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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-20
NOTES OF THE GAME.
Philadelphia's Good Club General Ball
News.

The Philadelphia League team is
showing mp surprisingly strong and ~
looks as If 10 would be much better than
it was last year The new men are all
doing remarkably fine work. There are
mo- better OutfcldcrS than Burke ANA
Hamilton. They cover great amount
of territory and their batting and base
running promise 20 win many games Tor
the club. McCaulcy, who takes Far
rars place at first base. is equally as
good "a fielder as his predecessor and
almost. if not quite. his equal at the
bat. Allen has developed into hrSt-
class ShortStop and is hitting the ball
hard. as is also Meyer. who has taken
Nulvcy's place 40 third. If there Is
any weakness i'm the team il will be IN
the box, but just now Gleason and An
dcrSOu are doing well.
President Young has addressed "A
..confdental circular To- the managers
off League teams, a copy of which was
given away by Manager Hcckcr, OF
Pfttsburg. IL is full of the long
hcadcdneSs of the Shrcwd League Pres
ident. Managers are cautioned espec-
iallv about keeping their teams neat nm
appcarance. and also about letting the
batteries be known ahead of time Tor
advertising purposes. They are re-
minded of the extraordinary bitterness
of the competition that now exists, ana
spccial stress is laid ON the necessity oil
strict discipline and temperance
Shelhasse. the tall German, who will
cotcb for Boston this year, is one oil
MANAGER SeIee's finds" He stands up
behind the bat good deal like Tom
DAILY. and i'm throwing TO bases Is acCu-
rate enough at present TO Justify tnc
opinion that with more prac''ce no Will
be among the clever backStops.
The position of a first baseman under
Glasscock and Denny is exceeding!
hard. They both throw SO Savagely
after stopping a hard ball. that the play
er ON the bag has to be constantly ON the
move. For that reason neither oHoi"-
burg. Hines nor Esterbroo6 could cover
the position for the HOoSerS-
Tucker is the QuieteSt member eI inc
BOSTON League team of the ball heI0'
he generally keeps to himself and rare
lv has ANYTHING TO say of his play I
ability. But the moment he donS "a ul'-
form and goes ON the field Inc becomes
baseball crazy. As ii were, ana play :
every point known TO win.
some of the hardest hitting batterS IN
the country. notably Tip O'Nel ana
Larry Twitchell, were once pi'cHeiS =
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-20
F00TLIGHT NEWS.
FACTS AND FANCIES ABOUT THEATRICAL
STARS

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maker and 81. niece of Sir Edwin Arnold.
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,.,r.sr.ls off wears. INV dear madame"
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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-20
TURF TOPICS.
Jockey Kelly Dead-A Heavy Betting
Season General sports.

Jockey Kelly Dead - \ Heavy Betting
Season General sports.
The Boston Herald says: Il is the
intention of the owners of both the
Thistle and the Nalkyrie to race them
for all they are worth. and later i'm the
season the big rig will be put on the
Thistle. and she will be a trial horse
for the Nalkyric. II is generally be
lieved in Scotland by yachtSmcn that
the Thistle could hardly save her time
ON the Nalkyric i'm light and moderate
winds. and Watson also believes this to
be- the fact On q rough estimate, as
Suming the Nalkyric'S rating length, ii
appears that the Volunteer would have
10 allow the Nalkyric nearly l3 minutes
over "A 4O-milc course. Commodore Bell
occently dropped very Signigcant re-
mark. Said lac: If the Nalkyric does
not do the Job this year. We'll try our
hand next year with one that can.
The betting business promises to be
extraordinarily heavy this season. Sew
enty-hvc boobmakcrS have been unable
90 handle all the money thrust at them
I'm the pavilion north of the Elizabeth
grand stand. CITY "bookcrs" are still
i'm mess between the public and the
telegraph company. and all the talent is
located at Hunters Point.
The Columbia University and Fresh
men crews are working daily on the
Harlem. The college will probably be
represented i'm the Harlem regetta if any
other college crew enters.
Francis Kelly. promising light
weight Jockey. died last night at Phila-
dclphia. He is the lad who rode Pope
Leo 30 victory after being thrown from
his mount.
Wallace Ross is i'm New York. He
may row this year. and he may devote
his attention to Captain Paul Boynton'S
show.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-20

