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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19
THE MAN WITH TIIK BANGS
Phelps Said to he Out OF the Race for the
Vice Presidential Nomination.

Phelps Said to he Out OF the Race for the
Vice Presidential Nomination.
New YORK, June II. A special TO the
World from Camden, n. j., says that
Thomas II. Dudley left that place for Chi
cspo, yesterday, TO attend the Republican
c,nvention. 1t is asserted that MIR. bud.
Law carried A letter from William Walter
pbelps. in which he states that under no
circumstances will he be candidate Tor
the Vice Presidency. .,
This. il true, is all the moro remarkable
from tie fact that Mr. Phelps is already IN
Chicago with Boss Plat. From gentle
man who spoke with Mr.. Dudley before
his depsrture il was ascertaintd that The
latter declares that Mr.. Phelps is candi-
date for United States Senator, and thst
General Sewell ia merely urging Mr.
Phelps for the second place on the ticket 10
get him out of the Senatorial race. FonI
Years ago Mr.. Phelps, in order il is said, to
gain General Sewell's hearty support fol
Elaine. promised him that he phelps,
would not be a candidate for United State'
Senator at the expiration Of the Generals
term in 1886, but made the provision thai
in 1883 he proposed to be candidate.
Should Mr.. Phelps be nominated FOL
Vice President, Sewell, it is claimed, vii
have n clear track. 1t ia known in pnlit
ical circles that General Sewell was elect
ed National delegate four years ago in thu
interest of Blaine. General Roheson wa
also a candidate for delegate ~ Blair
man. and it was given out with show o
authority that Blaine wanted Robeso'
elected, When Sewell reached Chicago b
was anything but enthusiastic for the ma
from Maine Before he wheeled into line
Mr.. Phelps withdrew from the Senator's
race of 1886, and Blaine himself, IL Is said
signed written document TO the .tl+t
that in the event of election Mr. Roteso
wss 10 have no share in the distribution
patronage in the State of New jersey.
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Worth Knowing.

Mr.W. II. Morgan, mstchant, Lake City,
Fla, was taken with severe Cold, attend
ed with distressing Catanh and running
into Consumption in its first stages. he
tried many socallsd popular oongh rem.
edies and steadily grew worse. Was re-
duced in flesh, had difficulty in breathing
and was unable TO sleep. Finally tried
Dr.. Kings New Discovery for Cons1mp.
ton and found immediate relief, and aftel
using about half o dozen bottles found
himself well and has had no return of the
disease. No other remedy can show N
grand q record of cures as DR.. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. Guaranteed
to do Just what is claimed for 1t. Tria
bottle free at Logan & Co.'S Drug Store.
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THE saORTCAKE.

Some Very Pertinent Remarks Upon a
seasonsble Article.
The following, from the New YORK
World, applies to Wheeling with the same
forcs that It does to New York. Some Of
the stuff ate in Wheeling under the gnise
Of strawberry shortcske is-well awful:
'VThe arrival of the native strawberries,
with their delicate fragrance and flavor I'M
;mnaired. enables the skilled artist OF the
kitchen to produce the shortcake IN ail us
glory. .-..,,
Some of the effigies bearing this name IN
Aha restaurant windows are no more IKE
the strawberry shortcakes Of our mother
han chalk is like cheese Dry and tough
sponge cake or soggy pastry Is not made
better by sandwiching 1t with Layers oil
berries. The process simply spells the
frpit Sometimes the berries are cooked
9Th the crust-a double outrage. A per
son who will bake strawberry would boil
a rose or commit any other culinary atrNc'
ity. uA\ -, 80 MAMA =,
| L., =, 4 - -, delicate unsweetened
p P sbo;sIs.I with cream or butter-the
Co. 80 'piscuit" OF our grsndmothers baked
n au ample tin, split open when hot and
yiyen a layer two inches thick of straw,
berries and sugar, freshly mixed mo scrimp
log to he served at once with plenty
'Sf'nie degeuvdate stomsehs CT G dyspeptiC
generation may prefer the sweetened, cold
coneOctions of the bakeshop-and served
with whipped cream and plenty of extri
berries they are not bad. But they arr
not shortcakes. The Gastronomie Direc
tors have not been able to improve upor
the original invention of the old colonia
Kitchens
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Political Notes.

Councilman W. H. Hsller has come out
as a Republican candidate for City Ser
geant
Republicans are still leaving for Chicago
A number went yesterday afternoon, among
them Sam Brubaker.
Charles H. Ccpp, whose naane was sug-
gested for County Commissioners by the
Madison DjSsa1et Democrats, declines to
runsS
In our report OF the suggestions OF the
Centre district Democrats, the name OF NJ
T, Parkes was printed W. T. Parkes, by
mistake.
A sample of how il works. Yesterday a
halfdozen fellows were overheard making
a plan to strike sll the Sheriflalty candi-
dates for money, and then divide up the
spoiis among themselves.
The Plumed Knights held a regular
nuSirAss meeting last night and. arrange
ments were made 10 take part In the rati'
location meeting to be held when the West
Virginia delegation returns from Chicago
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A RIVAL OF GAS.

The Great Discovery of Pittsburg Mau.
A Pittsburg genius has invented pro-
cess for making gas equally valuable as
fuel and illuminant ont of q mixture of
heated air, steam and oil. A test of the
new invention was made on Saturday Mt
Oliver & Roberts wire mill, which will
hereafter make use of the new process.
The apparatus for manufacturing this
gas is furnace, eight feet square aud
five feet high. with two small six-inch
square vents, or rather ehimneys, FOR the
release of the hot air. 10 this furnace are
two cast iron Tetorts with fat bAse and
circular top. They are as large as the
furnace, and at one end have . projection
at the top for the escape OF the gas.
Both of the retorts are of the same size.
Above each Of these retorts is q cast iron
pipe one and half inches in thickness,
and eight feet in length. This has q six
inch chamber and is used for superheat-
inc steam. The inlet for the steam is
two inches in diameter, while the outlet
into the retort is only three-quartsrs Of
an inch. Two similar superheating
pipes for air are used, and In these
the inlets and outlets are three-quarters Of
an inch in diameter. At one side Of the
furnace, firmly bolted, is an air pump
which forces in air ut pressure OF only
three pounds, into the superhesting pipes.
From the OIL tank outside, which holds
about TAO gallens of Lima crude oil, is
nine which branches to each retort. Two
,-rall sscI-surRlciR,khe foxsmnd il Ia new
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A SPECIAL BUILDING,
TO BIB ERECTED AT THE CINCINNATI EXPO
sITI0N GROUNDS,
For the Sole Accommodation Of West Virginia
Exhibiprs-An Honor Accorded No Other
Sats-Goods Should DO Sent
on at Once.

invest Virginia does not do herself full
credit at the coming Centennial E1hibi-
ton of the Ohio Valley and Northwest
Territory, at Cincinnati, the fault will be
entirely her own.
She will have no excuse, and no room
for the claim that proper inducements
were not made by the Commissioners In
charge of the big event.
Information was received yesterday that
an extraordinary honor had been confer.
red upon the State.
The Commissioners have decided TO
erect commodious and ornate building,
for the especial reception Of the exhibits
from this State, and as headquarters for
West Virginia visitors, and work has been
commenced upon the structure by large
force, it being intended to push the WORK
of construction day and night in order 70
have the house ready in time to allow oil
the propsr classification and arrangement
of the exhibits before the opening OF the
Exhibition. A competent gentleman Will
he detailed to have charge Of the arrange
ment of the exhibits to be sent from West
Virginia, and every attention and care VIII
be given to goods Of whatever character
There has heretofore been good deal OF
uncertainty as to transportation charges
Int bsppily An arrangement has been made
which settles this matter, at least as lar Of
Il affects merchants and manufacturers
along the Ohio Valley. Capt. Muhleman,
Of the Andes, has generously offered to
transport all exhibits to Cincinnati and re.
tnrn the same 10 their several owners al
the cluse of the Exhibition, free Of cost to
the exhibitors, the Captain agreeing tc
take his chances Of receiving snihcieh'
appropriation from the Legislature, al i!s
next session, to reimburse him Tor Ms
transportation charges.
With this inducement, there seems TO bt
no good reason why our Wheeling manu-
tactnrers should not do themselves credit
J by getting up display. It'll within theii
mower to make an extremely interesting
collection of manufactured articles, and n
can now be done at minimum OF cost Il
themselves. The Riverside Iron and ) &c
Company has set 40 example, when olner'
might well follow with profit. That Com
many will have fine display OF their Va
rious manufactures on view, and they arr
worthy Of praise for taking the initiative
in the matter. .,
, The Exposition authorities especially de
! sire that all goods be on hand by the sou
inst, at the very latest, and this being tn
. case our people should endeavor TO ge
their shipments ready in time to have Their
90 via the Andes next Tuesday, one wee
rom to-day. The Exhibition will b
opened by President Cleveland Jul
Fourth.
Any information desired by exhibitor
!, will be furnished by Howard Hsz'et'
;, Esq the Secretary of the Chamber
Commerce
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PoINTs ON PKoPIE.

Movements OF Citizens aad S' Coming \
and Going Of s..sasrSi
Mr.. Chs i r. H 1th4Sg, OF Baltimore, is
u tbsSity.
William Sampson and wife, OF Cleveland,
are at the Mcclure.
Col. Robt. McEldOwny, of New Martins
Vile, was in the city yesterday.
Mrs, H. NJ. Harper and children have
gone to Minneapolis to visit friends.
WI. Irwin and wife and Joseph Levy,
Of Huntington, are at the McLure'
J. Ed. Ward, wife and sister, of Barnes
vile, Ohio, are at the McLure House.
HA. Haley and W. L. Addy, of Beth
any College, were in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Alex. Scott, cf Mexico, is here to
attend the Mt. de Chsutal commencement
Mr.. John Loler, of ST. Louis, is here to
atted the Mt de Ghantsi commencement
Major J. C. Anderson will leave for
Greenbrier White Sulpur Springs, to day.
to be gone about week.
S. ]. Hayden, an old B., Il. x e. con-
ductor, now of the Missouri Pacific, Ia IN
the city on visit.
Miss Aggie Morris, of the South Side,
will return to-day from pleasant visit to
friends at Mercer, Pa.
Mrs. ]. H. Long and son left yesterday
afternoon for Chicago, where they will
visit relatives for two weeks.
DR.. Sullivan, Of Chicago, q brother Of
Rev. Father Sullivan, and q former resi-.
dent of this city, is in town on visit.
Mrs. J. n. Vance left last evening for
Hot Springs, Ark, where she will join bel
husband, who has been there several week.
George Bowers, the well-kuown butcher
Of the South Side, has returned from st.
Louis, where he has been attending the
Saengerfest.
Edgar N. DIyisson, q prominent and
respected citizen of Clarksburg, Harrison
county, is visiting Dr.. HinermaD, Of Mar.
tins Ferry, and renewing old acquaint.
ances in Wheeling.
Prof John Mullen left yesterday for Lyn.
den Station, Wisconsin, where hs will re.
main two or three months visiting friends
and relatives. The Professor win be back
early in September next to resume his
| dancing classes
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At SEA-.
Continued From First Page. !
DEpEw's BOOM.

Connecticut and New Jersey.
M,SNE.PoLIs, MINI, June 1s-The
following is the result Of an interview ny
the Pioneer Press on the Depew question:
James W. Hustled, of New York. as
sured the Pioneer Press that he was as
close to Mr.. Depew as any man, and that
he could say positively that the chances
al, seemed to be in the New Workers.
favor.
"The idea is crystalizing," said Hpstea'
.4bat we cannot win without New YORK
and every thinking man admits that' WINE WINE
II would be possible to carry New iork
r,th soms one or other of the excellent
card;dstes before the convention, pepew
GLOVE ia sure TO carry it by at least oO,ooo
msiority. Democrats admit TINS anu . uieSu
Dsnew's candidacy IS they dread no o.nei,
and rot New York alone, put Gonnec'i .Ss
and New Jersey are sure Tor Dspe"' ''e
frat without the shadow OF DOUBT
"Nsw York and Connecticut means
s,,tv.two votes in the electoral coiiese,
what Marty can risk their loss? Blame IL
w, prss;dent because the National Com
lite boped to elect him without New
Work and thus leave him without ooi'ga.
tion 70 the Empire State. A fatal mlstaks
thew made and as such it is now fully rec
ognized. Who can say Depew VIII De ae .
fssted by loss in the Northwest.
Won, Mr.. Lqngdon tells Mr.. DapeW ne
would lose Minnesota, but others as wen
nos,ed as he deny this. and Mr.. LaDgdon
b;msejf he's confessed outside that Min
nesota wss safely Republican. Then You
know Langdon is for Alger, which anec's
his Judgment very naturally. Governor
Rnsk assures Mr.. Dspew that Wisconsin
IA Rsnublicsn with our man as nominee,
and Iowa is ~ safely Republican as Yer
mont" 49,, NJ
The tall, clerical-looking George Nj.
Gleason. from the Twenty second district,
took up the tale at this point ny saying:
"Mr. Depew said to me- only this moraipg;
q commenced TO work for the Vsnderbiit'
twenty. five years ego, when they had only
a few hundred miles of road. Now they
have ten thousand miles, and have been
advanced in relative proportions. IL tha'
untits me for candidacy, can't help It,
and il it makes majority douhtfni IN any
Rsnublican State l can help being can,
didate, and | will. am not convinced
that this il true, however
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A RIast at the BlapIacs,

CHICAGO, June 49, The Necs to-day
says editorially: at may be that the
Blaine managers will allow the empty
compliment of first ballot for the favor
ite sons but even that is row doubtful.
Still moro doubtful is it that they will be
forced to make any show Of awaiting q
deadlock. In that, indeed, now lies the
greatest risk of the failure of their plot
Dare they venture to invite deliberation
On the other hand, what prestige they at
tach to a spontaneous nomination by &C
clamation on the first ballot! Nothini
would he wanting TO compel Mr.. Blaine :,
accept without seeming to be guilty of in
direction. As it now looks, about th,
only question which remains to be settle,
ia, on which ballot shall the Tattooe,
Knight DO nominated9"
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British Grain.

LONDON, June 1S.-The Mark Lane
Espress, in its weekly review of the Brit
id grain trade, says: The supplies OF
Eiglish wheat are growing less; values
a,s unchanged. The wheat crop prospects
| al less promising, bnt the potato crop
viii he unusually good, and this, TO-
gsher with the large stocks left over, will
| ihluence the trade in breadstuff. Flour
is6d cheaper. The trade in foreign wheat
is slow. Liverpool values dropped 3! pei
Genital and in business on the agrarIar
plan prices were 81 lower at London and
Liverpool. Corn, barley and oats 10 nod
crate supply and steady. Linqeed is
fraction cheaper. There were twenty
three arrivals Of wheat csrgoes during The
week. Eight were sold, six were with
drawn, six retired for orders and nine are
AZ sale. At to.day's market wheat wa
dull and against sellers. Russian whea
was Ga lower.
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Notes.

An excursion will come DOWN
Cleveland, o, on July 4 to seek
Kuauss pitch. They are mostly <'s
friends.
The painters accept the challenghe
carpenters, aud will play nett Say
wherever designated in responee Die
challenge.
Hamilton was left in the severed
ninth innings in precisely the sarn
ner, O'Brien and Gilman beingc
out by Morrison in both cases.
The Wheeling team is badly demse
and Buck has quite 8 mensgerisi'
hands Just now.-ColumbuS J0urnnes
and with Columbus here on Saturnt
yesterday we had q whole circus.
Sammy Kimber arrived in the cs
terdsy, and in practice he showefll
fine shape. His arm is in splendidii
ton. Stenzsl will catch him arf.
will be to-dsy's battery. Baskn'
Smith will occupy the points for COLI
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LITERALLY THE STAFF OF II.

Another greatly superior quality posse by III.
p,.., pot;no Powder is that by which the pration 0
important elements of the -four is eie''su Hsing til.
bread by the mechanical operation OF the gahout t
mentation.
Yeast and all baking powders that prodshe leave.
fermentation. as is well known, frov 4 ny,
ton of the nutrtive elements OF the ho'r Particularly
those which are the most heathful and the t aids to
i. nsrfect assimilation of the food
The Royal Baking Powder, while perle eavening
retains without change or impairment oil s elements
which were intended by nature when eOned in our
broad to make it literally the ''staff OF lille
No leavening agent or baking POWDER pt the Royal
p.L;na Powder possesses these great qualtiOns
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-06-19
The Tennessee Murder Trial.

NASHVILLE, TENN, June ls.-The
great trial of Joseph r Banks and John
Cockrill for the killing of John J. Little
ton, editor of the National Rerie,o, last De
cember, was brought to close this morn.
ing. The jury reported ten for acquitta
aud two for filtsen years imprisonment
The verdict was received with applause
The lodge dismissed the Jury, several o
them being i'll.
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Consumption Surely Cured.

To the Editor
Please inform your readers that have a
positive remedy for the above named dis
ease By its timely use thousands of hope
less cases have been permanently cured.
| shall be glad to send two bottles OF
my remedy FREE to any Of your read
erswho have consumption if they will send
me their Express and p. o. address.
Respectfully,
I. A. sLOCUM, NJ. c.,
1s1 Pearl St, New York.
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Catholic Ornhan Asylum Burned,

CINCINNATI, June lS.-TheSt Joseph's
Catholic Orphan Asylum, situated on the
Alexander turnpike, seven miles south
east of Newport, KY, burned to-day. 1t
caught from burning matches in the hands
of some of the inmates at play. There
were seventy-two orphans in the building,
all of whom escaped. Loss S75, 900.
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New CORPORATION.

The Secretary of State has Issued Q
tifcate of incorporation to the Mercb'
and Manufacturers Association, d
kersburg, which has forts purpose b
vancing the commercial and inif
prosperity of PaEkersburg. Sever
dred and fifty dollars have been SIT e
ed, ten per cent. of which has been 'ald
The shares are ten dollors each mi
held by H. c. Jackson, VIM. BtnleY
II. Smith, Jr., J. NJ. Jackson, u,
Cole, all of Parkersburg, fiftesl So
each.
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Supreme Court of Arm

This Court transacted the ollOiDg bus
mess at yesterdays session:
Catherine Hart ct al. v. J j Hart, id
ministrator, appeal, from Pl azis coun-
ty; submitted by consent.
M. Tully V. Dospard & q nit of er-
ror, from Wood county; sub itd.
State V. ]. A. Richards, eeu, writ OF
of error, from Wood county lODtDued.
Simpson Jones, for use, b ?. K II.
Browse, receiver, writ of errds tTm Pleas.
ants county; continued,
Thomas O'Brien, trustee, Oh. Jones
ct al. appeal, from Wood Cd lnty contin'
ued.
University of Lswisburg, &c v. s. H.
P. Tucker, ct al, appeal, frdIh W'od conn
ty; submitted.
Belmont Coal Company V M Richter
Co, writ Of error, from Wool comfy; sub
mitted.
w. Rsthbone Ell al. v. n kelburg Ga
Company, appeal and upfsedas, from
Wood county; partly heard
State v. Morris & Hump, Iwri of error
from Writ county; submitte. q,
Richard G. Iugraham v. y D.HcCutch
con, writ of error, from Wi Il cunty; dis
missed en- motion.
T. r. Shafer V. John o'Bap, iron
Ritcbie county; submitted by cosent.
J. A. Gallaher, of Bellaite, hs admit
ted to practice in this Court onmotion q
II. M. Russell.
Adjourned until to-day.
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The Bonapartist Ahead.

PARIS, June 1s.-In the election held
yesterday for Member of the Chamber OF
Deputies for the Department Of the Char.
ente. NJ. Gellibert (Bonapartist) received
81, 40l votes: NJ. WELLER, Republican
%. $50, and NJ Deroulde 20, 265. Another
vote will he necessary.
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POLITICAL.

Richie District Democrats Make Sug-
Eestions.
The Democratic voters of this district
met Saturday evening. In the absence of
County Committeeman NJ. Finley, II.
Bentz called the meeting to order, and was
elected Chairman, A. Fisher serving as
Secretary. There was good representa-
ton of the Democratic voters of the dis
trict present. The following suggestions
were made:
County Commissiouer-Lewis Asmus
and Chas. RohIig.
School Commissioner-Wm. Wolving
ton and Herman BeDtz.
Justice OF the Peace-A. Baron, +. Tim
norman, John Owens and VIM. Loman.
County COnstable-Joseph Humes, Mr.
Shelter, W. Hagadorre and Henry Gegner
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sPeak out for running out of line.

Earned runs, Wheeling 2, Columbus 3
three base hit, West; two base hits, Nichol,
Hamilton; struck ont, by Handiboe Z, by
Morrison 8; bases on balls, Handiboe /,
Morrison /; wild pitch, Handibos |; passed
dis, Stencil /, Smith 3; hit by ball, by
Handiboe 1, by Morrison 1; double play,
O'Brien to Curry to Hamilton, Time, two
hours. Umpire, McDermott.
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sberjdan's Condition.

WASHINGTON, June 1S.-TheIe is no
change to report in Gen. Sh.df.San's condi,
I'm: It-~sSs said at the house that he
7 slept we'll during the night, and was feel
ing somewhat better this morning.
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All Good Men.

To The EtlltOr OF me ht9tFeT'
SIR:-Allow me to suggest to you a
winning ticket for the coming Legislature:
Hon. ]. ]. Woods. August Rolf, John
Gavin and Hon. A. d. Garden. Mr.. Gavin
il the present member of Council from the
sixth ward. The other three members
are we'll known to the voters of Ohio
county and need no comment. The DEM
ocratic Convention, which meets on Mon
day next, should by all means nominate
this ticket. DEMOCRAT.
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Tho First Baltimore Delegation.

Tho Frat Baltimore Delegation.
Special Tie0ro@ 10 as RcgiS,eT.
CLARKsBUgG, W. VA, June 1s.-Tts
Democrats held meeting here, Saturday
night, and authorized John Vance, the
chairman, to name esyen dslegsies 10 the
National League Convention at Baltimore,
which he will do in day or 30.
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MAMMALIAN Treaty Ratified

WASHINGTON, June ls.-The Senate
went into secret session at twenty min.
utes of three o'clock, and took up and rat.
flied the long pending treaty providing for
an adjustment of the Venezuelan claims
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RInhland suggestIons.

At meeting at Greggsville, Saturday
night, TO suggest names for district offices
for Richland district, the following gentle
men were named for Commissoneri-Thos.
J. Garden, Oscar Welshhaus, Peter Della
blaine.
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Boston 8, Chicago 4; base hits, BdS,
Chicago II; pitchers, Clarkson, san
and Van Haltren. Umpire, Ysler
At Syracuss-Stsrs 3, Indianap
At Salem, Mass.-New York 8 q
At Buffalo-Desroit 9, Buffalo,
At Newark, N. Newark 1, Rgn
IL.