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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-09

legal The boy joe" has passed as her
brother, bat is believed 10 be the son OF
King and the Betchler woman. Kings
widow was befeIe her marriage Mis- Alice
Duffy, and lived some months in st. Louis
earlier in the year. She is the daughter
of the late Hon. Hugh C. Duffy, member
of tie legislature from Louisiana, Pike
county, Mo-, his forner home. Mrs. King
went to st. Louis about six months ago,
which was about six months after her
fathers death. She secured work in a
store ard later married King.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-09

THE only Complexion Powder in the
world that is without vulgariiy, without
injury to the user, AMI without doubt a
beautifier is Pozzoni's.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-09
THE KING TRAGEDY.
The Woman who Avenged her Herself On
Trsacherous Husband.
Here are pictures Of Henry W. King, the
young business man of Omaha, who YVES sho;

to death by Libbie
Betchler not long
ago, his wife and
"the boy joe" /,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-09

will be remembered
that the murderess
claims to have been
married to King,
and that his later
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-09
SPORTS EVERYWHERE
Pre1rIsrs CoNTINUBTO FIGHT WITH THEIR
MOUTHS.
Ons Real Batsls-Ths Warrsu-Hayslln Fight
Minor Eacolatsrs-Dampssy and Mitchell
Not Yet Matched-Bass Ball
General Sports,

NEW YORK, December THE Calltor-
MIA Athletic Club is apparently determ-
iped to arrange a match between JscE
Dempsey and CHARLEY Mitchell. Mr.. Vice,
the secretary of the powerful organization,
vhsn here, gave Billy O'Brien power Of
attorney to arrange match bttTeen tie
Nonpsreil and tie EDglishman. O'Brien
wrote Mitchell yesterday afternoon TO AZ,
lantic CITY, whsrs the latter is trying to
get on with Domipick acCaffrey for 50, COO
a side through tie Pntsburg hackers. Nc
Caff;ey is on his way back from Minnesota.
Dempsey is willing 10 go to San Francisco
and O'Br;eu will use every argument in
another endeayor to induce Mitchell to VS.
it the coast and fight Dempsey. Mitchell
said in Philadelphia he WAS surprised to
see Sullivan act the part of the cry baby
in referring 70 ti3 having spiked John dur
ing the battle in ChauiHy. He says that
whenever ne Inflicted an III With his
spikes it was purely gC1iGeutal.
LEES WANTS ANOTHER FIGHT.
Tom Lees, tia Australian heavyweight,
issues the following: Not being satisfied
W II the result of the match with Fallon
nor the decision of tbs referee, who l
Thought would give an honest decision, hut
did not, would like to meet Fa}lon again
in if,een round glove contest in public
Tor cate receipts and side bet OF 500, or
I VIII 1nses HIM in a fight to finish, skin
tigh. g'oyas, for $500 to 81 600. If this
su,.S = .lIo3 o. his hacker, Ffack Steven
son, l will meet them Thursday, Dacen-
be- q.
A WEIR MURPHY MATCH.
Authority was received yesterday from
the G. iden Gate athletic club of San Fran
cisco 20 arrange g fl ht between Ike Weir,
the Belfast spider, and FraOk MUrphy
The athletic club will hang no large
purse for the feathe weights. Weir Gays
he hes already bsen offered 81 700 to 90 to
ssh Francisco 70 meet Tommy Warren,
wEo whipped Johnny Heyslin few days
ago.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-09
MUSTANG LINIMENT

Is FOR NAN L BEAST. PENETRATEs
aIUSCLE&FLPRET TO THE VERY BONE
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-09
MUSTANG LINIME N7

CURES PILES, BURNS CUTS, CORNS,
CRUISES. S&FRQSTBITES
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-09
MUSTANG LINIMENT

CURES SWINNEY, SADDLE AND HAIR
NESS SoRI an s7itSlSEsS 4 MULESi
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-09
MUSTANG LINIMEN7

TRANSFORMATIONS, OLD S0RF J
CAKED BREASTS d INSECT RITESl
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1888-12-09

10 Christmas Table should be without q
60. j. OF AugOstura Bltters, the world re-
% led sppstizer Of exquisite. favor. Beware
vi counierfeits.
Fergus County argus., 1888-07-12
Comnanche.

This old war horse left Fort Meade
Recently with his troop Tor For; Riley,
Kansas. IL j. heproprriy y oi troop
of the - enih cavalry, and i ON the
pension roll oi the army. lie II the
only survivor of the great Custer mas
>acrc that took place twe'Veyear- ago
the 25th oi last month. He WAS rid
den on that day by Capt. keosh, oi
troop. and was all through that fatal
icht. III, rider was shot oil of hin,
and he was himself riddlcd with bul-
lets. After the ma->ilcre he was found
standing in II rcam of water trying
to yet rid OF the flle- and .uat~ that
swarned around sucking the blood
from his wounded sides.
II the old horse could speak what
tale oi slaughter and carnage hc could
tell: of the awful onslaught OF the red
skins and he determined stand OF the
handful of brave soldiers under the
fearless tuS,er against odds thousand
to one. Since that day old Com
manche has been the pet of the re.,i-
ment and the idol OF the citizens. but
he bears his honors bravely aud IN II
most sedatc manner. The govern
ment issued orders insirtciins the
troop regarding his future care. No
one is allowed to tide him, and the
man who speaks cross 10 him or uses
the slightest violence towards hini
takes his life in his own hands.
The noble old horse is undoubtedly
on his last march, as his age j. cstI-
mated at about twenty-five years.
soon he will have gone To his horse
heaven. and the last known survivor,
animal or human, OF that bloodie>t OF
bloody naSsacreS will have passed
away and his record will become "a
part OF the past history OF our colln-
Try .-<;ockgrowers journal.
Fergus County argus., 1888-07-12
The Subs,cencc OF Mountains.

La Gazette Geographique says
the Cordilera of the Andes are eradu-
ally sinking. In l7l5 the city oi Quito
was 1896 feet above sea Level, IN 1903
il was only e51O, in 1881 35G7, and
scarcely $500 in ls61. Thisamounts
to lowering OF 10 feet in l22 years,
or at the rate OF =. inches perannum.
We are a.so told that the farm OF IN
lsana has sunk lG5 feet in Gi years,
or more than q feet per annum.
This is the highest inhabited spot on
TN. Andes-about 900 feet higher
than quito. the highest city on the
globe The peak of Pichincha was, ac-
coriin, to the same authority, 2ls
feet lower in 1877 than in 11i5. II
sinking of two feet per annum. As
Stunning the accuracy OF these figures,
they present curious geological prob
lem, especially az there is no record OF
n corresponding change ut sea level or
at the foot of the same mountains,
which descend rather steeply Ia the
Pacific. Ii the plasticity or viscosity
o1 t1lt tufin ; crust Df ~'l'ii aN nav Z
conten,ied in this magazine, it follows
almost OF necessity that such II mass
of mountain land as that in this re-
cion OF Quito and Chimborazo must
he squeezing itself downward into the
sub-crust OF the earth hyits own enor-
nous weight Although the highest OF
these peaks are not quite so high as
the highest peak OF the iimalayas, the
concentration OF elevation in Il given
area, or, otherwise stated, the mass
standing above sea level in proportion
TO the base on which it stands Is
greater than can be found in any
other part OF the world. and its down
thrust is similarly pre-eminent. such
down-saiicezing aud sinking must be
accompanied with corresponding lnt-
srfl thrust or elbowing that mus. pro-
slure earthquake disturbances on ev-
cry side. The facts FULLY satisfy this
re,luiremen mt of the theory, as the
cunn,ry all around the region IN qnes-
ton il the very fatherland of terrible
earthquakes.-t leman' Magazine.
Fergus County argus., 1888-07-12
Notice of Final Proof
I.and ONCE at Helena. Mont
.Iu.y 3. l>,,.

l..'nd ONCE ar Helena, Mont |
july 3. l>ss.
Notice !, l.erepy given that the followiag
named settler has iiled notice of his mt N
tinn to make iiEal proof IN support of his
claim. and that saId proof will be made
before the Probate Judge of Fergus county.
at Lewisiown, Fergus county, Montana.
on August -. lsSs. viz:
Timothy y. Ltsh.
who made homestead application No 22i5.
Tor the w SEil, NEl SCI. See. Al. NV.
Me- See. II, TT. 10 ", Range rs T..
he n,mes the following witnesses 70
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation If. said land. viz: lark B. ShiI
man, oi Lewistown, Montana. Otis ;. Lisl,
A~hle. Slocum aud John Mason. of Cot.
tanwool, Montana.
:. W. LANGiIog.E, Register.
Fergus County argus., 1888-07-12
The BAR Anarcms.


From rutk.l
Arum Z ilc luu~e all day llr goes.
l,y baby iiu,iri, lel:
lie snui,;ims~ stands upuu his tuf
Aud sometimes "' h'- 3 ad.
lie flakes the flower. rot aHd ali.
And puts it ia bis iau-
lie spills the :. sup in tine ball
This naughty iittlc chap.
Your sill umbrella ~pirk aad s.stn.
lIc sticks To- deep r,i hra,-,
Aud with ii- mothers rar'.-t tan
Hammers your if.il'st haNls.
lie tIc- the pendulum With 90 string
While singing baby -"ngs;
iie'- always sure tu mt one thing
Where something els belongs.
!Ir'ntakr u5.rh ani HsLt the eat,
i.c % ua'ut thr pruui.- irtd.
Ard pour ir D cracacr- in tnur hat
And ltavc them ~ ynur ici.
Adowu the register hr' % throw
The -pnols with niuh,. wrist;
H. oi'ri, Wished in .irti,Au--
The Baby Anarchist.
Bat never WV urou him wn.r,
Nor whip him till d. ioar
Suspend him la - r"omy cage,
l'isr ir.i above the iionr.
Fergus County argus., 1888-07-12

Tan in alum dissolved ia sater.
Proportion: pound alum To I gal
lon water. Then wash wool clean with
plain soap. 70 color, use aniline of
any shade you desire. Dissolve l
pound aniline ia z gallons water;
strain before using: then iloat skin in
"A dye box, wool down. See that they
lie flat, and let remain till color or
shade you desire comes; then take out
and run through clear cold water and
hang up in n hot room to dry. For
plain white, wash The skins we'll after
tanning az described above Ii not
whiieenouch. hang up in "A small room
and bleach with powdered sulphur
Set in pad. !" ..''tre aI.S.0'a barn
ins. lie careful to have ao escape Of
the sulphur fumes, and have he room
mir ,i-ilt .-ShoeaId Leather Report cr
Fergus County argus., 1888-07-12
Notice of Final Proof.

Land Office at Helena, Mont,
June II iSSS.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice oi his inten.
ton to make final proof in support of his
claim, and that said proof will be made be-
fore the Clerk of the District Court in and
for Fergus county. at Lewistown, Mont.
un July q 1>,s, viz:
David Calbreath,
who made pr@enltion declaratory state
n,rnt No. 3lsi. L. l.. 1868. tor the IL SW!
NJ SE',. Sec. /, Tp II ~, range ID east.
lie names the following witnesses to prove
his continuous residence upon, and cult
vaiion Of. said land, viz: pa. iel ;. Hastings
and David j. bedford, of iIoct, Mont, and
William WHndrrlin and Robert l.. Crooks,
oi Philorpok. Mont.
s. w. TASGHo8SE Register.
Fergus County argus., 1888-07-12
DESERT LAND FINAL PROOF.

L. :. LAND OFFICE At HELENA. ". T.,l
April 2ith, ls>s.
Notice l. hereby given that Ella T.. Swope
ct Christina, Fergus County. Mont. ha,
dicd notice OF intention - make proof on
her desert land claim No. 1873. for the -
MI, N SEi, SEi NW!, NEi SWl, See. L.
II. Is ". Il. Is r.. before the Clerk of tn,
District Court in and for Fergus County. at
Lcwi.town. Mont, on Friday, the 3rd day
Of August. l-.S.
She names The folowinE Witnesses IT,
Prove the complete irrigation and reclaina-
iien g. said land: George ". Cook, David
tilaor. John Brooks and Edwin Swore all
O. hri,iina, Mont.
$. w. LASGuoENE Register.
Fergus County argus., 1888-07-12
A Pre- Historic Race.

Charles Pink.rton OF the town of
Corrinna. Minnesota, while disgin. for
"a cellar, came across the remains oi
seven persons in II good state of pres
ervation. They were found in Il kind
OF mound. and were buried with their
heads down, and We're from seven to
eight feet in height, and must have
been placed there ut least two hundred
years ago. * on top OF the mound
wa, the stump of an elm tree two feet
in diameter. From the formation Of
the skulls they must have been of m
inferior race of men. The teeth IN Ihe
Jaw bones were mostly sound, and not
like the teeth of the present race of
men.
Fergus County argus., 1888-07-12
Notice of Final Proof,

Land Office, Helena NJ. r.,
May n, lsss.
%oiice is hereby given that the follow
named settler has flied notice at his intrn-
tioi ~ make final proof IN support of his
claim. anl that said proof viii he made
te.af. lie Probate in l,e in AMI TOR Fergus
rlutstN. al Lewis:own, Mont. on Julv IL.
1855 ~.
Herman g. Robinson.
wlo made Pre- emltion declaratory state
uleut No. .>91. iur the SEi NJ! and lots
I and :, So. o. ip. . north, rang, Is east;
II cEt Sr. -, ~. 10 north, l.. Is l..
lie uuncs the pilaNiHg witnesses 10
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation ni. said land viz. William
II. Damon. Wilioushby IL. ,,iranahan an,
.A.trr! iraathoyer, ~. s .-rr..il Mont,
and LrAi, = ljoyrslon, of Lenistown.
Mont.
). ". LAN1uoESr REGISTER.
Fergus County argus., 1888-07-12
II Office of Final Entry.

LAND OFFICE AT HELENA, MoSraSA,l
June :, ls-s.
Notice l. hereby given that the following named
$, itler has flied notice of his intention To max.
hnal proof in support Of his claim, and hat said
proof will be made before the prsbate Judge oi
trrgus county. at Lewistown, Mont, On july -,
I->>, viz:
Frank Jaeger.
who nade homestead application No ldsl FOR III,
sWil NJ. ~ NJ. !. ma SEA. NEll sW, !.
see. -. Tp. II y, Il. l. T..
lie names the following witnesses To prove hi,
couiiHuons IL ,id.ncc upon. and cultivation OF
said land, VIZ: Leo Keller. Frank kalin, Michael
lirass and Frederick Jenni, all of Cottonwood
Mont.
:. W LASGHoRSE. Reg isier
Fergus County argus., 1888-07-12
William 1Dssnslopu.
Notice Of Final Entry.

Lard Office at Helena. Mont,
June q. ls>s.
Noiice is hereby given that the following.
ualmsa settler has iiiei nnic., of his intrn-
ton ia make ina proof in support of his
claim. and hat said proof will hc made
before HE Prubi'e Judge of Fergus county.
NJ ieNi-tnwn, Montana. on July =, lS,S.
viz:
Leslie u. Hamilton.
whn made homestead arpiica'inn NJ.
1879 tor the SCI HW!. Me- SW,. :. SW!
see. :. rp. - y l.. T. T.
lie names the following witnesses tn
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation of. said land. viz: Bernard
+. stack ana ivlh W. -naw. of Stanford,
Non.. aud Albert II. barney and Carl
Waiter oi iIc... Nont.
:. W. IiNGnoRSE. Register.
Fergus County argus., 1888-07-12
Notice OF Final Entry.

LAND OFFICE At HELENA, NJ. T.,
June -. 1ss5.
Notice is hereby given that the following
named settler has filed notice o. his inten-
iion Ia make final proof in support of his
claim. aud that said proof will be made
before the Probate Judge of Fergus county.
al Lewis,own Mont. ON July 2s, 1858. viz:
Andrew DrmsmOrr.
who made pre-emption doclaraiory state
ment NJ. $50, for the NEi of See. i5 TIP.
- y, Il. II east.
He names the following, witnesses tn
prove his continuous residence upon. and
cultivation of said land, viz: Bernard q.
Olson, Thomas Mulycy, Reuben Godfrey
and I,ol.crt soners, all of TIBET, Mont.
:. w. LANGnogSE. Register
Fergus County argus., 1888-07-12
Notice OF Final Proof.
LASp OFFICE At iirtrNA, ". T.. }


LaSpOrFIrr At iirLrNA. VI. TT
JuL. n. l>-~.
Notice j. hereby given that the following
naiaei settler ra~ hic,l notice ol hi inten-
ilou 10 make iiual proof IN support of lis
claim. aud that said proof vii hr madc
before the lgobaic Judge of Fergus county.
Montana. at Icwietown. Mont. on July
=. l>->, viz:
Hiram h. i,0wcr.
Who made pro-emption declara'nry state
nrui No. 7Gs;. tor the 81, SWi,. SWl
~Ei,. Sec II: NJ! NW',. NWl NEl, See.
- Tp. Is ". L. / east,
He names the following witnesses t.
prove his continuous r. sidencc upon. and
cultivation Of. said land. va: Allen Pierce,
Thomas Flaelcr Jautcs y Graham anl
Harris VI Packard. all of Stanford, Mon.
:. W. L,NGupENE. Register.
Fergus County argus., 1888-07-12

Little Mr. O'flynn We hayc bin
married foive years an more, an its
divil cross word to me oull woman
have I spoken yit,
Big Mrs. O'Flynn-If yezdid it would
he ther last word yez would iver
speak Punch.
Fergus County argus., 1888-07-12

old man from the foor above) Is
that Young man stlll Ia the parlor,
Clara
Young man (nerrou~ll J Yes. sir;
but he il trying to get away .--Eazar.
Fergus County argus., 1888-07-12

Young Wife-.Iohn, mother says she
wants to he cremated.
Young lIusban l-Te.l her If she'll
get on her things III take her down
this morning.
Fergus County argus., 1888-07-12

Notice of Final Entry.
LA>HoFFICF, HELENA. ~. T..
Iuus - l~.s

LA>HoFFICF, HELENA. ~. r..
Jane - l>ss.
Noiicei j. hereby given that the following
named settler La. iiled notice of his iuterl-
ton tu fs1k. iinal pro"f im support oi his
,iaini. and that said proof will be made be-
fore The Probate judge of Fergus county,
Montana. at LeNi~toNn. VI. T., on August
3. l>Ss. viz:
Richard u. Thomas
who made pre- cmtton declaratory state
memi M. sG27. fer the SW See. -, III. n
north. range l6 east.
lie nnmes the following witacsse. Ia
prove his continuous residence upon, and
cultivation Of, said land, viz: John Day,
John Alexander, Thomas Grcgofy and
Peter J.. g. Smith. a %. TIBET, Mont.
:. W. I.xGHnESE Register.
Fergus County argus., 1888-07-12
Notice of Final Entry
land office ~ Helena u T
I-.-. l. L..

land Office ~ Helena u r.
Ilgc ~. l-~,-
Notice j. : crsly eivcuthei the following
naultd settler a. Hl,i notice of Lis linton
ii"n io na,c iinal proof in SUPPORT of lii-
claim. ard firr -tii r-aoi vii zoe made
before The rirr, uf the Hi-il',r Court in and
for f,r.u, c.arty ~ irei.'nan. Mont,
au Auru-f . le>>. VI.
Frederic d Lehman.
vlio wlir lrs-cu.tiou derl1ralory safe
u.cfi Nn. -4.s.. fls The NW a.. 30, Tp. | /
=. L. - L..
he ramc- ihe f"lloNing witnesses to
rove his cnutinunu~ residence u.nn, and
cultivation of. -aI land. viz: Lewis u.
Smith. Isaac II. pawkin~ and John fagan,
"f C"itunVond Mont. AMI Frank l.oeseh.
nl f!ilrrnuk Mont.
: W LAHnNoHNE. Kcti-tcr.
Fergus County argus., 1888-07-12
The African licn.kill q.

They have in the Melbourne gardens
n creature they call the lion-kiler,
-.,li..L ! unlri : ~ ili .llx III linr cnllll.-
ton OF animals. Ii H. from the hot
regions of Cen raj Africa, aud will not
live in Europe. 1t looks something
like II bear and something like II
monkey, but it is not Il gorilla. II ut
tiers n low whine when it j. hungry,
and tie moment that whine begins he
lions begin to roar. They get terribly
excited and stop eating. You cannot
imagine the uproar that whine causes.
This creature has short, muscular
arms, and it would take up IA heavy
cog wheel which had been put into he
cage for il to play with, and all at
once, when you are rot thinking, 1t
would throw that piece of iron, that
you could hardly lif' against the bars
or the top OF the cage. 1t was the
most ferocious creature ! ever SAN: II
had small eyes set very close together,
and they SCENE To boil with rage
Atlanta Journal.
Fergus County argus., 1888-07-12
Notice of Final Entry.


Land Office al ilclena, VI r..
June H. lass.
No;i q is hereby given thai the follow ing -uane.i
SETTLER has nlei notice Of his intention Ia make
final pru"t in support of his claim. and that aid
iruai viii be made before the Probate Judge u
Fergus county, nj LeNi>town, Montana on July
~. l~s., viz
William DWnlosu.
VIII" made Prp-emriion lecaraiory statement No.
7s2 for the Me-, Me- !. see. =; -, SCI a, NV A
II 4. see. u, TIP. III noith. range II east.
Tie names the following witnesses To prove his
continuous residence upon. and cultivation Of,
said land. viz Theodore \. sloan. Peter T. An
icrson. ole sletnn ami John Mcdonald. all of
Lew .stown, Mont.
Wv. LANGuoESE. Register.
Fergus County argus., 1888-07-12

Caveats aud Trade Marks obiainel aud all
Patent business conducted ief MODERATE
FEES
orr OFFICE Is OPPOSITE l.. :. PAT
ENT OFFICE. We have no ,nb-ageicie-.
all business iirecr, hence can irausact pat
ent business in less time and at Ll.SS
COST than those Remote from Washington.
Send model. drawing. or photo, with
description. We advise il patentable or
not, free al charge. Onr fee il not due
till patent is secured.
\ book, "i,oW to Obtain latents.' with
references 10 actual clients in vour State,
county, or town, sent free. Address
q. 4. SNOW CO.,
Opposite Patent Office. Washington. -. &.
Fergus County argus., 1888-07-12
Notico of Final Entry.

LAHD OFFICE AT iiELESA. M.T.,l
june 6 l.>s. !
Notice is hereby given that he following
canned settler has filed notice of his inten-
tiou 10 make iIuai proof in support of hi,
clniu. ami thai said proof will be made be-
fore the Probate Judge in ami for Fergus
county. at Lewi-town. Mont, on July -.
i..sS viz:
Roland =. Hamilton.
Mhn lnale n-e-e nntinn declaratory state
nlcut Np. StI1, for the - SNi;. WI SCI
See. >. Tp. II y, K. T. Z.
He names the following witnesses to
prove his continuous residence upon and
cultivation of said land viz: George Whit
ncy. Albert ". Barney and Carl Walter. all
at Iticn, Mont, aud lvaii W. Snow, OF
stanford, Mont.
s. W. LANGHoRNE. Register.
Fergus County argus., 1888-07-12

So Interest allowed ON Deposil> :
left for n >p,s'lii'4i time.
Fergus County argus., 1888-07-12

Gas attained standard of excellence which
admits Of no superior.
II contains every improvement that inventive
genius, skill ei.d money cali produce.
The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1888-08-11
TIE OLD STORY OF DEFEAT
The Indianapolis Ball-Players Lose An
other Game to the Boston Team.
The Umpire Was Against the Visitors. but 1t
Is Claimed His Decisions Did Not Materi-
ally Affect the Game-0ther Games.
Special 10 tn. 1ndian..o,i. Jeurn..-

cpeciai 70 the lndtanapol1e Journal
Boston. Aug. 10. - The Bostons opened
on Shrevs to-day for a couple of hits
in each Of the first two innings; then
they took q breathing spell Of one inning.
and then they proceeded to administer the
worst dose of medicine which the young man
has had to take this year. They were satisned
with a couple of hits and an earned run In the
fasrth; TWO triples and three singles piled on
ths agony for three more earned runs In the
fifth; Brown made Q home run on a nit inside
the grounds in the sixth. and q triple and an out
in the ninth brought in the last man and ended
the slaughter. The Indianspalism men bore them
selves brsvely under the f~usillade, making but
one fielding error, which cost nothing. Buckley
caught finely. and the whole team played a great
game in the field. but the trouble was that, az
cept in one inning. Clarkson had them all &C his
mercy. Three Of their six hits were made In
that one inning. while Den ny and Hines each
struck out twice. IL must be admitted that the
umpire's decisions on balls and strikes bore rath-
er hardly on the visitors, but did not particularly
affect the result In the first inning Seery was
fortunate; as on Thursday. he was presented
with q base by Clarkson. Denny retired on q
foul tip and Zines struck out Glasscock gave
Brown an easy fly. which was souarely muffed,
and Seery scored. Bassett was put out at first
on Clarkson's assist. In the second McGeachy
reached second on a hit aud q uild pitch. Daily
was safe at first on Nash's fumols and wild
throw, but the misplay coaxed McGeachy
toward third and he was thrown out DAILY
making second. Shreve and Buckley retired
the side for no runs on grounders to
Higgins. The visitors missed their opportunity
of the game in the fourth. Bassett fouled to
Kelly. McGeachy made another hit, stole
second by the aid of Keily's low throw. and
scored on Daily's single. Shreves base on balls
and Buckley's single filed the bases. with only
one man out. II looked like more runs. but
Buckley took too much ground of first and was
caught by Kelly, and Brown squeezed Daily's
fly. Only two men reached first during the rest
of the game-Glasscock on q hit and Daily on an
error by Higgins. Attendance. 2.602. Score: