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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16
I'M coLonADo LYNomINa.
h''oii Of the Governor TO the s,nt.
Department.


WAslliNuTON, ID. e., March 10
ll' following was received by this
ny. ~ department. from the governor OF
S,,,s.alo, and a copy has been fur.
10y 70 the Italian embassy
Dtnyef, Colo, March 10, 1895,
w The Hon, secretary of state.
nhllnglon, ID. C.:-I am juIt M re.
s.FuA detailed account by telegraph
~ nv. we sheriff at Walssnburg. II
ny. ~ u9' dltisT materially ffon the
i.1plpet, reports. An inquest was
S,.' ~, ahl am Informed thorough In.
'ai,,gAlion made.
y,.'.lehee In whiting subscribed By
~, ss anu illed In Office OF district
~ The sheriff further reports thai
f,es ~ ~ usen no trouble OF any kind
az . All no danger; that he 10 thor.
t,ss., soc 10 maintain peace, anu no
h,r u upuuing Of Americans or
i,1r' Am In receipt OF Telegram
mi, ,,unoA'aador VI Italy, saying in
nv. .tlelse give orders for imms.
lnIsr,.g S'0h against murdersrs Of
N. immediate action will be urped upop
Anal '.ef authorities looking 10 Inc
lsr,, 'll punishment OF the guilty
Inn. mo acting Italian consul i'm.
WI That ho leaves tonight lar
lUs,l have given him sucn
Fmm Is hb asks Tor to tie shvr,G.
lnsvN.se very source Of Information. /
hlr, I ,ls that everything IL quiet /
1lisn, MAen steps 10 ASCERTAIN tns
'y VI the deceased.
A. W. MClsIYRE.
w. Governor OF Uolorado.D
,risi.iiii IIsaToN.D. g., March I5.-Tbe
,9msas Of tho Stats Department ar nv
B,fon " surprised Vt the action N,
b Wn,' ava In communicating direct.
,psc,iH. we governor OF Colorado Ts.
ihsi.s,. we protection OF Italiana An
M na, hia course war irrerulsT bmi
viii b. Probable any tiiioiaI nntics
Ia yl N, 'Aaen Of the matter, psTtieuInTSv
iempe,,,o o. the extremely discTst mn
ta,,sso,o manner 10 wnlch line en,
dspa,iC, resented his case 10 Inc state
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16
ooSrEssEo on mis DEATH HE'D.
a Murderer who nsId Public Omeos
Tor Years,

CEHTRALIA, H., March l6-In 1857
Pavey a Alien did mercantile bust
mess IN Mount Vernon, III. The senior
member OF this firm WAS Gen. q, w.
Pavey, ex-audllOr Of the state Of
Illinois. In the employ OF the firm was
"a man named White. ono night In the
summer OF 1887 tho store building was
burned and was total loss. Whita
roOmod In the building and hia chnrred
body was iOund IN the debfls. Tho
origin OF the iiro was mystery, aud n
still greater mystery was why White
I'D not get cut, as The exit was quite
easy,
". d. Tabb has beon prominent
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16

NORFOLK, We, March ld.-rue iig,i-
house tender Violet uhH-r alongsiJt
the dock 10 tue tuog yard 10 tnis p0r.
today ut about 1880 o'clock. President
Cleveland was l1Uking iu splendid
health, aud told reporter hc was fgo.-
ing o1ouliUnlly, When asked Au.u.
biz tip tue President replied:
81 have mot with bau weather m3at
% tue time since Iesviag home, but Sue
birds have been thick, aui have ut
f.rri 1--WE vrsi ~ fruCn,"
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16
7gLEGRAPHIC.
SAVAGE ITALIANS.
,,,r Errdu Committed On Tho
slightest PIoTOealI'n.
.,,,,I,e SIGHT IN the CABIN
-. ,,,,.,lu, Afraid Of LJnchIng Give
~ 1hsmsolrc, Up to the
Authorities.

,,ssr,poLrs, MINI, March To-
,-.s,,l,, the tribune from Carleton
Alll' .g;ul tragedy occurred at Nc
~ ,boutthitty mlles west Of here,
S ~. ,.,o,nlnr. A family Of the name
t..n.,te, consisting Of father,
80, sud four children, the oldo''
IN, youngest babe, lived In q
'la and sept a small store Two
n.,,s,. who were clearing up n home
I'd p,,r BY, had trouble with Jean
~ ~ aver ,omo saw log', which re-
,,ae,ilpaquarel last night
n,InIlans, Nick and Angelo Gilt
an, t,o,hsu, returned this morning
49, .,.,,v The quarrel with winehesIers
~, guns, Nick sho, Jeanette
n, me- hot gun, tearing gaping
wv IN h. side, and Angelo shot
W. Jeanette with the Winohostofi
ma, ~ Inc top " her head OF, killing
,sis,taniiy, The CHILDREN were Ia
VI n M ilmt. Tue murjofefs oa-
~ % The woods. Tue cabin pre-.
80 ,lekening sight, blood aud
ais bslng scattered all ovet the walls
.s5s,of. The children were Hhivof'
sf with tsfrot
Atcut noon tho murderets came 70
u.li,,gof. and said they were going To
Aien 10 give Themselves up, but tho
rrl ofleefs held them until tue At'
mi ef,hs sheriff, who nj once look
it,nio Aiken, o. the county iail.
tsJ,anstles were n much respected
hully 10 the ueighborhoOd, and In
go stcl,ement prevails. The pfin.
mi nuln for the murderer return
VA Inst they were AFRAID OF boing
lyssad BY woodtmen In the camp
trsbI The scene OF the murder.
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LoSpoS, March IA dispatch 10
ths ingram from M0o1h, via Kara,
declares Inst the villages In the SAT-
i5ab district are covered with snow 10
tbs ts1ih oithfse feot' The Turks, In
tfiu 70 deceive the commission Ut IN.
qaliy, have BY means OF spurious
Promises Of force, compelled many
f,lusu 10 return b tho villages
whtft tl,y ate now dying from COLI
" Starvation. The dispatch adds that
uaI,u Euglth charity, through tho
dtlsgalt, Of hstommlssion OF tue Az
myhiAn mad5nAiies nj Bulls, cJmB 90
mef ueas, Ihsissns Of dlsltess will be
terrible.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16
Black and Cold
Dress Goods
Dept.

Oilers this week some extra good bar.
gains in scasonlblc materials.
Fifty Pieces Fancy Black Dress Goods
in all WOOL German and French make.
Most unique and nobby designs.
Special in three LOTS LOT /, IS In. at
45e' LOT ?, 5s-Ai in, at Csc. LOT O.,
$40, at 75c, worth thirty per Ct. more.
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llmiuary work the court adjourned IN
til morning. This afternoon new
complaint was sworn CUT, charging
Pricst kafmiuski with an assault with
intent b. biil. The complainant IL John
kJtziki, one nf tie men who was
bituck ~ ono Of the bullets from kar.
minski'a gun. kotziki sustained only
a slight flesh wound. The warrant has
not yet been served.
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Saz5NEs& !s2S5e9eBhd
Boys
C1othin0
~
SPECIALS.

From our new spring stock. Boys
Knee Pants Suits In grey check saunet,
worth SfaS Tor 9Oe ages tor yrs.
Boys Jersey Suits, very dressy
special bargain, age 5 to s years, for
$3.50. Ask to see this suit
Boys Knee Pants Suits in ali wool
chcviot grey checks, double breasted
coat patent bands In pants, in fact
cusiom.made suit worth $500. Tor
$500 Ages sto "a years.
Boys Knee Pants Suits. IN all wool
chcvio,s, colors grey notified. grey
stripes and dark. The laies, style and
make, at 81 90.
This is a World Beaten
a Youths Long Pants Suit IN navy
blue Claywortcd, superior quality coat
and vest bound ia the hes; sill, braid,
in fact, dress Suit worth st5.go. for
$1,000.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16

Light biscuit without the expense Of
butter or lRrd for shortening can only
he made with PTiees Cream Baking
Powder.
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onahn churcnn,o,...

he Omas. march l6.-InhsbltAnts Of
lhs poIisa nA suburb Of Shelly wers IN
sl,be "su court interested In ths t,Iai
Vlu'ch Tlolefa. After son s , nr'
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16

Labor ami capital must " teconollei.
Arbitration viii DO It,. No need to
arbitralo tue merits Of d. Pricu's
Bakl ng Powder
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BAN FRANCISCO, March
from NscAylll-, Woodland, Elmirl,
bnu jose, Fresno AID DAyiavillr ulRiu
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10 We old homestead true comfort
WtIs particularly when tho inmates
w " fiiot's Cream Baking Pow der.
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YaIe'S
Skin
Food

Removes wrinkles and all traces Of age
1, feeds through the pores and build.
up the fatty membranes and wasted
tissues, nourshes the shrieveled and
shrunken skin, tones and inyigora,es
the nerves and muscles, euriches the
impoverished blood vessels, and sup.
plies youth and elasticity to the action
Of the skin. It's perfect.
Beware Of substitutes and counter.
ieis. Yale'a Original skin Food, price
$3.50 and IS %. At all drug stores.
NINE N. YALE. Health end Complexion
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FOUR
SPECIAL
LOTS
OF LACES.

We replenishcd our Zoe. i5c, 25c,
asd 3je Special Lines Of Laces, and
offer and even larger assorimen, than
last week. The Laces are at ONE
HALF the regular value.
For one week we will offer our I'm.
mense assortment Of Lace Scaris and
Fiehus at greatly reduced prices.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1895-03-16

NINE. N. YALE, Health End Compiexion
spsei.sllsst Yale Iemple OF Beauty. Ii6 state
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-24
rnr nAnNuM & nAlLGY SHOW.

-
The iilg Circus We'll ratron,rod roS,cr.
daI-rho Interesting chronological Con.
gross,
Tho BNrnum & Bailey greatest show
OH Garth" justified lis claim TO tho title
yesterday. It was really better worth a
yisit.than on any former visit to
Wheeling. Tho tour trims on which 1t
Is transported got In from S~tcubenyillc
at 4 pretty carly hour, and tho parade
was earlier than usual. Early as II was,
however, tho streets were lined with
dense masses OF people some line DO.
fore It passed. There was apparently rs
many people from out Of town rs ate
usually soon, and In tho afternoon tho
big tent WA wcll.tlled, whilo In tho
svoning all thu reserved seats woro
takcn and there vas 4 goodiy number
on tho other benches.
The parade and show both allowed
decided Improvement. Tho rcpro'onta'
tions OF sovoreigns Of many nations
with tho soldiers OF their countries,
properly uniformed, IVES mn interesting
feature oil the parade. Tho much talked
oil giraffe a conspicuous by Its nb-
sonce, but then tho bills only claimed
nineteen elephants aud therc weto
really l~wonty-ono little fellow probably
thrown in for good measure.
Tho chronological congraSs was ono OF
the mos. Interesting features ovcr scon
in a show. The representatives OF saw.
agc and batbarous races wore aIl iuo
specimens. Some OF these had been
seen at tho Worlds Fair, bur most Of
thom were now. The dwarf family
from tho South Of India attracted spec.
ial attention. Tho American Indians
woro all Of rare tribes, aud by long
odds the finest Representatives. OF their
race eve Aoen on exhibition. The fierce
Apache, the sGmi.civiliaed Nayaios and
others who never before isignel 10
become part Of n show sat sandwiched
in between Bedouln', SamOIns aud Fl
jians.
In the big tent tho parade OF these
people was grotcsque. but interesting.
The greateet feature. in the estimate OF
nearly II the spectators, was tho won.
derinl dive from the top OF the tent into
a tank Of water four icct deop. Mr..
Golden rnado 1t successfully n: both
performances.
1t was much the same as the circus OF
oshor days, with the exception OF theso
innovations. but there Was not a poor
act on the programme. and when tho
audience lott tho only complaint was, as
a!waye. that there were so many good
things going on at once tina. nobody
could enjoy all Of them.
Tho trains were loaded pretty carly
last night and pulled out in good tiine
for GAINESVILLE. where the biz ,ents will
be pitched to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-24
MARTINS FERRY.
Hap. md 3Ilshnp. In tho ThrIvlas City
Across the River.

HRps hnd 5ilshnps In tho Tlrlvias City
Across the River.
Rev. DR.. J. W. Robins will preach tho
b~accalaureate sermon 10 tho high
school graduating class Of thirteen
members In tho VI. E. church on Sun.
day evening. May %. The subiec, will
DO "Lito's Perils and Opportunities"
Rev. Henry W. Simpson, Of Marietta.
College, will address tho class on Mon.
day evening. The commencement will
DO held in the Opera House OF Wcdncs.
day evening. The Wheeling Opera
House orchestra will iurniih the music.
Hundreds OF Martins Ferry people
enjoyed the Barnum x Bailey parade
and circus. The street cars were
jammed most OF the day. The molders
at Spence. Bacgs ( Compauy's foundry
Knocked of on ccount oil the show.
The employees at iiipkins' mould works
aud many employed at other factories
were oil on account OF it. Fully one
half OF the pupils in rome Of the schools
were Rbaent.
Mrs. Theo. 3nodgrass and daughter,
Bessie. aud George and Laura Helling
will attend the commencement at Min
go Junction this evening, whore Miss
Jennie Quinn will graduate.
Rev. DR.. J. W. Robins, Ed. S. Eough-
ton, Miss Jennie Lytle and Mrs. Charles
Craven have been elected delegates TO
the Epworth League convention Mt
S,eubenville June ) and 1.
Frank Naylor. o! Hopedalc, who has
been visiting his friend, 7. II. Stanton.
will return to-day after calling on
iriends n; Bcllaire.
Miss Lydia Reynolds and Miss Pearl
Goodhuc, OF Clarington, who have been
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. J.. Z. Reynolds,
returned yesterday.
Thayer and Robert He,lop have re.
turned from Mason CITY. W. Va, where
they attended the funeral OF their
mother.
Mr.. O.. Coiland and sister, Lottie, OF
New Athens. arc visiting Mr. and Mrs.
William Beall, oil Pike street.
Harry Coss will have charge OF the Y.
NJ. G. a. during the absence OF G. C..
Mitchell at Chicago.
DR.. Laurence Ileinlein will be mar.
ried to Miss Elizabeth NJ. McGill, Of
Cleveland, June s..
Kerr Bros. arc erecting n five roomed
house on Main street lear the Laugh!in
tin plate mill.
\ number OF persons have been in.
vi,ed TO attend the hop At St. Clairsyillc
Juno i.
Ernest lIogc attended the funeral OF
Mrs. Pe,tit, at Mt. Pleasant, yesterday.
Mrs. II. II. RatclitF, OF Mt. Pleasant,
is visiting relatives here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-24
hgrecnbiy Surpri,rd.

~ had Il very evere cold on my
lungs that caused much soreness and
gOvo me considerable uncastne.a in re.
gard to tho result says Mr.. +. T..
Smith. oil BilIerica. Mass. "a local
druggist called my attention to Cham.
borlain's Cough Remedy, aud on his
recommendation ! gave the remedy a
careful trial. Tho result surprised me;
| recovered entirely in three days." %
and 30 cent bottles for sale by Chas. K.
Gocizc. viii ". Irwin. John klari,
VIM. T. Williams. G. Menkemcllor, VIM.
II. Hague, II. G. Stewart. A. L. Schoelc.
j. Coleman. c. Schnepf, VIM. Mcnkc.
meller, Wheeling. ". Vn. Bowie 4 Co.,
Bridgeport; b. +. Peabody & Son, Bon.
wood.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-24

Yesterday afternoon a mum Der OF the
city physicians who are fond OF bowling.
finding tina. their patients were we'll
enough 10 20 to tho show, ave them.
selves n half holiday and went out 10
Seibort's on the . o'clock motor. In tho
party wcro Drs. Jepson, Hildreth. FRS
sell, Dickey, Baird, Baguley, Wilson,
Schwinn aud Reed. Four games were
rolled, and the total score, OF the series
we're ns follows: Baguley, 446; Baird,
$93; Dickcy, AL; Frisscll, 376; Jepson,
1874; Hildre,h, IA; Reed. 42i; Schwinn,
i43; Wilson, 4l6. Mr. Seibert served a
c appctizinc dinner after the games,
to which the disciples OF Esculapius did
ample justice. and all returned to town
on the : o'clock mo,or with their lunsa
full Of fresh mir.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-24

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-24

AZ Cincinnati.
Cincinnati. --.. -..l . " 0 -
Philadelphia .............O / IJ l ! s-l3
Earned runs. I aud :. Hts. Is aud I6. Errors.
s and ! Pitchers. RhineS AGd Carey. Time, :
hOuEa Umpire, Mcdonald
Al l.OulSville.
In the third inning. the Louisville clubs sup.
ply OF new balls gave out and Umpire BeIts
waited eight minutes anu nOue being produced
the game was forfeited to Brooklyn. gtoO
Al exhibition game OF Ave innings was played
AMI resulted in n tic. each club scoring two runs
Al Cleveland. Score:
Cleveland ...-.-.O 5 0 o I'D
New fOrS...-.......0 U U / 0 0 | } O. s
Earned runs. J aud2 Hits. !. aud s Errors,
: and :. Pitchers. IonnG and RusIe. Umpire,
EmSl!c Time. . hourA
Al ChIcayo. Attendance 100. Score:
Cbicag0-----..,,..--.i 90 0 . 2 = s
Baltimore .---..~---.O 0 l 0 l o 0 " - &
Earned run / and Hits, L. and L. Errors,
S and l.. Pitchers. Griffith and Gleason. Time,
2:Oj. Umpire. Murray.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-24

PIrrsGuRGu, May 2S.-The Piratet got
back into first place to-day by hitting
the ball hard in tho fifth inning aud
taking advantage OF the only two errors
made by the Beau.eaiers. Attendance
1900. Score:
Pittsburgh .......--.l 0 0 o o. 5
Eoston -.,"--..-"-.~. 0 v l , o 0 o o. I
EIsned run Pittsburgh /. BostOul Two. base
hits, Cross, Long ~, Mccarthy l2l. Three.bhse
bits. Becklcy, smith. Lowe. Stolen bRees. Sng.
teu. Daily. DOubl plays. Ntrtoauer. Cross
Beckley: Blcibauer aud Becklcy: Nash, lowe
and Tucker. RASc on balls. DonOvHn "a. Stencil,
SuSden. Struck out, NAwley, Nash. Tucker.
Raunou. ptSsei balls. Sugien Time, . hours
Umpire, kerie.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-24
Pri,chatd ia a heavy hitter; sec tt

Pritchasd ia heavy hittet; see the
score.
All the leaders except findlay were
downod yesterday
McDougal will be In the box to-day
and will pitch the locals to victory.
1t wa, tough luck not to bc ablo to go,
another run in the ninth with nobody
out But still We lead.
A telegram from Manager White las.
night stated that tho umpire's do.
%cisious were unfair and loat the game to
Wheeling.
Secretary Basrows,' OF tho club, ar.
rived from Pittsburgh last evening. Ho
was after a lett handed pitcher. but has
not yet closed with him.
There wa, as much interest In tho
FInilay-Twin game as in the contest in
which Wheeling figured. Great was the
rejoicing whom the news OF the Twins
defeat arrived.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-24

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-24

At Cincinnati the Derby was Wit
messed BY httccn thousand peosle Mt
Latonia's opening OF the spring Meeting
to-day. Rhc Derby, a mile and hall race
worth 81 ,E1O to tho winner. had cich.
entries on ,tHs card. but Curator, Fan.
dan,o and Partner scratched, lcaviS
five contestants. Ilalma, with Thorpe
IN, sod l to4; Smith's entry, Ba'so and
Blasco, with Martin and Van knurcn
.up, went at 80 /; Free Advice. with
A. Clayton up. was II 10 |. TO win, and
even to show. and Satsuma hrouShtlo
10 | 10 win. aud'2 TO | for place.
The race "a AS pectacie WAS common.
mace. A good scud.otl in first triul
showed BlaSco leading by a length and
n half, with Basso. llalma. Satsuma aud
Free Advice following, with no room
for daylight between them. Alter pass
ing tho grand sand Halma very quietly
walked to tie front and as quietly held
II 10 the end. Blssco quit at the end
Of the first mile md tho only contest
remaining waS between Froo ADVICE,
Sat.uma aud Basso Tor place and show
ing.
At tho end Of the first mile Bas5o was
second, Free Advice third aud SNtsuma
fourth. In the finish the the struggle
for Mace was magnificent. 1t wa
Thought that iialma would win by three
lengths, aud that place lay between
Frso advir, and Bassu, In the last
fifty fee: Free Advice passed. from third
to second and took the place from ba'so
be a head. leaving SatsumS four lengths
behind and Blssco numbering lar in the
rear. The half milo was maGs IN 1904,
tho mile in l:t!i, the mile and, Il half III
2:34t, which breaks the Latonaa record.
Tho swiilest quarter was the second,
which vas run III :24t. Ine'isst quar-
ter and the last quarter were each run
in 90 seconds. Summatitr:
First, mile-Iienry OF Navarro, /;
SeIika, 20 Tariff Reform. 5; l:4lS. Sec
oud. 6 INTERPRETATION G-, l;koko, :;
Ashland, S; l:liL. Third, 5 tuslongs-
Peuurv, |: Rnndo, >; Shylock. ); LOO.
Fourth. Latonia Derby 6or three-year-
old colts, mile and a ~half-ualma,
III Thorpe, ! to !, won easily: Free
Advice, Iii g.. Clayton. 10 10 |. sec
ond; Basso, III Martin, 4 10 l, third;
time. o:SI1. Sstsuna and Blasco finish
ed rs named.
Fifth, u furlonss-Brsce Girdle. |;
Frances, .; Henrietta, ); :S39. Sixth,
6 iurlonrs-Ce,arisn, /; All Over, :;
Metropolis, S; Ills.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-24

EySCt9a IF=ahlh' - LEX h"'Nf e.
KESroH. O., May 25.-Whesling and
Kenton had the moat exciting game
ever seen hnre to-day. the largest
crowd OF tie SEASON IA out. 700. and
they vii! draw still better tomorrow.
Hawley and Kane both pitched a fine
game, although llaw,oy was very wild
in the las, inning. lilo forced in n nan
in tho las! inning when Wheeling only
needed two rUns 10 ito tho score and 70
one oul. This lei: tho bases atilI full,
but p,itchard ilicd out 10 third, bona
vim wont out on Il grounder, and Kerr
flied out to center. The feature OF the
game was liobinson's homo run with
two men on bases. Score:
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SJ>eaI DhD0ath 10 NE hti9,nctr.
FISDLAY, O., May 2%.-Ihe Twins lost
their fourth successive game on their
trip this afternoon. .Aa is usual in all
games. 10 which the Twins participate
there was lots OF kicking. Darrah was
particularly'ac.ivc in kicking and was
ordered out Of the game by Umpire Nc.
Namara. lie refused to do this and tho
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-24
I c THE WINNERS,

To tho first person who correctly
names the standing OF the Interstate
clubs up to and including July 4, tho
ISrELLIGESCER will give r season book
containing Sc coupons. good for adnis.
sion to all games at the Island Park.
Fill the blank and mail to Base Ball."
lSrELLIGESoEn, wheeling, or or before
Juno 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-24

Mrs. Hiram Daly-''lIave you any
reason for not being up, BridcotY' The
New Cook-"phaix Pm not n slapc.
walker. mum; that's the rayson"-
piLct.
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umpire awarded tho game 10 Findlny,
8 too. Finally, however, a truce was
patched mp aud tho game proceeded.
Minnenan was Nh easy mark for tho
local hittdrs. Score:
fludlay ..........o.,,i . u I o 0 O-iO
Twin CIIIeN-a-,".-".0 | o u U ? 0 U Ga
batteries. Iastorlu' aud Derby; MInnchan aud
llowrrniAu. laSe bits, II nnl :, Etiuts, . aud y,
Cmplm. Mcnamara.
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=. NuLrY, OF St. Paul. Mimi, writes.
Was confined TO bod for three weeks,
doctors could do me no good; Japanese
Pic euro entirely cured me-" Charles
K Goethe and W.. W. Irwin.
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Earned runs. kcninn .. Wheeling & TrD
bnsc hits Robinson, ilnwlrY. Pri;riRrd 2, bono.
van z Home runs, Robinson. stolen haJcs,
Robinson. iiGrlGSt.. llHHIcV. lirls.l. prltch ard.
Fifu ba,n ON balls, Haw'ry 20. Kane l. UIt bv
pitcher I~tRr!cSty. !. Drl'rl, Davis. StrnCE out,
lIRwieY :. Kane S%nctince hits, KcntOu /.
Uinpire, EcclC. Time. 30