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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18
OVER THU BORDER
Another Would Be Canadian Joins the Host
Of Defaultsrs.
PITTSBURG PENSION CLERK GAY,
A Most Exemplary and Religious Young
Man,
SKIPS OUT WITH TWENTY THOUSAND

PITTsBURG, Pa, July 17.-Samuel K.
Gay, chief clerk in the Pittsburg Pension
Office, has probably gone to Canada to
Join the great army of bank cashiers. Yes
terday afternoon Pension Agent Russell
discovered that Gay had forged his name
to three checks aggregating $500. An in
formation for forgery was made before
United States Commissioner McCandless,
and q warrant issued for his arrest, but
before the officer could serve il Gay got
word Of the movement, and quickly left
the city. The forgery OF the three checks
amounting to $500 constitutes but frae-
ton of the amount of money which it is
supposed that Mr.. Gay got away
with, and it is believed that
the amount from forgery and embezzle-
ment will reach SIS, 600 10 $40, 900. Sew
eral weeks ago an investigation of the ac-
counts of the pension agent in Pittsburg
was made and it was then found that
there were several discrepancies involving
considerable sums of money. There was
every evidence of embezzlement covered
by Justification of the books. Mr.. Errett
was then notified by the Treasury De-
partment to look to his clerks as some one
was doing wrong. Nothing further was
heard of the matter until last evening,
when Mr.. Errett telegraphed to Washing
ton that Gay had abscOnded.
A MOST EXEMPLARY YOUNG MAN.
Cav was the son of wealthy parents and
some years ago married a relative OF Mayor
Fulton. He was an exemplary young
man, in fact strict attendant at church,
quite active in the Young Mems Christian
Association and prominent leader in the
Murphy temperance movement. lie took
great interest in lectures by clergymen and
was the heal and front Of nearly all
movements to bring Talmage to Pittsburg.
Even his most intimate friends never saw
ANYTHING in his conduct that would
arouse suspicion The loss will probably
fall on the bOndsmen of the clerk provided
Mr.. Errett has taken the precautiOn to ex-
act from Mr.. Gay the customary bond.
The Treasury Department holds MIR. En-
rett, and he in turn should indemnify HIM
self by exacting bonds from those holding
positions of trust under him. 1t is not
known how far Mr.. Errett has required
this to he done, or whether he has permit
ted his clerks to serve without bond. The
bonding of clerks outside of those engaged
in the bank has fallen into disuse and it is
possible that Gay has no bond of mdem-
nifty and that the entire loss will fall upon
Mr.. ETrett.
In an interview with Pension Agent
Errett, this afternoon, he stated that there
was no embezzlement of funds by abscond-
ing Clerk Gay. He forged the names OF
pensioners to drafts on the Government de
pOsitory, and so far as has been ascertained
secured several hundred dollars. 1t is
thought, however, when the books are
thoroughly examined that the amount will
be considerable "a the scheme has been in
progress for some time. Gay had salary
of SO per month.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18
THE DOW LAW.
Anxiety to Have the Question Of Its Consti-
tutionality settled.

tuti0nality Settled.
COLUMBUS, O., July l7.-The Attorney
General is in receipt Of numerous letters
from all parts of the State asking If q
special session of the Supreme Court can
not be held in order to decide the question
of the constitutiOnality Of the Dow liquor
tax law. There is no statute on the sub
ject, and no way of convening the Court
except the members Of their own motion
agree TO meet and hear the case. Just
now the members of the Court are scatter
ed far and wide and it would be diff
cult matter TO get them together.
Great inconvenience is experienced all
over the State in making the tax levy, on
account Of the uncertainty in connection
with the distribution, IL at all, Of the Dow
tax. Had not the great County Auditor
and County Treasurer Of Hamilton county
made such tremendous kick when the
case from Cincinnati was brought here, the
matter might have been disposed Of ere
this. But then the big bore lawyers would
not have secured their retainers, az the ~
loon keepers had not at that time succeeded
in raising $40, 900 TO fight the Dow law in
the courts. 1t will be observed that no
other class of taxpayers of the State are
raising large sums Of money TO impede the
collection of the taxes levied against them.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18
NED BUNTLINE " DEAD.
The Old Romancist succumbs to Hear
Disease.

The Old Romancist SuccumDs 10 heart
Disease.
STANFORD, DELAWARE COUNTY, n. y,
July 17.-Edward Z. C. Judson (''Ned
Buntline"), the story writer, died of heart
disease at his home here yesterday after
noon. He was 64 years of age. When II
wears old he entered the Government serv-
ice rs an apprentice on board man-Oi-
war A year later President Van Buren
sent him a commission as midshipman for
meritorious conduct in rescuing the crew
of a boat run down by q Fulton ferry-boat
on the East river. Young Judson was
assigned to the Leyant. Other mldsmp-
men refused TO mess with him because
he had been 8"commOn sailor before
the mast, and while on the way to JON
the gulf squadron he challenged thirteen OF
them to fight. Some withdrew their re-
f,sal and associated with him, but he
fought seven of them, one after another In
Florida, New Orleans and Havana, escap-
ing without scratch himself, but mark
ing four of his antagonists for life. From
that time on his reputation rs one oil the
best shots in the United States was eStab-
lished. Ned Buntline probably carried
more wounds in his body than any other
living American. He had in his right
knee q bullet received in Virginia and had
twelve other wounds inflicted by sword,
she'll and gun, seven Of which were got IN
hattie. He was not educated for the army
and navy. The title of Colonel came to
him az Chief ofSeOuts in the Rebellion OF
1875
His first story, ''The Captains Pig, "
was published in the Kncker6oeksr 4Gga-
zine under the pseudOnym of Ned Bunt-
line, in 1888, when in his fifteenth year,
This sketch brought nOtoriety to the
Young writer and fighter, who subsequent
iy received as high rs $50, 600 year ior
the produce of his brain and pen. for
many wears his income as story writer
brought him $4,000 annually. He once
earned Sl2, 800 in six weeks, and at anotner
time, under pressure, wrote book OF 6tO
naCes in sixty-two hours, scarcely sleeping
or eating during that time.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18
NfISliO.

The Royal Gas Company will be here
with their lines In few weeks.
ThA Junction Company cut 1000 kegs
of nails last week.
The question Of making the Mayor sal
aried officer is being agitated.
Three Greeks were engaged in painting
the stacks at the Junction steel plant, yes
terday. Their way Of doing such work
was very much admired by those who saw
them.
On Friday night train No. 30, on the G.
& p. road, was detained an hour by q
freight engine and tender running OF the
end Of an open switch and over the hank
below the depot
Council has ordered two new steel cages
for the lookup, from the Disbold Safe and
Lock Company, of Canton, o., to be put
in by September 1st. The cages will be
Z feet by 8, and win cost 800.
Mr.. Ed. F1oto will raise his house above
the high water mark, or else tear it down
and build new one in its stead.
A telephone has been placed in the labrs-
tory at the steel plant.
Frank McSherTy has gone into the
restaurant business
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18
MOUNTAIN LAKE.
Each Day Bringing Fresh Arrivals at the
DO Park.

Each Day Bringing Fresh Arrivals at the
Park.
Spscial telegram 10 he Sunday Register.
MOUNTAIN LAKE PARK, July 17.-Each
day brings fresh arrivals. To-day's train
brought, from Wheeling, Charles Lamb,
Harry List and family; Rev. VIM. f. Cur
ley, of Keyser; Mr.. Walter and Miss Helen
Hussey, and Walter Harrison, from Mt.
Pleasant o.; Miss Carrie Griffith, of Iowa;
Dr. NJ. Withrow, of Mt. Pleasant, o.; Mr.
and Mrs. Samuel Warden and daughter
and Miss Andrew, of Mt. Pleasant, Pa.
Mr.. Conner, of Wheeling, is moving into
his elegant new cottage on q street.
Last night about o'clock some one un-
locked and opened the front door of Rev.
Mr.. GOncher's cottage, Oh j street, but was
frightened away by the voice of the occu-
pant ofthe room, japanese preacher of
Baltimore. The parties were seen by men
who will recognize them if seen again.
DR.. Stephen Hasbrook is on hand dis
tributing circulars for his course of four
lectures to be given July Goth, 2lst, 23d
and 26th. His subjects are: "The Land
of the Pharaohs;" ''1he Desert of the
Exodus;'' ga Visit TO Petra" and The
Holy Land, "and win be finely illustrated
by calcium light .fitq,t sdF st
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18
A Lively Fight.
iIl@S.

CHICAGO, July IA serious fight oc-
CURED among a number Of white and col
ored roustabouts on the docks, Just before
daylight this morning, and two men were
fatally injured. The row started with a
fight between man named Comfy and o
negro named James-COnly using Delay
ing-pin and the negro striking back with
big rocks in his hands The melee became
general, and riot with sticks and stones
ensued. The East Chicago avenue patrol
wagon was summoned, and it fastened up.
The rioters scattered and fed. James (the
negro) was found lying on the dock with a
broken skull, and Comfy was taken from
the river, where, bruised and bleeding, he
had fallen in trying to escape. Both men
were conveyed to the hospital.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18
A TERRIBLE EXPLOSION.
A Boiler Blown Through a Roof $50 Feet
A Little Girl Killed.

A Little Girl Killed.
WELIsvILLE, O., July l7.-An upright
boiler in the boiler shop Of Joseph Tessett,
Second street, exploded this morning at
7:30 o'clock with terrific force, wreCking
almost the entire building. Through a
miracle none of the employees were in
iured.
Adjoining the boiler shop is the residence
of Mrs. Maggie Driscoll, whose two little
girls-Clara, aged 5, and Mary, aged B
were playing in their dOOr-yard, opposite
the bOiler-roOm. When the explosion Oc-
Cured the little ones were caught and held
fast by the debris of the building, while
the scalding steam poured over them. Clara
was dead when taken from the ruins,
her body having been literally cooked, and
Mary was terribly scalded and may not
recover The boiler, cone one, weighing
probably ton, was blown through the
roof fully three hundred feet into the air,
and buried itself in hole in back yard
ON Second street, three hundred feet from
the spot. No cause, as yet, is assigned for
the explosion.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18
GOING IN STYLE.
The Accommodation Being Furnished the
Arion and Its Friends.

Arion and Its Friends.
The officers of the p, c. & st. l.. Rail-
road, through Mr.. J. &. TOmlinson, the
resident agent in this city, are furnishing
exceptionally fine accommodations Tor the
Arion Singing Society and the friends OF
the organization, who contemplate going
70 Milwaukee on the Doth inst. The train
on which the party will go will be made up
of Pullman sleepers and day coaches, and
the appointments will be first class IN
every respect. Leaving this city at 1:l0
D. M, the party will have pleasant day
light run to Columbus, where arrange
ments have been made to furnish bang
ND supper at the Union depot, at the re-
duced price OF fifty cents Proceeding, the
train viii arrive at Chicago for breakfast at
$50 the next morning, and will run on
through the city without change OF ears,
reaching Milwaukee at 10 o'clock in the
morning. This arrangement gives q long
daylight ride at each end Of the trip, and
lands the exeursionists in the Saengerfest
CITY several hours in advance Of passengers
by other lines, giving them ample time to
secure accommodations and look around
before the other Wheeling folks appear.
Several sleepers have already been engaged,
and it is earnestly desired that those going
make application for berths by Monday,
so that . sufficient number of ears may DC
on hand Mr.. Reister has the diagrams
of sleepefs in his possession, and exeur-
sionists may thus locate themselves TO
their entire satisfaction, Agent Tomiin-
son win have personal charge Of the train,
and VIII be happy to furnish any informs
ton desired.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18
POISONOUS NE CREAM.
Ssven,y-Kvs Ladies Poisoned Inn ~.
ing Il
A WILD HUNT AFTER Docf0lS.
Great Excitement in the Town d OA1lns-
ton, Illinois
DISASTROUS RESULTS OF 1 PllfT.

CHARLESTON, Ill, July 17.-Mn. Ed,
win Wiley and Mrs Edwin Z. Crehs enye'
lawn party at the formers residence ysa-
terday afternoon. Scventy-five ladies ~!
tended and partook ofa luncheon provided
for the guests. Upon returning homo In
the evening they all without exception Be-
came seriously i'll and soon seventy-dvs'
husbands, fathers and brothers were
running all over town in . wild chAss,
after physicians. Twenty extra rhysicians,
besides these residing here could have
found steady employment had they hesa
at hand All of those who attended tho
party were seized with vomiting ap1'
snow-a s,uptom, oe r~t-..-:-.s, S-s
OF the cases have proved fatal. How the'
poison came to he present in any Of H.
eatables is not known, but Is supposed
that the milk used in preparing the ice1
cream had become tainted.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18
A MEXICAN REVOLUTION.
A Whole Section of the Country Up II
Arms-1roops Moving.

A Whole Section of the Country Up in
Arms-1roops Moving.
NEW LAREDO, July 17.-Exeitement
ran high in this city yesterday, caused by
sensational reports coming in from Mira
and Gueretta. 1t said that the whole
country in that section is in arms and that
recruits are going there from the Ameri-
can side ofthe river. BuenitO Dias, an ex-rcv-
olutionist and bandit. who had soiOurned
on the Texas side of the
river for some time past has
Joined the refugees in Mexico. This city
has been chozen as the headquarters for
government troops in the northern part OF
Tamanlipas. Last evening the Monterey
train over the Mexican National brought in
25Otroops, whoimmediately went into camp
at the Government barracks and are await
ing marching orders from MatamOras.
They are commanded by Col. Parras, an
experienced soldier and an adept at depos-
ing troublesome civil governors in favor
of the supreme Federal Government
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18
WILL CONFIRM M,GRAw.
The Finance Committee Report the Nomi
nation Unanimously.

The Finance Committee Report the Nomi-
nation Unanimously.
Special Telegram 10 TIE Sunday REGISTER
WASHINGTON, D. c., July 17.-At its
last meeting the Finance Committee of the
Senate had under consideration the nomi-
nation Of John 7. McGraw, to be Collector
of Internal Revenue for the District Of
West Virginia. Asvote was had by the
Committee which resulted in a decided
majority in favor of confirmation, where
upon Senator Miller, of New York, was in
structed to report this favorable action to
the Senate, with the recommendation
that the nomination be confirmed. This
was on Tuesday last, since when there has
been no executive session until this even
ing, when Mr.. Miller did as the commit.
tee had directed him to do and reported
McGraw's appointment for confirmation,
Under the rules the case went over until
the next Executive session, when, if the
session is not too brief, or the calendar too
long, the Senate will dispose of the Nc
Graw nomination by confirming it.
1t is safe to assume, however, that this
will be done before the close of the coming
week at least. This action would have
been reached month ago had it not been
for the illness of Senator Morrill, who is
chairman of the committee and who has
charge of the case 1t is said that this de-
cision was made by the Republicans be-
cause of their desire to oblige the
two West Virginia Senators, who
have many social and personal
friends on that side Of the chamber. Be
fore the close of next week Mr.. McGraw
will be the subject of congratulation as the
opposition to his confirmation has been a
very persistent and violent one, so much
so that the Republicans have become pref
ty well informed as 10 his personal integ-
rity and qualifications for discharging the
duties of the office. Many of them be-
came disgusted aud made up their minds
that there was good reason for sacrificing
him.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18
BRILLLAxr.

Gertie, an infant dsughteT ef ;
Kingler, died on Tbunisy q c.
Of the brain. Mr.. Kingjef W. = -
ton, Canada, at the tims aftsudf61 -
ternatioDaI Convention ~ tBe n ~ q
W. and could not be homs h tfsno -
funeral. The child was hsried n ~
burg yesterday afternoon.
Mr.. Michael Owens, of WhesifnR &
town visiting friends 4
I. G. Clark has returned ftolD ~
town, where be was In stteadaDoe ot
funeral Of his grandmotheS.
Miss Medill, of TfltoavilIa ~
been the guest sf Mrx McCtms, -
10 her home yesterday. 4
= Yesterday was pay day - ~ O.
Glass Works. &
Milligzn White who was hnse -
Spaulding coal shan . lew vse1n -
again able TO be about He esezfeo -
bad scars about the bod
John c. Irwin, ofthe Centsal einDN1
Office force, was In wheeiiAg . -
Friday. &, ~
w. y. Little is on the siek H. (,
Mis- Maude Hsssner who ~ ~
Canton, o.. whiting relatives - -
has returned home. Z
Mrs. Susan Lowe be- retuzne1 ~
home In Steubeuville.
Lots Of our people wen agNbopo9
trrdsy morning By the fearful n<kot r.
by the weIlsbureen eses ~ ban6
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18
BALTIMORE AND OHIO.

Solid Through TIain From Wheeling to
Milwaukee, Tuesday, July goth.
Conveying the Maennerchor and Germania
Singing Societies and their friends The
special train will leave Wheeling at 7;55 p.
m, city time, arriving at Milwaakee ut II
noon. Fare for the round trip, s..
The B. & o, win run their entire train,
coaches and sleepers, through from Wheel
ing to Milwaukee without change Of cars
Time by B. & o. six hours quicker than
any other line out of Wheeling.
Call at Sehnepf's drug store, w. n
Sheib's music store or B. q o. Ticket
0fice for tickets and sleeping car kvths!
Tickets good going on all trains July IS,
90 and q.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18
SNYDER Getting There.

Special telegram 10 the Sunday Register.
BUCKHANNON, W. va, July 1.-THE
Democrats in Convention to-day endorsed
II. f. Hudkins for the State Senate unani-
mously. They appointed thirty-two dele
gates TO the Congressional Convention.
Twenty mine OF them are Snyder's friends,
and three Harris.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18
NOBLE BOULANGER.
He Awaits the Effect Of De Larein'ys
Shot and Fires In the Air.

Shot and Fires In the Ar
PARIS, July ls.-The duel between
Gen. Boulanger, Minister OF War, and
Baron De Lareinty. arising from the re
marks of the Baron IN the
Senate on Thursday relative to the
expuIsiop of the Duke De Aumle,
was fought at 8 O'Clock this morning. The
weapons were pistols. The place OF meet
inc was in forest near Mendon,
Eve miles west of Paris. Wheh
the command to tre was
giyen Baron De I.oreinty shot at GeneTal
Boulanger. The latter Gocly awaited the
result Of the shot without firing himself.
Ending himself untouched by MS
onponent's bullet Gen. Borlanger raised
bis own pistol and fred up into the sar'
The CONTESTANTS then ieft the neid;
Cen Boulanger returned to Paris ana
went straight to his otlee 81
War Derartmeut. A large crowd bad
assenble; to learn the resnlt OF tne ouei,
and thew ave Cenerai Bsuionger IN oya-
tiou whei be appeared.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18

Earned, Baltimore 4, Pittsburg q home
runs, Fulmer /; two base hits, fuimeI,
Sommers, Macauley; three base hit, XII
roy; passed balls, Fulmer, Carroll 81 nfst
base on balls, Baltimore 4, fittsburg oi
first base hits, Baltimore IL, Pittsburg 3;
errors, Baltimore 4, Pittsburg 2; first base
on balls, Kilroy 1; umpire, Valentine ~
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18

Earned runs, Brooklyn 3; three base
hits, McTammany l; wild pitches, Terry ],
Ramsey /; First base on balls, Brooklyn q,
Louisville 3; errors, Louisville 4, Brook
lyn 4; first base hits Louisville ,, Brook
lyns; umpire, Walsh. -.----,..---
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18

The Best Salve in the world for Cuta,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, Salt Rheum, Fever
Sores, letter, Chapped Hands, Chilblaina,
Corns, and al Skin Euptions, and posl-
lively curcs Piles, o. no pay required. II
L guaranteed to give aatiGGhc<ion, -
money refunded. Price Is ceanp p9 bcx-
For sale b. LoQn &co
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18
Instructed for Frame.

Special Telegram 10 he Suad,y Register.
BRAxToN c. H., W. VA, July 1.-THE
Democratic Convention held here to-day TO
send delegates to the Clarksburg Conyen-
ton instructed unanimously for N. I.
Frame for Congress.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18
vancouver Again Burned.

vIcIoRIA, B. G., July Ill il re-
ported that the town Of Vancouver, B. C.,
is again in ashes. The telegraph Office has
been destroyed. No particulars can be
ohfained
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18
HoRsFoRp,s Aom PHOSPHATE
In Ipdige.tion. and as . Nerve Food.

DIR. H, o. HITCHCOCK, Kalamazoo
Mich, says. ~ have used 1t in many
cases Of indigestion depending upon nery-
ous exhaustion, with marked benefit. 1t
appears 10 be good nerve food y
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18
Nejther PARTY Gains.

LONDON, July 17.-In tO-day's elections
neither party made any gain. The Tories
have now elected 317 candidates and the
LlDerals 1o1.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18
RroOklyns Win Easily.

BROOKLYN, July 17.-To-day's Brook
lyn-Louisville game was witnessed by six
thousand persons. The local team won
easily by free batting. Terry pitched a
strong game, holding the Western sluggers
down to three hits. Score:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18
BASE BALL.
Pittsburg Wins Ten-Inning Game from
Baltimore. 81

BALTIMORE, July 1.-THE PittsDurg
team won a ten-inning game from Baltl-
more by timely batting and errors py
Houck and McAuley. The home team
batted Morris with much effect, but they
were handicapped by errors Of their own
side. Score:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18

Earned runs, CINCINNATI 4, AlhIeIlCs =
home runs, Keenan, Il two base hits,
Lewis, Corkhill, Jones, O'Brien 2; three
base hits, Lewis, StOyey; passed balls,
Keenan, /; first base on balls, Cincinnati
/, Athletics 6; first base hits, Cincinnati
Is. Athletics 16; errors, Cincinnati 10,
Athletics Z; umpire, Bradley.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18
Athletics On to Pechlney.

PHILADELPHIA, July 1.-THE Ath-
letics Lit on to Pechiney in the fore part
of the game to-day, making 8 hits with a
total of II bases in the first innings when
he gave away to Mullane. The batting on
both sides was heavy, and errors were very
costly. Attendance 5000. Score:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1886-07-18
s.. Louls roys with the Mets.

STATEN ISLAND, N. Y, July IT,
About 8, 900 people saw the Metropolitan.
ST. Louis game to-day. The western club
toyed with the Indians and won with
ridiculous ease Caruthers pitched a good
game. Handison's hit in the ninth inning
being the only safe drive made by the
Nets. Caruthers doffed his cap to the for
tunate player. Mays curves were ba2ted
all over the field. Score: