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St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-28

DRUGGISTS SUPPLY CLERK in city
II or country (reeistered pharmacist). B. F.
Wickersham care of w. E. Brown, Mailing
Department. MINNEAPOLIS.
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-28
MINNEAPOLIS WANTS.
SITUATIONS OFFERED.
SITUATIONS WANTED.

C0ACHMAN-Situa wanted as coach
~ man in private family; best of city ref
erences given. Address S 4s Globe, Min
neapoliS,
St. Paul daily globe. [volume] (Saint Paul, Minn.) 1884-1896, 1890-10-28

EHMPLOYMENT- Wanted, dny work of
IL any kind. Cali at IL Central av., up
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-17
SCARED sx A LIVE WIRE.
4 small Roy's Hands Burned nv An
Electric shoek.


Electric shoek.
A telephone wire q, the corner az Third and
Pike streets went "a the ground al . late hour
last night and several unhappy inciteuts fol.
lowed. The wire fell across an electric railway
wire and = strong current of electricity passed
into ~
Some small boys from 10 TO IA Year, Of are
happened near the spot few momeu,a ls,sr
and two Of them accidentally touching the
wire. received q align, shock and quickly
placed themselves 81 q distance sufficient FOR
their ova safety But young lad who Joined
the hfss boys little safer. fell victim 10 what
proved Q nest serious Joke The other
boys advised him 60 go up aud take held OF the
wire whsch he unsukpectingiy did sraspiny n
with bath hands. He instantly received sueh =
shesk thai he was unable TO iet 70. and set M
sueh err Of pain thai . large GROVE.
was attracted 10 the spot II was
several minutes before the nnfartu-
nate boy vas able Ia loose his grip on ,he
wire and not until Police Officers Phillips and
Doecls had made = very consiiernhse exerr,on
The bays hands were seriously burned fr,m
eaatsct with the charged wire All night
roisesmen were stationed warning rasssrs. by of
the danger
TIE amusing part OF the scene was oecsxlorest
b dog that wcas up and. while smelling
ehoaI accidentally touched his nose 20 sss wsrs
IL an instant be at MP NEST piercing vein
ana. whir'ins rapidly around. started on the
run Up Ptke street eoasiaaing his yelling until
he vas far est Of sight
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-17

c. J. csEspssa. Who eissSas to BE proprietor Of
0rans ssfees chop house. mssie . desperate. a.,
semps 90 rob css2asl Arreya an shanaon..,
wenasu assag in Little waisachapel. of $40
~ SD o'saoek last night The NO
nasa Was standing In the doorx.x
a her hcuse when CampAsi eam.
aloax. without = wort Of warning he s,ruek
her in the face kRccksag her down ana Their
spssag sron he's he struck her .~yxr.,
unass ssssn and then reached into he-
Foskes AMI stole her keya With sAeSs
ks anaoekes little exsaaes in the rs,m
snd nsssssg purse containing xsa
sss soF see door The woman manage.
Go sexSin her tees iess a. he Was ssavsnx tAe
hease sna msfc an oasegr. The attention %
oaseeF "ela sss called by the wcsnsas cssss
aad Nc ssaftea IN psr<al. os CsnrN
hsia. who ran around several hans~s
saa thea tase TIE AsruyA wosaas hcusT
sAssv he was csagas ~ ossssaF We'd rvsurnsnv
she ssoaey u tas dgswev. Changes Of roes,xrx
sns ssssass 81 hssserg were catered Ag.sns,
sssaFeeal 81 patise hs.sS quarter. And he vo.u ss
wss soesei ap - siinss~ against h.na.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-17
REDUCED WHARFAGE
EchWabacher Bros 4 Co. Make
the First Cut.
RAILROAD MATERlAl SHIPPED.
Toe nsrnss C~1pssssA 80 KasAy Ter
ssvvss.-ssCbsy - Pert 1swnsssA"
-usvsnssas ~ vessels.

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.s1Axss = - - rss.,-.s. .x,-~e =,
z. 49, 49, - = =. s.~.-ts- 5000 -
ses0 - - - - ~-s-~x,s- s,.4~nt
Tsss !. s, :. 1900 r,ss-..ton - snlp,ers ana
49, 4. t<,1soys1 - cnss 81 ofher vharsss The
1920 prsmter Ard "a of the vessels ON shs
W~1t~ Ixss $3.50 - xrhvshnehuurs wharf
- $500 - sne pu~~t
e1s -. 49, s.s....ss,. cc..r-s.r 4 end
~ -. - - ssssa..s- ss.s~msrs e he Port
T.-...sss r~..,t~- 80 s-.-r',sv Iune n.
W. lii -. s~s sh~ ccr,sracx Tor ANOTHER
rs-r~ 1900. II Nh te named ssser yous casy.
80 ~tIt q srs~A : ta.lnu h. uununabEe surpsn the
sxa<r g srrs.cs end modern conveniense
IRE CITY Of Furs Townsead wiz for the present
ecmpiete or fe~s Ths naming Of ne steamer
sFter the Key CITY depends, Of course. upon the
co1fsngency shsf 20 one foesssaib ~ ~ nfst
nsnsnr their crsft after this place"
Captain JACKSON vw SEEN aooss the matter
yesterday bv . PosT-isTELIIosSfxa reporter.
He eenisd that any ooasrses for another steamer
had heen i<f or we 20 oe iet, q iesss ZOE me
present He ssassd thss the next assmef % .
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sonns in1an me- -" ns ~ - -. s.s
assa saesnef ase s1, 80 - - 60 - -.
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as sxs,.ss.. .nA ~mred verv sar,sfecforiIy.
she W. ipsnrcsed yesterday and wiz 20 70 Port
Towns~nd ss,aay 10 r~xister. she viii. Of course.
make her headquarters IN this haxbor and win
be ready for work about Thunday. Captain
Edwin A. Campbell b to have com uand OF her.
noyruxxrs or vgxxxLA
The Fanny Lake, with scow. brought In 81
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-17
NEW EMBRoIDERIEs

For low rates. excellent accommodations and
eli b. features that constitute . successfnl and
enjoyable trip to the East take the Northern Pa
Gift. Through vestibuie rrains 10 St Paul,
dining. drawinRroom and sleeping car1. New
tourist sIeepcn under the direction OF the Pail
man Palace Car Company are attached to daily
through traina No better service to be found
A. ChIiDesg. city ticket agent, 10 Second street.
B0efon block; 4 Ionkin. depot ticket agent Sc
attic
McNurrav. Chilberg 4 Gardner. .. Iewellyn-
Dodg building.
No more quinine. Noore's Revealed Remedy
h taking the place.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-17

PIrTsBUse, June IA decided sensa-
ton was created among iron and steel man.
uiacturers by the announcement of Bel
gisn iron firms bid to supply the struc-
turai iron necessary for the new court
house ct Minneapolis IS per cent. cheaper
turers. The Belgian consul has confirmed
the report that the Belgian firm has -
cured the contract for large jobs of struc-
tural iron ut Austin and Houston, Texas.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-17

LoNpox. June i6.-The Marx Lane Ex-
press says: English wheat is doing better;
four. quiet; foreign wheats depressed; i'm
ports exceptionally large.
0ats, penny dearer.
Corn declined 6 pence.
Whsat -four was 8 pence lower on the
week.
Corn. owing to good continental inquiry.
advanced 3 pence; American corn. 8 pence
higher
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-17

Dowds oGer a C16A lor To seallioa
ssuiiO. which VOC Dire races - - reesnt
meeting. 4 lev q H. best California
horses now hese viii 80 . the TH ems July
rreszinx. Five are required 70 enter. and
fears sre entertained that they viii not bili
agxfuss the basf ones
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-17

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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-17

The tug Hornet bsilt 81 Eagle Harbor for
Captain 4. r spsuiding. he's been cornpIsted.
She was run 70 West seattle On thai trip San
day evening. and worked very enthusiastically
she wes inspecsed yesterday and win 50 70 Port
Townsend today 10 fesisser. She will, of course.
maze her headquarters IN this haxboe and viii
BE- ready for work about Thunday. Captain
Edwin A. Campbell - 10 have com uand Of her.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1890-06-17

fasfiaSe. taas rs }, II. Nenaaourh.
= The paslss. sold the ruan gel.isnr Tin
Asrpny "a s'y Makes. II Sacramento. for
40 today. W. II. Bath refused Jack
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03

nundreds ~ Houses pesirpyed-'Tidinar
~ Disaster SIN Coming ~,


Hendricks ~ Houses sslrpsed-''fidinGp
of Disaster ftiii Coming in'
EVANSVILLE, INp,, April l,--Oyer 100
houses In the botttm lands between this
city ana Mount Vernon, Ind, were
swept away by the wind and water IN
the recent storm, the farmers losing all
their household goods aud stock aud
barely escaping with their lives Ono
entire family who were living IN q
small farm house between lairpliY and
West Franklin, Ind, are reported 10
have been carried on Ia their home.
Additional particulars 0f tho storms
rayagea la Webster CrttendeR ans
Union counties, Kentucky are lominL
In, The liat OF dead ana injured 10
greatly Increased Scores ui residences
IN the vicinity Of lilnckfOrl, barua ana
outh0uaes We're destroyed aud
Many People We're nd y 4 Jurod,
A report from llihhardhyllle, KY,
says that section sustained great dam,
age. Nearly every building and most Of
the timber IN the limo Of Tie storm were
destroyed. The loss cannot be eatimnted,
but will not fall short Of $4,000, The
officers OF the steamer CITY Of Clarke
VILE, arriving from Green river last
night, report that tho work Of ruin by
tho storm was appalling, The tornado
crossed Green river IN five different
places, leaving q clear truck about 200
yards wide, In the country Just back Of
Point Pleasant, twenty-five houses and a
large number OF barns were blown away,
Several persons were fatally Injured,
Az Bremen, Muhlenberg county, KY,
every dwelling In tho place was do
Atroyed, six people werereported killed
and nine badly injured.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
A MURDER
TO Again Cloud the Fame Of
Old Molly Stark,
A Drunken LabOrer stabs u Saloon
Keeper with a Pocket knife
Death Almost Instant,

A drunken man, a knife, bar.keeper,
q quarrel, death,
All this In the course Of a few minutes
of six o'clock Wednesday evening,
At tho hour named Henry Popp, aged
81 years, single, and a laborer on the
sewer, entered the saloon Of Morltz
Grether, In East Tuscarawaa street,
Denaely intoxicated, he demanded liquor
several tlmea and was aa often refused,
The wordy war following resulted In
Popp being elected.
Picking himself up he followed Gruth-
or into the saloon and before The latter
suspected anything he stabbed him In tho
throat with a sharp knife, II severed the
jugular vein.
Grother dlod In thehanda OF hasurgeon
and Popp was taken 10 Jail,
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
VERY BRIEF.
Local Matters OF tho Day Boiled
Down.
Interesting News Notes shOrn Of Any
Possible YerbOslty.

Attorney y, L, Baldwin, Of Massillon, Ia
Ia the city today.
John n, Hays ID suffering from an
attack Of erysipelas,
Constable Rebholiz Ia at North Lawrence
today ON legal business,
The Sponaeller divorce case will come
up for trial tomorrow morning,
Miss Frances Kagle, Of South Plum
street, Ia Waiting frlenda In Maasillon,
Miss Maggie Clark has returned home
from attending school at Haroourt Place,
Charlie Laiblln has returned from
Green Springs, much improved In health,
Constable slagle returned this morning
from his trip through the western part Of
the state,
william II, Ewing has been appointed
guardian OF Andrew A, Ewing, deceased
OF Alliance.
Miss Annie Conrad and mother, OF Pitts
burg, Pa, are Visiting AZ tho WIN real-
denoe, In Nlmlalla street,
Mrs j. A. Baohman has returned from
Cincinnati, where she has been Waiting
her daughter, Mrs. Mayer.
Tod Sohrantz returned last evening 10
Athens, o., after a pleasant visit with
friends here for the past week,
Elgin News w. II, Randles, late of III.
gin and Canton, has returned to work on
his old Job In GUS room, Waltham,
Tho German Workingmon'a Mutual
Benefit Association will give q grand ball
At Empire Hall, next Monday evening,
There will bo no rohearaal for the
Paulua Oratorlo tonight, Next rehearsal
on Wednesday April 9th, In Conoordla
Hall.
Henry s, Beldon left last evening for
Chicago 10 look after the Canton Stone
ware Company'a large retail ntore located
In that city,
Raphael II, Blaford, OF San Branolaoo,
has accepted position In tho drafting
department Of tho Wrought Iron Bridge
works Of this city,
Tho Turner school will soon begin q
now course, and II lad adealrod that all those
who wish to enter make application no
later than April 10Th.
The subject Of Rov. Howard Mac
QueRrya next Sunday morning sermon
will be, "St, Paul'a yew OF Chrlata Roaur-
rection and tho Doubt Of Thomaa,n
Tho county commissioners arc giving
the land appraisers Of the county, which
were recently elected, instructions In re-
gard TO their work for the coming year.
Col. W, NJ. Hahn OF Mansfield, member
Of tho State Board Of Public Works, was
In tho city q short time to-day on his way
10 Youngstown. While hero he was the
guest Of julie Whiting,
Mrs. Llllio Miller returned last evening
from q visit Of two months with friends at
Fort Wayne, Ind, and In tho guest Of
James McCurdy and family NJ No. l03
North Cleveland avenue,
Kirk Brown returned TO this city last
evening aftor an absence OF II years,
During that period Of time hc has travel.
cd over nearly every part Of the world.
lilo will remain here u short time,
W,P, Wells, Of Lake street, for num-
bor Of years member Of the firm Of
Wells Bros, boot and shoo dealers Of this
city, has accepted q position ~ travelling
salesman for an eastern Wholesale shoe
house. Ho will assume his dutios In q
ahort tlme.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
THE MEMORIAL STRUCTURE

Mrsotsd In Honor oF tho Late President
aarnsld 10 bs Dedicated May 80,
CLEVELAND, o., April s.--The follow
Ing has been addressed 10 tho public by
eK.PreaIdent Rutherford u, Hayes and
Hon. Amos Townsend, president and
secretary OF the Garfield Memorial aaso-
clatloni The Garfield Memorial posooia.
ton purpose 10 dedicate, by appropriate
public service, tho memorial structure
erected In honor and memory OF the late
President Garfield, at Lake Viow como.
terry, In this city, on National Memorial
day, May 80 next .. The trustees OF the
association respectfully solicit and cor
daily invite ali organized bodies In tho
United Statea, including military, Ma
sonic and civic and ox.soldlem and ciu'
gems generally, 70 honor tho occasion by
their presence and 10 participate In tho
ceremonies, Arrangements are being
perfected with railroad companies for
reduced rates OF fare, information OF
which may DO obtained at tho principal
StntiOnH
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
NOT FN0VING A SUCCESS.
THREE CALLS or THE ROLL TO sE'
CURE A QUORUM,

Not maRJ senators on Hand Al the New
Hour ~ Openlng-A Bili Was Passed
Authorizing the Miaslsslphi i'lyei
Commissiou 10 Purchase noats 20 i,es'
QUO mhabitinls of the oysHipwsd pis-
rioh-Arleles from ileEioo to the "
Louis REpmllion "a be Adnilted Free
WAsHN0roN, April e,-rhe expert
ment Of an II o'clock meeting OF the
senate ia not proving a suooeaa' Afiei
prayer by the chaplain thore was a call
OF senators, when only twenty-five an
swered 10 their names, A second call 70
suited In the attendance of lhlrly'alx-
A third call resulted In ahowlnga quorum
present and the journal was approved,
The senate passed house bill authorlz'
Ing the Mississippi river commission 70
purchase or hire such boats ~ may be
Immediately necessary 10 rescue lnhab'
Itanta OF the oyarllowed districts, and b
nse the boats Tor that purpose, AZ 1880
the senate went into secret session. and
at 0 p, M, adjourned
HiiIs Passed tho House,
The house ycRterday afternoon passed
senate bill creating the ollloea OF survey
Ora general In North and South DhkOtai
house bill admitting free OF duty articles
from Mexico 10 tho at, Louis expedition
OF 1890, house bill providing that aiii'
daYlta and declarations In penalon caseh
may be taken before any officer author
lied 10 administer oatha for general pur'
poaeal providing that depoiitlons OF wit
neaaea before United States courts may
be taken In the mode prescribed by the
laws OF the states In which such courts
may be held, bin limiting 10 six years
tho time within which huta may be
brought against accounting officers and
their bondameni also bill transferring
from Galena, llla., 10 Dubuque, Ia, tho
offices OF inspector Of hulla and boilers,
Tho house then went into committee OF
the whole ON the
Fortlaoations appropriation nllL
On motion OF Mr.. CheAdle, and after
some debate, an amendment was
adopted providing that the board which
lnqnlrIea 10 facilities for producing steel
forglnga shall extend Ia Inquiries 10 the
indianapolis arsenal The bill was then
laid aside with a favorable recon.
mendauon. Later II was passed. II
nppropriatea 81, 49i ,078,
The naval appropriation bill was 70
ported. A resolution from the commit
Toe on rules, providing that ihe house
meet NJ Il a. m, Wedne0daya and Thura'
days, and that the idaho bill be made Q
special order for these days, was adopted.
On motion Of sherman, OF Now York,
tho house adopted
Resolutions ~ Regret
on the death Of David Wilbur, OF New
York, providing for the appointment OF
committee Of seven from the house
and three from tho senate, 10 attend his
funeral. The resolutions were unanl'
moualy adopted, aud the speaker ap'
pointed Moisra, Belden, DelOno, Sawyer,
Wallace, Bynum, Tracy and Lee 40 the
committee on the part Of tho house, The
house then, at 4ilb, adjourned.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
pGVoURED aY WOLVES.
A brave Lumbsrman's Terrible Death In
Forest,

A brave Lumbsrman's Terrible Death In
n Forest,
ASHLAND, Wis, April News comes
via Norway, Upper Peninsula, OF tho
discovery Of a human skeleton In the
woods, fifty miles north Of Norway, sur
rounded by the skeletons Of seyon
wolves,
Nothing was left OF tho unfortunate
man by which 10 Identify him except an
empty revolver and seven exploded
oarlrldgea. II IL supposed 70 be the
body OF Michael McManua, Of Rat Port
ago, an explorer and 'lumberman well
known on both sides Of the boundry, and
man Of great nerve, who would take
all sort OF chances In the woods.
MoManua waa tho first man who at
tempted numbering on the boundry line,
and who doe n'iatratsd the possibility OF
driving los rom tho lakes on the
boundary line 10 the Lake OF tho Woods.
He waa a dead shot with "a pistol, and
the killing Of seven OF the brutea with
seven ahota goea 10 show, when even
face 10 face with horrible and certain
death, that his iron nerve did not desert
him
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
Music Hath oharms.

Opposite our housc was largo field, In
which some twelve or thlrtoon cows were
put during tho summer months, One day n
German baud commenced 10 play on tho road
which divided the house from tho field, Tho
COWS were quietly grazing at tho other end
OF the field, but no sooner did they hear the
music than thoy at once advanced toward ID
and stood with their heads over tho wall ab-
tcntlvoly listening This might have passed.
unnoticod, but upon the musicians going
away tho animals followed them Ms we'll as
they could on tho other side OF the wall, and
when tl.y could Rotno further stood lowing
piteously, SO excited did the cows bocomo
that some OF them ran round and round tho
field to try TO got out, but, finding no outlet,
returned 10 tho corner whore thoy had lost
sight Of tho band, and Il wua somo timo boz
foro they seemed satisfied that tho swoat
sounds were really gone, American Natural
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
cnu.ea OF color In wntor.

