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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-05
NIuuND,YinnN.

A MISCELLANEOUS Molhnso ct MinBr stat.
tors rtnn Mnrahtl'' NtO ropollM
Mrs. Emma Moore Scott returned
home from III. Louis on tho carly train
Sunday morning. SllO won't lhOtO to
attend tho annual ss1slon Of tho ExcOu'
tive Committee Of tho WOmOn's Foreign
Missionary Society
Circuit court mot yO'tOtdny and al.
joufnOd until Thursday, All tho Jury
cases for lhiA term hays boon tried aud
only Clianccty business romalna 10 70.
coIyo tho attention VI tho court
AuullonoOr J,O O. llcrvoy, Of Whocl.
Inc, was hero yesterday morning, aud
sold n hOuao In MGMochoh
j. II, PAUL mud vito wbtO In WhOollng
yesterday, attending tic funeral Of d,
NJ. WatthOn.
j. H. llunOn, oil Washington, u. o. IL
In lilo city,
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Rc~cuEsTEH, N. " Nov, s.-oharles
shabsl, Of this city, to-day lowered the
worlds road record for Two hundred
miles from ll;5Sis0 TO ll;48;6S 40, or
eleven minutes and 81 l.5 seconds,
ShNbol left Rochester this morning at
M, returned at 6:l5;4S 80
this evening, From Rochester he rode
direct to Buffalo and after riding from
Buffalo to 0rittenden and Bowmans.
yillo and returned back to Rochester,
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III. .Mnh lnnl.mnnn cn,..

CrSctSSArr, Now 4-Tho judges Of
the Latonia races. John ]. Carter.
Charles +. Mclean and i. q. Hopper,
alter u thorough investigation, which
included trip TO ST. Louis by Presiding
Judge Carter, rendered q deci,ion In
tho Wild HuntGmRn case to-day. Tho
horse IL disqualified aud the monoy
awarded to the othor horses. No
further entries will be received from A.
]. Stafford, In whOSO name Wild Hunts
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EFW"INWTET
Sp1cial hspaieh 10 ne hue ligs iecr.

hpecl1l HtspdIcA 10 ne It ugs ieef,
HUNTINGTON, W, Va, Now 4,-Jack
DaugherIS Of Cincinnati, and John
Bingham, Of this city, fought a ten
round glove contest tonight before a
large audience. The affair Was close
throughout and the 6S,pollceman did
well, but DNugherly was decided the
winner, John Glover and Peggy NoI'
Iis fought four rounds and 1t was deci'
lnd n hrnR.
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waAPs-eEo. E. srlFEL . co.
GEO, =. STIFELdCo.

EXTRAORDINARY have been the sales in our
l. Wrap Department during the past week. But
there is reason why,
This week should surpass them--WHY2 The
stock has been repIenished with hundreds Of new
garments, not shown here earlier this season,
Also, we were right in the market where we could
buy direct and not through statesmen, Had many
garments made for less than we can duplicate
them for; and we bought for cash, which in Cloak
business at this time means discounts.
You can get the benefit Of this, for where others
must mark their garments, we can offer them at
the lower prices, while these last. One thing you
must consider, The lowest priced Wrap is not
just a trifle more money, and the usefulness Of
the Wrap is doubled.
Come in. See some Of our specials in FUR
CAPFS and CLOTH JACKETS for this week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-05

DlsttOssing kidney aud bladder dis.
oasos relieved IN ak hours by tho "NEw
GUAR soufIt AMHmCAN KiDSgy CURR"
This nov remedy 10 u great surprise on
account Of IT, exceeding prompLUeA In
tclloyin pain In tho bladder, kldncys,
back And every part Of tho urinary pass.
ara Ia mNlo or female, II relieves RI.
icnllon oi water and pain In passing II
Nlmont Immediately, II YOU want quick
tcllol and cure this Ia your remedy
Fold by IL II. List, druggist Wheeling,
w, VA
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man was entered. Tho attendance was
immense. Weather lne aud track slow.
Summarized
First mle-Mlss Gallon /; sapdoypl
81 Rogue 81 l;44A.
Second, 81 furlongs-Cenil Ii First
Purchase 9; oawsgoSi ltl0t,
Third, Observation-Disclosures Il Mod
eToeio 81 Gateway 3Ail6.
Fourth, 8 iurloheS-Frontler Ii
Patriarch p Sir Yassar s; li0S3,
Fifth, II mlles-Blact silk Ii Statia
2; FRy0ttO Belle 8; l,bZ,
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Tomorrow the Ladies' Bowling Club,
OF this city, will hold their arst meeting
at the MuIes alleys at 10 o'clock. Some
very good bowlers were developed by
the club last year, and II starts OF thia
aeason In q worry encouraging manner.
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win THE nowLGns.
neahSpts Beaten Twice By Independents,
IAnsllss Win OF the south sido.-.Tho
Wumsn navIeFs,

