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St. Louis.
Totals ...3i l3'2s 2 Totals ..,S3 q 70
'Isricheli OUT. hit by tattcd ball.
+Battci for S,ccn in fourth.
tButted for Lake In ninth.

TBhtfcU Tot Stocn IN -roNltN.-
tButted for Lake In ninth
Score by Innings: H.
cleveland NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. .S6l rs
st. Louis .......................1 = o 4 OF
summary: Runs-Butchcr. Olson, jackson.
l.aioic Ryan. Etohrhorst, Turner, O'Ncill.
Shotton. Austin. Stovail. Pratf. Lake. Two
base hits-tnjoic, Tiohnhorst. Pratt. Sacri-
flee hiis-Ryan, Austin. Mailman Sacrifice
tly-- Olson, Stolen .bases-Oi sons Ryan. Holm
horst, Siovall. Double nInys--Perty to
krichcli: Pratt 10 S,ovall: Mailman to Pratt
to S;ovall. LEFT OIL bascs-Clcvcland. .; St
Louis, $. Pitchers record: lIits-On Petty
In . - Innings: on Lake, i In : Ia in
nings: on Stecn. Z In innings ;,on Mitchell
In Innings. First base on haIls-On
Stccn. 3; on Mitchell. l off Petty. q on
Lake. /. struck out-Ry Stcen. .; by Petty
i; by Mitchell. p First base On errors
Cleveland, >; ST. Louis. I. Hit hy pitcher
rs Peltv, | II.nioIc) limo Of game ;,
hours Empires. Pcrrinc and Dinccn
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New York.
Was hlngton.

-Woltcr. Flynn. Sacrifice hit--knisht, Stol-
en- bascs-Chasc. Moeller Milan DoIbic
rlay-Mcfride to Knight to Flynn. First
base on balls-OR Quinn. L. Off johnson. /.
First base on Observation-Disclosures / Lett
on eases-Sew York, 4: Washington, 4.
Struck out-By Quinn. s. +. b. johnson, s.
lit by ritehcr-By Johnson. tDanicls,.
Passed 6alS-Alnsmth. Street tcl. Time
OF game. act Empires. Hart aud Connolly
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Tnnt I.n,iIr ,IusI,rd

j. f i.aNine had his foot badly mashed
Yesterday afternoon at the Richmond plant
or the American Locomotive Works, when
a heavy piece OF iron fell on i; while he
was at work. lie was treated hy Dr. J. j.
liu!cher. ambulance surgeon of The Citv
Fifth Sfrnnt n, -
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FIVE PITCHERS USED IN GAME

Chicago. April ld.--In a batting bee
to-day, Chicago defeated Detroit in the
hist game OF The series. - to :. The
game was scc-saw affair, In which
Two pitchers participated. Bodic Of
chicago, hit The ball into the lcf, field
o!eachers for the first homo run OF the
season on the local grounds Score:
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CUBS WIN FROM CARDINALS

ST. Louis, April l5.-Hofman's walk.
an attempted sacrifice by Tinker Arch
erS sacrifice. singles b. Cheney, Evers
Schekard. SCHULTZ and Zimmerman and
base on balls TO I1annox. permitted
Chicago TO score six runs in the sixth
inning to-day. giving them the game
to 2. Score:
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PETTY KNOCKED OUT OF BOX

Cleveland. o, April I5.--4St. Louis
secured an early lead In tho game to-
day. but cleveland ovarcamc II In the
third. knocking Petty out of the box
and winning 10 5. Cleveland's care
less work on tho bases cos; several
runs. Mitchell, who replaced Stecn
was very effective. score:
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Aplastcr, SIS tForsythe). 3 to I. brs,
Aviator, les tByrncs), even. for place.
second; Agner. 100 tMcCuhey). ont. 10
SHOW. third Time. i:i3. My Gal 81.
Joseph, Third Kali also ran
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Iichmond ............,........0p 01o0oof-2
MnhtFeai ..'...,.,..,..........-s 0ooi2c 80
SUMMARY: fwq-base hits--Thacf Can
al t2l, YeaEcr. Thrcc-base hits-CiandiI
Russell, Hartman. Maths. Home run
Flourn"y, Sacrihc- hit-Isarberch. Sacrifice
hics-pcminitt. Bridges. Stolen bases-D ~
init 90. MATHS. YeaEcr. Triple nlay-a!g
Mahon to Ralcy To Baker. Base on balls
or Carroll. =: of Davic. 2 IIits-OH Nc
Mahon. In innings: off Carroll 5 I'm 4
innings: OF BarScrIch. s in q innings. ofr
Davte, In Innings Struck out--Ry Nc
Mahon, .: by Barbcrich. 3. hit by pitcher
Russell. Time OF samc. hours. Umpire.
Lucia.
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SOUTHERN LEAGUE

AZ Mobile, 8 Birmingham. o.
AZ ChattanouEa-Mcm rain
At oniGomery-Ncw Orleans. ra n.
1.-TWO games o-morrow)
~ Nashville Atlanta, postponed
until "Wednesday, wet grounds
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iThIladeIphIa Observation-Disclosures nHc o . 0--l0
Brooklyn .....,.,.....,.......l % o o 90 o p 6
summary: Rmns-knahe o., Titus. Pask-
ert. Cravath, iudcrus, poolan az. Doom,
Moore. Moran ca. Daubert, Smith. stark
lwo.hasc Mts-T,us. Pnskcrt. Moran Dau-
merit. smith. sacrifice hit--Moore SacYifce
ny DAILY. stolen base Down Double plsy
Moran 70 bauocrt. Left on .bases-Phiia-
delphia. = Brooklyn, 5. IIIts-oG Barser
In is inning; off Moore. 2 In 4 innings
First base on balls-OH Barzer, !; off Moore
I: off Kent. .. struck out-Ry Moore .; nv.
Kent &: by Alexander. O. Time Of game
800 Empires. Rislct and Finncran
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Bowlers, Important!

An important meeting Of tho
executive hoard or the Richmond
Bowling Association will he held To-
night at O'Clock nj the Newport
Alleys. business of ritni impor-
tnnce. Including nuai winding MP of
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Score by Innings:

'Hu'i'halS iuns-Nhgncr, Wilson. Bates,
Bcschrr, EEan, Two-base hits-Phelau Nc
NdFth!. shsrilce hits-Bates, Fhelan. Stol-
en- hascs--Hoblitzr! Grant DonlIn Left On
bases-Piti shuTGh. II; Cincinnati G. First
case on hails-oh ADAMS. l. of Fromme. :.
struck ont-RS Adams. 5: by Fromnlc. >.
Hi by piichcr--By Fromme, / Carey
Time az game. eos. Empires. Owens and
1000
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Cincinnati.
Pittsburgh.
rolal. ....il.se.i !. rotalE ...al,a1l .

Mono nmt when winning run was scored
fBattcd :or GIBSON in ninth.
:Ran for Hyatt in ninth.
s:Ran for Mclean in tenth.
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hIns Two case hitt-poylc. Campbell.
Homo run-KlinE. Sacrifice hits-Mathew-
son. Kaiser. Stolen baEes-Mycrs. Shafcr,
Becker. Double play-Spratt TO Housor.
First base on bsls-oG Perduc. 3: off Ma
thcwSon. ]. struck out-By P.rdue. 5: bv
Mathswson. ,. Passed ba;'--Wilson. Time
OF game, l:c2. Umplret. Klein and Bush
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Boston ..........................G 0 oooo1oo-n
fnuadeiphia ...-..............t 0 o. o p -
summary; Runs-Lewis OidrIng. Collins,
naker, Marpay. Two -baso hts--Baker and
aSner. sacrifice hits-Plank. Murphy
sRcrinc hy-Nunemaker. Stolen base-Baker
Dhbie pisy-Wasncr TO Yerkcs to Stehi.r
Left On bascs-Boston, Z; Philadelphia, g.
first base on balis-oG Plank. 3. First ba 10.
on Observation-Disclosures, 1 Struck out-By.
Flank, :: BY Cicotte. .. Time OF game. q.
hours' uInpires. OLoushlin and wcsterve!t.
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Totals 30 aG al Total.

zen for Myers In seventh.
'Bar;cd for Mathew son In ninth.
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DAY IN THE BIG LEAGUES
YESTERDAYS RESULTS
NATIONAL I.EAGu1;

Boston, B. Now York. o.
Cincinnati, !: Pittsbmr.h tcIcvcn
innings.
s., Louis. 5; Chicago, ..
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PhilndrIp.ifa.
Broolllyn.

