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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-08
twelve Straight Games at Home.

The Wheeling club will remain at
home for the coming two weeks and In
that time Is scheduled to play twelve
League games commencing with Spring.
field. The dates are: Springfield, July
s, 0 and 10; Hamilton, II, 12 and IS;
Dayton, 10, 10 and II Mansfield, Is, IS
and 20. Wheeling is still third place in
the percentage table with Dayton about
thirty. points ahead. Enough games
should be won out OF the twelve that arc
to be played here to put WhsSSiiiin safely
III second place. In case Wheeling does
not get out Of third place she will soon
be passed by Mansfield, for that team is
coming up the course like a horse. tits
really wonderful the way in which that
once despised and almost abandoned
calender has braced up and pulled up
till now it Is a formidable competitor fol
tho entire League,
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present Inc party returned about

persons present The party returned about :
O'clock.
Mr. Benj, Whitehead, OF Akron, formerly Of
Martins Ferry, d here among old trtonds.
Commencing this evening the dry goods, gro,
Gerry and boot aud shoe stores Will close " 7
O'Clock, Saturday excepted.
Pip Wardens have beOn appointed rs follows;
First ward, Hank Hrowni Second ward james
A, BayleSs; Third ward, STAMINA qibboni,
Marshall Powell, tho coloIed youth who was
arrested for tapping the ull ~ Aaron hloek's
grocery, was taken lost ClaiFsVtlle on Saturday
Workmen are removing the building owned by
James CroGsley from the southwest corner q
Fayette and Fourth streets to make way Tor the
new railway,
Nj. Thomas Charlton, who Is managing the
American Glass WorksAt Anderson, Ind, v here
lori few days, He will move his family 70 thAl
place shortly,
Nj. Charles ComlOy, Of Adenai u shipping
from Martins Ferry aud Portland about @,eOl
hounds Of wool 70 Rhode Island, for which ne
paid from S2t IS cents.
During July and August twilight services con-
Quoted by the Young Peoples society OF SlFlst'
ian EndeaIOE, Will be held in the ", /, CnpFch
every sunday evening instead OF preaching,
Mr., Wn, p. HoYellI, q the .ftp9 Aill WV
WIi sail for England and Wales on the City, Of
Paris next Wednesday, where no VIII spend 2
month or two visiting relatives and friends, ,On
Saturday night he was the recipient OF q Number
OF presents from Rdmiring friends
Mountain City Lodge, AmRlgRmAted Auoola'
ton OF Iron and Steel Workers, has elected thl
Vice President, Thomas D Morgan; Guide, Evan
n, Davis; Inside Guard, James CLARK; Outside
Guard, John Gribblei TFnBtec, John II. Morgan
Delegate 70 Trades Assembly, III. Morgan.
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Tho Colored -CnmpmeelInr.

A campmeeting given under the aus
pices OF the Wayman A. NJ. Z. Church
opened at the State Fair Ground yester
day. The attendance was good, and es
pecially 30 in the evening. The pastor
Rev. s. II, Lacy, Is assisted by Rev. ],
P. Underwood, OF Pennsylvania, The
is an attractive feature Of the
meeting, a largo and well trained choll
being present, Another meeting will
be held next Sunday, when Bishop
Wayman, a very eloquent pulpit orator,
will probably be present.
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Saturday night the police raided three
houses Of ll-fame, and captured twenty.
six people in all. These will be taxed
s. and costs this morning, except the
keepers, who will pay $50 and costs
Officers West, Shorts, Gaus and Daun
raided Celia Williams house, capturing
twelve Of the cases, and George Blacks
where they got six. Officers Carney,
B BSya 'R house. t's saa gathered G@sSS }iG IN eight.
Nearly all Of those arrested deposited
money TO secure their fines.
Last night Lieutenant Gaus and OF.
lcers West, Daum and Bell raided Ida
Walton's house, and got FIVE more cases.
One Of the men accused the police oil
robbing him, but later produced his
money from his hat. He gave his name
as Jim Haines, and said be came from
Bellaire.
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h Tristato Games.

