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Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08

Band in yoG- Spring adver>
tizements TO the EAGLE aud We
vii guarantee . sale of your
goods.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08

We return thanks to STR = G
Dooley for q renewal of his sab
scrfptiou
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08

Alice and Archis L lane have
both been sick vi b pueumour,
bat are now eonvxIescenf-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08

Dr. John Cullen has recover
ed from . recent spell Of grip,
and vsa In town Wednesday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08

Rev David Heddieston lac
tured to the University Y. N. G
A. last Sunday evening.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08

Mr. A p Browning Will please
accept our thanks for late IA
vors.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08

Mr. Dudley Abis OF Water
Valley spent last Sunday With
friends in Oxford,
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08

L copy ane enlarge old pic
lures I also make you rs fne
work IN style AID finish sg you
get n the city. Gail and see my
WORK 8 Fl Sanders.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08

Mr. Stanford Rivers is at
home again and will remain lur
ing the summer
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08

Remember the EAGLE cnice
Is up stairs over Z VI Kinuons'
store.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08

Lafayette County Superb
sors we're in session several
days this week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08

Go to Jenkins for nice con-
dictionaries, tobacco. cigars and
cigarettes.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08

DR. w r sims and Mr. Ear.
nest Beard ef the Uniyersity,
we're delegates to the Y NC A
Couveuricn at Detroit lsst week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08

The EAGLE returns thaaks to
Serstog -HeL.Hria and Con-
grssstlE heney for Lite public
doe4@snts.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08
EAGLE OFFICE

Go to jenkins if you want to
save money on books and sta
ttouary.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08

Jim S.rswn left Monday morn
ing for Memphis to enter the
Com merciaI College.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08
Read the U. f. q. dots.

The early gardeners have lie n
busy this week.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08

100 books that 1sed 30 belong
to - Circulating Library, ten and
fifteen cents each.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08

Mr. Marcellus Logan of Menu
phis was In the city Sunday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08

Rev. s J Heaton pastor Of
the n E Church at Piszsant
Hill. Mo-, speaks AZ follows OF
the Royce Swiss Bell Ringers /:
The Royce Sw:ss Be- Ring
srs gave An entertainment in
my Church to . large and a2-
prseiative audience. Many OF
the best people Of the city were
present and all Mute in pro-
nouneing it the best entertain.
nent ever given here. The
company is composed Of refined
people, and the programme
which they render will please
The most kistid;aa,.-
Manager 6ouser Is trying tc
secure this s..Elsusl for date
- April.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08

Ollie West Is visiting his
brcsher In Grenada
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08

- - "a -a-fss
To rrst -al7e IN the ~ortT fa- C-fs
FIR -ss-- >erss. Ui.elt. So. Pa -..l.r.
st~r slrss. t-tt~r, Cappci aaa.i-.
tailslii as. csrfis. aal al skin ~rsp-
tons ani positively e1ref piles or n,
pay l. - sa--z1-ssi . sisa q rf.s-
al &c taa 1r Eolay rssz-. let Pee
- % tcz- Fsrstls hrJF AL ,,-
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08

The firm of w B NeEwen il
no m IRE, Geo. i knight having
bought the entire stock and
fixtures. The business will DE
continued under the name OF
Geo. ii kuignt. The dew frm
solicit your patronage
Res'p't-,
Geo. u Knight.
Feb L., -
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08

Authentic information has
been received here that the
focona stock law fence vas
completely destroyed Sunday
night. This fence was eight
miles long and the wires were
cut aud the posts removed al
along the line, BY unknown par>
ties. There is a suit now pend.
ing in the courts rs to the tax
levied to pay for the fence.
We cannot see tina. this destruc
ton OF the fsnce Will improve
the situation, but on tn. other
hand, Will prove n hardship at
this season OF the year.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08
A RETIRED BUSINESS WOMAN
a Page From Her History.

