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The San Francisco call. [volume] (San Francisco [Calif.]) 1895-1913, 1895-07-11
Palma Mnu BE Chn..,,

NEW YORK, N. Y, July 1o.-Great
secrecy surrounds the proceedings at the
headquarters of the Cuban revolutionary
party in this city to-day. 1t was given out
resenting the clubs of Cuban patriots
throughout the United States, were in the
city and would proceed to-day with the
election of new President of the Cuban
republic to succeed the late Jose Marti. II
is probable that Senor Thomas Estrada
Palma will be selected.
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CaHfornians In Ne,p York.

NEW YORK, N. Y, July 10.-These
Californians registered at hotels to-day:
H. J. Maxwell of San Francisco, at the
Gilsey; H. E. Hughes of San Francisco
and A. Henderson of California, at the
Grand Union, and ]. Newman Of San
Francisco, at the Astor.
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FELL ERoM 4 PEE.
Sfr People Venture Upon Stringer and
Are DrOscued

NEW YORK, N. Y, July 10.-Six per.
sons were drowned here tonight. While
three men and two women whose names
are as yet unknown were taking an airing
OH the string piece of pier No. 81, East
River, they lost their balance and fell into
the river. Two of the men sank to the
bottom at once. Michael O'Neil, in trying
to rescue the two women and the other
man, was pulled to the bottom and all
were drowned.
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Seth Richnrds, Health.

OTTUMWA, Iowa, July 10.-Seth Rich
ards, who died in Oakland, CAL, yesterday,
was Iowa's wealthiest landowner. His
wealth is estimated at So, 100000
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TORTURED FOR YEARS.
AFlremun's Battle with Rhouma-
tlsm.
How Ito Conquered tho Disease Aftor
Years OF Misery.

Henry Wagner. assistant onsinoor Ut
Fro Station No. 8, Cleveland, Ohio.
says: FOR tho past nino years l hayc
had rheumatism ut intervals aud auf.
iorcd greatly. would DO oil duty from
ton days to two weeks each timo, aud
although tried many different 40.
called remedies. could not obtain my
rolief. When first hoard Of tho 70.
markablo cures Munyon's rheumatism
Remedy wa, making ! was worry akopti.
cal, but just about then | had worry
bad attack and concluded to give them
a trial. Tho frat bottle relieved mo
very much, and by tho tmo | had ,akon
tho second bottle | was completely
cured. lhavo not Ind rheumatic pain
slncc, although | have boon wet many
times. Now uso Munyon's Remedies
In my home and lind them most excel.
cnt." E.aE l. wr.
Munyon's rheumatism euro Ia guar.
anteed to cure rheumatism In any part
OF tho body. Acute or muscular rhcu.
mati,m Is cured In from ono to 1--WE days.
1t never fails to cure sharp, shooting
pains In tho arms, logs, sides, back or
breast. or soreness In any part OF tho
body In from ono TO three hours. 1t 10
guaranteed to promptly cure ,lamencss,
stiif and swollen joints. stiff back and
all pains in tho hip, aud loius. Chronic
rheumatism, sciatica. lnmhago or pain
In the back are speedily cured.
Munyon's homeopathic Homo Rom.
cdy. Company, Of Philadelphia, put up
specifies for nearly every disease, which
arc sold by all druggists, mop.ly for %
cents Il bottle.
Those who arc in doubt as to tho na.
turo OF their disease should address
Professor Munyou, 1905 Arch street,
Philadelphia. giving full symptoms OF
their disease. Professor Munyon will
carefully diagnose the case and give
YOU the benefit OF his advice absolutely
free OF all charge. Tho Remedies will
be sent to sny address on receipt OF 70.
tail price.
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WALL PAPER at lowest prices.
JOSEPH GRAVES Sons,
20 Twelfth Street. ,
Popular Excursion to Washington, Thurs
- lnf, Aprll 1S.

Popular Excursion to Washington, Thurs.
day, April is.
The last OF the series OF popular OK.
cursions from this section to the Ma.
tional Capital via Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad, is announced
for Thursday. April 18th, when
the same train arrangements and
low rates that were in effect on the pre-.
vlous excursions will prevail. Those
who have not taken advantage OF the
previous excursions should not fail to
embrace this opportunity to see the
National Capital. Tho severe weather
OF tho past winter ia over aud tho gen.
ial warmth of'early spring will mako
travelling more comfortable. The pub.
lie buildings. museums, artgalleries and
institutions. will all be open for free in.
spsction and delightful side trips can
be madcto points OF interest near by
Baltimore, Annapolis. Mt. Vernon and
Richmond, arc all within easy roach OF
tho Nationa! Capital. Visitors guide
to Washington, issued by tho Baltimore
Il Ohio Railroad Company, giving syn.
opsis OF the public buildings aud ut.
traction ut tho Capital and details OF the
excursion, train schedules, rates, etc,
eau be had by applying to any Bal,i.
moro & Ohio agent.
Trains loave Wheeling 5:O5 a. m. md
5:45 p. m. Parlor car on morning train
from Pittsburgh aud sleeping car on
tho night train. Tickets $40 for tho
round "trip.
CorrcspOndingly low ratoa from other
stations.
Tickets will be good ton days. and will
be valid for passage from Washington
to baltimore At my time within tho
life OF tho ticket.
For Pullman car accommodations and
guide topoints OF interest In Washing.
ton, address nearest Baltimore & Ohio
agent. TIL
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MARTINS FERRY.
inps and Mlshaps In tho Thriving City
Across tho River.

inps aud ilshaps In tho Thriving City
. Across tho River.
Tho parade OF the Oricutals last nigh.
was n great success, considering the
weather. About $50 uniformed mon
were in line headed by tho G. A. r.
band. They marched over the priuci-
pal streets. burned red FIRE aud pro.
scented very picturesque appearance.
Scarcely any two oil tho costumes were
alike. Nearly all were ludicrous.
Many OF the men wore dresses, others
mother llubbards and some carried
umbrellas. Most OF those In line wore
false faces. Several represented clowns
and number carried carpet sncks, aud
one OF the women voters had her
baby" with her. Several hundred
boys followed tho parade. Tho side.
walk. were crowded and all enjoyed tho
parade. Some Of the citizens burned
red fire.
Tho banquet at tho Maennerchor hall
was big affair and thoroughly enjoyed
by the many Orientals present. The hall
was crowded and those who stayed
away missed rare treat. Both the
parade and the banque. surpassed all
former ones in this neighborhood.
Las. night the Christian Endcayor
Society OF the Presbyterian church
elected these officers: President, Ed.
ward S. McGlenn; vice president,
Robert Hicks; secretary, Miss Ida
l1oyle; treasurer. George ". Reece.
Yesterday Clyde Burson had the ends
OF four fingers mashed while working
at the polishing rolls on one Of tho tin
mills at the IEtna.Ssandard. Homer
Moore met with similar accident on
Saturday.
A worry largo number OF friends and
acquaiutances attended the funeral OF
the lato William Hogan from St. Mary's
church yesterday. The in,erment was
at Rose Hill, at 6ellairc.
A number OF young ladies assembled
at Fourth street residence last night
to 20 out to Truxel's to see his night
blooming cereus. |. waa an April fool.
aliss Minnie Buchanon will entertain
the Pierian Club this evening at her
home on South Fourth street.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Dorm loft yes.
terday for England to spend three
months.
The board OF health will meet a. $50
this evening.
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MOUSDSVILLE.
a MiscolinnoouS Moinnge of Minor Mat.
tors from Afar.l,ntrs Metropolis.

a MiscolinnoouS aIoinngo of Minor Mat.
tors from iarshnlrs Metropolis.
Alexander Caro.hers, m old rcsiden,
OF this city, is very i'll. lie has now ar
rived ut the ripe ncc OF ninotv.onc
yenrs. Yesterday he was able to walk
some around his room.
1t is reported tina. the well being
drilled on the Cyrus Hiscs place on
Fish creek was drilled into tho sand
yesterday, but the result was dry hole.
Sunday. was tho second quarterly mis-.
aionary day in tho NJ. Z. Sunday school.
Tho attendance was sos, and the collec.
ton amounted to sos G..
In spite OF the disagreoable weather
yesterday numbertof familica vacated
their old quarters and took up their
abode in now ones.
Morris Rulouy. OF Silver Hill, was
here over Sunday, on his way TO
Charleston as delegate TO the state G.
A. r. encampmont.
Frank Sigafouac has resigned his pc.
sition with !. G. Roberts ind accepted
one with ]. W. Gallaher.
Walter Evanu returned to Now
Athons, O., yesterday TO rc,pmo his
studies.
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SUBURBAN LEAGUE,
Tho Third Bowling League Win
Organize for Summer Season.
EIGHT CLUBS IRE NOW ENROLLED
And Many OF tho Ciiy's Brst Players
AFRO "Sisncd"--'rho Season VIII
Probably Start Frlday Evening.
scanlon aud Kenny niny Box Before
y tho Metropolitan = Last Nights
Bowllng-.Othor Sows orsport.

Matters In connection with tho Sub.
urban Bowling League aro now assum.
ing definite shape and eight clubs have
been enrolled with aome OF tho best
players OF tho other two organizations
on tho list. Secretary Cassell Is now
working on tho schedule, which will DO
ready in n day or two. Players whose
names have been reported to tho secrc.
tary arc as follows: e
Calumets--M. Lang. Charles Game.
ron. Ed. 'rrnschcl, A. Wo!ty, Q. Rohrlc,
II. Bierly, i. Miller, Z. Lang, o. V. Por.
ter, NJ. Murphy.
Staudards-Joscph Rhees, Guy +.
Scott, Harry Whitaker. Charles Lamb,
Broso List, John Riheldatler. Dan Bow
lin.
Trilbys-Charles W. 1Ialler, DR.. ]. G.
Walden. ". II. Fair, Irwin Wood, l..
Duga.
Lo,us-I- lIallor, +. T. Hall. Charlca
Hamilton, Charles Weisc. ". I. Sailor,
i Walter WORKS.
Coumbia-Chas. seibert, Otto Weis.
gerber, Jos. W oisgcrber, Andy BISHOP.
Charles ,Amick, Will Boadwing.
Bohemians--W. II. Cassell. James
Day, viii Day, Walter Bloomfield, viii
Wells. Will Stevenson, Joseph Borand.
Carroll--M. J. O'Neill, Gus Weitzel,
ZOO Weitzel, John welty, Frank Caren.
bauer, Frank Kuglen, George Nc.
Gowau. John Howard, George Mash.
ison.
Bcabouts-Alex Turner, Dick Miller,
captain; Joseph Dillworth, Charles Pat.
ten, Edward Long. William Nau: sub
ssitutes, George Nau, John Winter
hotter.
Tho board of manager, OF tho league
is composed OF the following: Deabous
club, Alex Turner; Calumet. Max Lang;
Bohemiaus, ". II. CasselI; Lotus. +. =.
Hall; Standards, Joseph l. Rhees;
Trilbys. Dr.. ]. G. Walden; Carroll Club,
N. j. O'Ncill.
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BItI,I,AIItE
ditSortsof Local Sows aud Gossip from
- tho CIu,a CITY.

hitSurtS OF Locni Sows nnd 0o,slp from
tho Glass city.
JNck Workman had HE right arm
crushed between tho bumpers OF coke
cars At tho blast furnace yesterday. Ilo
was uhovoling coke and when tho cara
woro shifted, rs n matter OF accomnoda.
ton to tho trainmen, no undertook to
null tho coupling pin for them. whom ho
got, bis arm caught bOtwcon the elbow
aud shoulder, mnshlng 1t badly.
John II. Schulting. OF this city, was
one Of tho candidates for United Statos
district marshal, tho place filled by tho
Presidcnta appointment Of Samuel y.
Dodge. OF Cleveland, last Saturday. Only
u icw Bcllaro people know Of II until
tho names Of all tho applicants worc
printed. III Hn .,l q,
Tho first woman,to vote In tho Fifth
ward was Mrs. Minerva Morrill, In pre-.
cnct u. Fourth ward, Mrs. Anna NJ.
Fitton; precinct A, Mrs. Narcissa Dixon !;
In tho Third ward. Mrs. Spot GrcGn; In
tho Second ward. Mrs. NJ. A. O'Mallcy;
IN tho First ward, Mrs. Stella Holman,
A drunken fellow iusulted man on
tho corner Of Guernsey and Thirty.thlrd
streets Sunday evening aud tho man
gave tho follow severe trouncng, but
ego witnesses say not moro than no dc.
served. la.
Clarence Mckelvey, son OF Hon. A.
I. Mckclsey, began an engagement
with Minneapolis firm yesterday. IIc
left last week for that city.
Rev. W. II. Rider, DID,. Of Akron,
will lecture in tho First Presbyterian
church this evening in tho interest OF
tho Anti.saloon League.
Charles Burkhardt left yesterday for
l.orain. whore no secured place In
Tom job nson's big steel plant. IIu was
q steel worker here.
John White. who is attending Beth.
any college, spent Sunday with the
family OF his father, Roy. II. G. White.
Mrs. Isabella Shields, un aunt OF Prof..
d. W. Shields, died q, her homo at
Noa's Siding and wa, buried Inst week.
T. 6. Harper and a. Tonne came
home Saturday and remained TO vote,
then returning to their business.
The official result. OF tho city election
Will DO determined by tho mayor and.
city clcrk to-day.
The Kings Daughters held an inter.
esting meeting ut the homo OF Mrs. Il.
Metz last night,
Miss Mahala Hoffman was married.
last week to Walter Taneyhill. Of Pom.
sylvania.
Homer Williams, OF tho Frooport
Press, Is now engaged on the Herald
hcre.
lsov. r. G. White is conducting a
sories Of meetings ut Cameron, W. Va.
Charlie Mertz, oil SteubonviIle, ia Wis.
Ting friends here.
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"fank" Kenny, tho Detroit boxer, who
formerly lived aud is we'll known In
Wheeling, |asking him to agroo to a
meeting between tho two In tho Fulton
aroma Of tho Metropolitan. sranloni
will no. acroo TO n bout until Ito knows
how much Of side.bet tho Kenny mon
nrc willing to put up on tho result OF
tho 60. This contest, II IL can DO
secured by tho Metropolitan people,
would DO tho host drawing event thoy
havo yet Ind. Kenny formerly worked
In tho iron mills huro and haa many
locol admirers who believe no can bcst
the conuuoror OF NiklrLs
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We offer One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can.
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & Co, Props, Toledo, o.
We the undersigned have known +.
J. Cheney for the last fifteen years. and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transaction and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm. WEST & TRuAx.
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
WALDISG, ktNNAS < MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo, o.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken internal.
ly. acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces Of the system. Price
IS cents per bottle. Sold by all Drug.
gists. Testimonials free.
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WALL PAPER Mt lowest prices.
JosErII GRAVES Sons,
&c Twelfth Street.


This remedy is becoming 90 vol.
known and 80 popular us TO Mood nc
special mention. All who lavo used
Electric Bittcrs sing tho same song OF
praise. A purcr medicine docs not exist,
and it Is guaranteed TO do MI that Is
claimed. Electric Bittcrs will cure all
diseases OF the Liver and Kidneys, will
remove rimplcs, Boils, Salt Rhcum and
other affections caused by impure blood.
Will drive Malaria from tho system and
prevent ns well NJ euro NIL Nlalarial 10.
vcra. For euro OF Headache, Constipa.
ton and lndigcstion'try Electric Bitters.
Entire satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded. Price 50 ccnta and 81 pcr
bottle, u, Logan Drug Co. . Drug Store, s
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0un Better halves say thoy could not
keep house without Chamborlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t IL used in moro
than half tho homes in Leeds. SINS
Bros, Leeds. Iowa. This shows tho
osteem in which that remedy Is hold
whore it has been sold for years aud ia
well known. Mothers have learned
that there ia nothing 80 good Tor colds,
Group and whooping cough, that ii
cures those ailments quickly and per.
manently. and that it ia pleasant md
safe for children to .ako.
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The best rnlvc in tho world for cuts.
bruises, sorea, ulcers, salt rhoum, foyer
sores, tcttar, chapped hands. chilblains,
corna, and all skin eruptions, and posi-
lively curos pilol, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect sntistac.
ton or money refunded. Price 25
centa pcr box, For sale by Logan Drug
Company. ~
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AHnoS, March 3l.--Managor George
Rhnc, Of tho Akron Interstate lcnguo
ball .oam, has secured the Buchtol col.
logo grounds. undoubtedly tho best In
or near this city. lilo ia now on trip
through the south aud cast In search OF
players. Charles llazon, n we'll known
local player, has signed with Fort
Wayne OF tho Indiana. Illinois League.
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NALL PAPER at lowest prices.
JosEpM GRAVES Sons,
90 Twelfth Street.

SICK headache. constipation aud indi.
postion arc quickly cured by Do Wits
Little Early liiscrs, tho famous little
pills. Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, W,
Va, B. I. Peabody, Benwood, and Bowie
& Co., Bridgeport, o.
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"Cl.EopArKA" COMING.

Great Production Of tho rlay by Lillian
Luwls.
Charlie, i. lIauiord, who made such
a success rs Mare .ln,hopy with Booth
aud Barrett, plays tho same character
in the production OF CLEOPATRA"
which Miss Lillian Lewis will present
at tho Opera House. OIL Friday, April 5.
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Do surc aud uao that old and well.tricd
remedy, Mus. WiSsLow's SoornlSG SYRUP
for children tecthing. 1t soothos tho
child, softona tho gums, nllays NIL pain,
curos wind collie and is tho best reno.
dy for diarrhGa. Twenty-Five con,s n
bottle. Mwrtw
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An Umpire Appointed,

John +. Koe.c, OF Pittsburgh, has
been appointed on tho umpire stail OF
tho Interstate league by President Xoig.
lcr. koefo has boon umpiring satisiac.
torily In this section since 1891. lio
knows tho rules thoroughly and Is an
honest man.
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The marks last night at G o'clock
showed 10 feet incne, and about sta.
.ionary. A slight rise is expected from
the raips OF tho last few days.



Although the subject OF ship canal
between Pittsburgh aud Cleveland is
being pushed with viSor by the manu-.
featuring interests OF Pittsburgh, the
manufacturers OF Cleveland are not
enthusiastic over the sche,ne, and after
most careful Investigation tho special
committee of the Chamber OF Com.
rnerce appointed to make an inquiry
into the mater has refused to approve
tho project. The report did not strong.
ly condemn tho plan, but did no, con-
slider Il rs OF particular value to the
city.
Tho most favorable route for the
canal would make i. $50 miles long with
75o feet OF lockage. At the rate OF cost
Of tho locks on tho Sault Ste. Marie tho
50 locks required would cost SOS, 600. 900,
which is more than tho Pittsburgh
promotcra OF the plan expec: to pay for
the whole canal. Tho committee con.
cludod that $50.000,0O0 is the Toast sum
for which tho canal could possibly be
built with tho Dimensions proposed.
Tho strongest objection 10 tho plan is
tho timo that would DO consumed In
,lockage. It was estimated that for 80
locks this time would DO 80 great as to
mako such n means Of transportation OF
doubtful utility.
Tho committee was made up OF men
thoroughly familiar with all tho cond.
tions Of lake navigation, and thor un.
favorable decision gives tho project an.
other discouragemont.-Railrodd Gazette.
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OuR patrons will find DO Vita Little
Early Riscra II safe and reliable remedy
for constipation. dyspepsia and liver
Logan Drug Co.. Wheel.
Ing. ". Va, y. +. Peabody, Benwood,
aud Bowio Il Co., Bridgeport, D.
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PoRrsNovrn. vM-PhiIalolphia II;
Portsmouth, 10.
NASHVILLE TrSS.-St. 1oui. II;
Nashville 4. Vt
CnAnLEsroS, S. C.-pi..sbursh 10;
Washington S.
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Sunday afternoon tho Mcndols do.
featod the llospital Stars In Nh interest.
Ing game Of base ball. Score 10 to 8.
y Yesterday tho same team beat out the
Terminal Outlaws. Score II to II,
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sCANLON AND KENNY,

Y Tho Hcnyy.Weigiits, aIny i'ox In the Fal-
ton Arena Very Soon.
Tim" scanlon. tho Pittsburgh hcavy-
/, weight who defeated Harry Nikirk, in
I le,s than two minutes some time ago in
tho ring OF tho Columbian (now Metro.
ipolitan) Athletic Club in this city, ha'.
RECEIVED q letter from backora Of
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TItNr scrolulous faint which has boon
in your blood for years, will DO cxpoll.
cd BY taking llood'a sarsaparlla, tho
great blood purifier. 10
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TIE MAnKs AnoYr.

Morgantown-llIver I feet 2 inches
and stationary. Weather raining.
COMMUNICATIVE 0 feet inch and
falling. Weather warmer with a light
rain. "a.
Warren-Rivor feet 8 inchea and
rising Weather raining.
Oil City-Isivor 3 font Il inches and
risin. Weather cloudy aud cool.
standardization 10 feet T inchou
and falling Weather clouhv aud cnol.
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NOTES on NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water and ainvrn snt< of Boats.
Tho River Interests.

Yesterdays DEPAEruEES
Liberty, Bao.h. Clntiugton. $50 p. m.
Ben l!ur. kemple, Parsetsburs. $50 p IN.
boats LEAVING TODAY.
II. X. Bedford. Green. Pittsburgh. Sn. N,
Keystone State, Knox. Cincinnati. 3 q. III.
Hudson. Agnew. Pittsburgh. 5 Il III.
Lexington. Cline, MaiHmotAs, l0:GD a. IN.
Liberty. booth. Darlington. I'D p. IN.
EoArs LSAvISG TOMORROW.
Lizzie Bay. Huntington. Charleston, 8 q. IN,
Fan llur. kcmple. Pitt'bGrsh. 8 n III.
Liberty, Booth. ClAtinStou. 80 p. N.
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wlrHIN TWO or THE RECORD.

Tho South Side Tnani Makes Monkeys out
OF the afoHarts.
Las. evening tho South Side team
played tho Mozarts at Mozart park aud
tho latter team wasn't in it, not oven
for second. South Side won tho frat
samo on II margin OF over 100 pins,
Speidel mixing tho crack score, PIC.
and In the second every man rolled out
Of sight. Rhees' POI being high. The
team score in tho second gamo was o7S,
Jus. two under that Wheeling record,
$3.50, made by The Brownies last wintor.
The scores:
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ro.StGlrrs GANrs-H., c, Richards vs.. Eldora.
do.
The Nameless team Of the Musee
Bowling League defeated Riverside
three straight last evening, doing some
creditable team work. The feature was
the good work OF Frank Carenbauer.
The scores in detail:
FIRST GAME
Rivcrside-Thiers IL, iIackman l49,
Norman 1872, Keller III, Creighton
l25. Blind 100; total, 7522.
Nameless-Campbell 126, Atkinson
1856, Welty 100, Riddle las. Carenbauer
13S, Bowliu 49,; total, S07.
~ SECOND CANE.
Riverside-Thiers l47, Iiackman 1872,
Merriman 9S, kettler HI, Creighton
109, Blind 90; total 1872,
Nameless-Campbell 40, Welty 100,
Atkinson l27. Riddle l39, Bowlin $50,
Casenbauer III; total $40.
THIRD GAME.
1 Riverside THEIRS 1o5, EIackman l27,
Mevriman lis. ket:ler l29, Blind los,
Creighton l24: total I2S.
"A. Namelcss-Campbe!l lS9, Weity 1874,
Atkinson l2l, Riddle IA, BowIin 100,
Carerbauer III; total So.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-02

: Mozart PARK.
Last evening the Apollo team. OF the
South Side Bowling League, met tho
Buckeyes, OF DeiIairc. aud the Ohio-side
people had what is cxprelaivcly called a
"cinch," :he Apolloa being entirely
overmatcned. Ihtacorc, follow:
Ia FIRST GAME.
Buckcye-Rumbach l3s, ,Klotz l27,
Dorer l54. Smith 100, Sattcrllcld l26,
Motter l24; total 100.
I Apollo-Wagner 40, Dannenberg 1856,
C. Bciswinscr III, Shat l0j, Mann 100,
Masmush TAG; total al.
SECOND GAME.
Buckeye-Rumbach 1871, Klotz 1i0,
Dorcr ZIG. Smith l32, Satserlield .l49,
Motscr l43; total Sal.
e Apollo-Wagner l3S, Dannonherg 1913,
C. Boiswingor 1855, snai ITO. Mann l0l,
Wasmuth liz; total Ti0.