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IndIetsd for Housc. Prsaklnr

GOOcHLAND. &. H.. VA. March IS
Special.--lD the County Court to-day
Thomas w. HouchinS Was Indicted by
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What Constitutes Sucress.

IL Is becoming more apparent every day
that the successful bank robber Is the one
who draws salary from the institution"
Chicago Post
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SO says the Court OF Appesis-Ihs Races
ut =. Asaphs snd New Orisans

| WASHINGTON. March ia large
crowd journeyed to ST. Asaph this after
noon TO witness the opening of the spring
meeting. The track. though somewhat
heavy. Is rapidly drying, and IN the ao-
sence OF falling weather VIII be In ex-
| ceiient condition by "Wednesday. fouf-
teen books were on, and three favorites
won.
| The Court of Appeals to-day affirmed
| the decision of Judge Cole IN the case
| or Fred. Miller. who tested tne law 10 "e
termine the question of the iegaiity Oh
bookmaking In the District OF COLUMBIA
The Court OF Appeals holds that DOCK
making il Illegal. whether It is within
or without the mile limit. Summaries:
First race-hve furlongs-Factotum - 10
- first Weinberg second, Logan thru.
Time, .0S
Second race-six fCrlongs-Goiden Gdte
IS 10 II first. Sir Dixon. Jr. second fhoe-
bus third. Time. 1:16 Ia
Third race-one mle-Peekin to %
first. Jack Rose tecoLd, Losotta third.
Time. ! 81 H.
Fourth race-four furionss-Tarentum
IS TO - first, Petitioner second Hahdcar
third. Time, 81
Fifth race-fve fLrlongs-Tuscan 3l-2
third. Time, 90.
Sixth race-sfx furlongs-Hoey leven)
fret, Ascot second, Little Tom third
Time. 1881
BnsuLts AT NEW ORLEANS.
NEW ORLEANS. March lS.-Fair
weather attracted large gathering or
lovers Of racing to the eishty-fifth day
OF the winter meeting, and some good
sport was afforded with good track Tor
the running. The talent went to grass on
three fayorites. but The Verdi, ID TO !,
In the last race. was false price and
the browning event Of the day.
oxford and Chimes were even cholces
for favorite in the first race.
Summaries: First race-seven and halt
furlongs-Oxford 0O5. Turnere. l to -
first. Chimes second, Oakview thiru
Time. 1:37.
Second race-three furlongs-two-year-
olds-Loretta 0O7. Turner. 10 to hrst'
Inspector Hunt second. Leaseman third.
Time, 80 12 go
Third race-six furongs. sellng-Ed-
mupd Connolly n11. J. Mcdonald. TO %
first, Anna * second, Artiess Ihiru'
Time 1:17.
Fourth race-seven furlongs-St. rat
rick's hsndicap-Nero dl3, Mcdonald,
to u first. Prince Imperial second, Long
brook third. Time. Is 81.
Fifth raco-five and half furlones-
Verdi dO7, Penny, Is TO y first Col At
more second, Johnny McHale third. Time |
/ 100 81.
THE VIRGINIA TRACKS NOT AFFECTED.
WASHINGTON. d. c.. March B.-The |
District Court of Appeals to-day sustain
ed the decision Of the lower court IN
the case of Fred. p. Miller ana others |
holding that racing and pool selling with
i'm the limits Of the District of Columbia |
were gambling. and therefore prohibited
by statute. This practically closes the
Bennings track. but, of course does not
affect the tracks just across the Potomac
i'm NirginiA.
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THE viRGIxI, TRACKS NOT AFFECTED.
The Regulars Win AEain-Brook'yn De
feats Pittsburg.

JACKSONVILLE, FLA, March lS.-Tho
New York Giants played practice game
to-day. the regular team winning. The
second team played poor ball. Score;
r. II. T..
Regular team.....224O1 6O0x-l5 - 1
second team.....OO 001 OIL 1t Y
Batteries: Meekin, German and Farrell;
Ktauss Clarke and Smith.
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Hoods Pills cure jaundice. biliousness.
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BROOKLYN. 6: PIrTsRUEG. 5.

SAVANNAH. GA, March lS.-To-day 5
exhibition game between the Plttsburg
and Brooklyn teams resulted IN VIC
tory for the latter by score of to D.
II was a hard fought and interesting game
from start to finish. Neither side batted
heavily, and each team earned three
runs. The attendance was about 800, and
the crowd was very enthusiastic. Score:
II. II. T..
Pittsburg ..........O 0O1O030-5 S 3
BROOKLYN ..........013O 10000 % 10 3
Batteries: Colcolough and Sudgen;
Gurlbert Daub and Burrell.
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1T was A SMUT oUr.

Tie Twins Could DO Nothing With Kane,
Whose Delivery Was Very Effective Mt
Critical stngeS-FinO support Given HIN.
Tho twenty.thrOs hundred people
who witnessed tho morning game had
chances for yelling from the frat to the
ninth inning, aud they took advantage,
rs any resident OF the upper end Of the
Island will testify. 1t was an old
fashioned base bali crowd. and the par
iisanship displayed by The large Twin
Cities delegation only made Wheeliug's
IootOrs the more demonsttative. That
II was victory Ahonld be satisfying;
that IL was q shut out makes u glorious,
for the Twins. who are great tinisherl,
had never before been BANKED Through
nine innings by an opposing team.
the credit for tho great victory Is duo
more to "Iollyn Kane than anyone else.
but without the magnificent support
that Wns accorded him tho Twins would
surely have scored two OF three runs,
The players OF both teams were playing
the game Of their collective life. After
the fourth inning Wheeling had tho
game won and the contest developed
into q battle ON Weddings side Tor u
ahut.out and on tho other the Twins
were Just as anxious 10 sGoFe ut least
one run. II was tho "run that never
came" although IN the ninth when
dummy" Ryn opened up with clean
tWo.baggef II looked as though the Wis.
itors would break the goose egg string.
Myers, the next man up. flied out to
Kalkhoh, and then, to add 10 the OK.
element, Hager made single, Rye go.
ing to third. A single now would score
TWO men, but tho faLes were against
Darrah's men. MinnehHn, who had
twice struck cut, was accounted an easy
ont, but he ioolod his Bsllalre cousin
by hitting fly out 10 left Donovan
made-a pretty run. caught tho ball and
threw in TO the plate in tine to prevent
Ryn scoring tho much coveted run.
Wright ended the agony by flying ont
To Pritchard at irst,
The game started of with sharp field.
ing by both teams aud Wright and
Kane both pitched fine ball. The first
run was scored in the third. kalkhoF
was hit BY b pitched bail, stoto second
and third and scored on Ryn's error in
handling Shaw's assist Of the ball from
Regan's bat. The Waterloo came In the
fourth when Wheeling scored elk runs,
practically winning tho gRmG. Kane
led of with n base on balls, Pritohard
followed with a base hit aud then both
scored on Kerr'a two Dagger, Crotty,
the nOxt batter, hit o liner thAt
struck first base, clearly a IA r ball, but
Umpire Brown declared ItIoul and Kerr,
who had scored, had to 90 back TO SOC
ond. Danny" however, was not dis.
cuuraged and landed on another OF
Virgins curves for n clean single in cen.
TOR, Kerr scoring. On McMlllOn's error
Donovan went to Grt, CtoLty scoring.
KalkhoA, ptoilting by Wrighta Wild.
ness, wont 10 first on balls and on anime
very old gold throwing by tho Twins
both mon came homo. Boworman at
thisstng Of tho gamgrclifcl, ills Injured
ankle preventing him from doing his
usual Objective work behind tho bat Tho
Twins wGrO greatly wOakcned by the
changes In thu team malO necessary by
bringing In Shaw from tllIrl.
Wheeling anorel two rnnO In tic
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slsts. He also put up a great delding
game in tho morning and bGttod hard
and often.
Although Kalkhoif had errors at
short Yesterday, bn put up snappy
game, aud in time will develop into ono
Of the most valuable men on tho Whoel'
ing team, His batting, too, is terrific
just now.
Tho Twin Cities will play here this
AFTERNOON and tomorrow, These games
were scheduled for UhriGhsvillG, but as
the new schedule, which goes into effect
next week, calls for three games between
Wheeling aud Twin Cities at Uhrlehs'
willie, next Monday, Tuesday and We'd
nesdHY, Il was decided to play these
games this week at Wheeling AndGr-
son will pitch for Wheeling aud Reddy
for tho TWina this afternoon.
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an ELNYEN.INNlNG GAME
Won by Lima at Columbus Yesterday
Zine T'WlrliuG IN Both Sides
x..y., g,F..,,.t d, IA. I,tstIf1suc4E

Won by Lima at Columbus Yesterday.
Zine I'wlrlIuG IN Both Sides
Eprcial Dispatch 10 ne IHteliignctr.
CoLuMnus, ONO, July 4,-EmmenSe
crowds saw tho games between Lima
and Columbus this morning aud alter
noon. Tho morning game was n slug
ging match. Columbus had TO bring IN
Conover toward the clos0 to keep tho
Lima Bcans from closing up the gan
aHd wiaHinG
Columbus. .,...,.,.,....,.O ? 80 10 3 0-i9
Linin............... .,.,. ,,",l 4 . o 0 Oil
Rtso hlu. II aud II. Errors and 0, Hat
,crlo, lianlhoo Beaile, COu0vor and Prince (;
Bridges aud Watson
In tho afternoon ConoVer aud Len'z
waro the opposing piIchGrs and the
Lima man had somewhat the better OF
it. II was a sensational game. In the
eighth Columbus led by one run, but
opbortuna use ottho stick in tho second
part Of ninth allowed tho visitora to tic
tho score. In the tenth both sides
failed to score, but in tho eleventh the
disciples Of "Cap BriCo came in and
won Ia a 10 TO canter Tho score;
Columbus, o 0 lO3 o o 0 o.
Lima. ....,...,......l y o y o . 0 10
naso hits. and 10 Errors, nndI, Batteries,
Columbus, COnOvcr and Princes Lima LehtL
and Watson,
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AZ Chicago. Attendance 2ioOa RnHE
Chicago &c. 0 0 600 3 3 IL "a
Clncinuati-l 0 lO3 90 ~ Il
Pitcher, Griffith, Parrot and Foreman. I'm.
pires Andrews and Gavin,
AtSL Louis Attendance 1850, RnME
st. LOulS....3 2 o 0 | 0 . o-ig IA X
loulsyiilc~,.,i 0 0 : j . . 0 % i 3
Pitchers. staley, McDougal aud Inks I'm.
AT Philadelphia Attendance O.Osd IL MI r
Ihiladclphia.O 0 0 / "a ii b
Washngtou."O 0 o 0 8 0 O. !
Pitchers, Taylor and siOckdale. Umpire, Muir.
At New York. Score:
BALTIMORE -......-~..."...~~,.,.,2 Of o. IL
New loFR""e"'.'" % 8 . o. 0
Game called on account OF rnlu.
At Brooklyn Attendance 3 co.. nm
brodkfyto.n, ....o"".""O o 0 G 81
Pitchers, Nichols and Kennedy.
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slasm seNn there was more than enough
to make up for the average celebration
Of the day. In the morning nearly
1880 people saw the Twins shnt out
through tho masieFly pitching Of
''rolly" Kane, the Dellalre bny, assisted
by the great work by the other mem
bers OF the team, aud in the afternoon
ially 5000 enthusiasts witnessed Wheel
ing repeat the dose Of defeat to tho
Twins that had been so neatly admins
tered In tho morning. Kano again
went Ia the box, and although there
were doubts whether he could stand
the AtTain Of pitching two full games
hand.running. ho did even better than
IN the morning, allowing the warriors
from Tuscarawaa only six scattering
hits.
The crowd, like all Fourth OF July
base bail assembiageS, was very demon,
sIratiye, and the town was oveuoyed
last night at the double victory achieved
over the hated Twins. The crowds,
both morning and afternoon, were made
up oil the representative people OF the
city-people who seldom have the or,
portunily to sec the American national
game al any other time. VI course
everybody was satisfied.
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fifth. Prllchard was hit by pitched
ball, stole second and scored on KeTr'a
single The latter came homo on
CTotlys second hit
WhselinR's last run was male IN tho
seventh. CTotty nladO his third hit, n
cracking three Dagger, line hit just
over Myers head. After Donovan had
been retired, Kalkhof made pretty
single. orolly coming in with m earned
ran.
The Twins never had a man beyond
second base up 10 tba ninth, when they
so neatly escaped a ahUt.out
IL would ba hard to single out the
work Of any ono man Of the wheeling
team for especial mention; every man
on tho team played high grade ball
The score;
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WoN on A DISPUTE.

Tho Umpire Mt Kon,ou Gives FIndlaY n
Defeat, D to o.
Special Dispa'ch 10 hs EieligeAcsr
KENToMt o., July 4.-lhe morning
game hero with Findlay broke up in n
row at the end Of the sixth inning,
when the score was to II in favor OF
Konton, Captain Cooke. Of FIndlay
kicked on the ball that was in use and
threw 1t over tho fence, Umpire llurd
ordered him TO the bench, but he re'
fused to get out nf the game. Then tue
umpire gave the Konton, 0 to o. A
riot was only avOrtod by tho presence
Of the olicars. Marshall Griffith took
revOlvers away from several OF tho
DlayeTs
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AFTERNOON GAVE.

Pittsburgh took the lead in tho second
inning OF tie afternoon game and held
it to the end by good batting aud splsu.
did fielding. Attendance II, 100. Score;
pluSburEh,,,.....",,,,~O 2 l o. Ia S-iO
Cleveland r...," =. .".O 0 o o . 90 o So
Earned runs, 7and . Dasc hits. II andS liz.
rors 1nd8. Two.bRse hits, BietbAuor. Three.
base hits, Stencil aud HRwlcy. Sacrifice hits,
nIOibauer ~, lIcCkley Merritt, HaWlcy. stolen
bases, Donovan StonZel tgJ, Smith, TcbcAu,
O'COnn0r. Bases on balls Donovan, StOnEel
smith, Burkett Guilds 0'Connor, WRIlnce.
Struck out, Stencil, Cross HaWlsy, TObeRu (2D,
rlrt o'ConnOr |. Time 2:lj, Umplres, EmSne
aud Jeyne
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bus, Kon.on at Lima, Twin Cities at
4ngnstS 0. 1O-Twln Cities at Wheel.
ing, Columbus at Flndlay Lima at
KentOn.
August l2, 10, l4--KOnton at Wheel.
Ing, Flnllay NJ Columbus, Lima at
Twin Cities.
August 10, 10, l7-Lima at Wheeling,
Ksnton at Columbus, FindlGY at Twin
Cities.
August 10, 20, 2l-Findlay at Wheel.
ing. Luna at Columbus, Kenton at Twin
Cities.
August %, %, 24-Whee!iHg at Lima,
Twin Cities at FindIay, Columbus at
Kentpn,
August 20, 81, 2s-whesIing at Ken.
ton, Twin Cities at Lima, FndEay at
Columbus.
August 20. 80, 8l-Columbus at
Wheeling, Gen!on at Findlay, Lima at
Twin Cities.
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BASE BALL DAY.
The whesllng-Twin Cities Games
Were the Feature of the
GLORIOUS FOURTH IN WHEELING.
Over Five Thousand People Wit
messed the Two Contests
THE RESULT WAS VERY SATISFYING

TO the Homo CFaNks, and Just rs
Upsatlsfylne to tho largo DOlegN'
Ilon ri Twin Cities Dooters--KRno's
Magnlfoont Work In tho HoH In
Roth GameA--ThS Rellalre hoy Ia
woudor aud No SIIs,alSs--Ths En'
thuslasm Was Remarkable--othCF
Games Yesterday : Big Crowds
Everywhere.
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Prolonged arrangement OF the nervous
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TWENYY.sNYllN YnoUsANp
People Witnessed YrAtSrday's Games al
PittSburgh-Pirates Won Doth.

PlrrsDuRoH. July 4.-'rimely hitting
and Hart's fine pitching Won tho morn.
ing game Tor Pittsburgh. Fifteen thou.
sand people were present. Score;
Pittsburgh .....,,.......~2 o o 900 o &c
Cleveland. .........,.....l o 0 0 0 o o . i?
Earned runs, and .. Base hits 10 and a. IT.
tors y and : Three-base hits Mexican, DOno'
var, Blcrbauer Cross. thinner, stolen bases
HecSlcy, First base OFT balls, Young Xlmmcr,
McGatr, Mexican. ChildS Struck out, Hart,
stencil Tgbeau, Young Gunner Passed balls,
Zimmer Time, hours, Umplros ElnSlC and
Jeyne,
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pe.ial D.palch 10 he Mie'lloaler.

F.spLAY, o.. July 1.-Two thousand
people saw Findlny defeat the Kentons
this afternoon. 1t was an easy victory
for tho home team, Konlon's hitters
being p8werlaSs before Strawberry"
Pastoriu. IlRwley very easy. The
score:
Flndlay ................5 . 0 OO4l 0 O--i9
keHioa ........,.......,,,l o o o D.
Blso. hits II aud 10. Errors, 2Hnd 2, Batter
ieS. PnNOrIus aud Gauss. liawlOy and Oullcalt
Home r,lu ZlHC. ThtGo.base hits. Klhm, Mil
lcr Struck out, By PastorlusJ by uawley L.
Umpire, Boty.
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sopIember2 8, alma at Wheeling,
Columbus at Twin CltisS, FinllAy aI
kenton.
September 8, G, wheeling at Twin
Cities, Lima ut Findlay.
September 0, 10, ll-WheolinR at
Columbus, Kenton at FindlRY.
September IL, IS, l4-Twin Cities at
Wheeling, Lima at Konton, FindlAy at
Lima, Twin Cities at Columbus.
September IL, II, lS-Kenton at
Lima, Columbus at Wheeling.
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When fitby was alex, va Ravo her caAioFih,
when rho was Child, Ohc cried Tor CaBtotI',
When Sho became Mlu, sho chung to CaaorlN
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Earned YaaA Wheeling D. rhrerhuo,hlty,
CrnlI,. Twl.hls0 hits Rvn ani Kerr slcrl'
ilco hits ReIan, Davis PriiChard, DoNblr plays,
Regau 10 Cr0ltY to Pritehagd Pissed balls
SnaW . Davis /. hit by ball by Wright 8,
Struck OuI, hy Kane :; by Wright I, Bases on
balls, on Wright :, stolen hasnS Crolty = ka''
Eholi y I!ager Time, LOB umpire, Brown.
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Dr. Miles Remedies Restore nCaILh,
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AFTERNOON GAMES.
luiS Attendance 500.

a.. LouIs......o oOOOI o o. ( !
LouisvlllC"m..O 0 o II o o. O-Sl2 =
Pitchers. Brclicn'teIn and McDormotL
AZ Chicago. Attendance 5000.
u. H. Z
Chicago ........ .......o 2Io2 1 ~ 10 0
Cincinnati. ....,.,..l 0 . o ! o. q
pllchrra. nuirhlnsnn md FOREMAN.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-05
TIE NEW nNHNDULE

OF tho Interstate League is ut Last Given
to tho Public.
The new schsdGls Of tho InteF.state
league was given to tho public yeStOr.
day by President Negler It provides
for three games in each sorioS hereafter,
commencing next Monday. "Zsg."
evidently got mixed mp toward tho close
OF the soasou, US will he seen in the
arrangement OF tho teams on September
70, 10 aud II. Tho schedule:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-05

July &, 0, I0-Wheeling at Twin Citiss,
Eindlay a. Linn, Columbus at Kcnton.
July II, IL, l3-WhoeIinG NJ Findlay,
Columbus at Limu, Twin Cities at Ken.
July 10, 10, I7-CoIumbus at Findlay,
Wheeling at KCnton, Twin Cities ut
July July IS. 10. 9o-Kontou at Wheeling,
Lima at FindIay, Twin Cities at CoIum.
bus.
Konton At Twin Cities, Lima Mt Coium.
bus.
FindIay n! Twin Citics, Kenton at Co.
July 20, 80, Wheeling at Lima.
Columbus at lwin Cities, Findlay nj
Kenton,
AUGUST,
August !, 9, Wheeling at Findlny,
Twin Cities at Kenton, Columbus at
Lima.
August 8, O, 7-.WhOolina at Comm.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-05

HRELING spent a
quiet Fourth, with
tho exception Of the
enthusiasm that was
spent oyer at the ball
park at the morning
aud afternoon games
between. the Wheel
ing and Twin City
teams, but the enthu'