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A Miscellaneous MVinngN ut Minor Stat.
tors from MhssuHlrS bIotUpnu"
g. NJ. Shrewsbury OF pArkarsburg,
state manager for tho Mutual Reserve
Fund LilO Association u Nav York,
wnW hOro yesterday and paid tho death
claim OF 5000 duo tho O1tatO OF tho late
John l.. Parkinson.
Telephone connection eau now DO
had with WAyncsbnrg, Granville aud
jaCksohvIllU aud oihor ppInls III GrOOno
county, Ia, via Cameron, through tho
central Office u. this place.
philip Robinson was yesterday Mp.
pointed guardian for tbs minor chill.
drCn IT tho lAto JamOs NJ, AahcrAIt, Of
Webster district
W. o. ljookonbNugh, Of Baltimore,
Md, tho celebrated Auc!lonOUt, was Ia
thu city lhuraday.
G. H. Oldham, wIiO and children lott
yesterday lOr Oakland Tor vISiL with
ltlnndS.
Dr. II. =. Lln1 ID AT Philadelphia,
attending CDurbo Of medical Lectures,
Mrs I. u, lIlcka Is confined TO liCr
room by aovorO sickness
Miss Anna Smith Ia vlsltlng irlOndA
in WaynOsbutR, Ia,
j, w. ButchlnAl Ii In Pittsburgh.
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CucAdo, ARguIt 9,-Tho feat OF rid
ipr mile in competition in l'5S 10,
,,rompliShel by Z, q. Bald, tho class b
leader, WAS the particular event Of the
afternoon at the National Circuit cycle
races, The hssts oi tho oas mile, open,
race Tor class D, three in number, had
,ln,l tho Ayep until there remained
Tom Cooper, OF Dsrait; Bald, Of Buff
ialo;C {. L, Coulter, OF Mansfield ; Charley
Murphy, OF BrOoklyuiL, Q, johnson, of
Cleveland; A. /. Brown, Of Cleveland,
and A. b. Kennedy, Of Chicago, When
tho star. was made Bald made q rush
and "hiJcbNd on, first at tho rear Of the
triplat that waG to do the pacing, On
the triplSs wero Citizens, Poems and,
Levy, and they grOuai out a warm pace
from the start. Murphy, Cooper aud
Browr followed Bald in order, but the
O,nsrs we're "kliled OIL" nlmost az tile
NarL PretV coon Brown gave IL no
100 and before the last lap was fully
undo; way. Bald was hanging wight to
the wake OF the Hiplst aud waN leaving
h!s competitors behind. Going down
Ise SsrS,ch he went past the paCs.
asEsrs and finished the rReR alone, lie
cippSl onCftth second oA O: Johnson'a
nsthnp tins aad il was clear tina; he
c,pi have made another second had
lie pscOmaGsrs led alone.
Tho i've milo pacnd rAcO for Glass u.
brought q held Of forty Of the n0tahles,
among whom 40 tbs most likely TO win,
we're Titus, Maddox aud Murphy. At
three miles the procession had narrow.
sdto Murphy, Iltus, Maddox and Monte
Scott, the pace having been too much
for Cabanne, Mcdonald and Dashey,
while Coulter aud DsCArdY had como
,oga.hVr in \ tumble in front Of the
stand. Atfour miles only Murphy aud
Thu, wore really in the race, "a Mad.
Lox had dropped out too. Scott was
being djstanced by degrees, Two laps
from home. Titus went ahead Of Muir
rhv, and ne won as he pleased with no
competition near him. Murphy con-
,inued, however, and took second place,
Snl Scott came along later fOr third.
The pacing was not particularly severe
in this race aud in reality Titus was the
only one Of the Geld Of starters who
showed to good advantage, and even
though he was not forced beyond mak.
ing A finish that wa. rather tame.
Gus Steel, the local diminusiva flyer.
rode mile paced against time in ;55
aal could have doue bstter had the
pacing been swifter. About 1000 pso-
ps saw tho races, and aside from BAld's
brilliant performance, the programme
vas somewhat dull. except that the
events wero run of in an efficient man.
ner by the officials. Tho moro impor-
tlns races for tomorrow are the one.
third mile open for Glass b. tho one.
mile handicap for Class b. aud the half
mile for A class. SUMMARIZE;
Final heat, one mile open, Class B.
7. C. Bald, BudAlo, 1; q. N. Murphy,
Brooklyn, 9; Tom Cooper, Detroit, 8; L.
C. Johnson. Cleveland 4. Time, l:5s 10.
Worlds competition record)
Two mile handicap, fical heat-G. A.
Maxwell won by half q length; ]. L.
Bliss, Q; o. L. Stevens, 3; W. DeCardy,
4; Fred A. Weagc, s. lime, 4:24 40.
Five mile handicap. Glass BE-. j.
Titus, New York, won by twenty
lengths; @. NJ. Murphy, Brook
Ign. 9; Monte Scott, Plainasld, ,.
Iime. lO:44.
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MUNYON'S:
!: 81 Z:

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fails TO relieve in three hours and cure
N three days,
MUNYON'S Dyspepsia euro Is guar
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trouble.
MUNYON'S Catarrh euro oonthcs and
heals tho afflicted parts and restores them
to health, No failuTo; euro guaranteed,
MUNYON'S Kidney Cure speedily cnrce
pains In tho back, loins or groins and oil
forms of kidney disease
MUNYON'S Nerve euro cures nervous
ness aud builds up tho system,
MUNYON'S Vitalizer impaTts new lie,
restores lost powers to weak and debiltta'
ted men. PricO 500. Z
No matter what the disease Il or how
many doctors have failed to cure you, ask
your druggist for o 25,cent vial OF ono Of
Munyon's Cures, and II You arc not bene
atsd your money will DO refunded.
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az rnM GlLANp oItoUlF.
Fine Sport At the nunUIO sIostInE STa'co
Defeats nat p0Intur.

Fine Sport ut the IiunHIo Meeting Mascot
Defeats hal rolntur.
BUFFALO, n. Y, Auguat 9,-An at
trac.ive card brought out another large
attendance at the Driving Park to-day.
The 2:3S class, pacing, for two.yeAr.olds,
was won oasily by sulphile, the favor
Ito. intwo straight heats. The Denver
colt finished each heat in \ jog aud
could easily have knocked another
second from his timo had no trlGd.
Anauias aud Patsy Brooks divided Soc
ond money,
Tho 2:lS trot wont to Benzetta, a
strong second choice, whose time in tho
fourth heat, 2:OOi, lowers the track trot-
ting record. Klamath pulled in the
frat heat. but the pace afterwards was
too hot for him, III tho third he most
passed BenEstta in the stretch, but
broke and landed second.
MascottO won the match race with
Hal Pointer. though il took him tho full
five heats Pointer was clearly tired in
tho last and dropped this heat by wide
margin.
Star Pointer acted badly in the first
heat OF the 2:lI pace, anu allowed al
most tho entire field to lead him under
tho wire. He captured the next three
heats aud the race, however, without q
great deal Of trouble. SUMMARIZE;
2:95 class, pacing, for two-yenr.olds,
purse 81, 0OO-Sulphide, l, two heats) ;
Patsy Brooks, 2; Ananias, .. Time,
9lSt, 2:l2!,
2:l5 class, trotllng, purse $1,000 -four
acknowledgements, /; klamath, 9; Aunt
DelilRh, s; Miss Nelson, Tomah, Early
Bird and MonetlC also ran. Time, 2:l0l,
2,O7l. 2:l2t, 2;o5l,
Match race, purse 5000:
MAsColte -,,.",...,.,.t.'.,.'',,' ....,...,
Time, g;O6, 2OSjI .iOI, 2iO, a69N,
2:ll class, pacing, purse $4,000 (tour
heats)-Stsr Pointer, !; W. ". p, q
Culuotte, 2; Henry F., 4; Peerless, 81
Fila T.. 8; Gil Curry, z; Sterling, s. Hy'
annis, o; Ethel A., 10. Time, 2:06t,
9:09!, 2;l2A, 2;0S7
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All Sorts of LoOnI News aud GoASlp from
the Glass CITY.

All Sorts OF LooRi Nows aud GoASlp from
the Glass CITY.
In the joint senatorial convon ton TO
DO held at StOu6onvllo on tue 22d Boil.
mont has Oh votes aud Harrison ~,
while GoiumbiGna has 60 aud JeHGrson
40. ThorulU prevailed in tho last joint
convention that Belmont. Harrison
named ono candidate and ColumbiRnR.
Jefferson the other, Us these wore SGpa.
rate distticts and probably will h0
again, but there will probably DO no
contests this year.
Mnssrs. o. T. Mason, II. W, Dahrn,
MorrlO Dubois, Glen OTlggB aud A. j.
RIelz spOnt some dayain Monroe county
thi, week, and after mauy weary miles
oil travel they secured a lease on thirty.
iiv0RcrPs. They arc not impressed with
that wild country ut all, aud think tho
oil Ia u godsond to tho lRud owners
Dr. Samuel NJ. DaviS. president Of tho
SteubeuVillv Seminary aud Collegiate
Institute, was In tho city yesterday,
liO Ia working up IN Interest In that
institute, and has made acme marked
changes In its courses, Indicating pro-
grcsGivU spirit In charge.
A war on the boats that line Tho river
and crock Oigc is to DO made. ThOte
are not many here now, and tho author.
tiles do not propose to allow those run
away from other places 10 locate hero.
Tho ato department last night do.
CidOd to turn out with all tho men pos.
aiblO to muster to assist In making tho
tournament Mt MRrtLn'S Ferry next
week success.
John Davis came In from Washing.
ton, Ind, yesterday and wont to Sisters.
ViIlO last night. llo Ia interested In u
vol on Middle Island, duo in to-day,
Drilling was commenced on tho John
Sutton farm wcat Of town yesterday. II
will DO two weeks before tho VOL 10 In,
Mrs john Sinclair aud son, Earl, Of
Independence, Ka', arc guests oil the
family OF Samuel simmons,
A dozon BOllRIto propIO arO now at
tho son'hOro md tan tlnUS that many
arO At EpwoIth pntk.
Hon. q. l. WOOmB and family arc
homo fran a visit with indiana friends.
Mira Charles Elliott loft yesterday to
wilt her Aon NJ Cleveland,
Miss Kate Griffith, Of Pittsburgh, Ia
visiting friends hOrO.
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LUBY's QUEIllt ACTIONS
Almost Caused u Riot NtserAnton--SAid e
HAvS Thrown the Game.


HAvS Thrown the Game.
SCRANTON. Pa, AuguGt o.-Almost a
riot followed what the spectators
thought a plain throwing OF the game
to Toronto by Luby, scranton's pitcher.
to-day. For some days the crowd had
been turbulent, owing to the dissatisfnc.
ton on account Of the recent releases Of
Delaney aud Rogers. and the joers and
profanity had become 40 pronounced
that to-day squad OF eight policeman
woro assigned to duty at tho grounds.
The officers probably prevented serious
trouble.
On account OF the roasting' no 70.
ceived Luby quit Wednesdays garno in
tho fifth inning and only consented to
pitch to-day attUr much persuasion. In
tho eighth inning no stood at tho plato
and never moved while threu strikos
were CalIol oil him. lilo thon maio' ior
tho rear entrance Of tho grand stand,
pouring forth threats aGaiugt tho SpaC;a.
tors who had bN0n rnm;ioa MIN bn.
cause he allowed 'sAE7- ana T4as. al,
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TERRE HAurE IND, August 9.-Re.
suits OF to.dRy's races:
1928 trot, purse $l,0O0-PM l., !;
(three heats; Dentiue, 2; CrySaIitO, 81
time, cas-; 2:l4!;2Hs.
2;l4 pace. purse $780, Osure, !;
three hcatS); Badge, 2; NOllio o., 8;
time, 1900; 1901; 2;0s4.
2;lO pace. purse sl,6O0--Tidol, /;
(lhree heats); Frank AgNn, 9; Dlrec'
ton, 8; time, 2:O4t 2:O7i; 2Oj!.
2:li trot, purse $l,60O-B. b. r, /;
three heatS); Dolly WILKES, Q: Sena'
Tor A., 8; Maud O., 4; Ben D., o; time,
2;l2; 2:i2; 2:l2l.
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ONLY TOn HEADQUARTERS.
4 Costly Country Club to lie EItabilGhsd
by Vanderbilt aud Others

by Vanderbilt aud Others
DoBns FRnRY, n. Y, August GA
syndicate composed OF wealthy Now
Workers, including Cornelius Wander.
bllt, J. Plorpont Morgan, General Samuel
Thomas, William aud John D. Rookie.
TELLER, Chauncoy VI. Dppow, J. g. Nc.
Cumb and D. Archibald, have pnr.
chased about go acrns OF land OF this
place aud intend TO establish a country
club.
Tho land purchased is valued at ST..
O0O,0OO and includes l07 Ocrsa Of the old
Cyrus Field estate. A lNrga hotel and
casino similar to that ut Newport will
DO erected, aud these aud other build.
lngS which will DO put M ON tho proc.
vrty will cost about $l.0OO,OOO moro,
Tho CLUB will charge an Imitation foe
Of $3.50 and TIN annual dues will bO $780,
A private dock will DO built, which will
cost about $4,000.
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Gus" Wayhing oncs ono Of the
creates. pitchers in tho business, whom
Connie Mack thought not good enough
for tho Pirates, yesterday demonstrated
his worth against these Same Pirates.
Ne was in the box for tho Colonies and
allowed the PittsburghR to score but
five hits oil his delivery. Az Cleveland
won from Chicago the Pirates are again
in second place. One OF the features Of
the day was tho second BSltimore.New
York game, in which the great McNN.
hon pitched aud showed his arm IL
againin shape. With Mac in tho hur-
moss the Orioles are in better Ahape than
before TO tgure in the grea. September
roundup.
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A game Of bRio bad will be played on
Tie Island park this afternoon between
tho OmpiOybs Of the Nlna'standArd md
Cra,rsnt mills for thu benefit Of Ellis
Clark, az iropwOrker Of Martins Ferry,
who has been sick two or thrOO years.
Tho Martins Ferry Juniors will croh
bats to-day with the sChselOs Nt tho
Athletic park,
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READiSo, Pa, August 0.--LIsSiO will
son, aged cghty.throo ycarI, was way
laid BY gang OF roughs late lnSt night
on tho outsaitIs Of the city, and after
being boNiOn into SnbniSsion, was out.
rAgOd. Tho mon then thrnw tho np'
parOntly liiOiOG body in tho roadside
whore shs was found to-day aud taken
10 tho county hoapLLnl.
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort and Improvement md
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rightly used. The many, who live bet.
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les expenditure, BY moro promptly
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tEC needs of physical being, will attest
The value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles embraced In tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs
lis excellence IN due to ils presenting
In the form most acceptable and plcn1'
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beneficial properties OF perfect lax
alive onectually cleansing the syttcm,
dhpclling colds, headaches and icyrw
and permanently curing Con1tlpatloll;
IL has glyon satisfaction 10 millions ana
mot with tho approval Of Tho medical
profession, bccRiGO II nets oil the kid'
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cnIng them and II IL perfectly Ilco from
every Objectionable substance. :,
aynp If Figs IL for sale by all drug
pi,ta In soc and al bottles, but va man
thctircd by the California Fix Syrup
Ia only, whose numO isprlnted ON eyory
parknrc, also the name, syfnpo FIG
md being we'll Informed, you Will no.
accept any substitute II offered
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'Nei1I DlDdieh 10 ne IHiehigsaetr'
FRASEtS, Pa, August 0.-The Wheel
Jog team made their frat appearance in
franklin to-day aud were simply out
cin'st in every department. fhoy
could do nothing whatever with Nc.
DouRAIl, four Of their seven hits being
on tho puny order. The champions
never put up a snappior game, their
playing being full oil ginger from start
TO finish. The visitcrG pitchers were
My marks. BroIis relieved Kane in
tue fifth inning. s.esn made his frSt
appearance with franklin aud made
Iour hits gu. Of five ',mcI at bat, two b..
Ing double, and one home run. Held.
HEX also had four hits, ono OF them be-
inc two bGg20r and two OF them three
ba2gsfa Score:
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E5n% ,...5,, ..5 9 ! j. 5-'R

,,Afnci runs. Pmuklln H. Two baSo hits,
hsutCI RGinhbrl StOOu =, COnioy. Three hNe
"" lledf.gE9 Home ruu Si0cn. B,Olnn bases,
war =. loucUOu Hetrck. slcon. Prlckcn,
Ma rla"coeS Left on baIoS Ffhnklln a.
n1',llnE 0 Double plays, stuart. TotrgysOtn
,'giT and llAscook, llase on balls, by Nc
PIEu T. kane BfOdlS D Struck ont, BY Kane
lH"Sl balls, DhylA g. Wild ptOhOI lIrOdIO
I,lng, iiih Umpire. England.
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PrrTsBuR0U, August 0..-Tho Louis.
villes played all around tho Pittsburghs.
weighing was hit only in one inning.
The balance OF the game he had the
Pirates ut his mercy. The Colonies
earned all their runs, Attendance l, 200.
Score:
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EASY to take, NurO to cure, no pain,
nothing TO droAl, PLEASANT little Mills, Do
vita Little Early RlsBru lest Tor slct
hOadaohe, hllionsne's sour stomach and
constipation, Logan Drug o., Whoel.
Ing, W. Va, u, n Peabody, Bonwood,
and B8wls 4 %, bridgeport, 0. 4
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AZ Chicago Attendance, 600. H. II. =.
Chlcrgo...,,...0 o 0 . 0 2 D Id u 9
Cleveland 20 . o J o Gs 0 OILS 10 ]
Pitchers Hutchi'on Thornton and Cuppy,
Al baltimore. Fist game, II. T.
RRAlliwore....dI $9909 IL y 9
Pitchers, IioHor and Ilcmmingi MCckir.
Second game. Attendance. $500 IL H. =
Baltimore 80 I . 0 0 0 80 II 4
New YORK 30 o o 0 o o o. Q 3
Pitchers. Mcmahon aud Clark.
Al Boston. Attendance ljOl H. H. r
Boston. ,......0 0 | o 0 o 0 I'd y ]
Washlngtou,O o 90 I I Is 0 .
Pitchers, Nichols and Mcrcer
At Rrooklyu Attendance $500. H. II. L.
BruOklyu-....O 0 o 0 o O o OIL 7 /
Phiiadephla.i / 0 / o ~ II o
Pitchers, Abbey and Smith
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balls when they helped Toronto most
Two officers got him tn tho dressing
room, crowd surgIng about and max
Ing threats. Tho dressing room was
guarded until most OF tho spectators
bad departed, whOn Luby was accom-
panied by an officer to the hotel,
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Earned runs Pittsburgh l. Louisville T. Two
base hits, Donovan stencil Three base hit,
Gettlngrr Sacrifice HE, Holmes stolen base.
0'Bhcn %. Double plays BicrbHuer and Beck.
eyi Bnsr6anSI' SSoS aH TI,, saGwSley ESiS, on
Struck ont. Hawloy. Holmes Geillnger. War.
ner. wOyhlng Passed ball Warner. limo, 900
Umpire LEVINE.
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rnN Il0MLISG ANASoN.
Tho summer ssrieA OF lhc NIuSSo League
Ia Now NORriy Over,

Tho summer ssrle. of lhc NIuIsO League
Ia Now NoRrly over.
Tho summer series Of tie MuSee
Rowling League iS ovar with the Oxcep'
ton Of three or four postponed gRmOs
which will all be played nOxt week
On account Of these postponed games
the secretary cnnnot make up tho aver
age until tho latter part of tina coming
week, The Brownies and BoWlSrs play
tho series Of three games that will de-
CldO whsther Namelsss ar Brownies win
the championship, on next Friday. i
Brownies win two II will he tic, and II
they win three Namsles' will bS beaten
out, II, however, BowlerH should hap'
pen to twicS defeat Brownies Nameloss
win have been very fortunate In win
ming by a remarkably close margin,
Last night the Rowlers and Chartered
Oaks rolled thres postponed games with
tho following result;
Observation-Disclosures ISL. 1875, IA;
Ebeiing, III, if5, M; Laird, IT'S, 1858,
l5Gj Lamb. l2a, l9G, l27; slaller, ISL,
los, l4ii Blind, l2l, l2S, lsQi totals,
S7s, Sl5, $40,
CHARTERED 0Rks--l- Wood, lSi, 1873,
1873; Wagner, l43, 100, Ill stoslzcr, l27,
l922, 1875; Gardner, 10, 1871, l26i |, Wood,
l22, ll6, lO4; 9. Wood, lS0. l2j, 1885,
totals, 7Si, Tj7, 73j.
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woYhiuE, ROIsOsod by PlttuN urEh, Gives
tho punLna n pnHh

TUDAN's iANEs-LOnlsyil1 At Pittsburgh,
Philadelphia a. Hy9oGlYg Washington at p0s-
tou, New FORK At Baltimore, ~ Louis at ca
Clpnau, Cleveland NJ Chicago,
SUNDAYS GANEs-Sl, LOU, al Cincinnati, Chi
clgOAt Louisville.
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HOSE rEnNIBhN FtANKLINs
Make Life Miserable for Two OF wheel
ing'S PItchors-Kaao aud BrodlO the
yirtimE


TouAYs GANR-Nheellng at FrAnklln Twin
Cities at New Castle; TltuAvillc al Ce.OrOni oil
city Warren.
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A WONDERFUL MILE.
raid. the Columbia Star, Goes the
Mile at a Cyclone Pace
JyBgS9uS PHENOMENAL MARK

rO, tho Distance Laid Ia tho shade
ny tho Buffalo Bny-GrNRd Circuit
n.ces at nufFalo-rhs WhOelings
Defeated BADLY at FrankIIn--plttS.
Dursh Lososto tho I'allonders--o'h,
srNows OF sport
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did with Hollis, Gray for TItusyiIIc,
alsO pitched good ball, The scosV;
INV TWIN. nnsr. TOO.


New CASTLE Fonnd MHnolNTa palIVory
S"tn MI PusIltuE,
Special Di'pairh TO ne hhllrarn
NEw OAsTLE, Pa, August 0, Flushed
with their victory over Hsckot's on
City team, the Twins canterOa on the
New Castle diamond this afternoon
with the confidence they had when
everything was going their way in tho
the old Interstate day. MInnohau,
the GrOat, who put, In his WiutOrs "a
King Of Ballaire, was in the box Tor tho
Twins, lie laced tho homo battsrs in
the opening ianIug like y Lwo.ysSr.Old,
hut i've minutes later he didn't know
anything, and swain was substituted.
lie was not much moro aHsctivs aud
Now Castle won in caqteF, The score;
H. II, T.
C Sit'eS ''"''''''''''''' '''''"''''' "
NeWIpAt'e'r'"'''''''"' Observation-Disclosures u
batteries, Twin Cities, MlnnohNn, Swain aud
Briggs New Castle, Michael aud smiuE.
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IN THN NATIONAL LRAGUR.

batteries, Twin Cities, MlnnrhNn, Swain aud
iTlgyi New Castle, Michael aud SmiuG,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-30
Results at Now Orleans.

New Orleans, La, March % Clos
ing of the Crescent City Jockey Clubs
winter meeting. Weather, fine; track,
fast. First, six furlongs, Virgin;
1:15H. Second, purse, one mile, Tus-
corara; ia Third. purse, two miles,
Rapidan; $751;. Fourth, the Orleans
handicap for three year-olds and up
wards, six furlongs, Prince Imperial,
1:14%. Fifth, selling, five and one
half furlongs, dead heat between Verdi
and Van Brunt; 1:091s.
Following are the entries at New
Orleans for March 80: First, Is mile,
selling, Fabia 1913, Maquon, Chenoa
1O5. Pisa 1917, Birdcatcher, Johnny Nc
Hale 100, Norman, Black Ball 112.
Second, IS mile, selling, Adah Foy 80,
Hollow Eve, Rabbit, Sir John, Ethel
w. 100 His Honor, King Craft 1O2,
Annie K, Vancluse, Artless, Masonic
Home. Dick White 105, Diamond Dick,
Sam Farmer 10, Barguard 1O2.
Third. 71a furlongs, Blue and White,
Oh No 100, Buckedie 102, Void, Weko-
Ia, Theodore II. 105, Joe Woolman los,
Oxford 1O5. Fourth, q mile, Verdi
100. Bessie Nichols, Panway 105, Reve-
nue. 107. Miss Clark 105 Cass 10Y, Tus-
carora. Decapod 40. Fifth, mile, Erst-
while %. Prince 81 Black Jack, Buck
eye 100, Marcel, Billy Mckenzie, Dan
ube. Charlie B., Sir James 1O4, Pey-
tonia 107, Hatspur, st. Croix, Ansonia,
Henry Jenkins, Bob Campbell ITO.
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should stopped.

The very dangerous and unlawful
practice Of carrying concealed weap-
0ns by men is always TO be deprecated
by peaceful and law-abidins citizens,
but how much more is this practice to
bedenlored and frowued down by both
citizen and guardian of the peace
when it comes to the youth CT our
city-mere children-gO about the
streets armed with a loaded pistol or q
Observation-Disclosures Knife. a North
Market street lad, scarcely twelve
years old, appeared among crowd of
companions a few days ago and ter
rorized the whole outfit by brandish-
ing q loaded pistol and threatening
several little fellows with instant de-
struction if they in any wise crossed
his path. The young desperate en-
Dhasized his threats by firing OF the
pistol several times, but fortunately
doing no damage am0nS his terror
stricken companions The city au-
thorities should look more closely
after this matter of mere children car
rving about such deadly implements
and thus. perhaps prevent the enact
ment of a tragedy that will sadden
the hearts Of parents and not add to
the lustre of our municipal auJhOri-
ties. Let the practice be broken up,
as far as possible, and that at once.