At Dayton-A Sunday game was play.
cd at this place yesterday before d BIZ
crowd. TWAS a loosely played game OF
both sides and Springfield, which wor
the game, owed Us victory to SEVERAL at
errors made by the home team In The
eighth inning. The double umpire sys
tom was tried and proved very satibtac.
tory. The score was az follows;
DaSloa:Syy"",-..-," 9 9 Z o!
Hits, Dayton i0C Springfield ~ Errors, Day.
ton al springfield 3. Eatn0d runs, Dayton {,
Springfield q Homo ftinIi stephens, bt0nloi,
Two base hits, ThotlaA, Stencil 2, batteries,
ThOtnasa aud vhtlsinaHL gOnoVef and WesllakO.
TimO, 1880, UmpltVS, o'Bflcn aud Hehslo.
AZ Mansaold-Two games were PLAYED
al this place Saturday With The Hatnii.
ion club, and Mansfield won both,
The first one, played In the morning,
was for the benefit Of the widow OF M
late Chris Meisel, the MAnBhelds, man.
ageF, who was drowned In the flood Al
JohnsLown. The tickets were placed al
81, aud nbout two hundred purchased
them. The score Of tue morning game
was az iollOwsi
Manifest : ..."....." ! ! ! 5fS ~
Earned MaB,asla q iisnli!gn 1. lIll, Mans
lll1tC o. IAtlefiea, BufchAfd And bifii Allen
Umplfdi H0hglo,
In the afternoon the regular League
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MARTINS FERRY.
Departures for Europe-Psrsonal-RaIl
road md Other Nntan,

Departures for Europe-PSrsonal-RAli
road and Other Notes.
Mrs. James Brand Is Waiting friends in DeliAlre
WHIT. Dixon IA visiting friends at woOdSaeld
v. g. Blue, Of Munclo, Ind, Is here anon
friends.
Charles Lewis will return to Flndlay thl
morning,
Joseph Jacobs leaves for New York Gu busl
npSS to-day.
Nh. John Armstrong /, visiting friends d
The g. Mays church on Fourth street Is DO
d.. CoPp aud wife, Of Salem arc the guests o.
Mrs. q, a, HOylO,
Theodore ButflS' residence on tho Heights II
ready i0r occupancy,
William Williams will leave for Iowa toiiof
row toyisit relatives,
Charles Van roiL Will engage In the drug bnBi
meas ~ Anderson Ind,
David Evans on South First street, will bury
an Infant child to-day.
Dt, ". I. ghuttloWotlh has returned from A
visit at ClAtklbuT q, w. Va,
Miss BERTHE KOyBer IL spending the month Ia
the county below BellAlrt.
H. T. Howell will DO at Hotel haywood with
Peas township Tax books, Wednesday, July 10
Mts. Harry EYans sails for Wales tomorrow,
. spend q couple Of months With friends aud
relatives,
Rev. ", II, Harrison, Of philadelphia, preached
an excellent sermon In the BpiA60pal mission
yesterday afternoon,
William Connolly, who WAI recently. sim.
moned 2 sA9duhEy ~ tho Illness Of hli father,
will shoot Al clay pigeons iOF 30 al Ode ba1l
Grounds next ThufalAY,
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The Philip Republican gives IN &C
count Of the narrow escape Of Mr., A.. 7,
Young, Of this city, from being struck
by lightning. 4tsaysi
Mr., Alex, 7. Young, OF Wheeling, aud
v. w. Kittle had a close call Tuesday
last, They were returning from Elk
City, and when near the residence OF D,
W. Shaw lightning struck q large wild
cherry tree which stood on the side Of
the road, shiyering 1t into hundreds Of
fragments. Young and Kittlo were
quite close TO the tree when 1t was
struck-so close, in fact, that several
pieces Of the tree were thrown into the
buggy. They were OF course badly
scared, but not hurt.
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Almond nn Awful AcoIaont,

Mr.. ]. W. Wait, one OF the salesmer
for Jos, speidel 4 Co., and Mr.. speidel
were making some little repairs about
the elevator Saturday, when Mr.. Wait
met with a painful accident, which
might have been fatal. He stopped over
and was looking down the hatchway, moi
knowing that the elevator had started Il
descend slowly. 1t struck him on the
back Of the head, squeezing 1t against
the railing pretty hard before the eleva,
tor could be stopped, DR.. Hupp waf
summoned and dressed his injuries
They are not dangerous,
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At the next meeting Of Council 1t L
understood that the Electrical Railway
Company will come before that body
with o petition Tor the right OF way fol
It's track on Fourteenth street from Main
TO Market. The intention Is to run the
cars from the Island down Main street
to Fourteenth, up Fourteenth to Market
and back up Market. This will avoid
the present very annoying interference
between the horse parg soIth-bonnd and
the electric cars n%orth.hound, on Market
street,
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VIII nnndn tiln.l rnrnnse.

Tho Riverside Iron Works has lot TIL
contract for a second blast furnace ad
Joining its present blast furnace at Ben
wood, 10 Mcclure 4 Schiller, Of Pitts
.burgh. The new furnace will be Of TIT
latest design and construction, and will
have three Massick 4 Crooke hot4blRsI
Are brick stoves Their present furnace
ID rs ~ 10 feet, and the new one will
not only DO larger, but will have a greatei
capacity In proportion to is size than
the old one.
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A RORRIBLE ACCIDENT.
William Lamb, q u, s o. DFRkemAl
Ground To Pieces by tho Wheels.

william Lamb, a u, s o, brakeman,
Ground to Pieces by the Wheels.
William Lamb, a brakeman on east
bound Baltimore 4 Ohio freight train
No. %, was killed near sChiCk's Coal
Works, just west Of Bellaire, at an early
hour Saturday morning. He was run.
ming along the top Of the cars and 1t ia
supposed missedhis footing and fell be
tween the cars, the entire train passing
over him. He was horribly mangled
about the head and face, the head being
almost severed from the body, and was
badly cut about the right arm, He was
brought to Bellaire and taken to Mel
lofts undertaking establishment, where
the remains were prepared for burial,
He was q single man and lived at New
ark, where the body was taken Saturday
morning.
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There Is lots Of prize fight talk ii
Wheeling, and even those whocondemI
pugillsm as brutal and inhuman, mani
fest considerable interestin the outcome
OF tO.day'shght. There has been some bet
ting here, one bet being made yesterday
In which d policeman put p$20 on Kill
rain. The general opinion here, as else.
where, is that he will lose his money,
Tho reports from tho GghIwill DO perused
with eager interest by people who would
blush 10 admit IL,
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There was no counter attraction on tlt
Island yesterday 10 Interfere With tht
rusil OF people out tho pike, and Gig
Elm Grove railroad had about all \
could do 10 transport the people out and
IA, There mover was q moro enjoyable
iAy Ia tho Park. While the air In town
Was Builry, In the Park there was 2 cool
breeze, All unusually large audience
iisloned to tho sacred concert by the
Obefa House orchestra. Besides THIS
crowd, dozens Of small parties drove GUY
In wagons and buses yesterday anu
spent the day In the woods.
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ATUSSRL LABORRR DROWNED.
Fatal Elects Of Golpy iAto the Water Just
alter Eating,

alter Eating.
A laborer on the North Wheelingtun-
mel whose name Is YaFiously given by
fellow workmen rs John Miltol and
Gioyanna Adolin, was drowned in the
creek Saturday, He worked through
the forenoon, and then ate hearty din.
ner Of cheese, bread, bologna and ra-
dishes, and Immediately went in to
battle, He sank like lead, and was not
again seen until his dead body was re-
covered by o young man about q half
hour later, Coroner Sehultze held an
inquest and gave q certificate Of death
from accidental drowning.
The man had only been here q short
time, and boarded on Water street. He
is said TO have a wife and three children
whom he expected h. join him here be-
fore long, II Is said he was not an Ital-
Ian, though he spoke Italian,
The man was buried yesterday by the
Italians living here, who turned out in
large numbers in carriages.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-08

Is natures own true laxative. 1t is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known to cleanse the system
when bilious or costive; to dispel head.
aches, colds, and fever to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Syrup Company. For sale in 50 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company,
Anton P. Hess, R. B. Burt and o. Men.
kemaller,
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u LAWYERS MEET
And Choose Delegates to the State ami
National Convention.


The Ohio County Bar Association mel
Saturday afternoon, President A, j.
in the chair, and chose as dele
gates to the meeting of the State Bar
Association, at Whiteisulphur Springs,
July 80, Mr.. H. NJ. RUSSELL Col, Robert
White and Judge Thayer Melvin.
To the convention Of the National Bar
Association, to be heldat the same place
July 81, Messrs, A.. J.. Clarke, Judge ],
j. Jacob and B. S. Allison were selected
as delegates, Mr.. CLARK getting the long
term Of three years, Judge Jacob two
years and Mr., Allison one year. The
Of the Ohio County Assocla-
delegates in lieu Of either 0 ithe gentle
men named above, who from any cause
may be unable to attend the meeting Of
the National Association.
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game scheduled for the day was played
before about two hundred people, The
score was Rs follows;
HH s%iltSa ........... ...... ! 55SS5 ~
Earned, MAnSAGld7 !. Hits, Mansfield 1lt Ham,
ilt1n s, RrroFs, Mansfield, 3; HAmiltonA, Rat
telles, Morrison and ftlstmmOlsi BrOWneEl
Carr and LARAer, Umpire, brennan,
At Dayton-A game was also played
at this place on Saturday, with the
Springfield club. Like yesterdays it was
loosely played, only this time Dayton
won after the score had see,sawed CON
siderably, Score;
g gSsEEss Rsi;1iiair. ............ I; 3 ! 5sSSGS 81
His, psytopsi Springfield 4, Error, DaytSoSE
Il Springfield I. Struck out, by ElstOn ~
Bases on balls, on Davis ], OF Eaiton |, Base
on illegal delivery, or Davis 2 Oh EaSton J
Bltteries. Dayton, DAYS Thomas, Prescott Sne
Umpire, OlBrlen. Time, 1855.
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Sunday Excursions on ohio River 1t. II,
Until October /, 1850, Sunday exCur.
sion tickets will DO sold as follows To
Woodland, 90 centBj 10 New Martins.
Vile and Sl5tersville, 81 50j TO Williams.
town Marietta) and Patkersburg - %.
Good for return passage on date Of sale
only. j, g. ToMLiNsoN, Agent,
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WANAMAKER K BRowN's suits are I'm.
equalled by 80 per cent In every respect.
7O0Bamplos 10 select from. The wonder
Of the consumer is why IL has not been
represented hero before. Also Buggies
and Carpets al cost at j. w. Ferrel'g,
2l0i Main street, '
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Saturday, Eddie, the little con of Mr.,
@, B. Stentzel, was badly bitten by q
large dog. The dog was killed.
x dog belonging to Mrs. Balzer bit Mr.
Becker, Of Jacob street, Friday, intliCtinq
q serious wound.
A little daughter Of Mr.. Stephens was
attacked by a dog Saturday, in an alley
south OF Twenty.sixth street, and hat
her face torn painfully, A neighbor {
young man, shot the dog, The child
will be disfgured always from hel
wnunda.
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to millions, pleasing their palatCs ant
cleanbing their systems, ArouBlng theil
Hyera Kidneys, StomaChB and Bowel
10 a healthy activity. Such 10 tue mission
OF the famous California liquid iruil
remedy, Syrup OF Figs, For sale In u
cent and 81 90 bottles by Logan DRUG
Company Anton T, Hes, H. u. Burt
and b, Mbnkeuiellef.
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full limo of Scrgcs, Drap D'EtCs and
CheviOts, lust suited tortlc hot weather,
which will DO made up ilrst'ClasS NJ
In StoCkEA larte line OF Oyerslzes In
French Flannel Shirts, neck 10, body so.
AZ G.. HESS 4 SONS,
1891 & 1898 Market Street,
Wheeling, w. Va.
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IF you cannot see and need speCtaClCs
Won Should call ON us and have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have Tho
finest Instruments and moro experience
than any other Opticlan In tho State,
mud guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB w. GRUDD,
Jeweler and OntlCiaii,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Nn,hlnrlnn and % unItet.Ily.

We call attention 10 the advertise.
ment, In another column, Of washing
ton and leo University, Lexington, va,
The Academic Departments ~ VOL %
lho professional schools Of Law and En-.
riheefing, open September 18Th,
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In other words Hoods sarsaparillt
will not do impossibilities. It's pro,
prietors tell plainly what II has done.
submit proofs from sources OF unques.
toned reliability, and ask you frankly Il
yoti are suffering from any disease or al.
lection caused or promoted by impure
blood or low state OF the system, TO try
Hoods sarsaparilla. The experience Of
others Is sufficient assurance that you
will not be disappointed In the result. 6
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saturdays League and Association Game

At PittlburghSNew York, n pittsburgh, /.
At Cieyelaud-oleyeland o. Boston, Q, Hits,
4 and 10, Errors, 3 each.
AZ NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., III Washington, 9,
Hits . and TO- ETrorS, bandlS, Pitcher, HeAly
At Observation-Disclosures, 81 Philsdel
phiR, 2, Hits, y RndS! ErrofJ, ] n :, Pitchers
Boyd, Burlington and Wood.
At CinClnnAti-CinOlnnRtl, 81 Athletics. 2
Hit, 8 and l, EFrors, and 8, PitcheFs, Viau
aud WOyhing.
AT Kansas 6ity-Kausas City, ~ brooklyn. Y
Hlts, i:snd y, Errors 9andS' Hschcrs' Terry
At observation-disclosures, O.; Louisville, .
Hts = each, Errors 3 apd7, Pitchers EWlnI
At ST. LouIs-sL. Louis, s; Columbus, ]. Hits
land Q, Errors, 3 each, Pitchers, Chamberlain
and Baldwin,
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Do you suffer with habitual Constipa.
ton or billousneBs7 II 80, Try the pleas.
AM. iiult laxative, Elixir Of Dates. II
will cure YOU Sold In 20 cent bottles
bye. r. GoelSe, W. w. Irwin, W. Il,
Williams, John 1aughlln. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 %, Wholesale
agents.
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wAsntNaToN, D. O, July 7.-LForecasts
until Sp. IN. Monday. For West Viz.
teinla, Western Pennsylvania, and Ohio,
faIf, no change In temperature, variable
winds. becoming BoutheaHtOrly.
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At Kansas Cly-KanSaS City 10; Brooklyn s
each, pitchers, Conwayland LaYett, !
At Cincinnati Athletics d; Cincinnati 5
Earned, 4 Rnd9, Hits, 10 aud D., REForS, $ aud
At Louisville = Louisville IL baltimore ;
II. Pitchers, Cunningham and Hecker,
At st. LouIs-st. Louis 81 COlumbus8 8. Earned
5 Andl,. Hits, y and9, Errors, 5 and 8, Pitch
era, SeYitts and MidneF,
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TitE best breakfast without q good cur
Of Colleo Is like the play Of Hamlet With
Hamlet left out, 90 Use Panhandle
CnlInn.
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ONO vAllrv COFrrr ID the best

No MoRE poor bread, Use PlllBbuty'l
BCat Flour and you will never make q
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sRSp ub twenty Ohio Valley Coffee
wrappers aud get . handsome picture.
Not a little card,
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FoR 81 30 you can got one dozen fine
gatln.hnlsh Cabinet Photographs, and
one extra In a fine gilt frame, sxl0 size,
q Plummer'g, llSs Main street, Wheel.
Ing,
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NEs. BAKrn-what lovely bread you
Mrs. Blank-1 always buy the Pills.
bury Best Flour.
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Tho thermometer at Schnepf's drug
store, Opera House corner, Saturday,
registered as follows:
"a. m..~.~........ q r i.e.-,.,.''.'". g Y
~ \ = m ........s........ 3 RC6tGSf@FGiE
SUNDAY,
IA m..D......... 81 gp m.."..a.4-.....A Y
1N. m......... n Z II, lA.,..,.,aJWi...,, 70
III M ......",..,..". % MCaIhOr-FGF.
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SAMMY NIcnoL orrrs.

Some changes have been made in the
Wheeling team, and 1t remains to be
seen what the effect will be. Saturday
evening Sammy Nichol, centre fielder
and manager, did what he Ia understood
to have been contemplating doing fol
some time-handed In his resignation,
and at his request was released. Presi,
dent Howell, who OF late has practically
been the manager, will now assume full
control OF the team. Mr., Howell ex.
pressed himself as being sorry to lose
NiChol, as he was an honest, hard work.
ing player, but lie was too high.priCed
for Wheeling to keep. thinner will
play second, and 0'Rourke will all
Nichols place In center field. II Is not
known what Nichol will do. There d
no doubt that Mr.. Howell will
spur the boys on to good work, and II Il
Is notgotten out OF them II will simply
be because they refuse to play the bali
they are hired to do.
NO SUNDAY GAME YESTERDAY.
There was no Sunday game Of ball
played here yesterday as d great many
people supposed there would be. The
management discussed the question till
a late hour Saturday night before de.
Gliding not TO run up against the wall o.
interruption andexpenseth that was known
to be Ia the way. The Canton club re.
manned here over Sunday expecting 10
play, and several hundred people retired
Saturday night with all arrangements
made for attending tho game the next
afternoon, The Sunday papers announ.
Ced that the game was Of, but despite
that there was q well.circulated runor
afoat last evening that q game had been
played, but that none but Ohio people
were admitted to see 1t. II Is also said
that two well known Constables were on
tho lay for q Sunday game in order to
enrich themselves with the fees that
would come from managers, players and
directors who would be liable 70 arrest
should o game be played, and
were fooled into going over on
the Island to put a stop 10 the alleged
game being played for Ohio people only.
IL is also said that warrants were already
prepared for serving, under the suppo.
that the directors would really 20
ahead with q game, The management
considers itself Disseminated against,
aud that II Is being treated unfairly.
Pitcher Gordon has been released.
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ia a combination Of the active properties
Of dates, figs and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II i'm.
mensely popular. II cures habitual con.
stipation, indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, pileS, etc. Sold In 90 cent
bottles by o. r. Goethe, W. W. Irwin
W, h. Williams and John Laughlin.
Logan Drug 90. and Goodwin & Co.,
Wholesale agents.
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ETHRB ssIliIEi w.. ......," ....... 3 s 8 ! : 8 : 3 81
Earned FupSz,Canton. q Wheeling, 4; Home
Two base %hlts-sRlb, spGidel, Struck out-By
MeehAn, o. BY Monroe, 4; by Riley, 0. hit by
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