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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-19
BIG MONEY FOR DELEHANTY.
New York Americans Willing to Put Up
Close to SlO, 900 for tho Outnelder.


Close to slO. 900 for tho Outncider.
The New York American League club
is SO anxious 10 secure the services Of Out
fielder Delehanty from the Warrington
club that the local mxgnates are willing TO
pay the $4,000 Delehanty owes the New York
Nationals and will then pay an additional
bonus to the Washingtons. at the same time
assuming the players contract at salary
OF $4,000 for the coming season In other
words. the New York Americans stand ready
to put up close to $4,000 for Delehantys
services. without releasing Lefty Davis.
President Gordon believes that tho New
York baseball public wants this star player
and II Manager LOTUS OF the Washinatons
will give his consent the deal win 70 through.
LOTUS has declared that he would not part
with Delehanty under any circumstances.
but the latter has positively stated that he
retire II be cannot play With the New York
longs the A% e o sos until he (
George Dayiss csse Is precissiy. the same:
to effect a deaI. with the Chicago Americans
President Puiiiam Of the Sationsi League
club. no matter II he should receive favor
able verdict from the courts as 70 the legality
q his 1901 ScS NTH sns St
President Ban johnson visited the new
American League grounds yesterday to
decide several questions in doubt, In order
cided before stalking out the diamond 20
secure some measurements on the p7.'
Grounds. So several surveyors with ste
grounds and measured the distance from
third base 20 the foul post up the alley In
They were not discovered until the Job had
been completed This information gave
business Manager Gavin an excellent line
shutdown the playing field was practically all
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-19
AUTO MAKERS DILATORY. p
American Firms Have Asked fer Lees space
Than French at st. Louis Fair.

Makers Of motor vehicles were In session
In this city all Yesterday afternoo at a spe cia
meeting Of the National Association OF Auto
mobile Manu- .sctur-rs The meetings obye ~
was 90 take action on various amendments
referring solely to the administration Of the
association A Meeting Of the executive
oomnlittee Of the association followed. at
which important matters were dscussed
All were referred 20 special committees.
which viii report AZ q me~tins Of the sxec,i-
tive commi,,ee 10 be held the second wednss-
day In April
The organization ard licensing Of chant:
feuTs aud, iq fact the whole question Of
the supply aud demand Of oolnpetsnt dnvers
vas some into thoroughly
The appeal Go American makers 10 Apply
for spaoe Al ,Ls =, Louis tAIr has resalisd
Ia arbitration for but 1910 square feet
% dale. AZ asaips, the lls.coo sauar. Tee,
Of Irsnch motor vehicles Action 10 the
n,a,ier 70 90 be hurried :, s~ndipf q dila,cTy
Anaerloah makers appAgstign blshks 10 BE-
hllet out shd fe,nrnsd IBdudsd On the
slbjscss refsfyef 70 special committees vas
tho matter ~ one 40 against too astloeAl
sso.. :. ,l.ss " been cen. se'a.la4ls, .,
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-19
Bicycling

Is back In public favor again. III -.
mand for new bicycles proves II, end
this Is the ideal weather to b eat
doors. Medical men will tell you
there's no exercise equal to cycltng.
You obtain good health without the
worries or hard work that 90 with other
sport.
This year the Two Speed Gear,
spring frame and fork and coaster
brake, makes cycling more Of pleasure
than ever. And, - usual, Spalding's
lead the others In good offerings.
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Or 10 See Csrses,-MeGs,ern Irshs.

san Harms. manager Of Terry MoOoyern,
la company with Paddy Sullivan Harry
Pollok. repfesentihs YOUNG corbe,i. add Jun
Kennedy, the matchmaker Of the Hayes
Valley A. G. Of ban frsncsoo. len for the
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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1903-03-19

New 1908 Spalding Red
Head Bicycle at $3.50
New 1908 Sp,lding Nyack
Red Head Bicycle at 27.so
New 1908 Victor Bicycle at 1850
Spalding, Columbia, Cleveland
and Tribune Chainless
Bicycles at $3.50
Monarch. Featherstone, Cres-
cent and Steans Chainless
Bicycles at @2.So
The new Bi Gear Columbia
Chainless is giving perfect
satisfaction and Is IN great
demand.
A. q. SPALDlNO & BROS.
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Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-02-13
FIGHT
OVER LEASE
Unsatisfactory Arrangement with the South Penn
Company Cause Farmer Near
Weston to Balk.

acting upon the advice of attorneys,
refused to longer accept the rental.
claiming that he lease was no good
but the company kept up paying
the rentals at the bank as before,
the sums still being In the BANK.
A short time ago the Snyder were
negotiating with J. W. Wilson
representative of the company
which owns the several carbon
black pants and the new gas pi'r t
In Weston, for a second lease, but
whether a contract was made IS
not now definitely known. AT any
rate the South Penn people have
evidently concluded that 1t IS up to
them to take some steps to save
their lease, and they are making
ready to put up a derrick for we'll
to be put down at once. The Sny
ders Gre resisting this action on the
claim that the lease of the South
Penn company has terminated. To
what length they will go in their
resistance and what the outcome
will be remain to be seen, and the
case Is being watched with interest.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-02-13
Shooting Affair.

Saturday evening great excite
ment prevailed In the town. Geo,
Buckhannon, an oil we'll shooter
and D J Feeley, the laundry man
were drunk and In some way got
to quarrelllng, and Feeley followed
Buckhannen up and told him be
would have to fight, or something
Of that sort, and Buckhannon told
him to 60 away. Then Feeley
hauled off and struck Buckhannon,
knocking him down and then
started to kick him: when chief Of
police came, Buckhaunon got up
and shot Feeley three times In the
stomach. Buckhannon was arrested
Immediately and lodged In jail un-
til Sunday morning, then he was
taken to Clarksburg to await &C
ton.
Feeley was taken to the hospital
Sunday evening on No. IL. Both
men feel bad over the affair.-Sa-
lem Leader.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-02-13

Weston, VIVA, Feb. 13--There
Is a pretty fight going on out at
Snyder farm. two miles out Polk
creek, and just east of the original
Camedn farm wells, Some years
ago the Snyders least their farm for
oil and gas purposes to one Ira
Dewitt, who was associated with
others that held half interest In the
leases which he took. The con
tract stipulated that the leasees
should have territory for period Of
FIVE years free of rent If no wells
were drilled, but that within that
time a we'll should 60 down on the
farm or that the sum of ten cents
on each acre should be paid yearly
thereafter. After the lapse Of five
years, no wells having been drilled,
and Dewitt having sold his interests
to the South Penn company, the
rental was deposited regularly for
the lessons In local bank according
to contract. This continued up to
two years ago, when the Suyders,
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-02-13
"CAT EYE" HAS A
TERRIBLE FIGHT

blower had hardly uttered his
charge until the two men began to
fight and It's reported that over
ninety blows were given and taken
between the two men before they
were parted. Both men were pretty
we'll beaten up, but Mr.. Gunion
came out best man Mr.. Gunion
lived here over a year. was never
In trouble, was always peaceable
and law abiding citizen, and very
popular with all the lovers of base
ball, and they therefore be.
lieve that In this fight he was
only defending himself and are all
pleased to note he licked his man,
all right.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-02-13
Business Change.

A deal was cousumated In the city
last evening by which J. J. Ruben
stahl came In possession Of the
merchant tailoring stock of goods
of Stanley Peters, of Wells street.
Mr.. Rubenstahl Is we'll and favora'
bly, known throughout the city and
surrounding country, having been
located In the city some three years.
He Is a practical tailor and has the
best wishes of the Review for sue
cess In his new business venture.
He will take possession OF his new
purchase March first.
Mr.. Peters has been engaged In
business here for FIVE years, during
which time he has prospered and
made host of warm friends who
will regret to learn of his retire
ment from the tailoring business.
He IS undecided as to his future
plans. He may remain In the city,
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-02-13

A colored man arrived in town
Wednesday morning who present.
ed a most horrible spectacle. He
was burned about the face, hands
and arms till the skin and flesh
were dropping off in strings. He
had 10 hat, but wore the remnants
of his coat, left from the FIRE, over
his head and shoulders like a shawl
The story he tell was pathet!c
one aud no doubt true. He says he
built a FIRE up the railroad the r ght
before, on the Vest Virginia side,
to keep him warm. and was after
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-02-13
CITY GOVERNMENT.

b We frequently hear certain
class of individuals complaining
about the government of their city.
Most cities are as good as they de-
serve when all conditions are taken
into consideration. Matters might
be far worse than the average pub.
lie opinion Of the men and women
of the city, but always fairly repre-
sents the amount OF energy which
Is expended In the interests of good
government In that particular com.
munity. That Is to say. II the baser
elements In the city represent one.
fourth of Its total population,
and that one-fourth demon
states Its full power to con.
troll the government, and the
other three tourths scarcely made
any effort to maintain good govern
ment, then the community gets the
kind of government which repre-
sents Its total exertion of power.
The intelligence, the conscience,
the respectability OF city may
profess to be shocked by the evil
things that the city nourishes and
protects, but for these things they
are directly responsible.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-02-13

Mr.. Guuion, we'll known In base
ball circles as "Cat Eye" and one OF
the finest catchers In the Ohio Val.
ley, who worked here tor sometime
for the Sistersville Window Glass
company, but who moved to New
Martinsville recently and has ac-
cepted a position with the Wetzel
Window Glass company, had ter
rible fight yesterday In the Depot
saloon In New Martinsville A
glass blower, whose name we could
not learn, accused Mr.. Gunion of
favoring "scab" or non-union work
ingmen. Mr.. Gunion denied the
accusation and the unknown glass
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-02-13
Howard AppIebay
Painfully Injured

Howard Applebay, proprietor of
the Niagera Cafe, met with pain.
ful accident while experimenting
the drilling OF an oil well yesterday
afternoon on Mill Creek Island,
some four miles south of the city,
In which he Is interested. He had
the misfortune to step upon rusty
nail which penetrated one of his
feet to the depth of about an inch.
While the accident Is very painful
1t Is not of a serious nature, and Mr..
Applebay was resting this afternoon
as we'll as could be expected under
the circumstances.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-02-13
NEW JUDICIAL
CIRCUITS FIXED

four terms OF the circuit court, In
stead of ouly three as heretofore,
which will be a much needed re-.
form. Robt. L Gregory, of this
city. was chairman OF the commit
tee that made the new arrange
mert The third district Is COM
posed of Pleasants, Richie aud
Gilmer counties.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-02-13

President, o. A. Thayer, Charles
ton, vice president, J.T. Loughney,
Sistersville; secretary, c. R Bur.
dette, Charleston; treasurer, c. M.
Wild, Cattlettsburg; board Of direc.
tors, G. M. Wild, J. T. Loughney,
Thomas Moran, of Wellston, and
L. o. Smith, Of Clarksburg. The
arrangement Of a schedule will be
made at Wellston April 2nd.
J. T. Loughney and VIII G. Ag-
new represented our city at this
meeting.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-02-13

An Ohio Valley base ball league
was organized at Parkersburg yes
terday with representatives present
from Sistersvllle, Charleston, Hunt
ington, Clarksburg and Paakers-
burg, W. Va, Ashland. KY, Ports
mouth, Wellston, Middleport, Pome'
roy, Lancaster, Chilicothe, Circle
Vile, Cambridge and Zauesville, O.,
The organization was effected by
the election of the following officers:
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-02-13
A HORRIBLE AND
SICKENING ACCIDENT

wards taken with a fit and fell In
the fire, receiving the terrible
burns which he showed.
Officer Dickey took him Ia charge
and cared for him In the city build
ing. DR.. link was also called to
dress the mans injuries. A sub.
scription paper was circulated and
money raised to pay his railroad
fare and he was taken back across
he river, put or re afternoon
train and set 10 Wheeling. with
instructions to apply fer admission
to a hospital, where his wounds
could receive proper attenticD -
Clarington Independent.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-02-13
Weather Conditions.

The storm which was noted yes.
terday morning over New Mexico
has remained nearly stationary.
The high area which covered Mon
taua has increased in intensity, and
made itself felt as far east as Gel
cago by falling temperature. The
prospects are for far and colder
weather tonight over this section,
followed by probably snow Saturday
as the storm moves eastward.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-02-13

The Legislature has made report
On the new judicial circuits In this
State. According 10 The new ar
raneement, Wetzel, Doddridge and
Tyler County will form the second
circuit. Under the old arrange
ment Richie, Doddridge. Tyler:and
We,zel formed the circuit. Under
the new arrangement we will have
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-02-13
Oil Man Injured.

Charles Conley an employe of
the U. S. Oil company met with A
painful accident last Friday morn
Ing, while removing a plug from a
high pressure gas line. The plug
blew out and struck him below the
eye making IN ugly cash. DR.. W.
L. Strother Is the attending physi'
cian.-Salem Leader.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-02-13
For stomach Troubles

"I have taken great many diff.
ferert medicines for stomach troub.
lie and constipation" says Mrs s
Geiger, Of Dunkerton, Iowa, "bur
never had as good results from any
as from Chamberlain's Stomach &
Liver Tablets" For sale by c. W,
Grier.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-02-13
False Report.

Tie report circulated In the city
today that destructive fire oc.
CURED at Matamoras last night Is
unfounded. Just how the report
came to be circulated Is not known.
However, we are pleased to note
there was no truth In 1t.
Sistersville daily oil review. [volume] (Sistersville, W. Va.) 1902-1905, 1903-02-13

ANNUAL FEBRUARY
White Goods. Sale
Sale Begins February IL and Will
Last Till February 20.
For the last six weeks
we have been preparing for i.
this event, and now we are
i'm full readiness, fully pre-.
pared to show the hand.
sOmest aud largest line of
Muslin Underwear, White
Goods, EmbrOideries and
Aaces ever shown by any,
one concern I'm this section
of the state.
Special prices will be
given ON every one of these
lines during the eight days
of our sale
This extraordinary offer
On our pert on new mer.
chandise is made for two
reasons, first, to bring these
lines more prominently be-
fore the public, and second,
to make this q more busy
month than it usually is.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-05

circuit and interpolated In the circuit Of
the Postal Telegraph Company, over
which the messages are to be sent:
1.--Scction Of the wire over which Pro-
lessor Samuel r. B. Morse sent the first
message by means OF the Morse telegraph.
2.-Section of the wire over which audi
BILE speech was for the first time trans
mitted by means OF the Bell Telephone
by Professor Alexander Graham Bell.
3.-Section of the Atlantic cable through
which the first cable message was sent
across the ocean by Cyrus w. Field.
Addison plug and section of wire
through which was lighted the first In
candescent lamp ever lit from an cleo
trical lighting central station.
b.--Secuon OF the first trolley circuit put
up at the historic Richmond, Va, Electric
railroad by f. j. Sprague.
6.-Section OF the wire through Which
the current OF electricity was sent by
President Cleveland when he opened the
worlds Fair at Chicago.
7--Section OF the wire through which the
electricity was sent to illustrate the head
quarters of the American Institute OF
Electrical Engineers by Moore system Of
vacuum tube lighting, this being tho frst
room In the world so lighted.
8.-Section OF the cable through which
the first current of electricity was trans
mitted from Niagara Falls electric power
plant April ls, 1895 loaned by William J.
New York
Following are the quantities In weight
and measure OF material used In making
UP the Commercial Pacific cable:
Tho iron and steel wires around tho