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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-22
His Crime Found Him Out,

Special TtLe07am to Tie Re0tSer.
CHARLESTON, w. VA, November 2l.-
Hiram Clsndsnnin, who shot John MOss'e
nsar this city year ago, was arrested by
Detective Baldwin, of the Eureka Detee-
tive Asepcy, at Saxen, Ohio. Clendennin
was brought to this city and is now in
s,il
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Funeral of DIR, Sands.

NEW YORK, November 2l.-The funeral
of DIR. Henry B. Sands, the surgeon, was
held to-day. The church was filled with
mtdicsl men from this and other cities.
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STILL IN DOUBT.

AIdar.on Has the Load In the Third Dis
trict-McGiunIs' Claims.
Special Telegram 10 TIE Register.
CHARLESTON, ". VA, November 2l -
1t is impO siols to give correct returns on
the Natiopa,, State, Congressional or coun-
ty tickets in this county, as a contest is
going on. The latest information is that
Aldsrson is elected by small majority.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-11-22

"Time we'll spent" means an errand to
your druggist for DR.. Bulls Cough Syrup.
Why psv 90 cents for liniment when
Salvation Oil is sold as 25 cents bottls9
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Republicans claim the election of McGiI'
mis- by 13.
Goff Gains Ons In Wetzel.

NEW MARTINsvILLE, November 2l.-
The County Court completed the recount Of
Proctor district, which resulted in gain
of one for Goff. Fleming, Pendleton and
Atkinson remain as they were.
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Salvation Oil, the pain eradication and
family medicine is only % cents a bottle.
Very sensible-To use Di. Bulls Cough
Syrup for coughs, colds, hosrseue's, etc.
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NEWS AND COMMENT.
THE WEATHER.

vss, Virginia: Fair weather stationary
II 1hS SSdS2Gssslery nGT'ss6R RS'3 Winds "A,,' IL
gluIheIn pvl.a' 'pisnnSylvania: Fair weather,
For Hes,g'n He',, - na,operaIure, esSterly winds
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1AE Democrats Of Naw York City will
W more to advance the interes IS Of tie ns-
'''ra. Democracy by eliminating the may
0'a'''y hight from the Presidential cam
Pa "a than they have ever done in all their
'uaP@'Rn wo'k. I. is doubtful if they
w." "r'snize the justice of the general
"'Inahl thst they change the date of their
pal election. Presidential candi-
GA'Ss are too good trading material Tor
,uS'e a'pr.ng statesmen to throw away
lightly.
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CIRCUIT COURT.
Tho Business Transacted Yesterday-Casss
Set for Trial.


Set for Trial.
There was little OF public interest dont
10 the Circuit Court, yesterday, beyond
setting cases for trial, the entering Of pleas,
etc.
In Part One, Judge Jacob, the follow
ing was done:
State v. George Engle, indicted fol
grand larceny. Discharged from recog
nizance.
State V. J. C. Lord, indicted for grand
larceny, two counts. Plea Of not guilty
on each count. Set for November 2sth.
State v. George Thomas, indicted fol
grand larceny. Plea of not guilty. Set
for Decsmber 9Th.
Stste V. Charles Hoffman, indicted for
grand larceny. Plea of not guilty. Set for
December 9th.
State v. Frank Sombrowski, indicted
fer grand larceny. Plea Of not guilty.
Set for December 9th.
State v. Louis Hildebrand, indicted for
murder. Plea Of not guilty. Set for De-
csmber 18th.
State v. William Payne, indicted for
m mslicious cutting. Plea Of not guilty.
Set for December 11th.
State v. John Johnson alias Adams, in
dicted for shooting in q public place.
Plea of MT guilty. Set for December 9th.
The liquor indictments are generally
set for December let, but ii is likely pleas
of guilty will be entered in moet or all Of
the cases before that time.
Ia Part Two, Judge Boyd, in the case
of Henry Mile, Larry O'Dea and the
Whitaker Iron Company v. Phoebe Davis,
certain records were ordered returned by
the Justice, snd served in place of formal
writ of certiorai.
In the case of Jane Schneider vs.. D. s.
Thornburg's curator, Judgment was en-
tered for 81, 900
a the case ofA. NJ. Phillips aiminis-
traitor v. the Citjz ns' Raiiwsy Company
were set for December 1st.
In the case of the city v. Melliss Nc
Glumphrey hearing was set for Decem-
Der 4th.
Mary F. Nichols v. Simon Lasch was
set for December Alb; Natural Gas Com
psny of West Virginia v. James Healy,
December Sd; Henry Martin v. Joseph
Bell & Co., December Sd; James A. Hen
ry v. Perry Goodwin. November 26;
George K Pssquay v. Geo. L. Durst, No
vember 23d; Jacob c. Thomas v. Alexan-
der McCullocb, December let; Jacob Soles
Y, Wheeling Railway Company, Noysm-
her 2Sth; City of Wheeling Y. The Natural
Gas Company OF West Virginia, December
11tb; w. II. H. Showacre V. Frew, Camp
bell and Hart, December sth; J. NJ. Rus
cell v. J. p. Msxwell's administrator,
December 7th; w. NJ. Haudau v. y. b.
Dovener, December 5tb; Thomas Seamon
V. Frank Fslloure, December 9TH.
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Jhs First Whss Wssaaia Kassas
KAxsAsCrrY, 10, Kev.mSu 1.-
Brsn;cs Chostssu, Of thb city, a.
te,isy, seed 81. sbs w. tbe fnt wsias
WomSa 70 suttle q K0nn1 City.
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4HE tide Of PCpular feeling which hiss
.'Or''d Dir. PowDERLY along go bravely
,Iua lar IN the Indianapolis convention
''' al last taken turn. The delegates
a,' '' grown restless under lone man lule, F."
" 'S termed. Mr.. POwDERLY has been
Il'so srat powers. Isit p,sdb!e tia.
IS 0sSiFe t' SIR nythen his position he
mas O7srteached him.er?
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"Iirs,, Halford Harrlson,s secre,arY.

INDIANAPOLIS, IND, November 2l-
The President-slsct this evening rendered
Elijah W. Hslford, managing editor Of
the indianapolis Journal, the pohtion Of
Private Secretary.
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nv Ia i.5i sOit glow Of the tea rose Is seuui1ed
PVTdsr Tno Oss POzzOni's Completion
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I1LAtNG and GOFF stand sside. II is
O'ly four balls next year
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~lac,y defeated

SENATOR FArLENEE's review Of the
K.plhIcau campaign in this State is COM
p'sheGsire and effective. 1t WAS cam
p22n Of shameless corruption and fraud
Purchased votes we're polled at every
vol,ag PLACE that could be reached by the
b5Odlers snd their SCENTS, illegal votes
were 70 I'D a. every voting place where
the rerigeucs Of election officers permit
tel, aud the result i3 Ecralded as q gain
lor the E'Pnblican party sn1 the principle
OipIo.erticn.
The unlawful combination fg Iinst the
purity Ct tie ballet failed. Honest West
'i5cu,a7s will see to it that never eg 'in
will these desperate con.pirators come as
nrr to yiCt)ry, They have played their
last earl; they nave bsen defeated, and
the awakened manhood of our people will
MAKE their future success Impossible.
We PUBLISH q table os the returns cf the
election iCr Governor this morning, official
and estimated, up to date, which is IS nesr
correct as it is possible to g,t it at this
tune. Il will he seen that on the face Of
these returns Ju5g, FLEMING hes = small
plurality. The DnnCctatS have inconte t
able proof Of Wholesale election frauds in
Certain counties, showing that Judge
FLEMING was elected Governor of this
"h'r by maDy times tie plurality the face
Of the returns show for him.
The Ir'sHigepor, tie organ of the Re,
pnOhAn committee, has bseu priuting 8
Ia0.e OF figures, which DOES not tally with
the Cit .ial Te:urns now at hand, and in the
poSSess,ol OF the Iaieliyeacsr, showing con
iaiss igug,>
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Flamiug's Plurality without

Mcdowell ........... ............. lSo
the Repub,i b,ican es-
timate for Mcdowell (which
we believe 10 be Incorrect Ia
net plurality isstill 3
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1888-08-10

Movsmsnts Of Citizens and tho Coming
aud Of SSing Strangers,
Mr.. William leighton leaves for Chicago
this evening.
Cd. Neal, of Parksrsburg, is at the
Stamm House.
G. @. Clements left over the B. x o. last
evening for the West.
Mrs. w. P. Bachmso and daughter,
Miss Jessie, left yesterday for MI. Lake
Park.
Miss Ida NJ. johnson, of the South Side,
left yesterday for an extended visit at Mt.
Lake Park.
Auditor P. +. Duffy arrived in the city
last evening and spread his signature on
the Howell House register.
Mrs. Mary Hildebrsnd, of the South
Side, will be the guest of her sister, Mrs.
Blekse, of Stsubenville, for two weeks.
Mr.. David Gambling and sons, Louis
and Bernard, who have been in New York
on 9 pleasure trip, returned home yester-
day.
Mrs. W. d. A. O'Brien, National Presi-
dent of tina Ladies' Aid Society of the
Sons of Veterans, arrived in the city last
evening.
Miss Frances Hartung, Of the Sonth
Side, has returned home from pleasant
visit to her sister, Mrs. VIM. Schnelle, at
Wellsburg.
Hon. Americas Warden. Of Cincinnati,
INSPECTOR of Steamboats, for this district,
arrived in the city last evening and lie quar-
tered at the Stamm House.
DR.. F. G. Jones, of Steubeuville; A. A.
Williams, of Great Bend; F. r. Stewart
and wife, of Warrington, W. Va, and 7,
O. Clapp, Of Boston, Mass, are registered
at the Howell.
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IN A sMAAL WAY.

ri.s News OF the Day Pointediy Psrs
xrsphsd for Hssty Readers.
DECIDEDLY cool, last evening.
THERE were two drunks before His Honor
yesterday morning.
THINGS on the South Side are brighten
ing mp at great rate.
jim LIeHTFooT's dog was shipped back
from Cincinnati, Yesterday.
Two deeds of trust were admitted to
record by Clerk Hook yesterday.
AT two o'clock this morning there was
not a case registered at police headquarters.
THERE was no business of Importance
transacted in Judge Boyd's Court yester'
day.
BURR MILLS campmeeting commences
next Monday, and ends Saturday OF the
same week.
THE Jo-Jo Fishing club, composed OF
several popular cigarmakers, are IN camp
at Hannibal, o.
A GRAND art entertainment will he
given at Kemple's Hall, corner Market ana
Twenty-fifth streets, on Saturday evening,
August 18th.
ANNIE ]. WADDLE was yesterday ap-
pointed executrix of the will of VIM. ID
Waddle, deceased. Bond, Sc, 900; no Sc
curity required by the terms OF the Will.
THE condition Of the Paxton fountain is
a disgrace to the city. 1t ought to be re-
painted, and the water turned on. At
present, the basin is playground for
children.
|. F. JONES was yesterday appointed
guardian for James Lawson, aged eighteen
wears, orphan of Rachel /. and Richard
Lawson, deceased. Bond, 5000; j. p.
Rogers, surety.
THE Council Committee on Accounts is
called to meet to-day. The balances are
as follows: General fund, So, l28. 80; con-
tingent fund, 1851. 81; ten cent levy
fund, s. 395 10.
QUITE a number of the S. P. Il o. con-
tractors were in the city, yesterday, i'll con-
sultation with Judge Cochran and other
officials of the company. A tour OF the
proposed terminal route in this city was
made during the day.
POsT No. Sc, G. A. r, which has never
vet adopted name, will hold meeting
to. night at G. A. r. Hall for that purpose
and a full attendance of the members is
desired. IL is very probable that the name
adopted will be Phil Sheridan.
CAPT. W. NJ. CLEMENTS, General Man
ager of the B. & o, cameinto the city over
the Pittsburg division of the B " 0. last
evening in his car ''West Virginia" He
spent some time along those parts Of the
road which were recently damaged by the
| food.
A GENTLEMAN stood on the Mcclure
House corner yesterday afternoon and
waited for car to come down, He saw o
car come mp as far as the turn table, and
when he looked again it was down to the
possofficer Then he kicked. and took bis
ride in quincy. When are the electric
motors to be running?
DAVID KULL, JR., & Co are among the
foremost builders Of carriages, wagons, &c,
IN town. Their trade is widespread. The
above named firm have now under con-
structiou bus for the Central Hotel at
Petersburg, aud one for East Liverpool
parties. Heretofore all this class of work
has been done in the East. The MesSrs.
Kulls' innovation in this direction ID a
feather in Wheelipg's cap The firm has
Just completed one of the finest milk-wag-
ons for parties in Grafton, w. Va, ever
built in the State. 1t is certainly very
creditable job.
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DELIGHTFUL SOCIAL SESSION
Given by the Wheeling Lodge of Eiks,
Last Evening.

Given by the Wheeling Lodge of Eiks,
Last Evening.
A very pleasant social event occurred at
G.. A. r. Hall, last evening, the occasion
being one of the delightful social sessions
given by Wheeling Lodge No. %, 3. P.
OE. The affair was undoubtedly one Of
the most enjoyable ever given by the order
in this city, and large number Of invited
friends-ladies and gentlemen-were pres
ent to enjoy it. These social sessions are
among the pleasantest features of the or
der and one of their beauties lies i'll the
fact that the friends Of the Lodge are adj
mitted.
The Opera House orchestra WAS on hand,
and at 9 o'clock the programme of the
evening was opeoed with stirring selec-
ton. Capt. b. b. DOvener then made q
neat address of welcome, and was followed
ny Mr.. Oscar Seeley, who expatiated
upon the benefits of the Order Of Elks,
touching principally upon its beautiful
benevolent and charitable qualities. The
orchestra then played another selection,
after which Mr. Seeley, as Chairman, Or
dered Officer of the Day, Mayor O W.
Ssabrigut to arreet one of the brothers,
which was done and the culprit
was duly fined for not applsuding the
music This amusing feature was carried
out after each performance throughout the
whole entertain ment. the chairman on each
occasion delivering brief lecture to the
prisoner, and then filming them for what
they did do or what they failed to do
Prof. Geo. Heinlein, of Columbus, Ohio,
was introduced, and he played a piano
solo with such skill that he was recalled
Miss Rsna House pleasantly recited a
comical selection, Mrs. Oscar Seeley sang
"The Song that Reached My Heart" and
was compelled TO respond to an
encore. Mr.. Frank Hennis recited
a scene from Macbeth" aud in answer
ing an encore recited one from Hamlet"
both with telling effect. Mr.. Alfred
Gill played harmonics sclo, ard
was compelled t, respond to too
solos. Little Pearl Seeley Gang
"Rock-a-Bye Baby" nicely. Miss George
YsnFossen played piano solo in
o pleasing manner. Mr. Henry EN-
sheimsr delivered very funny recitation.
Mr., Will Day sang solo, with orchestra
accompaniment, aud with such good effect
that he was compelled to repeat it. Mr.
Otto Schultzs gave comic recitation, and
the programme was at an end.
Then the guests were served with splen-
did refreshments, which were heartily en-
joyed, and the sssemblsgs dispersed with
many pleasant rsmsmb:ancss of the occs-
SION.
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b. & O. Excursions.

The following special excursion rates
are announced by the BsltiOore Il Ohio
aud the Columbus & Cincinnati Midland
r r. Companies
Cincinnati Centennial Exposition, July
TO October 81, 1883. Low excursiOn
rates will be inside FROM all points in Ohio.
Ohio Centennial, at Columbus, Septem-
Der 4 to October 10. Round trip excur-
sion tickets will be sold on September 4
to October 10.
For the opening of the Ohio Centennial,
at Columbus, September a, round trip
excursion tickets will be sold to Columbus
at one cent per mile.
National Encampment of the Grand
Army of the Republic, at Columbus, Ohio,
September 10 to ID. Round trip tickets
will be sold September 8, 8. 10, II and 10,
good for return passage to September 10, at
the low rate of one cent per mile. Parties
from distance, by depositiug their tickets
with the joint agency, can have limit for
erturn passage extended thirty days.
West Virginia Exposition ard State Fair
will be held ut Wheeling, w. Va, Angus,
81 to 81. Rate, one fare for the round
trip, from Newark and intermediate sta
tons
Moundsville Camp Meeting, August 16
to 81 Rev Sam Jones will be present
from 10th to 23i. Rev Sam Small from
the 23d to the 9th. Tickets will be sold
at low excursion rates.
Burr's Mills Camp Meeting, August 13,
to 10. Round trip tickets will be sold al
low excursion rates.
Guernsey County Fair. at Washington,
o, September 26 TO %. Rate, one fare
and third from Moundsville, Cambridge
and intermediate stations to CnBpbells.
Muskingum County Fair, at Z.nesville,
O., August % to 81 Rate, fare and q
third from Newark, Cambridge and inter.
mediote stations.
Tri-State Fair, at Toledo, August 26 to
81 Rate, one fare for round trip from
Sandusky, Mansfield, httica and interme-
date points.
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THE HOBBS GLASS co.

The Directors Organize Yssterday-A Start
to be Made On the Goth.
The stockholders of the Hobbs Glass
Works met at the Office of the Company
yesterday and elected the following Board
of Directors: J. H Hobbs, William Leigh.
ton, Jr., Henry Schmulbach, A. ]. Clarke
and Howard Hszlstt. The Board at once
met, and elected the following officers:
President, J. Fl. Hobbs; Secretary and
General Superintendent, H. E. Waddell.
Smith Butler was chosen factory manager,
and N, Copp chemist.
This is splendid staff of officers, and
there peed be no fear but that success will
attend the operations of the Company.
It is announced that work will COM
mence on or shout the Goth inst. The men
are busy about the factory getting things
in readiness for the start.
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ECCER, WARR|CK&l|l
1872 MAIN STREET,

CTATE OF WEST v'RGINI, oRio 49,.
os. In the Circuit RI OF Ohio Cors,Se
Virginia. august Rules, ISIS. sa
Wool Growers Exchange
J. D. Whitman. William c. Handl.n 49,.
Ohio County, snd ~ such simIn,s,.,e
the estate OF Peregr no Whitman 49,
A. j. Yates, John Fsris, William 49,
Joseph r. Viii ham. viii am Moor ~
lock fenjanin Griffith, A. &. AolL sns ~
uel johnson. ~
IN CHAscHRY.
The general object If this suit is !, o,,,..
settlement OF the accounts OF J. u. wllAs,
Treasurer and General MANAGER az ~ ~.
Growers Exchange, 10 ascertain he anon, -
from said Whitman a. such Treasurer ~
eral Manager as afore sid, and tor !, 80,
again,t de endsnis. said u. Whtth.m ara 1
securities, j rbE Earis. VIM Po.locl NINA
Moore and J. NJ. Pollock AMI the parSnu. ZEN,
scntatives Of peregrinc Whitman aud /, n NIX
ham for such amount, and for guue. al relief a,
II appearing inom an athd iviI filed IN Ia. can,
at these kule'. that The deieaishsS Namu
johnson, A q. Ault aud J. II Whitman -.
residents OF this State on motion Of cu,'..s
ant by It's solicitors, Ibis Or,ier al pabhS.,-.
In entered against them; and IL Is onie,,A 49,
the kaid defendants, Samuel johnson. A n ~
AID ]. ID. Whitman do appear within ono -
af or the date ~ the flNt publication n In.
der and do what Is necessary 10 pru,ect tteb \
terc.ts IL Is further ordered tina, this on,r 4
publishes and posted ~ Iequirr>i by Law
witness. John N. Mitnh' II Clerk Of ~ IN.
at the rourt House OF said couuty, TIM IA -
Of Augli't, lSsS.
JOHN W. MITCHELL. Oh
Published the first time AusnI 4 lss
Attest JOHN ". MITCHELL, Ga
WHITE & ALLEN, Solicitors for Complanssi
auSoAWt
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lot on the South Side worth couple OF
thousand dollars, and hundred or two In
the Dimes Savings Bank.
And then you had your skill and your
muscle besides?
Certainly.
And these you regarded as $50, coo CAPT
tai on which you were entitled to 6 per
cent. per annum in the shape of wagesr
Yes.
You have not been spendthrift, have
you?
have not.
Excuse the question, but will you tell
me how much you are possessed OF now!
have my wife, of course, and nve
children, and the house and lot, but there
is mortgage on the latter for nearly SoOO
Is that all? How does that come about!
Well, the firm cut our wages 10 per
cent. last winter, and we went on strike,
but there were 10 many of rs that IL was
hopeless. Some of us tried to hold out,
and that is the way came to mortgage
the home for little ready money.
But you gave up the fight at last and &C
eepted the reduction?
We had to. There was no chance for us.
Grab, Get, Hold & Co. were the employ
ers in your case, and You were the en-
ployes?
Certainly.
Aud all this time we had the highest
kind of high protection
That is true.
Whom did this protection protect?
The workingmen, you may be sure.
Let Ms see about that. Grab put 10
$40, 900 in cash and $40, 900 creditp
Yes.
Aud the other three partners the same
each?
Yes.
TContiaued on First Page.
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MUST HAVEBEEN HOT.
AN EXCEEDINGLY LIyELY THE al YES-
TBRDAY,S BALL CANE.
Manager Bucksnbsrgsr Ordered OF the Bench, -Four
of the Boys Fined, and the Game Given
10 The Zansvilliana

| Did not the criminal statutes Of Ohio af-
ford protection to base ball umpires, along
with the rest of humanity, it is pretty safe
TO say Umpire Stellbsrger would be sport
ing crutch to-day.
Judging from the brief outline of yester-
days contest given in our special telegram,
Steliberger had it in for the visitors from
the start, and Wheeling seems to have
been headed off at every critical point.
That ninth inning was particularly
lively.
B1cEeuberger must have made a rather
v;g nous protest. Judging from the fact
that he was ordered off the players bench,
and the club at large must have backed
him MP lively, for four of them were CIV
en- moderate fines for their criticisms OF
the way the umpire was running things
The club will be home this morning,
with record of nine defeats and eight
victories for the trip. The standing Of the
leaders this morning is $50, and Of Wheel.
ing, SIS.
The Umpire Beats 'Em, and Fines 'Em.
Special Tkgram 10 the Register.
EVANSVILLE, O., August 9-Umpire
stellberger gave Zanesvills the game to-
day, nine to nothing. In the ninth inning
he ordered Manager Buckenbergsr, Yak
and Kuauss, who we're not in uniform, to
leave the players bench, which they re-
fused to do. His umpiring was simply
horrible, and any person that saw the
game will say that Wheeling was robbed
Several travelling men at the Kirk House,
this evening, in StellbeIgsr's presence,
said that they never saw 30 bold robbery.
In the fifth Duck led off with a hit,
and johnson and McShannic went
ont. Duck, in an attempt to steal
second, was thrown out, but Stellber-
ger claimed that Nicholson did not
touch him. Nick touched Duck 30 hard
that he made his nose bleed. A single and
double then brought in two runs, In the
ninth. with two men ont, Duck hit foul
by five feet, but Stellberger called it fair,
giving him third base. A wild pitch and
home run then gave them two runs,
Wheeling was roasted all through the
game. Several men were called out on
second when they were safe.
Brodie took first on Fry's error in the
ninth and stole second clean, but was call
ed cut. Van SAINT then struck at ball
and missed it by foot. StellbeIger called
it foul ont. Right here is when he called
the game and gave it t, Zinesyille, after
filming Yak and Van SAINT ten dollars each,
and Kimber and Brodie Ave each. Crogan
was badly injured tbs first time he was a.
bat by pitched balls. Score: