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The San Francisco call., 1895-10-15
GORMAN'S GREAT HITS.
Exciting Game of Baseball at Central
Park Between the OIympics and
Pacifics.

An exciting game OF baseball was played
in Central Park Sunday afternoon be-
tween the Olympics and Pacifcs. There
was large attendance, and the friends of
the Pacifcs seemed to be in the majority.
The Olympics, up to the sixth inning,
had the best of the game, the score stand
ing to 3. In the sixth the Paciiics had
three men on bases with TWO men out.
German went to bat and by clean hit to
LETT field two men got home.
In the seventh inning the Olympics in
creased their score to 8. The Pacifics
again got three men on bases and German
again swiped the ball for a hree-bagger
and three men got home amidst the great
est excitement, as this tied the score. Be-
fore the inning closed the Pacifcs added
three more runs, Stanley making home
run by sending the ball under the fence to
the right field. German was hugged and
slapped by his admirers till his bones
ached. In the next two innings neither
team scored.
The features of the game were Gorman's S
batting and Cosgrove's fielding. Cosgrove
made magnificent and difficult catch at
right field. Iberg, pitcher for the Pacifcs,
was superseded by Murphy, as he ran
against the first baseman while the latter
was trying to catch ball.
The Paclflcs won by score of IL to 8.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-15

made the steamboat people understand
that I was somewha of lawyer myself
they readily paid the amount OF my
claim. They endeavored to explain that
the accident was an act of Providence, but
/ COT not see it just that way. The rep
resentative of the company said there were
several questions about maritime law
which women could not understand, but
when I gave him my card he quickly
changed his tune. He mumbled some
thing about Lord So-and-So being at
Brighton and Duke Some body-Else off on
a hunting trip, and then asked me to call
again, as the matter would be considered.
l told him plainly that he must have these
titled gentlemen at the Office next day,
prepared to pay the amount of my claim
or there would be trouble. The result was
that when I next called they gave me a
check for the amount"
The stay of Mrs. Foltz in San Francisco
is to be of short duration. 1t has been
rumored for some time that she intended
to give I'D her local law practice, and she
now confirms the story.
~ shall take up the practice of law IN
New York at very early period, she SAID
yesterday, "and have already been re-
tanned by two firms doing a large foreign
business. / leave California with regret,
mainly because of the family ties which go
to make ones home dear. l see, however,
there is little or no opportunity for a
woman lawyer here, and that is the prin-
cipal reason which prompts me to make
the change.
81 have one hope and ambition in life,
and that is to build woman's college OF
law and in the Portia Club firm founda-
ton has already been laid. 1t is the only
institution of its kind outside of New York
which is recognized in legal circles, and il
will continue to occupy this position and
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-15
MRS, FOLTz HOME AGAIN,
The Dean of the Portia Club
Talks of Her Experiences
Abroad.
SOON TO LEAVE SAN FRANCISCO,
Graphic Description of the Wreck
of the Channel Steamer
Seaford.

Mrs. Clara Shortridge Foltz is at home
again after an absence of several months
spent in touring England and continental
Europe. She arrived in the City Sunday
morning, but SO quiet was her coming that
few relatives and none of her friends knew
of it. All yesterday, however, she was be-
sieged with visitors, and when night came
the founder of the Portia Law Club, and
incidentally the most famous woman iurist
in America, was completely tired out.
Mrs. FoItz talks charmingly of her Eu-
ropean travels and the historical places
visited, but in all her experiences it is
doubtful if there is anything more in
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-15
JUROR SMYTH IN TROUBLE
Warrant Sworn Out for His Arrest
on tho Charge of Battery.

Warrant sworn Out for His Arrest
on the Charge of Battery.
Attorney Murasky appeared in Judge
Joachimsen's court yesterday, accom-
panied by Charles H. Brodenstin, 2129
Broderick street, who swore out warrant
for the arrest of Horace Smyth, 2127
Broderick street, on the charge of battery
upon his son, George.
Mr.. Brodenstin explained that his son
was sitting on the fence in front of Mr.
Smyth's house on Sunday afternoon when
Smyth crept up behind him and struck
him a violent blow on the back with his
cane. The blow was so hard that the cane
was broken. The boy had been confined to
the house from the pain be was suffering.
After Attorney Murasky and Mr.. Broden-
stin had left with the warrant the Judge
was informed that the defendant was one
of the jurors in the Durrant case, lie at
once wrote out an order for his release on
his own recognizance.
The issuance OF the warrant caused con-
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-15

sternation at police headquarters Cap
tain Lees was under the impression that
there was section of the code that ex-
empted Juror from arrest during the
trial of the case, but he could not find it.
The warrant had not been served up to
late hour last night, but the Judges or
der for Smyth's prompt release is in the
City Prison. 1t is unlikely that the case
will be heard till after the conclusion of the
Durrant trial
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-15
Coast seamen,s Wages.

At a meeting of the Coast Seamen's Union
last evening reports were read to the effect
that the efforts of the Ship-owners' Association
to reduce sailors wages at Seattle, Port Town
send and San Diego have proved failures The
sailors believe that the ship owners have
abandoned the movement for the present.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-15

grow in strength and usefulness with the
increasing intelligence and tolerance of the
people. 1t will never cease to have my
best wishes and most earnest support"
Mrs. Foltz will remain in San Francisco
about two weeks and then depart for her
new home and wider field of labor.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-15
Jobnstown yiotim,s ESTATE.

John Dibert, who was drowned in the Johns
town (Pa.) food in $780, left an estate in this
City, and the widow has petitioned the Superior
Court to appoint j. w. Albright administrator.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-15

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The San Francisco call., 1895-10-15
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the great Wholesale Manufacture
ers of Clothing. Your boy can
make money if he cares to exert
himself a bit.
The San Francisco call., 1895-10-15
$tOO, $40, 500

With every sale of $3.50 or more
we give a metal Souvenis. To
the three boys who bring us the
largest number of these Souve-
Mrs we will present three bank
books (Hibernia Bank for $100,
$75 and $50 respectively.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25

May Smith Robbins vii DO seen at
tho Grand Opera House THANKSGIVING
matinee and night. also Friday and
Saturday In the musical comedy, LIT
tic Trixie." She Ii known as one OF the
greatest little dancers In America, and
has u sweet voice. which she uses to
good advantage IN several songs, one
OF which, "Thc Little Irish Maid" IL n
character song without duplicate.
She also has decided dramatic ability,
and nets herself into the good gracoa OF
oil. The play II Little TriXle" IA lightly
constructed, but has n strong md con-
slstcnt plot during the course OF which
refined Bpcclaltlcs are introduced by
some very clever people. The music In
bright and catchy, the costumes pretty
and the performance n very clean and
enjoyable one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25
LOCAL aREyITIEs
Matters Or Minor Moment IN aud About
the City,

lIntirrR Of 1IInOr aIou,,,,t a, mad Abnttl
,,a r,,,'
,, 49,.
opera House this eVenlng--Peter Ma
''T ~, . .uu.u'n'''up'
Ihe Nh'hollc bazaar In the Cathedral
paso'"p"'' opens 'hlS evening"
Another "whltewush" was scored in
the police court Saturday morning,
The Grand this evening boston
Howard Atheneum Specially Company.
A, J. Polhnnus was nrrcteh saturday
mint for IisnriorH,,, Va s n,i,otu ns MI,
street,
a new schedule went into .frect ON tho
Cleveland. I.oraIn A. NjhsctImg rniirond
yesterday '"''''
James Dt,yon woo o,,.,s,o, ~, om,o,
McCausland vesterdav on cSnrga M
drunk and disnrderlv conIuct
Tho C,oro,an5 q nn.,.
ia JnIn" r,, s,I'u tlltsnuTSn Llllroau
SunJays ' ti'n ,nV gi. IIe.smt business on
Hn""!9 'N"H w FORMER years
o,,nra d .'V5 5',,'' S'un VII give mas,
ths Sn',r eiSu ~ ~ Wy CentIe null Oh
~ "'H'H S'ue' iuesuaS eNeHlnB
inc Wheeling steel plant has shut
uoWh nhtil wednesday, owing TO a
scarcity OF pig Iron to work on,
~ Wv puHVe COURT saturday evening
Two disorderly cases paid 81 and costs
each, and two others were sent up for
htlGen days,
At bridgeport Rev. j. A. Donahev.
tho new Presbyterian minister viii
preach at the union Thanksgiving ser
Nicts In the NJ, Il, church,
The fair and festival for tho benefit
Of the proposed Confederate soIdlers'
home has been postponed by the COM
mlttee I'm charge until the hitter part or
February.
very plensort ovor+ tool, r,,oo n,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25
ABOUT PEOPLE,
Strangers In no city and Wheeling
Folks Abroad,

F0llS Abroad
Mrs, II, A. McCabe Is visiting friends
at Columbus, o.
John Loefler, OF the East End, has
gone TO st, Clairsvillc to locate.
NJ, Ravens, OF Huntington, auto
graphcd at the Mcclure yesterday,
Mr., and Mrs. John Roth have return
ed from an extended western trip.
Miss Matilda BeIer of Pittsburgh, is
visiting the family OF Mr.. Julius Lohse.
], NJ. Jackson, jr,, well known Par
kersburg business man, Is ut the Wind
sOr.
John Ward, of Elklns, and O. NJ.
Ryan, OF Wellsburg, autographed at
the Bchler,
Dr. r. NJ. Rau Is seriously slclyat his
sisters, Mrs. G, a. Bcuter's, on Chap
line street
Misses Nellie stun and Mabel Hollo-
way, o. Flushing, Ohio, are REGISTERED at
the Windsor.
Smith Ellsworth will move 10 Toledo
Tomorrow His daughter, Mlss Kate,
Will remain In Wheeling
T. J. Moore, Of RayenswoOd. and i,
T.. Smith, OF Marietta, were down-the-
river people at the Windsor.
Mr. VIII Gutmun and infant daugh-
ter, OF Portland, Me, are the guests Of
Mrs c. Gutman. on Thirteenth street,
II. j. ParsonI, OF Huntington. and W,
T. Mcbride, OF Warrington, were
among Sundays arrivals ut the
Stamm.
Rev. Father C. f. Schilpp has been
transferred by the bishop from the
church at ST. Josephs settlement to
that at White sulphur Springs.
Col. W. p. Thompson. OF New York,
and Mrs. George Thompson. OF Park
ersburR, are visiting Mrs. Judge
Thompson, on the National road.
Joseph Schroeder aged sIxty-two, n
native OF this city and well known
and respected resident OF the Sixth
ward. died NJ his home on South Mar
kct street, Saturday, OF apoplexy.
Charles Henning OF the city building,
was down Mt Wavcrly looking Ov, the
new oil field. and preparing to have two
wells put down on the lenses of the
company In which he is Interested, the
Bachmann Oh & Gas Company,
Among the WashIngtonlans who saw
Wash. -Jcff. win Saturdays foot ball
game, was Dave Currnn. the base ball
player who played one game Win
Wheeling last season. He Will manage
the Washington team in the Central
league next year
Congressman and Mrs. i. u. Dove
! ner and son. VIII. left last evening for
Washington. d. C. Congress convenes
! one week from to-day. and the Captain
and his family went long enough ahead
| 10 got their apartments comfortably ar
| ranged by that time.
The friends o. Mr. Alfred Spell. the
accomplished son OF Prof, Il, w. Spell,
conductor Of the Opera House orehcs-
ira. will he pleased to learn that he Is
cxcclllrg I'll others In his class at the
musical conservatory Mt Sonderhausen.
| Germany. where he Is completing his
musical education.
Among those who accompanied the
University foot bail team to Wheeling.
on Saturday, were Prof James W. Har-
| tIrau. OF the chair OF biology and direc-
| tor of the gymnasium: Captain G, G..
Hrw!tt. u. 6. A., commandment of cadets
md military instructor, and Prof !. O..
| White. who formerly occupied the chair
| Of geology. They were enthusiastic
over the showing OF the West Virginia
University team.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25
L1sRARy,s NEW BOOKS,
Late Issues In Fiction, History and Dlog-
rRphy Rro Added.

The following is a complete list Of the
new issues in fiction, history, biogra-
ply, etc, which have Just been added
TO the shelves OF the Wheeling public
library. In this connection'it Is notice.
able that the Wheeling board of edu-
cation IL pursuing q very liberal policy
In constantly adding the newest and
best things In literature, making the
local library thoroughly up to date.
The list:
Abbott, c. C.-Coloniai WoOing.
burnett, +. 1.-Two Little Pilgrims
hurnham. c. L.-wlsc Woman.
Burton. John B.-Desert Ship
Campbell. GeralG-Tho Jones and the
Crawford, +. M.-Casa Broccoli
Crockett, s. R.-Men OF the Moss Hays.
Crockett, S. R-Dear LATHE Marchlon-
css
Douglas. A. M.-Shcrburno Romance.
Doyle. 4. C.-F'lrm OF Grindicstone.
Doyle, a. C.-Stark-Munroe Letters,
Ellis, Il. Slack Wildwood.
Ellis. Il. S.-YounR Conductor
Haggarl. II. R,-JOnn Haste.
Honty q. A.-Knights OF the White
HSnty. q. Although Russian Shows
Hcnty. @. A.-Tiger Of Mysorc.
iiUV SmsT NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. ''''
MnciSonnId t;corpe-,Ijlith
WcCnNI IL CEOn Farm Fairies.
St,,npoc Ejrk- Snn,y shoes and Sietlgns
NunJ,u' NrS + ii lucia Ungh md
A,n,S.r'
pogn = Ming E,dInhurv
p"s,L.,.,1n NnS-IItfie Ii,ivucnot
poni n LNsninst Human Nature.
p py,, w. ~ i q nSiorv 81 chTistine Roche.
fari "'''' ~ ~
I,o, C-IIaIf Dozen Rows.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25

Special Dispatch to the lnlolllgcncor.
Morgantown, ". Va. Nov 2t-Tho
news OF The foot ball game at Wheeling
on Saturday was awaited WIN eager
expectancy and received wlth manifest
deilght here. with two regular mon
out OF the game and playing under
Yale.Princeton rules, the most san
guIne OF the students did not expect
tho University team TO mike such a
showing against Washington & Jcfier.
son. The result IN the cause OF conRrat-
ulatlons on every hand II was the
biggest victory the team has won THIS
yoar and gives them q standing In ath-
ietIcs no other athletic organization Mt
the University has ever had before.
Last year Washington & Jcncrson won
by score OF q to 0. and the year prcvil..
Gus by score Of II to o. just wait
until next year" everybody is saying,
and WASHINGTON & Jofrerpon VIII have
ia bite the dust"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25
pELLAIRE.
All sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass CITY,

All sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass CITY.
Charles Rickart, OF Montana, for
merly Of this city, has lust nlcd a suit
for divorce against hts wife. who ~
still q resident OF this city, The pa
pers were served Saturday, The couple
had separated here before he went TO
Montana.
Senator John II. Morgan, OF Cam
bridge, was in the city Saturday, call
ing upon q number OF acquaintance
and friends. He formerly lived at Act
naville, and was visiting With his FAM
lily at his wifes former home
A boy named James Crawley was
taken before the probate court Satur-
day on n charge Of truuncy, but the
fudge would not pass upon his case
until he heard the evidence of his teach
er, one OF the Sisters OF Charity.
Mrs. Heath sold her place at Wcgec
to s. c. Kelly for $1,000 and then
bought Il home from Sarah \. Hudson
In the First ward Of this city for $500.
The Misses Mary NJ. and Bridget CAT
fcrty cnme IN from Philadelphia yes
terry 10 be present at the Sherry CAf-
forty wedding Wednesday.
The funeral OF Pearl, the youngest
daughter Of George. Kern, of the Third
ward took placc yesterday afternoon,
and was largely attended
Mrs. Knox King wife Of Rev. A. X.
King, and son, OF Mt, Vernon, ARE WIS.,
lting her parents, Mr.. and Mrs, Thomas
Ault.
tMr. G. w. Addudle VIII succeed Cor
nellus Currnn on the Hathaway farm,
the latter having moved back 10 the
city.
The rain swellcd all the streams In the
interior OF this county and was OF in
calculable benefit 70 the farmers
William James, one OF the blowers
at the steel works, was OF duty the past
week on account OF glCkrcBs
The mother Of Rev. John II Foster Is
quite sick at his home IN this city,
threatened with pneumonia,
Mrs Sarah Rodefer lott Saturday for
Ellwood. Ind, 70 viBlt her daughter,
Mrs. Charles ]. Hoffman
A. II. Bronson, OF Cleveland, IL In the
city buying goods from the Novelty
Stamping Company.
Charlcs Hclmbro1er. OF Clarlugton.
who Is staying IN the city, spent yea
to-day at his home
The annual meeting OF the Dollar
Savings Bank will DO held at the banl,
this afternoon.
The good government" club VIII hold
another meeting at tho city hall this
evening.
James Murray. OF Rose IIlll, IL quite
sick at his home
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25
CoRpgTr AND FIT2
stuart Makes Another Ofrrr-i' may
Triuy Cdrbett ont OF IIriIrVnrItt.

stuart Makes Another Onrr-li may
Hring Cdrbott out oriittIrrncnt
Fltzslmmons has signed articles for
nFht with corbctt ny followa, the rupu-
latlon In for light to q finish with five
ounce gloves 10 be pulled on January
10. 1896, NJ vi PaHo, Texas, or clfcwhrrr,
the party 10 the first part o. \. NtunfD
uProoluE to give tho Wilmer " Tie CON
tnHt Il purse Of 100000. Should he fnll 10
ull On tic fight on tile date mentioned,
IN IN tD forfeit to COrbolt ana FllaFlln.
mons onc.hnlf Of the purse ilOODh
Upon tho date that James i, Curboit
and w. A, Brady nI'rcr ~ rlgn the nrtl
aloH. Corbott and flt2almmpnR oro Ia
deposit each so 900, ~ this amount,
Slj. ono deposited by each side IL a. be o.
Tide bet between the Contrrtnutn and "
Iu TO to the winner N tl' nght! The
Inntint " $500 Deposited by prcll NJ
the pfincIIinla In the contest " II forfeit
IN Dan 4 Stuart Ia b. pnld 10 him
nuould either NJ the principals fail to BE-
NJ the rlng aide IN the dat" selected,
md should they both appear M the nu.
pHlniod time this forfeit i1 10 gr return
h ihom Immediately nta The ron.
iUHt should one NJ them fllTin upu lr
NJ. other IN refunded what ~ hna l'
sliod The purse money offered boy
stuart R 10 hO dcponiod $4,000 $50 wI
'ufboit plFnn and $4,000 i've rHW pru
NIuuB n the contest
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25

Popular opposition to Sunday prize
fights, which have been allowed full
swing In the vicinity Of Kansas City
for many months, resulted yesterday In
a postponement OF the proposed mill
between Dick Moore, of Minneapolis,
and Paddy Purtell, OF Kansas City,
They Were TO have fought to finish In
the outskirts OF town, but when II be-
came known that twenty-five ministers
OF the city had Hled informations
against the principals with the county
sheriff, the fight WAS postponed one
week. A new battle ground will be
found
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25

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a. difOrlOd, giving II fair trial, aud OK.
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bottle aud have your money refunded
We Conll not mako tliT Dllnr did wa
not know that d. Kings Now Dl'cow
ofy could bD rolled on. II never disnp.
nOinls Trial bottles ifOO al Logan
Drug Co,'a Drug Store. Largo sEU 600
aud II o..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25

Beside the midget acrobats and hui
moristf. the Roasuw Brothers. who are
10 be seen Mt the Opera House Thurs
DAY aud Friday. the company has
strong drawing cards Among them
are the Sisters Gohruc, from the Al
hnmbrn, London, termed the TcTpFico-
Tenn Tfilbyg Robctta ana Dorcta, gro
tosquc ncrobats. Ryan and Richhcld,
tho mctcors Of Irish comedy. Ford
rnd Francis. sensational operate
sketch artists. Tom Mnck, the maah-
lng monologulst, Moore and Karchcr,
m0unrchs OF musical comedy, and Full
cora, the worlds greatest tran6figura-
tor. During thiR net win be seen an
exact reproduction Of the famous
Brooklyn handicap
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25

TIM vito Of Mr.. Leonard Wells, Of
East lirlmllOld Mass, had boon suffer.
Ing from neuralgia for two days, not 10.
Ing RblO 10 alCep or hardly keep ptill,
whom Mr.. Holden, tho merchant thOrO,,
tont l,Cr bottle Of ChambOrlnln's Pain
Balm aud askOl that sllO give II nthor.
ongh trial. On noOllng Mr.. VOLTA tho
nO1t day hO was told that sho was all
right, tho pnin had loft her within two
hours, and TINT tho hottlO Of Pain Balm
was worth 20 II II could not 10 had for
loss. For salO al 90 contH u bottle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25

ON next Thursday n large party OF
we'll known wheelmen, representing the
principal organizations OF the eastern
states, VIII leave New York on special
train for Atlanta, Saturday Is Ia be a
gnla day for wheelmen at the Southern
exposition, puring the day there will
be racing Of bicycle riders from all over
the country and In the evening the bicy-
ollsts art TO be entertained at banquet
given by j, Lindsay Coleman, of the
Western Wheel Works at the KimbNll
hotel. Theodore #, Merseles will have
charge OF the eastern party.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-25
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