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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-06-17
STONE Z THOMAS ROBBED.
Thieves Enter a Dry Goods Store
and Steal $500.
A VERY UNFORTUNATE FIRM,
Its Third Costly Experience with
burglars Night Before Last
Tho Thieves Evidently After
Money and Posted.

Night before last or at an early hour
yesterday morning burglars effected an
entrance into the dry goods store OF
Stone & Thomas, on Main street, just
above Market alley, The robbery was
discovered yesterday morning when Mr..
Jacob Thomas, Of the firm, arose, His
sleeping apartment Is in the third story
Of the building in which the double
store is located, the entrance being
through the store. Since the firm had q
rather costly experience with burglars a
few years ago, when Mr.. Thomas's room
was robbed OF q watch and other valua'
hles, and the store Of some fine goods,
care has been exercised as to locking up,
but year or so later the Lowell gang,
which afterwards became famous by
operations In Cleveland, again went
through the store, getting away with
enough silks and other costly fabrics TO
stock small store, Still creator care
has since been taken, but nevertheless
the burglars again found q way into the
establishment Saturday night or yester'
day morning,
The visitors this time were not, EVIL
IDENTIFY, after anything as bulky as silks
and Yelvets. They wanted cash, and
From Mr., Thomas's pantaloons pocket
the key OF the safe was obtained, and II
was unlocked and all the cash in It,
about 800, was taken. 80 far as could
be seen yesterday, nothing else was
The firm and the police were very Fetl.
cent about the matter yesterday, hut 50
far as could be ascertalled there Is no
clue to tile perpetrators Of the robbery.
There have been two arrests-one OF
Bellaire and one herein connection
with the robbery OF Pat Moran, OF Bel
laire, OF $500 here last week, but doubt
Is Suppressed by those who ought to know,
II either Of the men arrested knew any
thing about the robbery. A. third man
is wanted, however, on suspicion.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.

Strangers in tile City aud wheeling People
Abroad.
Mrs. u. N. Pearson is in Philadelphia
visiting her mother.
Mr.. +. w, Banner left for the East on
q business trip yesterday. .
Rev. Dir. ]. Sumner Stone aud wife az.
rived home from New York on a visit
Saturday.
Mr.. O. B. OFT has returned from a bust
ness trip south in the interests OF the
Central Glass Company.
Mr.. +. b. Hempstone has rented one
OF Major ]. O. Alderson's cottages at
Mountain Lake Park for this season.
Miss Eta Evans, Of this city, Is spend.
ing a few weeks In New Martinsyille.
She intends starting q class in short
hand there.
Among the well known glass buyers
at the Mcclure house areL. I. Gallagher,
OF Pittsburgh, and F. NJ. Hampton, OF
Louisville, Ky.
Misses Alma and Laura Conner, Of this
city, and Miss Della Miller, OF Keyser,
arc the gueAts Of Miss lila Marshall, Of
Falrviow, w. Va
Prof. Armstrong loft Saturday for Mt.
Lake Park, where he will spend the sum-
mer. He will resume his music class
about September 2.
Major ]. NJ. Lee, Of tho Huntington
schools, Is In the city for tho purpose Of
Investigating the musical training In
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wr.oks on the ohio RIVER Road.

Saturday morning the Ohio River
roads freight train bound north met
with peculiar accidentsouth Of Sisters
vile. Two freight cars jumped the
track and were wrecked, turning overo
thelr sldeg. -Four tramps in ohe Of the
cars escaped very narrowly, The wreck
caused a delay Ia oil trains q short time.
The train was finally Strengthened up
aud started on It's way, but was hardly
under tpll Roadway until the engine
struck a iandGlide one mile above Sis
tersyille at the narrows. The engine
and three cars went over the bank, and
Engineer Allison and Fireman Scbaier
only saved their lives by leaping. The
engine lies near the waters edge. The
track waG 90 torn up that It was some
time before trains paused again.
All passenger trains were compelled 70
transfer Saturday, the north bound train
not arriving here until 10:46 at night.
Last night the train was three hours late.
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The Sunday Association games result
ed as follows: Cincinnati, 4; Brooklyn,
5. ST. Louis, 10; Athletics, 8.
Saturdays games in the big leagues re.
suited as follows; Indianapolfs, 18i
Fittsburgh, II. Rostoh, &; Washington,
2. Columbus, 10; Kansas City, 4. Obi
caeo, 81 Cleveland, 4. Baltimore, Al
Louilyiils,9.
President Howell went to Pittsburgh
yesterday and may possibly go further
east before his return. He Ia after an.
other pitcher-generally understood 10
be Shamus, OF Erie, q young man who
has something Of record.
The Cincinnati Timss.Star says; "Cin.
cinpsti cannot max Iiaigtti 'ol . mistake
after all by securing Kennedy, OF the
Wheolings." There are other Big clubs
that have heard Of him and have been
making inquiries concerning him,
Saturday another new pitcher was
signed. His name Is Dave Williams, and
thus far he Is comparatively unknown.
It Is to be hoped that he will not prove
as costly an experiment as some Of
Whpelipg's players have been Of late.
The standards, Of Pittsburgh, played
with the MingoS at Mingo Saturday and
were knocked out by a score OF 90 TO 0.
Batteries, Mingo, VIII Addy and Boyd |;
Standards, Sakner and Raybeck. Base
hits, Mingo 10; Standards 0. Struck
out, 5 each.
The Hamilton club will be here to-day
for q series Of three games. The team
has been considerably strengthened Of
late and il has been been well said that
there 10 no club in the League that has
a llcenae 10 beat Hamilton % at present
constituted. They are playing good ball
and will probably make Wheeling play
for all that Is In her.
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THE ANNAPOLIS OApRT.
The Result Ofths Competitive Examination
Not Yet Known,

Not fet known,
Only seventeen Of the applicants for
appointment as Cadet at Annapolis ap.
peared at Superintendent Anderson's
office Saturday to be examined by the
committee appointed for the purpose by
John O. Pendleton, Drs. @. ], Garrison,
Charles Frissell and.A, F. SHiel first put
the applicants through searching ply.
sicial examination, the result OF which
was TO project thirteen out Of the seven
teen. OF these one was crippled In the
left foot, one had o defective left ear
and another defective, eyes. The four
who successfully stood the physicial ex-
animation were Guy 7, Scott and John
s. Qoddridge, Of this city, ]. II, Clifford,
Of Qlarksburg, and O. Bush, OF Glenn.
vile, The members Of the examining
board besides the physicians named
were 7, Il, Hoge and Prof, w, II, Ander-
son,
The examination was written, and
conducted by numbers, so that when
the committee comes to pass on the
papers, the members will not know
whose papers they are examining. The
result Inns not yet been ascertRIped,
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iSsisr Upon having Illlsbury's Best
Flour. All Etocefg COLL ". nm
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The river 10 again rising at this point
the leyee gauge at dusk last evening
showed a depth In the channel Of II
feet 4 inGheS. The Lizzie Bay, from
Charleston 10 Pittsburgh, passed up az .
q. m. The Ben Hur, making her regular
Sunday trip from PGrkeBbprg 10 Pitts.
bufgh, passed up NJ 4 O. tn.I and The
Katie stockdale, from Cincinnati 10
PitAburgh, also passed up before day.
break, They oil had good freight trips,
and the 9loCkdale o nice passenger llst,
The Scotia passed down enroute from
Pittsburgh 10 Cincinnati early Saturday
morning, and the Louis A. Sherley rot
away from here that evening In her Gin.
CinnAt trade, Both steamers had good
trips. The Ben Hur will leave here al
2 y. m. to-day for parkersburg, The
Andes 10 due from Cincinnati this after.
noon, ior which point she will leave on
her return trip tomorrow afternoon a.
Q O'Clock, Capt, Il. D. Cooper, the
AndeB' new master, 10 In command,
While Mart Noll, The old standby, 10
still ID the Office. The Change In owner.
ship has not Ia the least impaired the
Andes popularity, nor will II, for Gap.
tain Cooper 10 one OF the most genial oil
men and makes friends OIL all he meets,
The Hawk passed down early Saturday
morning wilma tow containing 10000
bricks 10 DO used for paving Pafkenburg
streets, N
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MARTIN,s FERRY.
BERTHE Lawrence WINS Another Race.
Religious and Personal Gossip.

Berthe Lawrence WINS Another Race.
Religious and Personal Gossip.
Sherman Clark Is on the sick list
Mr.. Mathew Bcazle, Of llellRlFc, was up yester,
day.
Walter Cline aud his mother arc visiting
friends at Canton.
seyonl DRINKS and dlsorderlles were run In
on Saturday night.
Eugene Ryder Is out on the road In the interest
Of Spence, Baggs & Co.
Rev. J. Summer Stone preached in the N, L,
church yesterday morning.
MesSrs. Charles Morris aud Johu Haynes have
returned from Anderson, Ind.
A boy named Jordan was arrested on Saturday
charged With breaking street lamps.
Rev. ". W. Smith leCtured Ia the U. P.
Church last evening on the Prodlgal Son.
A three year old child Of Mr.. aud Mrs. Joshua
Rice, residing on Fourth street, died yesterday,
Court Ohio Valley No. 1897, A. o. f., will al.
tended the n. Il. church In body Sunday,
June %.
the benefit oiSt, Mary's church Will take place
this week.
Thomas Purcell, aged cs year,, died yesterday
Of the family residence III the Third ward, RItEr
q brief illness.
Owing 70 other AffAngenenH tho ilro depart.
ment could It6g Ac6hpl tho Invitation 10 pAfllcl.
PATE ID tho race at lellalrc, July4,
The Y, u sunday school will picnic at Ridge.
ways grove on Wednesday, aud the Presbyterian
al Broadway park on the same day.
The Board Of Health met on Saturday and In
stFuoted the health officer 10 have certain nuts
ances abatcd. Judging from the sanitary condi.
tion Of the town the health OlIlC0r lRS not got
every good smeller,
The female walking match al the Lafayette
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Is a combination Of the active properties
OF dates, Ags and pruneB, and other
tropical fruits 1ts pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II i'm.
menSely popular. II cures habitual con.
indigestion, billousness, sick
headache, piles. etc. Sold IL 90 cent
bottles BY o. r. GoetSe, w. W, Irwin
w. y. Williams and John LauRhlln,
Logan Drug 90. and Goodwin & Co.,
agents.
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ID natures own true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known TO cleanse the system
when bilious or costiye; to dispel head.
aches, colds, and ieyeri 70 cure ,habitpal
Manufactured only BY the California ZIG
Syrup Company. For Gale ip 80 cent?
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton F. Hess, r. B. Burt and 0. Men.
,khnallhr. ~
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nslmont County O. a. n.

A county organization Of the G. A. R.
oil Belmont county, was organized at ST.
Clairsville on Saturday with the follow
ing officers: ]. F. Moore, President; j.
O. Stewart, Secretary; William Pitner,
Treasurer; James Charlesworth, Colo
mel; Edward Mcconnell, Lieutenant
Colonel; Isaac R. Lane, Maori ]. I.
Reynard, Adiutanti w. A. Haught,
QuartermasteF; A, O, Thomas, Aid.de-
Campi Abram Lash, Inspector,
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New Advertisements.
"a GARD.

ItAa fact that more unbluShIng frauds are
daily perpetnted on the general public In
the name Of whiSkies than any other merchan-
disc In the market The confidence bestowed
on me by the public keenly appreciate, and, as
always heretofore, will Ia the future not belray
that trust. 1t Is not an easy matter to have
reputable physicians and managers Of hospitals
indorse any ono particular brand Of whilky, yet
they have done 80 since the merits Of KLEIN'H
"9lLYEh AGRn became known 10 them. For
the sick room II has no competitor. II stands
alone for It's delicate and delightful flavor. II Is
pure and old, free from all impurities. NyItoCk
Of other well.known Pennsylvania Rye wits.
kiCS Of all ages Is complete. Ny prices are as
reasonable a. any In the State. Ny Wines Of all
foreign and domestic kinds are well aud care.
fully selected. No house can show you better
Bfahdies, Gins. OF In fact any other imported
fhe price ii %siLvER AGEn Continues 10 be
81 90 per full quart. Old Gibson, Finch Of
Guekenheimer at u per Quart, or six quarts l0r
20. fine Sherry Or Sweet California Wine oil
90 cents per quart and upwards. Send for q
complete price list aud catalogue, or call at No.
80 Federal atreet, Allegheny, where one glance
d our establishment will convince you Of The
truth Of my statement.
mySNwAy pSW Max KLEIN.
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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
traLed by disease-but get yourself into
good condition, and ready for tho chang
Ing and warmer weather, by taking
Hoods Sarsaparilla. II stands unequal
led for purifying the blood, giving an
appetite, and for a general spring medi-
cline,
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Ao,onru,A llll " odnssdny Evening.

Through a misunderstanding as TO the
nlaeG al holding tho natural gas meet,
Inc. called for Saturday night, 70 take
stsnS 10 induce tho County Commission.
ara 10 subscribe $4,000 to tile stock Of
Tie Wheeling Development Company
which proposes to bore here for natural
pns, Il was Blimly attended, ana adj
Eourned without action until Wednes'
,Inv evening, Had oil who desired to
Stisnd, and tried TO, found the meeting,
Il would hayO been as large as anybody
could desire,
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I.osnllon tor Inc Ice FACTORY.

