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The Indianapolis journal. [volume] (Indianapolis [Ind.]) 1867-1904, 1895-11-23

WASHINGTON, Nov. 2.-For Ohio-Clou-
dy. with rain; probably light SHOWS in
northern portion: colder Saturday night;
~easterIy winds, shifting to northerly.
For Indiana and Illinois - Threatening
weather; rain or snow; northerly winds and
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LIVE STOCK.
Cattle Dull but Steady-HOgs Dull and
LOyver-SheeD Stcady.

INDIANAPOLIS. Nov. 2~.-Cattle-Re-
ceipts. 900; shipments. 900. There was a
fair supply and the heavy shipping grades
were dull and hard to sell at satisfactory
prices, while butcher grades and light
shippers were. in fair demand at about
steady prices.
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Oils.
Butter. Egg. ana Chce.e.

NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Butter-Receipts,
3,4SS packages. Market steady; Western
dairy, 1ctzn i5c; Western 15n23c;
Elgins, 23c. Ch-eese-Receipts. 1897 pack
ages. Market quiet; State. large, 7Adi0c;
small. 7&@l0Ac; part skins. S1z@7isc: full
skins, 2IaM3c. Eggs-Receipts. 5,06l pack
ages. Market steady; State and Pennsyl-
vania, 22G2sc; Western, 21Q23lsc.
PHILADELPHIA. Nov. 22.-Butter firm;
fancy Western creamery, 2312dz4c. Eggs
frmer and higher; fresh Western, pc.
Cheese UNCHANGED.
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WEATHER BUREAU FIGURES.

Maximum and Minimum Temperatures
n observations at z p. VI.
The GLOWING table of yesterdays tenn
peratures is furnished by C.'F. X. Wappen-
l,.,~ 1oooI fo~ooaSt ofTe;ar.
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NEW YORK, Nov. 22.-Bradstreet's to-
morrow will say: The check to general
trade which has been conspicuous for the
last few weeks still continues. Unseason-
ably mild weather and rains have intensified
this feature. which is more conspicuous
South. where the decline in the price of
cotton and consequent check to shipments
are held TO be partly responsible.
But the demand for staples increases on
the appearance of seasonably cold Weather.
the result being largely orders for Woolens,
shoes, rubbers and holiday specialties.
Exports of wheat from both coasts of
the United States and from Montreal this
week flour included as wheaD amount to
2,sle,0W bu. against s.s25.00 bu last week,
3.3l2. 900 bu In the week a year ago, 2,76i. 900
bu in the week two years ago. 3,4S5.000 bu
three years ago. and as compared with
4.OS2. 600 I'm the like week of 1891.
Business failures show another marked
increase. numbering 323 throughou. the
United States. as against 279 last week. 295
in the week a year ago and 3SS in the third
week of November. 1898. In the correspond
ing week of 1892 the total was only 1S5. The
bulk of the increase Is in the Middle and
Western states.
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Fridays Local observations.

Bar. Their. R.H. Wind. Weather. Pr
Z a. m. 30.12 81 81 S.east. Clear. o.
%. M. 3O.22 40 81 S'east. Rain. COS
Maximum temperature. %; minimum tenn
perature, 81.
Following is a comparative statement OF
the temperature and precipitation OH Nov.
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Sheep and lambs-Receipts. 1900: ship
ments. 800. The quality was only fair. The
market was steady on top grades; others
were dull and hard to sell at quotations.
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LOCAL GRAIN AND PRODUCE.

TotafS tnfted states, >l.l-5.Z2b.bSS,
crease. ia.l. Exclusive Of New York, So
So. s5S; Increase. Gil
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Hogs-Receipts, 1900; shipments, 900.
The market opened slow and duh. the bid
ding being sharply lower; later ruled fair
ly active, with packers and shippers buy
ing. the sales averaging 5110c lower. A
good clearance was made at the decline.
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Leather

25u3ic; harness. slr4Oc: skirting, s46sic:
single strap. &c: black bride. per doz. .S7Od
!sc; fair bride. ssouso per doz: city kip. e65
IFc: French kip. @cd$ 20; city calfskins,
9ocflsi. 10: French calfskins. $1,000.
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B~acon-slear sides. 10 to 50 lbs average
&c; 20 70 ~ lbs average. 1c; % 10 30 los aver
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MINING SHARE

