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GAVE AWAY BIBLES.
Missionary vnughan's Hard Labor
in South America.

Rev. Kenelm Vaughan. brother of the
Cardinal Of Westminster. will sail for
Europe to-day. after visit to Mexico
In the interests of his Society. He has
been In South America for fifteen years
also earned him the title Of explorer.
With the aid Of friends he printed a
cheap Spanish edition Of the Bible, which
he has distributed throughout the coun.
try. In this work he has visited nearly
every part Of South America, one trir
alone taking three years to accomplish
He has had many thrilling adventures
but nothing could deter him from hi.
self-imposed task OF distributing bible!
and preaching the Gospel.
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Giving Away Souvenirs.

Messrs. MoClain & Simpson. the big furniture
and carpet dealers at Eighth avenue and Thirty
seventh street, are having lively time Just now.
They have Just concluded extensive alterations ad-
ding one-third more space to their already large
store, and in honor OF the event they offer to
every person visiting their store a beautifully
japanned hand decorated tea coffee canister
availed Of -
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CANADIAN STEAMSHIP LINE
Contract with Dominion Govern
ment Calls for Fast Vessels.

(By Associated Press)
|, VICTORIA, March 6.-An Ottawa
despatch says the Government has en-
tered into ten years contract with
James Huddart, subject to the sanction
of Parliament, for a line. Of Canadian
Atlantic steamers capable of steaming
twenty miles an hour. to be connected
Vancouver. owned by the Canadian Pa
ciflc Railway. Quebec and Halifax are
to be the Atlantic terminals 1t Is ex-
handsomely subsidize the service.
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VARIETY THEATRES TO GO.
Lenvenworth's Woman Police Com.
missioner Issues an Edict.
(By Associated Pre-


LEAVENWORTH. Kan, March g.
Mrs. Eva Blackman, Leavenworth's wo-
man Police Commissioner who recently
caused the removal of all the bachelors
from the police force has now set in to
rid the town of variety theatres.
Last evening she had official notices
served on the proprietors OF such places
to close UP and leave the city within
thirty days. Mrs. Blackman's new move.
ment may lead to an interesting legal
contest
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His Fall Was Fatal.

Max Gre ,nburs. Of 2%5 Hudson street. who was
thrown from his carriage while driving a spr-
tied team through Central Park last night, died
in the Presbyterian Hospital three hours after
the accident His skull was fractured.
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Practitioners Of the Church Of Our Lady Of
Grace Hoboken, held special meeting last night
In ST. Mays schoolhouss to establish fund to
maintain the school, Several checks were prom
ised. Father Kelly will make another effort to
open the school before April.
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For dyspepsia and all other
conditions resulting from con-
stipation. 60 by the book on
Beccham's pills.
Book free. pills a5c. At drug
stores; or write to B. F. Allen
Co.. 3o5 Canal ST.. New Y oTk.
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The deciding series OF the bowling con-
tests for the benefit Of the poor Of
Brooklyn will be rolled at Trainor's al
row night.
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Willie Day is doing some training at
the N. J. A. c. grounds in Bergen
Point He will compete at the Yale Win
ter meeting next Monday.
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city, playing billiards and telling how
Chicago will win the pennant this year
Anse is a rare optimlst Hope springs
eternal in his breast. He may have his
faults. but the National game is much
better off with him than II would be
without him. May he be playing ball for
years to come,
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At a meeting OF the Princeton Gradu-
ate Advisory Committee last Saturday.
c. G. Cuyler was reelected Chairman
for a term Of three years. He accepted
the reelection with the understanding
that he would resign June /. The foot
ly SO 900 was cleared last season.
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The first outdoor game OF baseball Of
the season was played at Philadelphia
yesterday between two mines. made W
Pennsylvania baseball team. Five in
nings were played, the Varsity team
winning by score Of to 8. The gat
in fielding and batting. but weak in tn
box.
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First race, fivo-eighths OF mile, sell.
iug-Potentate, ii2; His Grace, 1881
Johannes, 1O7; Sarcasm, 1903; Moshula,
Robus.a, l02; Ericsson, 100; Gov. Etter,
O9; Gloriaua, Carnalitc. Gold Wave,
81; Bolivar, o.; Gsrtio, 90; Lady NJ. 92;
Second race, ono mile. sclling-Pa.
tience colt, Fiirt, Enfield. l07; Mcln-
tyre, Charter, lO4; Wentworth, DAILY,
Pella, Florence, Golden Valley. 1o2.
Third race. three-quarter mile-Harry
Reed, Ito; Captain Nick, io6; Cockade,
1903; Monaco. CrOmona, 1Ol; Little Ella,
9B.
Fourth race, dve.oighths mile, selling
-AIadstoue, III; Mr.. Sass, 100; Micmac
Queen, 1903; st. Folk. Sir Arthur, Wood
chopper, 107; Billy Boy, Shadow. I'm
certainty, 1902; Shelly Tuttlc, Ia; Leo
nardo. 90; Drum Major, Equation,
Rama, %; Panwaw, %.
Fifth race, one aud ono.oighth miles,
sciiing-Vestibuie, ". B., 1903; Jodan,
1O7; Bolero, Young Arlon. 104; Wilmer.
SO.
Sixth roce, one mile-Kingston. 1914 {;
Wheolcr, IL: Tom Tough, Harry Alonzo,
Roller, l04; Vespasian, l09; Lizzie Nc
Dull, Dashing Charlie, 80; Iceland. Sc
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ASSAULTED TnE pnINoE.

Tic HOIr to tho Throne Of GrOat britain in
Danger from Drunken Man.
LONDON, July Uncomfortable OK.
element was caused to-day in Bangor,
Wales, by what was thought at tho
time by many persons to be IN attempt
upon the life Of tho prince Of Wales.
TIE prince, accompanied by the princess
Of Wales, was on route TO Penrhyn
castle, tho seat in Carnarvonshire Of
Lord Penrhyn. whore their royal high
nessos intend to spend fow days dur
tho Eistoddfod.
While they wero driving through the
town man, who it was subsequently,
learned was drunk, forced his way
through tho barriers and Approached
tho landau in which tho royal couple
were riding, Hc drew near before the
police could prevent him, muttoring
threats against tho prince. Lord
Penrhyn had como to tho station 10
meet his guest and was riding in tho
landau with them. As the man stopped
alongside tho carriage Lord Pcnrhyn
struck him heavy blow which stag.
gCrcd him. Inspector Sweeney, who
accompanied the prince, spraHg upon
tho man after Lord Penrhyn had struck
him and placed him under arrest
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RornrsAY, Firth OF Clyde, July H.
The Britannia has for tho fourth time
defeated tho vigilant, this timO over
the Royal Northern zach. Clubs. or
Rothessy couue. Tho prince Of Wales
cutter crossed the anish line iar ahead
Of the Gould slOOp.
The distance sailed was nifty miies,
twice over a course nearly square, then
to the opposite angle Of the square and
back again. Three sides Of the square
are broken by jutting points Of land.
Tho courIe is one calling for the best
seamanship. 1t Is closer 10 open sea
than the Royal Clyde Yacht Clubs
couree. and, generally has freSher
breeEes. The prize offered by the Royal
Northern Yacht Club was sixty pounds.
The start was made at 1880 O. III.
with scarcely breezo blowing. Tho
Vigilant had slightly the best Of IL
Her ballast had been shifted siuce yes
terday's race and she appeared In much
better trim. Atthesocond mark boat. IN.
der Mount Stewart, tho American boat led
the prince OF Wales yacht by . minutes,
8 seconds. The Britannia, however, had
the best OF the sailing 10 the end Of the
first round, passed tho Yigiiant, and
crossed tho line at mark boat No. !, z
minutes, 70 seconds In tho lead.
AT the end OF tho second round the
Yigilant was half milo aatsrn aud had
but little chance oil winning. Tho race
from Weymes to the home mark was
dreary, as tho wind foil to light air The
time at tho homo mark was: Britannia,
4:2O:lO; VIgilant, 4:22:55
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BELLAIRE.
All Sorts of Looal News and Gossip from
tho GlnIs City,


: tho Glass City.
There Is an oil vol on the Gilfen
farm now down 1900 feet, that is being
pushed by two sets OF men who keep
tho drill going day and night. A small
quantity Of gns waa found, but not en'
ough to utilize. The mon SOON to DO
encouraged.
Dir. and Mrs. ]. 3. Smith, Miss Eapan,
Walter WaRselI, Dr.. D. ". Long, Miss
Alice Cunningham and her mother, and
others left Yesterday for Cleveland,
some to attend the Christian EndeaVor
meeting, others on trip TO tho lakes.
A friend OF Dollhouse, tho follow who
ESCAPED from oGlcer Strobel ut Martina
Ferry, came down yesterday and paid
tho fine and costs, though BeIlhouSc
had not been arra:gned before tho
mayor when the officer took him out
There arc S55,5S0 in government
bonds held in Belmont county, accord
ing to oficia! returns. Tho labor
troubles will put moro capital into that
kind Of security instead Of manuiac-
tories.
AMMO BerwinkIo, character Of tho
town, died suddenly Tuesday night aud
coEones's inquest was held which de-
voloped that tho cause was acute In
lammation OF stomuch.
Arthur CrimmAl was taxed $50 and
costa by Mayor Dubois Yesterday for
jumping on cars in the Baltimore &
Ohio yards. In default Of payment he
was sent to jail.
Mr.. A. Langrohs and family. Of Dun
kirk. Ind, are hero 10 spend their yaca-
ton. Ilo is one OF tho members OF the
Enterprise Window Glass Company.
Tho case against George Il. Muth for
maintaing a nuisance was continued
for ten days In tho mayors court yes
teriay..
James BrettelI, tho Populist nominee
for CongrcIs, Ia in Chicago, counseiIng
with tho rebollious leaders there.
Tho pension board yesterday had
more applicants for examination than
coutd BIZ disposed Of In one day.
OF the So, 900 insurance on tho burnt
portion Of St. Cinirsviiie, Cowon g. Co.,
Of this city, have $4,000.
Mrs. y. +. Cocknyne and daughter, OF
TiHin, are visiting the family Of Charles
BrockBan.
Miss Edith King. Of Muncic. Ind, is
tho guest Of Miss Ella Clements, in this
city.
Dr. J. P. Wcst Is acting honIth officer
during tho absence Of DR.. Long.
Thoro arc in this county 6,587 acrea Of
nrcharda
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,ronE hAp srAKTING
1t on the whole tho sport Was Good at
ar,shtan Heaeh

but on the whole tho sport Was Good at
Brighton Beach.
NV YoRx, July lL-ThS attendance
at Brighton Beach to-day was good, as
usual, and although the scratches were
numerous in the fourth and fifth races,
the sport was interesting. The usual
upsets Of iayoritos came, too. and the
same bad starting as on the other days
Of the meeting was TO DO seen. sum
marios:
First race, mile, eslling-MarGuerite,
lO2, (Borgen), to !, won BY neck;
Roller, ll5, tSimmsl, to 2, second;
Hardy Fox, 100, tSicGionel 20 to !,
third. Time, l:44. Lallah, Harry
Hinkson, West Van Dyke, Adjourn,
Lou Rhett, Mary s and silyeradO also
Second race, milo, selling-Chans,
ITO, (Martin), 2 to 5, won by neck
Jersey Belle, 90, e.. Sloanel, second;
Dr.. Garnett, los. (bIidgolyl, 4 10 !,
third. Time. l:43. Factotum and
0porto also ran. n
Third race, i've furionEs-Lady Rich
lnonut 10 kLenCFunJI 70 " ~ WIN ~
half q length; DeEelict, Ito (AaEtlnl' 5u
To !, second; Amsterdam. lis (siInmsl,
S to /, third. Time, l;04. Sir James,
Golden Gate, Jack the Jew, TraIee,
JoSsis Taral, High Point BellU, Forager,
Spaldinorc and Milton +. also ran.
Fourth race, six iur!ongs-kinGston,
III tslmms), 81 10 !. won by a length; ;
Sirocco, Il9 lTaraI). 81 to !, second;
Dcrfargatia, 100 (McDeTmott1. 5 20 J.,
third. Time, l:l5. Terrier, Wah Jim,
Gold Dollar, Ny Gyps and PauwSy also
run.
Fifth race, mllo-Dr. Hasbrouck. III
(Doggott), even. won by length Ian
Duet, lis iSimms), even, second; Sport,
ITO (Thompson) 10 TO l, third. Tine
l:49!.
Sixth race, stcoplechasc. full course
Lucknow, l45 (EngIishl, TO !. won by
two lengths; Rodman, i5T (kiddl. to
i second; Flip Flap, Ia Dunlap, ITO l.
third. Time, 5:ll4. Pat Oakley, The
DulTer, Glenall, Miles Standish, St HUI
bort, Perslsteuce, Summer Breeze aud
Ducouhalus also ran.
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AIOUSDSVILLE.
A miscellaneous AIeIaHEs Of Minor Mat.
tiers from MarsIIaIrs Metropolis.

A miscellaneous NIelangS Of Minor Mat.
tiers from MarshaIrs Metropolis.
John Kull was crossing Little Grave
creek on his horse and was thrown
from it, receiving quite a bad injury,
A water snake enclrcle1 itself around
the horse's log and tho horse in trying
to throw 1t oil threw Mr.. kull.
Harry Patton received very bad cut
on his forehead above the eye tuesday
afternoon by bucket hitting him while
assisting at the fire which almost Gill;
tiroly destroyed tho summon kitchen Of
c. a. Weaver
Tho funeral Of Mr.. Philip Velton, an
old German citizen Of the Third ward,
who died Tuesday morning, will take
place this afternoon at 2 o'clock. He
was q we'll known stone cutter.
Tho county Republican executive
committee will meet on next Saturday
to appoint tho judges Of tho election
and make preparations for the primary
to be hold on the 2Sth.
r. NJ. Bennett, OF Cincinnati, rcpre-
sentative Of tho Etna Fire Insurance
Company, OF Hartford. Conn.,, was in
tho city yesterday for the purpose Of es-
tablishinS MI agency.
Ivan Robinson, OF Winfield. Kansas,
WHO WIS called here to attend tho
funeral Of his sister. Mrs. L. L. Stidger,
which took place on Tuesday. will return
homo tomorrow.
Charles skinner, tho hotel man OF
FRirmont, camo TO town last evening
mud was initinted into tho Etks. Charlie
ia quito iovial fellow and will make .
good member.
emo coiorcd prisoner served his term
Oh. ~ the penItentIary and was re-
leased yesterday. This leaves tho pop
ulation at tho pen 4Gl.
A marriage license was Issued yoster-
day by Clerk Lewia to Challon Lowe
aud Virginia Van Syock, Of Glen Eastou.
A musical aud literary entertainment
will DO given by tho Epworth League
this evening ut the NJ. +, church.
A child OF ]. W. Smith was buried
yesterday afternoon,
Thomas Finn, of Ohio county, 10 loro
on business trip.
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IN THE SENATE.

EuLnsss DlsPotod of-The E"soiution
commsndlng the PresIdsnt'' strike
Course Adopted
wAsusoroS. D. C.. July 1.-THE
senate is making up for lost time and
Is now disposins Of the appropriation
bills at a rapid rate. The record Tor to-
day is three; tho diplomatic and coz
suiar, tbs invalid pension and tae mill
tary academy appropriation bills. The
only ono OF these which excited any de-
bate was tho pension bill, and on this
a discussion OF tho respective pension
policies Of the Republican and Demo
cratic parties was precipitatod.
Tho strike question again agitated the
serenity Of the senate, although moth.
Ing ike the fiery passion Of Yesterdays
speeche. on tho same subject marked
to-day's proceedings. After 40 hours
debate, In which the frmneSs. courage
and patriotism OF the President was
commended BY all, Mr.. Daniels resolu-
ton briefly endorsing the Presidents
action and pledging him the sympathy
and support Of the nation was adopted
as a substitute for Senator Peder's reSo-
luton. An amendment iaVoriBg aTbi.
tration was defeated. II toss.
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New YobK, July lin response to a
telegram from tho editor OF the Ameri.
can II1celman inquiring as to the
Authenticity Of the report that ]. S.
johnson was about to turn professional
and 20 to France to participate In tho
bicycling contests there, 7. W. Eek,
Johnson's trainer, replied as follows
from Toronto:
johnson has no thoughts OF turning
professional. He is perfectly satisfied
with Glass B and tho l. A. W."
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THE EARTHQUAKES
In Turkey Accompanied by Great Lose Of
Life and Destruction OF Property.
CoXsTANTiNorLs, July N.-FouF fresh

CoSsTAEriNorLB, July H.-FouT fresh
shocks Of earthquake were felt here TO-
day.
Up to this morning many houses have
fallen at StambOui. MANY shop-keepors
and passcrs.by were buried beneath the
ruins.
1t is impossible as yet to give the
number Of people killed and injured,
but i. iS known that In this city five
woro killed and In the suburbs over 100
people we're buried beneath the debris.
At Galatea ten people wero killed aud
great damage was done TO property
At tho village Of Sofauo the Catholic
church and monastery fell, hurying
eleven persons beneath tho ruins.
On the island Of Haiku nearly oil the
houses wore wrecked.
It ia reported TINT tho village Of Ada
bascar has been completely wiped out
OF existence.
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IN IYnsIllngton Pnrlt.

CHICAGO, July li.-Washington Park
results: First race, fvo and q half
iurloags-Diggs won; time, 1:074. Sec
ond race, six furlongs-Penniless won;
time, l:144. Third race, milo and a
half-Sabine won; time, 2:33t. Fourth
race, mile and sixteenth-Eloroy won ;
time, l:47. Fifth race, ono mile--Dr
Rice won; time, l:iOt. Sixth race. six
turiongs-Niaggie Grey won; time, l:i44.
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CrxctxxNrt, O., July ll.-CincinnaH
knocked Wostervelt out OF tho box, but
won by very narrow margin. Umpire
Gafney sont Ruso back to third In tho
ninth because several Now Workers. in
terlered with tho play to catch HIN at
tho plate. Attendance 1900. Score:
Cincinnati. ..... .......,.D 0 al % o e
Earned runs. aud d Errors, Clucluuotl l.
His. Il md .. Pitchers, Hrfott WCstoYclt
aud Clarke Umpire. CnTucy.
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tain Hlekok, while prsetielnE. threw
The hammer l22 ieet. a. Brown Jr.'
put tho weight z feet s inches. Cap,
tain HIekoE thinks his men are IN rood
condition and haVs been benehltsd BY
the Change Of climate the PaR haI
Gats,i< speaks Of tho Yale men Is mod
est and adabls and likely TO aequIe
theuselyes credltsbly 10 their matches.
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ST. LOUIS. July ll.-Madisou results:
First race, four and one.half turlongs-
Larry Kavanagh won; time, 1901.
Second, five and one-halt furlongs-
Irono II. won; time, l:l4l. Third, five
and one. half furlongs-snie Home won ;
time, i:iS. Fourth. ak furiongs-Jim
Head won; time, l:l9l. Fifth, one
nile-Jamestown won; tIme, l:49i.
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II. & o. Sunday Excursion" to Pittsburgh.
Every Sunday until further notice tho
baltimore & OHIO Company will soil OK
cuFsiOR tickets, Wheeling TO Pittsburgh,
at 81 80 for the round trip, good going
and returning only on dNto Of sale,
Trains leave Wheeling a! $500 and 1880
n. IN. Returning, leave Pittsburgh at
400 aud $3.50 p, IN,
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GLASGOW, July 1.-THE Britannia
has bean entered Ia tho Royal Munster
regatta, which will be called on July %.
Tho Vigilant has also entered in this
regatta, and both boats are entered in
the regatta OF tho Royal Cork Yacht
Club, TO be sailed July "a and 25, so
that another three days contest between
the two yachts 10 cortnin.
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ST. LOUIS, July 1.-THE Browns Won
to.day's game which WINS marked by
heavy slugcing and was q very close
and long contest Attendance 1000.
Score:
St. Louis ................-0 4 . 0 o o lis
FArned rms T. and 8 Errors. cach. Hits.
l9aud 10. Pitchers. GARRISON. lIawlcy, WcyhIug
mud Harper. Umpire, Hartley.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
.RUsFEE's SALE.

BIZ yirtnc OF decd OF trust male by Mar, n.
Sanafa and Michael Mcnamara. her hl,a.t
10 me aS trustee. dated April II. lslJ r,'a-l
In tho Office Of the Clerk OF the County Cons a
Ohio county, West Virginia, IN Deed Of Ira:
Hook No d. page 9oJ. ! will sell NJ tho p ~
front door OF The court house o! Sati couaiy ..
WEDNESDAY. THE iSrH DAY OF JULY i5l
commencing ut 10 O'Clock u. m, the i0ll0v.-,
described property, that Il TO Eayi
The eat half Of lot numbered two aua "a.
WcSt halt Of lot numbered thusc, situate ut.. :,
cliv 81 Wheeling. Ohio c0dnIy. West VitsnH !,
laid euE by Andrew II. brltt. plat u Which +,
division Is reSordcd in Deed BOOK No. :! Vs.,
lJg The Eald piece Of ground 'front.' forty i,
Oh Eleventh street. E8nhiHg HosthwHuI,g Il
equal width 10 the south line Of lands owH-d b.
The Wheeling Pittsburgh & baltimore ullf1a4
one hundred and twenty feet HnaTe OF lea,
TEAMS ~ SkLE;-OnC.ihlFd aud As much ia.f,
akthc purchaser elects 70 pay 10 cash on the Oar
d sale the balance In two equal tnstatimca, 4,
opc aud two years. nOtNs bearing interest f-l.l
the day OF sale To bV given for the daiuT,si ~
mentS W. J. W. G0NDEN, Ttus'e
" II. UALLR AnCtiOuHCr JEFF.
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CLEVELAND, July 1l.-Clcvoland bat
ted out tO-tay's game in the last inning.
Up to that timO II had been close and
hard Gght Attendance 800. Score:
cleveland ..a......2 o 90 > sol BIS
WnsllngtOn...o....-g 0 2 U . 20l DO
Earned runs. Cleveland :. Errors, I each.
Hts. 81 and l. Pitchers, Grlflth, Crppy and
Mercct umpltd, Em1lic.
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CHICAGO, July 1.-The Bostons could
do nothing with Griffith to-day while
the Colts raped Nichols all over the
fold and forced him TO retro in tho
sixth inning Attendance 1850 Score;
Chicago ....,.............-.l Q 80 90 3 0-la
IS and TO- Pitchers, Griffith Nichols and West.
IImnirD AlcOUnIl
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COMMITTED SUICIDE.
Tho Chicago Manager OF tho Standard OIL
Company Shouts Mltnaelf.

CHICAGO, July LIP. G. llaufortl, well
known as the Chicago manager Of tho
Standard Oil Company, committed sui
eide by shooting himself ut tho lIotol
Mctropolo in this city this morning. uO
WINS supposed to be worry wealthy, but
worried 0vor tho financial situation. Mr..
IIauiard was also vice president Of the
National LinsOed Oil Company.
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LOUISVILLE. July 1.-The homo team
made it three straight from Brooklyn
to-day. Tho Bridogroons could not
touch Hemming after tho third inning.
Attendance 1000 Score:
.0uiSNiiic-................O / . o o o ? O. !
nrOOklyn."....... ......,O D o y o. .
Earned runs . and . Errors, aud o Illts,
MIN Hurst
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Eul7s to ordor SIS, reduced from sl7
and SEQ, at Morton G. Stout & Co. g,
Merchant Tailors, undor McLuro House.
JomN L. RICE, Manager.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-12
FOUR TINE WINNER
Tho Britannia Again Defeats the
Bsst American Yacht
TYFY VILL MEET lGlIN SOON

In Irish Waters aud Then tho Tables
Nay Do Turnod-AlI of tho Western
Ball Teams Won Yesterday-Wash.
ise.oH Goes TO the Bossom-Eaeea
at BriEhton Bencb-Lato News of
Sport.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-12

At Detroit-Dotroit /, Minneapolis @.
NJ ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS, Kan.
aha CitNA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-12

BALTIMORE, July 11.-Lucky batting
and great work on the part Of Pittsburgh
outtleld won to-day's game. Attendance
4.500. Score:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-12

oua Waist Sale still continues
ii. EMsHYiMER.