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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-05-18

other Gri.state Games Played Yesterday
At'Mansfeld-The game was very
exciting one and was only lost to Mans.
field hyrea1on Of some very bad errors,
Tho attendance was about $50. Score
s;sRs.s fSid l%' ! 3 3 i!
Earned. Mansfield, 4; Springfield, 3 hits, 4
trIEiSg, Beam md Bird Staih apd Stencil Time
AT Canton-The home teams record
OF not having lost single game on Its
own grounds remains unbroken. The
Hamilton players were downed yester.
terday In a close game, Canton's field
ing was poor and It was only heavy bat
ting that kept her out OF the soup.
Score:
fls$jIG s ; :::::; S!3,Si2S Ia Ia
Hits, Canton, 10; Hamilton, II, Errors, Can.
ton, d; Hamilton, .. Batteries, Monroe aud
Boyle; Dolap and Flanagan, Umpire MHngtti
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the COMING SPRING MEETING
OFlhS West Virginia stats Fair Association
May 20, 30 and 81,

May 30, 30 and 81,
Tho West Virginia State Fair Assotla-
TONS races, to take place May 20, 30 lind
81, at Wheeling, promise to be big
affair, from the number Of entries re,
celved by the Secretary, witch do not
close until May 22. There will be
some Of the finest horses on the turf
present to contest for the large purses,
Mclaughlin & Co. will sell the pools,
O. H. Orten, OF Pittsburgh, will distrib-
ute the score cards. Mayors brass band
will furnish the music, and there will
be q grand exhibition Of fine agricultu-
raj implements by prominent dealers
and manufacturers, which will be q
great attraction to the show, The asso-
citation can give more space 10 that class
OF exhibitors at this meeting than they
can at the fair in the fall, As to-the
display OF agricultural machinery, all
know that 1t Is the right time Of the year
for the farmer to buy what implements
he needs before the harvest, and he can
see them in motion at this meeting and
then make his selection, The manu-
laCturers or dealers who make ian ex'
hibitar the persons who will reap q biz
harvest In selling their machinery
Arrangements have been made with all
railways entering the city for cheap ex'
Cursion rates, Everybody should attend
and assist the association in this meeting
for the fair held last fall was not a tlnan
clal success, on account Of rain,
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PREVENTION OF disease Is both rational
and scientific, II ono knows the causes
Of most diseases, and can't remove that
cause, the diseases must disappear. Prof.
William H. Thompson, Of the University
Of the City Of New York, says; "More
adults are carried of in this country by
chronic kidney disease than by any other
one malady except consumption The
majority per cent Of all diseases are
caused by unsupported kidney poisoned
blood. The late DR.. Die Lewis In speak
ing Of Warmers Safe Cure, said over his
signature: III found myself the victim
Of serious kidney trouble, l would use
Warmers Safe Cure"
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nrInrSport.

Harry woodmaugeC, Of stCubenvllc, Is thu
guest o. bridgeport friends.
], l., Green, OF the Standard mill, Is undergo
Ing slight attack Of sickness.
J. l.. Green, excursion agent Of tho Cleveland
Lotaln & Wheeling railroad, SpGul yesterda!
with friends here,
tho Standard Iron mill, cut his left arm with the
sharp edge OF III steel, inhlctlng painful Cu
about thirteen inches long and seyering thu
branch Of the main artery, DR.. WlgCner wa
called and took Up the artery and dressed the
WhunI
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D. oundllns 8 c0.-olothlng,
"THE WAY TO THE HEART IS
THROUGH THE PURSE"

TTNHE easiest way to mans good graces is through his
pocket-book Give a man a Ntp" on good thing and
he becomes your friend The many advocates Of
OUR GOOD ROCHESTER MADE CLOTHING are the
people that have proed by our advice buy their Clothing
from u.s. The DOLLARS we've saved them has cemeutea
them to us we have reached their hearts through
cts and now they're paying us us and
our Clothing to Others,
The stores that advertise mpossibites wonder why we
flourish and grow Ourtree nurtured by the fountain
Reliability Every branch bears blossoms OF Economy We
profit very large business and the buyer by saving hard
earned dollars,
Gentlemen will do well to inspect those Custom Suits
You will find them fashionable in STYLE perfect in fit and
trey satisfactory in every way After being pressed youv
find it impossible to any trace of the ReadyNIade Gar
ments
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Is natures own true laxative. 1t Is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known TO cleanse the system
when bilious or Costivei TO diSpel head.
aches, colds, and fever 70 cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale in 30 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton p. Hess, r, B. Burt and O. Men.
kamAller.
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Tic iIAblsN orr for II,

And the old folks laugh when they find
amt the pleasant California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs, Is more easily
iSEen and more beneficial In ltS action
illhn bitter, nauseouS medicines. II
stTcnpthens tho Liver, Kidneys, stom.
acll ai,d Bowels, while II arouges them
10 n healthy activity. For sale In 90 cts.
and 81 90 bottles by Logan Drug Com.
pany, Anton T. Hess, r. u. Burt and y.
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Wanted at Wellsburg.

An officer from Wellsburg and Officer
Lukens last evening arrestea two strange
men, and they were taken UP TO Wells:
burg, where they arc accused OF com
hitting a number OF robberies, 1t Is
suspected, though no proof could be OBJ
tained, that they arc the same men who
committed several burglaries recently
over at West Wheeling. They have
been seen about there for some time.
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A large number Of Wheeling people
will visit Europe this summer. Mr.. L,
II. Cummins and Misses. L. !. and A,
NJ. Cunmins will sail for New York
May 20 on the Germanlc, Of the White
Star Line. Mr.. John Holt, messenger
at tho Exchange Bank, and bis vile,
will sail on the City Of New York, Of
tho Inman line, June 20. Mrs. TowriCk
will sail on the same steamer. Misses
Mary and Emma Macdonald and Mary
sTaney, Of steubenyille, and Mrs. J.. +.
Porter, Of Now Cumberland, will sail on
tho Ulnbria, Of tho Cunard line, June 8.
All these parties secured passage through
John Bailie's office,
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"A very happy wedding took place In
the Mcclure house parlors yesterday at'
terno9n at $3.50. The parties were Mr.
Edward Dickson, Of Mansfield, and Miss
Lora V. Tolles, of Millersbaugh, O., and
the ceremony was performed by Rev,
Dr.. Cooke before four prominent young
men who acted as witnesses. After the
marriage, and Rev. DR.. Cooke had
rendered his congratulations, the quar-.
tette slepped forward, babe them live
long and wished them ap uninterrupted
Journey Of happlheBs and PROSPERITY
through life, They left On the $40
train Tor Mansfield, where they will
reside.
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FAITH,

PARTH,
|. RhapSodle No, 8 List Arranged by
Epgel ,,.,.,,''.,,,t',,,,, ). Camille Engel
2 The MANIAC y, u, james
8, LauFeme,, the Marble FeaIi..,,,.,,.,,,,,,-..
.,,,,,,.,,,..,,,,, ,,,,,,.,,,, Miss Louise Norton
l. The Peak
.,,,..,,,.,,,,... Miss Lizzie RgeFter, DlreclreSi
8. ,Hobody'E Child ,,,,-...,.-., Miss stella krAui
O.. Merlky'E ConVeSion,,.,MF. Henry EmShgimeI
I. Scene from 1.-THE Bells, ., Mr., Robert Crawford
s. Mrs, spOOpendyke In TheatFlcals-..,,...:
MISS Iulin Farley
., lSEafl.".,..,..-,,,,,,,,," Miss Mona Simpson
OF Miss Meholin it Is not necessary Ia
speak to q Wheeling public, She read
the fine selection with good taste and
nice discrimination, and the lines full OIL
feeling were given to great advantage
Prof. Engle made his first appearance
before a public audience in Wheeling
and he made a decidedly good impress
sion, He has q fine technique and plays
with marvellous expression, Lack o.
space forbids individual mention Of the
other performers, though all deserve It
The evolutionary efforts reflected great
credit on Miss Meholln as teacher, and
as q whole the performance was inter
estlrg, pleasing and deserving Of thu
enthusiastic applause evoked,
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SPECIAL NOTICE.
LOU sWABACKElpS LADIES' HAIR
DRESSING pARL0llS.

wO wish 10 announce 10 tho Ladies'
that our parlOrs are now open, anu that
we Nlll do parlOr Work Ii oil lls
branches. we have secured the services
New York City, very much superior v
any WO have ever had before. We pllD
manufacture 10 order all Kinds Of Half
hoods, such As bangs, Waves, Switches,
Wigs, CtC. only III Ilfsi.GlAss style, aud
fully onC.lhlrd less price than can DO
"'p V''""''S LOU SwAB4CKER,
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THE WALKING MATCH,

To-Day Settles it-BeruO Lawrence sun
Away, Ahead,
In the walking match at the Capitol
rink yesterday the twelve ladies on the
track did some good walking, in spite Of
the heat, Berthe Lawrence increased her
lead by several miles. Therace concludes
tonight at midnight. There will proba,
bly, be side issue or two, as Lawton, Of
Pittsburgh, will be on hand to run
schaeler, Of Bellaire, foot race, ride
him a bicycle race or both.
The score at midnight stood:
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!, Woodland Chorus. ,.,,,:;. Mozart club
=. Tle ChAFlpt Race, RobeTt DlffAh
3, The Slaughter OF PaTllrlples..,.Mi Es Mary Ray
4, Spartarus 70 the ENJOYS Mr Wm. Zlegenielder
8. Her Mary OKane
0, ZingAIel lsE Jennie Reich
Z. Guessing NRtionAll tieE.,...,M Mr.. Howard Roche
:, Glass III Spontaneous GestliFe-.,.,...,,,.,,,..
.. Last Prayer Of Mar, Queen OF ScOiS.,..l..,
Miss Mehnlin
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Escurslon 70 Cincinnati.

The steamer Andes will leave Wheel
Ing for Cincinnati on an excursion triI
Tuesday May 20, at 3 p. nj. arriving a
Cincinnati Thursday afternoon, Re
turning, leave Cincinnati Friday might
At II O'Clock, The Hannibal COrnel
Band and Prof. Hamilton's orchestrr
will DO on board. For rates apply on
board OF 70 Frank Booth, agent, Wheel
Ing, w. Va. TThAs.
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Yesterday William Wertybecker, an
employee OF the annealiug department Of
the Crescent sheet iron works, had his
arm broken shockingly, the fractured
ends Of the bone sticking out through
the skin. He was assisting to lift one Of
tie heavy annealing boxes, when the
handle OF tho crane slipped, striking
his right arm, with the result stated.
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This spring with your blood full Of i'm.
purities, your digestion impaired, your
appetite poor, kidneys and liver torpid,
and the whole system liable to be pros.
trated by disease-but get yourself into
good condition, and ready for the chang
Ing aud warmer weather, by taking
Hoods sarsaparilla. It stands unequal.
led for purifying the blood giving On
appetite, aud for a general spring medi-
CiIie. .
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III yOu cannot SEQ and need SpGCtaclc'
yOu should Gallon uSAnd hayC your Eyel
tested without charge. We Hare the
finest Instruments and moro experience
illnu any other OptlClan III tho State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded, JACOB w, GRUDD,
JcWCler and OpilClan,
Cor. Twelfth md Market Streets.
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WARRINGTON, u. O., May 17.-.ForwOsl
Virginia, fair weather BOuthVtly winds
stationary temperature. ..
For Western Pennsylvania, iaif salut.
day, with BoulhCrly Winds, followed
Saturday night by cooler Winds aud
BhoNCS.
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SAVE tho consumer 80 per cent In
gents suits from Wanamaker 4 Brown.
Also bpggies and carpets, at j. w. Fer.
rells, 9l0l Main street.
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Tho Baltimore 4 Ohio Railroad Com.
pany will soil round trip excursion
tickets 10 Pittsburgh at low rates, TO the
Festival, on May 81, %, %, "a
and %, good for return passage uhtIlthe
17lh innIuhivn
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$35 70 Liverpool, second cablA on
Ocean Greyhounds May 2S, %, and June
IS. On City OF Rome only $50 May 20.
Enquire at Fl. +. Behrens'.
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Spring AND SUMMER.

We are in receipt Of MI tho newest
NoVCitics In WOOlGnS for men g wear
SNSTnSlStIns Of Sultlngs, PantaloonlngH
S WI IIyereoSiings, which VIC are pre-.
mr. NaTcd 10 make up in the best style and
nj al reasonable prices, ,,.,. Il.
SpCrialtlCs-FlnCy Flannel Shirts a. a
90 cents and upwards, and orerSlECS OO
"O"' """ ~ 6. HESS \ SONS,
1891 a. 1923 Market Street,
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TEACHERS Excursion to Hamburg,
June 90 ssh lrst cabin. Tickets good
fol one year. Enquire at II. F. Behrens'
22l7 Market street.
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PlLLspuRY's MINIS turn out ten thou.
sand barrels per day, which alone Is
guarantee Of quality.
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plummer's satin.Anish Cabinet Photos
only 81 per dozen. 1888 Main street,
Wheeling.
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ALL dealers would rather sell you
other brands-fora little more profit, but
don't take only PillSbury's Best.
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Dun ladies' new style s. so fine Button
Shoe, on opera and commel sense lasts,
Is a bargain at 81.
sFaYEls oAsu snoE sroRR,
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BELLAIRR.
All Sorts of Local News and Gossip FROM
the Glass City.

All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Miss Laura Woodbridge IL visiting Marietta
friends.
There is talk ola brand splinter new ferry boa
for the trade here.
j. !. Rankin, while playing ball yesterday
broke two fingers,
Superintendent john Thomas, Of the y, Il Il.
was here yesterday on business,
The W. Il. c, fair aud festival did we'll las
night. twill bG repeated tonight.
John Marlin, in drawing gratc bars this week
let one fall on his great toe, MASKING II.
Mr., Albert HeRtherIngton fell thirty fee
Thursday and broke his whist aud cut his hea'
badly.
Tho old cppplaS and scrap iron in and aronu,
the Ohio Valley foundry arc being shipped Il
Patrick scahlll bought the mines Of Charlie
Holman this week, aud began operating then
yesterday,
Katie, n little 6.yearOld child OF Patrick ForRn
died yesterday, The remains will be taken Il
EAnGSVillo to-day
Mr.. Alex Ault and family, formerly OF TIL
, city but now OF Fort Collln, Col, Rro here, th
guests OF relatives,
Some Of the builders here seem TO be diSSatiS
fled with tho way tho bids were let on the new
!, o, O. r. building.
a prominent young man connected with tn
banking business III this vicinity Will ShOrIl!
wed Elndlay lady.
Stewart 4 Ward dressed their burrs this week
aud arc making some large local shipments. Thu
same can be said Of 7. Ault & Son.
IIcatherlnEton's mines were Idle yesterday OF
account OF shortage Ia boats. They have llFgI
orders to I'LL, one firm In East Liverpool hiking
big lot.
TrLn - ,,o,, az uI,Ii, ,,I,o. asa al, m a IN
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ITlsconceded by all that stolzenbaCll's
Columbia Crackers are the finest in the
market,
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WHEN you buy crackers DO sure that
you get Stolzen6ach'B Columbia. They
arc alwaysniCe aud fresh Rtycur groCer's.
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QAf Snttllioenttr.
Olilco, Nos. ~ nnd n fourteenth Street,

NOW NWNUENNUHTUHI7'
For sale Cheap-SeCOnd.H Hand phaet0n.
Decorated Tea Sets-Ewlng Bros,
IeVett'S ReirigeratOrs-NCsbltt& Bro,
Mnnt Alto IIOtCl-W, J, AidcrtOu,
For galO-iIcsilencO At EdgingtOn's Lane.
West Virginia State Fair Races.
OpbTa iiOu4C--The Little Tycoon,
Nouc0-LOuiS DclbrugGC.
Last Of Letters.
For Cincinnatl-steamCr Louis A, shCrley.
Mixed TAintS-HOgO 4 BrO.
CASOline-CAndcn Consolidated OIL Co,
Lard OIL Camden Consolidated OIL Co.
Pineapple IIAms- Conner 4 SnedOker.
John i(nblnSOn'E CifCus-FOufth page.
How do these bargains suit Your POckeIDook
-IiotisC K IIOfrmatin-FOurth page,
Veiiplous NOliCCs--FOurth page.
Stockholders Meeling-PcoplO's Coach Co.
Fourth page.
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LAST NIGHTS CONCERT.
Aud Dramatic Recital by Miss AIshOlin aud
Pupils,

The fact that the Opera House was
Oiled downstairs last night with repre-
sentative audience, although the Their
mometsr was close up to 90, was Ger.
tainly complimentary to Miss S, j.
Meholiu and her pupils, who gave on
this occasion dramatic recital and con.
cert. The following programme was
presented;
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The Pennsylvania Lines will sell ex.
Cutslon tickets, az low round trip rates,
10 Pittsburgh on May 2lgt, 22d, Esd, gath
and 2bth, for the May Muelcal Festival,
good iot return passage until May eth.
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YouR grocer keeps BtolgenbaCh's Col
umbla Crackers. Ask for them and take
no other. -
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TREslt Sea Bass, Porgies, Flukes, But.
ter Fish, Weak Fish, Roo Shad, and
Lake Fish at Yahrllngs.
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THE oolvlg Millinery Stores, 1884 and
1856 Main st., open every evening till 0.
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ALL groCers keep Plllsbury's Best
Flour,
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:ELEyEN.ELEYEN
TODAY.
AT tho Park tO.mOrrow-a Grand
Sacred Concert.

TEN.rIN Parties going out In The
evening will please telephone TO the
MolCr Office during tho day.
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The ladies will walk from to O this
afternoon and from I to 70, The interest
increases every day,
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Try a sack or barrel. Satisfaction Is
guaranteed in PillsburI's Best.

ovR 81 so ladies' fine solid leather
flexible Dongola Button Is worth g CIV.
erywhere. SToNR's CASH SuoESToRE.
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CoLuNpus, o., Jan. 1, 1SSg.-To THE
f,iiXiil OF DATES Co, Dtar SiH;-Ellxlr
Of Dates cured me Of habltual Cohstlpa.
lion and dyspepsia, recommend II 70
all my friends, Very truly youn, Joseph
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Our 50 2s mems llnc Calf aud Dongola
Seamless Caters arc cheap at 81.
sroNE'S CASH sHoR sToRE,
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JACOBS & 1sESBERa closing out retail
stock. Now H. your time to buy bargains.
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Tho thermometer at sChnOpf's drug
store, OpOm House corner, yesterday
tnt,iairrpd AH tOllOWRi
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Religious Notices.

NwEsLEY n. x. CHURCif-Rev, D, l..
~ Ash, pastor. Preaching AZ 1890 q. m.
and 1880 y. 10, Sabbath School at p. m, Prayer
meeting Wednesday at S7:a0 y, m,
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TSUNITED PRESBYTERIAN CHURCH.
dt-S Rev. J. I. Mcclure, D. D., pastor. Scr.
Vices Of 1880 q. IN. and 7;aO p, m. Sabbath
School at 300 p. IN. Young peoples meeting at
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At Observation-Disclosures 0; Louisville, 4
Earned q and Q. Hits, - and 10, Errors, and 3
Home runs, Stratton and Johnson, Pitchers
Baldwin and StrattOn.
Al Philadelphia innings. philadelphia,
o; Indianapolis, 8. EARNED. I and 0, HIS Il
and 10. Errors, each. Pitchers, Casey aud
Al Washington Chicago, II; Washington, 4.
Earned, andO. Hits, ID and 8. Errors, and 0.
Pitchers, lIeRly and KroCk.
AZ BOstOn-ThC home team made thirteen runs
In tho first two innings, which virtually settled
tho gamC. Boston,. Il; Cleveland, H. Earned,
and D. Hits, 10 and 7, Errors, o and 7. Home
run, Mexican. Pitchers, BaEely, IadbOurnC and
Sowdcrs
AT ClnClnnatl-Clncinuatl, ~ baltimore, 8.
Earned, II and Q. Errors, 0 and 2 Hits, 10 aud
4. Pitchers, Viau and Cunningham.
.AtRt L0nlS-sI. Louis II ilr0oklyn,2. Earned,
II and @ Errors, q and /. Hits; and .. Home
runs, lsoslpSap and CorEhill. Pitchers, Klng
Xt SdI York--New York, IL. Plttsbursh, I.
Earned, 2And8. Hits, s and II. Errors, 9 and o.
Pitchers, Hatfield and kftimm,
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Earned rnns-Daylon, q Wheeling, I, Three
base hltS-Dunn, lIobreCht, McAlGney, Two
base hits-O' Rourkc and Dunn. Struck Out-by
England, 9; By stephens, 0; BY Dewald, e I'm
land, I; at gtephpnsI, WlId pItcEGk-EbEl&nd,
!. raStcd hhlls-RoWmRn, q, double plays
Sullivan 10 speldel to bowman. sacrihcc hits
Ryan, speldCl, Bowman, Lemons. Stolen bases
Dunn, Green =, speldel, Bowman, HObrecht 3,
Sullivan, England2, Randall, Chrlsman, Sleph.
ems, Prescott, Fogarty 2, MCCullom, Lemons, DE.
valid. Left on bases-Wheellng, $; Dayton, 4.
Tlme-lI3. Umpire-Somefs.
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/ Of Which We Sell on Easy Weekly Or Monthly Payment

thinner, Prop. OF Hotel 81. Claire, Co.
lumbus, o. Sold by @. r. Goethe, W. W,
Irwin, ". i. Williams and John Laugh.
lin. Logan Drug Go. and Goodwin& CO..
wholesale agents.
Lancaster daily intelligencer. [volume] (Lancaster, Pa.) 1864-1928, 1889-03-27

ROBERT GARRETT Wss on his way
to Mexico, but dispatch announces that
his party has stopped In Georgia because Of
. warning OF plot by Mexican bandits 70
capture and hold the unfortunate million
aire for . ransom. The story may not DO
true, but Il Is quite plausible and should
holp tho Mexican government 10 realize
the growing necessity OF more firm govern.
mont In the border staten. This neoets sity
has several times been forced upon the
attention OF Mexico by demands OF England
and Germany for compensation for tho
murder OF their citizens who had gone into
Mexico to engage In mining and other
operations under the general and pressing
Invitation extended by the government 20
all foreigners. Mexico ID eager for Northern
capital and energy to develop her natural
wealth, and 10 lavish In promises Of protec-
tion 70 all oomers, but showed no DISPOSE
tion to keep these promises until the
murder OF several Enlinhmen and Germans
was followed by the demand from tho war
ships OF those powers for several hundred
thousand dollars for each murder. Then
the government OF Msxico took pains TO
teach the bandits that EnRiishmen and
Germans could not be murdered with per-
feet ssiety, and they have sinco then con.
fined their operations TO Americana 30
far a. can bs learned nothing whatever has
bsen done by our government to secure the
payment OF indemnify for the murder Of
Baldwin and others, ana assure the safety
Of Americans In III exioo.