The blowing table. complied by Brad
streets. shows the total clearances at the
principal cities and the percentage Of in
crease or decrease. as compared with the
CORRESPONDING week last year:
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Transfers. Is; consideration ..........N
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-Calves-Receipts, 15. Market active and
isdAc higher; veals. poor to prime. $5d
SIS: grassers, s.. 75@3.35; Western calves. S
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blood and nerve remedy, aud It has made new
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and all my friend, say donI lookll Ike the sans
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An evening PAPER published u sensa-
tIonal story yesterday to the effect in
short, that the Wheeling Tigers, the
team lately formed b! Secretary Bar
rows OF the Wheeling Base Ball Club,
had given him the shake" and would
hereafter go II alone, AS Bnrrows has
been well liked by the players and mat
tiers were supposed to be perfectly hNr-
monIous, tho publication created gem
rral surprise, For this and other rea-
sons not hard to guess the publication
was discredlted by all who We're at all
conversant with the situation
Consequently the emphatic denial Of
Captain bob" Edwards and the entire
membership OF the team,thnt they had
thrown over Mr., BArrows comes quite
naturally. Last night Captain Ed
wards called at the lntelligencer office
and asked that the publication referred
To be denied In MS emphatic manner
rs possible. He said that there was not
one word OF truth In tho allegations,
True, Mr.. Bnrrows has been compelled
by business engagements 70 remain
away from town, but II was by his In
stTuctions that the game with the Vigil
lants was arranged, and as he has Sc
cured Western University OF PCnnsyl-
vania MS the Thanksgiving Day attruc-
ton. the game with the NlgllOnts will
occur on the Saturday following, No
Vember 80
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MIR. CROOKARp SURPRISED.
The HIvsrsIdr MN Manager IIccclvra u
Testimonial from Fellow worlSmrn.

The lllvrrsldr NH Manager IlUcciVrl u
Testimonial from Fellow worlSmrn.
Yesterday evening occurred the pre-
sentntlon Of silvcrset 30 Mr. William
CrockOrd, for twenty-fom years man
nEer VI the Riverside blast furnace, ut
lionWoOd aud now manager OF the RlY-
,lsllc furnace nj Stcuhenyile. Mr.,
CrovkRrd laa-returRed from Steuben-
Nllle, WhCre ihc win hereafter make his
home soon after his arrival several
hundred wOrkmen from the various dc
phrtments Of the Riverside iron and
steel works, headed by william McEl-
roy, Charles Grimm and Henry
Sehmnllsticr, their committee, sur
prIsed MIR Crookard nj his residence
ana presented their testimonial of re-
gard The presentation speech was
made by Joseph Sinclair, and was MS
follows;
MIR, Crockurd;-Oh behalf OF the
many here present | have the pleasure
OF presenting Ia you this beautiful
specimen of workmanship and art as q
Testimonial OF their appreciation Of you
rs u citizen worthy OF esteem, and for
reason Of your impartlUllty to all em-
ployed under your direction during your
many years as a department manager
or the Riverside Iron ana steel works,
This testimonial does not come, and
could not come. from the many here FOR
reasons OF undue preference, Accept II
then as mark OF appreciation deserv-
ed and bestowed. and receive II as the
highest regard that may be given to
anyone,
Your duties now are elsewhere, You
have been appreciated by those
whom You have served long and well,
by those whom you have directed In
their labors, and rs citizen by all
who have known you. with you To
your new home go the good wishes OF
your many friends AcquuintGl with
the greater number OF those who share
IN THIS testimony uf regard for YOU, u
IL n pleasure Tor me 10 know that they
have appreciated one whom 1
have ever found To bc upright and hon
Orahle In all his ways"
Mr. Crogluri I'm neat address,
accepted the testimonial, thanking all
for their kind act, a few minutes We're
spent In conversation, and the agree
able incident was past.
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BEILIAIIsE.
All Sorts of Local New. aud Go.Np from
tho Glass CITY,


After an explanation to Marshal
Bahra, Yesterday, he dropped the idea
that the follow arrested sunday morn.
Ing attempted to break into porer's
owclry alore, and ho was only charged
with being drunk and was lot go with n
light fine aud costs II developed that
his name was James Walton and that
he works on tho railroad hero. His
foreman vouched for his being all right.
Sheriff Darby was down yesterday
and offered the Pittsburgh coal works
for sale. For q time 1t seemed likely a
sale would DO made, but it was not.
The plant and other property is ap.
praised at S2i,750 The coal works
alone is appraised at $4,000.
The effects of the Progress office. the
Farmers Alliance paper that was run
here for year or two, were sold by the
constable, including q bicycle, and the
whole apparatus brought ONLY SS7.
Rev. W. A. Williams, Of Franklin
college, was in tho city yesterday on his
way to Marnock, where he began a
series OF revival meetings in the Presby'
terian church last night
The mammoth 0ngiues 10 run tho ne
plate mills at the steel works arc being
placed in position. Tho iron building
covering the three milIa is about com.
pletsj.
W. X. Dulton, formerly n newspaper
man here, and who wac first assistant
sergeNnt.at.arms In tho last Legislature,
is a candidate for reelection to that
place.
Charlie johnson, formerly clerk in
tho baltimore & Ohio Office hero, 10 now
. pullmSn car conductor on tho BaItt.
moro & Ohio from Chicago to Wheeling.
Tho regular monthly meeting oil the
Bellaire W. C. 7. u. will DO held at the
homo Of Mrs. w.. ;. Mccullough, on
Thursday. at $3.50 o'clock.
DR.. j. S. Mcclellan will lenvo this
week Tor New York. alter which he will
90 south with his family for tho bal.
ance OF Tho winter.
iDoputy Sheriff Kcysor was hero yOs.
tcrday on his way to ParkOrsburg. lie
is still searching ior clue TO thoWood5.
field bank robbers.
j. h. Smith il the latest candidate for
mayor. and since it is learned that no,
liks Barkus, is willin', no is having
quiie boom.
Charles Ro'aor Is snid to have an
bflor Of SCI, 900 Tor tho holdings Of him
coli and party in tho Wayerly oil fold.
Mis-. REM Terrell, Of Moundsvillo,
who has beon tho guest Of MisJ Maude
Hoicr, LOT! for homo Yesterday.
George W. Doyarm,n will move his
family into the Dr.. Mcclellan property
rs soon as thciHttor vacatos it.
Jane, K. Alexander. Of tho Woods.
field Spirit, was IN the city yesterday.
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MARTINI, Fnl:..Y.
mnpS nnd 1IIshap, Ia the Thriving CITY
Auross the River

unps aud liShnp' Ia the ThrlElng CITY
Acros, the IlVsr
Tho entertainment gtvon at tho NJ. E,
church last evening by tho Junior Up.
WORTH League consisted oil flag drill,
national airs and racitatiohs, 1t wad
well attended aud was very enjoyable
affair.
Mrs. Joseph Pinkcrtou, residing on
broadway, died yesterday alter linRor'
ing Illnuss, aged nineteen. Sho was
formerly Miss Fisher and was married
only las, Easlor. llo romans will DG
taken to New Castle, Ia, for inIcrmont.
Tho Floating Bethel people who have
boon at WRrrcnton some time, baptized
sOyon persons in tho river on Sunday,
and fully ono thousand persons wit.
messed ii. MARITIME Ferry will 10 tho
next stop.
Tho now school building, tho Frater.
nIty Hall Association building and
other buildings aud changes Oh Fourth
street will make quito an improvement
in lie appearance.
Mrs. George Arbaurl was summoned
to Baltimore, Md, yesterday, by tho ILL
meas Of hur son Edward, who 10 attend.
lug medical college. Ito has the typhoid
fOvor
Tho patriotic entertainment given by
thu Junior Epworlh League at tho NJ Il,
church la1I night was u successful
affair.
Frank Sutor, Il miner at tho Wheel.
Ing creek coal works, died Yesterday
from injuries sustained 1.-Two weeks ago,
An inquest was hold.
". u. Bucoy and Miss Alma u. vii.
son wore married on Sunday evening
by Row. ". Il. Harlzog.
~. Ashcnhurat. formerly Of Mar.
llna Ferry, has bought "rho Globe al
Now Wilmington, Pa,
ROY. Il. N. Bailey, the newly elected
pastor OF tho U. T.. church, aud vito will
arrivO to-day.
Miss MAY McClOnry, who has boon
visiting ut New Lexington, Ia home.
Tho contest for tho Mechanics bicycle
will close this evening.
W. 4. MdAn', Of StoubcnVllc, was In
town yesterday
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one and onc.e!ghth mllca-IslIn, 1Ol;
Pit HRnley, 100; Nance, 80; Gateway,
GS Sligo, %; Maj. Dripps ~; LA Gre
ole. Aimee Goodwin, 81 wild Brlcr, 9g;
sam Lewis, Rollct. 20: Myrtellc. sc.
Mile and nity yards EEbnrt, 100;
Buchanan. os: PSinco Lief. %; The Win
ner. 20.
Fiyc-cIGhths mile-Mattle Ice, 10s;
Cllsslc H.. First Purchase. Cecil East
Wind. Elcpror Nc. iO5; Hawthorne
Belle. lO3; Hanohclle. Ida, Lutte Lew
ls. Nellie AgRes, Mhilcnwuy, o.
Mllc-PTlnce Carl. lO7: Ace 95; La
Moore, %: Elizbcrt Sc; Menus, So.
-Four and onc-half fuFlongs-Jerry
Mack. lis; Sir wellington, tlG; Harry.
Shannon. Organist, rs, AthenIan. Hor-
Eett ~. Exhibit. COrrpllU. li3; Znck
Lusby. il2; Princess over, Wine Drop,
i'll: Pardon. ITO,
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OYHRWORNnD WOMEN.
--------.-.--
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New Order of Things Pro.
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THO advent OF woman into new occupations
brings a new era into her life. Heretofore SIZE
had only to eucouaierlhP str.iu Of household
dntIet Broader fields 6rug to her increased
burdens. Her naturally sensitive organism Ia
subject to new nervous tension, How does 1t
Affect hers It brings exhaustion to her nervous
energies. ltbrIugi weakness aud loss Of vitality
II adds new dangers 10 her condition, What
does Il do TO future gencrtionI1 1t Tobs them
Of tho robust vitality and nervous force they
ought 10 have, itsturs them "a lie the weaker
physically and mentally, tue result Of this con-
dIton OF her ucryou, system, weakened and
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subject Of the welfare Of the womeu-OnC to
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KNOWLEDGE

Brings comfort md improvement aud
tends 10 personal enjoyment when
rightly used. The many, Who live bet
tcr than othcnand enjoy life more, with
Ics expenditure, by moro promptly
adapting the worlds best products TO
il.e need. or physical being, Will attest
ihc value 10 health Of the pure liquid
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It's cxcullcncc ia due to Us presenting
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and permanently curing constipation;
II hrs riycn satisfaction to mlllloisnn1
mot with tho approval Of tho medical
profession. brcnll6c II acts on the KID
npys Liver and Bowels without wchli'
pning tlcm aud II Il perfectly iTco from
every Objectionable substance. .,
syrup Of FRS Ia for sale by nll drug
cists In jOc and Al bottles, but y ia mnll'
unrlurcd by the California lIlg syrup
Go. only, whose name Is piilitod Oh every
plrknpc, also the name, syrup Of Figl
and being we'll informed, you viii hO'
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MOuYn,NILnIt.
\ MISCELLANEOUS Mtlnngo OF Minor Stat.
tors from aInrshnlI'A 5Intropuli[

\ MISCELLANEOUS MsInngr OF Minor Stat.
tors from ainrsiniiA oIntropnli"
Fire broke out in Wnt1ods nurSory,
In tho lower town, yesterday morning,
and created aumo excitomont, ai Il
spread aud endangered several dwell.
inga Tho fire was finally stamped out,
but considerable damage was done be.
foro II waa gotten undOr control, bS tho
destruction Of fences and number Of
trees.
4 number Of prominent Odd FollOwB
from SislurayilC, New Martinsvillo aud
other down tho river points passed
through here yesterday on route TO tho
annual state meeting nj Morsnnlown.
J. A. Manning will represent tho lodge
Of this city aud has conc TO attend tho
meeting.
AL. Wiodobuscli brought suit against
tho Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
phnv In tho sum OF 500 for killing n
mulO belonging to him last August.
Tho case was tried by Justice W. q.
Mann boiorO Jury Of ak yesterday.
A verdict was rendered. In favor OF tho
plaintiff for $50
A number Of carrier pigeons wero
turned loose ut tho depot yesterday
about noon, aud took flight, aitOr got
ting their bearings quito n distance up
Ia tho ni5 towards Wheeling.
Mimoa Lucy Higgins aud 1'hbOliO
Horny, OF Wheeling CalnO last evening
10 be tho guests Of Miss Edna Thompson,
Bishop PctorkIn occupied tho pulpit
al Trinity church OH Sunday In tho NIB
aohrU Of Rector hDnrr
Cats 4 Gray ntc making shipment
Of n quantity Of timber to tho north.
Mis- rarIotl, NJ Camoron, 10 Visiting
friends In this city.
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l.Inpiy's fcorRnulEnd eleven ms
plenty Of confidence Thoy believe
they can out point the Bethany team.
The Goth viii nco Martins lrcfry'H
Old iltna nuprennCy over Whoolnr IN
f,pt bnll mhltofH, come IN an abrupt.
nrd. from tho wheeling point N view.
Glorious end
MARIETTA College trnm wanted n
game with tho Tigers or Vlgllnnig for
tua1ny, bit the Arrangements could
not hn cumplotod In time Iuralhlr the
Tigers will meet tho college team later.
Mhrlciln continues "a "hcor nbuul
tho plnylbK nj Howard BY Wogl Wiz.
glnln University. We'll, Howard " now
a student. what mere In necessary u
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sTELzgR ON A FOUL
Won u Fight With Herman Fsrsl, Near
SiAtrrSNIlle, Sunday,

Buck stclYr, Of Columbua and Her
man FeNel, N Meadvlllc, Pa, fought on
barge four mI!eB above SiHtergvllle
ON Sunday evening, IN the presence oi
two hundred Sistcrsvllle sports, The
referee decided the fight in favor Of
StelSor In the sixth round, ON a foul
Stelzcr mad been knocked down, hut re-
gained his feet only TO have the dose
repeated. StelZer claimed to have been
struck by FlTel after he had fallen,
The fourth and sixth rounds were hot
and FlScls hackers declared that Stcl-
Ter was saved knock-out by the ref
crec's decision. FlYel IN the larger man
weighing NJ 100 pounds, while his oppo-
ncnt weighs li0 pounds The fight was
for $500 q sidc and the gate receipts.
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giS wccks ago | suffered with a very
pNyorO cold WIS almost unable to speak,
Ny irIond. all adylaud me 10 consult a
physiuinn. Noticing ChnmOnrlnin's
Cough liomrly advertised In Tho Sl,
Paul Volk4 Icllunr procured II bottle,
and Atlot taking II n short whilo WAS
entirely woll | now most heartily
recommend this tcmrly 10 anyone ml.
iHfing with u cold. WILLIAM XIII, DIS
sClby avenue, ~, Paul, MINI,
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"RusTEpN THE RECORD.
Daisies Make the beat Score Ever Made by
Wheeling BOWIrru.

The team bOWIInE record Tor WheeI-
Ing and West Virginia was "busted"
last night in the serleR between the
Daisies and Press Club, OF the Musec
Bowling League. 1t was In the first
game when every Daisy except Steven
son rolled like house afire and made
l,035. beating the record made last sea-
son by the II. C. Richards team. LOG.
The Pic Houses standing ofIer Of an
oyster supper to the team making over
one thousand was, OF course, taken adj
nes had no difficulty in winning all OF
the three games with the Press Club
team. The Daisies rolled In chnmpI-
oashlp form OF the first water and are
now accounted dangerous aspirants
knr Art nina hnnnr-t Thnnrnrn.
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Ira lust ~ onay to try Ono Minute
Cough Guru an anything olsO lta
passr to euro n severe cough or cold
with II, lot your next purchase Tor q
cough In ono Mlnuto Cough Cure, lot
tor medicine. boticr results, bptlcr
try II. Logan Drug. Co., Wheeling, W.
Va, II. F.ponbody, Bcnwood, and Bowlo
Il o., Bridgeport, v, \
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WORLD OF SPORT,
Tint Funny FAKE" ot WhIsh the
Tigers Are the Victims,
BARROwS WAS NOT REPUDIATED

by IIls Players, rs Nn Evening Paper i'0-
ported Under GlnrlnE Headlines The
Tigeu-Vlguant Gamp VIII he Played on
the aOh-Tisrn aud w, U, II, on
Thanksgiving Dny--The Rowling Rse-
orl Broken by the DalAlss-rhp Games
WIN, L,nIrn Grovs-Npws OF Spar,,
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rroEns TO PLAY puouEgNE.
iIarroys Getting GOod Dnt"--Whc'iinr
Onsn 10 play OrtsnabuFg rnr $500 u

ORsn 10 play Ortsn.burg ror $500 u
side.
st,eiri Bbpaieh 10 ne mi,Aigmr
pittsburgh. Nov. is.-Mnnngcr lInr-
rows. Of tho Wheeling Tigers foot bill
team. to-day about clored with the
strong Duquennc team, II PITTSBURGH,
10 play them here next Saturday Du.
qlltRnc In undoubtedly the strongest
team In weRtcrn Pennsylvania on
last Saturday they shut out utmnn-
burg r. 10 y.
Wheeling to-day made an Ohtr TO
play GfernHburE Tor $500 II side.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-11-19

Last evening the Harvest team of the
South Side league continued Its victori-
Gus career and assumed the lead In the
tournament by defeating Apollo In
three games. The Apollos were little
on color. not rolling their usually
rOod game. Score: