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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-17

MARrSErrE, Wiz, August 16.-ThO
National Circuit faoos aud L. A. w.
state meet opened In RuIplciouS style.
The following 10 tho result Of tho open.
ing day Glass Is OvOntSi
Two mile, open, Clns B-Coopor. L;
o, NJ. Murphy, q Bntt, 8, limo, 1850,
Ono mile handicap, Glass D-lJllSs, / (;
A. u. Kennedy, IT,, y Brown, 8. lime,
2!l0.
Half milo open, ClaIS--Coopur, IL
Bald, ~ CabAnnO, g. TImO, i:07.
Tho ono milo tandem race whS "a
blanket for nOatlY three. quartOrS Of a
mile, when Ray Mcdonald aud l. q,
johnson won against lnvy aud Gibbons
aad Luud aud Van Kirk, Of Chicago,
by q very close margin
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Tho three loading clubs ali won

Tho three leading clubs all won in
yesterdays contests, and although
Cleveland still retains the lead by sin.
gle point, Baltimore is being looked
upon ~ an even chance AgRinSt the field
for taking the psnnanL Philadelphia
continues her winning gait and 10 now
tied with the BeRneRtsrS for sixth posi-.
ton. The "Done Browns" have at last
found something they eau do business
With-the Colonies.
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Special Diipaieh 10 ne httliiseHeer
UuRCusvHLE, O., August l6.-The
Twins tried new pitcher from Barnes
vile to-day, and although no pitched a
good game, he was hit hard at stages.
Easton was also hit hard at times, but
most OF the hits Wers scattered. Pritch.
ards home run in tho third inning with
two men on bases tied the score. Score:
G 6Hl ~ St.. Ties. ....... % ls
htterlCa-Twln Cities, vGrmilliou and briggs:
on City. EAStOn mad Donovan Baso hits Twin
cities, u: on City, IL Erruu, Twin Cities, D.
on lLIN 1
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Tho railsndsr' liOatsn.

NEw CAsrLE Pa, August 1&-The
CeloronS didn't figure in tO-dGy's game
until the eighth and ninth innings,
when they battod Callahan hard. 1t
was too late, however. Score:
New Castle. ...-....... 500 I'll Old
CeIoron.'............y. 0 0 0 9 0 0 0 4 lilo
Batterles-Eow Castle. Callahan and GIlboT;
Celoron, Couroy. Hollis aud Steylok Base hits,
New Castle IL, GelOron IS. Errors, New Castle ?,
Celoron 5. Umpire, Reelo
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Jumped Hts Contract

sDtciai DiIpdleh 70 Ds IHieII0eHea'
New CASTLE, Pa, August l6,-Catchsr
Smink tonight jumped his contract
with the New Castle club, aud left to
Join the Lancaster. Pennsylvania state
league team. Two weeks ago the man.
agement paid a dns Of $50 for Stnink
when no whipped jamestown street
car conductor When he lsit he had
fully drawn his pay.
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Il Coaslman, 2; Coleridge, s. Atlantic
King, 4; Gazette, 8; Frank Agan, ..
Time, 2!0Si, 2;0ji, 2;054,
2lB class, trotling,. purse Sl,5OO--
Baron Dillon, Il RoxanA, 2; Ben b., 81
Maud O., 1; Col, Dlokey, D., Ben Wal
lace, 81 Luzslle, Z, Time, east, 2;lS2,
2l9li 2;l2l.
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Earned runs. Chicago 2; Pittsburgh !. Two
base hits. Donovan Stencil Ryan. Three base
hit. Stewart Stolen base IAuge. Double plays.
and BeckIey. Struck out hY Hewitt I; by Terry
g. Base on balls, OG Hewitt l. Time, l:6i Um.
Mira McDonaId
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CHrcAoO, August l&-ErrOrs by Stew.
srtand Terry gave to-dHy'S game to the
Pirates, their two misplAys costing four
runs. The visitors supported their
youngster, Hewitt almost perfectly.
Attendance $500. Score:
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THE FIFTH STRAIGHT
vJotory OF the WhsslIugl Was a
shu,,out Tor Titu5vills,
KANE PITCIED Il WONDERFUL GAME

Allowing tho Ponnsylvsnians only
Four salo Hts = Warren again
usaton-smlnS Leaves Now Castle
Tho National Leaders wln-Clreult
Races at Burialo-othor News ia tho
Field OF sport,
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NOW FoN A BArTLN ROYAL


Brownies Win Two From BoWISrs, TielnE
NainslssS for First Position In the SiusOs
League RAes-EItrA Games Necessary.
A large crowd last evening witnessed
tho postponed games between BoWlerS
and Brownies, two Of which were won
by Hervoy'S boys. A great deal de.
pended on the result. Winning two
games, as thoy did, the Brownies tied
Namelsss for first place at the
finish OF the Muaee Bowling League
race Had they been able to win the
other game, which was lost on a mar.
gin Of only two pins, NAmeless would
have been beaten out right at the wire.
A series Of additional games, probably
throo, will be played soon TO decide tho
championship aud that 500 first prize.
The scores:
Brownios-Horvey, 17S, lO2, 1874; Do.
hinden, Isl, 100, l5l; Browne, l55, 1913,
1928; Mcclure, l47, 1888, 100; O'NeilI, III,
l4S, 1l3; Blind, l2G, 100, l57; totals, S74,
935, s03.
Bowlers-Rihsldader, 1870, al. 14O;
Eboling, 1856, l2l. l42; Laird, 1854, l52,
1903; Lamb, 1BS. tiS, 1928; Whitaker, l4t,
1866, 1885, statler, l2S, 1877, l44i totals,
$40, 1856, SOL.
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DiAnRnnA should bo stopped prompt.
ly. II soon becomes chronic. Do
Wits Collie aud UhOlarA U1ro 1, ellOc.
two nnio anti rettntn, Hundreds OF
iOulImonaIa bear witness to tho virtue
oi lh4 proat medicine II can always
bo depended upon, ila nSo saves timO
aud nonoS Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
Ing W. Va, D. H. Peabody, lIpnwood,
aud Bowie 4 Co., bridgeport, o, I
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Thl. va. a "scrnppy" Game.

Srtetdl D5P1isA 10 tas h'ell9sAeer
FRANxLIS, Pa, August l8,-Tha lead.
eTs received their Worst drubbiug Of the
season this afternoon. Barrett and Nc
DouGal, the opposing pitchers, were his
very hard. Franklin won out in the
last two innings on 4 fnO batting rally.
Fitty.ons base bits were made in the
game. Score:
Warren. ,,''...,.-O i S o 1 3 I Oil
Bttetles-FnukIln. MeDouEal and Duncan;
Warren, barrett And IeAsoH. Base hits FFRhkiIa
"a, Warren ~ RFrob. Franklin 5, Warren T.
UmpIrcs, Smith aud Cooper.
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At last tho wheeIlnVs are up in the
first division aud there II is intended
they shall stay. A victory to-day will
cliRch 1t, The leaders fell again In q
slugging match At franklin and are not
q mile ahead OF New CaaIle.
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out at second on McEim's grounder to
Ireland. The score;

ElFnOu runs Wheollng ]. Throo,blso HIS
Kerr fwo'hasc hits. Kerr, GlHsdcock en- Nc.
Kim, Sacrifice hits, DAVIS, smith, stolen bases,
ssa!lX "a lTslsn1, kaIshsa, payi, AsRt@
plays, AcSloeu unaliatrdi Ball % CrotIy to
HlaMcock, Bases on balls, Oh Smith ., on Kane
o. llil BY bail, by KAuO |. Passed balls, Zlni.
ram l. Time, ?'Ol Umpire, Kelley,
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ntON ann on LHAGuR.
standing Of tho Clubs aud Features of the
Psnnhnt Rnne.

GAME To,DAY-TltuSvllie at wheeling; oil
City At Twin Cities; Ce'orOu " New Castle, War
rem at franklin.
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MIR. F. NJ. stAtlor, president Of the
Wheeling Bowling Association, leaves
for New York next week, where no will
attend the meeting Of representative
bnwlers Of tho United States and Can.
ada to formulate now rules Tor league
bowling. Whatever there Is new ~
this popular indoor sport the Colonel
will bring back with him.
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IN THE NATIONAL LGA0UE.
What tho Clubs Did Yesterday and
Changes In the Standing,

T9DAY'S GANEs-Pittburgh Al Chicago, Gin,
oinnAtl at Cleveland, BROOKLYN a. New York.
Warrington At Baltimore, BOiion AZ PhilRdel-
phia, Louisville a. 81 Louis
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TnE admission to tho Fox Chase at
tho Fair Grounds this afternoon is only
% cents.
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AtwnhlnEtou. Attendance, 1850. l. H. L
WAshington...O 0 o o o 90 l. III !
Balilnore...2 s o o o . o 2 Ella 10
PlIcheI Mercer aud Hcmming
AZ Cleveland. Attendance, 5000 RI r.
Cincinnati % Q 0Si Q "a 5 ?
Pitchers Cuppy and Foreman.
A. BfpoklJn. First game: r. H. \
nrooklyn."....l I e ~
Pitchers. Stein and Clarke.
Second game; Attendance, 1900 r., L.
brooklyn % 40 10 !
Pitchers, Kennedy and German.
At Philadelphia. Attendance. GOO. IL II. I
Philadelphia . ! 0 90 o. 10
HoSloti. ...,,....O % 30 o COZ IL - 1
Pitchers Carey and Nichols.
Al St; Louis. Attendance, ZOO RI T.
g. LaulI-......t 8 o o 0 2 o g. d IL
LonlEyille......2 90 oil oiO Id 10
Pitcher, Brcitensteln aud inkL
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In this aftornoon'O, tho closing game
with Titusyillo, Conover, tho Wheel
ing's prize twirier, will be in the box,
and Tor the visitors either Jordan or
Gray will pitch. Jordan is the youGg
man farmcd out by the Pittsburgh club,
whom the Wheolincs were alter some
Tina AGO, This shonld be ono Of tho hest
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nAsE nALn COMMENT.
Tho Cleveland Game is on and Cincinnati
AIHy 80 Secured.

Tho Cleveland Game is on aud Cincinnati
SIny 80 Secured.
Yesterday morning Secretary BurroWS,
Of the ball club, received telegram
from President Robinson, Of the Clove.
land league, accepting the proposition
OF the Wheeling. for M exhibition game
hcre next Monday afternoon. Bills and
posters were ut once printed and used.
but last night another telegram was re.
csiyed from Robinson stating that he
would have to cancel the date for the
reason that tho CleYelRndS had already
agreed to play In ConnellSVills on Mon
day, and tho arrangement with Wheel,
ing had been made only because 1t had
becn given out by the railroad that no
train wonld leave Connollsville in time
for the Cloyelands to open in the east
the next day. This, 1t seems, has been
fixed, and tho Spiders are compelled to
stick to their agreement made with tho
PennSylvauians. Last night the Wheel
ing officials telogrRphUd the manage
ment Of the Cincinnati Reds, and 1t Is
probable they will be secured Tor q
game on Monday.
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games oil the season. No team that has
boon here 10 putting up cleaner gamu
OF ball than tho Titu'Villrs,
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tho wOttOi estate viii no sold to-day.
Mrs. O. Q. Cochran Ia aIck,
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RIVERSIDE.

The horse owned by Wright q Willis,
oyster dealers, died yesterday afternoon.
He was about 80 years Of age, and was a
familiar figure on the streets.
Mr.. John Clark and Mr.. Marvin Cor
nell have purchased the schooner yacht
Pet from Mr.. John Moore, and she is to
be put in shape for racing the coming
season.
A water pipe in the cellar OF the house
owned by Mrs. Charles Foley, burst yes
terday afternoon. Up to this morning
the water had not been shut off, The
cellar is completely flooded.
Miss Helen Jayne is visiting friends on
Bullocks Point avenue.
Mrs. G. T.. Boyle, formerly of this place,
has removed to Pawtucket.
Mrs. William Speakman has returned
from visit 10 friends in Fall River.
Miss Jennie Leonard is suffering from
hemorrhages OF the lungs at the home of
her brother on Sherman street.
Mr.. Charles Goff is suffering from seri-
Gus attack of the grip at the residence OF
his father, ex-Ccuncilman Ira ID. Goff on
Adams avenue.
The fourth entertainment OF the library
course will be given this evening under
the direction of Miss Mary Woodruff
Coombs.
A party OF about seventy-five were en-
tertained by Manager George Cranston at
Smiths Palace Hotel yesterday.
The clam diggers are happy, as the ice
in the river has broken up, aud they will
now have a chance to fill their orders.
Michael Mclaughlin, while raking
oysters through the Ice near Bullock's
Point, broke through, but succeeded in
getting out of the water without assist
ance.
Michael Manvill, the farm laborer who
was injured about Christmas time by being
thrown from wagon, has fully recov-
cred.
Riverside Lodge, knights OF Pythias,
held well attended meeting last even
ing.
A turkey supper will be served at the
Methodist church under the direction OF
the Ladies Aid Society.
A circulating library is to be presented
by the Ladies Industrial Society con-
nected with the Episcopal church tomor-
row evening.
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No. 1146-3.

Christian workers at large; and they cor
daily invite them to meet with them j.
their third annual convention at Walt
ham, Mass, beginning tomorrow an
continuing over Sunday.
Overscer of the Poor NJ. r. Cumming
and the police are looking for Haz,
Clifford, one of the runaway women froi
Fall River. Yesterday friend OF H.
gifi-ea4iea at he charity -buifdfng- ar
was making arrangements TO take the ri
to her home at Fall River. She overhear
what was said, and stole out of the bail,
ing. Her whereabouts are unknown.
Many of the residents of the East Slc
have given a slick looking chap sums o
money ranging from % cents to 81, which
he said lie was collecting for q sick mar
who had wife and three children. OnC
lady went to the house where the sicl
man was supposed TO live. He wasn'
there. The police are looking for the
fraud.
At S:15 o'clock this morning Nose
Barud, pack peddler who resides at 22
Gladstone avenue, while attempting tC
cross the tracks at the Union Station, was
struck by the "Lonsdale y train. Tn,
ambulance was called. Tho phvsi.
clan made an examination and found that
no bones were broken, There was pro.
badly internal injury. He was taken to
the Rhode Island Hospital.
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WARREN.

There will be special meeting OF the
stockholders OF the Chase Elevator and
Manton Wiudlass Company, situated in
1his town, at the Office OF Jackson, Slade
Borden, Fall River, next Monday
afternoon.
The Warren Artillery held n business
and drill meeting last evening. On Wash
inZton's birt hday a salute " IN be fired by
gun squad OF the Artillery. The rifle
range Will be open from 3 10 5, aud in the
evening after on that day.
A large crowd Witnessed the horse rae
ing on the Cove tuesday afternoon, which
was exciting, there being a number OF
trotters from out OF town.
Tho funeral services OF the late joseph
Galic were held at Goff's Hotel yesterday
The intermcnt was In Bristol
Amity Lodge, |. O. o. r., met last even
ing.
The Town Council held special meet
ING in hs Town Hall last evening.
The Chase Elevator Company have re-
ceiytd a communication from the hotch-
Kiss Gun Company requesting plan Of
tbr plapt
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NEWPORT NEWS.
To FOrtify Approaches to Mar
ragansett Bay
Inspection OF Company B, and Mlscel.
Ianeous items About Town.
specIal to The News.

NEWPORT, Feb. 2i.-Within the past
two weeks officials Of the war department
have been here, and with Captain w. III.
Bixby, u. ;. A., in charge OF the engineer
office, have visited Conancut Island for
the purpose OF establishing FORTH
cations. The part OF the island
visited was the southern end In the
vicinity of Fort Dumplings, which COM
mands the entrance OF Narragansett Bay.
The Government owns some land here,
but 1t is said that ii is not suitable for
torpedo easements. III such be the case,
land will have TO be acquired from Phila-
delphia persons. Captain Bixhv will not
speak on the subject at present.
Company Il Inspected.
Company u, I'd Regiment, was last
evening inspected by Lieutenant W oolley,
u. s. A., attached TO the Rhode
Island Militia. The inspection was
most thorough one, al which
there was large number OF spectators.
After the inspection there was COM
petitive drill for the gold medal presented
by Captain jerome Fitzgerald for the best
drilled man in the company. 1t was won
by Private Mulqueeny.
Items of Interest.
Colonel Volkman, u. s. A., ofthe ipspec-
tor generals department, was here yester-
day examining Government stores and
conGeming horses at Fort Adams.
The schooner Eva l.. Leonard, recently
wrecked on Ragged Point, is now high
and dry on the beach.
Commodore" Bridge won the gold
watch, one of the prizes for season tickets
at the Red Mems Trading Post.
Tomorrow will be gala day here. The
N has lxx.
police force to parade with the militia.
The performance of "Pinafore" last
night was decided Improvement over
the previous evening.
Miss Little of Providence is visiting
Miss Lsah Power in this city.
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BRISTOL.

Officer Royden of Darlington arrived in
town this morning with two New York
crooks. They were put in jail.
A year ago they robbed
dwelling houses in Darlington and
the police have been on the lookout
for them ever since. They were arrested
in Pawtucket. The pair are named Joseph
Kelly and Charles X. Wood.
The steamer Richard Borden came into
our hsrbor en- Wednesday morning for
the first time in two weeks and made a
landing. IL was with much difficulty
that she broke through the ice. Before
leaving the pier a number of broken
buckets in the wheels had to be removed.
Notices will be posted upon Thames
street today of the removal Of large
number of buildings along the water
front, the work having been assigned to a
Bristol contractor. Work will be begun
ut once.
A number of old landmarks have been
removed by order of the Council. A
large elm tree in front OF the Richmond
estate, upon Hope street, and two upon
Wood street, in front of Thomas Doyle
estate.
The first OF O series OF socials given by
the Mcintyre Social Climb took place last
evening in q. A. X. Hall. 1t was success
The committee of arrangements which
consisted of Messrs. Brown, Stack, Orgle-
man and Mitchell, feel pleased over the
result. Floor director, James Brown
music Murphy and Munroe's Marine
Band; prompter, Augustus Gravel.
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Count Rumford, tho scientist, mar
ricd Nine. Lavoisier, tho widow of phi.
losopher and herself devotoe of philoso-
ply In one Of his letters still cxtant poor
Rumford wrote Il hayo tho misfortune
TO bo married 60 ono of the most unfccl-
ing, impcrious, tyrannical women that owe.
existed, whose perseverance In pursuing
an object Is equal TO her profound wicked
ness and cunning in framing it," When
she was vcxcd which was nearly all the
time, she vented her spleen by breaking
the bottles that contained h.s anatomical
specimens, by upscttinp bis apparatus on
tie floor, throwing his books ont Of tho
windows and pouring boiling water or
his bc,anial collections.
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MARINE REPoRr.

List Of Arrivals and Departure OF Ves-
sells at the Port OF Providence.
loUr or PRuviDENCU. Feb. 2l
Arrivals.
srrAnrRs~ requot. Hazard. New York.
City Of Newport. Kelley. Newport; Richard
borden, Mason. Fall River.
Tros-T. J. Sculley. Gov. II. VI. Hoyt.
SCHOONER Herman 4. Kcmban. Kemball.
Rockland. with lime Tor N. h. Horton.
BARGEs-B Banjo. Brilliant. Barnegat.
Sailed.
STEAMERS pequot. City OF Newport Rich
ard Borden. William Marvel
TUos- Nathan Hale. Mars. Gov. H. NJ.
lioyt. T. ). sculley. Reliance
BARGEs- Budget. Central Railroad OF New
Jersey Nos. ard = Hufet. Iouque,. pnzaar.
Notes.
Tic steamer Morgan cts of the Norfolk
line will not arrive ia port until ai1er mid
. tehs
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-21

Mrs. Lee C. Hardy Of Sorosis is one Of the
few women ever elected to membership in
The American Historical association She
T. n descendant Of tNo families well known
in the south for the number of distinguish.
ed soldiers they hare produced Both OF
Mrs Harby's great-grandfathcrs fought In
the revolutionary wal. Her father-in-law
Mr. l.. c. Hardy, who is also her grand
uacle, was midshipman in the war Of
1872 She made he4 first reputation as n
historical scholar through n series of arti-
cles in the Magazine of American History.
Most Of her work deals with Texas, and she
has made permanent and valuable record
of many events connected with the history
Of the state
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1895-02-21
EAST PROVIDENCE.

Last evening some OF the members of
the Young Womans' Christian
Temperance and literary Union
attended the Rescue Mission at
Watchemoket square. There were about
sixteen present of the union. Mr.. James
G. Con, the founder of the mission, made
remarks and Mr.. johnson from Central
Falls sang solo.
The funeral OF Samuel Sutton was held
yesterday afternoon at his late residence,
on Taunton avenue. The bearers were:
Andrew j. Munroe, George Peterson,
Luther Peck and Henry Stone. Rev. II.
+. johnson ofiiciated, and the intermcnt
took place at Rumford. The deceased
was well known in Providence and in
this town. A large number of his friends
were present.
Wheat Miller shot fox at Armington's
Corners last week, and he brought him { o
the Town Hall to collect the bounty
which is $500. This Is the first fox TO be
brought here for the bounty.