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THEY MAKE A PROTEST
Great Falls Business Men Petition
President ]. ]. Hill
TO CONTINUE THE SERVICE
It Is Hoped That the Proposed Al
teratIons In the Time of Rum
ming Trains May Not
Materializs.

GREAT FALLS, April 25.-The opposition
to the proposed change of time on the
Montana Central railway grew in inteu-
sity to-day. Tho injustice inflicted will be
50 great and so apparent that this even
ing many business men. believing that
II the matter were properly presented to
President Hill he would arrange for bet
ter accommodations for the people OF
Great Falls, prepared a petition, which
was rapidly signed. and will be imme-
diately forwarded to Mr.. Hill. The petit
ton contains the name OF every business
man In the city and is as follows:
To the President Of the Great Northern Rdilscdy
Company:
The undersigned. residents OF Great Falls,
would respectfully represent that the interests
Of this city, we'll as Of Helena. Butte and Ana
conda. win be greatly advanced by extending
the route OF the Butte and Helena accommoda-
ton train to this place.
Under the new schedule which Is about to
take eject the travelling public win be subjected
to great Inconvenience unless the accommoda-
ton line Is extended to this city.
We believe under this arrangement the trafnc
Of the Great Northern road between the cities
referred to will be largely increased.
We therefore hope you will grant this add
tional railway service.
Paris Gibson, WIN fletcher.
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Metal Market

bar silver-67x.
Pig iron-Steady.
Copper-Steady: brokers' price. 50 80; ex-
change price. 50. 60.
Lead-Steady; brokers' price, s. o.; exchange
price, s3.O7hG13. TO-
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TRAVELERS' GUIDE.
ANACONDA TIME CARDS.


Time Scheduie.l
An trains Arrive and Depart from Butts.
Anaconda & Pacific Depot.
ARRIVE IN ANACONDA
No. g. Helena & Butte express. daily -f2:o5 n
No. I, Butte Express. arrives daily. 500 p u
DEPART FROM ANACONDA
No. 2 Butte Express for sc. Paul.
Chicago and ali Eastern points de-
parts daily .,.-.,..........-. 500 an
No T. butte and Hsiens Express. for
Helena and intermediate points.
departs daily - 2:fo n
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$4,000

Buys AIS acres near the Great Falls
Also a 50-foot lot 3 blocks from Park
hotel for 81 200. Two of the best bar
gains offered in Cascade county.
Write TO
Il. u. rem & GO.
GREAT FALLS. Mont.
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A Timid Traveller
Need never fear to make that contem-
plated trip east IL he or she will trust to
the Chicago, Union Pacific q Northwestern
line. Quickest time. Fewest changes.
Union depots.
For full information call on or address
s. ID. Beebe, agent Union Pacific system.
South African Gold Fields
Through tickets to Cape Town, Africa,
and all European points on sale ut Great
Northern city ticket Office ut lowest rates.
For railroad and steamship information,
apply TO ]. 4. DAWSON,
General Agent, log Main Street.
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Try A WANT AID. in the STANDARD
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Is
The time
b Now made by
The Northern Pacific
On their new east bound schedule
Between Butte and St. Paul
Two hours and forty minutes
Shorter than via any other line.
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This paper contains Coins coupon
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BUTTE TIME CARDS.
Butte, Anaconda & Pacific Railway.
Time Schedule.)
An trains Arrive and Depart from Great
Northern Depot st Butte.
ARRIVE IN BUrrE
No q Anaconda Express arrives daily 800 m
No. 4 Anaconda Express. arrives daily 3:2J pm
DEFIANT FROM BUTTE
No. g. Anaconda Express. from Heena and
intermediate points. leaves daily. 10: - a m.
No. l. Anaconda Express. leaves daily 500 p m
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On
And
After December 10th
You can come from
ST. Paul to Butte
Over the
Northern Pacific
And save
Five hours and
Forty-five minutes
In time
Over any competing line.
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This paper contains Coins coupon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-05
Armbrustor ha, taken Mr.. Kolly'a old
a. III

ArmDrustor has taken Mr.. Kolly'a old
place ut Menkcmeller's.
A. L. Prichard, Of Warrington. was a
gueat ut tho Windsor yesterday.
Roger Conway. Of Tiltonville, is in the
city, the guest Of South Side friends.
C.s. Mckenzie, OF Huntington, wa,
hero yesterday. guest at tho Stnmm.
Horny +. TulleH OF Parkersburg. wal
among yesterdays arrivals at the Wind
Bor.
Mrs. Otto Jaeger, OF Fostoria, Ohio, Is
the charming guest Of hcr sister, Mrs
N. Dinger.
Mr.. Harry Calendinc. Of Dillonvale
spcnt Sunday with his family, on South
broadway, Island.
Mr.. and Mrs. James Morrow. Of the
Island, npont Sunday with the latter't
parents, In Moundsviilc.
Tho many friends OF Deputy Shoritl
Harry Goodwin will BIO sorry to lOarn
that ho is confined TO his home. very i'll
Harry Northwood, a vol known ulas:
manufacturer OF Elwood City, Pa, Tor
morly Of Martins Ferry, Is at tho Nc
Lure.
Mr.. Samuel 2. Jacob, tho young law
yer OF Wollsburg. waa in tho city last
evening, en- route 10 meet party Of
800 on . ten woeks' trip to tho old world
lie will visit Jerusalem, Bermuda, Ar.
menia aud many other points OF inter
eat on three continents
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THE COUNTY BOARD.
Routine Business Transacted by
tho Commissioners
JANITOR AND ASSISTANT CHOSEN
Aud II Constable Elected Tor Washing.
ton District-Sovcrai Minor Matters
Of Some Interest Disposed Of, and
tho Monthly Fiscal Affairs Attended

I
Tho regular monthly meeting OF the
ho,,d NJ cor,,v commissioners was held
~, mi. ..i.,a;..I Ii, =, l.,
!es'ofuay' i"' p'''e'p'. 'uo'o'. VI u"
tofost was tho choico Oh lanitoe ior the
court house. Philip Neuhardt, Of Mad.
isop dis,r;c, va, nomina,od bv Mr.
p0.,. ~, 49,, ...,.,.n,
hoo'nsoh "hu oIoeIoo' h' "'''''"n'
janitor George W. johnson, tho pros
ent efficient incumbent, was retained.
souirc Dpnpinv and Constablo Me.
~. al - h,,, -, 80
perhots hiea eao'f oonus, ""'cu "eto
approved; also tho bond OF l.. l.. Ridge.
~, supervisor OF road district No. 0 in
P;chIo,a J;s,r;c,
o,. N y,n
oh ino''oh Vi commissioner h'hu'c'
berger George +. Wharton WAS elected
to fill avacancy in tho office OF constable
from Washington district
Tho petition OF the people Of Pleasant
Valley to have their road taxes refund.
ed on tho ground that tho corporation
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EBERLE-At the residence OF william Burkle
on Sunday. February 3. 1895, at $40 o clock
a. NJ, CHRlsrIAsA EBERLE, In her 18th year.
Funeral from the residence OF william Burke.
BrookSide. this Crucsdayl afternoon at .
O'Clock. Friends invited. Interment a,
Weeks Cemetery.
TERRY-on Sunday morning. February 5. 1895,
Rt Ills O'Clock. at the residence OF his step.
father. James z. Strange. DAVID HENRY
TERRY. In the 10Th year OF his age.
Funeral from the residence OF his stepfather. No.
lis. Charles street, this Tuesday afternoon
atco'clock. Friend, OF the family arc In.
vited to attend.
STEwART-At his residence. corner Walnut
and Fifth streets. Martins Ferry. O.. on Sun.
day. February !, 1895. at 3:ij a. m. JAMES O..
STEwAKr, aged 20 years months and 2s
days.
The funeral will take place from his late resi-.
dence Wednesday at2 III. Friends OF the
family arc invited to attend.
LSteubeuvillc and wellSburg papers please copy
FURGUsOS-At Martins Ferry. Ohio. on Sun.
day, February ). 1896. MAMIE. daughter OF
Nr. Amanda V. Furguson. aged is years.
Funeral services at the residence OF her uncle,
Harry C. Jumi, Martins Ferry. Tuesday at
10 O'Clock a. IN. luternent at Mt Olivet
Cemetery. private.
BAIRD-on Monday. February I. 1895. at 7:I5
PIN. at the residence OF parents, 1876 Charles
street. EDWIN RICHARD. infant sou OF Joseph
C and Mary N. Baird.
Funeral from the residence OF his parents this
Tuesday afternoon at 3 O'Clock.
Farewell. dear little Edwin,
Our loss We deeply mourn.
Yet our loss has been thy gain,
Now heaven Is thy home.
There with the little angels.
In that happy world above.
Thou wilt sing the glorious anthems
OF Gods tedecm!ng love.
Christ said on Garth that heaven
Was made OF such as thee.
And blessed be His holy name,
lie gives and takes away
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"WE direct tho attention Of our read.
era to the advertisement Of Simmons
Liver Regulator on another page. We
have used the medicine in our family,
and arc prepared 10 say, from expert.
ence, that for a torpid liver or disord.
cred stomach it lie good remedy. When
travelling We usually carry some In our
yalisc."-From tho "Christian Tisitor,"
Smithfeld, n. c.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks


Strangers In tho City and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
This morning largo party OF Wheel.
ing people will leave for New Orleans
aad the south over the Baltimore &
Ohio to Cincinnati. and thence over the
Queen & Crescent and Louisville 4;
Nashville roads. Among those who go
this morning are: Mr.. W. L. Calm and
wife, Mrs. l. S. Delaplaine and daugh.
ter. Mira. S. l. Jepson and daughter. DR..
and Mrs. John L. Dickey. Mr.. and Mrs.
D. I. Heiskell, Mrs. William EllinSham,
Mrs. D. E Hildreth and daughter, Mrs.
W. S. Brady and Mrs. Welday, the lat.
ter OF st. Clairsville. and sister OF Mrs
Jepson's. Colonel W. II. Exley and
Captain Robert S. Irwin will also prob.
ably leave for the Sunny South this
afternoon. Most OF them will DO at
New Orleans during the Mardi Gras
week, the week OF fifty-two that is
longed for by the average New Orleans
man during the other fitty.one.
/. Rusche. New York glass buyer,
is in the city.
w. NJ. King, OF Grafton, autographed
at the Windsor.
J. Cochran and witc, Of Warrington,
are at the Mcclure.
"Jee" Gallaher. OF Moundsville, wa,
in the city yesterday.
ia. Anderson, OF Sistersville, figures
on the Stamm register.
Mrs. W. B. Natheney. OF St. Mary's,
was at the Boiler yesterday.
Edward Z. Kelly, for several years tho
prescription clerk at Charles Menke-
meller's pharmacy, has accepted sim.
liar position at John klari's. Anton
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Try half.and.hali-Smi.hs ale and
porter.
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,ATTRAcrlvr eooDs-M. eurMAM . CO,
ATTRACTIVE GOODS!
'P %7TH Attractive Prices!

lisa combination usually irresistible When we took
stock January |, we pushed profits aside and sur
rendered our store to the profit of our patrons. At
every counter you stand before special values at
special prlces-that are passing privilegcs-quicky
passing too lfyou've delayed getting Suit or an
Overcoat. until the prices went down, don't wait
any longer; they are lower now than they have
been tor the last thirty years. Weare able to make
abargain with you now greatly to your own adj
vantage.
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BISLlIAilsts.
allSOrts or Local Sew' and Gossip from
tho Glass CITY.

allSorts OF Local New. and Gossip from
tho Gias. CITY.
Mrs. William Moore. tho wife OF a
stone cutter here. died at their home on
Roso hill yesterday, the result Of pois-
oning. There arc circumstances that
lead to the belief that il was taken In n
fit OF desperation about d month ago,
but the woman said it was an accident
at that time; but after she reached the
point when it was apparent she wanted
to die, and other circumstance, rotated
in connection with the affair lead 10 tho
general belief that 1t was taken with in.
tent TO kill herself The poor woman's
friends do not entertain that idea. Tho
husband aud one little daughter sur.
vive her.
The Standard Boiler aud Bridge Com.
pany paid n 3 per cent cash dividend
and kept u surplus for working capital.
They also reelected Edward Jones, J.
A. Greenfield, II. A. Litchenbergcr, J.
W. liea.heringtou and Louis Grella di.
rectors.
Miss Laura Dickens left yesterday for
Cincinnati TO represent the woman 3
auxiliary OF Trinity church in the Epis-
copal convention there. and Rev. John
T. Foster aud John A. Gallaher leave
this morning as delegates to the conven.
ton.
Two GAINESVILLE boys named respec-
lively Seals and Maxwell. aged fourteen
and fifteen years, ran away from home
Saturday night and were caught in the
Baltimore & Ohio yard here and locked
up until their parents came after them.
An alarm OF fire was sounded yestcr.
day evening by reason OF slight fire
in the roof OF F. J. Smiths house on
Belmont street. 1t caught near the
chimney, but was put out by the dc.
partment with very little damage.
Frank P. Barber leaves to-day for
New York, where he goes to introduce
tho sick.ieedcr OF McDonough & Stewart.
lie will remain month in the
metropolis.
Messrs. A. Por,erfeld. ". D. Jones
and J. ". Morrill, leave this morning
for Hancsyille to attend the state coun.
Gil OF the American Mechanics.
About seventy miners were at work
at the Belmont coal mines Yesterday
and all Of the pudding mines are busy.
Quite number from tni, city will 20
to Martins Ferry tomorrow to attend
the county Sabbath school convention.
A number OF folks from this township
will attend the Taxpayers convention
in 81. Clairsvillc to-day.
Rev. J. X. Mckallip was in the city
yesterday. calling upon numerous
friends here.
Rev. John C. McCrackeu is absent
from the city, called away by the death
OF brother.
Mrs.. Anderson Fulton ia visiting her
daughter. Mrs. ]. c. Lashley, in ALLIE.
gheny City.
James Kinney is at lFsrndon. Iowa,
looking after business interests there.
Tho city council will meet in regular
session this evening.
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Injustice when tlioy put MP their money
and were maintaining q tcnm to have
showed them oH.-.SdubenriRe Gazette.
I'hiills. IN Eleven Inulur..

frrrsuuRGu. May lS.-Aitor tho frat
inning II was u magnificent game. but It
lasted too long. and In tho eleventh In.
ming killon went to piccos. Tho rhilN.
dolphias made as many hits in TINT
inning No they did IN tho previous ten.
They drove In four runs and won tho
game. Donovan and Biorbaucr did no,
play aud thoir substitutes were not Mp
10 tho mark. Tho Attendance was $500
lnspi,e OF tho cold weather Tho acore:
lltt,bngh...,..a o . Ol0 D 90 0 o..
fhIlaieIphla,.-J . 90 90 90 H. =
lia'r hits, Sand ~ Errors. 0 and .. Earned
runs Pittsburgh |, Philadelphia d Twu,bh'c
hits. llecklry. Cilnguau. pelehRuty, imckley,
Three'bnSo nus ClinRmah. stolen bases, Stcll.
Ial :, Hamilton q, Delchanty =. Thompson,
Fist base on balls, Gcnlns stcnErl llecklOy,
Sugien :, klllCu, COlcOpugh, Hamilton 2, Hall.
man, Delclanty and buckley. Struck out,
hruins, Smith, NJ. Cross. kIllcu, Buckley ;,
Mc0llL Time. ?stu Umpire BetlS. Sacrifice
hits, Geulns, lIHllnAn, McjiIl,
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CoHDErr AND JACKSON

Tho National sporting Club OF London
WIN Not Hang Up u Parse.
A,,cid.hd Prs CuStcrubt
LONDON, May ia crowded meeting
OF the National Sporting Club was held
tonight, at which the secretary read
the cable despatch addressed by Man.
uger Brady, to tho club, expressing
Champion Corbett's willingness to meet
Peter Jackson before the club. Jackson
was present and made speech begging
the club TO put up purse and lot him
have chance TO meet CorbetL His
proposition. however, met with no re.
spouse. Owing, it is said, to Corbe,ts
sneeriug allusion to the National Sport
ing Club, II has boon decided to decline
to put up purse. Pe.er Jackson said
tonight to representative otthe As,o-
ciated Press:
~ don't believe Corbott Ia in earnest
this time. He knows he Is unpopular
with the National Sporting Club and
had a small show with them to hang
up purse. Then it IL very near the
close OF the season and their books are
full for the next season. feel and |
told the club, that | thought my last
chance Of meeting Corbsst Is gone. l
will meet Corbett anywhere and have
always been anxious 10 do SO"
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INV YoRE. Nav l3.-Thoro wns n
very small attendance at Morris Park
today, tho last Of tho sieeplechase
races. Tho fields were small. too, but
the racing waa good. A contest DO.
twoon thu two maidona. 'rrillion and
Ruth s., furnished tho comedy Of tho
day, a' Trillion foil aud before no could
DO mounted Ruth $. was hall head
ahead. Sho could not take tho Liver.
pool Jump. however, until Trillion had
come mp witt, hcr, when sho Joined
him, but in tho rear, aud that was tho
way they finished. SAmonara was q six
to iiyo favorite In tho opening race, but
was beaten by length by King John In
n rattling finish. Sum maries:
First, !! miles over six hurdlos-Kine
John. ] Sanonara. 2; Lafayette. 3; 2:jil.
Second, . miles. s,oeplechase-Trillion,
!; Ruth s., .; 6:i0. Third, KniCkor.
booker. miles over seven hurdles.
Judge Morrow, L; San joaquin. .; ST.
John, 3;S:lS. Fourth. grand interna.
tional steeplochasc, about 5! mileu--
Lady Raymond, /; The Poor, .; Spread
Eagle. s; 7:05. Fifth. | mile-Jil,, !;
Southerner. .; Iron Duke, 3; LAS.
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Deafness Cnuuot bc Cured

by local applications, as they cannot
reach the diseased portion OF the ear.
There is only one one wav to euro deaf
ness. and that is by constitutional rem.
cdics. Deafness is caused by an in.
famed condition OF tho mucous lining
OF tho Eustachian Tube. When this
tube gets inilamed you have rumblinS
sound or imperfect hearing. and when
it Is entirely closed deafness is tho re.
sul,, and unless the inflammation can
be taken out and thia tube restored to
its normal condition. hearing will be
destroyed forever; nine cases out OF ten
are caused by caiRrrh, which is nothing
bu; an intlamcd condition oil the mucous
surfaces.
We will give Ono Hundred Dollars for
any case Of deafness (caused by catarrh)
that cannot be cured by Halls Ca,arrh
Cure. Send for circulars, free.
I. J. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, o.
EsTrSold by DruVgis,s. 75c.
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Kerr and Davis led with four hits each

Kcrrand Davis led with four hits each.
Crotty's second base play was aharp
and quick.
All tho boys got their eyes on the ball
yesterday.
The ladies continue 10 pat,onize the
game in large numbers.
The sun seats were largely patyonized
yesterday. warmth was at premium.
.McDougal will pitch in ,o.day'a game
and Woodward will probably twirl for
Mansfield.
MansGeld's manager is expecting sew
eral new players. Some OF the present
team will drop by tho wayside.
Wheeling ia now in second place, tied
with Akron aud FindIay. Who will
first lay out the Twin City aggregation?
Those fellows who we're 80 loud in
airing their opinion TINT Third Base.
man Regain Is no ball player, havo
hunted their holes. Yesterdays record
finished them: Two runs. two hits, one
put.out, five nssisss and no errors. And
Regan has charley.horso, at that.
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MARTINS FERRY.
liap. and Mistap. In tho Thriving ca
Across the River.

liar. and Misi.aps IN tho Thriving Ger
Across the River.
The STONE ma,ons employed on tho
foundation OF tho high school building
struck yesterday because William
Shcehan failed to pay S. into the union
on Saturday night as promised. II
seems that no was asked to Join the
union and agreed to do this and was to
pny onc-third Of tho initiatory foe on
Saturday night, but for some reason
this was not done, hence strike No. .
yesterday.
John Willard, tho non.union glass.
blower who was attacked on Fourth
streot OH Saturday night and brutully
beaten, is getting along as well q, coul,l
DO expected under tho circumstances.
A report was in circulation yesterday
afternoon to the effect that he was dead,
and number Of the employees at the
Buckeye Knocked of and won't to his
boarding house when thoy heard this.
Thoburn Post No. " desires all
friends aud relatives OF old soldiers who
arc buried in Riverview aud Walnu.
Grove cemeteries to mark their graves
during the coming week with card
and soldiers. name and company, II
possible, and the post will have locust
s.akos driven in 30 they may all DO rec.
ognizcd and properly decorated on
Memorial day.
William NJ. Lupton was asked by the
Cincinnati Enquirer how no stood on
the silver question, and he answered
that he is in favor OF the free coinage
OF silver at the ratio OF 10 TO |. The
Enquirer says that is the way all OF the
other members OF the state committee
stand.
Ihad Troy is playing great ball with
the Now Bedford, Mass, club which
has won seven straights. Troy made
six hits and two baggers in two games.
A trolley party will be given by tho
Glee Club on the Bellaire & Martin's
Ferry electrical railway in honor OF G.
e. Mitchell on Thursday evening.
The farmers and taxpayers will hold
convention at ST. Clairsvillc to-day for
the purpose OF bringing about reforms.
Harry Barrett was fined SIS and costs
and not so and costs and ten days in
Jail as stated IN several papers.
A successful operation was performed
on Mrs. Mamie Wnittac-e at tho City
hospital at Wheeling Yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Robert lIeslop are at
Mason City. W. Va, where the mother
OF the former is dangerously i'll.
Yesterday was the day set for the case
OF Chandler W. Martins Ferry, but it
was dismissed before the trial.
Tho children will DO examined and
confirmed in the German Lutheran
church next Sunday week.
Miss Clara ]. Mitchell, OF Mt. Pleasant,
is at the bedside OF her sister, Mrs. ".
3. Frances.
Yesterday Thomas J. Irwin left for
Cincinnati to attend meeting OF tho
Red Men.
The Colerain we'll is down nearly 300
feet and tho one at Long Run 200 feet.
Work was resumed yesterday at the
Kelly and Yorkville coal works.
George Duncan goes to Columbus to.
day on legal business.
A iour.year.old child OF George Cos.
ney died yesterday.
Several pots will be Sc. at<tho Buck.
eye this week.
John Brannigau went to Steubenvillo
yesterday.
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PnLApELPItA. May l3.-Paine and
Whittcmore literally gave Pennsylvania
the game to-day. Paine gavc nine bases
on balls and mado four wild pitches.
Over 1000 people saw tho performance,
which occupied three hours. For tivo
innings not run was scored. Adams
broke the spoil then with two.baggor,
scoring on fly from HOLSTER. The
score:
University Of Penuao D o 20 $50 gLii
lRtvurd".",..,,,., 100 o y y o I . .
Earned runs. Harvard . Hits, 10 and e Errors.
andS Pitchers, Schoeuhut aud Paine, I'm
piFe, Adams Time, 20 t,.