RACING WEATHER

The starting the only disagreeaole feature
of q delightful day al Sheepshead yesterday, "hy
the Jockey Club toeratts any one utteT-! InCOll--
petent to start the horses Is mystery II i ilO'
a difficult task 10 start horses under the ne" syS-
lem II VIII be a tremendous relief when Nj fl'S-
gerald rec0Yefs sufficiently 10 resume MS dEu1S d.
the barrier Nj Pettingil may be an ornament III
the judges stand He is certainly Nei4 0a~
starter
A great crowd was present when the bugle caIleu
the Jumpers to the post for the first Tace-a race
that was replete with accidents and eAll'eilsl', %
Before the contest over one horse Was me-
and two jockeys severely injured Neitch WHO Is
well known as an expert hurseTlan and steepe-
chase rider. went down under S,mPcr Ira al the
last Jump horribly injured and Murphy was ca---1-
away when Furleigh Il was killed al me lo"l u
obstacle. Victor fell early in The game. oAl MS
rider was not hurt. Rowdy won the race afieT d
rousing finish with Fulmlnate and Judge Hh-lls
The latter fouled Fu.miGate and was SET BACK LaSI
giving third place to GaIahad The leaders ran me
entire furious pace. bieahlIg the teS"-~
II Is q wonder that more accidents did not hdipeh
All hats were eff 10 John Madden after The Fiat
bush was run He SAID that The " hitney y DuT!e4
entry could uot possibly the race. and one OF
.he largest commissions that has he,n sent lnto me
ring in years backed his opinion AFTER l"-s ue-
lav al the post the fed broke 10 strasgins start
when the horses came in sight Irish Lad was IN
<ront Turner sitting as stiA as 4 statue BeAind
sfi the other Jockeys were whipping ana driving
70 the utmost with the exception OF Cochran on
Aceful who going as steady as the Empire
State Express and could have won the race 0y
several lengths If the stable had not declared 10
zrin with Irish Lad. Ace1ui was colt Of unuSuai
speed yesterday and the poor showing he mace IN
the Futurity is now explained by the outrageous
start ne received He VIII worry the best morse
IN the country before falls Hurstbourne lasted
ionRer than in previous races. and third money.
There was much disappointment expressed when Il
as seen that Lord Of the Vale declined the issue
Fire Eater proved q poor substitute and was beaten
of Brennan not able to 90 aentonian )Nsllce
or he might have been 10 the winners al me
end.
Blues and Bonn3sert from the Farrell stable, and
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
GROIN DOR WINS AT ST. LOUIS.

ST. Louis Sept s.-Croix dor, at 10 to l. a ena
overlooked in the betting. won tAe Soiue' ~ ~,
Stakes al Delmar Park to-day. 9ch"aioe at'
Father Wentker. coupled as the SchFeloei e.
we're favorites and had gooc g 81 sSpP9 frnn
Peaceful played heavily, belng o1-tiog "a ca
IS 10 Il but had dlsapPosil s faS ~
Croix dOr Jumped the lead az HS &C. frnra
held il throughout winning in nlIo u.tS .bTrd IN
Ciales. another outsider: SChwalbe was M in1,a-ad
The mile AID three-sixteent race SanIa 80 H.
the track record by half second; oaliiiuH '' ''
only winning faVorte. Summaries
First selling one and twenty IN ~
l04 (Beauchamp). Bacchus 10 tbafeie ~
second. Henry Bert. l02 DEAN. 10 l. th'iu' -e'
l-43tk.
Second purse; five furongs-hItue CSt Dssn'
lo2 Mller). 20 10 /. Hetzel 100 tLeAhp' 20 SCI
on4; Eyian5. ll2 fDale /. third lle
Third purse: fuTl0ngsb-S AOI
ier) 10 4. Nudiavia lO t-fuhyl 10 i Se0""N'
A Lark lo4 (BatsteD. so 10 /, Time, rs s-,o-zs,
toure ne Luloen Roo StaAeS sc en-
Croix dor. 81 tSsyers) 10 / won Gales Iui 'Gs'
10 10 / second: Schwalbe IG2 IT Dean) 10 D. 'hu'
Time l-2Sl4
Fifth race selling; three -sxteenths niles
Sallaoa. 30 (f1oubrsr. BuTnetts NalsSNAy'
70 l. third. Time.
Sixth selling six furlongs)kiss Quick LOI tsaI-
tlste) TO j EreTna. ~ tSayers > % D second
Miss Mae Day l04 tGsboTne). l. third lime I'l132
seventh race tselling: and one-eghth mlesl-kqo
gardo. lOS tDade). Blue Mint 81 tbonneTl ~
70 second The Messenger IS IBooker). to L third
Time, 1851
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
PROFESSIONALS MEET AT HOLLYWOOD
ANDERSON AND MACKIE WIN $40 PURSE
FROM Low AND NICHOLS

a four ball match in which willie Anderson,
the open champion of the United States. was one
Of the competitors decided yesterday at the
links OF the Hollywood Golf Club. near Long
Branch. Anderson had his partner isaac
Nackie. professional at the Fox HIS COLI Cluo-
The opposfne pair included the home professional,
Bernard Nichols who is the only golfer who de-
feated the English champion Vardon during the
latter's visit to this country. and George Low.
professional at the Ekwanok and Dyker Meadow
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
SHOOTING AT CREEDMOOR-
FIFTH PRACTICE DAY OF SEASON-Fo6
DISTINGUISHED EXPERTS AND
MARKSMEN'S CLASSES.

Creedmor. Long Island. Sept (SpeefaD.-Ins
fifth supplementary practice OF the ss"So" W
h,5 ,e-s TO-DAY for the distinguished expert class.
at 900 and 1000 yards for krag rifles only ana tCE
the narksmen's class at 100 -uO ana 81 6fTv
those armed with rifle, and al twenty INS -
and seventy-five yards Tor those armed VIZ VIZ fo-
yolvers The weather not at All taEo'sHJ.S J.t--
throughout the day For short range -isSr
however it was considered much better As : 80
I.inS vxi helm the new men, who have tendenC5y
TO pull the rihe the right The shoItls 10 ,nsr
tos award Of decorations were unuet. tV S-EtT1
vision OF Major w Fl Palmer. y . y ! ~-55ar!SS
insnector of small practice. Next So 49, o1Iv
practice will be for the sharpshooteIS e-@7
The scores OF to-day follow:
Rgu~N-r
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
60. Hand.cap. N.
SHOOTING.
PRIVATE G. E. COOK. OF THE FIRST
DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA REGIMENT,
WINS NATIONAL CHAMPIONSHIP.
rgY TELEGRAPH TO TIE rRrBCSE-I

Sea Girt. N J., Sept. 6-Priyate George E Cook.
Of the Ist Regiment. District OF Columbia. won
the military championship OF the CA4'sC states
g doy IN the Interstate shooting tournament at
mis- place He captured tnI5 honor oy winning
the Presidents match against d ueid OF LorJJ 81
Of h. EeSI rIarkrnr In america Each contestant
6rsd seven shots AT the 2t 5UO $40 90 80 ana 1Cp
ward tarEets COOKS aggregate score was loS- LIS
was tied by Private y. II Lelzear. Of the ol Fenh-
svlVania but Cook made the best score on me 49,
ward range and this gave him the Ute o. GA4-l-
yion marksman Of the United States. a hahdSons
gold mccall ard $50 in cash. PTiyate Ls.zsGE Is-
SefVed S2j in cash Captain W. B Short. OF the ~
New York. was third. with the agSIesale sGoEe@ u
I4 The New-Yorkers made a oe5pei aIe altemYs
tn win the match. The State entered twenty-ehe
representative but only succeeded IN securing
third place which carried Win IL Z CASH YI4-e u
SIS. The complete score:
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

Major Daingerfleld. from the McLewee string. car
ried the bulk Of the money for the $1,000 Century
Soth Sides Showing great determination in backing
their horses. Blues won all the way IgIiier get
Who APPEARED 70 be short while Blues was trained
70 the hour and ran one OF The best races OF ms
The high weight handicap went to schorr's feet
away from The barrier in font and ly hard riding
all The way TASTED long enough 10 beat saoa1eee
backed by the plungers. and Wealth carried huge
at the post and Shaw rode coWardy race on Belle
Of Lexington. Smart Set ran the best race and
even he woulo probably have been returned
the winner. he viii win in company Of this kind.
orion the NTH race from Machay Dwyer
Claude, Princelet and Dinksie were heavily playe D.
ran a fair race and may prove winners later IL the
The final race Of the day. His defeat de TO the
start Wonderly got away last but one. far back
thought cIonmeii could win after his bad race on
,es e ga To ONE ne o %T hree shes rSde @ o
this occasion and il viii long De remembered Bel
amazon broke down during The contest and ho6bIed
on the track on dnTee legs. p;AieaHe carried eH:
the race His defeat was staggerIng blow 10 The
played. making the day an Improbable one for the
THE SUMMARIES
FIRST RACES year oids 'end upward. ~ miles.
ss Betting Fl
F. Ambrose cla5z's b, G. RO~dy. eg 9gg.s7 Lis
-5aaEe saaay FSps. 'E.'f5 3 icoaa9Iy g -
FaEsinate. &. t2ayl 2-l As
@ iss iss s;s sfs P'5aas' % '2e : 70 b, s"2ss &
iRe 100 70 sD 20 59 .fio 81 d 5 ,55x I 80 80
ana 20 9 also stsrt good. Driving by head,
.Fen .DisquaIined
SECOND RAcE-Highweight handicap; for all ages:
furloags.
s9ea W sss9T;s 6ss,ssa6s 81 oTda9as Sss py I'm lin
gore or o'-s,-'-N-'-''' '' tsslnaaai a,z-1 !,
ssass'ss sas Sc, g. iiB ,B1sa5sa} 5aaas5} FL Gi 81
Wealth l2s todanl. to and even: Belle Of Lezing-
sssichaeis1 IS 10 and Young Henry. siarta5
iS 70 j: 81 FiHnaa is i-andig} = sna 10 !.
ME- ls m oc9nne q. 10 - &c s5 4a & 10 4 0nduFG 5 40
Cue. 70 70 and 70 also ran start poor. Driving Iy
THIRD RACE-THE FLATBUSH: 2-year-olds; : fur
longs Fuuurity Course
'sl5nsg DSIzea o is 1ne La by
1ASefR: 1o,lls 10. Sar;i1} SSars}} - Gu,
Gesa a Maxim III scae ~ Gahd5y s z 68 e l. and e l.
asd5 Sass 1 . @ ana to Ere Estt @ iS5 Ban-B SE ~
ran start bad. Easily length Time. I-26
.coupled betting
FOURTH RAcE-cENTURy STAKES: years and over;
fh miles.
-1Bonais Hlae Ii. 5aiariny iII9
a5eFp Aa15s psnseleld ao' IE' NO ooi
>, rs .S q fGs ssa IL u S 10 :as sas a a ca: is
af s2 f epeA 4aa lime a5s e also ran Start poor
.coupied in betting.
FIFTH RAcE-Two-year-olds: 5la furlorgs.
E. X wheeers b. G. orlon. by Kingston
'IS:s s.ss.S s. "a S5sss@:ss 81 81 ii
ID ss ss. Is s .ss 3 + u R asf 70
tsIc.selsj and laI.,., se Louis s
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
MANY GOLFERS AT VAN CoRTLANDT

The Nev-york Golf Club, whose members use the
public links at Van Cortlandt Park, star leI it .it
+sraav Tf the success of the opening round may
ho ,sLer ae criterion the tournament Will prove
one Of the argest of the season. over forty start
ed in the qualifying round ana the course was MaS
- tL.a,obout the day. The best net score
Gro"qeo % q a9e al, by r A. Lewis, while P F Gllmartn
rei2rned ne the best gross score OF 81 fo4o"ihs 10
che
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

Morse by up D. EDWARDS beat $ W DQu5ieiaT Py ID .
. pav: F II. Lever beat J. Z Elnl=,uoLI
/ up: E A Dovrney " r. Thurston oV up p'
holes. Maturn Rallou by default - ~ uoy
EDDY CUp (arst round-E s5Fe9igh ne@I nv nv IN and
nay H 9 iiy beat Edward TaIeott oy up AZ
play G. : Dearborn beat 4 ". Powell ~ dct3Glt
=. r. NeeKer beat E A. Potter b up and : 10 pay:
y. o NJ. Beach by default j. l. DoU.Iey
beat NJ Warner 4 and 10 play; J. r - FNoul17
beat J. L. Pool by default.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
WOMEN PLAY AT APAWAMIS.