TIE iutr-lrEaHE e. -is-.rss q others ars
i1fsss-St&1E- Fi.e hats8Winr - M exception
II had ts-.n t-V'ihitsl with h srt e. ase :.
year. rntsrn - that tire rrrs s-~'aU-iy. F1r
az wears y AZ tFt.Htsst 3 s ne phs-s -ueau-
q Dr. snu<iY- l VS. IN itlsine--. hut obliged g..
ruil-y an AZ 1tsur 81 mr. heslLh. a nly-
Sirtau told a. fTis f4- - I eHslld u0t live a
nfnnth. NJ fee snsi MS Wer-- badly ssol-
i..n. anf US iudces! N . i.-suus CONDITION
slzsn g-ns4suia1ss tiEe-.lFsa RI attention ~
Dr .l5e- NsN H2ar- Ci4fs, ans aid thar his
sister = m a1t hse fl l. -. Win hear lis
e-sss hat been ctfrs-i uy ttc rem y. and ~a-
uEasu strong. hss1l ~ W0uaB. | purchased
a ltftiss o. me Heart Cur. Rad in less than
an auIr altar taxing the a. dc =, could
BE = deceived .nlprrs enlenf Ia the ci.cul alton
Of M hioOL T.sgn bad takti three doses L
cuEsd move nv ankiss. something l had noe
1our fa- nluut tbs. anu ny limbs had been svul-
len liu- tat they sss'rns,i almost pst' rifirt-
is..far,s I had taken cue bottle of the New
Hrssi Cur the svs'ili1E had all gone dow
amt WIS ~ mUrn better tha did my oNn
$50 fu ny rEs-ugn nv ltiatiuu SIX others -
taktn fhiz valuable rrmesig Ms. Morgan,
80 81 lsrrissin 81. Ciii'-a.D. H.
Air As.as New Heart are. discovery % ~
ernIncue list la heart Gi--ssss - aslld hv
al drug xfst- pss-itive guarantee or s.nt
ny thH nr Niles Medic al C.a., Elkhart. Ind or
rsr-ipt - nris-r 81 per ostrie. SIX bottles Box
81 espre-~ prepaid II . positively tree frcns
al eptztes ~ dangerous drugs.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08
The C0ld People

Whose rsme aPpesr below will
cheerfn " rtct umrtd
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08

We Clip the following articles
frem the CofeeIne correspol
dent of the Water Valley Her
aid /:
Miss Minnie Hyde, a wirson
young lady of Bloant's Wells
visited our city Friday, the
guest of Miss Leila Brown,
Miss Minnie left Tuesday morn
ing for 0xfsrd, where she is
attending the Union Female Col.
lege.
xfss Kate Laster, one of Cof-
feeviIle's most fascinating Young
ladies' who is attending the
Union Female College ii Oxford,
Miss, was down to see her
parents Saturday and Sunday.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1894-03-08

sold b. ~ druggr.t,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
Among tho Pugs,

Maher weighs 1914 pounds In the bun.
It is now said that Dine and Mar
shall will meet April % at New Castle.
Gallagher's friends are not alarmed at
the talk Of Marshall walking over their
man.
John Quinn is very confident OF Jerry
MarshalIs prowess. de says the black
four rounds.
COrbett was named as a correspondent
in the suit of Elizabeth NJ. Johnsen's
husband for divorce In San Francisco
court yesterday.
Martin Denny, the Australian light
weight, offers to come TO America to
fight Stanton Abbott IL Abbott refuses
to fight in England.
Corbett sailed for England Yesterday.
He was accompanied by Prof. John
| Donaldson and Bob McVey. A big
crowd assembled to see the party leave.
Craig, the Harlem Coffee Cooler" IL
meeting all corners in New York. We'd
nesday Larry Gallagher, big West
Side giant, was pitted against MIN. 1t
was q Imaginable affair, and al the same
time very exciting Gallagher proved
himself good rough-and-tumble fight
err. Craig landed several stiff punches
on Gallagher's jaw, and the latter had
TO stop in the second round.
Charley Mitchell now says: II do not
think shall ever enter the ring again
under any circumstances. l shall not
be able to fight for is months. l have,
however, a lightweight add a middle
weight whom l shall match against any
body in the world at the weight, for
500 pounds SIDE each match, and | am
also on the lookout for heavyweight
with the same purpose in mind"
Corbett, in talking Of his fight With
Jackson, said: 81. don't dissipate as
much as he does, and / am mol as old as
he is. He knows in his own heart that
/ am his master, but siRce am the
only one he can fight he wants to take
me on. He thinks he has chance;
perhaps he has. But he won't beat me.
l would just as soon make the side wag-
or 100000"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
THE SECRET SOCIETIES
MASONRY.

On last Monday evening Wheeling
Union Chapter No. l met in monthly
conclave with full turn out OF the
officers and companions present. who
had come there 10 help In the noble
work of assisting some Jealous brothers
| to ascent the mount OF their ambition
and TO form the grand arch OF Masonry
among his brethren, who have gone
that way before. On account OF some
aspirants not showing up, only the
pre- paratory degrees were conferred on
one candidate.
On Tuesday evening Bates Lodge had
another big crowd AZ their meeting,
when the second and third degrees were
conferred on candidates in first class
order, and everyone who viewed the
work were we'll pleased with it's rendi-
ton, and also glad that they had spent
the time there so pleasantly.
On Thursday evening Nelson Lodge
met and there were large gathering OF
it's membership, as well as visitors, pres
ent, who were present TO see the Master
degree conferred on one candidate,
which was done In a touching and i'm
pressive manner, and certainly he Will
forget, during the years examining In
his span OF life.
On Friday evening the Grand Lectur-
er and the deputies OF this District
opened mp class for Blue Lodge In
struction in the Temple, and there was
a full attendance during the evening OF
brethren seeking light. At the next
gathering ANNOUNCED for week later,
~
subject, but any Of tue brethren deslr-
Gus to receive instructions 10 any other
part OF the work will have the oppor-
tunity to obtain 1t II they will make the
same known TO Grand Lecturer Nc
Cahon.
The Bodies meeting the coming week
are Ohio Lodge on Monday evening,
Wheeling Lodge on Thursday evening;
ut the former the f. A. degree will be
worked, and at the latter the +. {. de-
gree, and brethren OF this city and vi
cinity are invited to be present At
both meetings.
By the way, Committeeman John
Waterhouse and Hupp, OF Wheeling
Com mandery No. 1, have made definite
arrangements for the pilgrimage TO
Pittsburg, TO attend the meeting OF the
Grand Commandery Of Pennsylvania on
Nav 22d and 23d, ana will leave Tor
Pittsburg, where the conclaye will be
held. on the p. c. g. ST. l.. railroad a.
1870 q. m, arrive there at $40 O. M.
with the Opera House band. The
parade. which will be quite long one,
will take place about IL o'clock a. IN.
The fare for round trip is sL65.
Tickets can be obtained from anyone OF
the Committee, aud as 1t is DESTROYS By
them that accommodations be provided
no, only for every Sir knight to attend
but for Master Masons. all should
notify them at once. The headquarters
at Plttsburg will be at the Central Ho-
tel, Smith field street.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
ZIMMERMAN TALKS.
He Has Won Everything an Amateur
Can Win. and Enters the Professional
Ranks.


He Has Won Everything an Amateur
Can win. and Enters the Professional
Ranks.
NEW YORK, April 14.-Zimmerman,
tho champion byciclist, speaking OF his
entry into the professional ranks, says:
THE only thing against a professional
is the reputation which clings to him,
thanks TO the fakirs of former years,
whose hippodromes are so familiar to
us. claim a man can be gentleman,
professional or amateur, and when you
consider the fact that l have won as an
amateur everything that could be gath
cred in diamonds, horses, carriages,
clothes, furniture, medals and bric-a-
brac, what have to gain by remaining an
amateur and refusing this offer, which
may DE the chance OF lifetime? l have
proven conciusively, think, that l am
the amateur champion, and as such l
hope | shall always DO remembered.
There are faster men in the amateur
ranks than are to be found among the
professionals, and surely II can defeat
the former l should have it easier as a
professional. Each Napoleon must meet
his Waterloo, sooner or later, and while
l have never experienced any trouble In
winning in the past, who can tell when
my master may appear and l shall have
lost my prestige? l do not claim to be
invincibe, and am perfectly content to
rest right now on my laurels, so TO
speak. won by me as an amateur. Should
| be beaten continually as professional
shall always remember that quit as an
amateur when my reputation was the
best"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
A. %. u. w.

Two new lodges OF the A. o. q. w.
will be Instituted 10 the near future.
One at Sistersville, May 2, and Park
ersburg May 3, besides the reorgarizs-
ton OF the lodge at Huntington about
the same time. Quite number OF the
leading lights in A. o. u. w. work will
visit these lodges a. that time. Quite
an enjoyable trip is assured all those
who attend these institutIng cere-
monies.
The separate Jurisdiction will be ap-
piled for at meeting OF the Supreme
Lodge in June. whether we have foil
Quota or not. But, brothers. let us
have no such word as fall against US.
We can get the lacking number right
here in Wheeling. VIII you do your
part towards this end? (2.000) Do not
deuend on some one else. Do your
duty as many times a. you csn between
now and June 1st. Would srg-
pest that each lodge appoint .
committee OF three good Influential
business men who carry weight with
their solicitations, and 70 this commit
tee let every member having . prospec-
tive candidate appeal for aid in landing
his victim. One grand. hard pull all To-
eether and viii have "a. o. U. W..
Jurisdiction OF West Virginis. floating
on our banners 70 our credit. Do not
be among those whc g idle while 9TH
ers are working. up and doing
from this moment olive TO bring In
not only one. but ~ possible.
SistersviIie loo ends a invita-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
EASTERN STAR

Miriam Chapter No. l will meet IN
the Temple on Tuesday evening. and
from indications there will be foil at
tendance OF its members at that time.
Those who took part In the elegant
social session held on last Wednesday
evening are expected 10 make their re-
rort of their stewardship also, for IL
has come TO the knowledge Of White
hall that there was much cutting and
shaving and polishing OF reform with
the Stars, and which some OF Us don't
think was required, as the stars OF the
horizon Hume the heavens and do so
without being secured. and which Is not
even required By the brAssy face OF tie
mooney man.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15

Attorney w. B. Francis was in ST..
Clairsville yesterday on business.
NJ. NJ. Scheets returned yesterday from
q business trip through the West.
haywood Forsythe, Of Blaine, was here
yesterday for short time.
Miss Elizabeth Williams, Of Mt. Pleas
ant, o., is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs w. X.
Ratcliff.
Yesterday was pay day at the West vir-
GINA glass works.
Miss Lena Mckay is able 10 be out
again. after several days serious illness.
j. A. White, of Mt Pleasant, was in
town yesterday.
The Kings Daughters wish 10 purchase
rolling invalid's chair and would be very
gratified for any information where sec
oud-handed one could be obtained at rea-
sonable costs.
TfN Masons will have charge Of the
Hobensack funeral to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Wallace, OF Elm
Grove, were the guests OF Robert Heslop
and wife yesterday.
A fine dog, belonging TO George Hell, the
butcaer, was poisoned yesterday.
The A. o. +. of A. will meet in their hall
this afternoon at one o'clock to attend the
funeral Of DR.. J. d. Ho6ensack.
A number OF physicians from surround
ing lOWlS Will hllcIu Aht AuhNAo 81 Va - &"
ID. Hobensack this afternoon, and will oc-
cupy the place of honor in the funeral pro-
cession.
The marriage Of Robert Edwards and
Miss Annie Davis is announced TO take
place this evening.
a concert free 70 ladies was given by the
Tally Ho Company, In the Opera House,
yesterday afternoon.
Parties from Mt Pleasant were down
here Yesterday looking after a certain
colored, whom they have good reason TO
believe has been very busy In the last
week in the wholesale chicken business.
A few nights ago a dozen fine Plymouth
Rocks were stolen. The chickens were
found In Wheeling, and damaging informa-
ton has been received that leaves no doubt
as TO who the guilty party is.
The Etna-Standard mill came nearer
being Cd in full at the present time than 1t
has since June.
All members OF the X. 0. l. NJ. are re-
ouested TO meet in X. Of 2. Hall to-day az
Q O'Clock 10 attend the funeral Of Sir
knight ]. ID. Hobensack-
By order, JAMES RUNroS,
5. Il. Commander.
r. o. BERNIE, r. K.
The 9TH Choral Union Service, with full
Orchestral accompaniment will be rem
dered in St Paufs Episcopal church,
Walnut street. az Z 80 D. m, when Tails
Choral Evening Service, with anthems,
and sermon by Rev. NJ. II. Burbank
Seats free
The pupils OF Garfield school At Soap
town. will give Literary EMBARRASSMENT
on Friday evening, Aprils q. 1884 The
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
McMECHEN.


The new dwellings Of Captain William
Pyles. Ed Lemon, w. B. McMechen and
Mrs. Warnateldt are nearing completion;
Mr.. Schriver. our popular grocer, ana
William Bellinger. have added substantial
improvements 10 their property 10 the way
of new stables and fencing.
The A o. L. w. will shortly give an
other ENTERTAINMENT These entertain
ments are always 81 highly enjoyable
nature.
Our local Nimrods have been quite sue
cessful the past week in oagging wild
ducks in the river.
Assessor John Roseberry worked our
town last week.
Richard Leach is out again after q Sc
we're spell OF sickness.
Nearly everybody in town is house clean
ing.
Our town not being incorporated give
peddlers unlimited privileges, OF which
thew are not slow 10 take the advantage
At times you can stir them with stick.
Contractors went over the prospective
Wheeling and Moundsville electric railway
line last week with view 10 bidding on
the work.
Booth Goodwin has accepted position
as watchmsn at the B. & .. transfer
sheds.
Daddy Gatewood, the veteran stockman,
is the possessor Of two very hDe Jersey
COWS. Mr.. Gatewood az one time owned
one OF the finest cows that ever came into
this county. She was Of the Teazewater
breed and is q beauty.
There is no better location in West Vir-
ginia for manufacturing Industries than
McMechen, with good building sites ABOVE
the food mark of 81, hundreds OF acres of
fine coal easy of access that can be pur-
chased at nominal figure, limestone OF q
superior quality, low taxation and splendid
shipping Facilities.
The b. & o. employees are making very
good time at present
J. ID. MARBLE & Sons are getting out
fine quality of building stone,
There will be regular services at all the
! churches to-day.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
SISTRRSVILLE OIL NOTES.
A Good Well Flowing Over the Top OF
the Derrick-Pipe Line Reports.

the Derrick-Pipe Line Reports.
Speetai 7sieOram to ire Sunday Rs0s%s-.
SIsTERsyIILE, April 1.-THE Carter Oil
Company's No. 20 Salisbury touched hrst
pay last night, and flowed over the top OF
the derrick for over half an hour. Inc
well shows for a good one.
The receipts of the Eureka Pipe Line
Company for the twenty-fonr hours end
ing this morning at seven O'CLOCK,
were 12,767 barrels, and for the
week ending atsthe same time were ", 400
barrels. This is a good increase over any
previous week during the past six months,
and was an average Of over $4,000 barrels
per day. With the Eureka averaging al
most $4,000 barrels and the Mellon Com
pany about $500. the average daily receipts
of the two companies amount TO almost
10000 barrels, something that has not Deen
done for almost two years.
The Shriver well is reported TO be Dig
water well, with little or no showing for
oil.
Capt. ]. T, Jones' No. Morrison is in
and No, = is due. He also brought in two
light wells on the Mccormick and Morrl-
son lease few days ago.
The Sherman Oil Company's No. Stew
art is in and a small well
The Carter Oil Company is building rigs
for Nos. q, rs, %. 30, 81, ~ and
SO Joshua Russell 3 and 4 Russell
heirs; 10 Mccormick and Morrison;
and II. Kline at Cochransville. They have
rigs up for and will commence drilling on
Nos 4, ), 6 and Shook and IL Stocking
Jennings s. Co.'s No. 3, on Russell Isl
and, is due and will likely be in the sand
tomorrow.
A report came here to-day that well
good for $50 barrels had been drilled in at
Willamstown last night.
Carter & Co. are building the rig for No.
l George w. Stocking.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
vas presented with . goId-handled um

was presented with gold-handieo UNI
brella.
Pitcher ChamberIand, Of the Cincin-
uatis, says he will drink only mineral
water In that city this year, as the elsy
water made him sick. What VIII no 90
IL the mineral water makes him SICK!
Hunt up bowl
There is one man who has nothing
against David B. Hill. PresioenI
Young gave the senator one OF those
league cards admitting the bearer 10
any base ball grounds. Senate hiii Ac-
cepted it with pleasurs.
Governor Brown, OF Maryland mas
notified Secretary Lerman Vondernors''
of the Baltimore base ball club, that ne
will surely accept the invitation 10 at
tend the opening game at Union fark
between the New Yorks and Baltimore
on April 10.
New Orleans has given its team a
shaking up. Catchers Lavelle, OF InlS
city; Webk becker, of Water Cure Pa''
and Outfelder Bouchers have been re-
leased. George Schaeel, with Altoona
last year has been signed TO eaten
Halter will be detailed to relieve MIN
behind the bat. Lew Whistler Will play
first base.
Says Manager Cushman OF Milwaukee:
81 fail to see where the Pittsburgh
players are not in good shape. Iney
played great ball yesterday. we nave
NEE almost all the Western teams OF
the League, and the Pittsourghs are In
better shape than any OF them: vi
course, there Is great team In Plus
burgh. There is no denying thaI
fact"
The Orioles expect to have played IL
games by the time they return to Bal
timore. Considering the work Of the
other League clubs with minor league
teams and college teams, The record OF
Hanlon's men has been credltaole'
Playing in exhibition games, however
is not always pair sample OF wha'
may be expected in the championship
season. At the preseut writing 1t still
appears that the only place whlch
weakness may be feared in the Orioie
team Is In the pitchers box.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1894-04-15
ZImmv's Collection.

Zimmerman claims that he can do
something which perhaps no other
prominent amateur oicyclist in the
country can. With few exceptions he
can produce every prize he ever won at
a race meet since his first successful at
tempt on big ordinary on Long Island.
He has traded off two horses and 20
bicycles for two houses and lots, and
several small diamonds for a largo one,
but never converted any OF his
prizes into cash. At Man
asQuan, where Mr.. Theodore thinner
man, father of the rider, owns hotel,
the champion has his prizes all stored
away. He has car loads of machines,
pianos, bedroom and parlor sets, cut
lery, -brac, watches and diamonds
by the dozen, horses and buggies, med
ais, rings, scarf pins, lamps and a mis-
cellaneous collection Of household
goods.