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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06

It is predicted by those who have
seen lioyt's "a Texas Steer" that the
characters will make themselves worry
popular with his southern audiences.
Maverick Branicr. the Texas Congress
man, Bo.y. his pretty daughter. Fair.
L|igh Bright, her army officer lover,
Brdssy Gal, tho Washington lobbyist,
and his friend. Coloni Pepper. DircI
!Siyic, from Indiana. and Colonel Bragg,
Colonel RLov and Major YtN are some OF
the interesting characters Mr. Hoyt has
introduced in the story and action OF
"A Texas Steer" Throughout n pro-
logue aud thrco acts OF comedy that is
said TO be the funniest thinghc has ever
done these people will surely endcar
themselves to all theatre-goers. 1t will
DO at tho Opera House next Tuesday.
The sale OF seats opens at q. A. House s
this morning.
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to thousands, says: "Ihave used Pains,
celery compound personally with much
benefit. l prescribe it with eIceI.a:
results"
~. Ii. Thomas, NJ. D., 500 Liberty
street, Pittsburgh, Penn, says: 20:
several months l had been sufe,i1s
from rheumatism. l had taken oil ID.
usual remedies with no real benefit /
took one bottle OF Paiue's celery CON.
pound and found myself cninprovei.
Tho second bottle is nearly gone and |
consider myself cured"
W. ". Hubbard, ". D., OF Poul.ley,
Vt. writes: ~ was run down from re.
pea.ed attacks OF the grip. and my SION.
ach, bowels, and kidneys were out o!
order. l had no strength. energy or
ambition to think or act. and was e1.
cessively nervous and irritable. After
taking the first bottle OF Paine's ceier!
com pound l felt better. The third bot.
tie restored me to my usual health sad
strength, and l feel 10 years younger
than bafore."
DR.. William Brown, OF Fredonia, ksa.:
"lt has wonderfully improved my gs1.
eral health"
"W. Allen Hubbard, ". D., Boston,
Mass, writes: II have prescribed the
remedy in number OF cascs where .as
blood was Impoverished and the nerrei
wcakoned. Tho results have been 80
satisfactory that l do not hesitate 10 e1.
dorse Paino's celery compound
Similar testimonials literally BY hun
dreds might be quoted. The high sciea'
titic attainmcnts OF 4. Liyezey, 4. u.
NJ. D.. OF Yardlev. Penn, have mats
his statements authority on matters pei.
tanning to health. He gives his personal
experience. how he wa. cured OF sleep.
lessncss. J. W. Ferguson. NJ. D.. Of
rhsyer, Kan, tells how it has cured him
OF dyspepsia. etc. etc. The sum toia! OF
tho testimony OF such men rs these, a.
well as OF the moro celebrated phy'''
Clans whose letters have been previous
ly published in these columns, Is ih,s
Painc's celery compound makes people
we'll
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Paine's celery compound is not pat.
ont medicine.
No class OF professional men are more
conservative, moro careful in giving nd.
vice, or moro painstaking in finding out
the real facts OF case than physicians.
Their recommendation in matters
with which they are conversant is trust
worthy. When physicians OF known
repute not only prescribe and use, but
also bring home Paine's celery com.
pound for their own families. there can
be no doubt OF !ts high standing in the
eyes OF tho medical men in general.
This is what busy. successful practi-
TONERS are doing these spring days all
over the country.
Paine's celery compound is prepared,
rs thev all well know, from the formula
OF tho foremost physician OF this century,
Prof.. Edward Z. Phelps. Md, Ii. D.,
Of Dartmouth medical school. AIpo
medical men there is an absolute cor
taintv rs TO Just what Paine's celery
compound is capable OF doing. The
careful record OF the vast number OF
cases where it has made people well has
been published in tho medical journals
o. the country.
Paine's celery compound stands to-
day rs tho ono thoroughly nuthentica.
tod remedy for weakness and debility
duo to malnutrition OF tho nervous sys.
TEN and impure blood.
This hard working. earnest class OF
professional mon have never been slow
in accepting Paine's celery compound.
They declare that it gives the tired
body every possible chance TO get back
to healthy condition. 1t cures nervous
weakness. heart palpitation. general
lack OF strength, and all forms OF weak
ness; rests and restores the jadcd, ia.
,igued brain aud nerves, because in pro.
vidcs for tho abnormal waste OF these
parts by IN unusually prompt supply Of
appropriate nerve food. 1t purliies tho
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GOVERNORS APPOINTMENTS.
Vacancies on several OF tho State Boards
Arc Filled.

Vacancies on Several OF tho State boards
Arc Filled.
sp>eL1l Dtp1..h 10 the Intelligence.
CHARLESTON, W. Va, April 5.-Gov-
ernor MacCorkle to-day gave out the
following appointments:
Members OF the board OF directors OF
the insane asylum at Wes.on-A. G.
Gilfin, OF Upshur county; S. A. Mcguire,
OF Raveusvood. and Alox McVeigh
Miller. OF Anderson. Groenbrier county.
Members OF tho board Of directors OF
the second aavlun for the insane at
Spencer-W. woodward, OF Roane coun.
ty; 7. u. Camden. of Wood county, and
DR.. ". K. JAEGER, OF Mcdowell.
Board OF directors for tho state nor.
mai schools-Col. K S. Carr, OF Ka.
nnwha, for ono year: W. +. Barbe, OF
Wood, for two years; n. ". Harmcr, OF
Harrison, for three years; George ".
Johnson, OF Jefferson. for four years.
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MRS. LEASE PROTESTS
Against Her Removal From the State
Board OF Charities

Against Her Removal From the State
Board of Charities
TOPEKA, KAN. April 5.-Mary Eliza.
beth Lease, by her attorney. G. C.
Clemens, has fled in the supreme court
proceedings in quo warranto and in
manGamus, the first to Dust George A.
Clark from the state board OF charita.
bio institutions, aud the second to com.
pei the board to recognise her as n
member.
The court took up tho cases and after
short argument by Mr.. Clemens
granted the usual alternative writ in
tho mandamus proceedings. The re-.
turn day will probably be set for tho
last week in April. giving CLARK the
usual twenty days to plead. Mrs. Lease
claims to have been appointed by Gov.
crnor Lewelling Tor three years ending
April l. 1896. white the present board
appointed claims her appointment was
for two years ending April |, 1895.
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Corhett Coming Ncxt Wccs.

Mr.. William. Delaney, who has train
cd and seconded Champion James J..
Corbett in all OF his contests, will be
seen with him at the Opera House
next Wednesday evening. when Gen
eleman Jack" viii DC presented with all
the completeness and detail it received
both in Europe and tho largest cities
Of this country. Tho company is said
to BIO n very excellent one, and includes
n number OF specialists who add to
tho entertainment. No doubt there
viii! DO largo attendance to groot the
cham pion aud company.
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TRAIN KOHNEN KILLED.
a Fight between Officers mud the Okla
hOmn bandits.

\ Fight Bstwccn Officers mud the okla
hOmn bandits.
liESSEssEY, 0. T.. April part OF
tho posse in pursuit Of tho bandits
who robbed tho Rock Island train near
Dover Wednesday night came UPON
the gang five miles west OF lienne.sey
at 3 o'clock yesterday. A tigh. ensued
in which ono OF the robbers was killed
and two others wore wounded. The
dead man was brought to Hennessey ut
II o'clock last night and has been posi-.
tivcly identified Us Dick YeaSer, alias
Gyp Wyatt, on whose head there is an
aggregate reward OF over 5000. incIud-
Ing the $1,000 offered yesterday for each
OF the robbes. BY the Rock Island.
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srRISdrIELD. ONO, April 5.-The
Krotz gun, which ia attracting wido at.
tontion. will bo publicly tos!od horo on
April 10. 1t is operated wholly by eloc.
tricity, applied and released at tho ratio
it shoots, 1000 timos per minute. 1t is
tho fastest firing gun ever made and is
Hmokeless. Army and navy experts
vii! examine II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06

CHICAGO. April 5.-Tho Timog. ITorald
will print tomorrow tho views OF lG3 OF
tho POI membera Of tho Illinois lesisla.
turc on tho silver question. Seventy
three favor unconditional FREQ coinage
and 4lare opposed to it; II favor COIN
age by international agreement and 10
want coinage OF the American product
only; % Rro non.committal. OF 81
Democratic members interviewed, AZ
arc for FREQ coinage aud only against
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06

THE Panhandle Dyoing establish.
mont, ownod by John IIoilmoier. ut No.
1881 Market street, is tho bosL equipped
house Of ita kind In Whcollng. In nddi.
ton to tho dyoing aud cleaning, depart
mrnts corps Of Iirst.cIass tailora nrc
employed, who can do repairing NJ neat
as IL is possible. Clothes and indies
garments, cIcaned or dyed, eau DO mado
10 look like now. Satisfaction guaran-
tsuu.
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Tho marks n, tho public landing
showed Is iect inches, and about sta
tionary, last evening.
1t is given out at Cincinnati that tho
Pittsburgh & Cincinnati Packet Com.
pany will Mt once let out tho contract for
two now boats. in which tho lines Of tho
Iron Queen will DO followed. Especial
attention will DO given to speed.
Captain Calhoun. commander Of the
Iron Queen, will DO transferred to his
old command OF tho keystone State,
and the present captain, Charlie Knox,
will resume the position OF clerk. SUI
perlntondont Ellison yesterday tolo-
grnphod to Captain Calhoun, who ro-
manned at tho scone OF tho wreck, to
come to this city ut once and ontcr pro.
test and submit proof OF tho wreck. Ito
will arrive this morning. Clork CLAYTON
Agnow, Of tho burned steamer. arrived
in tho city Yesterday aiternoon.-Cm-
cinndi Tribune.
THE MARKS ABOVE.
Wnrrcn-Rivcr foot inches and
falling. Weather cloar and warm.
Oil City-Rivnr , foot 10 inchOs and
falling Weather clear and pleasant.
Morgnntown-Rivcr s foot inches
and falling. Weather clear and warm.
Standardization l. feet and fall
ing, Wealh cloudy and warm.
Pittsburgh River foot 9 inches and
falling. Weather clonr and pleasant.
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Special DitpI,ch 10 u. Inteli9,nc.r.
SrEunEsvILLE. o., April 5.-John
Kinney, father of Pittsburgh. Wheeling
and Kentucky railroad engineer,
Thomas Kinney. Of Whooling. died
hero today of appoplexy, aSod scvonty-
three years.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06
DROPOSALS FOR PAVING.

Proposals will be received by the city Of RS
wood until Saturday, April 10th. at { ctMs'
p M, for grading and puvInc with iFe W.
Main street from Eighth 10 Fourth S M%ii
Fourth street from Main 10 X Il q ih ny ".
crossing, and MARSHALL street from lNcS,i Sr
bridge to Whitrman's. All bids TO he maj, ~, y,
the yard for gradinS mud paving rGh iITcs
The committee reserves tho right 10 rG!E'i A"'
or all bids. -, 4,
Address nil bids 10 l.. Bell, Chairman :"
Committee on Streets. Alleys and Grades, .r,.
rlIOS. SHEPPARD NNyT;
ClIAS. MORGAN. City Recorder W.
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CHICAGO, April Din m interview
horo to-day Governor Altgold intimated
that tho Democratic party Of Illinois
will probably declare for troo silver nt
tho state convention to DO hold Juno 8.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06

ST. Louis. April 5.-Gonoral Manager
George E. Dyant, OF the Bell Telephone
Company, OF Missouri. returned from
Chicago this morning. and denies the
truth OF tho reported organization OF
an opposition telephone COMPANY.
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PROPOS SAILS.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Sealed proposals will DO received uai! SM =
dny. April Is. 1895, NJ O'Clock p ~. a. ~ w.
Office OF A. l.. Prllcy, clerk Of the Board Of ~,
cation. at Bcnwood, ". Va. Tor the crectoa o. !
four.room school building In North lsn~Ht
In accordance with plan, and specifications P .,s
pared by franzhcim, Gicsey Il Fairs, a'ch''V'S'
OF Wheeling, W, Va ,J
Plans can he seen at the Office OF the noai1S "
Education In BcnwoOd and at The oLico Oh ~
Architects in WhcullnE " Va.
The board reserves tho right TO reject aa y. /"
NIL bids, Apl'EHs-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06

Spn:ia! Dtsp1tch 10 tN Inh,i2tner
WAsntSGroS, D. c.. April 5.-Alexan-
der Cavendsh has boon appointed post.
master at Albion, Nicholas county, vico
George Grose, removed.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-06
TRUTH is A VIRTUE
That Is Not Appreciated or Fol-
lowed by ,Somo Witnesses
IN THE ST. MARYS POSTOFFICE

Robbery Case Now Bclng Tried In tho
United States Coart-Contradictlon
Follows Contradiction. and tho
Truth IL Hard to Find--Tho Ensign
Car Works Cano-.rho Grand Jury
Nioets-Scws OF tho Court.
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IN THE UNITED STATES COURT.
4 Suit Involving 100000 Argued Yoster.
dny-Tho Grand Jury.


4 Suit Involving 800. 900 Argued Yostcr.
dny-Tho Grand Jury.
Yesterday morning In tho Unitod
Status court. beloro tho Bailey case was
takou up, other business wa, transacted.
In the, civil suit OF tho Barnum Rich.
ardson Company, OF Connecticut,
against the Ensign Misunderstanding Com.
pany. oil Huntington, tho argument on
demurrer by tho defendant against tho
bill entered by tho plaintiff was hoard.
Tho Ensian company la q Wost Virginia
corporatio that runs tho immense car
building plant at Huntington, employ
Ing, when running FULL, about twelve
hundred Mon. This suit was brought
in this court several months ago to com.
pei tho company to pay over to tho
plaintiff sum. $4,000 In round mum.
bers, claimed to he due on royalties on
license to manufacture chilled car
wheels on q patent owned by tho pIaiu-
uti.
Tho estate OF tho la,o Senator William
II. Barnum. OF Connecticut, who was
formerly president OF tho Ensign Com
pany, ia Interested In tho Barnum,
Richardson Company, plaintiffs in this
case. The latter wish to havo the car
company make n showing OF the num-
Dor OF car whocls they havo manuiac.
turod. At q recent torn OF tho court ut
ParsersburG tho defendants entered q
demurrer, and this was argued and sub.
mitted to court yesterday morning. I,
is expected tina. Judge jackson will
hand down his decision in the near
future. A nun Der OF well known east.
ern lawyers arc here on this case, among
them being A. D. Kenyon. OF New York,
for plaintiff, and Theodore Aub, OF Now
York. for the defendant. Mr.. Clark, OF
Wheeling. ia also employed on the
plaintiff 8 side.
Aspccial term OF the United States
grand jury was called. Tho following
citizens serve on this body:
Foreman, Hon. l. S. Jordan, ". b.
Lukens. James Dixon. James Iassen,
| Frank Grublnr. Edward Gillos, James
Dickey, q. ". Robinson, n. Noble, r.
Il. Watson. G. +. Taylor, D. Z. Stalnak.
err, II. Hunter. William Fox, e. II.
Copp, Hugo Loos, Z. NJ. Turner aud J.
II. Hall.
Judge Jackson briefly gave his in
s:ructions to the grand jury. The Swee.
ney counterfeit case, well known in
Wheeling, viii be considered by the
| jury, as will be number OF "oleo"
cases. 1t ia expected report will come
| into court this morning.
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GENERAL NOTICES
NOTICE TO APPLICANTS.
To, IA AAESG ,II I,!; CONTRACTORS

no ARCHITECTS. CONTRACTORS
4 AND BUILDERS. NOTICE -'e
q II being tho desire mud Ininnt L., ~ A.. c.
court OF Putnam county, ". Vn, 10 rcmndHI
anu repair the Court House OF said county, sIt,i.
ME IN the town of Winfield, notice il hc r
even 70 architects, contractors and builders 10
Court. on tho I'd day of June ISL Mans n"" az,
speciilcailons Tor rcmodelnr. cnarsinc and 70.
pairing tho Maid Court House building ,oS"thcr
VIII. estimates OF tho cost for S,icll work.
IA, an prevent building Is OF brick. 90 feet long
when snch plans, .tc.. nro submitted tho Court
" ul u. us meeting on said 3d day oi JUNG urxt
nnt9rmino mud decide to ndopt that rlmn whIrh
nmn h 10 deemed tho best mud most advantageous:
adopted For any further Information aIldrcss
Il. a. SAl.NOSS Clerk,
v,rc, ,s ,so. Winfield, ". Va,
.--..- 20, lCVl. ,nENl
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Watsr nnI Mrvnm OF boat.
Tho River interests.

YESTERpAY's DEPARTURES,
Ron lIur. Hcmplc. plrkcrsburc. i0:30a ID
Liberty. Booth. ClRrinStDn. i:D p. III,
Courier, Gamble, Pittsburgh. Up. N.
BOATS LEAvtSG TODAY.
Liberty. Roth, Cinr!uyton. 40 y. m.
Courier, Gamble. Pittsburgh. . p. III.
Lexington. Cline. MGuun0raS, 1880 n. IN.
boats LEAVING To.MohEow.
Ben liur. KcInplc. Pittsburgh. 1 a. IN.
II. X. bedford Green, Pittsburgh. In. m.
l.iIIlo hay. Huntington. Charleston. ia. IN.
Keystone State kEov, Pittsburgh, n. M.
Courier, Gamble PnrkcrAbure. noon.
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WANTED-TO BORROW S, 1000 ON
w improved city real estate. VIII make Il
good investment. Information furnished upon
application TO S. p. NORTON. Agent, Is City
BANK Building. NrhAS
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kN ANTED- SITUATION BY AN
w an able. willing industrious and sober
man; anything HONORABLE: best Of references
given. Address &C" care lntcllIGCnccr Office.
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SALESMAN (MEDlCAL)-WANTED
~ to cail on physician with largo and I'm.
pOr.aut aur. ical work alrnns: reads. An cvcCi
lent income cnti bc earned by physicians or
Others Of good address state ngc and experience
Lock lON Nv" Philadelphia rh mri
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"ANrED-NG ENTS TO IA X T.
w orders by sample nj homo or trnyel. OK.
ponSes aud good salary or commission TO right
pnrty. Samples sent on application. Address
with stamp Lock liox 10. New York City.
iS.lrlyQ
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WANTED.

WANTED-SALESMAN FORCALI-
w FORSIA wines; 500 per month and ex.
ncnscs, with chance OF advance; commission II
prcfcrrcd: no experience required Address.
inclOsIng five stamps, ". a. NANDEKCO0K
COMPANY. san Francisco. Cal. mria
The Scranton tribune. [volume] (Scranton, Pa.) 1891-1910, 1895-09-14
AMONG THE PUGS.

Tommy Denny, of Australia, who came
mere OStensiby to box George Dixon, has
returned to England. Denny was not u
startling success on this side of the At
lantic.
The Canadian fighter, Charles johnson.
defeated George Chr!sp, OF New Castle,
in London, Eng, Monday night In seven
teen rounds. Dick Burge VIII now chal-
lenge johnson.
Mike Leonard and Charley Gehring,
lightwe!sht pugilsts, have been matched
10 hght twenty-five rounds to n decision.
The bout VIII take place before the club
offering the largest purse. a side bet Of
500 has been posted by the hackers of the
men,
Charley McKeever ,s evidently very
much nettled over Arthur Valentines 81
lence in regard to his challenge for Il fight.
Champion Jim Corbett says he Is willing
to find $4,000 to match McKeever against
Valentine. Valentine says he will not an
swer Mckeever until he Is through en-
joy!ng himself
The Dallas Athletic club has rendered
Tax Collector Jacoby $500 for license to
pull off the Clark-Cavanagh fight. Col
lector Jacoby refused the money and an
action VIII at once be filed compelling
Jacoby to issue the license according to
law. This will be carried through the
courts and he the test case touching the
Corbett- -fEtzsmmons contest.
The prize fighting arena at Roby, Ind,
which was totally destroyed by fire Sat
urday night, was bu.N in the spr.ng of
1898 by the Columbian Athletic club.
which was organized under the celebrated
McHugh law. passed by the legislature OF
1898, a clause in which gave permission 10
give exhibitions of science and skill. Sew
eral prize fights were pulled Off in the
building, when finally Governor Matthew's
took a hand and sent eight companies of
the state militia to the scene and placed
Benjamin i. Hayes in possession as re-
ceiver. This put stop to fighting there.
and for nearly two years the building has
remained idle
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TO BE A GREAT STRUGGLE.
Each Wilkes Barre Player signs an
Agreement to Forfeit His share In the
Gate Receipts in the Trophy Series ii lie
Fails TO Keep in Good Condition.

The prospect of great struggle 1or
the trophy cup between Wilkes-Barre
and Scranton in the coming series mas
awakened an interest which mas recent
ly Jagged owing TO the poor work or the
Scranton club. But there bids fair to
be no walkovers in the coming games.
Between the Syracuse men who Will
play for Scranton and the Wilkes
Barre club there is an intense rivalry
which came about through the strug-
gle between Wilkes-i3arre and Syra-
cuse for third position during the sea-
son. Which club will come out ahead
in the series is question, but the
point which the public viii most appre-
clate is, that good, hard-fought games
will be witnessed. The Tribune offers
the cup not for advertising purposes,
but to stimulate an interest in the sport
and intensity the base ball rivalry be-
tween the two cities.
Whichever club wins, the cup will go
temporarily to the city entitled to it.
IT will go permanently to the city
whose club first wins three series.
A message to The Tribune yester-
day stated that the Wilkes-Barre play
ers had signed an agreement binding
each player u keep in good physical
condition during the series, or to for
felt his share of the proceeds. This fact
illustrates the certainty that the
Wilkes-Barrean will make q deter
mined effort to win, and considered
with the similar purpose of the reor-
ganlzed Scranton club the heart and
soul Of every player will be put into
his work and a battle royal may be ex-
pected.
The announcement that the Scranton
club would be strengthened has slim
uiated the Wilkes-Barre players to
gather In extra playing material. They
and Manager Barnic are having
p telegraph race after Harper.
Ehc Rochester pitcher. or Gray, the
wizard who mas figured so prominently
in the box for the Torontos.
Following are the names and posi-
tlcns Of the players who will battle for
Scranton: Schriver, catcher: .Meaney.
Barnett and Ilarpesor Gray, pitchers;
Power. first base: w. Eagan, second
base; Mlnnahan, third base: Moss.
shortstop: =. Eagan, left field: Smith.
right field. Meaney will he played in
the ileld when he is not pitching, so that
the run hitting strength of the team
may be secured. Smiths presence in
the game VIII provide for q catcher In
case of accident to Schriyer.
Following is the schedule or tho
O'Clock sharp. "'''
TUESDAY. SEPT. H. IN Will,es, ~, rro
WEDNESDAY. SEPT. H. in ccr,n,on
THU RSDAY, SEPT. 10, in Wikes-porro
WEDNESDAY SEPT. %. In scranton
TIL IRSDAY. SEPT. 2G, in W.lkcs-Barre
FRIDAY. SEPT. o. in Scranton.