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The Kosciusko star. (Kosciusko, Miss.) 18??-1898, 1895-11-29

Miss Victoria Kingsley. OF Kingsley |
, hall. could afford to be little eccentric,
people said. Not only was she rich and
beautiful and highly accomplished. bnt
,she had reacised the mature age OF siA-
,and-twenty and was mistress OF her
own fortune. Prior TO the death OF lfeT
nareuts. both of whom had Succunl'br!
in the same vuont h to prevailing leper,
the family arad resided IN the city,
spending g,ortion of each sumloer
only AT their handsome country seat.
But soon after her bereavement The
Young lady had gone into SecITs'on at
Kingsley hall, which was part oil her
Heritage aW had since lived Nh the
strictesa retirement there. receiving no
visitors except when her younger bHoth-
cr Robert. 9msught party of hrs aoor
companions np from toWn for 3 icW
davs' recreation during tlle shooting
season.
II was now three wears since Miss
Kingsley had been left an "rpiGsl.. AT
her age this WAS a long time TO renounce
society. and II. Nas not strange tbGl the
world pronounced her eccentric But
that portion ,of the world nesidrng III
the wealthy and eminentiy respectable
village OF Reunstock began 10 havt
hopes for her when size suddenly
emerged from Faer sequcstration nc ia'
as to become 1Si% hostess " II Thanks
giving dinner party. The truth "a
that Miss Kingsley had t'een ioins
some serious thinking. Il had oc
cured 10 her. Npcn reflection. thar eeo
pie had a right to toconclude THAT sheWa
sOpremely selfish and proud. and sh
decided 10 set aside this verdict. u I'aS
sible, by giving "a series of ENTERTAIN
ments at hrr house Than,lsg9vingda.
was at hard. amt she began Ia put ne
plan into execution by inviting nun
ber of her church acquaintances III III
village to dine nj Kingsley halt on I'M
day.
OF course tine Invitations were a
promptly accepted, and the evest wa
locked forward to ass something ous
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STRIKE AT D!LLOSVhIE,
Recent ~I:lotcr. Refused Employment, aud
all Quit.

Recent l:lotcrs Refused Employment, mud
all Quit.
Tho scale being agreed upon for min.
cr5' wages in tho Ohio district, the mines
OF tho Wheeling, Lake Erie & Pitts:
burgh coal company were started IN
Yesterday morning, with tho exception
OF the n ut NillOnvalc. II VIVA ut Oh at
mine tina, the riotous gang which soma
time ago Causcd trOub!u 1t tho Gaylord
mines was recruited. Whom tho min
crs came to work yesterday morning.
tho superintendent had q little list OF
about thirty who were alleged to have
taken m active part in tho Gaylord
troubles, aud he refused to allow any OF
these to 20 TO work, when the rost OF
tho miners heard OF this they all struck,
aud work was not resumed.
Manager liobonsncl;, OF tho Gaylord
mines, was at tho Wheeling Office yes.
tcrdny. Ito said ho had plenty OF mon,
but tho com pany had lost its cOntracta
and would have to build up tho bust.
ness again. llo said also that many oil
the rioters were known, but they would
not be brought before n justice 10 be
fined s. and coats, rs il accused oil
IL plain drunk, but tho evidence would
DO laid before tho nnXt grand jurv.
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InEliEiAtIii.
Al Sorts o: Local Snw> nnil Gossip from
tho Glass CITY.

Al Sorts o. Local News unl Go,sip from
tho Glass city.
Marshal Bahra arrested Sugar BIZ"
CrimmeI and n fellow by the namc OF
Evans yesterday morning. for robbing
Il man named Johnson, from Malaga,
Monroe county. Tho robbery occurred
some time since, but the marshal KEEP,
his eye open Tor tho guilty parties and
jlat caught them Yesterday. The mar
shall thinks he has Il sure case again ST
them.
The lady members OF the Gravel Hill
reading club arc requested to DO present
at Il meeting TO be held It Mrs. George
Yost's, to make further arrangements
for 4 picnic held at Wheeling park next
Tuesday.
There is 4 movement on foot among
the clerks in tho different stores in this
city to close the stores at i or ! o'clock
in the evening during tue summer sea-
son
George Yost, OF tho Fifth ward, has
returned from Pittsburgh. where he
WAS attending the first meeting on the
new scale oil wages OF glass blowers.
Quite q number from this city were
at Bethesda Yesterday making arrange.
ments to take their families to that
place next week.
Miss Margaret McGraw ha, loft for
her home in Moundsville, where shc
will spend the summer.
George Merit 10 out on a trip in the
interests OF the Scotch Preserving Com.
pany. OF this city.
Mord Nolson, OF the Fourth ward, left
yesterday for Bethany, where he will
visit relatives.
Sheriff W.. n. Darby cano down yes.
,etday from ST. Clairsvillc on business.
Mrs, G. II. B%lakunoy, OF tho Fourth
ward, is visiting friends ut Chicago.
Cook Daniord is visiting relatives at
Grab Apple.
Joe kolly is ut Uhrichsville.
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w~AsnINGToN'S TEAM

Will Inciui" Some Of the tH-Strnhrnviiio
PIayer > and MureIand olay be Manager.
The Washington team will probably
DO 4 very strong one, aud George l.
No'eland, formerly OF the S;eubenvilIe
team, will probably be tho manager.
lie la. made n proposition TO the Wash
inC,on people and it will probably be
accepted. Mr.. Z. u. Barrows, OF the
WneeIincs, was in Washington yostcr-
day and is doing all in his power to
have 4 team in Washington ready to
play mex! week. Tho following j. from
the Observer:
q. l. Morelnnd, q well known base
ball man, and manager OF the Steuben-
willie club OF the Interstate league, be-
fore il. disbandmcnt. has written : let
Ter making a proposition to h leaders
OF the project here 10 put 4 good clnbla
tho .old for ~ashin@tun. Mr. More.
land 10 now assistant sporting editor OF
the Pittsburgh Post and is wei! known
in amateur sporting circles. Ito offers
10 bring 10 Washington u team made up
OF some Of tn. best nlaycrS OF the Steu.
benYille and Canton ctub;, and 10 or
canizc 4 club hero which he promises
will beat Mansfield, Lima, kcnIon and
hurry Findlay. lie can got tie team
ready for n game By uGXI Monday. Tho
men re- to briny. II his offer
should he accepted are william Gray,
now pitching ior TiiusvilIe; James Bar.
lett, now pitching for Warren Abort
Wagner, Wa-.cn'a third bNscmGn; Pete
l~aYel!e, catcher; James Cooper, fielder
and catcher; William Wilson. catcher;
wa;lic Carr, fielder. These men, /: Is
stated, with Washington players would
i0rm one OF tho -%,ronges. teams In tho
league. I. Is stated that Jack Shralot
and Thomas O'Brion. pfayers OF tho
Canton club will como to Washington.
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GOOD rEMrhan~' CONVENTION
CIo'ed mt Martins t.rry Last Evening.
The Resolutions.

CIo'eh mt Martins Ferry Last Evening.
The Resolutions.
Tho convention Of tho Third district
Of Ohio of tho Good Tcmplurs closed
at Martins Ferry last night with n
musical and literary entertainment.
Thirty different societies wcro repre-
scntCd at tho sessions yesterday.
George Kirk, OF M%Oins,own. was
elected treasurer 10 succeed Thomas
Kidd, OF Bridgeport, who resigned.
Reports wore received from tho vari.
ous committees showing everything to
DO in u prosperous condition.
Mrs, i. J.. Mcdowell, OF Port Clinton,
gavn IN interesting talk on temperance
work among the children.
1t was decided 10 hold tho next con.
vontion n; Bethesda, September -
aud 18Th.
Plans weIn made for the vl.iiinc com.
mittccs and 1t was decided TO vigorously
push the work in tho Third district.
There arc one thousand ak hundred
members in the district ind all tho
lodges are in II ilourishing condition.
The expenses Of all tho representa-.
tivCs aro guaranteed before they are
sent out.
TITO following resolutions wero passed:
Oars being n tenn perOnce organization
based upon Christian principles, we
thank u Heavenly Father Tor tho
growth Of tenn perance sentiment
throughout the world. tho result OF Of.
forts being made by all temperance or
gunization; that Good Toinp!ary is
abreast OF tho tifuea in educational
measures, s%ocial, ethical and scientific
and that tho work oil awakening aud
organization has been so successful in
tho last six months III our W district.
Rs&o'rcd, frst-That III purpose 10 to
bring up tho work OF our lodges 10 the
standard OF our order; TO this end we
will observe oil rules for tho conduct OF
our work, and, If possible. pursue the
course OF reading now prescribed and
being read by leading Good Tcmnlars.
RtJ0Ired, second-Was thrown wi
RCso!Utd, third-Wc report the former
utterance OF the district in declaring no
lodge complete without n juvenile tom.
Pile, and that it is the duty OF every
lodge TO sccur
Resolrti. fourth-That VIC arc gra;iied
10 have with US. rendering helpful scr
vice in this convention. our grand chief
templar and editor OF tho Ohio Good
TcInplar, Brother L. Jay pinncy, Sister
L. F. McDowd. grand superintendent
Juvenile temple aud Sister Wheeler,
state organizer.
Resolred. htth-Thnt We cordially
think Wheeler lodge OF Martins Ferry,
for their entertainment of. our dele
gates. We regret whatever may have
been the cause OF their failure TO pro-
cure n more commodious place for the
address aud that more of the citizens OF
Martins Ferry were not present to
hear the, logic OF our brother pinncy.
who represents the LEGAL profession and
eau speak what he knows.
ANNA L. albert,
ELLA i. HARE,
NJ. \. "lIAIGII,
Committee.
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MOUSDNVlIIii:

