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WILL Go TO COMFY.

Arrangements for the excursion Of
the Thusnelda Lodge No. l were re-
ported last night to the general boly
OF the lodge at its meeting In Fred
Muth's Hall by the special excursion
committee. The invitation of a local
club was accepted to go on their out
ing to Coney Island in the near future.
Next Sunday the session Of the grand
lodge will take place. A pleasant hour
spent In social recreation followed last
nights meeting.
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PICNIC MARRIED BY PROSPERITY.

PITTSBURG, July 24.-For the first
time in many years the picnic of the
employees of the H. c.. Frick Coke
Company was not a success, and all be-
cause of the wave of prosperity sweep
ing over the coke industry.
In former years as many as 1000 en-
ployees have attended, but yesterday
there were only 1000 persons present.
The Frick Company is operating nearly
40, 900 ovens, and the officials decided
that a shutdown for even a day was
out of the question.
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PERFECT FESTIVAL PLANS.

The Ladies Verein of the Badischen
Verein held a meeting last night to dis
cuss the division of labor" at the
coming volksfest of that organization.
The report of the committee, who are
to confer with the mems organization
during the coming week on the SUBJ
ject, will be received at the next meet
ing of the Ladies' Verein. That the
ladies, however, shall have complete
charge of the candy and Ice cream
booths Is not to be questioned. The
committee will also make arrangements
for the coming excursion for the chill
dren.
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INTERESTS
WILL SPEND S5,0O0,0 900.

CHICAGO. July 24.-That $1,000 900
will be expended by the Hartman in
terests within the next eighteen months
In extending the Deschutes branch into
Central Oregon, a region now without
railroad facilities, is officially an
noupced by J. p O'Brien, vice-presi-
dent and general manager of the Har-
lines in the Northwest. The road
will Il through a deep canyon for
eighty miles.
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RUSSIAN BANKS FOR
ENGLAND; BIG MERGER

LONDON, July 24.-It is reported
that a London group of financiers has
acquired control of an important com
bination of Russian banks, having sew
enty branches in European n Asiatic
Russia. After prolonged negotiations.
the directors of the London and West
Bank, limited, and the London
and County Banking Company, limited,
have agreed to amalgamate, subject to
the consent of the shareholders.
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GERMAN SOCIETIES.
"uINGS'' WANT TO WIN.

Preparations for the coming Plat
Nolksfest are being pushed
by the lungs" one of the contesting
parties for the largest representation
at the festival. The head of the com
mittee on entertainment and arrange
has said that so far the outlook
points to a very popular festival.
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THE COTTON MARKET.

NEW YORK. July 24.-The cotton market
opened steady at unchanged prices to an
advance of 3 points on steady cables ana
scattered covering, but quickly eased off
under u renewal of liquidation by old longs.
During the middle of the morning prices
ruled from . % 3 points net lower. The
market was not as active as recently. but
the undertone was unsettled, notwithstand-
ing reports hat a bullisn condition report
would be issued on Monday. bulish week
end figures and the failure of the weather
map to show any further rain Of conse-
ALBANIA In Toxns
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0uTING A SUCCESS.

The excursion of the Gemuthlichen
Rheinlaender to Bronner's Park. which
was held without any preparation s,
was a great success. Fritz Huelfen-
beck crowned Peter Dunwald "Schuetz-
en-Koenig." A New York quartet
furnished much of the music for the
occasion. Bandmaster Witte furnished
all the dance and concert music to the
satisfaction of all present.
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NEW YORK STOCK EXCHANGE.

Following are the quotations of the
days prices. as furnished through
Byrne & Mcdonnell, members of the
New York Stock Exchange:
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Mantel Company, contractors, tile work,
500: Westover road, Montclair. Same
owner with S. ] Penak & Co, contractors,
painting work, 500; same premises.
Charles F. Droste, owner, with ]. II.
Hughes Company. contractors. wiring and
bell work, 1924; Lloyd road, Montclair.
Same owner with jill. Taylor a. Co., con-
tractors, plumbing work, 81 $40; same prem
lses. Same owner with j. L. Reid, con
j.. J. REILLY, owner. with l.. ". S~insabaugh
Company. contractors, complete work with
the exception Of plumbing and heating),
$3.50, Grove street. Verona.
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PHILADELPHIA STOCK MARKET.
The following quotations were t
nished by Eisele AZ King. Bid. Ask

A delayed advertisement brings only the
Aftermath Of trade. It's the FIRST call that
captures the procession q customers,
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LOCAL SECURITIES.

