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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-16
Yesterdays GAME.
whOCllug's Hard Hitting Saves a Very blue
Looking Day.

whCCllug's Hard Hitting saves a Very Blue
Looking Day.
Wheeling crawled opt 81 Q very small
holeyesterday. The seven errors ofthe.
homo team were made by thinner, Ken.
nody and speIdel, and they were all
costly, Dayton not earning q single run.
Wheeling won by virtue Of hard hitting
in the 9th and ninth innings. Except
these two innings Munger proved very
effective. Kennedy pitched a good
game but was a little wild, one wild
pitch letting in two runs. Towards the
close the game was intensely exciting.
In The eighth Wheeling had the bases
full with only one man out, but q double
play dashed the hopes Of the enthusiasts
for the time being. When the home
team vent To the bat In the ninth inning
It seemed like q forlorn hope, especially
rs the first man at bat died at tlrRt, but
q triple, three singles and two. dagger
did the business, and unexpected vic.
tory perched on Wheeling's banner.
Dayton played q sharp fielding game,
but was weak at the bat. The club
has improved considerably since It's last
visit to this city, and the contest to-day
will be very doubtful The attendance
was very small. Barrett gave eminent
satisfaction as umpire.
Wheeling did not score until the fifth
inning, when the score stood 8 10 0
against her. After thinner had been
retired Kennedy hit TO right for two
bases, and scored on Williams two.
Dagger against the right field fence.
Dunn then lined out a beautiful three.
Dagger, sending Williams across the
plate, Dunn reached home on speldel's
sacrifice. Bowman and HobreCht hit
sale but Miller ended the inning by
ilying out. III the eighth inning Miller
led OF with d Clegn bit 10 left. Meehan
died al hrst, thinner then cracked out
o daisy TO center scoring Miller. Ken.
needy got q life on Cans tumble and
Williams was seut 10 first on four balls,
The score now stood 0 10 4 In favor Of
Dayton, and with the bases full with
only one man out the crowd had hopes
Of Wheeling tieing thOscote. Dunn step.
ped 10 the plate and hit 10 short who
cut Off Williams at second and Chris.
man firing The ball 10 first made the
play which retired the side.
Many persons sighed and left the
grounds, feeling very sore for the boys,
but they afterwards kicked themselves
for not waiting 10 sec the game out,
gpeidCl opened the ninth for Wheel.
log BY dying al first. Then tho fun coin.
lnbnCod, HOYman got his base on balls
and crossed tho plate on Hohtephr's
triple 10 left, and when HobreOht scored
on d Wild pitch, tleing the score, the
crowd made up In enthuEiAsm what II
Ia numbers. Miller followed with
4 hot one which Williams could not
handle In time, MeehAn raped Quit safe
hit 10 right, aud Miller scored on 2lm.
nOf's MI against tile right field fence.
made tho second out. "Hed.
Williams then picked up Ills bat,
nm going TO hlE that ball
lust for luck" lie did, u went over
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-16
An Evening outing,

The "0uting Club" a charming little
circle Of Congenial people formed from
the membership Of the whist club Of
last season, that just previous to Lent
closed q series Of charming meetings
with u big dinner at the Mcclure, has,
since tho oEening Of the SUMMER season,
been enjoying a nptnheF oil. pleasant
gatherings, the majority Of which have
been out at the park, where the even.
ings have been spent bawllng. Last
evening fifteen members OF the club
went out at s o'clock, stopped at Mount
Belleview and enjoyed Rsupper that had
been ordered In advance, and then went
on out the Elm Grove road To the park
and spent the evening Ia the bowling
alleys. This programme was one OF the
rieasantest the club has had since 10 or.
gapipatloN,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-16
The Third Amputatlon.