tory went ON Tuesday. Inc conn ""S
new water works is about ready To- sup
ply water
Another span of the union railroad
bridge was completed Friday. and the
event was announced by great ulo"
ing of steam Whistles mp ABOUT 'le
bridge. The channel span VIII next re-
ce.ye the attention of the contractors
Tho County Court of Brooke county
has ordered aa election 90 Doe held May
n m the districts of WellSburg and
Buffalo ou the question of suoscrip-
tion of $4,000 90 the capital stock oil
the Pitt,burg. Canonsburs and State
Line railroad.
The Buckeye Glass Co.. of Martin
Ferry. Va. is making preparations 10
erect q tyvo-Story and basement addition
to their works. THE upper story VIII
be used as 90 decorating department and
the Improvement is made necessary by
the large amouutof decorated ware that
thl, company is turning out.
The Fo,toria Trades Assembly effect
ed permanent organization. with the
following officers: President. g.. H..
GRAY. Vice President. w. a. Mcdonald;
Secretary. T G.. Carlisle; Treasurer,
Samuel Drcuumg. A constitution and
lar hlNrI>lo' Hi" le.,''i ,'S,' ~
work. oa Il'>o'S- '.l' i''" u.s. ''' s..
having orcu e''>eo lot S''N,I"' "'' . 'o'
pal-' I-' '."'' "' i'', tl-.
l'''ti>'"' 'Il P"'t' S,''' r.'-''., +, .
furnace ~"" ,..'' "'' N'' '''
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40 fhe Joseph Bell Stove company $
foundry rhc Stovc trade is reported as
moderate. They have good STOCK ON
hand and drc h.ItuS orders right along.
Tine demand Tor the steel ranges turned
out ny this firm is indicative OBJ ther
popularity. Employment is beng pro-
Ndcd Tor about thc same force as usual
DO Dr., expected lnaj lh' star "iaS>
Works. now in course OF erection al
Sew Cumberland, w. Na.' VIII De I'D
operation about May ]. Inc oIHcer> OBJ
the company are; b. n Lindsay. pres
llent; d. w. Mcdonald, secretary, and
~. l. Ihayer. treasurer. a general
ruu of Iut house novelties. p.dih ana
co.orcd. Wu Doe the product.
Sweeney N sons foundry closed down
tuesday evening Tor jhc o~iance oil lhis
week. Tor tle purpose OBJ taxing STOCK
Ind maNn- some repairs rms HrIn
..-> contracted WIN captain Ni"ou'"' "l
lane~r..e. to build am excursion steam
.r Tor use o1 Tine Nu>NinSum ana is lS-
lf..- "u"'.tf steamboat contracts Inc
-.H| rum H| general orders continues.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-20
nnhominn.. ON rheIr Muscle.

PARIS. April 1S.-AdviceS from Lagos,
100 miles east of Whydah, state that the
King of Dahomy with his army is en-
camycd near Portonova. The Daho-
mians have burned eight villages and
have caused panic among the people
f,, t,a district
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-20

LoNpoN. April 1S.-The jury in the
case off Sir George Elliot, who was sued
Inv Miss Alice Hairs. a widow, for
breach of promise of marriage and Sc
duction. to-day announced to the court
that it was impossible for them to agree
mon verdict. and were discharged.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-20

the result is a collision, whether coming
thrc' the rye" or not. Life is fun AZ coils
ions. We are constantly colliding with some
hodv or something. If it isn't with our
1nrhbors 10 is with some dread diseases that
knocks us OF the track 10 and perhaps dis
1hies us for lie. Women especially d seems,
have 20 bear the brunt of more collisions and
efiiicfiors than mankind. In all cases Of
nervousness. hcaring-down sensations ten
dcrucss. periodical pains, sick headache con
gosfion. inflammation. or liberation and all
female irregularities" and weaknesses,
Or Pierccs faVOritc Prescription comes 10
the rescue of women as no other medicine
docs. It's the only medicine for women, sold
bv druggists, under a positive guarantee,
from the manufacturers. that II VIII give
satisfaction in every case. or money paid for
n viii uc refunded. See guarantee on bottle
wrapper.
Copyright. ISIS, by WORLDS DIS. MID. ASSN.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-20
r,PIERCE'S PELLETS

regulate and cleanse the liver. stomach and
bowels They are purely vegetable and per
fectlv harmless. One a Dose. Sold by
druggists p cents vial.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-20
AND TURF
A GENERAL REVIEW OF THE LEADING
SPORTS.

A GENERAL REVIEW OF The LEADING
SPORTS.
A New Base Ball Organization TO Be Formed The
Season Opened in the National and Play
ers League General Sport
ing News.
Samuel w. Adler and George Munson,
of 81. Louis, have new scheme on
hand Here is what Adler says: I'VE
propose 10 organize a league that will
be the equal of any i'm the country, in
so far as playing talent is concerned.
We will call il the Players Western
League, and each city will have the
right 10 govern its own affairs. In other
words, any citv wanting TO play Sunday
games can DO So, and 10 will have the
right To- charge any rate of admission it
may see fiji and proper. Only six clubs
will be admitted. These are to be cS-
tabliShcd in 81. Louis. indianapolis
Kansas City. Detroit. Chicago and Gin
ciuuau. The st. Louis Club will play
ON the brotherhood grounds i'm this city
The Indianapolis parties will take pos
session of the old League grounds there.
AT Kansas City We expect 10 secure the
cooperation of President SpeaS and the
owners of the Western Association Club
of that place. The club at Detroit will
doubtless bee backed by StearnS. who
organized and maintained the great De
trOit club of two years ago. At Chicago
new grounds will Doe built where the
Sunday games are certain not to be i'm
tcrfcrcd with. At Cincinnati We expect
90 make a big 90 with the new league.
The enterprise is To be carried ont next
year, it is said.
+ The battle between the League and
the brotherhood is now ON i'm earnest.
The umpire has called play ball, and the
uimble athletes who have been warning
with their tongues all winter will be
seen hustling over the diamond from
early morn Tin dcwy eve. If any opin-
ion of the drawing capacity of the rival
organizations cam bc formed from the
opening games. it is decidedly i'm favor
of the Brotherhood. But the games of
both were enormously attended. Base
ball is the national sport, and its pOpu-
larity could not be better shown than
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The Irl-Ntaie League mas ho' !t'
gotten into good playing shape but ITS
members are making rapid progress
and by the time the gates are thrown
open for championship contests each
town Will doubtless DE represented oy
good club. Canton ana Akron are myS-
tcrlcs as Tar as tine paying strength oil
their men is concerned. NckecSport
certainly has strong club. as the close
contests 10 has given the PlttSburs
League colts show. Wheeling has am
aggregation equally as good II not bet
ter, and the other cities OF the League
cam bee relied ON 20 make their usual
good showing.
Secretary Bruucll says: The Players
National League has made all It's points
iu the courts. One only has not been
raised. How good is itScontract? Later
o.r ,v.'ll give fine uuhlic a chance To see
that point cleared mp. believe, despite
such talented but nou-wiunng legalerS
MS NIc,,rS. Rogers. DuyStcrs ~ Co.. that
our contract is as good as contract
ever was. and will Dee So declared by
high American court.
a san Francisco telegram says that it
H. ,-.r,- frohali. that q fuht between T
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-20

Despite aII the taIk, tncrc Is no pr0O-
ability that John l.. Sullivan will Dee
brought against either jackson or Cor
bett i'm the near future. All the parties
express willingness to engage i'm such
"a battle. but for some unaccomtable
reason there is mo- effort to- bring 10 off,.
10 is barely possible that some one Is
bluiiing. and that one is not Sullivan
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-20

One of the coming fights i'm which
Americans will feel deep interest is
tine proposed contest between George
Dixon. the Boston colored boy, who
gave Col. Mccarthy such hard battle,
and Nuuc Wallace, the English feather
weight champion. America has not re-
Gently sent feather weight To Eng
land. Wallace is counted q magnificent
fighter. and if Dixon wins over him he
will gather I'm the Shekcls as no man of
his class has for years.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1890-04-20

a San Francisco telegram says that it
is very probable that % fight between
John J.. sullivan and Peter jackson for
q purse of 100000 will occur i'm the
rooms of the California Athletic club
ere long. Frisco sports are arranging
To- receive Corbett upon his return home
in royal manner.
Illinois Staats-zeitung., 1890-04-28
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2etp3ts, an1 4. 9(pril 1890.

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&inOer ettpaS SroentlideS lerlem laIieu,
uno bieien leinen Wtitmenl6en Die b0beren
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fir DaS leiblthe Nobl 1eines &in0eS jill
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The Big Sandy news. [volume] (Louisa, Ky.) 1885-1929, 1890-08-18

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