49,
The bid and asked prices appended
are furnished through Eisele & King.
STOCkS
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s19.34.257 %
o.

Savings Banks.
RESOURCES.
Bonds and mortgages.......... S3S.221 ,345 0s
Tinted States bonds, ... 2.109, 1Gl %
Premium on u. s. bonds .....a. 237,So3 81
Other bonds and stocks, in
etuAing preustnm On same,.~ fA7sS,Seo =
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Loans on collaterals ........ 1885, IA S..
Banking house. 81, 0.165.0S
furniture and fl xtures S,
s22.633.O0 1882 .79S OS
Other real estate. t2SS. $50 %
Cash on deposit in banks Or
trust companies. ...,.......... o.5l9.3s3 70
Cash on hand, viz:
United States cur
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TRY a CLASSIFIED AID. IN THE STAR.
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PRICES OE BONDS.

The following qAbtations were fur
nished by Post 4 Flagg:
Open. High Low. Close.
NE Ghol-.. - C-TF or Or O.
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HUNTERS ARE I'M


j. . = IA
+ UNIoNTowN, Pa, May Il. Good
cheer resigns in the camp OF the
mighty Hunters tonight as the boys
are greatly pleased over their show
ing made SO far ON the road. The two
histories have not installed over con
fidence but on the other hand 1t has
occasioned greater desire for work.
A determined effort will be made to
keep up the good work during the re-
mainder Of the week.
Manager Hunt may take a turn in
the box tomorrow. He was not fully
decided tonight but II he fails to go
in. either Prentos or Carlisle will do
mound duty. The latter has been very
successful against Uniontown and is
as fit as a fiddle. Prentos Is also
ready and Judging from his showing
made aginst Chartered last week when
he allowed but two hits in six In
nlngs, he should give good account Of
himself
George Gates come down from Fair
mont today and had regular talkfest
with Hunt and the old members of the
team. He seems pleased to get back
with the bunch that made his record
The members of the squad are very
much pleased over the showing of
Willis. They think the Virginian is
going to be a winner in the present
company.
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MINSTREL SHOW FOR
WARRINGTON ELKS
Local Talent Mill Put on a
Benefit For That Lodge on
Monday Night

Arrangements were completed yes
terday between Sam RidenOur, mana
ger of the show and Exalted Ruler
Bob Burt, of the Warrington Lodge.
OF Elks whereby the minstrel perform.
ance given here some time ago by
local talent as benefit to the Grand's
stage hands will be presented in Man.
nington on Monday night as an Elks
Benefit.
The excellence of the production
caused general surprise here and
those who saw 1t will congratulate the
Warrington Elks upon securing such
a clever attraction at such little cost.
A rehearsal has been called for Sun
day afternoon at the Grand and the
following performers are Instructed to
be present:
LeMar Satterfield, Carter Fleming,
Lawrence Fleming. John Helm, Luke
Robertson, Deloyd Bell, James Powell,
Bill Powell, Hern Fawcelt, Ernest
Yost, Fred Satterfeld, Earl Knight,
Eddie Turner, Walter Cook, Joe Con-
away, Oliver Jackson. Robert Fisher.
Sam L. Ridenour, Todd Bonham,
Spike Yost, Walter Swisher Cecil Nc.
Donald, Rus SatterneId.
Besides these the full Grand orches.
ira and some vaudeville acts for the
olio will be carried.
The boys will leave Farmont at )
o'clock over the F. & NJ. Trolley line,
They will arrive at and go immedi.
ately into street parade. Returning
they will leave MannnIngton on a spe.
cial car Immediately after the per.
formanCc.
The first part as given here will be
given practically the same but the
oliO will be re-arranged and stronger
acts added. The show comes as near
being professional minstrel produc
tion as one cares TO see.
The members of Warrington lodge
are a sci of hustlers and their efforts
will result in a big crowd at the per
formanee.
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the Southern TWirIer,
Worked a Consistent Game,
Allowing But
Five Scattered Hits-Durham
the Real Star of the Con-
teSt-Brought
Crowd From its Seat by Sensa-
tionaI Catch of Fly in the
Ninth Inning