]. L. Hardgrave yesterday had his leg
amputated for the third time. About a
year ago he broke bis leg below the
knee, while in Kansas City. He came
home, and the leg never having healed
properly, he soon had to have Il cut of.
It still gave him trouble, and some time
ago he had TO have It amputated again,
He wore an artificial leg for awhile, but
the stump was still Troublesome, aud
yesterday DR.. A%ckermaun, assisted by
Drs. SOhwlnn and Pipes, amputated It
for the third time. II was necessary to
take three inches of. An p~lcefous
growth WIS found on the bone. At last
accounts Mr.. Hardgraye was reSting
well, N' y
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the fence for two bases, Meehap and Gin,
mer scoring. Dunn ended the inning
by flying out,
Dayton scored in the second inning.
Randall hit safe to left and stole second.
The next two men went out, DeWald
had two strikes on him and strikiHg Mt
a wide pitched ball Randall scored,
while he never stopped until he reached
second. Dewald scored on Munger's
long hit TO center. In the fourth inning
Stephens hit safe to right and went to
thirdon Speidel's tumble OF Dallas hit.
thinner fumbled Dewald's hit and
Stephens scored on Munger's long fly
TO center. In the sixth Randall hit to
Kennedy, who fumbled the ball, He
scored on Dewald's hit, Dewald stole
second and trotted across the plate on
-Munger's hit to right, In the seventh
thinner mutfed Cans fly. Cans stole
second, went to third on a passed ball
and scored on Chrisman's ly to center,
In spite OF the errors the game was
quite exciting, and was thoroughly en-
ioyed by those present. The same clubs
play again to-day.
Ia thn ENnFn,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-16

Is a combination Of the active properties
OF dates, figs and prunes, and other
tropical fruits. Its pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered IL i'm.
mensely popular. It cures habitual con.
stipation, Indigestion, biliousness, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold in 80 cent
bottles by O. r. Goethe, w. W. Irwin
w. L. Williams and John Laughlin.
Logan Drug Co. and Goodwin & Co.,
wholesale agents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-16
MARrIN,s PERRY.
A Serious AeOldont-MF. Noros's Suicide.
Personals, etc,

A Serious AccldOnt-MF. NOroS'a Suicide.
Personals, etc,
Mr., David doOdhue left yesterday for Kansas
to spend the summer,
Miss Minnie Eeyser, Of Pittsburgh, Is the guest
oil Miss Emma KeySeT.
Mr.. Thomas Charlton will move his family TO
Anderson. Ind, to-day.
Misses Jessie and Beta sheets leave to-day for
Marietta 70 visit friends.
MI. and Nm. Bell, OF Portland, are visiting Mr.
and Mn, ", II. Connelly.
Asa Deyault, OF ong's drug store, Is spending
his vacation In PennSylVRlia. =
Nm, K, W, Molitt, Of Springfield, o., Is the
guest OF her sister, Mrs, Percy Beaumont
Wan CroWl leaves to-day 70 spend q few weeks
with friends at FFeePoFt and Cambridge.
Jacob Lotz will leave on Thursday for the sea
shore, where he VIII spend two OF three weeks.
Mn. William Goodhue and three children, OF
lola, kansas are visiting friends aud relatives
Mr. and Mrs, Stephen Haughton, OF East Liver.
pool, are the guests Of Mrs. HRughton's mother,
Mrs, John Welsh,
Miss Emma RAwShAw, Of COylngton, KY, will
return to-day after U charming visit TO her
cousin, Miss Emily Warwood.
MF, William Lewis, Of East Liverpool, Is down
70 spend q few days with his grandmother, Mrs,
John Kenmore, aud many friends,
Pete Barrett, a Martins Ferry youth, was ar.
rested yesterday aud taken 70 Tltonyille, where
he Is wanted for stealing q John boat.
Yesterday Paul Morrison, Jesse aud Fred
Jones, George Chessell and Charles Hoylc made
Y tennis court In Captain Smiths grove,
The picnic OF the Methodist Episcopal Sabbath
school NJ TiltOnVllle tomorrow promises 10 be
the largest q the season. The boat will leave
ne tEInSyiiis landing q I 4, M NorthEood
Ing at s q. N,
Tho announcement IN yesterdays IHTELLIGEN-
CIR OF the suicide OF Mr., ], y, Noros, travelling
salesman for tho buckeye Glass Works, created
considerable talk In Martins Ferry, and was gen
orally regretted, Jack, Us he was familiarity
known, had qliteR number Of friends aud 40
qualntances ~ Martins Ferry, all OF whom were
panied on reading the account lie was an eX'
6ellOnt salesman, quite popular, q great dresser
and y iaYorite among the ladies, lie sang beauti'
lllly aud had refused several OfteFs 10 60 on the
stage,
Last evening about 7 O'Clock an accident Oe,
CURED AZ the corner OF Hanover aud Second
street, which might have proved fatal. Mrs.
Humphrey and her triendI, Miss Lucy Hell aud
Miss jennie Henderson, both residing on Han
over streets, were out driving ln q buggy, They
canl6 down Hanover street, aud Ia turning the
corner. q. go up Second, the buggy upset. The
three ladies were thrown out, Miss Henderson
aud Miss Hell escaped unhurt, but Mrs, Hum.
phfey, who Is fairly well up inyeaFs, was thrown
violently against the cufbstOne, llightlng on
her right shoulder, One OF the wheels struck
her head, and she was otherwise badly used up,
tho residence Of Patrick McDonaugh near by,
where medical aid was summoned. Later
Clark'H addition,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-16
TWO CARS WRECKED,
as Slight Collision in the Il. s o. Yard here
Yesterday.