Professor Spring, Of the University Of
Lego, has carefully investigated the question
Of the color Of wOtor, anl has reached somo
interesting conclusions According 10 him,
absolute ppro wator, wheu tqon In massos Of
sufficient thickness, u bluo and all tho yarle-
ties Of color exhibited In lakes and streams
arise from the presence In tho wator OF min.
eral salts Of different degrees Of solubility
and In varying quantities Water contain
ing carbonate Of lime IN state of almost
complete solution romans blue, but II tho
ISOLATION Ia loss complete tho water will have
tingo Of grocn which will grow stronger
a. the point Of precipitation Is approached.
Professor Spring concludes that u limo ia
added 10 blue wator Ia which 10 mach car.
bonato Of limo Is already dissolved that tho
point OF saturotIon IL approached tho water
win become groom. IN proof of this ho cites
tho fact that tho water near tho shores Of
lakes and soos, whore 10 comes In contact
with limestone, Is generally Of grconor hue
than elsewhere Mature.
The Stark County Democrat. [volume] (Canton, Ohio) 1833-1912, 1890-04-03
NO MANAGER YET.
Tho Canton Directors Awaiting An AM
awor--.pho Mako Up Of MoKooaport
and News of tho Diamond,

Tho Canton Directors Awaiting An AN
awor--.pho Mako Up OF MoKNoHport
and Nowa Of tho Diamond.
The balmy promising weather has Civ
on the game Of base ball In local circles
an impetus. Tho soliciting committee
are still at work and will report In few
days, An answer was expected from jim.
mic Pcoplcs last evening, and At the lat
cat this morning. II has boon learned
from another source that ho will visit this
city In person and either reject or accept
the offer. II IL possible, and very prob.
able that ho will arrive hero this evening,
and perhaps several players will be In his
company. Whether no accepts or not
thcrc are several propositions made by
very good mon who want the position and
will be ablo 10 respond on several houra'
notice. In the meantime II would bo
we'll 20 give the soliciting committee all
the encouragement possible.
Tho MoRocsport Team,
About all tho members Of the McKoos-
port club have reported, some Of thom
having bcon In practice the past week.
They aroi Bokcr, Milbco, Leamon, Prov
ins, Patterson, Duncan, Kontng, Rum
ningcr, Walton, Plummor, Jahas, Cote
and Miller.
Tho team which will most lilioly play
against Pittsburg on Friday next will bo;
Mllbec, pitcher; Cote, shortstopr Duncan,
catcher; Vosa, first; konting, second I;
Johns, third, provlns, loft Lenmon, con-
tort Baker or Patterson, right
Manager Torrcyson has great conil'
doncc In his team, and on recent visit
TO Canton he stated ton NEws.DEMoCRAT
reporter that ho would show some sur
prlscs. They may however, bo the
wrong way.
Tho Y. NJ. d. G. expect 10 have q strong
nino this season,
Columbus and Wheeling play another
gamo this afternoon,
Morrison took caro- OF loft field for
Wheeling yesterday.
This pleasant weather 10 n great inccn-
tive 10 base ball cranhs.
Harry n. Roberta, OF Akron who would
like 10 manage Canton, IL In tho city 10.
day,
As soon 40 the manager IL decided on II
will talkc little timc to got tho players to-
gcthor.
Doyle, the old time Canton favoritc, did
his share toward pounding the Whoollnge
yesterday
Ireland, Whocling's third baseman,
lifted the ball over tho fence In tho tlrst
inning Nt Columbus yesterday
Elting pitched three innings FOR Wheel-
ing yesterday and was succeeded by Ha-
Icy Both were wild, and pounded un-
mercifully.