Miss NJ Mathews and Miss NJ. Quinn won the
vomen.s foursoue at the Apawamis Club. of Rye,
yesterday. and match play rounds were decided
for two cups. The summaries
prasds,,. Gun fars. round-J F. ORourke beat R p.
walden ~, p snd 1 10 play; Il. r. Wadsworth beat
Simeon Ford by 4NGp and to play; A Peck beat g. A.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
coCHRANE WINS AT ARDsLEY.

George A. Cochrane captured the monthly handi-
cap prize at the ArdsIey links yesterday Many Of
the club s members are still summerlng away from
town but fair fed appeared for the competition
and six conpIets cards were returned These were
as follows
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

Smith to and l. Robbinet. 81 10 Brien).
1ce 70 10 l. alsc Start struggling. DTiV-
in-. by head. Time. 1907.
SIXTH EACE-Three years old and upward l16 miles
Jorn W Schorrs b. c. Clonmell by His
fiighness-Nettie. 3. ll2. tHenderson) 6-1 2-1
Kiidle. .. III -.-----.----- tCochranl 5-l Il
Howard s. tAartin) I'll o-l
DiNeIine I05 CWonderlyO. and 3: Bearto.
II6 tdiChaels), to and Locket lU2 ID. O'Con
nor 80 l ana u to l. The Dancer. 80 tRice). lu0
/ and % to /; Numeral; lu2 'Boesen,. 80 to and
10 l. TIE Amazon llS (O0Om). and even, and
Nav J. 81 tEagan 100 to and /. also
Start Driving by Z length Time. l:4S7s.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
raNDICAP At RICHMOND COUNTY.

There was a reunion OF golfers at the Richmond
County Country Clubs links yesterday. returning
members and their friends Joining in a medal play
ta1dfrao ar eighteen holes The course looked
fresh and bright after the summer Interim, and tn9
greens were in fine shape Arthur Du Bols took
FrSt urize with a net score Of 70 while second
place went TO W. E. Stone The summary follows:
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
MARINE AND FIELD CRESCENT
O. woodward. ......,..... OiJames Rhetr
HILTON WINS IRISH CHAMPIONSHIP

London. Sept. 6-H H. Hilton who was the
amateur golf champion of 1900 and 1901. won the
Irish golf champ onship to-day by I'D and to
play defeating w H. Hamilton. The champion
week at Portrush. County Antrim
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
START PLAY FOR CUP AT MAD1soy.

Madison. n. J.. Sept. (SpeciaD.-The qualifying
round for the cup presented for competition to the
Madison Golf Club by James H McGraw was
played this afternoon. The eight men to ouaIifv
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
Low and Nichols:
WINNER OF WEE BURN CONTEST

IBY TELEGRAPH To THF TRIBUNEI
Stamford. Conn. Sept. 6.-Henry X McHarg sr
won the finals in the Presidents Cup contest al
Wee Burn to-day. dsposing of Edward c. Hoyt By
5 UP and to play.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

from G. D. Cochran. of New York City. the Presi
dents Cup in the tournament. which has Mst
closed on the Saratoga Golf Club links The winner
is a nephew OF Spencer Trask tae banker The
trophy was given for com petition by the president
of the club Colonel z. NJ Greene. OF Troy
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
Just WATCH.

When you through with this part OF
the paper. hand 10 the Missus. See If she
does not hunt the Little Ads. of the PeO-
PIE" the first thing
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

The Af-Arerican team VIII Re seIected Mondsyy
from the rfhernen in camp here The team VII
start for Ottawa. Canada. OF September 10 and =
s-d will shoot against the All-Canadtan and Ens-
iieS teams for the Palma Trophy which was capt.
ured last year by the Canadian shooters
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
A TIP.

The 'LfttIe Ads of the People" always ap-
pear in this section of the paper, don't
forget next sunday read this part nrst.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
MITCHELL WINS AT SARATOGA

Saratoga, N. Y. Sept 6.-Spencer Trask Mitchell.
the son OF Professor e. Knox Mitchell, has won
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
TEAM MATCH AT CRESCENT A G.

The Crescent Athletic Club team played its re-
turn match with the Marine and Field Club at the
Crescent links yesterday. The Tuxedo system of
scoring was used, and the result victory for
Crescent by to l. Following is the summary:
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

NOBLE WINS AT JAMAICA,

Herbert Noble won the weekly contest for he
Governors Cup yesterday at the Jamaica Golf Club
The four lowest scores were
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
Bye holes not played.

Martin cot the fourth cup from Phillips by 13
up and L to play. and McClave beat, Hi for the
Youn, Cup by up and 10 play. In the after
noon there was a big handicap. open 10 all golfers
belonging United States G9h A AsSoeauGH3.
ton resulting In a tie between G. P. Tiffany and
L. B. GarretsOn.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

The competition for the cup will be continued at
match play the finals TO be PLAYED Saturday after
noon, September q.
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

SIXTH RACE-For three-year-olds and upward; handi-
can one and one-half miles. on turf.

WEIGHTS FOR NIINEOLA HURDLES.
Weights for the Mineola Hurdle race two mile:
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

Tiffany captured the consolation prize aIter
well PLAYED match with Pickett OF the Crescent
A c. who was beaten by u up ana II 70 play
Tiffanv's excellent work is shown by his card:
out ...................4 81 @.
In ..--.........-...--.-.5
ONT
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

FOURTH RACE-Autumn handicaps OCEAN HANpI~
CAP 0: s. 600; f1r year-ods and upward One
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07

Tom cogsn. li2 fBrennanl. 10 q and % = p seoier
1io fOdon) IS and TO i Sinner simon lOo tticel
30 10 and 10 70 !: Ciehe dor 10 tMonoeTy, 50 70
i: Dinksie 50 (sllciaeis) and 10 /; Louis
ed;sr. 80 tMa.tin). i and 2 TO i. Prlnceet. 81
New-York tribune., 1902-09-07
ENTRIES FOR MONDAY.
FIRST RACE-For maiden two-year-Olds; selling Five
! SECOND RACE-For three-yeaT-olds upward Six
30 RACE-THE SAPPHIRE: fer two-year-Olds

Five and one-half furlongs.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-07-17

la1m.
The Underwood No. I. the test
we'll of the Carter OIL company,
was the center of attraction yester-
day. In the afternoon the salt
water was pumped out, and the we'll
flowed some oil. One oil man
stated to an Intelllgencer reporter
that the we'll flowed at least ten
barrels while he was looking at 1t,
and that 1t was allowed to escape
down Buff Alo creek. That there Is
some oil In the well Is almost GER
tain. AT any rate the Carter peo-
pie seem to have faith In it, fol-
last night drilling was resumed and
will be continued until the bottom
of the sand Is reached. President
Carter himself states that he re-
CARDS the we'll as promising. Some
oil men say the we'll should be good
for at least SO barrels a day
Wheeling Intelligercer.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-07-17

The low noted over Minnesota
yesterday morning has drawn well
up, and is central this morning
over the upper Lake region. The
high area continues over the mid.
die and south Atlantic and Gull
states; and another moderate, high
area has appeared over the extreme
northwest. A low appeared over
Kansas, and the prospects are fol
a continuation of fair weather.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-07-17

Mrs. J. Z. Magner and little
son of East street, will leave this
evening for Wooster, Ohio, where
they will visit the formers parents
for a few weeks. The numerous
friends of Mr.. and Mrs. Magner
will be sorry to learn their little
child Is quite sick and their visit to
Ohio Is being taken with the hope
that the change of climate may
benefit Its health. Mrs. Magner
was accompanied by her sister, Mrs
Mary Brow, who has been her
guest.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-07-17

