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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-16
say They wu Pay Out.

St. Paul, Mimi, March 15.-General
Manager McGowan, OF the Walter A.
Wood Harvester Company, is in the
east. James p. Finnegan, assistant
treasurer of the company, speaking Of
the Judgments confessed in Chicago,
said: The company is hard pressed
for money just now. but has three dol
lars assets to every dollar Of liabilities,
and if given a little time will pull
through all right The branch works
in st. Paul, which have employed 1000
men all winter. closed down on Mon
day. Nothing is thought of that, how
ever. as the works close down about
this time every year.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-16

Matters OF Interest Briefly and
lftbuy Told.
Court yesterday morning
drunk made up the
Maud king. re-arrested
.. charge. was sent 90 Jail.
Criminal Court has adjourned
- states Court Will cone
...r next week. Clerk
-.urt Crier Stout we're
riay and Marshal Car
...a
r-rear-oId boy called 40
Office yesterday even
.' shot in his lett hand
-to his name
license was issued yes
man j. Peters. Al. d. "a
.-.arawas county. Ohio,
Al1er,na Berger, ma
county, Ohio. aged %.
afternoon q three-year-
r. John White. of South
.a- fell in a bucket of hot
floor. Her legs were bad
child of Chas. Bachman
rued last Sunday after
dangerous condition.
@ stockholders meeting
ing Bridge and Terminal
.e,j at the Company's
York a day or two ago.
h'ari of Directors was re-
Air. a. II. OlmSted,
taken by Mr.. " II. Colt
FL. ~. Aruett was at Wells
..t. where he appeared i'm
county tax cases. argued
Campbell.
AeGuigan and Wolf ar
-.-lA aud a vag. last even
petition for the most dis
Yesterday is entitled 10
aasileratiou.
.le Cough Remedy gives
,1n ol any cough med
aud 0s q seller leads an
.uoAs u this market /
because It is the best
ever handled Tor coughs
''p- a. ~. BalJridge,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-16
Rnrninr Catholic Churches.

Boston, March 15.-The Common
Council has passed an order requesting
Mayor Curtis to offer a reward of ST.
600 for the detection and conviction Of
the person or persons who set fire to
St. Anne's church, Dorchester district;
The Gate of Heaven church, South Bos
ton. and st. Peters church, Dorcester.
The churches mentioned are all Roman
Catholic. and within eight days the
two former were destroyed and the lat
ter was damaged by fire.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-16
Rebels Want Recognition.

Tampa. Fla, March 15.-Cuban ad-
vices per steamer Olivette. are as fol-
lows: Deputies of insurgent bands
and societies have met IN Los Negros
and formed a provisional government.
General Naximus Gomo2 has been
chosen mmander-in-chief. Joseph
Marti has been designated an envoy to
obtain from foreign countries recognl-
tion of the rebels as belligerents.
Five hundred Spaniards are said to
have been killed in the battle Vengin-
ita.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-16

tho Be--srer-
40 March Night before
the Baltimore and Ohio
stern train pulled out OF
for this city, it had on
ab TuHs and Miss Anna
seDeers.
was quite sick and when
reached tine Front street
it was, by request. stop
vo passengers got Off.
a to the st. Cloud Hotel
Gned separate rooms.
morning Miss Frye's con-
.b that a physician was
then began 10 be noised
.tS SOMETIME WRONG.
z she was taken from the
lis and transferred 10 a
ug house on the West
Chief of Police Heaton. of
came up and the true
-s was developed.
willingly made a state
Is I'm substance as fol-
m employe in the Blenner-
H. at Parkersburg. and be
intimate with Tillis, who
a..f at the same place. Not
e discovered that she was
condition. On the first
She was taken 10 Lee LO-
-. o that city, and three
.rrfNAL OPERATIONS
med on her by Mrs. Lille
paid the bills. In her state
snr into details and then
- >E0re % it.
woman. Wheeler. has been
-he police of Parkersburg
r. ,.ra .ue. as they suspected her
r- ot work.
tt-ar.0-e message from there this
joining she has been arrested.
rssted this evening aud
county Jail
dudley came up and viii
r. prisoner back 20 Parkersburg.
YES condition is precarlous
much hope is felt for her re-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-16
AMERICA AADES 'DEhAND.
Secretary Gresham Tsl,es$s,$ssn Is !, ~ h
Cow .oIo'
What A.ed States Expects 1t
to Do, and When

1t Is to be Done The Date Set is
Immediately and the Thing to
be Done is to Make Ample Apol-
ogy and to See to 1t That Amer
lean Vessels are Not MOlested
in Future by Spanish Men-Of-
War-A Brief but Pointed Mes
sage to the American Minister
at Madrid.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-16

had no trouble in placing ms money
- - tace wore a glum look when the
Ius Iaet H,1 string had been rolled, and. and "a
Of the Brownie ''rooters; 18th
oi I've I~v cot nothin' at all to say, moth
We aIio For once Ikey was not
rnady IN T' with vii an excuse for his favOrite
team. ;,to,eeIv interest
ing and the Brownies are eh.itleu u. 20
aIj the glory which atIdcles 10 tue
an ,1id e,, victories which they won
.,la r Vi q ha declared off. The Brownies
selected the upstairs alleys, ana the
Nameless the basement alleys ana
niles and precedents galore were quo
led in support OF the respective posi-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-16
Iudre Jackson on for New York.

Special To the Register.
Parkersbrg, w. Va, March 10
Judge John J. Jackson of the United
States Court, left to-day for New York
and Chicago, and at the latter place he
will sit in conference with Judge Jen-
kins, of the United States Court at
thar place, in the case Of Whitney VS..
The Hicks Stock Car Co From there
he goes to Charleston, where he eX-
poets to be March - and % to hear ap-
plications for injunctiOns in what is
known as the King land cases.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-16
ruE HorEL REGISTER.
Anecdotes and Personals or Those Who
Are stopping in the city.

Are stopping ma the NitN-
ST Charles-GeO. a. Conell, Cam
eron. r.. l.. Hei6in. Grafton; John
Johnston. West Virginia. Isaac Nc
Cuug. Ceredo. W. Va; Robert Spang-
ler Washington. Pa.
Behler-J = Hout Washington, Pa
Mrs. Mary smith. Sistersville.
Stamm. Mrs. W. =. Cutler, Mrs. G..
VI. Stewart. Sistersville; Z. \. Scraf-
ford. Morgantown: Mrs E. Bondi, New
MartinSviHe
4. +. Halderman,a prominent candy
agent. stoppedat the Stamm last night.
Windsor-W. ). Sims. Clarington.
O.: A. j. Duval, West Virginia; L. b.
Delliker. ParkerSburg.
NcLure-J. A. Gartlan. Mannipgton;
r. Paul Gese. Bethany; Jas. +. Dolan,
Sistersvllle
VanKeuren-J. Z. Henshav, Bur
ton. :. Cornpher. Piedmont Q.
Mrs. Harry w. Mcclure is visiting at
CambridgebOro Springs Pa.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-16
Condition OF the Treasury.

Washington, d. c., March 15.-To-
day's statement of the condition of the
treasury shows: Available cash bal
ance. s1S3, .2S2; gold reserve. $780,
132, 2,8S2.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-16

IF YOU are weak and worn out, or
have that tired feeling, Hoods Sarsa-
parilla is just the medicine to restore
your strength and give you a good ap-
petite. Hoods makes pure blood.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-16
SERIOUS Charge.
.~s and Mrs. Lille Weselsr
Under Arrest,
Ii Performing an Act Of
Practice Upon

me. of Parkersburg-The
session Is Alleged to Have
ormed at the House Of
an-Niss Frye is in a
Condition and Has Made
nent of the Whole Pro
Which She Swears to.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-16

For a dinner pill and general family
cathartic we confidently recommend
HOODS PILLS.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-16
BROWNIES ARE CHAMPIONS.
A SPLENDID VICTORY WON
FROM THE NAMELESS
On the Musee Alleys Last Night.
Large Crowd of "Rooters"
Present Other Sporting
Matters.

Z T c II A dollar
eighty-fve on dc
Nameless. key
had been saving
up ever since the
close of the second
series, and thus de-
clared his willing
ness to stake his
entire pile on his
favorite team. lie
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-16
Tho Glasswnrkers. Ban.

The long-loOked for ball of the strik-
inc Buckeye glass-workers began at
Martins Ferry, last night, and will be
continued tonight.
The authorities over there have
been possessed of a fear that the event
,vorId in some manner lead to trouble
osneciallv as considerable number Of
Strangers were expected to be in town
today and ten police officers were on
any last night. and will remain on
dntv until Monday morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1895-03-16
Went AFTER Green Goods.


sUr0inI U IUt ftv-IstVI'
Washington. u. c.. March 15.-JOhn
n Wheeler and Ira Greathaus. OF
I4ver N. Va. and John h. Hickman,
- ClorLsburg. W. Va. came mere to-
5sv with pistols and sling-shotS to rob
Zen Goods men with whom they had
s. s,Dointment. but were locked up
t,s,o,e they met the SWildlsrs.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-30
POULTRY AND PET STOCK SHOW.
Catalogue issued Giving Rules and
Premium List Tho Oniccr>.

The second annual catalogue OF the Pa
get Sound Poultry Club has been issued
anupuu ing the rules that VIII govern tn
next poultry and pet stock show 10 be hell
January 2--4> 1896 ana also the premiums
that VIII he awarded Exhibitors are as
sured that competition Is wide open. ana
that nothing hut lack OF merit VIII De per
m'tted g. exclude birds from winning The
awards viii rs placed hy T. X. Fclch. wn3
has had uftv years experience as 4
breeder OF Thoroughbred poultry. and as
Judge with a national reputation of more
than forty Gears Tho specimens eNh.u..-
"a VIII Pee under the care OF y II. Van
Alstinc
The ufleers OF the assoc. alton are a fell
lows. President : NJ. Sa.9ley secretary.
Thomas Moore. treasurer. y Ruchsu1u.
Judge 6 * Ftich. executive comm tee.
: NJ Snplsy Thomas Moore. 81 S.
Goodrca, il. ii. Van Alstue. a. "
ku.ehton.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-30
Innhnn Grnin Market.

London. Dec - The weather has been
seaSonable. and the market for wheat was
quiet a holiday tone. bat holders We're
firm and the offers were light American
parcels were In good demand a fun rates.
Maize was slow hut steady. Mixed Amer
lean was quiet for the new crop. Bar
ley was firm with hardening prices.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-30
ST. IN BY HIS OWN GUN.
William Raymond Mccoy Accidental,
IN al .l.lf. rsair

WuTa} ! Raymond Mccoy. the 17-year-old
son OF III nm Mc~oy, was accidentally shot
at Ced4 Mountain about a m. yester-
dav. al J died forty minutes later of
hemorrG age. The ball entered under the
left s;dA OF the chin. ranged upward and
backwa{ I and lodged in the brain.
The VI ung man was riding with his I'M
Gle whet a lurch OF the buggy caused
gun to n discharged DR. n. |. Beach. of
Renton.{ was called, but arrived after TIE
death III the young man.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-30
II That Wa. Not Lost.

can't 7 L. McKecknie Of the old ship
t<snsgns.tonT which is now taking on lun-
6ar AZ povI Blakeley was In the city yes
tar3av IN &c years ago the Kensington
vs. dis,uaG tied of Cape Horn. while on
- ,.o,-,,.a n pm England TO San Francisco
,c7 u-.s layed seven months at the
Esrslau3 n lands for repairs For some
inc mo n rs being received, the vessel
o-as tbongy 10 have been lost. and stories
~ sbi,v-ra nj & and Disaster appeared IN the
,,..,,.s,',,,.rI Cant. McKs .kn.e viii SAL
u..,b r.s - on January 10 for Adelaide,
Australia. aIt}ihs l'7f''"" ievt OF lul"-
boz
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-30
Aubpl Public school Alumni.

7-ba four{ semi-annual meeting OF he
Anhurn ~ lie School Alumni ASSOCIATION
VAS heI5 N lturday evening, December 3,
In rho ouhE hall at Auburn. and after
hannuet ~ following programme was car
red out: III
cong~ col More We Meet Again" -.
Talk by th} PRESIDENT ..'..--". ). Mereu4lh
Toast-"Sty e University .......--...'.
................G Guy Wooding. '9t
Toaet-"C,il IIfe"......Guy Middleton, "a
roast- "O,( Absent ones and Read
ing Of tiers from mem ...'-,,-..'
.............. Daisy Hughes, %
SONG WI the Swallows Homeward
Flv" II .................. Rebie Kerr. SO
Toast-''Beh um Helveticum' .....,.......
-ro,s+- ~ Western School Ma'am".
.......... Cora Van Wrinkle, %
Toast-'Tet rAers institute ...,.'-...
.............. OLAF Erickson, %
Violin solo selection from The Boz
bc,,tanG iirl' ''............I lola Barber. "a
Talk by N fr.ncipal. III. w Lung
Closing sol g We II Meet AGAIN '-..--
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-30
Better
Health
Than Ever

AN attack If La Grippe, three
years ago, left me physicaii
wreck. ana being naturally iran
and delicate, it seemed a5 II i
never should rally again. IN
duced al last TO Try
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-30
HOTEL ARRIVALS.
HOTEL NORTHERN.

HOTEL NORTHERN.
Georgl Pink. Port Townsend.
E ileason. Port Townsend
NJ Coz .. Victoria.
NJ SteI teke. Victoria.
NJ ThI rat. Mount Vernon.
James fuChes. la Conner.
r + u erin. City.
E. MOI er, Waatcom.
Mrs. III MOsier. Whatcom.
T F NJ usOn. Tacoma.
L N Il apo!nte, Ellensburg.
" = II Burnside. Port Angeles.
Georg4 W. Curtis. Seattle.
u NcN .ellar. Whatcom.
r. p 4 ScameI. San Francisco.
Willia{ Petchell Tacoma.
7 II III ller. Tacoma.
Georee& II. Smith. Tacoma
Edward Barlow. Tacoma.
r SOL .. Port Townsend.
I " IL ones. Port Townsend.
r " III Jennings Port Townsend.
Cant icKechn:e Old Kensingtoh
F. F lark, City.
". A. laNory: G ".
Miss ma Howe, Kent.
Peter N .esOn. City.
= OiesE n, CITY.
p FurJ v. Marysyille.
HOTEL BUTLER.
John II Chiberg. La Conner.
J. L. III clips Everett.
w r lie Everett
JosaDb Il l. Clark. san Francisco.
j 81 II terson. Los Angeles.
/ ] So IN, Franklin.
loan ~ MT Philadelphia.
Mss al F. Perfume. Chicago.
Nfiss II y. McCaw, Chicago.
Miss Coy a Weir. Custer.
4 T. IN LEY. North Yakima.
s " n Jng Lincoln, Neb.
Jamss II Gilbert North Yakima
I. s wlett. North Yakima.
/ OCo} nor Tacoma.
Mrs. j l. Yeates, Port Gamble.
u W II mmons. North Yakima.
IuIus ii gel. San Francisco.
Sign0r "a ostello Havana.
W III n peyer. San Francisco
u + N sh. North Yakima.
@ IN ton. North Yakima.
" + II les, Portland.
J. G. 81 lnders and family. PIT Townsd-
DILLpR HOTEL.
c II q finer. Silverda!e.
W r. CE 7h Caste Rock.
II. SandV IS, HQIuam.
A TrglaI New WhatcOm.
Pnrt 70 III ar Duckabush
lanes 81 wne Port Blakelev.
Walter IL Gorge. Port Blakeley.
4 NTrD4 gall Tacoma.
Thomas HI bordeaux. Shelton.
+ F. CN rim Maple Valley.
\ Sfi Coupev!lle
] f. Mo- r.. UtSalady
" + ~ -kinson. Mount Vernon.
I WI on. Olympia
" n N ~. Bryant.
r p w ldard. BRYANT,
" II NTt -klcr. Holly
claus Hnl mes. Park land
= | WI 90 Falkland.
n / PHI . ADaCortes.
Mar Fre4 nburg. Anacortes
F. McCoU E1tsoh'
Allan NIuS TO. olympia.
NJ PaH r.. WickerSham.
Dan Cur3 Snohom.sh.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-30
Vacation at n Euei.

e 1ools VIII We opened this
tfr having been clos~I FOR the
1H58ys. and the pupils A.lI re-
having enjoyed a Two wee k
his week VII he broken D two.
.ols vii De- closed on Wedues-
fears day. and they may not
until the follow 1g Monday.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-30
Highest of all Leavening Powell aes L. S Govt Report
R@!@!I! AEs sk!Hs
ARsOnuTEIdl PURE
Highest of all IN Leavening Power
lsest US. Govt Report

bad wei Their was the first in her history
from st n cause
Engh{ snip Galgate VIII finish loading
lumber ii al Biake4ey this afternoon for
AdeIai6S a double gang has been work
ing on n r day and night. IN order 70 COM
plete n cargo before the end OF the
year 81 e VII carry l.Se0o.0 feet OF heavy
lumbert intended principally for mining
pgIrDOS@E
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-30
. honge OF schedule

r Resale viii leave for Port
3 Victoria daily except sun
m. returning, leaves Vie
b. m. The George T.. Starr
~ Port Gamble and way
PORT Townsend. daily except
70 p m leaves Port Towns
rut sunday at a. m Both
% from Arlington dock Tee
~ II. +. Jackson, Manager.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-12-30
AYERS
= SarsaparilIa

7 was surprised after taking 1t
two weeks. To find ] was gaining
strength. and now ] am pleased
to saw am enjoying better health
than | ever had before IN my
life - EVA BRAGG. Lincoln, III.
Evening journal., 1895-06-22
NIAGARA FALLS.

$40 Tours via Pennsylvania Railroad.
In all the wide range Of creation there
is nothing which approaches Niagara
Falls in msgnihcence or grandeur, nor
any other object which inspires the
beaoldsr with such ave inspiring wonder
One must see the great cataract in order
to form any conception Of its vastness or
secure proper appreciation of Its
majesty.
The series of tours arranged by the
Pennsylvania Railroad Company, leaving
Philadelphia july is, August i and -,
September 4 and October and Wash
ingion and Baltimore July %, August s
and %, September 2, and October s.
affords an excellent opportunity to make
the trip at a remarkably small expense
The ate for round trip tickets, good
for ten days. is $40 from Philadelphia,
Washington, and Baltimore, and pro
portionate rates from other points.
A special train of Pullman parlor cars
and day coaches will be run on each Of
the above named dates, and a tourisl
agent and chaperon will accompany eAet
tour--in fact, everything will be done {,
make the trip attractive and plessurable
The tickets will also permit of stopof
at Watkins and Roehester in each direc
tlon, and st Buffalo on the return trip
For special rates and time Of tfaini
application should be made to ticBe
agent or to tourist agent, Room AL
Broad Street Station, Philadelphia.
Evening journal., 1895-06-22
Caspar whItnes's Adventure.

NEW YORK, June % --Caepar Whit
ney, the sporting editor OF Harper 8
Magazine, who has returned from ak
months adventures in the northwestern
territories, tells an interesting story:
Il was in the northern and western
parts of British North America, says
Mr.. whitney. mo other white men
have been there, except three, In the
southern part / went there to hunt the
musk OK, the most difficult game, ard to
prepare matter for writings on the
Indians, their manners. life, snow shoes
and the like.
OF his trip in the Barren Lands. which
extend 500 miles north and south. he
says: "All Of us were frozen, more OF
less, and all save myself we're snow blind
some to such an extent that they had
to be tied to the sledges IN order 60 keep
their way. | was saved from blindness
by my extraordinary precautions, having
had special eye protectors made here be
fore leaving We got in al 4S skins. which
was the best result ever attained In :
hunting trip there. [ carried q Gamers
and was able on sunshiny day, by rsrs
good fortune. to get snap shot at .
herd of musk oxen We were In ths
Barren Lands for hfty days.
II left here on December Is sn6
returned June 10. having snow-shoed
800 miles and padded and walked OF
the rivers banks 500 more
Evening journal., 1895-06-22
DON'T MIND IT AT ALL.
why Some People stand Summer Beat
WITH unnhAled Nlenr


Boards Of Health are industriously spread
ING hot weather hints. They tell u.s. for in-
stance, hat we shou a work slowly as possib e,
should not wear clark clothes, sh ,uld put on
nothing that compre1ses the neck and chest.
We must be careful about green or over ripe
fruit, and wesre cautioned against mn ne in-
dull ence III iced drinks Of any description.
Sleeping rooms should be freely yentilsted
We are warned that the esuel shafts Of the
sun are most likely to strike people who are
out of sorts when hot weather sets in. General
languor and inertness, loss Of appetite, slecp-
lessness a d headache are 10 be corrected At
once. They show that the system needs a
stimulant Duffy's Pure Malt whiskey fits the
case exactly. 1t reinforces the depicted nerve
centers and is 50 readily absorbed into the
blood by even the most tender stomsch, that
its strengthening influence is felt at once. Ali
the secretions thst help 70 convert food into
tissue re quickened for their work By this
peerless sdmnlant
1t must now be pefectly clear why the users
of Dufy's Pure Malt Whiskey are able to
work through the Summer with undiminished
vigor. They are In good condition when the
FIRST hst wave comes. AK your druggist or
your grocer for Dufy's and don't take any
thing else.
Evening journal., 1895-06-22

have returned from Kenneth Square
where thay attended the wedding OF Miss
Anna S. Thompson and Charles Parish.
Miss Rsba Hinson Is visiting Mira
Elmer Hinson, at Elkton
Professor John b. Ritchie and Mrs.
Ritchie have returned from Elkton.
Miss Helen Hewes and Miss Mary
Hewes sailed from New York TO day for
Europa
Representative Horace Bsown, of Sea
ford, was in tho city to day.
Miss Hattie Higgins has returned from
visit to Delaware City
Miss Louise Elliott is the guest Of tbs
Misses Naudain, at Middletown.
Miss Addie Shade, of MontgomeryvilIe
Pa has been the guest Of Wilmington
| friends.
Hugh G Browne went on fishing ex
padition with party OF Betblehemitel
| this morning Their fishing grount
win be Wsilop's Island, Virginia Toe
party viii be gone until sometime mex
/ week
Evening journal., 1895-06-22
Notea of the NaLlenal aame.

In game between pittsbnrg and
Louisville Thursday Collins, Of the
Colonels, had chance to retire Gross at
second and Clingman at first by double.
"Only one out Nab Cross" shouted
Beckley, Of Pittsburg Collins tried to
obey. Gross got third and Clingmsn
second
Hemming was bstted hard by the
Phillies, proving especially easy for Sam
Thompson This veteran did great
hitting in the series just ended making
eleven hits out Of fourteen times at the
bat This makes o batting average OF
1856
Jevne has proved a failure as an
umpire, says the Plttsburg Commercial
Gazette The great question all around
seems to be, is umpiring a failure
Pitcher Lupid, OF Brooklyn Was given
a gold wstch In Boston by the printers
in the Herald Office. He used 90 be one
Of them
Dan Brouthcrs, " ho deserted the Louis
Vile Club, Is said to bs worth about
$25, 600 He has decided to 60 into the
hotel business with his brother at Wap-
pinger.
Evening journal., 1895-06-22
seIeclea 80 Dave % nIaks sare.

EAsToN, June % ~ The open regatta
for canoes given annually by the Chesa
peake Bay Yacht Club will bs sailed this
year in the Eastern bay on Tuesday and
Wednesday, July Q and 10. Claiborne
will be the starting point
Eighty five dollars win be distributed
In prizes as follows: The winners, $40
cash and silver cup worth $40; the
second, $40 cash and silver cup worth
$5 the third, SO cash
There will probably be ns many aa
twenty entries. embracing canoes from
st. Michael's, Oxford, Iilghman's
Islsnd. BAltimola and other places The
object in appointing two successive days
for the regatta IS not TO have two races,
but TO provide against the contingency
OF calm day Should there not be wind
enough on Tuesday the race viii take
place Wednesday.
Captain j. g. Norris. Captain Hedge
Thompson and Zanas Burns compose ths
regatta committee.