The week in bowling circles opened
last evening with games in both the
league tournaments, In the Musop
League series the c%outeltlnS leama
were BeabouI aud Independent The
latter teams alwaya had a few cards up
its sleeve, and last evening two wsre
played against Beabout with effecti they
won the second and third games on 900
scores. MeoauIlsnd made the high
score OF the evening IN the third con
iost N rhA aNnPa,
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Geo. D. rIEeL8Co.
I>Fashions free for the asking-get a copy.
ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
NEW GOODS.

Duringthepas week wshavc received
several car loads OF now Canned, Eyapo-
rated and Dried Fruits aud Cereals fresh
from the mills. Examine our price list.
Remember We quote prices on only tho
beat goods.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-05

IT Ia n truth In medicine that tho
smallest dosO that performs a cure iI the
best. Do Wits Idttlo Early RlsOrA arc
tho smAIlot pills, will perform a cure.
and aru tho host. Logan Drug Co.,
Wheeling, w. Va, i. i. Peabody, Ben.
wood, and Dowlo & Co, Bridgeport y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-05

Tic boat Oalyd In tho world Tor cuts,
bruiOCa, sorOs, ulcers, salt rhOum, foyer
sores, toltor, ChNppod handa, ohllblaiul,
corns, aud all skin orupLions, aud posi-
lIyoly cures pilop, or no pay required.
It's guaranteed to glyo perfect satiBiaO.
lIon or money ROUNDED. prlco 70
cents pOr box. For Oalo by Logan Drug
Company
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PUBLIC SALE.
pUBLlO SALE
Valuable Ohio County Farm !

Iwlll soil at public auction on tho premises
In parts to suit purchasers, on
THURSDAY, NOVEMBER Il, isOj,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a m. tho tract Of land
known rs tho William Hay FHrm. containing
about lHi hcrcS VI GOOD farming land. situate one
milo north oil Point Mills station. on the w, \.
4 H. X H.. III Ohio county. W. Va said lAnd
lies vol, Is vol watored, has good Improve
mcnts and plenty of goot fruit on H.
TERMS or SALE;-OnC.thitd. and ~ much moro
as the purchaser ma elect 10 pay III cash, aud
the residue In three equal annual payments,
with interest, payable annually, tho purchasers
payments, secured by deeds OF trust on tho
property. l. Fl JONES.
oolarrhAwy
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On the South Side, tho LaBelle aud
Standard teams played on tho Fstle
alleys, and laBslle eamO OF the field Of
battle victor in the three contests,
Travis aud seamon, OF LaBelle, made
the high scores Of the evening, Tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-05

Mail orders will receive prompt atten.
tion; freight prepaid on all orders
amounting to 50 90 and upwards, sugar
excepted.
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NESBlTT g. DEVINE,
Trl 0N i7aa Mnrkot Street.
Special Sale Of Real Estate.


NO. 20 TWELFTH ST, 0no brick aud stone
dwelling, II rooms all modern, lot GjXiM tccL
NO. i30 SIXTEENTH sl', brick aud frame
dwelling 7 rooms, lot 3lxle9 icol,
No, bit NATIONAL ROAD itamc uWolllhg,a
rooms, Is feet itnut
40 lOl FOURTEENTH ST., brick dwellings,
rooms. lot aNiN feet, brick klablcOn tcaf VI lou
house has Rll mniUtn convenience
NO. iSf NORTH HURON III, frame uWWIlnsi
4tnnnlH lot l0Nlil feet
80. 8iTWEllTll ST., new lt1tno dwelling,
btOump, lot ~ tcOi 'front.'.
No ig SOUTH YORK ST. itAmO dwelling,
D rooms, lot ghNigU feet.
No. ibW CliArLlNE 81, brick dwelling, Z
rooms, lot lSNlgU feet.
80, i5ii on NrLISE ar, nnc brick dwelling,
MN i'll AND ir AtLRY rs, ioublc brick
sdWVillng, I rooms each, aud good brick slaplOi
lnt 6lNGi feet corner Wood stree, and AllOy. 70,
no III 2ANE sT,, ISLAND, 8 room frame
dWOlllng. lot 6lNi9U trOt -
40. iUl FIFTEENTH 81, franc dwelling, ,
rpnins lot MSltn feet
NO iW sOriIt FiIONr W., brick dwelling 7
rooms, lot "a feet front
Fluc building lot corner Malli ald Sixteenth
streets, tiNlalioCL
building lots on island IL Pleasant Valley
EdgingtUn and LCaihctWOOl,
MOSEf 10 LOAN on REAb ESTATE
RlNEHART Il TATUM,
CRY DASK BulLpiSd
Telephone no ssp
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REAL
FOB REHIT.
AloNrH

FOR SALE
lot on South Huron street for less than cost
No. u North trout street.
Lot on south Front stree.
Lot ON South Huron street
Residence. WOOdsdLe.
Residence, South Huron street
SiE.roomed house, Peninsula
House and lot, National road, s&a
Residence, Kentucky street.
Residence, Thirty.frAt street
Residence. ChaplinG street
Residence, McCOilUch street
Residence, Fifteenth street
Residence, Sixteenth street
WANTED.
Woman TO do general housowork.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-05
SHERIFF STOPPED II,
Fsrragher-smlt Boxing Match
Ends in an Unexpected Way,
THE SPECTATORS BECAME NOISY

And the omoers Intorlered and
stopped the Go In tho seventh
lsouud-Ths spectators Greatly Dis
acknowledgements Defeats Ooh in
Six Roupds-ThO Main Event was
Getting Very Interesting,
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FOR SAIIE.


Farm, IS acres, "a acres bottom land, on Little
Grave creek. 81 miles south OF city, cheap ca
Farm. q acres. ~ milo, cast Of city, easy
terms, $500.
Farm. 50 acres, % acres crock bottom. $ miles
cast OF CITY, easy terms S,001.
Farm, lGI acres. Gmilos east Ot city.
~fArm. iS aCtoS, fronting on National road,l
miles east Of the city. Easy terms, 5000
Farm. 70 lctOs, 2 houses aud 2 orchards, front
Ing on river. II miles south OF tho cltyi very
cheap. $500
Farm. 20 acres. . miles cat OF the city.
Splendid farm, $50 acres, on ROundbottom.
iOOnrtCs Of iamO river bottom. sb pOr aero.
Farm VI 800 acres OH lkOundbotton.
Farm, y acres, Belmont county, 5 niloi west
Farm, - acrOt Belmont county, $ miles wast
OF cts, $4,000,
FGrm, 80 acres, IN miles east Of city, ohoap.
Farm, . acrot, ~ milOs east OF city, Win new
OightroOmcl house.
NESBlTT g. DEVINE,
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ROLF co GANH,
20 FOURTEENTH STREET.
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent Clllector. Noilr, PublIs aud
Pension Attorney, No l5l! Market street OCD
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-06

Connors. Of jackson street, have re-
turned home after short visit with
friends at Carbondale.
Mary Tobin. the 4-year-old daughter
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Tobin. died yes
terday at the family home. on Grant
avenue.
The funeral of Lewis E. Jones will oc-
cur today at II o'clock. The body will
be taken to Forty Fort for interment
Haydn Jenkins. Of North Hyde Park
avenue, while riding a bike Saturday
evening, was knocked down by one of
Clarke Bros delivery wagons, and
slightly injured.
Mrs. Muir and son, Of this side, will
spend weeks vacation at Montrose
and Heart lake.
Mrs. Reese T. Reese, of washburn
street, is entertaining Mrs. Philip
Francis, Of Gellico. Tenn, and Mrs. w.
Trevora Lewis. Of Proctor, N. Y.
Miss Ella Godshall. OF South Sumner
avenue. is visiting at Shannon. Pa.
Miss Myrtle Dewitt and William
Eldridge will be married at the home
Of the brides uncle, on North Sumner
avenue. Mr.. Eldridge Is a resident of
Waterbury. Conn.
Miss Nellie Brown, Of Laceyvllle, is
visiting Miss Aida Atkinson, at her
home, on Meridian street.
West Side Business Directory.
BICYCLES repaired, scissors ground.
tools sharpened. saws filed. keys fitted,
machines repaired by w. l.. Steenback.
dealer in Guns. Fishing Tackle. under
West Side Bank.
PHOTOGRAPHER-Cab Photos, s1.4o
per dozen. They are Just lovely. Con.
vince yourself by calling at Starner's 8
Photo Parlors. 10l and 103 South Main
avenue.
BARBER.-Hair cutting and shaving done
in a flrst-class manner at John II. Rey-
nold's Barber Shop. at Fairchild's Hotel.
GROCERIES ~ Revere Standard Java
Coffee Is unexcelled. The leading coffee
OF the day. For sale only at F. w. Ma
son & Co. Fine Groceries,. 116 South
Main avenue
SECOND HAND FURNITURE-CAsH
for anything you have to sell. Furni.
ture Stoves, Tools, etc. Call and SEQ
the stock OF J. c. King. 102A and 102s
Jackson street.
WALL PAPER-Go to Fred Reynolds.
206 North Main avenue, and see his
complete line Of Wall Paper. Paints
and window Shades. Just opened with
new stock.
PLUMBING-william D.. Griniths. ll3
North Main avenue, does hrst-class
Plumbing, Steam Heat and Gas Fitting.
Satisfaction is strictly guaranteed.
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Del, Lack. and Western.

Effect Monday, June a. 1895.
Trains leave Scranton as follows: Exs
press for New York and all points East.
LAO. ESQ. 6.l5. 500 and 9b5 I'm. l2.65 and S3s
Express for Easton. Trenton. Phiiadel.
phia and the south. 6.l5. 500 and s.66 a.ra.s
H:55 and 334 pm.
Washington and way stations. s.55 pm.
Tobyhanna accumulation. $40 pm;
mira. Corning. Bath. Dansville. Mount
Morris and Buffalo. 1910, 235 am. and IA
pm, making close connections at Buf.
falo to all points In the West Northwest
and Southwest.
Bath accommodation. . am.
BtnEhamton and way stations, 1881 pm.
Nicholson accommodation. at p. m. and
Binghamton and Eimira Express. 60
Express for Cortland. Syracuse oswsse
Utica and Richfeld Springs. 1% am. and
Ithaca, 2ss and Bath am. and In pm.
For Neythumberland. Pittston. wilkes.
willie. making close connectiona at North.
Baltimore. Washington and the South.
Northumberland and intermediate sta
tions, GOO. e.65 an. and i.S0 and e.07 Pm.
NAnticoke and intermedlate stations
sos and l1.1o am. Plymouth and inter-
mediate stations. SO and $50 pm.
Pullman parlor and sleeping coaches o.
all express trains
For detailed Information, pocket time
tables, etc. apply to NJ. I. Smith. city
ticket once. a2e Lackawanna avenue. -
depot ticket once.
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MAY HAVE TO REFUND.
Food Inspector Thomas Receiving Money
Without Due Warrant.

Food Inspector Thomas Receiving Money
Without Due Warrant.
Food Inspector Richard Thomas may
be called upon to refund any money
that may have been paid him out OF the
city treasury for the maintenance Of his
horse, as the auditing committee OF
councils last night concluded that he
was not warranted in receiving this
money.
When the bill for the care and feed
ing of the food and milk inspectors
horse came up for consideration atten-
tion was drawn to the fact that the Or
dinance creating the office particularly
specified that the officer in question
should pay for the care of his horse out
of his salary. 1t appears, however. that
last years estimate committee appro-
priated something like $3.50 for the care
and keeping Of the inspectors horse,
and out Of this fund councils have been
monthly allowing him the cost OF
maintaining his horse.
The auditing committee last night re-
fused to honor the bill and instructed
City Clerk Lavelle to examine previ-
Gus reports to ascertain how much has
been paid to the inspector.
The committee also refused to pass
the bill for the services of Timothy La
velle, inspector Of Roaring Brook
bridge, as his appointment has not been
confirmed by councils.
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MEXICAN EDITOR MURDERED.
His Body Found Literally Hacked 70
Picces-Is q Dcep Mystery.

Picces-Is q Deep Mystery.
City Of Mexico, Aug. 5.-The assassi-
nation Of Editor Olmos in the City Of
Puebla has excited intense interest. 1t
Is now said that Olmos was suspected
Of being the publisher, as we'll as edi-
tor. Of mysterious weekly paper
called Voice Of Puebla, which appeared
July IA, and in which the administra.
ton of Governor Martinez was violent
ly attacked and his reelection hotly
opposed. The police made a search for
the publication office, but could find no
trace Of 1t.
Genevieve Olmos, sister Of the mur-
dered editor, published a remarkable
letter today, in which she says she
found her brother almost literally
hacked to pieces, with many wounds
made by knives and daggers of vari-
Gus sizes. The blade Of one dagger re-
mained in the body with the handle
gone. Her brothers front teeth were
knocked out. She adds: up to this
moment 1 have not endeavored to in
quire into the murder, neither could
I do so with such immense grief weigh
ing on me. A rumor Is circulat ting that
the assassins of my unfortunate
brother belong to the secret police Of
this city" Newspapers here are call
Ing on the state government of Puebla
to enter at once on a minute inVestiga-
tiOn Of this horrible crime.
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RAiIROD TIMETABLES

CentrofRailroad Of New Jersey.
Anthracite ceal used excluavsly. iasur.
TinE 1AbLE ~ nFFECr JUNE /: issa
-Iraine leave ocraAten for Pttteesns
viikse. BARR. etes e IA AZ ~ am.s
In 10A A8. kea 1.ln p. m. sundays. 80
For Atlantic City, 40 an. -
Eor New York. Newark and 2l1sAletAp
S.C (expressl ., MI lo (exprees with hut.
fss Ds[ior carl. A0 lsiprssO Pm Bun.
arf;vs. ef Philadelphis: Rssa,ns fern:
!. .!rcr For As1sh Chunk. AIlsntovn, eethls.
i;n. SOS go !except PhiisdsiShial .. m.
iSS ESr Long I Branch. Bran Ocean Grove ssa. a.
s2S ga a: n lshrough coach). l.Y ?; m;
VIA Alentown. 80 q. m. LIZ. 500 p. m.
?ESa.S; Eor fotsssl!ie. aS His $50 a. M, ~ p. II.
.Iss Hr,s ssys New Yo,k SCt sf Ls
am. Ii0 iSo. 80 (exprsss With Eussk
Leave Philadelphia, READING 3 I Terminal
800 am. 200 and 40 pm. Sunday al
Through Tickets to al points at Lowest
rates may be had on application in ad.
vance to the ticket agent at the station.
H. p. BALDWIN.
Gen. Pass Agent
J. II. OLHAUsEN. Gen, Supt.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-06
ODDS AND ENDS OF SPORT.

H. D. Schwarts, Of Scranton. is shooting
pigeon match with some nearly every
week. and wins about all Of them. He
has won six matches In succession, and
II after more scalps. Sporting Life.
Frank Craig. the Harlem Coffee
Cooler" and Dan Creedon have been
matched at London for twenty-round
hght. II u understood that the National
Sporting club win put up pure Of fioo,
The revolver shooting championship Of
England has again been won BY Walter
Winans, Of Baltimore; Nd. AT Bssiey re-
Gently Mr.. WInans won the military re-
bsides seven first prises. for revolver
shooting, making two highest possible
scores. and breaking four records.
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DUpED IN cHARIrY.s NAME
Western People Listen 10 . False Appeal
|, TO Help Starving Russians.

''SSs~s" HSOpsS AssotO0 W - roU0 AVRO0b
to Help Starving Russians.
Topeka, Kan, Aug. 5.-During the
past month appeals have been made
to Governor Morrill,. of Kansas, and
governors Of other states by people OF
Ellis county for aid for the 500 starving
Russians Of that county. These appeals
have described a condition Of abject
poverty among the Russians. and they
were SO touching that many charitable
people of the east contributed food and
clothing freely. The state officials sent
coal and provisions to Hayes City,
which they supposed had ministered to
the wants of the destitute.
To fully satisfy himself Governor
Morrill, sent Railroad Commissioner
Howe to Ellis county to investigate
fully. He returned tonight and reports
that the Russians are the most thrifty
people in Ellis county. and that the ap-
peals for aid were sent out by men who
have profited from the sale OF the pro-
visions sent them by charitable people.
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MADE 1T FOUR STRAIGHT.
scranton Easily Takes the rv
Games from Rocnc.&

s"'on Easily Takes the SArwo
Games from Rochester.
Nochester came back to Scranton yes-
terday and gave two more exhibitions
VI now not TO play the great National
game. The visitors threw away the
chahce 10 win the first contest, but were
never conspicuous In the second chapter
In which the Scrantons gamboled at will
GROUND the bases, and hit as they
pleased Robertson. the recent importa.
tion from Canada.
1he announcement that Catcher
rogers had been released and that "Big
BIZ .Schriever. an oldtime Scranton
prayer, mad been signed. drew 1900 per-
sons the largest audience in a long
time, to see the games. But Just be.
1ore the first game Schriever wired that
ne would not be here until today. and Il
Is probable that the disappointment
caused the crowd. to show its lack of
loyalty by groans and cat-calls for
every Scranton mistake, and by ap-
pIause for every point favorable to the
visitors. The n-appearance of
Schriever and Sweeney, the newly
signed shortstop, accounts for the pres
ence IN the game Of all Scranton's
pitchers.
President Powers got mixed In max
Ing assignments for his umpires, and
In consequence both Carney and
Doescher appeared on the grounds. After
adjudicating the first game. Gaffney
left for Wilkes-Barre, to where Powers
had wired him to do duty today.
Doescher umpired the second game and
will probably be here for the remaining
home games.
How the Games Were Won.
In the first game johnson was pitted
against Donoghue. who pitched the bet
ter game. but he was supported by
listless playing, and four Of Rochester's s
five errors contributed toward the rum
getting. The result, however, Is not
alone due to Rochester's poor fielding.
but may be accounted for In part by
Scranton's hitting, when hits meant
runs. In only one inning. the fourth,
did Scranton make a hit and fail to
score. Huston and Ward, by their ac-
ceptance OF sixteen chances without
error, furnished the spirit Of the play
jhg.
From the beginning Of the second
game Robertson was bombarded, and
the hitting was continued in every in
ming, except the third. He was wild as
a rabbit, and nearly all Of his nine
gifts Of first counted toward the runs
For three innings only one hit was
made of Meaney. and then he let
down during the fourth and fifth in
nings, during which six hits for nine
bases and Illusions blind throw over
first netted four runs. In the last four
innings. however only two singles were
made of him.
A detailed story of the two games Is
unnecessary; the following scores suf-
ficiently explain the causes and results:
First game
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ROCHESTER,,

Earned runs-Scranton. 9; Rochester. 2.
Two-base h;ts-Eagan, Johnson, Meaney.
Luby. Hamburg. Three-base hits-Ban-
non, Daily. Sacrifice hit - Robertson,
Stolen bases-Ward. Bannon 2, Meaney 2,
Smith. Huston. Left on bases-Scranton,
l0;' Rochester, 3. Double plays-Ward 10
Stearns; Meaney to Ward to Stearns;
cannon to Stearns. Struck out-By
Meaney, O'Brien; by Robertson, Huston,
Stearns 2 Ward, Eagan. First on errors
Scranton, 2; Rochester. 8. First base on
called balls-Off Robertson, 9; Off Meaney,
.. Hit by pitcher-Huston. Time-l5O.
Cmpire-Doescher.
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-08-06
AMONG THE PUGs.

Owen Ziegler, the Philadelphia light
weight, who jumped into fame by giving
Jack McAuliffe the toughest battle Of his
life. has taken to cycle riding. and is re-
ported to be a clever rider.
AL Smith. who has 5000 cash interest
IN Jim Corbett's stake. took s to / to the
extent Of 500 recently that the big fight
would not take place in Texas. Joe Ven-
dig laid the odds. Last night Smith uf.
fered to bet $500 to $3.50 that Dan Stewart
and his partners would not succeed in pull.
Ing of the fight In the Lone Star state,