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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28

CHICAGO-Trade was exceedingly ac-
tive In native dry fed cattle at steadicr
prices. Choice cattle go at s. 90. Sales
were made from 81 75I5 90 for prime TO
fancy bceves down to s. 5OG4 90 for or
binary grassy lots, with sales largely mt
81 25T4 81. Hogs were weak md 56lOc
lower. Heavy hogs 81 coos 25: medium
weights 81 90G3 30: and light weights
81 2OGf3 50. The bulk OF the sales were
ut s. S0G3 81. for heavy. So 0Od3 90 for
medium weights and q 3O13 IS for light.
Sheep were in active demand. Sales of
common TO prime 50 251r3 so: Lambs.
81 OoG5 80 for ommon to choice. with
sales largely at 81 T5G5 25. Receipts
Cattle, 1900 head; hogs, 10000 head;
sheep, 1900 head.
EAST LIRERTY-Cattle strong;
prime 81 G5; common 50 OOT3 80; roughs
S3l0G3 20: bulls. stays and cows 81 OOD
3 80. Hogs active: prime light So $50
3 so: best medium 81 7OT3 IS: common
TO fair Workers. 50 65G3 20; heavy 81 ESQ
. 30: rOuShs 50 25T3 %. Sheep steady;
prime 361dr3 So; fair 81 OOT3 25:com-
non s. 00Q2 IS: common TO good 81 0OG
3 80. Veal calves Sc 25liG 20.
C1NCIENATI-Eogs active ut s. 75T
3 ii; receipts 22,G0O head; shipments $500
head.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28

Charles II. Hood, broker and Manu-.
ractrrrr's Agent, Columbus, Ohio. Ger
tIies that DR.. Kings New Discovery
has no equal ms q Cough Remedy. J. D.
Brown, Proprietor st. James Hotel. FIT.
Wayne, Ind. ~t"s;ifics that he was cured
OF n Cough Of two yrars' standing,cn
cd by La Grippe. by DR.. Kings New
Discovery. y. +. Merrill, Bnldwinsvlllc,
Mass. says that IT, has used and recon-.
ncndCd II and never knew II 10 fnil aud
would rather have II than any doctor,
because 1t always cures. Mrs. Hem
ming. go L. 9Th st.. Chicago. always
Keeps 1t at hand and has no fear Of
Group. because II Instantly relieves.
Free Trial Bottles ut Logan Drug Com
pany'D Drug Store.
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WHEELING DAILY INTELLIGENcER, FRIDAY, AUGUST 2s, 1896

-"
markets To-day. December wheat cloH-
ca &c under yesterdays figures. Corn
declined Mc and outs &c, Provisions
mnnagtu to regain the gagly loss ana
closed SfFc lower to 7I3c higher.
Flour weaker.
Whcat-Cash. No. . spring htNc; No,
. pprlnE NO. J red OOAc; Nu-
gust h64@bJGpbjAc: September 66HV
bOltq"07kc; December j9dGOMU boilc.
Gotl-Gash 10, : GO@u2Ohc; no. Z
S Svl v, ysaT%a"S 81, nmE sgoaJ VNWs' w
cSht!S d srorins MY -V'"V-' -V'"s' ""' ~
0niSHC.'Si, NJ, . ,.a. 0,e,. No = whIt,
rnh tOSi Soiir.' ~. VIII, ~ iit:i io,sc.
scwI,mbeT ia, IIGn,Iggy"" w.. "'NS Nav iSM S1s
IOn@Ig@c ""' ''"'"H>' "" ~"
Tvr-No . :IiLc
II1rIrv-Nn . nominal. No = opI2ic.
M 4 aic. ~ -
Flnx grrd-Nn 1 CCacGnc
Timothy srrI-prInIc &" 70
Mess p0rk-Cogh nor hhI IN LO6D5 "a.
SCntpmbcr 81 gpM1i LOGG5 N, Oriohnr
81 i5G & b7IL05 b7iL: January SO 7Om
& S2lL6G 77tL.
LarI-t'asi nor ,00 ,hu q, aOa9 aai..
September 81 s7IJT3 3lISG 3 20. October
81 25Qb3 37i5lf3 S7Is: january 50 GTIk0
3 72nQ3 20.
Short Rlhs-CnslI. sllcs 81 2OT2 90:
September 81 lIIa 2ON3 20; October 50 20
al 2Tk@3 2TiS; January 81 iOfr3 i2lkm
. 42is; dry snltah shoulders S4 ale; short
clear sides 3iGd2Ic.
Whlsky-DlslIllcrs' finished goods per
gallon 81 49,
SuEars-I'nchangcd.
Bittcr-Strndy; creamery 9Il6Mc;
dnlrIca 0allc.
Chccse-FIrm at TikGSHc.
~S-Si'a ircSh &c
NEW HOliE-lflour. receipts 1850
barrels; exports 100 barrels: market
dull and lower to sell on all but choice
trade brands. Wheut, receipts 10000
huHhcls: exports l0i, 200 bushels. spot
market weaker: No. l hard GSHc; OPP
Tons opened steady and closed n little
atcalIer on export purchases ut hN Hc
net decline; No. . rod August closed Mt
GlAc; September closed at G3iiC. Corn,
receipts CO,5OO bushels; exports 13j,5OO
bushels; spot market weaker: No, .,
2hIac: options declined. closing hGhc
net lower: August closed ut 2GAc; Sep
TENDER closed At 2GltC. Oats, receipts
10000 bushels; exports $4,000 bushels;
spot market weaker: No. ., 20lsc: op-
tons quiet and easy; closed unchanged
to &c net lower; August closed at
- 80
steuu!. il"pS Guiet' iilues quiet bcatn-
u stpdu!' nclu -VI@1C' Seer sicaHy.
Su.nleats I'm, Lara easy; western
stgaineu 80 '-5:; rriheu steady. lofk
uun nnu sh'f. Lall9w STEADY. Sottoh-
Sgeu vi s'SIuy. itoslh sleauS.
rnS lu'et' ilIce hftn: NlolaSsfs STEADY;
Sonte' nptiohS DnFely steady at o9"o
poIn's ueSiine., sugar raw quiet re-
"''eu S'e""S'
hhhllMoltE-flour inactive n
~uileh"'6Gu. receipts l;,o:a barrels cX,
Po.tS i9,a4' narfe's. what dull z
!oMgr' srVt n month 6lFs9GlSc'Sep,,
tsin9e lTitto-S steaner No : req
noAet'S?sS e. receipts "'.iW ousheis; ex.
fOT &c corn hi ~ rHr,sr. snn,
month onT Sontnr,hnr S;S 1osrn,,
steamer mIvad aSH n qua. rocsin,s IA
2O2 husbnIs. oxnHriS ~ 20 h,shois.
Sorthcrn %bi,s SecTEIo7Iic ro,,on. SsitS
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BAY CITY. Mich. Aug. 27.-It was
after . o'clock this morning when the
fusion convention completed It's labors.
The ticket was completed by the selcc-
ton OF David Z. HaskIns (Dem.) OF
lilllsdale, for superintendent OF public
instruction; Martin Loenneckcr tPop.).
OF Jackson, for commissioner OF land
office. and Franklin S. Dewey CDem.).
OF Alpenn, for member o! the state board
OF education. She office of secretary nt
state was left blank In the hope that
the ProhibItlonlsts would name a caudi-
date for that Office and withdraw the
balance OF their ticket. The Democrats
have eleven and the PopulIsts three cleo
tors.
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COLORADO SPRINGS, Col, Aug. o..
w. \. Faulk, who says he Is from
Valley Falls. Kansas. has been arrested
4 charge Of having written letters to
S. StrattOn. the millionaire mine
owner. threatening him with death and
the destruction Of his property unless he
should deposit 81, 200 in 4 certain cave
ut Divide. near Cripple. Creek. Stratton
turned the letters over 20 the authori-
ties. who neatly trapped Faulk in his
cabin near she cave.
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HER SAD JOURNEY,
While Enr0nto from Tex n ! rs. Kendall
Loses Her Child In II Peculiar Llnnucr,

W ' ''''hN " = = - TN. lsNtUlli
Loses Her Child In n Peculiar tanner.
Special Dispatch TO tho Int~GlliGcn-6r.
CLARKSBURG. W. Va. Aug. GA
few days ago Mrs. Kendall, nee Nellie
Clork, left her home in Texas to visit
her parents at %Backhannon. When
about 500 miles on her Journey her child
fell Il of the car window and had its
neck broken. The body was cmbalmed
and brought on 10 CllrksburE. wh-re
the b~creavcl mother was Joined by her
friends. The child was buried at Buck
harmon to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28
THE GLASS INDUSTRY
Awaiting tho Result OF tho Election for
tho Return OF IlusinrsS.

