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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-21
hAsn iiAllll NNNIIlENE

N,nona LEsguD rliOhRr sign' % ihT
Leaders To-day
r.. several days Tho Wheeling man
'Nmout has boon negotiating with
rUrucf Harry sloloy, lnto Of tho 3d.
Mu' Browns, who was recently 70.
leased. blaloy Is Mt hia homo In Spring.
O'd, NJ, and lnat ovoninga telegram
fa'tcooivcd from him accepting Wheel.
ny. lorin, and asking that lranaporlO.
'uD ho tont him. This was wifcd I'm.
Nai0h0olv aud II IA OIpOclel that the rK.
IYHu viii bo horo .llunlay lilo Will
,n used IN tho Friday game with tho
ImUkIina, HRloy IL a Votorani ooyofol
1ntfa ngn ho made htA reputation al1hR
with bg Jake" llerklsy In tho ~.
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KNOWLEDGE

Btinps comfort and improvement md
tends to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet.
Ter than otfcrsand enjoy life more, with
lcss expenditure, by moro promptly
odaptIne the worlds best products to
Tho needs Of physical being, will qttc8t
thr value to health Of the pure liquid
laxative principles ombraced In tho
remedy, Syrup Of Figs.
It's excellence Ia due to ia preventing
in the form most acceptable md plcn5-
mt 10 tho taste, tho rcfrcShing mud truly
beneficial properties Of perfect IaS'
alive, cTcctudlly cleansing the system,
dispclinr colds, headaches and ioycn
and permanently curing constipation;
II has given .ntsiaction 10 millions nnd!
mot with tho approval Of tho medical
profession, btcaidc II acts on tic kid'
noys, Liver and bowels without weak
ching them and u is perfectly free from
every objectionable substance, .
Syrup Of Figs Ii for ulc by all drug
rIats In SOC mud a bottles, but it's man
nrnclurcd by tho California FiB Syrup
Co. only, whose mime ispfwcd on eynty
pncknrc, also tho name, Syrup Of Fig,
and being we'll Informed, you Will NOT
accept my substitute 1t offered
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AWARDED no WANREN.


Tho "SmNIl hoy" Causes Twins to Lose a
Game to tho LOadorh
Syo,iGl DJpa'ch to ne intelligence.
UHMcH,yILLE, o., August 20.-For
ton innings both teams put up as ipO a
game as was ever seen here. In the last
half OF tho eleventh. a crowd oil small
boys numbering about 200 sWarmed out
over tho outleId aud after waiting an
hour the umpire gOvs the game to Mar.
ron 0to0. Griffith was injured in tho
first half OF the tenth while at tho bat
andwas relieved by llawIey. The game
was protested.
TWIN Ciles.....O 9OIO 10000 o. 5
WHTnu ,....,-..-O 0 o o % o 0 o. 5
BlIerlcs Twin Cities. Grlnith. lIawlcY aud
Twin cities. S; WnTca IL Errors, Twin Cl.ei
I; Warren l. Umpire, England
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-21

IinSinn-Tho general bu,llou In tho wool
market IL reported unirt but although thu sllet
have inlluu Oh tho market hasa urn touu. The
tfnirl In fleece WUuIs II HlIEf Most .lnnaq u
hding In HtfHftafAlpgl At N8}rH THr HllAWipg
0fo ihv luu niIDns NJ leading dwurililuna
Ohio hnh rrnu7ylynnin llrocos \ aud
above False, Xxx mud above lRnIpr 40,
I cDinblng g1r NU 2 COmDluR 2lc de-
lhlnO 2 an; ~. Michigan Wisconsin olro \
Michigan lGtsnl7c, So NIoiIgnn rnmhln, 1lu,
30 2 MEXICAN rpnblug 'r. X illunls lGiIG' ~
No / Illinois 70, \ Nov York Sow lnmuhIr0
nnl Vermont i6niG' r. No. | SUw NUff NHN
ilhinpahrr and Vermont No DUnlno lYnlslc
ynwashoi mediums Kentucky aud Nhln0
4naGinfLl3 bi pninblu4 lDhll'. 10 lbfrprlgDlh'
FLOOD cunbny isl5ninc Indiana mud Mlspntl
nnHHcfblnpl cnmhlIri is'nlpf DO ihfre
eighth, blood uirnblug lAl3'ic Georgia mud
Lake i1Ni40 INyNi Wpn.s, arrlnE WplIun.
o. m1ulhO i1hllo, 'norfll pfloo Slave spfIn
fln0 az m1n'lN llni'r arOurNi Nr.ci I'M 0't
territory wO0l' Montana Nno medium. lin
liz secured ptIoO'nNH Montana so }mcil1n
ilni6c secured rflrn, Hhdlc, California woods
northern surlrg ii1llr, 'rnhtel n.c' 'liI.t,
mIdhlo county. srrng ilniIcl .unr'h nrl'n
ihir Ifps nurtbsfn iNIl funn, stnnrl pH'N
2't IN Australian trnnrhl hillH tnInhil' IN.
rsrlno ilh6c cnnhnt good llnllr, clmhInE
average. Ha1t, onr'n'linl cnmhlng asilD'
s=-s=z-z-a.44-las.. -.-z-s=ssa-
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Al New York. Attendance SO. H. H. T.
New York 80 o 0 0 0 - I
st. LoulI-....O y U . o o Ia
Pitchers, RusIe aud BTctsnsIsin.
LonsvIilcn,..i o 10000 10 S .
Boston MD 0 D 0 D o. 5 D
Pitchers. W0ThIns and Dolau
A. Philadelphia. Attendance, . 90 T. u. ?
PhiladrlphiNO 2 o 20 l. 5 ID
Cincinnati 30 / 2 0 . - /! o
Pitchers, Car,CV, Rhlnca aud PaTrotL
Al Baltimore Attendance, Gs)l L. II, T.
hlUmOruu,..0 2 / u o. d /! |
ChlCagi........U U D o 0 o 90 . 3
Pitchers, McIahon aud Griffith.
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BRooxLyN, August 9O-Ths Pitts.
burGh team was the Brooklyns' oppo.
nent this afternoon, and $500 persons
saw their iayoriteS down Connie Mack's
aggregation uftor an interesting uphill
Digit, HarGs wildness was tho main
cause OF tho PIrales' downfall. IIe gGya
six bases on balls, four Of them result.
ing In runs, Abbey Tor BrooGlyR
pitched we'll after tho fifth inuiuG.
Score;
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called tho gamu. Tho spectators IN tho
hlsachers surrounded O'Day aud tho
police Ind to interfere to keep tho
crowd hack, and no was taken to tho
players dressing room.
Attendance, 9,6ll Il H. y.
Washington I OlaO o. il &
Cleyclanl.n,.,,, 1 o o 2 Is 3 1
Pitchers Mercer Young aud Wilson.
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Warren-Rivor sevon.tenths Of a foot
and stationary. Weather clear and
cool.
Morgantown-River 9 feet aud sta.
tionary. Weather cloudy aud cooler.
SleubenviIle-River feet II inches
and falling. Weather clear and warm.
Observation-Disclosures feet inches and
stationary. Weather cloudy and cool.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-21

Special DTa't' 70 hc Iatt''iseaor
Nkw GAsrLr, Pa, August 20-Hscker's
hitters made it two straight with the
New Castles this afternoon. The home
team could not connect effectively with
Whitehill when hits were necessary.
Tho scere:
New Castle. ...........O 0 10 lOlO d 6
OF Clty.......-........ - 0 0 0S o IS
BattcrleS-Elw Castle, MouroO ani GllbnY:
OIL city. Il Whitchlli aud Donayan Base hItS
New Castle 5, Oil City II. Errors, New Castle .,
OIL City
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The EIGHTH STRAIGHT.
,vaeellag Ball Club la Making a
wonderful Victory Record.
w5LElRY PITCHED N NICE GAME

wn,Io tho NaIIsrs Hit couroy Hard
and onen-rhe Other Iron and oil
League Gamos-ThroO Western
CHM, Win In tho ENst-PiusburGh
p,,cated ut BrooElyu-othsr News
mthc Field OF Sport,
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Sgstifl DiIDIt'h TO the :eligsaeeF.
FRANELS, Pa, August 90-The
Frauklins again defeated ritusvills to-
day, batting Smiths delivery hard in
tho opening innings aud securing a lead
the other fellows could not overcome.
Score:
Franklin ........ ........i o o i
Biuerlei-Fmnklln. Braun Anl duncan; Titus.
willie, smith and Mitchell Base hits franklin
H. riIuWilIe o. Errors. Franklin ). rlIuIylilc O..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-21

This afternoon the flrst Of series Of
two games with tho leRleTs, the War.
rons, will ba played, and the largest
crowd Of the season will no doubt at
tend, as much depends on tho two
games Of this series, II Wheeling can
take tho two victories the team will be
in elegant shape to beat out all the
Hanusylvania teams aud capture tho
second series Iron and Oil league pen.
nant, Kane will otllclRle In tho box for
tho locals this afternoon, and the vet.
erhn Mark Baldwin, who has Just signed
with Warren, will make his debut in
this league, Baldwin fs we'll known
here on account OF his former connec.
ton with the PltAhurgh team, Like
Vicksry, he will probably receive his
bumps" and this afternoon 10 the ap-
pointed time Tor that little ACT Every
enthusiast in the city should attend to-.
days game and encourage the locals,
who have made a wonderful record
since their return from the trip
through Pennsylvania.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-21

Louis Whites, an adjunct oi the Browns,
who played in tho Western League, At
he end OF the season the Pittsburgh
management stole march on Won dor
Aho by capturing both SlNley anil
BOcktey, Harry remained with tho III.
rates two seasons and thOn went TO tho
liostons aud later was traded to the 81.
Louis Browns. lIs la n big pitcher and
has lots OF speed. With hia experience
ho should DO able TO make great roe.
ord in the Iron aud Oil league this fall,
Tho Wheeling cub now has liyo pitch.
ers, ono Of whom will have to bo 70.
leased. Manager Gfusscouk has not yet
determined on whom the axe will do,
sceud,
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EcH castles defeat sends Whosling
up o notch in tho Iron aud OIL Icapuo
rae .nfnr clubs arc now tied for thifd
Nw#I and II OH City loses game
"."a q Now Castle or Franklin Will
Do . H,rond position. The feature oI
no.ay wa, tho slll baltic tho Twins
gave tNn loader. II looks ~ though
lNl' 'Ino was lost through tho fault Of
tho uunn management; they should
'an Norn able tp keep that crowd on
Nn0nI. As lhoy did not tho umpire
collaborating bulgIyo thegame to the
---L-LL
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-21
The western clubs opened In Tho cast

The western clubs opened In the east
yesterday. The result oil the skirmish
is fairly satisfactory to the west
three victories and three defeats.
Cleveland won by great luck In
tho eighth at Washington, aud Gin.
natl aud Louisville we're the other vic.
tors over tho home teams. Baltimore,
OF course, won, and tle least falter on
the part Of tho Spiders will send them
down one round OF tho league ladder.
The surprise Of tho day was the victory
OF the Colonies over the Bostons-they
seem to bo the hoodoo Of the Beau.
pntaFs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-21

TinRD women need to have ,hotr blood
purified aud enriched by Hoods Sar'a.
pnrilln. 1t will give thOm atrOngth aud
hOnlth, II
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-21
IN THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
What the Clubs Did Yesterday and
Chnnrc. In the Standing,

TopAYs GNIE'-Pliisbureh at BROOKLYN, Gin.
cinnaii al Philadelphia Cleveland at Washing
foH. Chicago az Aillimor. ST Louis u! New
York IOuiAylIlc At Boston.
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.u. rDUAY Warren ~ Nhccllnt; Cc.Otou
fN 'N.si OIL cry At Franklin; TinsyI,ie
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-21

Reader, did you ever take SIMMONS
LIVER REGULATOR, tho "KING OF
LIVER NIEDIcINEs2" Everybody needs
take n liver remedy. 1t Is a sluggish or
diseased liver that impairs digestion
aad causes constipation, when the waste
that should DO carried or remains in
the body aud poisons the whole system,
That dull, heavy feeling is due to a
torpid liver. Billousncs9, Headache,
Malaria and Indigestion nre all liver
diseases. Keep tho liver active by an
occasional dose Of Simmons Liver Reg.
ulator and you'll get rid Of these trou-
blcs, md give tono TO tho whole sys-
tom. For n laxative Simmons Liver
Regulator is BEI'TER THAN Pills. II
docsnot gripc, nor weaken, but greatly
rcfrcshcs and strengthens.
Every package has the Red y
stamp on the wrapper. j. II,
Ecilln ~ Co., Philadelphia.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-21

EATpru nuns, TIINbWTgh T. NToOkyn 2, FITNI
bases, Pittsburgh I, iIroOklyn6 First on balls,
on Abbay |, of Hart O. Struck ont By Abbey I,
by Hart I? 'ThTee.baSe hit, TreAlway. Two
base hits, Grim. Stencil. Sacrhco hits, la
GrlHin Anderson, Smith, GOninA Double
plAyI Hart. Stuart GeninG Passed ball, Mcr'
MT Umpire, Murray, Attendance, ; 900. Time,
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IEnN AND OH hI.AGuE.
stand,ns Of tho club, and f"ntnro' of tho
Prnnnnt linco.

C.1 " l. wrril club w. L. Prot
Mrol 20 7il'prnnglIn-miG Z -!
nN 90 70 ,j57 fiiusyliIo III II 1T
y" Hf n 70 .jIl,fWu citlnA-7 y ~
20. #urII T. j72lCCOfOus..u,G ~ 20
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The Martins Ferry Juniors will play
tho rriIby Stars, OF lielI0iro. ut Martins
Ferry, on Saturday at . o'clock.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-16
Pioneer 'Railroader Dies.

KANSAS CITY, Mo-, Oct. ia
special to the Star from Fort Scott,
Kan, says Col. Wilson, who con-
ceived the idea of building a rail-
road from st. Louis to Denison,
Tex, in 1866, which resulted in the
construction of the Missouri, Kan
sas and Texas railroad, died in this
city yesterday. He was the first
president Of the Tebo Neosho rail-
road, which was merged into the
Missouri, Kansas and Texas, and
he built forty miles Of the road
from Sedalia southwest. He was
then known as "Tebo Wilson,"
The cause Of death was cancer of
the face, which necessitated his re-
tirement from the railroad business
a number of years ago.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-16
Final Demand of the Powers.

LONDON, Oct. 16.-The Chron-
icle IS Constantinople advices say
that M. Cambon, the French Am
bassador; M. Nelidorff, the Rus
sian ambassador and Sir Phillip
Currie, the British ambassador, on
Monday presented to Said Pasha
the minister of foreign affairs, the
final demands of the powers for
Armenian reforms. If this is not
accepted an ultimatum will be
presented.
No further notifications will be
permitted. The scheme drops the
demand for christian high COM
missioner but otherwise it is al
most identical with the proposals
of last May. 1t is believed however
that Russia hesitates to force an
acceptance because she fears ulti-
mate Armenian autonomy.
News received from TrebiZonde
is to the effect that the Russian
steamer is lying there with 1000
christian refugees on board. Two
other vessels also full of refugees
are there awaiting the arrival of
Russian ships to transport them
to Baloum.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-16
Truth Bolsters Up sackville.

LONDON, Oct. l6.-Truth says the
statement that Lord Sackville's
pamphlet was intended to drive
the United States ambassador, MIR.
Thomas F. Bayard, from London,
Is absolute nonsense, adding I:
"Anybody acquainted with the
diplomatic service will be nightly
amused to hear that even a combi-
nation of all members concerned
coulu affect in the very slightest
the position of a foreign ambassa-
dor in London. 1t cannot be de-
MED, however, that Mr.. Bayard
availed himself of Lord Sackville's
injudicious act to excite an anti
English agitation to assist the can
didacy Of Mr.. Cleveland, and there
fore it reflects great honor upon
England that our government has
been so dignified and magnSni-
nous as to welcome, as it has, Mr..
Bayard as ami assador."
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telegraph pole was 20 feet away.
me rope was avery long one. The
free end was taken by man. who
quickly climbed the telegraph pole
and threw 1t over the cross arm.
The crowd jerked the Negro to the
foot OF the pole, and while the mob
shouted, the bleeding and mutt
lated form Of the Negro was swung
to the cross arm.
The Negro was lowered to the
ground and mis- head was cut from
his body with pocket knives. The
moose was then put over the feet
and the headless body was again
swung up. 1t Is intended to send
the head to the family of the little
girl whom the Negro attempted to
assault last Saturday in Mississippi.
A placard was put on the Negroes
body bearing these words: "Death
to the man who cuts him down be-
fore 6 80 this morning.
No doubt the Injunction of the
mob will be obeyed to the letter,
and the passengers on the l.. & N.
trains today may see the horrible
sight. The point where the lynch
ing occurred is a cross road
called "Clifton Summit" The mob
dispersed after doing its work.
JEFF Ellis, on the afternoon of
Oct. 8, criminally assaulted Miss
Bette Prater in the presence OF
the latter's two little sisters. He
escaped from a mob which had
gathered to lynch him that night,
but he was pursued unremittingly
until he was captured Monday
near Mt. Pleasant, Miss. He con-
fessed to the assault upon Miss
Prater, to the outrage and murder
Of Mrs. Wilcox of the same neigh
borhood two years ago, and to an
attempted assault upon little girl
in Mississippi while he was trying
to escape from the mob.
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Several Wounded.

MADRID, Oct. l6.-Official dis
patches received here from Havana
say that an important engagement
has been fought at the Linderos
(Llanadas) in the Menes district Of
the province OF Santa Clara, be-
tween Spanish column command
ed by Col. Milan and the com bined
insurgent forces led by Guerrero,
Darillo and Rodriguez. The fight.
ing is said to have lasted seven
hours, after which the enemy was
dispersed, but af erward reformed
at the Sierra Colorado where the
insurgents were eventually COM
pletely routed, losing number OF
killed and many wounded. On the
Spanish side several soldiers were
wounded.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-16
All Serene With Spain.

MADRID, Oct. 16.-El Nacional
says that the Spanish government
has not received any threat from
the government of the United
States, respecting the reception or
treatment Of the United States
consul at Havana, Mr.. Williams.
1t adds that the government of
Spain, in consequence Of the friend
ly representations OF the United
States, recognized the American
consul as diplomatic agent.
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with their persons and interests
according to their powers.

with their persons and interests
according to their powers.
Article 20-The property of
whatever class, appertaining to
foreigners, is exempt from paying
taxes liz favor of the republic, pro-
vived their respective governments
recognize the belligerency Of Cuba.
Article 2l-All debts contracted
from the actual initiation OF the
war until this constitution is pro-
mulgated, will be paid.
Article 22-The ministerial coun-
Gil has the power to deduce any
member for just cause, in the
judgment of two thirds Of the
counsellors.
Article 23-The judicial author
ity will proceed with entire inde-
pendence of all the others. :.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-16
sackville West Explains

LONDON, Oct. 16.-Lord Sack
vile, formerly Sir Lionel Sack
vile West, ex-British minister at
Washington, writes to the Times
in regard to the pamphlet entitled :
"My mission to the United States
18Sl.1SS9," the substance of which
was cabled to the New York
World and given to the Associat-
ed Press.
Lord Sackville explains that the
pamphlet was printed privately
for friends and was never intended
to be published and he cannot I'M
derstand how it became public.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-16
No Right of Petition.

LONDON, Oct. l6.-A dispatch to
the Times from Athens, describing
the growing discomfort with the
rule OF the island Of Crete, says that
a band OF a thousand armed Chris
tians recently met at Kalima to
petition the sultan to restore the
charter abolished in 1889, and for
a reform of taxation and OF the
gendarmes. The governor Of Crete
sent troops against the petitioners,
who withdrew to the mountain
fastness, whittier the troops did
not dare follow.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-16
NAV Fight IN Oklahoma.

GUTHRIE, Okla, Oct. 16.-H is
possible Oklahoma will secure the
prize fight after all. kilograms
have been sent to Dan Stuart, OF
the Florida Athletic club, request
ing that the fight be pulled off in
Oklahoma. The laws here are lax
and the prize fighting penalty is
misdeameanor. Stuart responded
that he would send committee
here to look over the grounds.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-16
Cattle Feeders Broke.

LAWRENCE, Oct. 16.-Metzger
Brothers, prominent farmers and
cattle feeders of Douglass county,
and who owned 5000 acres Of land,
have had a chattel mortgage filed
against their property amounting
to $4,000. j. w. Preston, another
cattle feeder, had mortgage filed
against his property Of about
$4,000. Both failures were caused
by heavy losses from hog cholera
and from unsuccessful specula-
ions,
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-16

New England Firemen's Muster.
BOSTON, Oct. !6.-The muster OF
the New England Firemen's union
will be held on the Congress street
baseball grounds today. Superin-
tendent Samual Abbott, Jr., OF the
Boston Protective Department,
will be chief marshal. A dozen or
CARNATIONS from Maine, Mas
sachusetts, Rhode Island and Con-
necticut will attend.
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win Def ne Liberal Position

LONDON, Oct. 16.-The lulI in
English politics will be broken to-
day, when Lord Roseberry will
make speech at Scarborough. 1t
is expected that he will then out
line the liberal position. The Earl,
it is said, bitterly resents the in
situation that he is a blackburn
herb
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-16
weather Men are Co Meet

INDIANAPOLIS, Oct. l6.-Profes-
sor Willis Moore, chief Of the Unit
ed States Weather Bureau, will at
tend the convention OF forecast
officials here today and tomorrow.
1t is expected that this convention
will result in numerous improve
ments in weather maps, etc.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-10-16
Ohio Veterans in Cbicago,

CHICAGO, Oct. 16.-The annual
reunion OF the Ohio Veteran asso.
citation of Illinois will be held here
today in conjunction with the
Ohio society OF Chicago. About
5000 Ohio soldiers residing in I'LL
nois are on the roster, and at the
reunion the society will have with
it some prominent Ohio speakers.