Yesterday.
About noon yesterday two empty
Baltimore 4 Ohio freight cars we're badly
broken and piled on top Of one another
in the Baltimore 4 Ohio freight house.
The middle track Of the house was filled
with cars, while there was only one car
standing on the east track, and that one
was away down at the office end, against
the bumpers. A train OF empties had
been ordered run in on the east track to
be loaded, The switching engine was
baCkingt these cars down at lively speed,
but tho engineer had plenty Of room in
which to slow up and stop before reach
ing that one car on the east track. In-
stead, however, Of throwing the backing
train on to the east track, the switch.
man made q mistake and sent It in on
the middle one, which was filled with
cars.
There was no time to stop and the
crash was a terrific one. The,tWo cars
at the office end Of the track, up against
the bumpers, got tho worst OF the shock.
They lifted and piled on top OF each
other till the timbers reached 10 the roof
and broke some OF the iron ginders.
There was little left OF the cars except
the trucks that can DO OF further use
except for kindllng wood and scrap iron.
The clerical force was frightened half to
death by the noise and the Jar, which
was as though the building was falling.
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Mr.. @. Z. Irwin, Chief Consul for
West Virginia Of tho League Of Ameri.
can WheeImen, has In another column
a call for n meeting this evening, In the
gymnasium Of the Wheeling Athletic
Association. in the Public Library
building, Of all members Of the National
League, OF, others who desire 10 become
The idea Il To organize here
q local branch otthe League. With the
number Of wheel riders In Wheeling,
there should be n large local league,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-16
BELLAIRH.
All Sorts of Local News aud Gossip fro
the Glass City,

Ai ouEtb VI A4uVht vows NuW tobslN from
the Glass City.
A. Klot1 hRS arrived safe In France.
Nan" Kirk, Of North baltimore, Is hereto
Mr.; John Robinson, Of FIudlAy, Is here among
Charlie Hamilton Is among friends at Steel
The MontIcth discharged a lot Of corn here
Manager II; crlmmol. of FOstorla, is hero
among friends.
William Cutler, ofthe Second ward, Is danger.
onSly Ill with dropsy.
Mcmillan Bros. shipped a big lot OF fno sheep
east from here yesterday,
Charles W. MlnnRlnyer was In the oily yester.
DAY on business, from JapGhShlrg,
Operator Sullivan, OF the Western Union, will
occupy rooms In the Benson block.
James Dubois will leave soon for a trip 10
Dakota, Washington Territory aud California.
Nj. g.. Q. Hamilton will be The President and
Treasurer OF the Lancaster window glass works.
II is reported that Thomas u. Shelly will
THU.
The brick for the paying oil tho cross streets
are being rapidly distributed, aud work will DO.
About twelve families from here will 20 TO
Lancaster TO work In tho new window glass
works there,
Walter ManSel Is visiting In Cleveland, Mr..
"a Sherry has his place In the Western Union
telegraph office.
Col, Philnoro Kelsey talks Of visiting all the
principal Ohio aud Pennsylvania cities on news.
paper business.
Two small children Of Charles Booth, OF the
kc1 Lion Hotel Pittsburgh, are guests Of Mr..
n Mrs. Litton here.
Albert Troll, Of st, ClalRyille, Is buylpu large
Hn sdIns g S q SOSl n this Vicinity, the MOST Of
The Auditor al the Bcllalro, HaneSyille 4 Gin.
plnlatl railway was hero yesterday and checked
up Agent Seals accounts,
General Manager Loo and Superintendent
mp; DeYFlsS Wgts " We city yesterday on Bal.
BellRirelies that went TO Wheeling Sunday TO
SEQ tho ball gatlo were disappointed and no Ia.
uNCcu EMS eau take them up agaln on Sunday.
Tue Etna Glass Company Is going to sell ils
morse Rnl dfay aud everything movable about
Tho place; This looks bad for the future run.
Mug Of tho EtuA, '"
The young Indy, Miss Ault who was reported
killed In tho accident At Glencoe on Saturday
0 SlESt bl NIL b Y "A \ ta'F way 10 recovery, being
lleathertngton'g new boat. the Eliza u. came
great deal. Everybody that could ran 10 tho
river, thinking there was q tlfO.
William Springer. Of the Etna 'Glass Com.
pany, viii ~ all probability accept d position
on the baltimore & Ohio Railroad, a no will
b. brown out Of work BY tho AtRaS indefnite
The Christian Bndeav0r Society gave tho A. +.
2. W. vi reception In the Christian church last
night There vast good turn out aud q splendid
U. arc good takers.
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oHlcsr Jack West last night arrested
Ike JelTers, who will be held for identi.
iCation as one Of two men who attacked
q gentleman on Market street, Just
south Of the creekp night before last,
presumably with intent TO rob him.
The two men attacked him suddenly,
one Of them striking him In the face. He
"Murderl" "PoliCOl n and there
was an answering cry from north Of the
creek, at which tho men fed. Their
said he could recognize his assail.
ants II lio saw them again.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-16

Is natures own true laxative. II Is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known 10 cleanse the system
when bilious or costiYG; 10 dlspel head.
aches, colds, and fever 10 cure habitual
gonHtipStiol,. mitigation, piles, etc.
Manufactured only by the California Fig
Company. For sale In 50 cents
and 81 bottles by Logan Drug Company
Anton II Hess, r, b, Burt and o. Men:
kemellhf. ,
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salr tllp Ilnsln /. Glenn.

superintendent oummins, Of the City
Water Works, called at the INTELLi.
GENcER office yesterday to take exCep.
tons to the statement made yesterday
that tho water basin was not thoroughly
cleaned. He says the reservoir was never
more thoroughly cleaned than this time
that everything was taken out that
could DO gotten out, and that the Job was
a thorough and satisfactory one In al! re.
speCts, The 1NTELLiGRNcRR's statement
was made on information from number
Of people who professed to have been
present when the work ceased.
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sudden pontll a l,rIdgeport.

Mr.. Joseph Benner,a well. known oupe
mar Of Bridgeport, died very suddenly
at his home there about half.past five
o'clock last evening, He was apparently
III good health up TO q short time before
he hreathed his last. On Sunday he
went down the river toa fishing camp,
and spent the day with friends, In good
health and spirits. He was thirty.three
years old, and was q member OF the X.
Of r. lodge, under the auspices Of which
the funeral will occur at 2 r. M. to.mor.
rOW.
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PRECIOUS ~DpRGk4RB.
Two Boys Arrested for breaking Into Two
Stores,

= W A4NIH ASHhAhA -AhN "
stpFCh
Early Sunday morning the gentle.
mems. furnishing store Of NJ. j. McFad.
den and the emusic store OF O. A. House,
were entered by burglars. The hour oil
the burglary is easily fixed, as Mr.. Nc
Fadden slept in the store, and left about
5 a. IN. He left the Keys in the store,
and when he returned they were gone,
and there was a rear window open, hay.
ing been pried open by the thieves.
The money drawer key was on the
ring stolen. The money drawer had
been unlocked, but II only contained So
cents. In Houses store the rear win
dow was also pried open, and an effort
had heeli made to- open tho money
drawer, hut did not succeed, and the
burglars must have been frightened oil
before their work here was done.
At an early hour yesterday morning
Officer Driller saw i boy at the North
Wheelingpottery trying keysinthe office
door he arrested him. On his person was
found large bunch OF keys, Of very
considerable size and variety, probably
all stolen. The boy was John Urytef,
aged. aBOqt 10, well known In local
Criminal circles
He was locked up, and Officer West
took the keys TO McFadden's store,
where Mr.. McFadden ut once identified
his keys.
It was easily guessed that Cryter's
partner in crime was a North Wheeling
boy named Ed Cots, and he was arrest
ed by Officer Desmond at 1880 last
night. Cryter was sent TO jail by Squire
Davis yesterday to await a hearing.
Cots spent the night in the lookup, and
will boarraigned this morning.
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The Board OF Public Works met last
evening and spent the larger portion 81
the session In passing on the usual bills
for work In the department. The plans
and specifications for the new bridge
over Caldwell's run were examined, and
II was determined to advertise for bids
for the construction Of the same. II the
bids come within tho appropriation
made by Council, work will be com.
monCed at once. II the bids 60 oyer the
sum specified tho matter will then have
10 DO referred back 10 Council.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-16

A CONDITION Of weakness Of body and
mind which results from many disorders
OF the system finds its best and sutest
relief Ia Browns Iron Blltets. As II en-.
riches and strengthens tho blood so the
stomach, liver and kidneys receivepowor
10 perform their duties, and the deptes.
slng influences from q diseased and dis.
turbed condition Of these organs are ~
moved, paw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-16

WANAMARRR e. BRowS's suits are I'm.
equalled by SO per cent in every respect.
700 samples 10 select from. The wonder
OF the consumer is why II has not been
represented here before. Also Buggies
and Carpets at cost at j. w. Ferrel's,
2lOl Main street.
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FolIoWIng is INC sCore:


Earned Fnns-DayLon, q Wheeling, q; Three
WillIRms2 9, Kennedy, Struck Out-By Kennedy
/, by Munger ., Bases on balls-OR Kennedy
s.. Off Munger 4, Hit by ball-ly Kennedy ].
Wild pitches Kennedy !, Munger 3, Passed
Stephens; Williams to ChTlSmAn to Stephens,
Sacrifice hlts-GanS, Speldel, Miller, MechRn,
Stolen bASes-Wheellng, o. Dayton, .. Time
inh umDlFo-HAFrl
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In delicate health and all who suffer
from habltual constipation, dyspepsia,
blliouBnebs or piles, should Try The pleas.
ant fruit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. Sold
u. 10 cont bottles by y. Il. Goet1e, W.
W. lrvin, John Laughlin, Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 Co, whole.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-16

SIS. MARVIN 90, have on exhibition
In al arStclass groceries In the city,
sample bottles Of Artesian we'll water
used In the manufacture oithOir superior
Cakes and Crackers. They use no I'm.
pure river water In their goods.
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IF you cannot SEQ and need speCtaclCs
YOU Should call on us and llaYe your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest instruments and more experience
titan any other OptlClah III the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB w. CRUDE,
Jeweler and 0ptlClan,
Cor. Twelfth aId Market Streets.
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mai nnnltnnla Annnllad.

Tho p~ostoflce Department has or.
deFed that The Baltimore 4 Ohio, Pitts
burph, Cincinnati 4 ST. Lotus and Ohio
River railroad companies Bhall deliver
MI mails carried by them 10 the post.
office and receive all outgoing malls at
tho p%ostonlcC. The law specifics that
whore a postoiliCe 10 within . certain
distance OF q depot, the railroad come
pany must transfer the malls and the
limit Of distance covers oil tho roads
here, The law has not, however, been
enforced heretofore. The new order an
nulB the mail transfer contracts lot toll,
o, BhAllCross, and Postmaster Cowden
has advertised for bids with q view 10
nlpttlng the contract for transferring
mails % and from the two Bridgeport
dNpOiB.
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A wa.hIngton.InlInnnrnlI peal.

Negotiations for the release Of Denny,
the third baseman Of the Indianapolis
club, to Washington, which were com.
menced some weeks since, have again
re.opened, and 1t is probable that with.
in a few days he will become a Senator.
An offer of $1,000 by President Dewitt
was made for his release, but 1t was de.
clined, aud us the "Hoosier'' team needs
a pitcher, the arrangement comtemplates
the transfer OF Q'Day and a pecuniary
consideration. Mr.. Ted Sullivan, who
has Just returned from Europe, will, It
is understood, be appointed manager Of
the Washington team. He is now in
WilkesbNrre, Pa, e%ndeayoring to secure
the release fFoW that club Of Fitzgerald,
pitcher, and Petit, right fielder, the lat.
ter formerly Of the Chicago club.
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rhn nhlr rnrtabL nLmldrl

For habltual constipation, dyspepsia and
kindred Ills Ia the famous California
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup OF Figs, II
strengthens as well as Cl6anBes the ByB.
TEN, II ID easily taken, and perfectly
harmless. For sale In so cents and 81 bot.
Ties BY Logan Drug Co., Anton p. Hess,
X, d. Burt and o. Menkemellef.
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

A full line Of Serges, Drnp D'Etes and
ChevlOts, lust suited iOrthe hot weather,
which Will be made up ilrst.Class Of
reasonable prices.
In St0Ck-.A largo line Of 0Yerslzes In
French Flannel Shirts, neck 10, body60.
At q. HESS u SONS,
1921 & 1923 Market Street,
Wheeling, w. Va.
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At Canton-The Dueberites had hard
work to defeat the Hamilton team to-
day. Butler, who distinguished him
self hero, oiliclated as "one' Of the UNI
pires, Manager Hengle, Of Hamilton,
also officiating to balance his erratic
judgement, Scores
f Ra&iito S a.,..",..~~, . ; 3 i : ! 3 3 ! :!
Base hits, Canton 0; llamIton6, Errors, Can.
ton =; Hamilton ., Batteries, Riley. Stab and
boyle, and DOlan and lAuseF. pmPIFeS, Butler
At Mansaeld-The home team had a
big iobon' hand this afternoon to defeat
Springfield. BY lucky hitting in the
seventh and eighth they won; Score;
sHPaE9IsSRHSSsaIiI , ..:. . } 8 8 : ! 5 J ] III
Earned runs, Mansfield o.. Springfield 4. base
hits, Mansfield 10; sprlngilGld'l9 10, Errors, Mans,
field q Springfield 8, Batteries = Mansfield,
BurchRrl and fitZslmmonE; Springfield, Con-
over and WeStlakc. -Four hundred people were
In attendance.
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WARRINGTON, D, O., July1l.-ForW West
Virginia aud Western Pennsylvania,
fair, warmer, westerly winds, becoming