The Wheeling leo and Gold Storage
Company has purchased Q double lot OF
Water street between Twenty'seconC
and Observation-Disclosures, now occupied
by Holiday 4 Son 40 q board yard. " \
100 by 1872 ieDt, The work Of clearing II
OF will DO commenced to-day and an en-
t,lnCer will DO here from Cincinnati Y
make plans and specifications FOL. Tue
buildings, 40 that the bids can 30 adyer'
llgsd for d. soon ~ possible, When the
work IA once begun II will be pushed
forward 10 completion rapidly.
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Funeral Of NJ. Dortsehy.

Mr.. NJ. Bertschy, formerly o. this city
and later OF Bellaire, was buried yeSter.
day from the residence Of his mother
here. Rev. DR., Cooke oalciltel. The
Bellaire fire department. In handsome
uniform, came up, headed by the Barnes
brass band, and attended In a body,
drawing tho casket on q neatly decorated
hose reel. The attendance was large,
The interment was at Mt. Wood. MIR.
BertsChy was a glass worker, and died
suddenly at Findlay Ohio, He was
much liked by those who knew him, and
the news OF his death caused general
regret.
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Base bali Briefs.

Hits, Canton 8; Hamilton 10. Rrron, Canton
o; Hamilton s. Batteries, Monroe and Berger
Fricker aud LAnser, Umpites, Jones and
IIengle,
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2. lIEoo q SyNoJ
1879 1898 Market Street.

IFyOu cannot see aud need speCtacleS
yOu Should Gallon us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest instruments and more experience
tllnn any other 0ptlClan In tho State,
md guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB w. GRUBB,
jeweler and 0ptlclnn,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Elrcrnlo LIonr Flovn Is the best.
bringing GladnosS

To millions, pleasing their pSlates and
cleansing their sygtems arohslng their
Liyers, Kidneys, stomSchs and Bowels
Of the famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs. For sale In 80
cent and 81 % bottles by Logan Drug
Company, Anton ?. Hess, n 3. Burt
and 9. Menkemeller,
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Robl,ery at BellaIre,

About midnight Friday night some
lei Theobold, Of Bellaire, and'took SEQ
from under her pillow. She was awak'
ened by the thief and made a grab fol
him, but he choked her, and succeeded
In getting OF with the cash. The thiel
sustained a bad scratch on bis hose and
nhaaL
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Do you suffer with habitual constipa.
ton Or biliousness2 II so, try the pleas
ant iluit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. 1t
will cure you. Sold in 80 cent bottles
by Q. r, Goethe, w. w. Irwin, w. Il.
Williams, John Laughlin. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin & Co., Wholesale
agents.
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wASAMAkER 4 BRowS's suits are I'm.
equAlled by 80 per cent In every respect,
100 samples 10 select from. The wonder
Of the consumer ig why II has not been
represented here before. Also BnRgies
and Carpet9 At cost al J,W, Ferfel'S,
2l0l Main ALteet, M =
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v,rdlot AealnSt 4 Iiallrepl company.

The Belmont County Circuit Court
has approved the judgment Of the lower
Court in the case OF Mary Rederer, Of
Bellaire, against the PeppSylyania Bail
road Company for $500. This is the
fourth time the case has been tried. The
first judgment was for 8, COOS the second
for $500; the third resulted In dis
agreement Of the jury, and now the
Judgment IL for S4,50O. This suit was
brought for damages for the loss Of a
husband, Clarence Rederer, son Of A.
Rederer, on the O. 4 P. r, r. near
Mingo. He was run over by the cars
and killed while in the service OF the
Nomnany,
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Arormer pa.tot.. AnnlvorsarI.

AT the First Presbyterian church yes.
terday, Rev. DR.. Cunningham, the pas.
tor, reminded the congregation that thiH
was the iiity.iourth anniversary Of Tie
instalment Is pastor Of this church oil
Rev. Dr.. Weed, who was installed June
10, 1885. lie succeeded Rev. Dr.. Wylle,
whose predecessor In turn was Father
Heryey, who became pastor olthe Church
In 1872. There ID o memorial Of all three
OF these early pastors In the window 10
the left OF the pulpit In the church.
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Sealed proposals will be received Until
July /, at f2 o'clock, noon, for stand
aud ground privileges on July at the
JIM Q. u. Am,
Lock Box 1870, Wheeling PoStofIlce.
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Encyclopedias britannica a whole Library.
A library 10 essential 10 intelligence,
and Il 10 Intelligence that coins money
out OF earth, air, water and every Gle.
ment. The Encyclopaedia Britannica 10
beyond dispute the most complete aud
reliable library In itself published ID any
one form In the English Language.
Terms very reasonable.
~. L. PLuMMEA, State Agent,
Wheeling, w. Va
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R RSsssIlsI: ::,,:: ) ! 8 Il

EArned rgnE-pAyton, 81 Wheeling, l.. Two
base llltS-sEephenE, Prescott, McAlleley, Lyons,
BOTelGnd, Dunn, o, Williams. Struck out-by
Kennedy, q by Thomas, /, Bases on bGllS-oa
Kennedy,2 Double plAyS1Boreland 70 Lyopsi
l'RopFks 10 6peIdel. Sacrifice hitS-ThomRs,
Stolen 9, hAspi-AiyIoA' T. TlRe-lios, Umpire
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BERTHE Lawrence challenged any man in Mar.
Lewis Haitingl, who used 10 DO . pedestrian,
accepted the challenge, and the race will tAkO
place a soon ~ the two arc In condition, tho
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SPRING AND SUMMER.

We are in receipt Of all the newest
Novelties In Woolens for mems wear,
consisting Of Suitings, Pantaloonings
and OyCfcOatlngs, which We are pre-:
pared 10 make up In the best style and
he al reasonable prices.
SpeCialtics-FanCy Flannel Shirts at
so cents and upwards, and OverSizes 80
"'"' ""' q. HESS & SONS,
1fg1t& 184Il Market Street.
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rae BRIDGE loan ORDINANCE.
1t Is Rejected BY : Majority Of the Votes

The ordinance for the creation Of O
loan Of $4,000 to build a stone bridge
over the creek at Main street was sub.
mittsd TO the qualified voters Of the city
for ratification or rejection.
The vote was light, and instead Of the
necessary three-flfths vote in favor Of
the loan, there was a slight majority
against II.
The vote in the several wards was rs
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0 p, m,"."....,.,"'.'"" \
u. nlu.,,a,.,.,,.,as.. 81
ChRngOAblC
weather Indications.

WARRINGTON, D. o., June 1G,-For Yves.
Virginia, Western Pennsylvania and
Ohio, rain, stationary temperature, fol-
lowed Monday by slightly warmer,
aOuthefly winds.
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ale 9ltelltotltttr.
Onlooi Nos. 70 and ~ Fourteenth Street


wan,C,i-A Iakor-FOurth page.
FOR SaiC-Ilouses and building LotS-a. Q
hi. dc ChNntal- C0mmencCmCn Exercises.
For CinClnnAti-steAmer Andes.
Icwctts ReiFlgeraior s-NesbItt 4 Bro.
linSo lIall-HamillOn VI. Wheeling,
Tic Water IL BAd-Ewing Bros.
James a, Hcnry-U. 8. Claim Attorney.
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Stockholders Meetings.

NOTICE 10 STOCKHOLDERS.
The annual meeting Of Stockholders Of The
Elsog Glass Company Martins Ferry Ohio, lOl
the hCLurO Houil, Wheeling, WA, Room d
Tuesday, July ., AZ 10 O'Clock q. n. K
CHAa .. Gill, ssc,sis,v hlAVN "LAS' "
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General Notices.
MONT YOU sEEP

hUNT YOU bEET
DR FOWLER, tho celebrated oculht from
Chicago, will DO Al MOIAlh Bros. Drug Store
June II, ior q short llAy, aud all persons luiIsf.
Ing from detective vision are invited 10 call and
have their eyes tested EAtE.
Artificial Human Eyes inserted without palm,
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Saturday there were two games be.
tween Mansfield and Hamilton played
Of Mansfield. One was the regular
game scheduled for the day and the
other was one Of those postponed on ac-
count Of one OF the many storms Of this
month that have so interfered with the
finances OF nearly every club in the
country, Mansfield won the first game
and Hamilton the second by the follow
Ing scoresi
First game
HamIitoR",~~,,.,.....0 o o 0 90 90 III
Earned runs. Mansfield 8, Hamilton l.. Hits
Mansfield 7, Hamilton Q. Errors, Mansfield \
SIS sa b,lISb5l eFfisII aiS Sis aud F0nS
Second game
H HsRafS5S. .. 8 8 / 81
Earned runs Ma9sasId tsn!ItSR .a 4 !Ets
Hamilton l. Batteries, MorFls, and Fltzslm,
monsi Browner and Lawson. Time ;09; Thu
attendance at both games was only about l0O
At esnton-FWo games were In have
been played at Canton yesterday sun'
day. one with Hamilton and one with
Springfield, but rain prevented the play
ing OF the game with Springfield. The
game with Hamilton was won by Can
ton, Of course. The score was as fol
lowsi
asSslilSHS. . s 3 gEli
Hits, Canton s; Hamilton 10. Rrrorg, Canton
o; Hamilton s. Batteries, Monroe and Berger
Fricker aud LanSer, Umplres, Jones and
IIengle.