UNIoNToWN, Pa, May 12.-The
best that Charley McCloskey had
couldn't cause hesitation in Fair.
monts speed for the top place on the
ladder and today the Hunters admin
istered TO the locals their first defeat
on the home grounds. The score was
5 to l and the game was one OF the
most brilliant ever played In Union
town.
The errors we're few but very cost.
~, the locals obtaining their only tally
on n slip,up by O'Malley at third.
Willis the pitcher secured by Fair
mont from Memphis in the Southern
League was introduced to- Pawva
company today and he acquitted him
self In a most creditable manner. He,
had the situation well in hand allow
ing but five hits and not letting the
home lads get two in one inning. He
worked speed. curves and bis splitter
to advantage and never allowed him
self to get in hole.
The shining star of the contest how
ever was Bull Durham. The HoosIer
lad accepted six chances without an
error and got safety. His fielding
was the most sensational ever seen
on the local field. In the ninth in
ming he pulled off a stunt that sent
cheer up from the stands and made
even the most rabid local rOoter ap.
Dlaud. There were two men on bases
when a fly that was falling just lit
tie too far back for Slagle to field was
knocked into left. Durham was play
ing a deep field but the started at the
crack of the bat, arrived in time and
lifted the ball from his shoe laces.
Had It gotten past him, both runs
would have scored.
Fairmont scored two in the first.
Keller as usual worked Jones for
base. 0'Malley was hit by pitched
ball and Taught sacrificed. Jones, to
get Keller at third drove one to Hill
ley who let it get past him and Kel-
Ter and OMalley scored.
In the sixth another tally was re-
corded. Taught died, Jones 10 earns;
Durham flew to earns and Parker
singled to right. Carmony passed a
line drive 10 Hilley who refused the
issue. Slagle drew complimentary
and Jackley died at first, Hilley to
Miller. Another pass forced Parker
home.
In the ninth, Willis died, Cowen to
earns. Keller was safe on earns er-
ror. OATalley singled over shortstop
but Taught forced him at second.
Durham drove hot one deep into
left, scoring Keller and Taught.
Score:
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COMMISSIONERS NOTICE

To Fred Morgan. plaintiff. and R. w.
Shaw "A. R. Holbert G. A. Vincent,
Trustee j. A,sGwyn, Fiel1en R. Clel,
land. ]. Walter Barnes ami c. w,
Evans. partners as Marion Hard,
ware Company Fielden R. Clelland
and Smith Hood, partners as Hood,
Clelland & COMPANY, Oliver ]. Elem.
Ing and Dicketson Building and
Supply Comply, Ia corporation, and
M. H. Kinkead, defendants. in a Ger.
tain suit in clancy depending In
the intermediate Court of Marion
county, West virginia:
You and each Of you vii! take no
tice that in pursuance Of a decree Of
the said Intermediate Court entered
on the 18th day ofFspruafy. 1908, In
the cliancery cause therein pending
wherein you are the PARTIES complain.
ant and defendant, ihaRe fxed upon
the S1st' day of May, 1909, as the time,
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EXECUTORS SALE OF VALUABLE
CITY PROPERTY.

BY virtue Of the authority vested in
me the undersigned in and by the pro
visions of the last will and testament
Of Thomas A. Maulsby, deceased. hate
a resident of Marion county, West yir-
ginfa, which said will was duly pro.
bated, and is now Of record, in the
office Of the Clerk Of the County Court
OF said Marion county, In viii Book
No A. on page No. 355, will, as such
executor, offer for sale 10 the highest
bidder at public auction at the front
door Of the Court Houseof said Mar
ion county at 1880 o'clock p. M, on Sat
urday, the 5th daYtof June, A. D. 1909,
the following described real estate Of
which said testator died seized and
possessed, situated in the City of
FairmOnt and county and State afore
said-that IS to say:
ID Ahouse and part of lot No. IS,
in the said City OF Fairmont, lying on
the east side OF Jefferson street, ami
adjoining property formerly owned by
sarsa A. Fisher on the northwest, and
Skinner Martin and others on the
Southeast, and fronting on Jefferson
street thirty-fve and one-half (S5k)
feet, and extending back twenty-threa
(4S) feet.
N(2) And a certain parcel Of land,
ybtIing a part Of lot No. IS, in the said
City Of Fairmont, adjoining the part
of lot above described, and said Sarah
AZ Fisher property. bounded and de
scribed as follows: Beginning at the
line Of the part OF lot above described
twenty-three (23} feet from the line
of Jefferson street and running thence
with the line of said Sarah A. Fisher
property fortytwo (42) feet thence
at right angle to said line tnirty-five
feet (35) and six co. inches to a stake;
thence parallel with the first line for.
ty@two (42) feet to the line of part OF
lot above described; and thence with
the same thirty-five (35) feet and six
(6) inches to the place of beginning.
The above described property IS the
same that was conveyed unto said
Thomas A. Maulsby by Laurence S.
Maulsby by deed bearing date on tae
25th day of February, A. D. 1892, and
recorded in said county clerks Office
in Deed Book ON. Sc. on page 52S!
Terms of sale:-0ne-third (l-3)
thereof, and as much more as the pur.
cahser may elect to pay, cash in hand
on the day of sale; anotner third part
thereof to be paid on or before nine
t9) months from the day of sale. with
interest, from said date; and the re.
naming one-tnird Q-S) thereof to be
paid on or before eighteen (1S)
nonhs from the day Of sale, with in
terest from said date,-said purchaser
to execute his notes payable to the
UNDERSIGNED for said deferred pay.
nlents Of purchase money, with secur.
ity to be approved by the undersigned,
in Deed Book No. SC, on page 528.,
in the deed to be made'to said pur
chaser fcr said real estutr.
Given under my hand on this 4th
and a vendors lien Will be retained
day Of Maya. D. 1909.
FRANCIS E. NICHOLS,
Executor.
5,54 weeks.
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Miss darlington Won.

