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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-03-02
BETTER DAY FOR MINERS

Is In sight-oper,tors nnl Carrier, III n
Movement to i:nd tho starvation Wages
md Understanding Plans for Mutual
Interests.
Ngw ToRH, March 1.-The bltuminous
coal producers and carriers viii moot
In this city on Monday to,pcriect plans
Tor tho mutual inseresta OF tho tradc.
A meeting haa already boon hold In
Columbus, and tho meeting hero on
Monday will DO continuation OF that.
Tho movement to secure better prices
for producers and carriors OF bitumin.
Qua coal Is snid to have originated with
tho minorr' national organization, In
demand for M advance in tho price Of
bltuminoui coal that tho miners may
receive an advance In pay, aud an oud
bp put to tho great distress which now
prevails throughout tho bituminous
mining dlS,rlc.s.
They advocate the adoption OF plan
for ono selling agency for nil the pro.
ducers; that this agency shall have tho
power to make al contracts and to
name the price ut which coal shall DO
SOLD; that 1t shall distribute tho sales
among tho producers along the lines OF
the various railroads in proportion to
their average tonnage, rs shown for tho
yenrs 1892 nnd 1898. This would ond
the destructive competition which has
existed in tho trade for tho last five
years. 1t is said, aud which has been
particularly severe during tho last
eighteen months. lt'is claimed that
under this pLn an advance can DO SO.
cured OF from % to so cents ton, and
that sliding scale can DO arranged with
tho minors which will enable them to
participate In the results OF the advance.
1t is also declared that the producers
ami railroads will largely increase their
not income.
Theprincipal roads to be benefited by
this arrangement arc tho Pennsylvania,
Baltimore & Ohio. Hooking Valley,
Wheeling K Lake Erie, Toledo & Ohio
Central, and Cleveland, Lorain {
Wheeling. Considerable progress has
already been made toward pcricctinr
such an organization. Tho producers OF
tho Pittsburgh district and those along
the lines OF the Hooking Valley, tho
Wheeling 4 Lake Erie, tho Toledo &
Ohio Central, and tho Cleveland, Lorain
4 Wheeling are already pledged. Ere.
qucnt meetings arc being held, both in
tue west and in this city.
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The COLUMBIAN CLUB
VIII Build o Modern, up to Dato
Amphithcntro Ncnr whoollng.
GLOVE CONTESTS WILL Be GIVEN
Under tho Auspices OF tho organixa.
tion-h stnkclcss Ring VIII bo
Foatnro-sovcral sites Being Con.
sidered-rhr brownies Defeat Tho
Bowicrs--othcr News IN tho Domain
OF spor.

Wheeling Is TO have M athletic am.
phi.hcatrc "cqualnd by iew and exccllcd
by nome" and doubtless within Its walls
many famous iis;ic bout aud o,hor
athletic exhibition will tako place. II.
will be erected rs soon rs circumstances
will allow, under tho auspices OF tho
Columbian Athletic club. Tho name
this organization has won for inirncss
will do much to make the resort popu.
lar from tho start.
The members OF the enterprlsing club
have been dissatisfied Cor some time
with their crampcd up and nconvcniens
quarters just south OF the city, and vos.
terdNy large and enthusiastic meeting
otthe members was hold to consider
the proposal 10 secure new quarters.
1t was resolved TO erect regular an.
phitheatre, circular in form. and 20 feet
in diameter. The centre will DO occn.
pied By an carthen space for tho ring,
and about II seats will riso on all sides,
giving every spectator M equal chance.
The stakeless ring willbe used. Several
locations are in sight. and committee
OF three was appointed TO select the
most available. II Is the inteution OF
the club TO push things.n
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MARTINS FERRY.
laps anu Mishups In tho Thriving City
Across tho River.

iIaps AMI Mlshups In tho Thriving City
Across tho River.
L. Z. BOYD returned yesterday from
ten days trip in the east. He Gays
many OF tho large shoe factories report
business dull, but look for an improve
ment. Most OF the factories making
low-prced goods are busy, while those
making fine goods arc not having much
business. lie attributes tho dullncss TO
the times, tho scarcity Of hides and the
advance in leather, and this is due
largely 10 the leather trust lilo Gays
about all OF the factories arc working
only on orders and all OF the goods he
bought are &c. to DO manufactured, ex-
cept what ho bought in job lots. Ho
noticed fcwer goods offered In job lots
than formerly aud says dealers are buy
Ing cautiously.
Stone ia arriving for tho foundation
for the Laugh,in tin plate works. 1t
comes from the quarry Of John Boehm,
on the Avondalo farm, and about 1000
perches will be required. This is some.
thing like three times as much as will
be, used iu the High School building.
Yesterday during tho absence OF City
Solicitor Shreve some one left against
his office door tho ledger OF the cemc.
terry trustees, containing the record OF
transactions up to the time Mathew
Jones took hold. and this may aid in
the work OF auditing the accounts.
Last night Mr.. and Mrs. William
Sanders entertained party OF friends
at their residence IN Broadway. Miss
Bess Brady entertained the Glee Club,
Miss Ella lnslebright the Thimblo Bee
Club, Miss Della Burt ten couples. and
Miss Sue Ditmar eight couples.
Hidden in sheep house oil the
Rosenthal farm near Fnirview were
found several good watches and some
jewelry supposed to have been secre.ed
by burglars.
At $50 tomorrow afternoon Rev.
Mr.. Coleman, OF Bcllairc, will preach at
the Baptist church to the colored Odd
Fellows.
William Knapp. who is recovering
from the grip attempted to end his lie
by cutting his throat at his homo at
AdcEa.
Mrs. L. J. Robinson, who has been
sick. is much better She is at the resi-
dcnce OF her son. S. G. Robinson.
". G. Mitchell was summoned to 81.
CIairsviIle yesterday by the serious i'll.
mesa Of Major ". S. kennnn.
The Prohibitionists will meet on
Tuesday night to nominate candidates
for the different offices.
The West Virginia Glass Works may
shu. down to-day. Trade is not nearly
so good as it wns.
Samuel Morgan. Of Pearl street. was
shot through the head while fooliug
with 4 revolver.
Yesterday afternoon roll was broken
in mill No. 7 in the 4Etna.Staudard.
Miss Anna Mckim came home from
Pittsburgh last'cvoning.
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A JURIST TESTIRIES.
Unlmpslchablo Evidence From Q
Brooklyn ONlslal.
Munyon Relieved Him, Cured Him Of
Ilhoumnti,ni In n Few Hours.

Judge Nuo, whose popularity In Brook.
Ign was demonstrated by tho immense
maioritics by which he was elected, and
gentleman OF Improbable character,
IN speaking OF Prof. Munyon, says: II
consider Munyon's Rheumatism Cure
tho bes. In tho world. When | began
to usc hls remedy was unable to walk
without tho aid Of crutchos at times
this had boon going on for nino years.
and tho day before | began using 1t l
could not got UP the stops 10 tho Court
room. After taking tow doscs ! was
Immediately relieved, and In thrco days
| was completely cured"
Munyon's Rheumatism euro Is guar
nntcod to euro rheumatism In any part
OF tho body. Acute or muscular rheu.
ma,ism cured In from ono to five days.
1t never fails to euro sharp, shooting
pains In tho arms, legs, siJos. back or
breast, or soreness In any part Of tho
body in from ono to three hours. 1t 10
guaranteed to promptly cure lameness,
still aud swollen joints. stiE back, and
all pains In the hips aud loins. Chronic
rheumatism, scintica. lumbugo or pain
in tho back are speedily cured.
Munyon's llomnopa.hlc Home Rem.
edy Company. OF Philadelphia, put up
specifics for nearly every disease, which
are sold BY all drugciais, mostly for rs
cents n bottle.
Those who arc in doubt as to the M.
ture Of their disease should address Pro.
lessor Munyoa, 1905 Arch Gtree,, Phila-
delphia, giving full symphonic OF their
disease. Professor Munyon will caro-
fully diagnose the case aud give you
tho benelt OF his advice absolutely free
OF all charge. Tho Remedies will be
sent to any address on receipt OF retail
n,in,
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FIRST EATTLI;
Between Spanish Troops and tho Insur-
gcntr-Hcvalu Movements.

between Spanish Troops aud tho Insur-
gcntr-lievulutlonary Movements.
ST. Louis, No.. March Especial tel
ecrams received hero from Havana say
that the report has reached there that
the insurgents have defeated force OF
5000 Spanish. but no details arc given.
1t is reported that Mincento Garcia, q
brother OF Manuel Garcia, was also
killed in the engagement near Aguacalo.
Another battalion OF government
troops lef. Havana for the east.
Many encounters are reported in
Matanzas.
At least 1000 trained men have left
Havana in the last sixty days. They
went few n. time. go rs to disa,m
suspicion. Several former Cuban chief.
tains were among them. The insurgent
band led by Marrero. near Jagucy-
Graude, in the province OF Matanzas,
has been dispersed By regular troops
aud some OF its members arrested.
Irregular troops overlook tho Guam
tanamo insurgents last evening, and
opened fire upon them. Tho insurgents
stood their ground, but the result OF the
fight is not known.
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Chnppcicnr's Bronchini.
tho best cough euro. Try it.
BESWOOD,
Tie Usual Roster of, AccIdcuts-Gossip OF
NIL Sorts

The Usual Roster of Accidcuts-Gossip OF
The pudding department OF tho Bon.
wood mill is idle on account OF repair
ing tho suueezera. They will go on
again Monday morning.
Charles Grim, tho engineer at the
Riverside tube works, had his foot
caught in some OF tho machinery and
badly crushed.
Zoo Billig. u Hungarian nj the Upper
mill, had two fingers badly mashed.
DR.. Mcdonald rendered surgical rs.
sislancc.
Tho Ben wood city council granted tho
Baltimore & Ohio company M ordin.
ance to lay side track on Forty-eighth
street.
Tho Ladies' Aid Society will give n
suppor in tho basement Of tho NJ. L.
church soon.
Robert Curry had his hand badly
hurt ut tho Riverside steel works Thurs.
day evening.
A well known tubo worker will soon
we'd one OF WEDDINGS charming bollcs,
They have organized Young Poo
pics Society at tho Lutheran church.
Francis Bargcr, Of Greene county, il
visiting J. p. Bargcr, on Main street.
DR.. Douglass. OF Sh0rrard, was In
town, calling on friends yesterday.
q. W. Cain, of Powhatun. is tho new
agent Mt tho Ohio River station.
jesse Barton 10 confined to his room
with m attack OF grip.
George Hall has gono to Brilliant to
spend Sunday.
Two of MIR, J. Mossor's children have
scarlet fovor.
W. NJ. Chalk had his hand badly hurt
this week.
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BHOWNIEs WIN TWO.
Tho BOwicrs Lose u Close Game and Ono
That was NOT Close.
WHEELING LEAGUE

Last night The BOWERS and The
Brownies played their last games in the
second series O. the Wheeling Bowling
League, and the ox.champions took two
victories. the first game being won on
close score, while in the second The
Bowlcrs were beaten badly. In tho
first game The Brownies took fine
lead at the start, but The Bowlers were
close up in the third and hung on
throughout, but were unable to lead in
any frame. In the eighth they were
but seven in the rear. The score fol.
lows:
The Brownies-lIorvey 13j. McLu.e
$50, Dahirden l6l. Kuglen 1875, Ewing
Ia, Blind l46; total Si7. .w
The Bowlers-Lair1 l3S, Fl. Ebeling
Ill. c. Ebe!iag us. Whitaker 1875,
Speidel los. Sta,ler l4g; total S3l.
Brownies ...gi l7s &c, $40 4lG co. 90 $50 ~ SI5
BowIcrs......5! rs 2is 81 100 iIij7O 675 715 sjl
The second game was uninteresting
after the fourth frame. The Brownies
secured such heavy lead that their OPP
ponents were lost in tho shuttle. The
score:
The Brownes-IIervey lG0. McLure
i45, Dahinden 145, Kuslen IA, Ewing
l0l, Blind l39; total S3i.
The Bowlcrs-Laird lI9, II. Ebeling
$50, c. EbelIng l39. Whitaker ll3. Spell
del Ill. Statles lag; total 75S.
Brownics-..o. I63 252 IS 20 i1l SOL Col ~ sli
Bow!ers....-1S lt9 20 ST. 5s ISL 5i3 G!5 GS2 7js
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MOUSDSvIILE.
a MISCELLANEOUS Melnn:o o, Minor Mat.

a Miscellaneous Mrinu:o OF Minor Mat.
tiers from Mnrshalrs Metropolis.
The Industrial Savings and Loan
Company held Il Stockholders meeting
yesterday afternoon and elected the fol-
lowing board OF directors: Herman
Hess, Robert Rodocker, S. J. Cats, 4.
J. Jones. William McConkey. it,, and D.
wa Roserson. The board convened i'm
mediately after and elected the follow.
ing officers: President, Herman Hess,
vice president, Robert Rodockor, secre.
tary and treasurer. James A. Sigaioose,
attorney. J. Howard Holt, and an ap-
praising committee.
A number Of people went from here
yesterday on the special train on the
Ohio River railroad to Parkcrlburg to
attend the funeral OF George ". Thomp.
son. Among them were Mrs. Emily
Gallaher, Mra. Jane Lockwood, j.. ".
Gallaher, L. L. McCuskey. ". L. Purdy
and number oil Masons.
Marshal Rodockor and Policeman
Charlton were called to tho Ohio River
railroad depot yesterday afternoon TO
start couple OF buns out OF town, who
had been lettering around there for n
couple OF days. They promptly needed
the oliiccra' request and left.
Miss Ada Sncider, whose serious con.
dition was mentioned in tho ISTELLI-
GESCEE on Thursday, died yesterday af-
ternoon about $3.50 o'clock. She was IS
wears old and brother OF Mr.. Will
Spni,lor tbn ,oll l.pnwp ob;ppiup ri -
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Yesterday. Manager George Peabody,
OF George W. Johnson's Sons cycle dc.
par,ment. "Chief Hustler Lester Dill.
lon and force OF attaches were busy
getting ready for their first bicycle
opening. which takes place at their
place OF business, 1910 Main street, this
morning. afternoon and evening, be-
tween the hours OF 0 n. NJ. and 10 p. IN.
Their line OF wheels. twenty different
models. will be placed on exhibition on
the frat floor. and no doubt Wheeling's
Cycling Thousand" will be largely in
evidence at Johnsop's to-day.
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A WESTERN I,EPUBLIC.

4 Californian rropOsrs tho Peaceful Sc
Its I:cnsons.
SAS FRASCrsco, March david B.
James has posted the following procla.
nation in front OF his shop on Market
street, the piacurd having conspcu-
Gus rcd letter heading:
"ClTI2ESs-KEAD Tuis!"
g Eastern manufactures nrc starving
your industrial classes and bunkrupting
our business. Tho crisis cannot DO
kept up much longer. Our relief Is IN n
Pacific republic. Wo tax Certain for
cgu goods. Why not protect ourselves
agGinat tho cast?
tSigncd.i DAVID i. JAMES"
AIR. JNInos Gays he loves hin country,
bn. ho believes in tho peaceful secession
OF the west mud tho establishment OF
republic with ito own cabinet and pros
ident. He is u California pioneer. lie
said: "Wc have no chnncc hero with
out We establish separate republic and
tax tho east. 1t can DO done without
tho firing OF gun and it will mean
prosperity TO tho magBrg. We can pro.
ducc everything wO need right hero,
and the stnros wost Of tho Rocky noun.
tnins ought 10 BIO centcrod into ono vast
empire.
1--WE do no. want tho cnst,to intorforo
with lis or legislntc for ia. because our
interest8 nro widely different. 1hOy do
not undciDtand our Chinese or Jap.
ancsc problems, nor do thcy understand
many other questiona peculiar to us.
"Wo tako ont 100000 Of bullion an.
nually; We produce everything needed
In the ontirc range Of human cousump.
,ion, and II wo can only escape from tito
eastern importntlons which arc favored
by tho railroads wc will have pros
porous limos aud work for nil our idle
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New ORLEANS, March l.-scventy-
first day Crescent City Jockey Clubs
winter meeting. Weather rainy. track.
heavy. Results:
First, six furlongs--Marrits won !;
Reading second: Ben Wilson third !;
time, l:l0i. Second. Eve and half fur
longa-iii Henry won; &. Z. Cox sec-
ond; Gee Whiz third; time, l:l3!.
Third, milc--Forence 7. won; Seal
diver gecond; Tarrock third; time l:4SI.
Fourth, handicap, six iurloncs- -Aloloch
won: Misa Lilly second; Hibarnia Queen
third: time, leo. Fifth. five iurlongs
Julia Arthur won; Hollywood second /;
DR.. Reed third time, 1:OGt.
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people, rs we'll as for those unborn. Our
only connection with tho cast need DO
In case Of war. Wccould havo offensive
and defensive treaties aud thefo would
never DO any trouble botwcon tho two
sections. 1t would still'bc America and
Freedom"
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Agony IS Nearly over.

Only four games are yet to BIO played to
complete the second seres OF tho Wheel.
ing Bowling Leagues season. Two will
take place thiz evening on the Seibert
alleys between tho Pen and Pencir and
Providcnt teams, and the other two will
be played early next week between
Provider: aud The Bowlors-pos,.
poned games. The first division clubs
will finish in this manner: Namcless,
Lotus, Tho Brownies. LaBe!le, Columb ia.
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Notice..

want ovory man and woman In tho
United States Interested in the Opium
and Whisky habits to havo ono Of my
book. on thoso diseases. Address B. N.
WooIhEY, Atlanta. Ga, Box $50. and ono
will DO sent you free. s4wy
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BlsLLaItti.
AllSorts OF Local Naws aud Gossip from
tho Glass CITY.


tho Glass CITY.
Tho anti.saloon movement hore start.
cd by II. II. Russell, OF Columbus, 70.
suited in tho appointment OF an exocu.
tive committee OF thirty citizens, tnkon
from the various church memberships.
and the committee organized by elect.
Ing John Dubois president; DR.. ]. S.
McClelland. vice president; Thomas
Ault, second vice presidont; ID. Walker,
secretary, aud Mira. T. a. Rodeier, treas.
urer. The ministers Of the city arc TO
constitute an agitation committee.
Tho Belmont County Medical Society
will meet at tho Windsor :ho.el here
next Tuesday. The programme lie as
follows: yaledic;ory address By retir-
ing president; inaugural address, by
president-elect; paper, Gold Baths in
Treatment OF Scarlet Fever" Dr.. J. S.
McClelland; paper, Typhoid Fever"
Dr.. A: II. Korncll; paper, Typhoid
Fever" Dr.. J. NJ. B!ackford.
There are three candidates for the
school board from the Fifth ward an-
nounced and II. W. Burrows from tho
First ward. There are only two mem.
bers to nominate, and the three in the
Fifth should pool their Issues.
Thoro has boon no metal from tho
new blast furnace at tho steel works yet,
nor is there likely to BIO next week.
Many things turned up at the new struc-
ture after they thought they were ready
10 start.
The funeral OF Adolph Becker, who
served in company H., Sixth West Vir-
Ginia Infantry during the war, will take
place from his latc residence Sunday
afternoon at o'clock.
Wood was received here yesterday
that Miss Allio Baron, the nineteen
ycar.old daughter Of A. L. Baron, had
died suddenly OF pneumonia at their
home in Tiiiin.
NJ. Lit and J. W, Liller are candidates
for township treasurer, and it is said
Pope" Lowman, who has just moved
to West Wheeling, will also try for it.
Mayor Dubois disposed OF several
plain DRINKS yesterday. One barber
put UP about dozen razors as security
ior his fine.
N. L. Johnson, Sam Simmons, Fred
Eberlc and Harry Oliver aro all candi-
dates for assessor.
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beware of OInimrnts for Cn,arrh That
Contain Mercury,
as mercury will surely destroy the
sense OF smell and completely derange
the whole system when entering it
through the mucous surfaces. Such mr.
ticlos should never be used except on
prescriptions from reputable physicians,
as the damage they will do is ten fold
to the good you can possible derive IRON
them. Halls Catarrh Cure, manuiac-
turcd by -. Cheney X Co.. Toledo, O.,
contains no mercury, and is taken in-
tcrnally, acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces OF the system. In
buying HALLS Catarrh Cure be sure you
get the genuine. 1t is taken internally.
aud made in Toledo. Ohio, by I. j.
Cheney & Co. Testimonials free.
nay Sold BY Druggists, price 75c per
bottle.
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10 purify, vitalizc and enrich the
blood, and give ncrvo, bodily and digcs.
tive strength, take IIood'a Sarsapnrilla.
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well, Jane. havo You found tho roso
for nv hair YETI" "fos, madam. but
now ! can not find tho halr."-Lifc.
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Upholstery Department.

Here have made special preparation extensive business
and would be pleased to show goods to everybody who will IA
vo US with CALL whether they buy Of not Purchasing will
not be insisted upon Our lines Of Satin Face and Wool Tapes
tries Broateles Spun Silks Satin Do Russo Gmps Cords
Window Shades and Fixtures Draperies by yard together
with immense stock Lace Curtains embracing Renaissance
Tambour, Irish Point, Brussels Saxonies, Nottingham etc,
offer inducements buyers Hair Cloth and MOreeu Skirts
Point Lack HandkerchieS just received
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NEW SPRING AND SUMNER.
Dress Goods,
Lace Curtains,
Cambria Underwear,
Upholstery Fabrics, etc,
ALL FRESH And NEW.

We beg to call attention to the ideas in Dress
Fabrics that have secured for Spring and Summer bust
ness the LOW PRICES compared with former seasons One
of the newest Silk Fabrics that have appeared eastern mar.
es this spring AFFETA PELLSSE, for dresses waists
PELIISSE GRENADINE, SHADOW GAUZE and ESCUREAL
GRENAD1NE also high novelties for dresses We
recommend with great confidence CREPONS black change
able effects for skirts and dresses Our stock of goods
with the arrivals of to-day, will be complete and full of interest
to admirers Of beautiful goods
We open also this morning FANCY SCOTCH CHEYI0TS,
COLE SUITINGS and ETTAMINE together with large lines
WASH SILKS and COTTON FABRICS atsurpisingy owpces
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ReadY-Made Dresses and SkirtS!.

Not Worhs but just handsome and half the price, Our
line exceptionally attractive, and take pleasure in showing
them, whether purchase contemplated not These fine
Ready Made Dresses will not be exposed show Windows
will our high novelties in Dress Goods
We announce to the ladies' the arrival of stock Of
CAMBRIA AND MUSLIN UNDERWEAR, which in quality
and workmanship cannot be surpassed
WHITE GOODS, EMBR0IDERIES AND LACES. These
departments repete with the best and the newest
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GhiidrentG ryfor
Pitchers CastoEIa.

a.. !.