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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1895-12-15
barbara Aub Released.

NEW YORK, Dec. 14.-Barbara Aub
has been released on bail. The girl left
the court room with Miss Mary Aub and
her aunt Mrs. Mitchell. They would not
say where they were going.
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Senate Rules.

WASHINGTON, Dec. 14-The Senate
committee on rules today decided not to
take up any Of the proposed amendments
of the senate rules until the new COM
mittees shall be appointed.
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IRONIEs OF HISTORY.

For holy Russia to step forward as
the champion of civil and religious lib
erty in Turkey is one of the ironies Of
history, especially as it is no longer q
secret that the Armenian agitation is
fomented by Russian arms and Rus
sian money.-Jewish Messenger.
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COUNTY COURT.

Contest About the Road Around the
Cottonwood "Stairs.'
There was a. contest before the county
court yesterday between the Big Cotton
wood Power company and the Maxfield
Mining company relative to the road
around THE Stairs" George l.. Nye
represented the Maxfield Mining company
and John NJ. Cannon the Power company.
McNaIly, Roberts and Geddes were pres
emit The point was raised by an outsider
mat the county court consisted Of a
board of commissioners, that the county
commissioners had visited the place and
inspected the road and under Judge
Murphy's ruling. in the Durrant case, had
no right to take oral testimony. This
point being raised. the court continued thA
case until next Monday
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SHE OBEYED ORDERS.

"I thought you had a. good girl"
Mrs. Bloom?"
''I had"
What became of herr"
ST told her to get up early and dust"
s'Well?'
"she got UP and dusted-"-Detroit
Tribune
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A SLEEPING GIRL.

Sosnitza, in Upper Silesa, has a
sleeping girl, who, in her waking in
tervals, divulges communications which
she processes to have received directly
from the virgin. Thousands of people
flock to see the miracle and the police
authorities also have her under OBJ
seryatiOn.
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Pool Champion.

SYRACUSE. N. Y. Dec. 14.-William H.
Clearwater, OF Ravenna, O., won the
tonight by defeating jerome heogh l25
10 123.
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THE soRyrTuREsl UNAssAI1ABLE.

Prof. Sayce's recently published
views as to the higher criticism, of
which he is scarcely so devout a fol-
lower as Of old, received q powerful
endorsements in last weeks Sunday
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RAH. RAH: RAH:

Bah. Bah! Bahi
Skates and Sleds given away.
Ha! Ha. Ha!
Where?
SPENCER & LYNCH CO.,
leaders in Footwear 124 Main.
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GOOD
Shoes

GOOD
Shoes
for
everybody
SPENCER & LYNCH CO.,
Leaders in Footwear. 124 Main.
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CHAIRMAN
CARRIERS CALL
TIE the Republicans of the United
States.
THE COMING CONVENTION.
RULES FOR THE ELECTION OF THE
DELEGATES.

CIarkson Will Soon Precipitate the
Allison Boom, Having Already Left
For st. Louis For That Purpose
There Are Those Who Say: "Look
Out For HARRISON"
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11EE AND RELIGION.

Life is a great exchange of ideas.
homes. principles, affections. revenges.
Joys and sorrows. 1t is largely a retail
business. We learn the alphabet let
ter by letter and word by word. We
come to understand the principles OF
government by beginning with ~that
which is primary. The great truths
of religion are not received in bulk,
but by the addition of one ray of di-
vine light, and then another and still
another, until the circle of truth is
complete. "-Philadelphia Methodist
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RAH! RAH! RAH!

Bah! Bah! Bah!
Skates and Sleds given away.
Ha! Ha! Ha!
Where?
SPENCER & LYNCH CO..
Leaders in Footwear, 124 Main.
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CHRISTMAS

gifts
for the children
given away with Shoes.
SPENCER & LYNCH CO..
Leaders in Footwear, 124 Main.
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nor,lsomnbp's AGENTS
BuI'n- tho Gold rIoduct OF Colorado.
Why tho mluts Itscaipts Arc Short.

BuIin. tho Gold Product Of Colorado.
WHY tho mluts I,scaipn Arc Short.
Denver, Coi., May 1.-The Rocky
Mountain News to-day says:
Tho gold receipts a. tho Denver mint
have fallen OF heavily in tho pas, month
in spitc OF increased production. There
has boon no increase In recci pts at other
min.s and assay Offices to account for
tho discrepancy. Tho mystery has been
solved. Tho smeltors havo been selling
thor products to tho agents Of the
Ro,hchilds and others Interested In tho
recent bond snle instead Of placing IL In
tho mint. Tho samo agents have been
purchasing tho larger rotorts sent up
from tho principal gold mines, thus
keeping n considerable quantity over
and above tho smcltcr product out OF
tho mint These facts arc youchod for
by mon who arc In q position to know
what Ia occurring In tho inncr circles.
Tho receipts ut tho mint during tho last
month have not exceeded one half Of
those expected.
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Mira. Phoebe Thomas, OF Junction City.
ILL.,, was told by her doctors she hal
consumption and that thcro was no
hope for her, but two bottles Of DR..
Kings New Discovery completely curod
her, and sho says it saved her life. Mr..
Thomas Eggers, l30 Florida ST., San
Francisco, suffered from dreadful cold,
approaching consumption. tried with
ont resuit everything else, then bought
ono bottle Dr.. Kings New Discovery
and in two weeks was cured. Ho IL nat
urally thankful. 1t is such results, Of
which these arc samples, that prove the
wonderful efficacy OF this medicine In
coughs and colds. FREQ trial bottles ut
Logan Drug Co.'S drug store. Regular
Bize 50c and Sl.00.
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MARTINS FERRY.
haps nnd Mishap~ In Ih- Thriving City
Across tho Rlyer.

Across the River.
John II. HINES. proprietor OF tho
Touring mill at Glenn's run. had hia
arm broken tho other day by being
kicked BY horse. Tho animal kicked
atauother horse and struck Mr.. Hane4
on tho arm, knocking him down and
breaking his leg.
Mr.. J. /. Frin., a prominent business
man OF ST. Clairsville, was married 10
Miss Mary Clark, tho accomplished
daughter oil Mr.. Thomas Clark. Of tho
Hotel Clarendon, OH Monday evening.
Tho wedding was quiet one.
Miss Cora Watson. OF Vine street. re.
turned yesterday from six months
visit to Chicago and Atlantic, Iowa. She
wAs accompanied by her grandmother.
Mrs. Louis n. Watson. who will visit
her sou. Mrs. C. y. Watson.
Yesterday Mayor Westwood fined Pc.
ter Dunn three dollars and costs for
calling James Long vile names. Dunn
is employed at the Buckeye and Long
was formerly employed there.
Dennis Callaghan was arrested last
night about 10 o'clock at his homo on
Lombard stree, for wife beating. Police.
man Neal says Dennis struck his wife
once while he was in the house.
The case OF Kate F. Kane vs. Martins
Ferry is set for to-day in the common
pleas court. Several men who will
have to 60 out on tire case wanted to see
tho ball game.
A general meeting OF the Masons was
held last night n. which arrangements
were made for the corner stone laying
on Saturday, May IL.
Tho Baptist Fishing Club will 90 into
camp At Rush Run about June |.
Walter Duff is captain aud VIII Coates
Is cook.
The rate over the Wheeling 4 Lake
Erie railroad will be only one cent a
milo to the grand encnmpmcnt at San.
dusky.
Charles Williams, Of the Peoples
Savings Bank. ha, the typhoid fever at
his homo at Mt. Pleasant.
George Webber and W. Ii. HELEN.
bine visited tho Jeaerson county oil
field yesterday.
Robert Duff has returned home from
Columbus, where he has been working.
Tin mills Nos. l3. IA, Is and Is at the
Etna.S.andard viii! 90 on to-day.
j.. |. X. RatcliG, the Mt Pleasant banker,
was in town last evening.
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BEIl,iIRE.
AllSorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.
business.


Tho installation OF Rev. II. 4. s.
King, as pastor OF the First Presbyter-
ian church, will take place this evening
at the church, there has been special
programme arranged for the occasion.
G. Fl. Zimmerman. OF this city, has re-
turned to Columbus, after spending a
a few days in this city.
Quito number from this city will 90
up to Wheeling Island this afternoon to
sec the game OF ball.
Abe Sellick, OF this city. will leave
ahortly for l.oratn, wncre he will open
up store.
Thomas Dickens. OF the Fourth ward,
is making Improvements on his pro.
per,y.
G. C. Marsh left to-day for Sisters
vile, after spending several days in this
CITY.
Miss Fay Hubbard, OF GAINESVILLE. is
visiting friends and relatives in this
city.
Miss Emma Samen,laler, Of Barnes.
vi!lo, IL tho guest oil friends in this city.
DIR. Huston is moving into tho former
residence OF Joseph Clements.
Miss Mcconnell. OF Wheeling Island,
is visiting frienda in this city.
John Coulson, OF Columbus, is calling
on friends In this city.
George r. Grafton, Of Marietta, il in
this city on business.
Meyer lIerzberg will leave for Sisters
willie this morning.
John Huffman, OF this city, is in
Pittsburgh.
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tho load. tho games wcrc very intsrelt.
Ing aud drew alareo crowd OF tho cranks.
The frat game was tho finest ovor suen
In Wheeling. Three OF tho team scores
broke tho bes. previous record on tho
Mu.cc alleys. In tho frat Tho Bowlcrs
made 0S2, Of which tho "blind" mado
239. and the Daisies woro away up with
500. In the second game Tho Dowlcrs
dropped badly, while Daales did even
better than IL the first game, making
o37. Tho third game developed only
medium rolling and was also won by
Daisies. Tho scores;
Bowlers-Sco,t. lGG, l5o, lol; Rlhcl.
daiier, ll3, liz, ll3; EboIing 100, l2l,
l?5; Whitaker, 1872. l02. 1879; Statlor, ll2,
l3l, lis; Blind, $50. 10. 100; totals, oS9,
~. 10.
DaIsics-StOyenson, lGi, 100, III;
Wells. l6i, l7c, l90; W. Day. no, 1913,
l3o; Amlek, ISL, l5j. l3l; bloomfield,
l9S, IA, 1871 Day, ll3. III, l54; totals,
020, VS7, S07.
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by loca! applications, as they cannot
reach tho diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one one way to cure deaf.
ness. and that is by constitutional rem.
edies. Deafness is caused by IN in.
famed condition OF tho mucous lining
OF tho Eustachian Tube. When this
tube gets intlamcd you have n rumbling
sound or imperfect hearing. and when
it is entirely closed deafness is the re-
suit, and unless the inflammation can
DO taken out and this tube restored to
its normal condition, hearing will bo
destroyed forever; nine cases out Of ten
are caused by ca,arrh, which is nothing
but an inaamed condition oil the mucous
surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars for
any case Of deafness Caused by catarrh)
that canno. be cured by Hall's Catarrh
Cure. Send for circulars. free.
7. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
EiS"Sold b. Druggists. 75c.
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$50" ihV VI SAc'tisurs
PROGRAMME.
Music.
.''.ReT b. NJ spur
EHay-"Ilonle" Bo.y G. Ewing
h'ay-"forlunc Fayors the Brave" Cocoa. ......
IOt,ie y. Lewis
Music
o'ation-"WhAt Thou Lowest "a That rhOu
:, LlNest .'.....,." ..:.....D. Matte c, Roberts
Esay-"ssom our Own Point Of View. ....
Hattie NJ. JohuSon
Music.
oratIoR-"The American Citizen ................
franklin II. HurtE
Etssy-"Unscen Iutluenccs". JENNIE .. Sanford
Music
oratlon-"lt Is Hard 10 swim Against tho
E, SIesT ;ss3 81 Ina iSn IN ~ ihHlpn
euce o! the Next ;;;....;....IInrriG, A. Johnston
NNic.
otai.onI,"Wyman's Position the Test Of
Civilization ...... ... Meta Roberts
Presentation Of DIplomm-John Il. Logan, PreSl.
dent OF Board OF Education.
Music
Address to Cla~-H: McDIarmld. D. b.. rtesi.
dent Of Bethany College.
Music.
Benedlction.
The funeral OF Mr.. Joseph Turner,
father OF lion. John NJ. Turner, Of Glen
dale, took place ye,terdav morning. in.
terment at Sherrard. He was eighty
four years old and member OF the |. q.
o. F.. under whose auspices he was
buried.
The funeral OF Mrs. Louisa Newman,
aged ninety.one years, and mother OF
Hon. l. S. Newman, OF Glendale, who
died there Tuesday morning, took place
Yesterday afternoon. Interment in Mt.
Rose cemetery in this city.
Mrs. Z. J. Gallaher and son, John 7.
Gallaher, will leave to-day on 4 western
pleasure trip. They will be absent for
quito a while and will visit Denver aud
other points.
The Epworth League will hold no
meeting this evening. owing to the com.
mencement exercises OF the high school
graduates, at the opera house.
The Christian Endeavor Society held
very pieasant social at the home OF
Miss Kate Humphrey, on Tuesday
evening.
The Junior Leasuers gathered wild
flowers yesterday afternoon in the
woods above the camp grounds.
DR.. J. N. Williamson has begun tho
excavation for a magnificent residence
on his property on Fifth street.
Rev. J. A. Fullerton, OF Fairmont, is
in the city, the guest OF Rev. &. W..
Grimes.
B. +. Cheesbro leaves to-day for Key.
scr on a business trip.
J. @. Bardcl is confined to his room
BY sickness.
J. +. Burnley, ir.. is in Cameron on
business.
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BEopKLY%, May Tho first cham.
p;onship game at Eastern Park was
played to-day. The attendance was 49,.
900. It was a hot struggle for suprc-
macy. The Orioles made four RUS in
the sixth inning, couple OF errors by
Corcoran giving Them two runs. In tho
ninth inning. which was exciting, Grim
few out, and then Ad. Gumbert " hacked
ont his second safe single OF the game.
Score:
baltimore. .....-.....0 0 o . 90 0 o. G
Bro0EIyn.............. 00I I =
Earned INNS. and b. HitI : aud IL Errors
aud 4 Pitchers. Hon Mug md GumbcrL
Empires. Long and Murray. fine, 200.
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HAWTHORNE, OPENING,


''N""'"o W. Wv Nhl'Ns "
Track Yesterday.
CHICAGO, May Tho regular racing
season in Chicago opoucd auspiciously
at the hawthorn track to-day. The
card was no. an impressive one, few OF
tho good horses stabbed at the track
being ready to race. but the quality OF
the field was good enough to give tho
Cicero course, which is now lightning
fast, few records. William 4. easily
beat George +. Smith In the opening
race. doing the i've iurIong,. in :59l.
Ashland's milo in lao; also lowered tho
track record as did the lroumaster's Que
and one.eighth miles. Summaries:
First 8 furlong.-William T., l.;
George F. Smith. .; o.tyaua, ); 1914.
Second. mEle-Ashland, /; Pepper,
Q: Oakley. 8; l:40i.
Third, 1 iurlongs-Zanone, /; Marsian,
.; Balvour,3: :iSl.
Fourth. ! mi!es-The Ironmaster, | F.;
Billy Mackenzie, .; Bessie Bislaud, 8 !;
l:55l.
Filth. iurlonrs-pop Gray, /; Ire.
NOR, .; Verdi, 3; l:l4l.
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Responsible for tho G,br Disaster.

Lowgsrofr, ENGLAND, May Tho
coroncr's jury which has boon investi.
eating tho cause Of tho sinking OF the
North German Lloyd s.oamship Elbe
aftor collision which occurred carly in
tho morning OF January y. last, re-.
turned verdict to-day OF gro" uOgl.
gencc upon the part Of the mato aud
lookout man OF tho British s,ea mer
Crathic. which ran into and sank the
Elbp.
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OTTAWA, May John A. Whclan, OF
Alymar, Quebec. although Catholic,
isa Free Mason. aecrotary and treasurer
oil tho municipality and secretary Of tho
Catholic separate school board Of the
town. lilo has received n letter from
Father Labellc, tho parish priest. ask
ing him to resign his position MS secre.
tary OF the school board on account OF
his being Free Mason. Last Sunday
n. funeral Whelan attended in Free
Mason regalia aud acted rs ono OF tho
dencons. This is given as tho ronson
for tho request that he resign.
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Tho South Side and Buckeye teams,
OF the South Side Bowling League. met
at Mozart Park last night for tho frat
time :his season and broke oven. Tho
ono time champion South Sides made
poor showing in the second after having
won tho first easily. lInndlan's 40 was
tho beat score oithe evening. The Bel.
laiIe boys still lead III the ponnant race
and will DO hard TO down. The scores:
Buckove-Rumbach. l3l. 1856: Klo,z,
NC, 1876; Sat,criield. l2l. Isl; Dore, 49,,
l2o; Smith. ljo. 1856 Motter, lO5. 1856;
totals, sos. $50.
South Side-Speidel, l37, III; Travis,
ia, las; Fritz, li6. l0l: Rhce,, III, l37;
llandlan, III, l3l, Blind. l4j, Ill;
totals. $40 775
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Those who have used DR.. King's Now
Discovery know its value, and those
who hAvo not, hnvo now tho opportu.
nifty 10 try 1t free. Call on tho adver.
iised druggist and gcta trial bottle FREQ.
Send your name and address to II. r.
H'lcklen & Co, Chicago, and got sam.
plo box Of DR.. Kings New Life Pills
free. as swell ASA copy Of Guido TO Health
md Household Instructor, free. All OF
which IS guaranteed to do you good and
cost You nothing. Logan Drug Go. 8
drug store. 4
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CLEVELAND. May six thousand en-.
thu.iasLic Cievelanders witnessed the
opening game OF the season between
Cleveland aud st. Louis. Both teams
did lively work r: the bat. but the homo
team hit harder and punched its hits in
the frat and fourth innings to aIyan-
tage. scoring tho winning run on sin.
glc BIZ Childs in the ninth. Score:
Cleveland ..-.........i 90 2 0 0 o o -
St. LoaiS............ .....yS 0 , o . u 0 U o. q
FAr;.d .unS. CleTelRnd. {; ST. Louis. g. Hits.
II anil Is Errors. " aud ;. Pitchers. Young,
Cuppy and Ehfet. UmpItes. Belts and Stage.
Time, 60
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SVFVtu4 IleN7t''i 20 NC !Nf4Il3tlSrF'
FiSnLHY, a., May Tho Interstate
League WAS opcncG wish a grand flour.
ish OF ,rumpcis to-day, 4 grand street
parade was given. which was wttncised
by several thousand people. Abou.
100 people witnessed tho game, which
was very interesting ut times, especially
whom tho visitors tied the score in tho
third inning on ak hits and two errors.
Both team, batted hurd, bu, Fiullay
had tho better luck. Score:
Ftndlar .................l / 3OI al. ?-l3
Co!nUibus-.--..,,.......O ] . y y . o. L
Earned runs. PindlGy7. Columbus I. Hits
fnhlsy Ia Columbus II Errors. Fiudiay 3, Co.
lutnGu,& FindiAT. EeldJ aud Ganu,;
Colunbus, DeaGle and Hul!Ow. Umpire, Ullcry
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, May Pittsburgh
opened the season at home with VIC
tory over the Reds. 1t WAS au exciting
game all through. The EiucinnatIa
lost because they could not hit Hart.
They got only one base hit. There was
a street parade before the game. In
spite of threatening weather, tho at.
tendance was 5000. Score:
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To.day'a games in tho Inter- state
league: kenton at Wheeling, Mansfield
at Twin Ci.ies. Columbus at Findlay,
Canton and Steubcnvlle.
The Goethe "Cracka jackers" would
like to play the Wicucsdorier Stars Sat
urday morning. II accepted answer
through this paper.
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LEXINGTON. KY. May Fifth day
Kentucky Association spring meeting.
Weather fine aud track fast. Tho feat.
ure OF tho day wns tho Melbourne
stakes, in which the crack colt Glacier
was made an odds-ou iavo.i,e and fin
ishel fourth to Lady lnez, who could
not win purse race yesterday. Betting
was heavy and the books made kill.
Ing on the race.
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JonHi. MAcRAr, druggist, Raleigh, \.
C., writca: Some Of tho cures made by
the Japanese Pile euro Is wonderful and
from my dealings with you for tho pas.
three years, ! know your guarantee /
perfectly good" Charles K, Goo,zo anc.
W. W. Irwin.
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W. 7. SANFORD, Station Agent OF
Lcepor, Clarion county, Pa, writes: |
can recommend Ono Minute Cough euro
as the bos. ever used 1t gave instant
roliei and n quick euro. Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling, W. Va, Il. I. Peabody,
Bcnwoud. and Dowio & Co., Bridge
port, o.
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NEw ioRE, May IA cableg,am re.
ceiyed in this city to-day, states that
Bubear, the eS.chanpion sculler Of Eng
land, is anxious to come to America 10
row Gaudaur for the championship.
Bubear announces that he would sail at
once upon receipt OF $3.50 for expenses.
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New YoRE, May Tho Now York's
won to.day's game from tho Philadel-
phias in the tisstthreo innings Woyhing
was wild and every ono OF tho seven
mou he aont to bases on balls scored.
Smith took Weyhing's place in the
fourth inning and did solno great work.
Tho score:
New n-g.,.............I : ! q o o o o. 0
phi;sErini!li... ,.......! q 0 0 . O. 4
Tas.,ci runs. New YORK, .: Philadelphia.
Hits Ggda. Errors. aud 3, Pitchers. RnSic,
Kelley, Iigr, Isl. Attendance, 200
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Simply apply "SwAYSE's OIstNRSr" No In.
,ctnai rnCdiCIic required. Cures letter. eczema.
Itch, nil crup,IOnS on tho incc. hand'. nose, Sc.
leaving tho skin clCnr white mud healthy Its
great healing mud curative powers nrr possessed
T,y M other remedy. Ask your druggist for
So AYES OiStNEST 1TiisSW
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: Earned runs, Pittsburgh !. Stolen bases,
GenlnS Gross. Fiat base on balls. Geulns.
Croas Sugden. Hoy. McPhee. ;; Miller. smith,
IIogheyef. struck ont, liecEiev. L. Smith. Nc.
Phee. Pissed balls SugdCn. Tine, ol0 I'm.
rI.e EuSltc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-02

NEW IoRE, May IA London cable
received here to-day states that Jem
Smith aud Ted Pritchard have signed
new articles TO box Friday. May 10. in
the Central Music hall, London, for
pnrhe. IL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-02
II VA a ZIG DROP,


Tho Bowlsrs dropped from first OF
fifth place In tho Musoo league SORES.
The three gamcs wero between Daisies
and Bowlsr,, and a. th0y were tod for.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-02
THE FINDLAYS WON
Tho Opening Gamo In tho In,or.
State. Defeating Columbus.
.TNELYE;HUNDRED GRSCITYPEOpLt

Witnessed tho Game, Which Was
ons'ot Hard neutrality-suspicious.
For tho Opening Game With Kon.
ton This Recommendations viii
Oflclate 10 the BoS--Tho National
League Games Yesterday = Tho
Races at Lexington = Iiawth orno
Parks EntrIcs aud Probable Win.
ners.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-02
NEW oooos.-oEo. r. TAYLOR.
(Ie0 r.
[ aYlOr.

New Goods opened on SATURDAY and placed
on sale. in their respective departments, this
Monday, morning.
First. we call attention to the New Style Tailor
Made Suits in English and Scotch Cheviots and
Checks all wool. made in the best manner and
sold with guarantee as to fit and CORRECTNESS
Of style.
and Piuuet Cord Suits, on sale this rnorninr Va
can assure our customers that there will be moth.
ing neWerin style offered or produced this season.
the same as sold for at retail in New York where
they are made.