Miss Ada darlington, of the Fifth
ward, Fairmont, was the winner of
the scholarship prize at the final close
OF the clock contest at Smiths shoe
store yesterday afternoon. The clock
stopped at 10:l0.33 and Miss Talking.
toms ticket. which was held by Car.
ter Fleming, had the nearest CORE
spending time 1O:2O-09.
The prize consists OF a scholarship
to the International Correspondence
school at Scranton, valued at SCI.
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and my Office in the Court House of
Mnipn county, as the. place, for begin.
iiin be discharge Of my duties under
aia decree of reference, an abstract
.ot $hich said decree is as follows:
Upon consideration of which It is
adjudged, ordered and decreed that
this cause be and the same is hereby
referred to Harry Shaw one of the
Commissioners in Chancery of this
Court, to IKE and report an account
showing
First. All the real estate owned by
the Judgment debtor, R. w. Shaw.
where situate, its description and the
quantity thereof.
Second. The liens upon said real
estate. by whom held and their re.
spective amounts and priorites.
Third. Whether said real estate
will in five years rent for suficient
sum to pay off and discharge said
liens and the cost Of this suit.
Fourth. And such other matters as
any parties in interest may require,
the same being pertlent, or such other
matters as said Commissioner may
himself deem pertinent, whether sol
required or not"
At which time and place you and
each Of you may attend and do what.
ever is necessary to protect your in.
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W. SHAW;

W. Shaw:
In pursuance Of a;deerse al tic y,
.termediate Court Of Marion comfy
West Virginia, made ID a coase there.
in pending to subject the reaI esl.,lc
OF ahe said Robert W. SHAW % she
satisfaction Of the Hens hefeon. You
are required to present silsclaims hell
by you and each Of you sgtlnst the
said Robert W. Shaw. waiet liens
on his real estate, oF any BpF eraoi
for adjudication to me, Tiy ONCE
In the Court Horse 81 Mario
county, on or before tae siay
May, 1909.
Given under my hand tiis Isl
May, 1903.
HARRY SHAW conniiss
May 5, u, 10, 26.
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summary-Sacrifice hits-Roberts,
Hilley, OMalley, Carmony.
Base on balls-Off Jones 4; Willis 3.
Struck out-By Jones 2; Willis 3.
Left on bases-Uniontown 8; Fair
mont A.
Double plays-Durham to slagle.
Stolen bases-Parker, Roberts. KEEL
Ter 2. Miller.
Hit by pitcher-oMalley, Jackley,
Cariss, Miller.
Time-l:45.
Umplre-Weddege.
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Hunters StilI Nin
Defea lli I'm
Score 4 tue 7'O one
FOURTEEN HITS NET
JUST AS MANY RUNS
sBIufanlers Had Everything 10
Themselves Over at the
s River Town

CIARIERo1, Pa, May 12.-It was
il8eoneay OF errors that the locals put
nf today, Of a character that would
have allowed Clarksburg to win even
Missile lad not hit the ball., Nicely at
short had an of day, having four mis-
y plays scored against him.
The Drummers, however, had their
ittting clothes on, finding Moore for
f1urtee Ed safeties, every one Of which
went into a score. The batting of
lcGinty was the feature. Score:
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lENKIMs VERY ILL

The conditions of William jenkins
the baseball pitcher suffering with ty-
phoid fever at Cooks Hospital is con-
i,sidered serious. Two brothers and the
aged mother of the stricken man are
at his bedside and the parents of Mrs.
Jenkins arrived late last night.
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Summary Sacrifice hits-Lewellan,
Baily, Harrell. Elliott. Raley,
Two base .hits-Raley, Harrell, FL
liott, G. Dawson.
Three base hits-McGinty, Bailey,
Morgan.
stolen pases-c. Dawson, Dunn,
Nicely
BfoelIrnan.
Dawson 2.
Base on balls-oH oNeil 8; Wilson
Moore q
struck3odt-By o'Neil 2; Moore 1.
Time 2:10.
sli Umpire Smink.
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Summary-sacrifice hits-Rothmel,
Balls.
Two base hits-Myers. Gamer.
Hits-off Fitzwater, in seven in
nings; Marks, l in one inning.
Base on balls-Off Fitzwater l.;
Marks /.
Struck out-By Cotter c; Fltzwater
Left on connellsville >; Graf
ton Z.
Stolen bases-zinn, Gamer.
Passed ball-Frayley.
Time-1:45.
Observation-Disclosures.
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COOKERS SHUT OUT
Tue ENGINEERS
Grafton Was Unable tos4Iake
Hts Hits Count Fo Runs
Yesterday

coNNE1IsvILI4E, May 12GFaf-
ton was unable to make hits count for
runs and lost 10 the Cookers today by
a score Of 2 to o. Fitzwater who work
ed in yesterdays game opened up to,
day and struck out six. Jack Cotter
pitched a good game for the locals.
Score:
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KEYsER WOMAN DIES.

KEYsER, w. Va, May 11.-Mrs
Sarah Catherine seiyer, aged 20 years,
is dead at her home in Keyser, after
a brietllllness from paralysis,
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BAD CHARGE Ae
NEW MAR HsVi

NEW MARTINspLL
May u. Sam Ftaff ian
the circuit court hsfe
Of criminal assault III
old daughter 81 OH
Navy Yard" ntig
legged crime was
ago and Hafffig
Ferry for some
his arrest
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Maoks Won.

The Young Reddy Macks defeated
the Palatine Juniors yesterday even.
ing by a score of % to 4. The Macks
bafted Thomas Madden all over the
lot getting 10 bits Of which 6 were
q paggers. The feature Of the game
I was the triple play by Conway,
Sturm and Watson and the catching
q OF zeke Davis The score:
lIaeks .i.!.... "a 155 3 4-25
Juniors .s.... o Oh 600 l 2 o. a
Conway and Davis. Madden and
West The same teams will play
again Friday evening,
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terests.
Given under my hand this LIST day of
May, 1909.
HARRY SHAW. Commissioner.
$50 weeks.
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PA. w. VA. LEAGUE

Yesterdays Results.
FairmOnt 5: Uniontown /.
Connellsville 2; Grafton 0.
Clarksburg II; Charleroi 6.
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STANDING Of the Clubs.

Today,s Games.
Chicago at New York.
Pittsburg at Philadelphia,
Cincinnati at Boston.
st. Louis at Brooklyn.
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MorIcE To LIEN HOLDERS.

To all persons holding liens by iude
ment or otherwise on the real es.
tate. or any part thereof, of Iee.T
Houit:
In pursuance of decree of the Cir.
cult Court Of Marion county. West VIZ.
ginia, made in cause therein pend.
ing to subject the real estate Of the
said Lee j. Hoult to the satisfaction
of the liens thereon. You are required
to present all claims held by you and
each of you against said Lee j, Hoult
which are liens on his real estate or
any part of It, for adjudication to me.
at my Office In the Court House OF
said Marion county, on or before the
.3tst day of May, 1909.
Given under my hand this list day
of May. 1909
HARRY SHAW, Commissioner.
May l2, 10 26.
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Standing of the Clubs.

Today's Games.
New York at Detroit. &
Boston at Cleveland. n
Washington at Chicago
Philadelphia at St.Ioufsf
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Standing Of the Clubs.

Today's Games.
Clarksburg at Chartered.
Fairmont at Uniontown.
Grafton at ConnellsviIle.
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4 Rosters Fell Asleep.

IoRGANT0wN, May i2--The only
feature of5the game between! w. v. U,
and Wesleyan today was the falling
asleep Of spectator in the bleach
iers who came near tumbling from
Shis high perch. Score:
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IN. VI ~. .2S6 2'2 4 0754 x-22.17 Z
Wesley Q 600 LIP 0 o. q 4-1S
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NOTICE 10 LIEN HOLDERS.
To all persons holding liens by iudg4
ment or Otherwise on the real es.
tate, or anypart thereof d Robert
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