PITTSBURGH. Aus. 2I-The presl-
dental campaign Is having q depressing
effect on the glass Industry.
All the glass factories will be late In
starting this fall. The chimney facto-
rics. which usually start In August. may
not fire up before the end OF September,
and the green bottle and window glass
works will also be fired long after the
usunl season begins.
President w. J. Smith. OF the Flint
Glass Workers Association. said the
campaign had practically STOPPED all
business. The depression was expected
however. and all were awaiting the cleo
tion for the return OF uctlNity.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28

PARIS. Aug. 2T.-The manager Of the
Ottoman bank here has received a tele-
gram from the directors OF the bank at
C0n%stantlnople saying that the distGr-
Dances there are over.
Official dispatches received here from
ConStantinop!e say hat the French
charge d'ntfaircs there has installed a
gunrd OF sailors. from the French guard
ship La Flechc, at the French embassy
as Il measure OF ~prcclutIon.
The French government Will immedl-
ately dispatch 4 second gunboat TO Con-
stantinOplh.
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Wool.
NEW YORK-Wool quiet.

MY little boy, when two years OF agc.
was advised to use CltamhcrlaIn's Collie,
Cholera and Dlarrhoca Remedy, and
luckily procured pare OF a bottle. |
carefully read the directions and gave
II accordingly. He wRs very low. but
slowly and surely lie began to Improve,
gradually recovered, and Is now as
stout and strong as ever | feel sure II
saved his life. ! never can praise the
Remedy half Its worth. | am sorry
every one In the world does not know
how good 1t Is. N | do.-Mrs. Lima S.
Hinton, Grahamsvlllc. Marion County,
Fl0rlda.
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If you llnvc ever seen n little child
in The agony of summer complaint, You
can realize the danger OF the trouble
and appreciate the value Of ins,antnn-
c0us relief always afforded by DcWitt's
Colo g. Cholera Cure. For dyscntcry
and diarrhuCn II Is u reliable remedy,
We could not afford 10 recommend this
u8 n cure unless It were n cure. Charles
II, GOctaC, Corncr Twelfth and Market
streets: now!c e Co.. bridgeport: Pea
body & Son, BGnwOod. s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28

OIL CITY-Crcdlt balances 81 06; GER
~tiicatcs opened and highest 81 OF; low
est and closed at 81 O6: no sales: ship
ments 1851 barrels; runs lOO,53i bar
rclS.
NEW YORK-Petroleum, Pcnnsylva-
MIA crude strong: September 81 Cox bid.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28

FALL RIVER-The local cloth mar
kct jumped Lice on n sale late yestcr-
day afternoon. 1t closed firm to-day,
however, ut 2lGc, with little demand.
NEW Notwithstanding cloths In
more demand and the market firm, with
sales Of $4,000 pieces ut 2Ec.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28

THE following dealers In staple and
fancy groceries, ETC.. In the city and
suburbs, have purchased a stock Of DR..
Mabee's
STRONG TONIC
for the beneht OF their customers: Pebler
& Wohnhas, Virginia and South Huron
streets. H. JuerSers & Son. - Mary
land street: Charles LukenS. 70 Zane
street: c. H. Dinger.D South Broadway:
John Mehlmann, Virginia and Broad
way streets: G. II. Wilson, 81 South
Huron street: c. F. PAUL. Penn and
Virginia; Robert Atchison. bridgeport:
J. E. Prosser. 532 Main street: w. C.
Spatgo, AS Main street; A. Korn, 700
. Main street; II. Scrig. IS Main street:
T. Montgomery. POO Chnpllne street:
Sam 3. Mckee. 2?27 Market street; C..
FGlloure, East Wheeling: n. ]. Cole.
Twenty-second and Main streets; Roth
& Wendell. Thlrty-ciGhth and Jacob: j..
J. OnConHor & Son. FortIeth md Jacob:
HydtnHer & Rcmke, 1906 Jacob: K. L.
Hubs, NcNiechen.
Martins Ferry-Barrett C Company:
Louis Rotherinund. L. l.. Sch-ele, Hill
derhrand & Company. lshmael Cox. ].
I. Groves and W. II. Rohrey~ & Com
pany.
DR.. Mabce's Strong Tonic promotes
the appetite. aids digestion, purEfes the
blood. CURES Liver and Kidney trout
bles n makes the weak strong. For
sale at the above grocers ut G5 cents per
pint bottle, EFE
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Wheeling BRIDGE \ Terminal Ry.

c. U. BREWSTER, Receiver.
Time Table No. u, to take effect 1901 a.
H., Sunday, November 10, 1875.
lcnvo W~nCcling-fSNo, 1915, 81: 40 a, m,
t2.9N. "%:l5, il:S, $500 u. III.
Leave pciinsula-tS:OG, 1861. Sll:f6, n n,.
ia:26, 1921. ti:3G. Sg:06 D. M.
Leave Martins Fcrry-'S:i2. 1855, sil:5a
u. M, f2:32. .a:27, ti:+2, sg;l2 r.. IN.
Arrive Tclmtnnl Junctlon-tS:l7, tl0:OS,
Leave Terminal JunCtiOn-'I:Sc. 900 n.
M, .l2:i0 Il. M. safe, s4:O5. i5;li. tS:tI y. NJ.
Leave Martins Ecrry-t7;S. $780, a. M,
'l.:IS. sl:G5. fi:i0. 1912, tS:5G y. N.
Leave Penlnsuln-tI:3i S9:l| IL. M, 'le:5l,
Sail, fi:lT. ta:2i. Uses u. NJ.
Arrive WhcclInE-t7:iO. $500 n. M. 'l?:5'.
tl.l7, tics. 1851. t9N5 p. NJ.
'Duily. ,t~(allycxccpt Sunday. sSundnys
only. s',nj- -,
Al trains VIII rmn on Eastern Tine;
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Mt. Pisgnh Chnuta ruua.

Special Dispatch to the lnteHIgcncer.
CHARLESTON, w. Va. Aug. e.
The MI Pisgah chautauqua at Clay
Court House was opened to-day. Two
car loads OF Epworth ]leaEucr3 from this
city attended. AL expressed themselves
delighted with the location and progress
made Oh improving the grounds.
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MEDICAL,
Nervous Prostitution
= Cured by DR.. MlleS Ecrvinc.

Prolonged doranErmcnt ,oi tho nervous
system not only affects tho, tss4ln aud mcn-
tai powers, but develops dIScayc In somo o,
tho vita, organs. Tho most dangerous OF
these Indirect results Is whoa tho hcRrt Is
affected. This was tho case dt tho Rcv. N.
y. surface, Fawn River, Mlcl., who writes
under dato OF Fob. H., isS:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28

NEW YORK-Pig iron dull; south
crn $40 s1Gtl2 90: northern so 75Gl2 so.
Copper easy. Lead firm. Tin quiet:
STRAITS SIS 3O4l3 So: plates dull. Spclter
quiet.
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Wheeling & Elm Grove Railroad.

tDaily, except Sunday.
Sunday church trains will leave Elm
Grove ut 9:i3 n, H., and Wheeling at 1871
d. IN. II. L. WEISGEREER.
General Manager.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28

Headache cured IN 20 minutes by DR.,
Miles Pain Fills. "One con Il dose" AT
druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28
EDUCATIONAL.

Sixth annual session begins MONDAY, SEP.
TEMBEn Il. 1890. This school Offers n
Complete and thorough education In PRACTICAL
E"GIiSH. MNrHgaArics. ENGLISH CLASSICS, Latin.
&opERs LANGUAGES and E]LocuTloH.
ART STUDIO. conducted by Mrs. Eva Hub
ta'd. orea superior advantages for Pencil.
charcoal. Water Color. Crayou Drawings and
oilPalntlng.i
Boys received In the Primary aud lntcrmcds'
1te Department. For circulars or interview,
lpply 10
MRS. II. STEVENS HART,
my3o Principal. Wheeling. W. Va.
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Pennsylvania Stations.
Pennsylvania lines!
Tralns Run low centraI TIma

Trains Run by Central Time.
Ticket Offices at Pennsylvania Station on
Water ST., foot OF Eleventh ST., Wheel
Ing, at Mcclure House. Wheeling, and at
tho Pennsylvania Station, Bridgeport, o.
Southwest Systcm-"Pan Handle Route"
slnNy tDnily eNcent Sunaar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28

Upon pure. rich blood and you need not
fear proStratIon. Nerves are
weak when they are improperly and
inSuiilCiently nuurished. Pure blood Is
their proper food, and pure blood comes
by taking Hoods Sarsanarilla. which Is
thus the greatest and hest nerve tonic.
II also builds up the whole system.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-28

Electric cara from bridegroom, to Wheel
Ing, Electric cars TO bridgeport.
'DnIlv.
tSundnys only between points marked I
All other trains daily except Sunday.
On Sundays trnin No. ! runs to UhrIchs-
willie only, and on same days train i Sturts
from uhrichsvlllc instead OF bridgeport.
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FINANCE AND TRADE
The Features OF the Money rnd StocL
Murke:x


Murke:S.
NEW YORK, Aug. 27.-AIoney on call
firm at 6Gl5 per cent; last loan c per
cent: closed at 6 per cent. Prime mer-
camille paper 7TS per cent. Sterling cx-
change weak, with actual business In
bankers bills ut 81 S3&T4 81 FOR demand.
and 81 S2lhGi S2A for 60 days: posted
rates 81 S3hT4 S5H. and 81 S5EIi 81;
commercial bills 81 81. Lar silver cole;
silver certificates 6Gjs657Ac.
Dealings In stocks were again upon n
very slender scale to-day In spite OF va
riOus favorable developments, includ-
Ing increased gold import orders, bring
ing the total amount engaged and ailoat
10 about SlO.O 900. 900. The prevailing H.
nnncial strinEency doubtless Is as much
responsible Us any other present condi-
ton for the speculative apathy, as lend
crs nre dlscouraG!ng anything like ex-
tenslvc operations as far as practicable,
as commission houses are Insisting. ms n
rule, upon cash transactions. Calling OF
cams was partly responsible for nm ad-
vance In call money rates 10 an extreme
OF 10 per cent. At the top figure very
little business was done, however, md
offerings Of G per cent on n large scale
by an influential banking house and a
prominent money broker caused n recess
sion to the last mentioned rate. a fair
~ considerable mount OF money had
previously been loaned at SIlO per cent.
The movement OF stock prices was IrTcg-
ullr. with Sugar, st. Paul and Western
Union the only instances OF even COM
parutlvc activity. Aside from the do
nestle market. considerable marked In
tcrcst was attracted TO the foreign p0lit-
iCll situation, Tho stock marker loft OT
firm.
Railway mortgages displayed some ir-
regularity. The sales wcrc s596.O00.
The total sales Of stocks to-day were
9l.l0l shares.
Evening Posts London financial ca
blegram:
The markets generally are fiat. Amer
leans alone were better, and they merely
reflected the tone in New York. The
Paris and Berlin markets were weak on
the Turkish Incidents.
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HOODS PILLS are the favorlte fam
ily cathartic. easy TO take. easy 10 op-
crate. 3
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RANDOLPH.MACON ACADEMY,

81 FRONT ROYAL, VA. ~
Healthfuliy situated among tho mount
ans; pure air and water Prepares Boys
2 Young Men for College or Business
lie. a selected corps OF tenchers3 Thor
sough mental training. Physical health
1ulness. Moral and religious influence. Full
Moderate charreS. Session he
lglns sept. II. lSS6. md continues for nine
calendar months. Send for full particulars
Rev. u. W. BOND, Prln., Front Royal. Va.
u mWf&w
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CAGToRIA.

' i II: Il! s~zzAZzzzS@ ! !;;;i
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lIrrn,i.tutrs niuI provis,nna.
.CHTCAGO-Dcprcsslon was the lead
characteristics OF all the speculative
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DR.. MABBE'S STRONG TONIC.

THE following dealers In staple and
fancy groceries, etc. In the city and
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

arrival and departure OF trains on and,
Hi'cr July 10. 1896. Explanation OF Refer.
chcc Marks: DAILY. tDaIiy. except Sun.
any tDnlly. except Saturday. tDaIly. OK.
eept Monday. Sundays only. Saturday.
only. I.nAtmrn Etnhhnrl trIInn
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-15
THIS SCORE IS OFFICIAL.
Senator Sheehan Says the Eats"
Won the Game

When F. c. Schiffman the manager OF the
Commercial Club Heavyweight ball club, en-
tered the b e editorial rooms yesterday
there was look of triumph in his eye, as he
handed the sporting editor the real score at
the second ball game between the Fats and
Leans at Aurora park Thursday
MI Schlnman stated that he would allow
the managing editor ball players of two local
da1lles to print the score any way they de-
sired were it not for the fact that there was
considerable betting in small way on the
result of the second game and he did not
wish the hackers of the now '.inyincible
Fats" to lose their Wagers.
lnasmuch as the umpire of the game, Sen
ator Tim Sheehan, makes an affidavit (Which
the G b has, that the Fats won the
game by a score Of "a to 10, the G l o b e is
willing that the public should know how the
game came out
Manager Schifman says the Fats are
loud in their praise of the way that Eli
Warner paid the side bet of supper to both
mines. which was served at Roxey Rebers
after the game. There is supposition that
Eli expected to lose the game, the supper
was grand affair, which must have taken
a long time to prepare, and must have been
ordered a long time before the guests were
seated. With regard to the challenge issued
by Messrs. Warner Black and Hamlin, of
the Leans" to play third game, Mr..
SchiMman says:
II could not consistently match my irwin
cibles against the Leans again until they
get reputation. Yesterdays game proved
their inferiority so strikingly that we would
have nothing to gain by again playing them.
l see the Van Buren, school ffteen-y ear-old
nine has issued challenge to any club, and
If Eli Warmers Leans get a game with
them and come out all right and then sue
coed in beating the Mounds View Never
Sweats and the Picketts will give chal-t
lenge from them some consideration. am
now preparing to issue a challenge to the
Indianapolis league team to play game with
my portly nine for any amount they care to
risk. Will we VIM Well, 1 guess yesr
How can we lose? ="
Below Is the score which Senator Sheehan
makes affidavit to be correct, and on which
the bets We're maid.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1896-08-15

There were three on bases and ST. Paul
hopes had sudden slump
Denzer gave Connors permit to go
to first, and Spies threw over second
base Connors went to third. and
came home on Lally's fly to George.
Wilmit was also given a base on balls,
and stole second. Schriver hit safely,
and Wilmot scored but Schriver was
caught between second and first, rum
ming out of line to avoid being touched.
Then Werden tried to get a row with
Denzer, but was put out of the game,
and Moran, who took his place, gave
Glasscock a chance and the side was
out. with the score six to blank. Lally
ate up two more flies and Hollings-
worth gave Kuehne a sharp play.
Denzer gave Preston his base, but
he tried to steal second and failed.
Kuehne hit to right for two bases, and
Parker hit to Shugart, who threw low
to first. The ball went to the bleacher
and kuehne scored. Parker, however,
tried to get to third. and Glasscock
got the ball to Kraus just in time to
catch him at the bag. Ball struck out.
Glasscock made safe hit, ST. PauPs
second but Billy George only hit to
Parker, and Lally took in two more
flies.
Lally wasted a two-bagger in the
seventh and Kuehne one in the eighth.
Spies hit safely in the seventh, with
one out but Denzer forced him off,
and Kraus gave Ball a hot one. 1t
nearly went through him, but he
gathered himself together and got the
ball to first in time to retire the side
again 1t was one, two, three, again
in the eighth
Ball opened the ninth with a safe hit,
and then Connors knocked Denzer off
his pins F'ricken gave Lally a base,
and Wilmot's single scored Ball.
Schriver hit safely, and Lally came
in. Moran gave Burns fly Preston
was hit by a pitched ball. Spies threw
into center field in an effort to catch a
man off second, and the bases were
clear when the ball came back into
play, for Heine was so mad he did not
try to stop it when it came in and at
least one run was scored which would
not have been had he stopped the ball.
Kuehne struck out, and the Saints had
one more chance. Burns gave Connors
sharp ball, and Twitchell sent a fly
to Kuehne. Shugart gave Moran a
grounder and the game was over Score: