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Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-21

fnclle pen by ihe neck, and dashes of,
slowly and painfully, something like
this:
"Once more the seasons have re-
volved and mature Is stripped of her
beauties. The wind In harsher, It has
dcnuded the forests Of their summer
giories, strewing the ground with tho
cast-off rags Of verdure- The dahlia
alone holds out the parting splendor Of
the summer with an intense fire Of It's
own, as though the sunlight bad bios
somed into color. The gay season has
passed, autumn IL leading us to winter
N life wanes and the sornbered counte-
nance OF man foreshadows death"
Leaves have their time to fall. That's
where leaves differ from the price Of
gas. Speaking Of leaves. reminds me
that this IN likewise the season when II
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-21
Carlyle 4. . Pedagogue.

a pupil of Thomas Carlyle has just
died at Montreal. Jonathan Duncan
Findlar was his name, and he used to
delight his friends with anecdotes OF
the early days when Carlyle faithfully
carried out the precept: Spare the rod
und spoil the child" "0h, yes" said
the old gentleman, ''Carlyle was down
right cruel. He would help usvery l,-
tle and chnstise us very much. His
attention was not upon us nj all, but
upon what he was writing Mt his desk.
l think he hated teaching. "-Chicago
Chronicle.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-21

gathered in the open air on Christmas
day. In New York November is an au-
tumnal month. The air is sprirglike
and balmy, but, occasionally. the
weather, to use one of Opie Reads aph-
orisms, is ms cold us dogs nose Janu-
ary." November is lovely month. and.
in the language of well-known poet.
whose name cannot recall:
mystic November! o. brief intermezzo.
Set the years glory and dying between:
Leading US into. by rich modulations.
Silence and sleep and December's pale
sheen"
This, too, is the season when the jan
itor starts q fire In the heater In the
cellar ito take the chill of" and be-
fore 1t is fairly going muggy simeon
OF parboiled heat comes down. and
drives you to the ice chest and profan-
ity for something cool.
This, too, is the season when hats
are showing which way the wind is
blowing.
1t is the time for pumpkin and mince.
In regard TO the latter, must utter
note Of warning. II man has had
New York mince pie for supper. and
simultaneously, M II were. had his ears
frozen before breakfast, he will not be
done wrestling with the pie until long
after the frost bites have thawed into
oblivion.
Out here in the east, autumn Is the
great season for enjoyment. Some OF
the seasons blessings are uspoetical-
ly described:
''Tne pumpkin pie Is yellow.
The buckwheat cake Is brown.
The farmers gray neck whiskcrs
Are full OF thistle down.
The rabbit Is cavorting
Along the gloomy slope:
The shotgun OF the sportsman
Eliminates his love.
Sing nj! Tor merry autumn.
Sing no! for autumn gay.
Whose pretty pot-pie squirrels
Among the branches play"
This, too. Is the season when the SEN
timental editor. or editress, seizes the
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-21

rheumatism that warps their lower
limbs into fantastic curves. Others
have a still better excuse for not going
around in winter. They are presumably
in warmer climate. The word "brust-
~" may convey feeble idea of the New
York winter, but autumn is glorious.
The Indian summer In this part Of the
United States may be said to open for
business in September, and 1t keeps 1t
up sometimes until late in December.
Some years ago the Indian summer
lasted until january, and it could be
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-21
HOW = rear Tree was saved.

Mr.. Edward Wilson informs the
editor Of the Eutaw (Ala.) Mirror that
he successfully cured pear tree Of
blight in the following manner. lie
first cut away the diseased part, thcu
bored n dozen or 30 of holes with q
small bit. through the bark and into the
sap wood. He then put q dose Of
calomel-say five 10 ten grains--in
each hole. Plugged the holes up with
a violating cedar peg, cut Il on
even with the bark. The tree soon
covered this over by its natural proc
ess, and the tree 10 now heavily
loaded with fruit and II very thrifty
ard prosperous looking.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-21
AUTUMN In NEW YORK.
The One Time Of the Year Whom
Lies Worth Living.
Pscuilarities Of Indian Summer In Gotham
-Tnmps and Politicians Contribute
20 Make the Venerable
Town Lively.
Speciai Now York Letter

Al q general thing, the weather Of
New York is us full OF discrepancies rs
q shad il OF bones. The New York win
ter Is simply indescribable. Wind,
thaw, slush and freeze follow each other
in quick succession. and II man does
not 20 around practicing u cough that
sounds like pounding on IN empty bar
rel. he Is regarded us suspicious char
acter. A great many people. however.
do not go around much In winter. They
are unable to do SO on account Of the
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-21
Sand % Church as Punlshmsnt.

A peculiar penalty was inflicted upon
three men ut Norristown, Pa. John
Jenkins, Mahlon Markley and James
Dolan were acquitted on the charge Of
assault and battery on the promise THAI
they would accompany the prosecutor.
Mr.. Fisher, to church for the next
twelve Sundays.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-21

The troughs below catch all the fine
particles and the refuse. The manager
mny be made of lighter boards. The
rack may be made any length desired.
Troughs OF this size serve well for feed
ing ensilage and roots.
The objection to this rack Is that It
il very heavy and does not serve very
we'll for feeding corn stover either
whole or cut.-H. +. Miller, in Ohio
Farmer
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-21

I'm 40 Olympiads there were four
different kinds Of years; ~ q common
year Of s54 days; (2) the embolismic
year of Ssl days; (3) the last year OF
each alternate 0lympiad consisted Of
3s7 days; (4) the last year Of each 10th
olympind Of 357 days.
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-21
That's what Sticks Him.

The horse who wastes strength
In conveying the load.
Don't care for the length
But the depth Of the road.
IL A. w. Bulletin
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-21

Truth Is the most powerful thing
In the world. since even fiction itssf
must be governed by H. and can only
please BY IT. resemhlancss- Shaftes..
bury,
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-21

outdone by each other. The outdoor
meetings have certainly little or no rf-
feet in convincing the small audiences
that seem to listen. The dry for
oratory us IN effective campaign wrap-
On has gone. Nowadays people read
and reason. Oratory is the clustering.
sloilt child OF a semi-barbarous age.
Tn, press is the foe to rhetoric, und the
art of defamation has been sinking IN
value from the moment speakers wers
foolish enough to publish. and the read
ers wise enough. to read.
During the campaign which has just
closed l had an excellent opportunity
Baxter Springs news. [volume] (Baxter Springs, Kan.) 1882-1919, 1895-12-21

The longest road Is the one with the
toughest surface.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20
GOODBYE M'DOUGAL.
Tho Wheeling Pitcher Recalled by
the st. Louis Management.
ANDERSON ORDERED TO REJOlN
Tho Club Mt CoIumDus-Anothcr
Twlrlcr viii be Signed NJ Once.
Findlay Shuts Out Iimu--W hccling
md Columbus Dldnt PIuy-Tho
liuocs at Mcllrn's liooiss-ThD Bowl.
crs auu Daisies l,ol, u ITO Game.

Tho Wheeling ball club 10 In a bad
way Tor pitchers. Anderson was dis
abled nj Uhtich,villc las. Saturday, bu.
no has about recovered and was ysstor,
day ordered to rcjoin tho club at Lima,
Tho order to go to Lima camo before /,
was known TIM. tho club was TO play in
Columbus yesterday and to-day aud n
telegram wa, sent to White telling him
to head oil the twirlor on his arrival a,
Columbus. Doubtless this was donc.
Anderson said yesterday afternoon that
ho was in lair condition and could 10 IN
and pitch this week.
But tho startling part OF tho telegram
from White ordering Anderson to 70,
port was tho sentence with which II lcd
OF. as follows:
"McDougal has boon ordered to 70.
port to St. Louis" ,
This comoa somewhat In the nature
oil n surprise, q. it was generally under.
stood that tho nsr6ament made with
tho Wheeling management was that
Mac was to romain with Wheeling
throughout tho season. This, evident.
ly. Is not true.
Tho Wheeling team Is now left with
two twlrlers. Kane and Anderson, aud
1t Is absolutely necessary tina, another
man be secured. McClcaryEronld have
fitted in the vacancy nicely, out it is
understood that he has agreed to ,hs
terms Of the Twin Ci,ies. Another
man. a college twirler. is in sight and
may DO secured the latter part OF the
week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20
WESTERN MEN
VIII Present n Memorial to tho Conven.
tion OH tho Monetary Situation.

VIII Present II Memorial to tho Conysn.
ton Oh tho Monetary Situation.
CLEVELAND. Ono, Juno i&-The sill.
yer men from Colorado, Utah, Arizona,
Washington, Nevada. Wyoming, Idaho,
aud Now Mexico hold n meeting to-day
aud decided to act as n unit on tho sill.
vor question. 1t Is stated that Senator
Dubois will introduce n free coinage
resolution at the convention.
Colonel Trumbo, OF Salt Lake CRY,
Presented the following memorial
with tho resolution OF tho silver mon:
Wo arc not here rs western mon nor
as tho representatives OF silver produc.
ing atatcs. We come before YOU M ci,i.
zens OF Il III country no part OF
which can 90 artiticinlly built up with.
out INJURY 10 the balance.
In demanding tue insertion OF a reso.
luton which recognizes tho ncccssity OF
tho ircc end unlimited coinage OF silver
NJ n ratio of IL to /, you must bulioyo
that IL motives nrc patriotic rather
than selfish.
Time and place do not afford opportu.
nifty for extensive discussion OF this
subject. but the certain fact may be
stated without fear OF contradiction,
that under tho monetary" system as
now expressed in our legislation, the
country has not prospored.
II we would maintain tho prestige Of
the partyand continue the efforts 40 long
expressed b. tho ballots OF the people
Of tho United States then We SHALL give
to tho people tho relief they ask for and
restore 10 them tho bi-mctallic standard
under which they so long prospercd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20

Chicago, June l9.-The Industrial
Repor. tomorrow will say OF the Chi.
cago iron market:
a brisk buying movehcntis now in
progroIs. An exceptionally large ton
mage WINS placed during tho week for
coke and Lake Superior charcoal ioun-
dry iron. and with few exceptions at
full quotations. Bcssomer is now
quoted at Sl2 and Lake Superior char.
coal iron at SIS. The advances in tho
former havo greatly stimulated sales of
the latter among manufacturers Of mai
lGables and car wheels. Southern iron
has been nd yancod 80 cents this week
aud ordcrs accepted for immediate do.
livery only. Steel rails woro also adj.
vaucod 81, making S2i at eastern mills
and So at western.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20
NrKEE's ROCK @
n Fa't Trace und Exciting Races thc
Features Yesterday.

n Fa't Trace uud Exciting Races thc
Features Yesterday.
Srociai DisDatch 10 he hltlijene.r.
P~rrrsnURaIT, June ll.-Tho second
days races OF tho McKoc'a Rock meet.
Ing wero ilrst.class in every respect. Tho
track was VERY fast, aud tho time nude
in several OF tho heata OF tho frat race,
tho .;lj tros, was good. A crowd oi
fully twenty-five hundred people
thrOpged the stands and enjoyed the
Afternoons sport. Daudy's victory in
the 2:l5 trot in three straight heats is
seeIningly easy, bu. both Azippi md
Grover Cleveland pushed tho winner
hard. In tho second race tho first boat
wal unexpectedly taken from the
iayorite by Tornado Chimes, but Iour.
bon L. am TO tho front in grand style
III tho second, third and fourth, winning
tho event. The third event was won
by Wedon X. after Wood Boy had cap
tured the opening heat. The sum.
marios:
3:l5 class, trot-Dandy won in three
straight heats. Time, 2:l9t, 2:lG. 100.
AzIppa aud Grover Cleveland also
started.
800 class, trot-Won by Bourbon L.
in second. third and fourth heats. Time,
2:@6t. 2:2G!, 2:37. Tornado Chimes
took the first heat in 2:2Sl. Sallic Rush,
Bessie X. ,Tilliiord, Bald York and Kit
ty Price also started.
PCS class. trot-Weden X. took the
second, third aud iorrlh heats. Time,
2:25, 2:253, e:2+k. Wood Boy won tho
tirst heat in 2:25S. Stanhope, Ollie B..
Seamstrcss and Clarence II. also started.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20
WHEELING DAILY INTEIIIGENCER THURSDAY. JUNE 20, 1896
rclcascd to-day. Tho former gool to
Scranton and tho latter to Syracuse.
a TIE IN TIE TENTH.
Tie Most Exciting liowliUs Ghmo OF
AaL.-.L.- - stL.I


TIE Most Exciting liowiiUs Game OF tho
soa'on Last Might.
Not since league championship bowl
Ing has como In vogue IN Wheeling has
tlicro boon n game In which both teams
made exactly tho same number Of pins
Until last night when tho l,owlcrs'
nnd Daisies scores each footed up sos.
Game, liavo boon won on margins OF
Quo, two or three pins. but Il ito has
heretofore boon unknown. Tho ito
nccossitatcd tho rolling Of another
irnmo IN which tho Daiaics came out
successful. making 81 TO II by the
l'owlcrs. Tho other two games woro also
won by Jim" Days disciples on very
cruditublo scores. thosccond game being
won on a score OF 0Gl. Tho scores in
detail:
Bowlera-scott 10. l3S, l27; Rlhel.
dailer l35, 100. 40; Whitaker lGl, III,
100: Lamb III, 1856, 1853; Sta.tlcr l43, 1876,
l5S; Blind lBS. lG5, 100; totals SOS, $50,
Daisics-Stsvcnon l79, l4s, 147;
Wells l36, l93. l67; Bishop l?S. lGl, 1872;
Amick ISL, ~, l27; bloomfield IA, lO9,
l2l;J. Day l37, 100, $50; totals sos, V6l,
S07-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20

CtSclXSATr, June l0.-rAo weather
was threatening at L.N,ouia to-day. but
tho attendance was large. There were
only five races on the card. Il. S. Payne's
grey seldinc. Pittsburgh. was cut down
i'll tho second race aud is probably per.
manertly disabled. Summaries:
First. milc--Psul Pry, !. Cooling .,
Stra,hreel ;: l:i2i. Second, : furlonga
Prince Imperial J.. Belle Foster Q, Mrs.
Morgan 5; l:99!. Third, 5 iurloncs-
Loki |. Free Coinage .. Squire G. 3;
l:02i. Fourth, mile and 80 yards-To-
bin l, Acc ., Greenwich 3; l:lj!. Fifth,
5 iurlonGs-Au RevOir !, Lillian L. .,
lsosalind 5; l:O24.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20
WASHINGTON uUSrLING
And aiay Supplant tindIny In tho Leagu,
The Now Scheluis-

Ind May Supplant iindIny In tho League.
The Now Schedule.
Washington. Pa, is making q frantic
effort to get into the league and il
money and enterprise are OF any avail
the Quaket town Is sure to be rcpre.
scented. says the Columbug Stale Jour
nal. Manager Borrows, oil the Wheel.
ing club, experienced no difficulty in
enlissing the support OF business mon.
and they signed a petition through
which the NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. college
grounds were secured Tor the games.
The Mckeowns, who have made q cool
million ia oil, will furnish tho financial
backing, and say they are willing 10
drop a few thousand dollars Oh tho sea.
son. il necessary. Half n dozen players
have already been signed, and IL fran.
chise i, cranted to Washington tho town
will certainly be represented BY n good
club. Messrs. l. d. J.. Mckeown and D..
NJ. Currnn. two OF WaIhington's wealthy
and prominent young men arrived in
the city yesterday and were IN confer.
encs with President Ziegler last night.
The only hope OF the Was hington peo-
pie TO secure an entrance into the league
is Il purchase the franchise OF ono
club now n member thereof. Nego,ia.
tious arc now pending, but the deal has
not been consummated. The finilay
franchise is the n that will DO secured,
il any. and au offer has beea mlda, but
it is still un%acceptcd. Il is understood
that the deal is likely to 90 through,
but it will require several days before
tho matter is finally settled. The nd.
mission Of Washington would doubtless
greatly strengthen tho league for many
and obvious reasons, and il Is to be
hoped that the change will be made.
Until the question relating to the ad.
mission OF Washington, Pa. ia ,3AttIed,
the new schedule for the ak Clubs in
tho league will not be given ont. 1t is
understood, however, that Lima will
play two games in Columbus on the
Fourth. while Findlay will play at
Wheeling and kentou at Twin Cities.
Under the new schedule it was ar
ranged that the frat serie3 OF games
should be two games each, but as this is
race week at Lima and tho Wheelings
were scheduled to play there Wedncs-
day and Thursday. it was decided TO
make 4 change. To avoid tho races
Wheeling plays two anss scheduled
Tor later in the season In Columbus
Wednesday aud Thurgday. Lima goes
10 Findlay and Twin Cilie3 to kenlon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20

Just why there should be such 4 rush
to sec a match between Johnson and
Zimmerman seems difficult 10 under.
stand. In their careers as amateurs,
Zimmerman and Johnson met in about
seventeen races OF which Johnson won
one.
Joyeux, the French racer. has com,
pleted tho task OF riding round Franco
in nineteen DAYS. Tho distance ridden
was nearly $500 miles. and tine average
oils miles was ridden each day.
Walter WORKS will ride q half mile
against the horse, lIighwnyman, on the
State Fair track on tho Fourth, n feat.
ure OF the Garfield assembly picnic.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20

WAsmSGroN, June l9.-Fice Consul
Harris, at Cardia, Wales, has sont to
tho department OF state n report show.
ing tho British cxpor. Of lin plato for
the first three months OF 1915 rs com
pared with tho ammo period Of 1891. In
January, February and March, 1891,
tho total export was S0.SSl tons. valued
at cl,OO9, 320, Of which is,dlG tons woro
exported to tho United States. During
the zane period in 1895 tho total export
was 1857? tons valued At cl,O97, $50, Of
which CO.j7O tons were mi to tho
United Stulca.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20
THEY SHOW FIGHT.
Continued from F:ra pace1 :
coinage Of silver Mt tho ra,io Of 10 to /,

coinnge Of silver ut tho rntio OF 10 to l..
yot tho silver men say tlioy Rro satisfied
with It, aud TINT rs thcy have ,uch n
largo number OF their mon on tho com.
mitlco that thcro cannot 10 any posi-
two declaration against ifcc coinage
without auch n minority report as TO
give tiiom n fair chance in the ilcht on
tho two reports In tho convention.
II. Clay Evans. Of l%onnossuC. moved
to rotor all resolutions TO tho committee
on resolutions without dUbato. An
amendment to rotor without reading
waO defeated. n, thn silver men protest.
cd. Mr.. Evans motion prevailed. Tho
secretary announced that tho stato dol.
cgatcs should report their mombOrs OF
tho committocs on resolutions, luaguo
work. rules and order Of business, limo
aud place, and these committees would
meet at 4 p. NJ. A meeting OF tho pros.
idcnts Of state leagues was announced
for 8 n. III. tomorrow. At lp. IN. tho
convention adjourned till 10 o'clock to.
morrow to give tho committees timo 10
work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20

The Illuminated official programme OF
tho fifteenth annual meet OF The Ohio
division. League OF American Wheel.
men, ut Canton, July s.. 1 and 5, is out.
This meet, it is anticipated, will be one
OF the best in the history Of the divis.
ion, and tho races will DO high class.
There are two class B events Oh the two
days programme. the others being
class A. S%teubcnville will send 4 big
delegation and several wheeling cyclers
intend 20 make tho pilgrimage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20
PITCHING
Was too Much for tho Lino Team-OnIy
Two El.c Hits Mnis.

was too oiuch Tor tho Luna Teain-OnIJ
Two La-c Hits Made.
Special Di.pateh 10 " Eat'l!J>nor.
FIHDLAY. Jnue l0.-Pastosius, tho
Barnesville strawberry-hued twirler,
who doesn't have to initiate 4 monkey,
was in great form this afternoon. His
mastery pitching was too much for tho
Lima aggregation. who secured only
Two angles OF his delivery, and not n
man reached third base during the
game, and only three got to the first
bag. Lcut1 was hit pretty hard in tie
second inning, but after that no settled
down, and pitched good bail. Score:
FinGlay..m...."~.~..O 0 > 0 0 . o O-5
L!:II........".-.., ....0 . U y 0 OF
; Batteries, PnStoFiuS aud D1rOy: Lcutz and Boy
cit Homo run. Gray. Earned rUns. F.adlay :.
Str:ck "t;t. Gy Pa,tofiuY /. by I.cnik Q. bon bic
rlaY', p'"nddabu:s aud Klhm. Umqircs, l!eidy
hut SDnnCfS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20

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bruises, sores. ulcers. salt rhoum, foyer
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1t is Guaranteed to givo perfect sntisiac.
ton or money refunded. Price 25
cents por box. For snIo by Logan Drug
Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20

TRAVELLERS find n sale companion in
DO Wits Collie and Cholera Cnrc. A
change in drinking water and in diet,
often causes severe and dangerous com.
plants. This medicine always cures
them. Logan & Co., Wheeling, W. Va,
u. +. Pcahody, Bcnwood, Bowie & Co.,
Bridgeport, 0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20

On and attor Thursday Juno 20 until
further notice. Baltimore & Ohio train
No. 8, due NJ Wheeling at 1910 n. H.,
nnd train No. 4, leaving Wheclin. ut
$40 p. M, will run into tho camp sta
ton. n. LANE,
Travelling paaaonger Ayoul.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20

TuE most pleasant liitlo pills for roy.
nlating tho bowels are DO Wits Little
Eariy lsi.0ra. euro sick headache and
constipation. Small pill. Small dose.
Logan Drug Co., Wheeling. W. Va, i.
I. Peabody, Benwood, and Bowie & Co.,
Bridgeport, y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20

P~frTsrUHGu, Juno 10. - Pittsburgh
founl no difficulty in defeating Louis.
vile on their frat appearance in Tx.
position park this yoar. Tho ColoncIs
wsro out.classcl. Attendance 200.
Score:
Pittsburgh ."""...""..l 0 10 0 - I
l.olii'"I!ic .""". .-".D 0 o y y o. |
E-l:Hri runs iF,i'bnrsh /. Base hits. : and O.
Efr0n, IH5G q Twn.bI,r HIS. GIInsnRn, Pres.
ton. Ihffr base hlt. IIcnsiry. Struck out,
bnuOYnH Lniurr, Inks. rllCNGrJ, lIrYIry Rni
Inks, Time l:J. Umpire. jcyunc.
Al Philadelphia. A.tcndIncc 600. sc0ro:'
Ihlinlrtl 'h!a,""....n 0 u u : ! 0 D lii
baltimore o.......".--0 . > 0 o D ~
Hrs, /. and II. Error, o md " rTtcler..
Ta?l0;. !iplGr mad E'prE. Umpire. Murray.
At .0Uoa. Attendance 900. Score:
Ehs'oa .....,.... ........-0 y q & D D 10
B'oHElrn .. ,...-.""..i q 0 0 U q i
llii', - and II. Errors. | anil >. Pitchers.
S!chos eal Kennedy. Umpire. Mcdonald.
A New York. Attendance i.jln. sGorn:
Ecw Fork ........,.....oU n OIL O.
WAIlf, -t0R e. ..u. - o .
His, p tud Z. Ktr0r4 1 and l. pItchcu, Ger.
man aud Maui. Umpire. KlnSlIc.
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20 Chnncp far Whs,ln-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20

SD1.H- IJIIDIICH 70 If TITtT TyfI:f,
COLUMBUS. Juno l9.-Tho game this
afternoon between tho Wheeling and
Columbus teams Vas not played on nc.
count OF rain, which made tho diamond
Unfit inr nllr .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20

The following ,abln showa tho work
oil the Wheeling pitchers durin. tho
frat seriss. just closed:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-20

30 Chnnco for Wiio-!in:.
PfrTsBURdn, Juno l9.-ri,Cher Col.
co!Ough and Cannon wore practically