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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-22
FKED DoUGLAss's OPINION.
He thinks a Change in the Administration
will make no Difference TO Negroes or
Others,

Fe thinks a Change in the Administration
will make no Difference TO Negroes or
Others.
WAsHINGToN, D. c., November 2l.-Hon.
Fred Douglass has received so many inqul-
ries since the late election from members
Of the colored race who are anxious to learn
mis- views as to the probable effect OF Dem
ocratic accession TO power that he has put
his answer in the form OF printed clrcu-
lar to save the labor of replying to each by
letter.
In this circular he expresses the opinion
that those persons who have apprehended
a violent change for the worse, both in the
general condition of the country and IN that
of the colored people North end South, will
find themselves agreeably surprised by the
little difference which the change Of ad-
ministratiO will make. There will, he
thinks, be made by the new administration
no disastrous assault upon tde enterprise,
INDUSTRY and welfare of the country. The
Democrats will, Mr.. Douglass believes, en-
deavor to overhaul the tariff, and in some
cases changes will be made, brs the prlncl-
pies of protection will be neither ignored
nor abandoned, Asst to the reflect of the
election of Mr. Cleveland upon the condi
tion of the colored people of the South, Mr..
Douglass SAYS he-is. tree toSsat that ne Las
lis fears as wesi ~ bisthatss 4
'Itis hard y he says, "to ,5fi what will
happen. One thing may witt safety say.
It's this II VIII be very hard to make the
condition of the negro in the South much
worse than it is now and has been during
the present administration. l believe that
the President elect Wal see and act upon
the wisdom of justice, peace and good will,
alike TO the white and colored people in
the South. l am sure that he will give no
support or encouragement TO lawless yio-
lence anywhere l say this because | know
the man and that he stands high above the
meauness that would strike down any be-
cause they are weak, unpopular and de-
fr,,-nln-u y
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-22
,7rr,nv Rera.ed to withdraw.

New YORK. November 2l.-Ile ITnUls
saws: While Edward Murphy, Jr. was .''.ll y.
~. NorE, last week MIR. Cleveland sent
for him and requested him 10 withdraw rs
q coriioate for United States Senator. III
NV NOT astonish any one who is convers'
ant with the situation 10 learn that MT
N1Trnhv declined 70 grant Mr. Cleveland 5
-eo,,ssf ana that the atmosphere OF the
,.-',-, in which they conversed went down
ssy,svsl degrees. Mr. Cleveiand's posluye
e6oice for Mr. HIPS colleague in the Unit
,sJ states Senate is known 10 few persons,
bDt a prominent New York Democrat VINO
is relieved 60 have specially good means OF
getting his information, SAID YESTERDAY
that among his select circle OF lntlulaSs IlA.s
friends the PreSident-slect hla1e Nc
- his desire TO have William Q. Whitney
there.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-22
THE POPE INTERESTED.
Ris Kindly Feeling for the United States
Causes Him TO Have Deep Concern for
All Political Movements.

His Kindly Feeling for the United States
Causes Him TO Have Deep Concern for
All Political Movements.
Copyright. 1892.
ROME, November 21.-The Pope followed
with the liveliest attention the recent Pres
idential struggle in the United States. He
had special reports concerning the progress
Of the campaign, and the result of the
election sent 10 him. His Holiness has no
special sympathy with either of the great
parties, but his sympathy with and admira-
ton for the United States makes him de-
sirous of knowing all the developments Of
the public spirit and Of all shades of cur
rent public opinion on both political and
social questions.
La RdsScgnd Ndti0ndle, the great political
review of Florence, has an article attack
ing the Democratic policy of the Pope. The
RdSScJnd asserts, and gets angry over its
belief, that this change In the Vatican
policy will end in the election OF an Ameri-
can Pope. The article is singularly signi-
icaut, proposing as IL does, the interest
which the United States has in the Pops's
policy and its developments towards Dem
ocratic Catholicism.
The Vatican is well satisfied with there
suits of the ltalihn elections, OecRuSein the
great towns, out Of the total of possible
voters. only n fifth or fourth have gone TO
the polls. This Indifference of the electoral
body is the best justification of the Pope's
tactics and proves that without peace being
made with the Vatican the political life Of
Italy has become sterile,
The periodic reports current about tho
Pope having been III seem TO arise from
two causes:
First, that be is wont 10 schedule himself
I-,s a
that his death is desired by all those 10
whom his Democratic and Republican ten
denotes are obnoxious. All rumors that ne
is ailing should be held doubtful. AT
present he enjoys good health, witha fresh
ness of spirit and power for work which
are simply astonishing. His doctors, his
domestic attendants aud others with whom
he is in daily contact marvel his vitality
and his alertness Of mind and body
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-22
rnRa,,neneh Tn-nar.

MARQUETTE, MICH, November 21.-Tbe
perfected Bay de Urquette land grant Of
i2.OOO acres win be opened for settlement
Tuesday. applications being received st the
land Office here at 10 a. N. that day. The
line of would-be flers began 70 form last
night in raging snow storm and about a
dozen are now camping ont on the pave
menrs iu front Of the Third street entrance
10 the Federal building. II Is only Two de-
prees below zero. and the men win have 70
stick 10 their blankets on the sidewalk
untl a. N. Tuesday. admission 70 the
building being deuied until that hour.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-22
HARRISON WROTE IT.

Minister ECan Makes known the Author
ship of the Insulting Note 10 the Chile
an Government.
LuCoLN, NEB., November 21. - At a
complimentary banquet tonight rendered
Patrick EEan, Minister TO Chile, in re-
sp1use 90 the toast "Our guest; we honor
"a citizen who has fulfilled his duty" Mr..
Egan said that since Chile had acted so
handsomely he did not care to gointo par
tculars of the Baltimore, out ne wished 10
mention one incident
"Wheu ten days passed and no word Of
regret was offered or explanation given. l
was instructed by telegraph 10 address a
note 10 the Chilean government ] did so
iD the precise words of my Instructions
and Immediately was mercilessly assailed.
10 was charged that my language was vul-
gar and virulent and undiplOmatiC. The
fact is the telegram Of instructions, whose
exact wording 1 followed, was written by
the hand of no less q person than the Pres
ident OF the United States"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-22
SENATOR kENNA DOING WE'LL.
No Return of the Dangerous Symptoms
That Alarmed the Family

No Return of the Dangerous symptoms
That Alarmed the Family.
SDeecl Is.sgr1m TO TIE Register.
WAsHINGroN, ID. c., November 2l.-
SeuetOr Keuua cot through the past twen-
ty-four hours without any returning of the
symptoms which alarmed his family last
week. This is regarded by his physician
as q decided gain. While be has not per-
cePtibly gained strength, he has rested well
audssems ina cheerful spirits. In fact, all
through has Illness he has shown the least
concern ana refuses 70 share the alarm Of
those about him. He will not admit that
there has been anything serious the mat
ter and regards the reports printed in the
local newspapers as quite amusing. Dr.
Chiffon, of West Virginia, q close personal
friend eff the Senator's, is now here, having
come more forcompsuionshipt than for pro-
fessioual servAce. He cordially approves
all that DR.. Sewers, the Senator's Wash
iugtOu physician, has done in the case and
looks for q speedy recovery.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-22

ST1.l7' Ie--1TIT % 10 H97I7-sT-
CEEED0, November s1.-The friends Of
S. IS. Vusou, Esq, Of Wayne are deter
mined topusb him for United States Mar
shal. MIR. Vinsou is a wheelhorse in the
Democratic ranks and deserves fat plum.
Mr. ViusCu is a lumber dealer and was
president and director of National Bank
before the State Democratic Convention
made him an electOr on the Democratic
ticket. Then 10 was that he resigned in
order To become iLgiOle. He has many
friends an over the State and Will stand
an excellent show OF being the lucky man.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-22
Two Cabinet Tips.

SDscf01 TslrqryH 70 ne Register
WASHINGTON, d. c., November 2l.-A
,-arv positiye tip as to Presldent-elect
Cleveland's Cabinet is given out here to-
night It is that Governor Gray, of lndi-
ana. is definitely slated for the position of
Postmaster General. The story originated
in the "Iudiaua colony in Washington,
but what the authority Is for It has not
been disclosed. liz has been stated that
Harritv. Of Pennsylvania, would be given
the Postmaster Geueralsaip. or the two
reports the latter seems TO be the more re
luDle.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-22
A aREAT pMM oNsrRATION.

Jefferson County Democrats Turn Ihem-
selves Loose TO the Number of 5000.
SBsetq! TsleqrGm to tie Register.
CHARLES Town, w. Va, November 2l.-
The Democrats of Jefferson county cele-
brateG the recent Democratic victory by a
iollifcation, parade ana torchlight process
Sion here tonight There were several
hundred horsemen carrying torcnes ana
long line of footmen in the parade: The
procession reached nearly the entire length
of the town aud was more than a mile long.
Business houses and residences were illu-
minated and beautifully decorated. Ihere
was a grand display of fireworks.
After the parade large numberot Dem
ocrats went 70 the Court House to hear the
speeches Of Hon. j. Mortimer hllgore, OF
VIRGINIA, and Senator CLas. j. Faulkner,
of West Virginia. The crowd was so
large that not one-half could find room in
the Court House. During the speaking
the widest cheering and enthusiasm pre-
yaiIed Fully 5000 persons participated in
the cplPhratiOD
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-22

been obtained which is likely to result in
the arrest Of Arton tomorrow.
The leaders of the right and left parties
are arranging tonight the numerical rep
resentation Of this parties on the Panama
investigating committee.
LATER-The acknowledgements quar-.
rel has been adjusted TO the mutual salts
faction of both gentlemen, and no duel will
be fought.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-22
u.rrled HIs CId Love.

MoyRoE. Ga, November 2i--Near JEFF
terson In Jackson county. John AcCaoe
married Mrs. Toom, yesterday. McCabe
Ieft jackson county in ls55 when IS years
NJ ACE. because Of Jealousy Of his sweet
beart Jessie Carmichael. He married, but
his wife died. and Saturday ne returned 20
bis home. after an absence Of sixty years.
and finding MS old lofe widow married.
her vesterday.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-22
ANnruhk VICTIM.

Frank miucar the Second to Die from the
accident at Enenboro.
Spsc.1L TELEGRAM 70 N Rsgis-v.
EurNBoRo W. Va, November 21.-
Death has claimed another victim Of Fri
dav nights sad accident. Frank Miuear
the man who assisted Fred Jones' who lost
his life by q premature explosion, Of the
cannon at the Cleveland JoliihcatiOn, died
at 10 o'clock last night
Glnedr lai Que leg blown entirely off,
an arm torn,to pieces and was injured In
ternaily. Last evening he grew worse,
suffering intensely until death released
him. Deceased was 2+ years old and lately
married
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-22
WHOSTARTED THE WAR
The Man Who Fired the First Shot at
FOrtSumter, Found.
GENERAL BEAUREGARD TELLS

he Story Of the Now Famous
Command and It's Fulhllment-
Captain James Bears the Honor
That Attaches to the Occur
rence-Oflcers Who Were
Present AL Agree With Gener-
al Beauregard's Recollection Of
the Event.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-22
TIE GIRLS STRUCK.
They Couldn't stand the Odors That
Came Erom tho University Laboratory.
spseiG- Ists0ren TO t1s Register

COLUMBUS, o.. November 21.-One hun
dred lady students Of the Ohio State Uni
versity struck at noon to-day and left the
Institution. The cause Of this action was
the failure Of President W. p. Scott to
comply with repeated requests from them
70 ameliorate the sanitary condition Of their
reception, study and lunch rooms.
Immediately below these rooms is the
physiological laboratory and adjoining il
the laboratory of the geological depart
ment. A careless jauitor permitted these
laboratories 20 get into such a condition as
20 emit foul O6OrS at noon the lady
students held mass meeting and resolved
that the condition was intOleraOle and that
they would withdraw from the university
until the rooms set apart for their use in
the main building were put In proper Saui-
tury condition. A committee was sent 70
inform President Scott of the action and
then tue ladies left the building iD q body.
President Scott soon after issued an order
eXcusing the ladies from recitations until
further notice.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-22
Chicago Cattle Market

CHICAGO, November 2l.-Ca,tle, receipts
steady 10 strong; best natives S5 OOa5 80
Others s. 60a4 60; Texans 80 25a2 so; west
erps. s. 40a3 75: cows 81 25a2 So.
HOgs-Receip.s 1900 head: shipments
1000 head; market. 10a15c higher: rouoh
and common s. 40a5 so; packing and shin
ping s. 60a5 S5; prime heavy s 6Oa5 95:
light s. 35a5 30.
Sheep-Receipts 5000 head; shipments
. COO head: market. 10al5c higher: natives
g 20; westerns 50 90a4 s5; feeders Sc 60s
! 25. lambs s. -
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-22
n,cKlnlev,s Rather sinking.

CANTON, o., November 2l.-Wm. Nc
Kinley. Sr., is gradually sinking. One of
his legs is completely paralyzed, but he
bears his sufferiugs without complaint.
His sons, Governor Mckinley, and Aoner,
of New York, and Mrs. Governor McKin-
lev are at his bedside
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-22

.- ID November 2L.-Ater-
.. .. fifteen minutes
-s.-r- drift coal mine
half uls. Of Golfers,
Irr a.. smith, of Cum
E1r..m smith and John Nc
r.r.-re. resulting i'm the i'm
=. ~ -.r-s men and the injury Of
...t-.en fatally.
-. r-. occurred fifteen min
.. .s. rs sUei and wounded
-s been --ea.-y increased as d
f-as men had some 20 dinner
rs.re-1rl,-.
FLaSNY white.
rc5E0EEE, white
Er ANDERSON, co ord
r.l are.
u ANDERSON, co-o-e1'
c..Crod.
ls-ras7N, co-2red.
yE CAMPBELL, co-oI-o'
Zl.s5, white.
.uE white.
WRIGHT white
IEl-s, white.
En-I. white.
ss..v5 o1 tdc list Of wounded can
.te.rtutu'es being such that
frs.r survival over a lew few
.al1.
vas blown a distance Of sew
yard and bislegwas broken, his
sc4.-1, and his body terribly cut
us burned so badly that he was
e1oza cable.
- powder.
tLeuiuers was arranging for a
as lighted Jhe fuse, when it
t..s sparks communicated with
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-22
ONE VOTE FROM OHIO.
Mr.. Cleveland VIII Set the Vote of Mr
Seward in the Electoral College.

Seward in the EiectoFdl NOAioSo'
Special telegram 10 ttsRegister.
COLUMBUS. O.. November 21.-Lucas and
Clark counties made returns OF the elec,,
tion to the Secretary Of State to-day, and
n ow all the State is in, so far as the vote
on the electoral ticket is concerned, ara
the count is made Fayette and Franklin
are still out on the vote for State ana dls-
trict officers.
Danford, the first Republican elector,
has 405. .1S7 votes. and the others 4O2, Ill.
Seward the first Democratic elector, has
iO4. I3 votes. and the others 40l, ,46l.
The Fayette county mandamus case
came up in the Supreme Court to-day, but
was continued in order that the attorneys
for the Republicans might have time to
study the answer of the Democratic mem,
ners of the County Election Board that had
lust been filed.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-22
Murphy Is = Candidate.

TRoy. n. ", November 81 Chair
,,,aI ~ ward Niurphy, Jr., is a cand-
i5ate for United States Senator
- Sncceed Frank Hiscock. This IS
eI,tbentic ~ When asked If hewouid De
= candidate this afternoon ne replied
s.Nyou can say that am candidate ana
,bot viii continue 10 De q candidate.
Enrther I1l-,. than this ne was disinclired TO
II
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-22
ROTTENNESSNFRANCE
NJ. Delahaye Makes Very Strong and
General Charges.
HOW MILLIONS OF FRANCS WENT

Into the Pockets Of Members Of
the French Legislature-News-
papers That Were Bought in
the Aid Of Panama Canal
Scheme-A Wild Scene Of Dis
order in the Chamber Of Depu-
ties-One Duel will Result From
it at Least.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-22

Or old or Young. or grave or gay,
Those who now let their teeth Decay
with breath we can't endure;
rr,be thonpht their after life viii naunts
1,hst they neglected SOIODONt,
That would have kept az pure.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-22

Minister Wolste, of Holland, who has
olTrsvs opposed universal suffrage, to-day
ysce;ved al anonymous tsreat tnat MS res
;denee wohld be blown up oy o3 3Halii'e
Tbs nolice Are on the quivlye-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-22

Asacuresfor chilblains. frosted feet and
cbaDped hartds, Salvation Oh IS conspic-
o,,s tspccssl. % cents.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-22

8b9 6s S~ ,E,itus' Dance, Opium
.ISs TT. 7 Miles Nervine. Frss
fIri,sL logan Drug Companv's
> and a. Bowie Bros. :.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-11-22

a. WIS. N0vem Der 9i.-
!, Ie., sluaa and Sanger are
49,. 10 ride for $4,000. Zim-
Ssr,---' nest money was covered
80 bothm men seem TO favor
sr. So The date and other i'm
il nave not yet been settled
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-29

Atarecent meeting OF the l.. L. c.
committee, consisting of Mechanics
wenham, Luce, McCay, n. Grinnell
and Misses Preuseer and Parsons, Was
appointed 70 devise ways aud means
for sending ~ large . cum ~ possible
TO the Russian famine sufferers. They
have caused TO be placed in many large
stores and factories ''dime" boxes, and
ID is earnestly hoped that everyone
who has the opportunity will give at
ieaat his mite towards lessening the
terrible suffering Of millions OF fellow
creatures. A conservative estimate
places The NUMBER Of peasanta who are
utterly dependent upon outside aid for
existence AZ 1905. 900. The year Of
1891 brought with u = most fearful
drought, plaques Of rats and insects.
scarcity OF fuel and clothing ~ we'll ~
food, and ravAges OF fever. 90 that the
Num total OF she misery and suffering
t,anpos bs imagined Ia our prosperous
land. When ID 10 considered thai the
sum Of 20 cents will sustain life IN .
peasant for . mouth, everyone should
respond gladly and freely.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-29
YEsTERDAY's BASE BALL.
Chicago Downs New Yosk--Bosson De-
feafs Baltimore.

Chicago Downs New Yosk-Bos:on De-
feafs Baltimore.
NEw YoRK, May 2s.-The Giants
played . miserable game from start
to finish. Hutchinson Was hit hard at
times but hite never came when needed.
, X. ssr Rs ssssssfii s-sss :
BsooKLyx, May 2s.--Brooklyn and
st. LOUIS played . eee-saw game today.
e s'sa'. Iisssfi-lssI III 5
Bosrox. May 2s.--Boston took re-
venge today fer yesterdays defeat and
gave the Colonies . good warming.
Jouea vas bntfed ont Of The box. Bse-
ton bunch,ne tour hits in The second
inuing and the tame number in the
fifth.
pss'.s sssssI Ess !
ppu.Aesirsn. May 2s.--Both Dur
yea and weybinz pttched superb ball
today bot the fermsfstwe Wild pitches
were important factors in the scoring
OF The rniilies winning rus.
er
, Fsl,s sl "a sssIssIs ss
nAfssxess. Msy 1s.--The Cleveisnds
wpn their third suocs~ive gAnae from
the naltmofe's today hecsuse Of pcor
Hsidsne On she part II . nee man.
named HalisxAns
a.a,=srs iss.tsss sFss
wAsnsxsteS. Nsy se.--Ths washssg.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-29

ons Of thsm laid the foundaties Tor Ms
own career. Thar early surroundings
we're cifcumscrsbsd by the narrowed
opportunities Tor securing "A education
and start in life. snd yet each one OF
them surmounted almost insupssabls
obstacles 10 achieve learning and .
competence. II u rarely the good for
tune Of any city 70 Be the place Of resi-
dsncs for - many ssit-mads men.
sslf-nade men. so-cAlIsd. are oftenest
the lucky fasositss II accidental great
nen rather than the patisnt. deter
mined and persistent woFkess- In the
las presented this moauing, however.
the name of each man i : synonym
for indussry. Independence and fru-
eality. They have Won in the battle on
their merit without the aid of fsvoring
fortune and against the opposition OF
uutowsrd circumstances. Young nsn
are too apt 70 look for idealsin the fore
ground of politics and between the
musty covers Of hlsoory. bat here are
models after which the lives, Of any
youth may BE- patterned "a his profit
and success.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-29
DoNr's FOX DRUGGISTS.
Rules Laid Down for New Prescription
Clerks.


A Monroe street druggist has the fol-
lowing terse and timely rules pasted in
conspicuous place above the prescrip-
ton desk of his store. He firmly I'M
presses them on tho minds Of his new
prescription clerks and calls them "A
Dozen and One Don'ts for Druggiets:"
Don't spit in the mortar 70 soften .
pill mass.
Don't use alcohol to make solution
of borsx.
Don't use aaafesida 10 perfume pre-
pared chalk.
Don't bite the oorks to make them 1t
the bottle.
Don't wipe the horn spoon on your
shirt when . towel 10 not handy.
Don't test the quality OF . tooth
brush on your teeth In making . sale.
Don't insist that iodoform is deli
cious odor II your customers don't
like il.
Don't use counterfeit coin TO make
lunar caustic-the acid knows the diff
ference.
Don't try to make alcohol and oil of
sweet almonds stay mixed--old Liebig
couldn't do it.
Don't delay nilIng telephone ORDER
for 1--WE postage stamps 70 b sent SIX
blocks to residence.
Don't forget to wrap your stocking
around the ciapper of The night bell Il
you want 10 enjoy the sweet reposs of
the just.
Don't show any displeasure when
some all-n,ght saIoon-keeper rings you
out of bed on cold night to telephone
for keg of beer from brewery.
Don't fail TO scrupulousIy follow the
order on prescription-when the doc.
Tor orders five or six grains OF dry pow
der in . pill and orders you TO make
the pills small-have . hydraulic press
handy TO compress them to one-third
the size.
Grand Rapids herald. [volume] (Grand Rapids, Mich.) 1892-1959, 1892-05-29

The Comets defeated tho Swamp An
gels on the South Front street grounds
Yesterday, by = score of 81 TO .. Bat
teries. Dibble and wurzburg; Boone aud
Ball.
The Little Stars were defeated by the
sultans Juniors yesterday. BY . score
of 20 to s.
The Juniors defeated . picked up
nire on the Cas- street grounds yester-
day by q score Of IS to 10. Batteries,
Hastlngs and Sweet; Hampson and
Weeks.
The welch Folding Bed ball team of
Sparta will play The Democrats ut
Fountain Street park tomorrow after