Sam Hanna and Tod Heater,
tool dressers, who worked for NJ.
Coverly (now deceased, contractor,
in the spring of 1898, at Rifles
Crossing, Somers county, W. Va.
will learn something to their sd-
vantage by writing at once to John
w. O'Brien, care 7. G. Gabler,
Bakewell Bldg, Pittsburg, Pa.
8 I2t
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-07-17

preme COnFE
Wheeling, w. Va. July 17:-
The Supreme Court of Appeals of
West Virginia has just decided that,
unless health be jeopardized or In
peril, defendants convicted of fell
oneous offenses cannot get tempo
rary liberty on bond, pending settle.
ments of their cases appealed to
higher tribunals. At least this Is
the gist of a decision made by the
Supreme Court In the matter of the
application of A. T. Hill for writ
of habeas corpus to be allowed bail.
The courts action in this matter
will set at rest a mooted question
In this State, where men frequently
have been released on ball pending
judgments on appeals.
A. T. Hill, of Marion county.
having been convicted and sen.
fenced to the State prison for a
felony, receiving stolen goods, OBJ
tanned a writ Of error and then petit
toned The circuit court of Marion
county to be allowed bail until the
decision on the writ OF error and,
that court having refused bail he
appealed to the supreme court by
petition for writ of habeas corpus
In order to have the higher court
grant him bail. s.s,
The law laid down by the court
In deciding this point was as follows
"After conviction of felony there
can be no allowance of bail by this
court, except that for some cause
extraordinary, not growing out of
bat independent of. the crimfnaI
Iact, as for sickness, bail may be
Igranted before conviction or after
1t, pending a writ of error and
before actual commitment tc
the penitentiary. The party must
be laboring under pres
ent, painful, severe and dangerous
disease, either caused or aggravated
by his imprisonment, and there
mus: be strong. probable reason
not mere fear, but based on facts
to appreheud that continued I'm
lprisonment will be fatal ,or,at least
cause permanent grave injury to
health.
The Supreme, Court of Appeal.
has jurisdiction to award writ o.
habeas corpus having for Its sole
purpose the obtaining of bail In 6
felony case and to grant bail upor
it. Bail may be granted on mere
mention Ia the circuit court under
the statute"
The court says the case doe:
not involve the question discussed
In Elk Parte Eastman; whether
upon habeas corpus seeking bal
only. the higher court can grant
ball before conviction.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-07-17

A S. Mccoy. who expected to
leave today for New York City to
attend the Furniture fair,has aban.
doned his trip on account of the
illness of his son, who probably
has case of typhoid fever.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-07-17
Church Social.

The ladies will hold social Sat-
urday evening on the Bap list
church lawn. Refreshments will be
for sale and all are invited. II St.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-07-17
Baptist Social.

The ladies of the Baptist church
will hold a social on the Baptist
church lawn Saturday night. You
are most cordially invited to at
tend and bring your wife and chill
daeu with you. Also your pocket
book we'll loaded down with filthy
lucre. rat
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-07-17

The Rochester ball team was de
feated by the All Cubans yester-
day on the formers park. the score
was II to 9. The visitors secured
20 hits off San pson while the To-
Gals only secured 10 off Romers.
The features were the hitting.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-07-17

Mrs. T. ]. Deloe, of Brown Bet
ty street, and sister, Mrs. John
Stathers. of Russell avenue. left
on the afternoon train for Spencer,
WA, where they will visit friends
tor a few days.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-07-17

A. c. Jackson. president of the
First National Bank, and family
left the city this afternoon on the
3:r4 rain, for their summer out.
ing which they will spend at AS.
bury Park. They will be absent
from the city some six weeks.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-07-17

E. R Smith, the efficient book.
keeper for the Sistersville Window
Glass Manufacturing company, left
the city this afternoon for Lancas.
ter, o. where he will visit his pa.
rents for a few days.
West Virginia daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1894-1902, 1902-07-17

Mrs. S. II. Brown, OF Butler, Pa,
who has been visiting her son W.
M. Brown, of the South Side, went
to Marietta this afternoon where
she will be the guest of her daugh-
ter. Mrs. McGrew, a few days.
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x B. Ringler, of the White Hall
cate. aud W. S. Carr, of The Sisters.
vile Winco Y Glass Manufacturing
company, went to st. Marys this
afternoon on business.
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