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Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-11

WHO WANTS to lease a good paying
printing Office outflt,doing a good busl-
ness In thriving little town OF 500 in
habitants? II you mean business adj
dress Lock Box As, Jonesboro, Texas.
Fort Worth gazette. [volume] (Fort Worth, Tex.) 1891-1898, 1895-02-11

FOR SALE-Nice littlo home, good
nelghborhood. Price. $3.50, 500 cash
Just your rent, $40 FOR payments. own
your home. d. :. Hare I03 Main.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-17
DoOLEY'S RNNEFIT.

The Popular Boxers Friends have Ar
ragged u Good Programme.
This evening the boxing entertain
mont at tho Metropolitan Athletic
Clubs arena in Fulton, for tho benefit
of the we'll known boxer, BILLY"
Dooley, who has made hosts Of friends
during his stay In Wheeling, takes
place, aud 1t is hoped that a large crowd
will DO present. Tho frat bout will be
called at $50 p. m, 40 that the tRncIera
Of the sparring art who go out on the s
o'clock motor will be on hand in time
to sec tho entire programme.
Joe" TanseY, tho Michigan heavy
weight, announces that no will meet
any local boxer OF hiS class at tho bene.
tit this evening, aud endeavor to stop
him in four rounds. Tansey also is
anxious to get on a match for twenty
I've rounds before tho local club later
on. The other boxers VINO will spar Nt
the benefit are Jimmy" Martin, OF
Warrington, D. O.; Mike Rizer, OF Sis
tersville, lightweight; Buck" Stelzer,
Duke" Riley, Charley Och, paddy
Core, Harry Smith. Gray, Kiaer aud
others, including "Biiiy" Dooiey.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-17

The INTELLIGGEcER road race hand
lcappers did not conclude their labors
until shortly before noon yesterday,
The handIcsps allotted the various
riders, though not deemed exactly right
BY tho riders, nearly all OF whom think
it their due to raceivs the limit, are
thought to be about the proper thing
by all outsiders who were favored with
\ glance at the han diCap sheet yes'er-
8sy afternoon, There are three scratch
men, Dillon, Lubic aud Sweeney, tho
latter Of Martins Ferry, sweeney
would probably have received u fair
start but for the fact that he gave no
Information in his entry blankai there
Tore the handicappers could do nothing
but place him at scratch.
That the haudiCaps are allotted rs
they should be is attested 10 by the TACT
that nearly every nan entered Is being
doomed by his admirers as tue prob
able winner OF the race, About the
only exceptions are the Salem "BiG
Six" and one OF these riders may let
out n link or two this afternoon and
Iurpriso the folks at home.
Dillon is not in the best OF condition,
his knee giving him some trouble, but
il was given out on tho quiet last even
ing that he had gone over the course
last Saturday in remarkably fast time,
faster, indeed, than that in which he
won tho 1894 race, % minutes. The
time he is reported TO have made Ia As
miaU,es. Joe" Lube. Of Benwood, II
Of tho other scratch men, is also suffer.
ing from injlrieI received in the Poor
man road race at Cincinnati on tho
Fourth. In that contest he felitwo or
three times, but made tho very qdlck
time, 46 minutes and a Tow seconds, for
the fifteen miles. Tho PoormRn courSo,
however, has no hills and IS several
minutes faster than the local course.
Tho h~audicups arc as follows;
Five minutes. (the limiD-John Cla'
tor, Wheeling.
Four and one.halt minutes-A. Il.
Marks, Wheeling; D. W.. Cochran,
Wheeling
Wheeling.
Shaver aud DR.. II. w. Thompson.
Salem, Ohio.
Two and oue.half minutes-Joseph
Foster, Wheeling; o. W. Stark, Salem,
Ohio; II. ". Kimmins, Elm Grove.
Two minutes-F. L. Miller, Wheel.
ing; Arthur Foster, Wheelingi Albert
Foster, Wheeling; F. n. Gaunt, Salem,
Ohio; G. A. Stroehloin, Wheeling.
One and one.halt minutes-C. w.
Kunkle, st. C%laIrsvilIe. Ohio; S. j.
Seeds, Salem, Ohio; NJ. D. Gregory,
Flushing. Ohio.
One minutes. v. Gooch, Brilliant,
Ohio.
Scru!ch-Joseph Lubic, Benwood;
Jane, sweeney, Martins Ferry: Lester
h. Dillon, Wheeling.
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TWO PLAY DESERT


Third IIassman Began aud Pitcher Ander-
sou Leave tho Town.
The principal topic OF conversation in
base ball circles yesterday was tho de-
sertion Of 1hird Baseman George Regain
aud Pitcher Anderson. ROCan and An.
derson left town on the morning Pan
Handle train and bnt for tho presence
Of Secretary Barrows, Of the club, who
was en- route to the franklin meeting
OF the Iron 4 OIL league, the club would
have learned nothing OF their move.
ments. Regain, it is said, gave as q rea.
son for his departure that he had not
boon treated right here. This 10 the
veriost bosh, rs everybody knows. Re.
gan left Pittsburgh yesterday for his
homo in Havorhill, Mass.
Anderson was booked for his release,
and knowing this he probably deserted
to Ovadc being lot go, He is at his home
in Pittsburgh. 1t is not generally
known that Regain was suspended by
President Young. of tho National
Agreement, last week, for jumping Il
contract early in the spring, before no
came to wheeling. HO was under cor.
tract. il seems, to one Of the clubs Of
tho New England association.
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MAI.rIN,S ENItItY.


uaps aud MlShapA In tuo Thriving CITY
Across tho River.
Eight large wagons have been hired to
carry tho members OF tho NJ. b. Sunday
school to aud from tho picnic at Sid.
wells grove To-day. Besides these many
private vehicles will DO used. Tho fare
for tho round trip will DO 10 and 80
cents. Tho mombora will meet ut the
church at 7 o'clock and tho start will DO
MAIDS about S o'clock. The picnic pro-
mlSoI 10 bo u very large M
Hereafter the Bible is to bO road in
tho Toronto public schools each day,
and the American flag kopt floating over
tho building during tho school days.
Miss jess Charlton will return to
Central City, w. Va, to-day, after a six
weeks visit with relatives bore.
Mr.. o. I. Morris, cashier Of tho Poo.
Piles National Bank at B%arnosvillo, was
IN town yesterday
MIR. md Mrs. Thomas Robbins havS
returned from u two WoOkS' visit at
Evansville,
W. T.. Barrett and family havo 70.
turned from Harrison county.
H. j. A.. DrCnnOn returned yesterday
from II briUi visit Ut Sandusky.
George Kraat2 10 visiting his sistUr At
EaIL Liverpool.
Tho school OnumOrNtors arc making
thOir rounds.
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on TnG GNAND CIuCUIr.
Tavorltos Captured Two OF the Three
Races at Saginaw.

TavorltoS Captured Two OF the Three
Races at Saginaw.
SAGINAW, MICm, July l6.-The second
day Of the Grand Circuit races at Union
park was marked by a good track aud
large attendance. The sport afforded
was excellent. There were three races,
OF which the iRvorites captured two, the
2:94 trot aud tho 2;20 pace In 2:ll
trot, the favorite, Lesa Wilkes, took
third money. Saginaw Lass started to
beat 2:2jt and paced n mile in 2:24l.
Sanger, tho professional cycler, made
amilc in 2 :O41, beating The bestmtle pre-
viously made on tho track, 2:05!, by
Flying Jib in 1893.
2:li trot, purse, 81 ,00O-Geneya, |;
Aunt Delilal. 9; Lesa Wilkes, 81 Night
i~nrale, 4. Time, 2;l2i, 2:ll4, 2:llh.
ga lrot, purse Sl,OOO-Red N%utting,
l; GIenmore. q Princess Belle, 8;
Blew, A; Sablehurst. 8; Allen Kenney,
G. lime, 2:lGi, 1920, 2:l9S.
2:2O pace, purse Sl,0OO-Goorgo St.
Clair, l.; Abeto, 3; Major Bishop. 3;
LeIah W.. A; Eximus, 8, Time, 2:l0i,
2:lO4, 2:ll, 2:l43.
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INTELLlGENcGR oAlce before 4 o'clock,
The checkers will DO sent out to their
destination on tho4 o'clock motor.
Arrangements aru being made IoT'tho
= Of telephones a,0ng the line, and
Tho checkers will bS In constant COM
muniCatiou with tho l"NTgLLldENcEH Of
lice. Bulletins will be postcd through
out tho race, ut this office,
Score cards have been published by
tho lNTERIugNCGRAn and will DO distributed
freq OF charge after noon to-day. 4
supply eau also be had at sChnepVa
drug store, the Stumm house, heOdquar'
ters for tho visiting cycli Stsi Mcclure
aud Windsor news stands and ut the
various cycle stores.
II possible, arrangements will be made
with tho officials Of the Wheeling Ath'
lslhiG club Tor the using al its rooms as
dressing apartments for the riders, and
whore needed baths can be had alter the
ruc0, The contestants should report a.
the INrELMdRNCER office this afternoon
ut 1880 O'clock, whom their numbers
will be given out. The numbers will
be printed IN largo figures on yellow
muslin and are easily distluguishable
from quite a dIstanCe.
After the race tho judges aud other
officials will hold a session and hear the
reports Of the checkers At the various
points along tho route, after which they
will declare the winners, Orders for
the prizes will then DO given tho success
full riders,
The unpaved portion Of the course, on
E%onrtseRth street, just before McCul-
loch street is catered, is being put in
good condition for tho race. Last year
this was the most dangerous part OF the
course and several bad tumbles were
taken. To-day the surface will BIO
smooth. but outward bound riders
should not take the turn to MCCuicoCh
at high speed, as the turn is very sharp,
Chief Bennett, OF tho police depart.
meut, will detail tho entire night force
and u portion Of the day officers for scr.
vice at tho start and finish OF the race,
Lieut.. Supler, who Ia an enthusiastic
cyCler, will have charge OF the boys In
blue.
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
stage of Water Hnd noV"msut' of DoAtI.
The River Interests.

stage Of Water Hni noV"msut' OF Boats.
The River Interests.
The Liberty arrived aud departed for
Darlington.
Tho Favorile will leave this morning
for Marietta.
The Courier departed for ParkersburG
at II o'clock Yesterday aud the Lexlng.
ton got away for Matamotas at tho same
hour.
In spite Of tho recent heavy rains
there has been no perCeptible rise in
tho river, the marks last evening indi.
eating $ ieet G inches aud stationary.
II RIVER Marks
Greonsboro-River 6 feet II inches
aud stationary. Weather cloudy and
warm.
Warren-Riyor l foot and falling.
Weather warm aud fair.
Morgantown-River 0 feet G inchos and
stationary. Weather clear aud warm.
Stoubonville-River . feet o inchGa
and falling. Weather warm aud clear.
ParkOroburg--Rivor 8 ieot l inch and
stationary. Weather cloudy and warm.
Oil City-Rivor 10 inches and fall.
ing. Weather clear and pleasant.
Pittsburgh-Rtver 8 feet and station
AIRY. Weather clear aud warm.
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THE NNW rLAYNRs.

The Wheeling baSe hall Club Has Been
Greatly strengthened.
Tho addition Of several players to the
Wheeling ball club has greatly strength
eneJ the club. First came Brodio, who
accepted Wheeling terms on Monday.
Yesterday Manager White received
work from Kenton that Brodic had sue.
ceeded in signing outfeldOr and catcher
Cooper, who opened the season with
the Steubenville club. lie 10 u good
man aud will DO put in left field. Two
Columbus players have also been So
cured, pitcher Conover, who Is un-
doubtedly one Of tho beat twirlers in
tho Interstate, and tho StOtesmeu's
short.stop, Bell, whose sensational work
in that position has been commented
on all over the circuit. Tho club was
dickering with Robinson, tho Kenton
fielder, but no wired yesterday that no
could not come here. 1t Ia understood
that no has accepted the terms oil the
Twin Cities management
The team will be- r%eRrranged and will
liue up in this way when the new men
arrive; Priichard, first base; Crotty,
second base; White, third base; Ball,
short stop; Kerr, right field; Troy, con.
tor field; Cooper, left field; Kane, Bro.
die and C%onover, pitchers, with Nc.
ClOary in reserve; Davis and Kalkhot,
catchors. That's a combination that
will win more games than they lose, by
q jugiull.
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AnMANGEMENrs FON me nAoE.
Tho Oalclals who will serve aud IutOrma.
ton for the Riders.

The Ollclals who Will serve aud IutOrma.
ton for the Riders.
This afternoon at 4:55 o'clock the
limit man in the second annual ISrELLI.
GRScER road race, fifteen miles. heel.
ing to seven mile post and return, will
DO started from the ISTELLI1EScEG
office, and the twenty.one otherentrants,
all OF whom ii is thought will start, will
DO sent of on their hot bCorch until at
) o'clock sharp the three scratch men,
Dillon, OF Wheeling, Sweeney, OF Mar.
tins Forty, and LubIc. Of Benwood,
will squirt M tho hill in the hard task
Of endeavorinR to catch the more for.
innate but less speedy riders who got
the benefit OF tho hRndicRps.
The following officials have kindly
consented to serve:
Reierce-F. L. Mccoy.
Siarter-Jacob Looa
Judges-Dr. John ii. Mcclure, W. r,
stevenson, Will W. Irwin, Jason q.
Stamp aud James X. Hall.
TineH-W. j. Lukons aud Charles
y. IIanCher.
A number OF whoelmen have cor.
IeHted TO servo as checkers at Fulton,
Lealherwood, Pleasant Valley, Wheel
iGg Park, Elm Grove and seven Mile
Post, bu. others are needed, aud any
body wishing to serve can apply at tho
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WHEELING AND TWINS
Admitted to ths Iron g. Oh League
at an EARLY Hour This Morning.
-FOUR new PLAYERS ARE SIGNED
by tho Wheeling Managoment-Tho
Team Ia Now Ono 81 tho Strongest
Minor League Organizations In tho
Country - Regan aud Anderson
Leave Town Rather Suddenly.
Nndlay Defeats Kouton,

The Iron and oilleague hold a special
meeting last night at Franklin, Pa, for
tho purpose OF considering tho applica-
ton OF Wheeling aud Twin Cities for
admission. The Twins were repre-
sontod at this meeting by Manager
Jack" Darrah, aud President
~BuckenbOrger and Secretary Bar
rows were there in Wheeling's
interest. The meeting was a
long.winded one. There was q great
deal OF interest here as to tho result
many fans" calling up the lNTELLIGEN-
l. office to ascertain whether Ours
were in out OF the wet, Nothing came
from the scat OF war until this morning
at $3.50 O'Clock when the following was
received;
special DHpateh 10 he IRtelt0meer,
FRANKLIN, Pa. July II, (2;30 a. My
Wheeling and Twin Cities are admitted
to membership in the Iron and Oil
League. The meeting lasted until . a.
IN. and definite news as to schedule IL
not available this morning.
n q. BARRoWS.
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nAL.O Is COMING.
Tho Great Columbia Man VIII Ride in the
SteubsnviilO HnOss.

Tho Great Columbia Man VIII Ride in tho
St%eubsnViIio HaOss.
Eddie @. Bald, the premier stellar at.
traction OF the Columbia racing team,
together with Ray Mcdonald, CHARLEY
Murphy and the other members Of that
team have entered for the coming Ma.
tional Circuit races to DO run on the
famous Pleasant Heights track at steu.
b%envilIe, under the auspices OF tho
Steubenvillo Athletic Club, on Thurs.
day OF next week. The s. A. Q. have
tho entries OF nearly all the celebrated
racing men OF the country and as they
have put some professional events on
the very attractive programme it ia
probable Sanger, johnson aud others Of
the newly created professionals will be
on hand. And maybe q race between the
big Milwaukee man AMI the speedy
Swede would not be n drawing attrac.
ton Of tho first magnitude.
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Last evening tho Phunlx team OF tho
South Side league twice defeated tbs
Harvest Club. Tho Phmnix boys wore
scheduled to play tho buckeyes, but as
the IastOr did not appear, Pm mnix takas
two games on %tntfolt, Tho scores;
Observation-Disclosures, 100, l4S; Brown,
al, l4O; Dngn. 1876, l3li C%nrCnbanor,
1914. 12O; Stanley, ls2, li7i LaKO, 100,
l2B; totals, OIL, $50
Iinryost-Fottc. 1903, 1876; shOolo, 1874,
1873; Franz. 1853, III: Supple, lOl, Ia;
Yenko, III, 1888; BAuInOn, III, lljt TO-.
inls. 1926, Sgl,
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most, New York, is strlctly in tho race
for the remnant,


AtsL Louis Attendance 1909. H. H. T..
st. Louis oo.rs . . ~ !
New York o,,O . 0 9 0 0 . 9 u =
Pitchers -KissIngcr and Ehrct aud Meekln'
At Louisville. Attendance 100. H. II. Z,
Louisville, - 0 o o 0 d . 0 o. & .
Brooklyn,n,.,l 0 0 . 0 0 = U 90 8 /
Pitchers, Wcyhing and Daub,
At Chicago, Attendance 900. H. u II
Chicago" .,,..e0 0 D o . . 0 "a , y
PLiiMlCiphIai . % / OlO Eli II >
plteReFs-gsgFy and Cagsey,
AtCleveRnd First game, H. H. l..
CloyelaNd..,r0 0 0 I 0 0 80 s :
baltimore 90 Q . 0 0 o o 0 B. II .
Pilchers-Knell, HcmmIng ind Pond,
Cleveland NO O o / o 81 10 /
Baltimore eco 0 0 o 0 0 y . o. 1 1
fredericksburg aud Esptr,
At Cincinnati, Attendance 1900, H. H. f.
Cluoluu0tlm 40 Q o 0 4 o . . o. 0 y /
BOston.,.,,,...l 0 0 0 90 >
Pitchers, Dryer aud Sullivan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-17

sAnArooA, N, Y, July lG-ThO Sara
lopa lake regatta Of tho Natlonat h'So.
citation oi Amateur Carmen Will begin
At q o'clock tomorrow afternoon, rain or
shine
Forty.6vO boats and 1850 oarSmcn are
ON tho wRlOr, and nothing but 0quatlcs
ntS talked. The tllrGp crack Canadian
orowa from Toronto, Winnipeg aud Rat
poftageafeeoHstIefv good dark Aqtses,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-17

LIMA, Ono, July lG-rhO r%oorgRnisOd
base ball club did not last long, Pitcher
i.Dntz hnB signod with Adrtnn, Mich,
and has gonC tIOrC. Watson aud Bridges
have Joined Tho Defiance, Ohio, club,
aud Barnes, Donovan, SChaub aud Me.
Caulcy wont to Winchester, Indiana,
tonight and will play with that club
hereafter,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-17

VIZ recommend DO Wits Collie and
Cholera euro because wC believe 1t Il
pnio aud reliable remedy. Iva good
effects arc shown nt Unco In cnsoi OF
Cholera Murbus aud similar complaints.
Logan Drug Goa Wheeling, W. Wa II.
H. pOnbody, Bonwood, and Bowie 4 Co.,
IfilunnntI o.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-17
HIRE YOU Arb, BOYS
The Haudloappors Have Completed
Their Work, But WIN 1t hs
SATISFYING TO ALL IS A QUESTION
That Can go Answered in tho
Negative It's Always So,
TO.DIWSGRElT CYCLE ROAD EVENT
TO-DRYSGREaI CYgLERO EVENT

Is Attracting Attention and Intcrost
ON tho Partoftho General PuhIlc as
We'll as Of tho CyolIoG Population.
The officials WIN WIN Have
Charss-GossIp OF tho Riders Who
win Endcayor to Create u Now
West Virginia Road Record for Fir-
teen Mles-Sooro Cards Free This
Afternoon,
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KNOWLLDGE

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'ouds to personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, who live bet
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" hp given satisfaction 70 millions ana
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profession, because u nCtH on the KID
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'hlug them aud II Ia perfectly FREQ from
r',iy Objectionable substance.
syrup u Figs IN for sale by all drug
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'p DtIN whose namo iS printed on every
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1NI being well Informed, you will not
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hlllNNlN NAANN w
an october D.
LoSDos, July 1O,-ptesidcnt Koran,
Of tho Cambridge University Athletic
club, has rablod to {. II. ShUrtll. Ir,
chairman Of tho Yale graduate advisory
commitlor on track athletics, that Cam.
bridge agrees TO tho date, October o.,
specified in Yale's counter challenge md
iu.istud on In their second roplyi hat
the Cambridge team aproOi to sail on
Aurnsl3l and that Cambridge dcsitcs
tho 3lOyard dash In ptolorOhco to tho
g2Oyari dash suggested by Y0ln be-
cause Of tho BhortnOst Of tho strnivhta'
way tracks IN Amotich Mr.. Koran ro'
coiyod to-day q tOplV from inlO stating
that YaIo approves Of Calnbridpo'a con-
dtiona 80 tho international match lie
aaiiTO 90,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-17

10 aifO aud iHo that old aud wOll.trIcl
romoly Mus WtSsbow's SooruSu synur
for Children tCcthIng II BoOthoi tho
child, aoilenq tho gums, AllNys all min,
OufOi wind colo and IN tho bost rome.
DIV for dlarrhwa Twenty-Five cents u
bOttlG MwFdw
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Tnn host Ia what you want whom YOU
at6 In mood Of n medicine, That Is why
YOU should Insist upon Hoods SArsN.
paFillh. B
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marietta Tia Wlnncr.

Sptri1' Dtdtth h hs Init'iiJtnc'r.
MARIETTA, o., July lG-ThO Marietta
bali club boat parkCrabutg to-day, BcofO
IL to ~. A big crowd was ptOsOnt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-17

nAIaINS NNn OAKs
WOrO tho Contestants In Last Evenings
Bowling DANES.
Last evening tho Daisies and Quar-.

Last evening tho Daisies and Quar-.
tered Oaks we're tho ContOsting teams in
tho Musoe league series. The 0AkA lost
two to ono by tho Daisies. Tho scores:
Daisies-J. Day, l25, l7S, l39; Wells,
1lG. 1853, 1871; W. Day, 1913, 1876, ll3;
Bloomfield, 1856, 1876, 1877 Stevenson, 1853,
1913, 147; Blind, l42, lGS, 1870; totals, 7Oi,
500, 7DL.
QuartorOd oaks-L Wood, 1875, 14l,
1l9; Stoeizer, l24, l4O, 1926 Gardner. 100,
1876, ll2; /. Wood. 100, l4l, l46; Wagner,
l9G, III. l3l Lang, ISL, ITO. 1885, totals,
IA. 7D7, SOS.
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THE ROAD HA0N PRIZES
Are Allottcd-Elght Place Pritssand Two
Time Prizes.

Are Allosted-EIght Place Prizes and Two
Time Prizes.
Tho prizes donated for the ISrELLI.
arScGa road race nave been allotted.
There are eight place prizes aud two
time prizes, o. follows:
PLACE rRizEs,
First p~rlso-Trlbune bicycle, purchaycd by the
ISIEtLfGESCER Of George W, JOhnsOn's Sons;
Vnlnc Sl1L
Second prize Smith pneumatic tires, Jason G,
Third prize Round trip ticket to Atlantic
City. ylaPonnsyiyAuIa lines; value $40.
HFUurth prisc-Opcm glasses, W. J. Lukcns &
Co, the jewellers, value $40
Fifth prize bicycle blOOmerJ, II. c. Richards,
the tailor; value s.
sixth prize Mahogany cigar box; value 81
Seventh prlHe-MHunIuR cigars. G X Gletzc,
the druggist and bicycle bell. r. A. llOgO 4 Co.;
Eighth prl1o-Cyelometcr. q. ". Johnson'S
Sons; value s..
THE PRIZES,
First pri1e-Iifs size photograph, ONclll, the
photographer; yaluD So.
second priEc-Seu,On book, Wheeling Base
Ball club, value $40.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-17
HAIrtMuuB'S DOUBhH Dtop
Yesterday WITH CLEVELAND Makes tho
League IinUU u iiOnuiy.

Tho surprise Of tho day In tho Ma.
lionnl longuo was tho doublo dOiUnt Of
tim bnihmbroa who wptn unnbfo to do
anything with tho Cleveland pltchOts.
Cincinnati defeated Boston, allowing
Pittsburgh IN w ~ 10 second place,
Uhicngo'a dOlcNL aonda tho windy Cily
team from fourth to Alxth place Taking
II all around the National L0ntro raCo
was mayer ptOttlor Nine lOama AFRO
Within hail Of UaChOLhOf. aud tho hlnd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-07-17
WHEELING ~ SECOND
la iIU Interstate FiniAh-IiUnt0u's Defeat
did Il.


KGNroN, o., July lG.-ThO Findluys
again defeated tho kcntonS this after.
noon In u close and interesting game.
Tho visitors punched hits while tho
Babes bunchOd errors In tho seventh
tho result, four rum Tho ScorO:
findinY .o....m.".!9 iea 8 0-i2
Kcnlon o".,,,,. ."".O I . 0 / o o. .
Batteries Kcnton lIawlcy mud Cooper Find.
lay. ]l'astnflus aud Cans llisu hts, II aud u.
EffOts, b aud ). Attendance 100. Umpire, lirOdlC,