Totals Is: II q IL . Totals ..ss ~ Is 3
'Bat'"d for Ken, in ninth
,y
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Ford MotorCars

Comfortable. Powerful Enjoyable.
Tive three and Sye-passcngcu
Equipped. $500 and 5000 I. o. b. De-
troll.
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Five pounds apprentice allowance
claimed
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, wssne a.! double and Sunamaker's sac
phila tlclUhin.

Totals 81 ga is Total. "a IL q 10 o
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22
Wool.

BOSTON, June 21.-The Commercial
Rulletin will say OF the wool market
Saturday:
a steady demand for new territory
woods At slightly higher values was IN
evidence IN the Benton market for the
past week, while the call for foreign
cross breds has also continued. although
the volumn OF these woods moved has
not been quite 80 heavy. Some secured
lots have brought full prices. but the
flag end OF the market IN these woods
= apparent.
In the West prices have been slightly
advanced also. more particularly in the
'eece woods. where mediums clips are
bringing 25G27c. IN Ohio and fine
washed lots running largely 20 deleine
are bringing gee. and in some cases
three-eighths TO half blood grade have
brought % cents and considerable wool
has been taken from 22e upwards. The
clip IN that State 10 probably two-thirds
sold and in the country es the whole 70
TO 10 per cent OF the clip IS estimated
out OF growers hands.
The shipments OF wool from Boston
from January I TO June 20 inclusive,
were i39.oie.s25 pounds against ia.
0S9.sIS pounds FOR the same period last
year.
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SISTERSVILLE

Special pIsrafc1 20 no intelligence.
SISTEESVILI.E. W. Va. June e1.-
Mr. John Dietrich. the Diamond street
tailor. left last evening for C!arks-
burg. W. Va. where he will he for
several days ON a business mission.
Mr. Joe Sutton left today FOR
Wheeling. where he will spend sew
eraI days visiting friends.
Miss Mary TraIey ot Petersburg.
West Virginia IS visiting az tho home
az Mr.. AIR. Geo. Ellctson OF Mccoy
Heights.
Mr.. George T. clayton. proprietor
az Smokers Paradise. returned last
evening from cincinnati. Ohio. where
Dc has been for the past two weeks
~transactins business.
Chas. Appel left today for Mari
eta. ohio. where he will be located
some time making swings.
Miss Rose Draper OF Alexis. Ohio.
arrived today and will be the guest %
her sister. Mrs. Harvey Graham. Of
Main street. for a few DAYS
Bert Fletcher ~ Friendly. Us. Va,
.s Loo the city today on a business mis-
sion
Mrs. Sarah London and children left
today Tor Sew Matamoras. o.. where
fnn} VIII visit relatives ana irlruds
for n few days.
Mrs MARI polar ~ the Arlington
hotel. LETT yesterday for Whesiln. W..
Va. on n short Visit.
Cecil Uluss. who travels FOR a move
elty company. and kho has been in
CIarIurtOnD. sud other towns up the
river. has retained home.
Attorney A. o.. SwiEer. who has been
attending court ln M~idlIcnourne. W.
va. returned Co. the cts last even
Ing.
Tho married mems baseball team
and the All-stare Will play ball uu
thr lIgn school grounds this evening.
The Presbyterian church sunday
school is holding their annual picnic
az p1Ien Park today.
George Father. who has been ONT
tine short line railroad Tor several
dara ou business. has returned to che
city.
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COL. WATTERSON
URGES HARMONY
Fears Rssnaotment at Baltimore Of
the Demonstration Now On
at Chicago.

LOUISVILLE. KY. June 2L-Fore-
seeing. he declares. the possibility OF
a reenactment at Baltimore OF the
scenes at Chicago. Henry watterson
today sent a lengthy telegram TO
Chairman Mack OF the Democratic
National committee at Baltimore.
making n plea for Democratic har-
mony. He says he is opposed 10 Judge
'-ar for temporary chairman. but
adds:
nat the Democrats at this time
most need and require is the pooling
90 issues. not h raising % disturb
nnces. 1 especially hope Mr.. Bryan
NHl see the force OF this. am his
friend. 1 fea that n Mr.. Bryan,
thrice the nominee Of the party for
president. should begin by taking the
floor TO oppose Judge Parker. once its
nominee, he will not only raise the
standard of fact.onalism. but will run
the risk Of being a second Roosevelt"
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PARTNERSHIP AND
CORPORATION INSURANCE

when n partner OF q business
hrm dies. the remaining partners
make haste 10 INFORM the public that
his dea viii in no way AFFECT tho
financial standing Of the house or the
success OF the business. The public
map or may nc feel treasured BY the
announcement. but no possible doubt
could remain n the information could
be given out at the same time that the
FIRM arr led business Insurance on
tho life OF the deceased partner, sum
Slent to purchase his interest in the
business. 80 that the withdrawal OF his
funos could not possibly Affect the
SrsHl. OF q house or cause Il the
last embarrassment
Wa ne rshinE n speciality Of this
character o., ipsui Ance.
The MUTUAL LIFE INSURANCE
CO., OF n. u,
GEORGE BAIRD, Manager.
Sixth Floor. eehmulbaeh BUILDING,
Wheeling, W. Va.
Call Us over other phone.
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STOCK MARKET
is IRREGULAR
strong Tone In Morning With Activity
In Dealing. Settled Into AlmIess
Drift az Close.

NEW YORK. June 2I.-For n brief
time to-day the stock market acted as
If It had decided TO divorce itself
from politics and all other things not
exactly germane 10 financial condi-
tons by steering an Independent
course. That was In the 1rst hour.
when the volume OF business assumed
respectable proportions and gains
were general. though in no important
instance much over a point. The ad-
embraced such a variety OF
issues as to convey an impression OF
Investment demand. Then came the
news that the convention at Chicago
might run over into next week and
the market beat a slow but sure re-
treat BY early afternoon nothing re-
manned OF the movement except a
Few sporadic advances in high priced
non-speculative issues. such as Amer
c Tobacco and Texas
For the remainder OF the session the
market settled down TO aimless drift.
That the interstate commerce com
mission continues 10 exercise careful
supervision over the coal companies
and fuel carriers was demonstrated in
a decision by that body granting rep
aration' TO one OF the independent
Goa mining companies for excessive
and unreasonable rates" charged by
the Delaware. Lackawanna q Western
road.
Additional legislation Of the weeks
rise In copper was furnished by sta.
tistics which show a marked deple.
ton in surplus stocks OF the metal
mere and In Europe. Steel was we'll
supported in connection with circum-
stantial rumors pointing to a definite
announcement OF higher prices for
finished products in the course OF the
coming week.
The bond market moved unsteadily,
with tr.fing changes. Total sales par
value. 81, $50. 600.
/. S. governments unchanged on
call.
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COAL RATES STAND
Commerce Commission Refuses to
Further Lower the Tariff
to Lake Points.

WASHINGTON. June 2i.-Further
reductions I'm the freight rate in BIZ
luminous coal from the Pittsburgh
district 20 the Great Lake ports were
today denied nv the Interstate Com
w'r~o c0mmission.
The Pittsburgh Coal company M
John ". Boilcau sought further re-.
ductions from the commissions order
Of March 18th. which made reductions
on IN" traffic from IS cents 10 rs
cents a ton.
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Metals.

NEW YORK. June 21.-Copper-Firm.
Standard spot. Si7.O0 H1T.5O. electroly-
tic. 17ac. lake. 17A d17s; casting.
l7L d17A.
Tin-Firm. spot. s4S.75 1925.
Lead-Ffrm. t4.4O1 4GO.
Speiter-Firmer. s7057s rs.
1ron-Stcady and unchanged.
London copper cnsy spot. 40. -. ca:
futures. f7s. lis. Cd. Local sales ~ TN.
80 ton. London easy, spot. f2O5. fu-
lures. Ess. l5s.
London spelter. res. 1Js.
Iron. Cleveland warrants. Sos, Ind In
London.
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WASHINGTON. June 2i.-At the be-
Eining OF business today the condition
OF the United States Treasury was:
ses,s7T.s9t. In banks and Philippius
treasury. sss.ilS.sba. The total balance
In the general fund was si3s.slS,s4T.
Ordinary receipts yesterday were 81
Ie0.tsl. with ordinary disbursement OF
The surplus .Odate this fiscal year Is
tS,6to.f0e as against a surplus OF III
sss.7eS at this time last year. These
ngUres exclude Panama Canal and pub
lie debt transactions.
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STEUB ENVILLR

Special Dispatch to the ln5ruE-nv~..
STEUBENNILLE, o.. June 21.-
Polly Klinesmith has begun suit for
divorce from Eugene G. Klinesmith.
They were married September "a.
1900. at Wilkes-Barre. Pa. and she
alleges wilful absence and failure to
provide.
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DTy C,nc4e.

NEW YORK. June 2i.-The cotton
goods market are STEADY with n ten
dency toward higher levels. Wool mar
kets are nmrer. Yarns rule steady
with a broader demand reported for
worsted yarns Iohbegs are doing "a
moderate houSe trade. Made up goods
N retail stores have been active during
the week.
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coffee

Special Dispatch 20 the intelligence
NEW YORK. June 2i-Havrc market
unchanged TO one-quartc~ franc advance
July futures closed offered NJ 1879.
September closed offered ar 12.S9. De-
,.mhar closed offered at 1902. March
closed o1er at 14.OG; May closed offered
at - 0s. Rio 40. Z quoted at liA cents.
Market steady.
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w. & L. E. z. r.
OHIO RIVER g. WESTERN
RAIL WAY.

Arrival and Departure or trains a. Bell.
aire
Arrive-I 80 a. M. $40 a. t-.2BBp m
Departs 80 r. M 41o 3. ~. 1858 pm
sunday trains arrive 90 9 20 a. M. and
debart - go a m
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Cash quotations were as follows:
.o.r-Ouiet.
Reno. ? s3Gs4c.
barley-Feed or mixing sOaTsc; fair
10 choice mailing s5c4sL0B.
Iimohy seed.!L0oqs.50.
Pork-Mess. SlS.62H Qis.T5.
tierces tlO.s7k.
short Ribs-OLooseJ tiO.l2h GLOSS.
UNION STOCK YARDS. PITTS
y BIRCH. June 2i.-Cattle-Steady: sup
ply light Choice. SS.75g9.i5: prime.
1875 y sec.
sheep-steady; supply fair. Prime
Wtthers. y5.VOu5 $40; culls and COM
mons. {i5VG 500. lambs. s3.OOg6.76:
veal calves. $s.OOGS.50.
liogs-ACtiye. receipts light. Prime
heaNies, 1850 80: mediums. S7.s5m
workers.. Ss.5UQ 60. pigs. ST.VVg5.s5.
roughs. sG.7547.oO.
CHICAGO. June 2i.-Close: Cattle.
receipts. BOO market for beeves steady.
cows strong. Beeves. t6l0me.5O: Texas
steers. t6fOWS.l western steers. $3.50
Hs.lV; stocEers and feeders. SG2Od6.75:
cows and heifers. S2.5OQS.l0; calves.
f5.b0HA.O
Hogs-Receipts. 10000. market active.
30 Toe higher. Light $3.50 165i n
mixed. $3.50 as. heavy. s. 25H1.65i =
mixed. }s.a5W E.5, heavy, s. .25GSsSO.
bulk OF sales. s1554 7.1b.
steady. Nauve. $3.25 $50. yeariings.
S475T 100. lambs. native. S425TsNi.
western. $1,000 500; springs. S5.5ONs
$50.
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MORE HONORs HEAPED
UPON CAPTAIN ROSTON

LONDON. june .I-Captain Arthur
~. Rostron. o. the Carpathia. received
the united thanks Of the British gov
eminent and the court a. today's sit
ting of the board of trade into the
Titanic disuster.
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NEW YORK. June fi-ciose: Prime
.n~eresntile paper 4 TO az per cent. Bterl-
inE exchange easy with actual business
W bankers bills at tasG.T5 for 90 day
bills n az tt.ST.aB FOR demand. COM
mercial bills. ta.sI. Bar silver, Gkc.
steady. Railroad bonds irregular.
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Marriage Licenses.

Clyde S. Brashear. "a years. and
Mrs. Minnie a. Clayton, "a years. OF
D~illonvale.
Antonio Centone. % years. OF Weir
ton, and Mary q. Giardina, "a years,
OF S~teubeuville.
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WHEAT

CHICAGO. June 2l-The shadow OF
the on-coming crop made Spectators to-
uuence the market closed q n - nuder
night. Corn finished unchanged TO
Iac down. oats of = n 80 20 {. % izc.
and provisions At a decline Of - sfzc 10
lcac.
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steady. AZ Gs per cent: ruSiaI az en ssi /;
s.osin' bid. az; offered at ~. Time
cans steady; 60 days . per cent ana
~ says TO AZ per cent; six months.
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Petroleum..

ances $3.50. Runs. 1s0.62S. average.
Shipments. 1~25.734; averages.
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Pittsburg Stocks.

WHEELING. W Va. June 81. II.
The active -Pittsbargh storsG. corrected
daily by A. Z Nn3i-n 4 Co., Duuaurs
and brokers. Sau0nal EKchaago cams
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Boads-

'-EN div. Ia per cent.
Total sales 2S9.s0O shares.
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vHEnLIEa THhCTIoH CoNrPAHY.
EXPREss cAR SCHEDULE.
raslnr nff.e, %. a1. 10.

P~ANHANuLE LINE
WHEELING AND WELIarUHn.
Daily except sunday.
Leave
12nf strcrt Leave
WheeiuE Weliabura
1913 "a. u. 4. CuA m-
ssO y IA 1870 uOua
MOTNDsV1LLE LINZ
WHEELING and MOI NuEFTLLE
Daily except sunday.
Leave
l0tI street Leave
WNreurE MouudEvIla
DC GOA m. 80 p IN
30 D. m-
on lines having regular express Ger.
vice. shipments weiHhfuE iu excess %
fftV pounds or 0f large bulls. wlII NOS
be- carried on prFFeuarr cars
T. LlNEA-hallr except sunday
80 antpwenta. except emergency ship
passenger cars between f00 and GIG
m.
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New York Stock EXCHANGE.

WHEELING. W. Va. June q. -.
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Hazlett's Local Stocks.

WHEELING. w. Va, June p. IL.
The following c1otatiOn- an tfie fis.'rs
active WheelnE STOCKS are sorrecte3
daily for the ny Howard
Hszlett a Son. Iocal orozers:
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22

WHEELING. W. Va. June II, IL.
IIv 1910 - auS 4s-tAs.-.- -
active wheeling Stocks ar- corTe ed
taily Tor the IntefllKencer % George =
Baron. local broker. Sno X Il Marshall.
n~ansger Bond Iepartment
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22

There is more comfort in the cool breeze afforded
by an ELECTRIC FAN than you can otherwise get at
many times the cost.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1912-06-22

fAN hAN Dkk LINZ
WHEELING AND WELf1ETE1
Daily except SUNDAY.
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An Eight-InCh
Fan

enables you to take comfort with you wherever you 90,
for it weighs only 6z lbs, and can be carried from one
room to another by a child. When you pack up to 90
away, you can put it in your trunk. The current to oper-
ate it costs less than Il cent an hour.
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WHEELING and MOtNuEFTLLE
Daily rnUnUr midas
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1912-07-22

Mltcn U. 9dtbmon an oieieibs,
$4,000.
Grant Gusfbine an Cottage .. II.
6. 60, $4,000.
Carrie 5aa an Gntsrprtie y. u. y.
8. Co., $2750.
DieieIbe an Sobn u. 5artman,
$3.50.
Getilste Sppotbstsn.
grancis Nen5 an Soeon y. u. 20.
$4,000.
DetTelbe an 8eoree 6arnlih. $500.
Sobn 9llbreht on Brighton German
9ont SO. $500.
+, u. Wisie an Apollo y. uno !.
60. $4,000.
spiepbine Saua an anna Batter.
$25O0.
WsnriIe Z. Garter an Sputbsrn Sbto
6. sinb 3. so. $500.
anna 81. 8opbmaniee an 5reoertf
aIeins. $500.
q. q. Subbea an msitsrn Ger
man yant. $1,000.
Gbitb 6. meisrpe on propiosRt
Sapinos 9. unb 2. 60. $1,000.
Samss Driaht an Z. Warb 9. uno
9. SO. $500.
Sobn :. Rpb an Sames Q. Guihins.
s75.
Gbas. llhIsnbrod on Dora popps.
$500.
Ularp 8. 6. Grtas an 6. 3. Malss
barn. $3073.
5beonoiia Wliller an Wsit Gno y.
uno Z. 60. $3.50.
Sobn u. 6artman an gnterpriie y.
u. 60. $250O.
stfnelia grintman on Npouo g.
uno 6. SO. $1,000.
Stspbeu g. gopls on oieislbe.
$4,000.
Stepben s. 0aIp on Sos. ). Goo.
per, $1050.
Gbas. 9eppert on 80. q. Roib
$50