4 miscellaneous NfsiHn:a of Minor Mat
tors from M%nrshnlrs Metropolis.
Mound.ville is doing her share TO.
wards the relief oil the Cameron suffer.
crs. Yesterday the Ladies' Circle OF
the g. y. r.. sen q large donation Of
clothing, etc. Tomorrow tho Ladies'
Sowing Society will send another dona.
ton. Tho citizens mcotin. was mo-.
well attended, but tho ladies' have
taken hold OF the work OF soliciting and
are doing vol.
Michael Edwards. while out driving
on Wednesday evening. ran into an
other carriage IN Lafayette avenue and
was thrown out OF his buggy. falling on
his head. iniic;ing quite a large cut. 1t
was thought Tor II time lie was killed.
Tho lawn festival given by tho Ladies'
Aid Society On Wednesday evening, ut
Mrs. Gray'p. for the boncil; OF the new
Parish House, was U biz success, netting
about $50.
J. A. Boyd 10 nj Glen liaston buying
wool. lio reports n biz trade, aud is
buying in largo quantities at thirteen
cents per pound.
Rev. ]. X. Grimes, Of AllianCo. O.,
lott yesterday morning aitor u short
visit to his brother. Rev. q. w. Grimes.
Tho newly elected o~iicora Of tho Ep.
worth League were installed last even.
ing by tho pastor, Rev. &. W. Grimes.
Miss Madge Mathews returned last
cvoning from n pleasant visit to Miss
Dora Newman, ut Glendale.
Harry W. Patton returned homo las,
evening from MOrsantOwn, 10 spend the
Summer vacation.
William McConkcy and John Chap.
man have moved to the camp grou nd
for tho sGinrnG
Rev, $. Y. Swim, OF Sisters vile, IL in
tho city.
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AihItrIN,S ItEIiIiN.
unp' nni MIS',,p' n u, Thrlyln, Clty
.trrnsS tho i;ivcr.

ArrusS tho iilvrr.
Tho rcmuIns OF the lato Mrs. ~llo,ter
MlnhUlan wGrc laid to fust In River.
view yoItcrdrv. Thu services wore hold
IN tho NJ. T.. church, ltgy. DR.. J. ~.
RobIns officiating. Two selections wcro
sung, Nearer, My God, to Thee" aud
Jesus Lover Of My FOUL" Tho pail
bearers woro: Robert Carmichael. D..
II. Sonlort, Albert W. Harris and John
W. Crooks. Tho deceased was ninety
two years old. She was tho mother OF
nine children, nil Of whom arc dead.
Tho ncarcst rotation ut the funeral wa,
Mira King, Of Findlny.
Tho county commissioners havn iixod
tho width Of tires for hauling Oh mRCad.
nIni1cd roads rs follows! For loads Of
ton : inch tircN; one and onU.hNll ton.
3to % Inches; two tons, % to / inches;
two aui OuO.h0lf tons, 1 10 u inches;
tlIroo tons, j. to D inch tires.
lsNv, William LOWS aud his son,
Luther, will sail on tho steamer Majrs.
tic nCxt Wednesday. ThOy 90 to WHO.
Roy. Mr., Lewis will lcavu for Now York
on Saturday and his Hon OF Monday.
james lock, an old soldier, OF Dol.
lairc, went To tho soldiers home NJ
SandnsIy yesterday. Ito says four
others will 90 neSt Tuesday.
Ono hundred and fifty pounds OF mill.
field aud n quantity oE butter was n,olen
from tho farm OF William McCuno. OH
Scotch Ridge, OH Wednesday night.
No services viii DO held In the Ger.
man Lutheran church next Sunday on
ncconnt OF tho absence OF Rev. +. G..
Doc!kcn ut conference.
Francis Smith, Of Clnrington, Is visit.
ing his grandfather. Frederick Smith,
corner Of Hickory and Seventh streets.
Ihoburn Post, G. A. r, has pnssed
resolutions %denOunclng tho cartoon
which appeared in Puck on May 20.
BGrt George, OF East Liverpool, who
has boon visiting In This nclghborhood,
returned home yesterday.
Ed. W. Reid is attending the onvon
ton OF tho international nursoTymon at
indianapolis.
Howard Montgomery and Thomas
llowclls arc homo from the Ohio State
University.
10y, sou OF Mr.. and Mrs. Nelson
Thoakcr, dicd at Chicago last week.
Konworthy Iloce, OF Delaware, is
here Oh his return from the east.
Frank Shrodea, telegraph operator at
Brady'S Lake, Is homo OH Il visit.
Julius !saeldt. 4 decorator at tho
Union glass works, is very sick.
Mrs. Barrett, OF near Cadiz, Ia visiting
ner son, ". L. Barrett,
Alexander Hood is sick at his resi-
dcnce on First street.
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New YoWH, Juno I&.-Thls was tho
last day OF the spring mrsling At Graves
ond. aud III spite oil the threatening
weather there was Il good attendance.
The card was excellent for over night
events, bu. the contests werO onN.sidod
As II rule. In the first racu. bu. six
horses started and tho jockeys behaved
80 badly that it took over half m hour
to got tho horses away. At the end OF
tho race tho stewards fined keeie SlO0
and Roll $50.
First, 0 furiongs-Pric, /; Hurting.
ham, .; Facio.um. 3; l:i4l. Second, Il
miics-Our Jack. /; Song and Dance, .;
Restraint, S;l:jSi. Third, ) iurlous.-
Handspring, /; Noquitol, .; Sebastian,
j; laos. Fourth, 4 furIonEs-Iiza. /;
Applause, .: Connois.eur, 3; l:l5.
Fifth, ) iurlongS-Premior, /; Ilcresy,
:; Shakespeare, 3; J :O3 Sixth, Il miles
Long Beach, !; ". T., .; Salonica, 3;
log.
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II Ours can take three straight on tho
C~nrich,yiile grounds White will be tho
racrowncd king OF Wheeling. NOW,
4: them. Billy"
The Wheeling fans turned out better
t7r the three games with the Twins
than any city has in my series OF three
games. Nearly four thousand people
law tho games.
rI:the schodulc is not changed Wheel
ing will play Washington here the first
three days OF next week and the teams
viii then play in Washington on Thurs.
day, Friday and Saturday.
It was given out n day or two ago that
Cmpire Mcnamara had been bounced,
hut he umpircd yesterdays game Mt
Linn. The Columbus Journal says
tina. McNiurney and Kecio have both
been let 20.
The Whcellngs and Twin Citios have
met on tho diamond seven times this
season, throo on tho Wheeling grounda
aud four on tho UhrichsyiIlo diamond.
Tho Twins sCorod four nnd wheeling
three victories.
President Xicglor Is quoted as saying
that thcre will DO no now schedule:
that Warrington can fill tho Canton
da,oa. II this IL tho course that will BIO
pursued, probably there will not DO Il
wjping out OF tho old slate next Mon
day as was contemplated.
The Mansfield people continue to
kick, and have boon Joined by Fndlay.
Vow they want President Iinylor do.
posed. TIA n chilly day whom thcy
rant raise n disturbance OF ONO kind
~ in RirhIand county. 70 he !OrcibIo
Il not elegant. "Chop 1t off,"
Tho Cleveland. I0rnin & Wheeling
road has made C rate Of 81 o. for tho
rnund trip, Wheeling to Uhrichsyillc,
tomorrow. The trains will leave at
20 II. IN. and I:l5 p. III. and return
Uitcr tho game. A large crowd Of local
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C~iSCiSHAri. June l3.-Seven thousand
poople enjoyed n splendid programme
OF six races ut Latonia today. Tho
prc;ttcst race of the day was the hanIi-
cap At II mile and an eighth, won in last
time by rocahontaI, the longest shot i II
the betting. Summaries:
First, ) furlongs-Enid, /; Mimic
Baxter, .; Preference, 3;l:lG4. Second.
+ Observation-Disclosures. /; Dlackhawk. ,;
Cerro Gordo, 8; l:l6;. Third. handi.
can. $500 nidod. !! mIles-Pocahon,as,
list. Maxim, 2;SclIka, 3; l:54i. Fourth,
Coyincton spring selling STAKES. value
5000, . fur!ongs-Remmant. |; Tho
Dragon, .; Irish Lady, 3; | 1924. Fifth.
) furlonc.-Ban johnson. /; Old Cen.
ter. >; ~Elardcnburg, 3: l:04l. Sixth.
mile-Ashiand. /; Captain Drane, 2;
Goodwin, 3: l:l5L.
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LOIS oiN MASov,
c"'h" /" Wheeling from ]i'it.bursl, IN n
Special nnd nrc Entortnlnri by SciAou

-
C"m" to Whcniiu. from l.ltt .t,nr-h I'm n
Special nnd nrr Entertained by Sc,.ou
I,odgr.
A special train OF cigl,t coaches on tho
Pnn'linndlc, arriving hcrc from Pitts.
bnieh, at G:ij o'clock last evening
brought to tho city ohe Of tho largest
delegations Of Masons that cvcr game
from the Smoky City. lhorc wotc in
tho pnrty 307 members Of tho order.
llnY cnmo on Invitation OF Nelson
l.odgo No. 80 md wcrS the gucats Of
THIS lodge during their stay. After
supper AZ tho SiRmm, tho visitors weru
lHkcn 20 tho Masonic tcmplu, whcro tho
lodge hold n meeting aud tho worI; OF
tho second degree was performed.
Attcr this u lunch wR' served and a
number OF speeches mnhu BY somc OF
tho visitors and by Wheeling Mn-nns.
Altogether q worry pl]oasnnt evening was
SDcni. and when thu visitors boarded
tho NpGcinl Pan Handle train nj $50
this morning tlIcy wcrO loud In their
cxproHHions OF appreciation Of tholr
fine treatment. Tho Pittahurghcrs OK.
tended n hearty invitation to thu
Wheeling MOsons 10 pay thcm n return
frnlornal visit, md It IL probable that
this will tako place In tho near future.
District Passenger Agent Mac Wat.
tors, Of tho Pennsylvania, was IN charge
OF tho train. which was mado up en-.
tircly OF "ily.bnck" sent coaches. II
was ono OF tho finest excursion trains
over aent on. OF Pittsburgh.
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D. W. Fuller, OF C%anaioharic, y. ",
sRys that lic nlwayB keeps DR.. king's
New Discovery in the house aud his
funily has always found tho very bOst
results follow its use; that no would not
be without it, ii procurablc. 6. a.
DyEumnn, Druggist. CataaiII. \. T., sNYa
that DR.. Kings New Discovery is m
douOtrdly the boat cough remedy that
he has used it in his family Tor eight
wears. and it has ncvrr failed 10 do nIl
,hut is claimed Tor ii. why not try n
remedy 10 long tried and tested. Trial
bottles FREQ Mt Logan Drug Co.'S drug
utoro. Regular size SOC, and 81 0O. 8
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lnE JuNE IiACl,H
'Fc sure 10 b" u Gfrnt Succe,s-.sI
Nurses ARE Entered,

NC Sure 10 bN n Urfnt succr,n-.,Inny
li"rN"s NJ" Entered.
Secretary Harry W.. McLurc, Of tho
Wheeling Driving Club, Yesterday NJ.
,cTnoon returned from Elyrln, Ohio,
whefo hc secured tho entries Of a largo
number Of horses for the coming Juno
reese OF tho club, on tho 18th, 2Utl,, eth
and 9Sth. From tho onttIe, already 70.
Geivcd and those that aru expected In
tho next two or ,htce days, lhoro will
0o nonrly 100 trottors aud PAGERS quar-.
tered over on tho new State Fair
Erounda when tho meeting opons. Tho
horses arc OF tho lirst class aud tho rue.
Ing will DO i%op.nolcl,.
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enthusiasts will lNko advantage Of this
opportunity and SEQ tho gimu between
Onrs aud tho Twins.


~ philndclnhIn.. Attendance g6Oh. two
Ei'u" WIZ bc played tomorrow, Score!
InllluH,phltm0 . 0 y o o 0 o ~ . -
lnu''ViNr"...Dl . U . D i . ia fl d
,HTmer,. McGhl aud Ink. Umpire, Elnsllr
~ 'tooRlyh. Attendance v,VNO, score:
munIBh ".".,O o D | 0 d ~ 4 .
''~v,'laUu"'-',.H y l y U d o. \ I
r''hcr'' Daab and Wallace. UmpIv, McDon.
AT NHw York. Attendance l,5T. scoro.
Slw lorG"",,,? o 80 o o T. a :
y, 'ou'A "'t""'"H D o ! y 0 u . u | d
r ~ ElaTk, RusIc aud ]nrltNnslcln I'm.
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There was no game in the Musco
league last night, but tonight four
clubs will contest, Up stairs the Name.
loss and Pen aud Pencil toams will play
and on tho basOmen, alleys tho BowIcrs
aud independents will battle. On the
result OF tho gaines there Will bo n shnk.
lng up OF the standing OF tho clubs in
tho rnce, which is about as closcAnd OK.
citing ns DosEibln
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LINGERING coughs aud colds in tho
spring AFRO surions matters. Ono Minute
Cough C]uruGxpGIs tho mucou1, is aoo,n.
ing. healing, allays fever. actS QuiCkly,
IL pleasant. Logan Drug Co.. " hcCl.
ing. W. Va. Il. +. Peabody. lionwood,
and BowiO < Co., bridgeport, o.
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Toulr'S GNNS- Wheeling at Twin Cities.
lIuaA Kcnlar, Columbus al Fludlay.


LlAlA ~ AhNHfNFN ~ . NV w
s,Ha' Dyicih Ia ne hiciigtaoa,
umcnsyirLE, o., Juno I3.-To.day's
samc was very exciting and for tho Hrs,
four inninri it looked ms Il tho Twins
hal the game won. but the visitors start
cd in tho li,h aud did not stop until
tho had ton runi to their credit at tho
end OF the eighth,
The Twins male n great effort to win
in the ninth, but fell ono short Of ,iUiuG
tho score. Tho home team did the most
batting aud the best fielding, but were
no: as lucky os tho visitors. Tho bat
ting Of knlkhol and lager and tho
fielding OF Croity wero tho features.
There were about 1900 people pros.
cnt and their yelling could hb heard in
tho center Of town. The story Of the
cAnO:
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Twin Citics...... 40 J I 0 0 u J. 0
Wacgl!uS.-"..."a..aO o . . . | / "-lO
Elfnrd runs, Twin Cities, :: Wheeling, :. Two
hs,c hits, Gallagher. MGI1r. Ealkhui.. lIceun.
Ktrf. Three bass hiL Crutty. stolen bases
Twin CiticN. 4; WhcciluG. = D1UOlc play,.
Myers. ii0wcFmau and Iiyn: AuieAon, and
CtOyy. First baSc oil balls. OF Wright, :: oil
Kane ;. lit by patched ball. BY Kane, 1; By
Wrgnt l. struck ont. nv Wright. !: By Hnnu,
: Tlmg Of game. GiO. UmpIrt. MillcT.
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!Jt'iGl itEJGtth 10 t1 IHtsAiGcIctr,
F,NDLAY, O., June l3-Columbus won
the game in the eighth inning by
punching hits and scoring three runs.
findIay outbatted the visitors, but did
no. hit the ball when hits were needed.
The score:
F!adiEy ....,........,O O 0 | O D.
Ease hit, S aud {. Er-oT' . aud /. Batteries,
loty and Cams; NIunitOc and Douglass. struck
OFT i and /. Cmpi,r, Hedig.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-14

stteid' DupG:eh 70 the lHItIig.nctr.
LIMA, O., juno lS.-An error in the
third inning. when n chance had been
given 10 retire the eide. Melted five runs
for Kentou and gave thom tho gamo,
which otherwise vas a splendid contest.
Score:
Lina...-....-. 81 0 0 0 0 o. :
EeatOu .,.. ....-...2 0 5 y 0 | 0 - .
batteries. Faufz. and RA'npc. lEawlcy and
VG,cal.. Hits. LIMA 10. Henlon >. Errors. Lima
l. Kenton J, Cmp.:c, Mcnamara. Time, 100.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-14
PICK fliE

To the first person who correctly
names tho standing OF tho Interstate
clubs up to and inclmdin: July !. tho
lYrELLiGESCER will give Il seaion book
containing IS coupons. good for admis.
sion to all games At tho Island Park.
Fill the blank and mail to Base Ball."
lHrELLIGGScgu, Wheeling, or or before
June 10.
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