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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-01
I.n.o I,,,l. Yesterday.

CLEVELAND, O., August Sl.-Cleve-
land, 8; Baltimore, ]. Earned, 8 and l.
Errors, 2 and 5. Hits, IA and 3. Pitch
ers, Cuppy and Cobb. Umpire, GAIT
ney.
GINcrNNATl, o., August Sl.-Cincin-
natl, |; Boston, 5. Errors, . and 8.
Hits, and s. Pitchers, Daube and
Stivetts. Umpire, Burns.
LOUISVILLE, Ky, August Sl.-Louis-
vile sl,ol sFGo oa.a + GaF9d .. BT0 sSay
Pitchers, Stratton and Haddock. UNI
pire, strider.
CHICAGO, August 81. Philadelphia, 8;
Chicago, s. Earned, and s. Errors,
Philadelphia l. Hits, u and IL.
Pitchers, Carsey and Gumbert. I'm.
pire, Emslie.
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The nuptials of 0riola, daughter Of
Mr.. and Mrs. j. A. McNear, and F. F.
Taylor, OF Woonsocket, r. l., occurred
in the Hudson house parlors at Wells.
burg, at s o'clock yesterday afternoon,
in the presence of large number Of
friends and relatives OF the bride and
groom. Rev. Nelson Davis otficiated.
The presents were numerous and cost
ly, consisting OF glassware, silverware,
etc The bride is the beautiful and &C
complished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. ].
A. McNear, of that place, and the groom
is resident Of Woonsocket, R. ]. The
happy couple intend making Wellsburg
their home for the present, but intend
going to Woonsocket soon.
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There was a Democratic meeting at
Elm Grove last night, addressed by I.
S. Riley and John a. Howard. There
were just a:xty-two people in tho hall,
and half of them we're Republicans,
who left better pleased than the Demo-
Gratis were. The burden OF both nones
was "Don't scratch your tickets" Mr..
Howard Acknowledged the presence OF
the Republicans, and said he was al
ways glad to argue politics to them
when they could not answer. It was
rather an inauspicious opening for the
rural cRmnRign.
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Mt 10 o'clock a. M, offer for sale at the nor,h
door of tho Court House OF Ohio County. W
Va. In the city OF Wheeling al public auc1lol
10 the highest bidder, on tho terms herelnli,s'
mentioned, the property described as follow
viz: All thnt certain tract of land stua,el u
Ohio county. West Virginia adjoining the PehIa i
sylvania State line and lands OF James l2li
and others, and bounded aud described as ~
lows, to.Wit: Beginning at large white %.
corner TO lands OF Hugh ErSklne; thence "
lands OF James Todd north 2is4' west 80 Pls
TO stone: thence north 49, west ga po's "
a stake; thence north 4gl9' east l33 poles " !,
stake; thence north lOAe west 80 Pt1f-.
10 n red oak: thence north 3llS' west Il
poles to stlke thence north 5S' ef,. ~
poles TO stone; thence north 3I9a ca. r.
poles to a stone; thence south s2ls est y nj
10 stone; thence north "a east 5d.S p0les w. "
stone; thence by lnnds Of Porter and Chamy,y,
north S7ISs east % poles TO stone in Tue ~ ,Ii
line; thence south i west 1913 pole; 20 @niPs,1
near white oak; thence by line oil NeDoL-s
heirs south 675i west poles to stone "a, -
south 20 east 10 poles TO white OAK -
south $50 west "a poles to . sugar ~
south lilS' east q poles to white OAK 'h,Ii,5
south 29o west - poles TO a stone; thence -
$50 cnst az poles TO white oak; theme go
1919 enst 80 poles 10 n beech thence by W. ,ss
Hugh Erskine north 81 west 90 Eole' W "a
place OF beginning and containing u aei''
u poles, more or less ,,,.,
TRRMs OF SALE-One.third and Ms muth h.
as tho purchaser may elect 10 pay ~ va'., 10
balance IN Two equal annual payments 1l.'Jn,
be ciyen for The deferred instRilmenl' oel4I'
interest from the dnte Of sale, payable Nuuu.--,I
with good security, and the title TO be 'e''''''
until full payment. ,.o,. r,r,.ss
nu8 II, IS, ALIlsON, llI-.s--
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nII..Innnrr Convention.

Alex. Morrison, Luther Rice, Rev. ].
A. Hopkins, S. G. Naylor, Miss Thramie
Pattie, Miss Cora Wells, Mrs. Carl
Hamilton, Mrs. w. H. Anderson. Judge
]. A. Campbell, Miss Rebecca Wilson,
OF Short Creek, Mrs w. II. Woolery, OF
Bethany, Mrs. J. P. Klein, OF Wells.
burg, and President McDairmid, Of
Bethany college, with Others, left on the
Ohio River road for Charleston yester-
day, to attend the annual state conven-
ton of the missionary society OF the
Disciples church.
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The Local Wine Strike.

The operators Of the Boggs Run mines
say that the statement in the INTELLI-
GENcER yesterday that District Presi-
dent Moran had twice tried to secure
conference was news to them. 1t was
learned yesterday that the Boggs Run
mine owners were not among those
whose correspondence led to the call
for conference in this city tomorrow.
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Jesse puRNEnn DEAD.
A Prominent binson aud Well KnoN
business Man Passes Away.

A Prominent MnHOn aud Well known
business Man Passes Away.
At half past six o'clock last evening
Jesse Richardson Purnell died at his
home in Bellaire after tedious illness.
While his life has long been dispaired
Of, his death will cause general regret
among a wide circle of friends on both
sides Of the river. He had long been in
charge Of the B. & o. stockyards at
Bellaire, but was, II anything, better
known in West Virginia than in Ohio.
He was a prominent Mason, and Past
Grand Commander Of the Knights
Templar OF this State The funeral SER
vices will occur at Bellaire on Friday at
GA. IN. The Bellaire Knights will es-
cort the remains to Benwood, where
they will be received by the Calvary
Commandery OF Parkersburg, and escor-
ted to that place, where they will be in
tered on Saturday at p. M, under the
auspices OF Calvary Commandery. Rev.
DR.. r. r. Swope, Of this city, will Off
ciate as Prelate OF that commandery on
the occasion.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

Byvirtue ola deed OF trust made by Henri
GriiIon and Julia Grlhon, his wife, TO me N
trustee. dated August %, 1891, recorded In me
office OF the Clerk OF the County Court Of ONO
county, West Virginia, In Deed OF Trust BOOK
No. 30, page 1876, will sell AZ the north tronI
door OF the Court House of said county on
SATURDAY. THE lsr DAY OF OCTOBER, 1897
commencing at 10 O'Clock a, m, tho following
described property, that Is TO say: certain
parcel Of real estate situated in an ADDITION 70
the City of Wheeling, laid out by Beverly "
Eoff, executor OF the will Of John Eof, btll;;
ming at the northeast corner OF lot numbered
twenty-one in said addition on Jacob street,
thence southwardly along tho west side oil Ja'
cob street about thirty.one feoti thence west
wnrdly fifty feet; thence noEthwardly gpouI
thirty.one feet TO the north line OF said lot.
thence eastwnrdly to the place OF beginning, on
which Is erected double frame house
The title 10 the above property Is believed 70
DO perfect. but selling as trustee Will CONVEY
only the title vested In me by said deed OF trus-
TERMS OF SALE-0nG-third and as much more
rs the purchaser elects TO pay in cash on the Gay
OF sale, the balance in two equal inStallmeneh
one and two year,, notes bearing Interest iron
the day Of sale 10 be given for the deferred pay
mentS w. J. W. CoWDES, Trustee,
W. H. HALLER, Auctloneer aus
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-01

Grave mistakes are made by physi.
clans in treating heart disease. The
rate Of sudden deaths is daily increasing.
Hundreds become victims Of the ignor-
ance OF physicians in the treatment
of this disease. One in four persons has
diseased heart Shortness of breath,
palpitation and fluttering, irregular
pulse, choking sensation, asthmatic
breathing, pain or tenderness in side,
shoulder or arm, weak or hungry spells,
are symptoms Of heart disease. DR..
Miles New Heart Cure is the only re.
liable remedy. Thousands testify to its
wonderful cures. Books free. Sold by
Logan Drug Co. 6
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TRUSTEES SALE

By virtue OF a deed Of trust dated the third
day OF January. A. D. 1891, and recorded In i9s
office OF the Clerk OF the County Court OF OlIo
County, West Virginia, In Deed OF Trust booi
No. u, page SIS, made by Daniel Mcdonald ali
Harvey II. Mcdonald 10 me- the underignei
trustee. / will nssuch trustee, on
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-09-01

The German Pioneers Society held
its celebration at the Park yesterday.
The Opera House orchestra played, and
there were short addresses in English
and German. All had agood time, and
the festivities were kept up till late
hour last night
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CLIPPED from Canada Presbyterian,
under signature Of G. Blackett Robin
son, Prop'r.: was cured of oft-recur-
ring bilious headaches by Burdock
Blood Bitters. D4w
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THE MYSTERY DEEPENS.
Evidence closed in the Hearing of
Miss Lizzie Borden.
WHO MURDERED THE OLD COUPLE

Is Yet to be Determined, for the State,
Has aIado Out a Poor Case Against
Lizzlc..A Mysterious Stranger Who
Was Seen About the Premises Be-
fore the Tragedy-.Dr Handy and
Mary Ann chagnon Give Important
Testimony.
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TOR RENT.
WANTED.
FMPLoYMENT FOR GOOD BUSI,


EMPLOYMENT FOR GOOD BUSI.
il NESS MEN
Good, energetic business men wanted, tn
travel In all parts OF the United States In the
interests OF the AMERICAN UNION LEAGUE
patriotic, fratcrnal, benevolent and protective
society. This society possesses stronger and bal.
Ter iraternal and protective features than any
other insurance order in existence. No "Short.
term" or Endowment" scheme, but perfect
plan OF protective life insurance, SAFE. EOUl'
TABLE, ECONOMICAL aud easy to work. TIA
plans arc excellent readily understood and reo
Ommend themselves. This society now number;
among It's members larger percentage OF intel.
llgent business and professional men In pro.
portion to its total membership. than any othe,
order. The most liberal inducements as rryaTl,
pay, steady employment territory, etc, offered
The right men to act as special agents Call a.
or address,
THEoFrcE OF TIE AMERICAN UNIoNLEAGUE
2oOi Chapline Street,
myN Wheeling, W Va
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BEEcHAM's Pills will save DOCTORS
hills.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-02-06

time to the entertainment and donating
so literally toward the supper which
was given after the entertainment.
The young society people of town will
give swell hop at the City Hall next
Thursday evening. 1t has not been de-
cided who will make the music.
Rev. C. NJ. Afford, of the Third
Presbyterian church in Wheeling, will
occupy the pulpit at the Presbyterian
church in KirkwOod.
Mrs. S. NJ. Howell returned from Al
legheny last night, accompanied by her
granddaughter, Bethelda Evans.
Mr.. NJ. Showalter and son, Of New
York, are the guests Of Mrs. Charles
TTUeman in Kirkwood.
Frank Tennar, paymaster on the c.,
L. e w. R. R., was here on business
yesterday.
Miss Hannah Smith left yesterday for
a visit to friends at Cleveland.
Representative Heinlein will return
from Columbus tonight.
Jas. Mum, manager of the Crystal
Glass Company, is sick.
E. r. jackson, Of Yellow Creek, is at
the Sherman House.
Postmaster Crawford, OF Blaine, was
in town yesterday.
Frank Henderson is in Cleveland.
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Among the Puguists.

In New south Wales recently q dub
issued a challenge 70 "boX all corners.
Over sixty applicants were on hand.
The challenger did not show up, but
when the newspaper reporter found him
he laughed and pointed TO a vacant cot-
I'm near him, and reminded The scribe
OF the exact wording OF his challenge.
The California Club is going down
hill. IL cannot give big purses any
more, and has advised DiNOn'S manager
that he had better accept the $1,000
purse the Olympic Club, Of New Or
cans, has offered for contest between
Dixon and Mccarthy.
A man named James COrbett, now in
New York, has just challenged any man
70 box four rounds. Little Is known or
him except that ne was in six days
gO-aS- yOU-piease contest with Peter
Jackson about a year ago.
Joe Choynski will fight anybody, no
matter who he is or how big he IS and
there is no man of his weight IN the
world, according to FriscoiteS, who
would stand any show with him. He
hits terrific blow.
Jim Hall is suffering slightly from the
results of Mike BOdeu's cOwardly FOUL
tactics. Boden will never again have
an oDportunity Of boxing before other
than crowd of tough hOOdlums.
There was a brutal battle between
bows in Detroit yesterday. One is In %
critical condition.
There is talk of 8 match between S'a-
vim and Choynski before the California
Club.
It's said that Mayer and Fitz will
not meet March ..
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BRIDGEPORT.

Some time ago the c. & p. company
had trouble with the town ABOUT trying
10 fence up one Of the towns right Of
way roads. After some discussion the
matter was dropped. The Pennsylya-
MIA company have nOw-made PROPOSE
zion TO the town which will probably be
accepted. Its provisions are as follows:
That the company will be allowed TO
fence in the roadway adjoining BaggS'
planing mill, which leads TO the river,
providing they grade Pike street and
make a wharf at the foot of said street,
which will be equally desirable as
the former one. The public sentiment
seems 20 be greatly in favor Of this
project. 1t will not only improve the
street, but give it a great deal more
drainage.
The W. c. T. Z. Society gave a fine
entertainment in the parlorS Of the
sherman House, and fully 100 people
were I'm attendance. The programme
was of 4 musical and literary character,
and was we'll carried out The ladies'
deserve great credit for deyoting their
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3GilrnanS.
Wheeling Bridge and Terminal Railway
Time Table Ia Eject Feb. I, 1892.
Eastern lor wheeling TIme.)

Leave Wheelinc-No y. G:l5 q. m: No. .,
f:YJn.m: No. -, S:31 o. ~; No. tjl, y.ij \. m.
No. 80. lU:3Ja, ~: 30. H. 1880 a. m. No. sl3
1880 ?. m; No 10 l;SJ p. M; No. 'li, 200 p
M; ~. ro3. 3.2) 2. m: No. 'lv, $50 ,. IA No
Fgl, 1870 p. IN; 80. ~, $50 =. m No. 80 6:i5
.. m: No Ell, 1880 =. IN; 40. ~, $50 p. N;
80. tSl. $50 y. H.: No. tS3, lO:i5p. m.
Arrive Martins ferry-No y, o.2s q. M; No.
- 7:45 o. ~; No. =, so a. m; No. rol, g;5'
o. ~: No. e. 1873 d. ~. No ~, II "a a m. No.
Fl3, le 10 D. m; Nc. El5, l:ij p. H.. No. 'l1, go
p. ~; NO 80, j:37 y m No. 'lg 3:4b ,. m. f;
No. ~, 4:45 p. ~: No. rsi 5:15 p. M; No 10,
B:51 D. N. 80. n, 7:I5 p. n: No t29, 5:i5 p.
M: IA. 81. 9:io p. m; No. 49, HOOP. m.
Lave Martins Fcrry-No Y, sos a. m; No.
"a s.COa m: No ESQ, S:5S A. M; No. -, 1000 u.
n: Eo.rlU, lI:O0a, m; No. 'lZ, l2:l0p NJ; No.
-. I:tOp m; No 'l6, = % p. ~ tNo. ~, 2:3}
De- iu so. rs, $40 %. m. No. go, 400 p. N. /:
no -, $40 I. m; No t5i. b:a5 p. m; No. 80,
$40 ?. M; No. rs, SEQ p. m; No. 10 300 p
H.. Awe ..G Whc o:R e. $50 a. m; No. H.
\. an No so g:l0a. m; No. -, 1915 4. m;
No. 10 II is q. NJ; No. 81 E.%5 p. m; No. III
l:i5 b. M; No. 10, 2:l5p N; 10. 100 9. u p. m.
So p No.; No. "a, $40 ?. m . No. 20, 80, y.
M; No -, SIS p. H.; No. 30. s:l5 p. NJ No.
-32. 1918 p. m.
tDaily except Sunday 'Daily
Trains No. and ~ Will run 10 Laughlin's
Mil, arriving ~ 6:S2 n m. and $40 y. IN. re-.
spccuyciy. Returning. trans No 2aGd - VIII
leave Laughlin's at 6:3i IA. N. and sos p N. re-
sDectivIy.
on sundays Nos. 81 and % will run 10 and
from Martins Ferry only. Trains Nos o.
.! aud - Tor Wheeling, and trains Nos. u, IS
aud 81 from Wheeling. will not stop between
Martin Ferry and Wheeling All other trains
viii stop on signal ~ Beymanu's U7th sueeD,
Peninsula and Belmont Brewery Jefferson
StrCc-l.
" W EAYRS,
llug1syd General Manager.
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Nos. Band 4, daily. p. p. V. Limited, run sold
bstwesn New York Gne Cincinnati with Vssii.
Dule Sleeper between Washington and Louis
Vile snd between CiDcin natl and Old Poin
Comfort.
Nos. I and solid trains with Pullman Sleeper
between Cine matt and Washington. no 5hGs
Pullman Sleeper Roncegerts 20 Ole Point Com.
fort daily.
Train 80 sleeves Clifton Forge a. e.s0E N
and arrives At Charlottesville A. I1s30 .. N.
HUNTINGTON DiEhloS NO. u, lssT,
Clifton Forge oAily s.G A- n. arrive Huntington
$50 p n. No. a. daily, leaVs HuatiEgton es01
4. n. arrive Clifton Forge $50 ?. n. No. Is
daily except Sunday, leave E4S: SeWsh $50 ..
4, arrive Huntington 1000 =. 70. Nc. ie, daily
sIc.yt sunday. leave Huntingdon 2.oo P. L., AZ
rlTe Etst Sswell 7:06 o. T.
CINCINNATI DIVISION: No. II, daily eE-
espt Sunday, leave HgEtingto1 8: 10 4 n, arrive
Cincinrau 2;D g n 30. u, daily ezospi
sunday. lesTe CinciaEEu 400 2. n. arrive
hunting toR SD ?. y. 80. IS, daily srcspt
Ssneay. leave NGysviIe 5:lS Z. m, arrive CiI-
cfnuafi 7:3O q n. 20. %. daily eIcspt Sunday
leave CiacinDsti 500 p. NJ, AsFiIs A1ysyiIls
OSCAR @. MURRAY. Tran: Manager.
Ia. W. FULLER. Gent Pass. AT
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M'hIECHEN.

Al the meeting of the Mechanics
RuiIdiDc and Loan Association last
Monday night. the Board Of Directors
ORGANIZED byelectiDg DR.. Dowler, PreSl-
dent. and S. r. Hanen, Of Glen EaS-
ton, as Secretary.
Dr G. w. HoskinSon, who was in Cam
eroD ON business, was called home yes
ter6av morning by a message informing
him OF the serious illness Of his vile.
less McMechen and family attended
the funeral OF Mrs. McMechen, 5 mother
Mrs Eliza Carman, in ST. CiairSyille
yesterday.
W.B. McMechen is preparing plans
for a G.. 600 business house ana dWeii'Ae
for George Geogeline in Benwood'
Ciaire Carman. Of Independence, Pa
who has been visiting W. Is. McMecAeh'
has returned to his home.
Jacob Marshall and wife, OF Wheel
ing. are guests Of the family oil Dr. W.
A. DowIer
e q. Robinson. the Bellaire brick
contractor, was in town on business
yesterday.
Robert Devries is out again after
brief attack OF the prevalent malady.
The new Schafer dwelling is now
finished and ready for occupancy
Miss Grace Kced has returned from
visit with friends in Niles, o.
s.. H. Creighton has removed his fam
.ly TO Wheeling Island.
Oliver Turvey and j. G. Marple were
In Cameron Thursday
Lew Parriott. OF Bannann, w. Va Is
visitir e friends here.
H. Tegardner, OF Martins Ferry has
lncafed here.
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PRODUCE.

CHICAGO, February 5.-The feeling on
Change to-day in regard 10 wheat was
more decidedly bullish than it has been for
some time past and a marked advance IN
prices was recorded. A sentiment seems
to be growing among operators in the trad
ing pit that after Shriusage Of about Sc
per bushel in value since the high prices
were made IS the result OF the European
crop shortage, there is small ground to eX-
peCt further marked decline and that the
time has about come for an upward move
ment. THIS sentiment was fostered by the
davis news. Gables Indicated advances at
nearly all foreign points. During the last
hour the bull sentiment continued to grow
and was helped along by the stronger clos
ing cables. Corn also displayed much
strength; cables were higher and the ship
piug demand aud exports generous. Oats
was quiet but firm. Hog products firm
and closed with small advances. Flour
UNCHANGED. Wheat. cash No. ; spring
size; No. 5 spring 79aSlc; No. > red
seize; February S5lISaSSc, closing at Si55sc;
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The League season will begin about
Anrl l3. The Chicago club has re-
-Tssted that it be not scheduled to play
AZ home until June 1. In the East the
New York, Boston and Brooklyn clubs
win play in Philadelphia, Baltimore and
washington before opening az home.
Ciucinuat'S treasurer says: II recog-
mia the fact that the half-dOllar tariff
acts as a barrier between many an en-
,5usiast and his enjoyment OF the game.
Many man cannot afford that amount
The bIeschers are really an Offset 20 the
gallery in a theater.
Baldwin has instructed his attorney
20 push his damage suit againt Won der
Abe. and declares that the National
League has no right 70 interfere in his
personal affairs, and he will not pay any
attention TO President Noung's request
10 withdraw the suit.
one Of the odd games of the Western
League last season was contest where
sioux City made four hits ana tailed
four runs, and the opposing club scored
Il and secured out one run. -Four men
were cut of at the plate.
II each club plays 154 games mana
gers and admirers can make up their
minds to lose by rotten decisions"
from Is 90 30 games, according 70 the
position of the club. Therefore they
should prepare in time.
According 20 some Western people
when DUNCAN hits the ball it fiattenS.
When he gets into the big league, how
ever, he will find some pitchers who will
keep him from hitting 10.
Richardson has told Baruie that he
never declared that he would not play
an Washington. He said he preferred
New York, but II he had 10 90 TO Wash
lnRtOn he would do so.
Bassett says: Il am worth as much as
the New York short-stOp and mean TO
playing l can afford TO enjoy myself one
summer
Sylvester Wilson, manager Of the fe-
male base ball club, convicted in New
Yory Of abduction, has been admitted
70 $4,000 bail.
Shoch is still on the anxious bench.
He was originally assigned 20 Washing
LOls OlL 0N IHl utN AtUlN AJ-Llur AAbli
that quarter.
Shooting professionals was an eXpen-
siva luxury for Captain Arson and he
has quit it. He lost Sl,lOO in his
matches.
Parson Nicholson, the quiet, steady
young man who will play second for St.
Louis, is keeping shoe store at Bel
laire, O.
In the new League there are over II
players whom Arson once had, and they
are all good players.
Until the season opens Dwyer will
train the Hobart College team az Cen
eva, n. y.
Bob Carruthers Won half OF his "a
games last seeson, and yet no club wants
him.
Pike, the trl-State League catcher, is
recovering.
Capt. Arson has the grip.