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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
BRIDGEPORT.

Winfield Scott who has been visiting
relatives has returned TO Delaware.
C. w. Appenze,ier is n new York on
business. and also on pleasure tip to
Atlantic City.
The funeral of JAS Loe will take place
at his residence in West Wheeling on
Sunday morning at ten o'clock. The
services viii be under the auspices Of
the |. O. o. f. Interment Will be
made in Riyerview cemetery.
Miss Rose Flemmings and Dave Rud-
isell were married Thursday ev ming by
Squire Clemens.
Jas. Hamilton. woighman at Park
Hi mines. has gone 10 Kansas to work.
Ed. Cortland. of Michigan. who for
merry lived in Belmont county, is visit
ing his brother S. A. Cortland.
Albert Parg has filed an AFFIDAVIT
against John Schenck, who assaulted
him on the Fair grounds Thursday.
Frank Boles. who formerly worked on
the B. B. & NJ. F. street car line, was
arrested al Newark by Marshal Stuff.
anu brought back Thursday evening. on
complaint of J. 7. Henry. charging nm
with jumping a board bill
B. VI. Caldwell and W. T. Graham,
are out in the Cheat mountain, w. Va,
on a fishing and hunting "Trip.
Where are the converts TO the gold
standard, since Capt. Iln'erd's speech.
The z. o. p. talked as If \ would rend
the Democracy in twain. and we find
some Of his former supporters coming
over TO McFadGen. In fact. the Repub-
leans who were on the fencs tailed to
find in his speech and convincing ar
gument to convict them of error in their
suspicion against the British standard
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
THE GOLD BUGS
VIII Hold Convention at Inshnhpoiis
During the First Week i'm SEMI ember.

During the First Week in SEPT em6er.
INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Ausuft The
name Of the new party IS thei National
Democratic party. rs organiA rs call
these supporting the Chicago platf orm and
ticket the Populist-Democrat pdrsy. The
national convention of the NATIONAL Demo-
cratic party will be held at India apoAs
the first week in September. =
There was unanimty in the cJf5rence
on the selection of the name Of tht Na,!oal
Dmocratic party ad also in dete rmining
TO distinguish the two parties by heferring
20 those supporting the Chicago platform
as the Popu.lst-Dsmocrat party&
There was a conference bef0rss the pro-
visional national committee met a. which
it was decided to call a convex lion and
nominate another national tickf Some
Of the Eastern and Southern members OPP
posed third ticket at first but when they
were told that in the Middle StaHs party
fealty was so regarded that many Demo-
Gratis would not vote unless there was a
third ticket. then ali objections from tn
East and South were withdrawn.
The telegram from President Cleveland
was regarded 10y all as indicating his SYM
plthy with the movement Every meaccH
of the Presidents name was loudly cheer
ed. His portrait was the centerpiece .n
the assembly room Ex-Consressmau
Cultivate, who made the motion for
convention 10 nominate candidates for
Pre- s!dent and Vice President. he'd a prom
inent appointment under President Clave-
land. Gen. Bragg, eX-Cogressman Bynum
and ali the leaders are considered strong
administration men.
The largest visiting delegations outside Of
Indiarl came from Kentucky, Ohio ana
Illinois.
The Illinois and Ohio delegations did
not ask for anything but there was gen
eral drift, for Senator Palmer FOR Presi-
dent. Tha Kentucky delegation also
asked for the convention a Louisville, but
Indianapolis showed a guaranteed fund Of
ten th0usad dollars for all expenses. arm
the guarantee In this case was made 10
body Of very substantial men who duly
appreciated the best bid. There were OBJ
jectiors from all TO holding the convention
I'm any city in which a national convection
had been held this year.
Gen. Charles Tracev nominated Cen.
John NJ. Palmer, Of Illinois, for chair
man of the national committee. Cen
Palmer was selected unanimously
John r. Wilson. Of Indiana was elect
ed secretary John y. Feenzen, Of In
diana. was elected treasurer Hon.
Joseph Cultivate, Of Ohio, as chairman
of the committee on call for the nat
ional convention and Plan Of organ.za-
ton. reported an address 10 the Demo-
Gratis of the United States urging those
not in accord with the Chicago plat
form to Join the new organization.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
THEY WILL REM AIN.
DOckstaders MinStrels VIII Give Per-
fOrmanceS at Mozart Park Sunday
Afternoon aud Evening---Large At
tendance Last Night.

An announcement which will be
hailed with delight by lovers Of min
stresy, is the fact that the Dockstader
COMPANY, which filed a week S engage
ment at Mozart Park, closing last night,
has been re-engaged by the park man
agement for two performances on sun
day. There will be matinee and even
.ng performances, and the programme
will Introduce many new and novel fea-
lures. including several songs which
will be heard for the first tine in
Wheeling, and which promise to be-
comoGmmensely popular next winter.
The Docksnder Company has made
an admirable Impression during its en-
gagament al Mozart Park, and the man
ngement would please hundreds Of pat
rons by bringing The company back next
season. The audience last night was
large and appreciatiye, and many num-
beers we're warmly encored. Sunday af-
ternoon and evening there should be
record breaking attendance.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08

The Marshall County Teachers Insti-
tue a, Moundsville. closed yesterday
being in session since Monday. Dur
ing the session 225 teachers Wee en-
rolled. many CT whom came from ad-
joining counties of Ohio and Wezel
The instructors were Prof. Schaffer.
Superintendent o. Schools of Pennsyl-
yania. and Dr.. Doutha,. OF the West Viz
ginia University. The proceedings each
day were instructive and entertaining,
ara the teachers showed marked inter-
in their work Sta-e Superin,end-
en-. Virgil A. Lewis was present yester-
day and talked TO the teachers. The ex-
amina,ions will be held during the COM
ing week.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
THE TENNIS TOURNAMENT
win Begin at Pleasant Valley To-Day
How the Drawings Resulted.


How the Drawings Resulted.
Considerable interest is being mani
tested in the tennis tournament for the
championship of Wheeling, which be-
gins at $3.50 O'Clock tbs afternoon, at
Vance's court Play viii begin at the
same hour each afternoon, and the tour
nament will probably continue for
week.
TIE du2wing yesterday resulted as
follows: H. C. Whitaker VS.. S. II.
Brockunier: Nelson Hubbard vs.. Coz
Iier; ANDREW Heiskell VS.. John Storer;
Chas. Paxton vs.. J. z. Beileyille; Ar
thur Hubbard vs.. Will Vance; bye,
Stathers. Doubles. Heiskell and Vance,
vs.. List and Hustled; Hubbard and Pax
ton. VS.. Kincheloe and Collier; Brock
unier and Storer, bye.
The players this afternoon will be as
follows: Heiskell and Vance, VS.. List
and Hustled: Hubbard and Paxton, VS..
Xincheloe and Collier in doubles, and
Arthur Hubbard VS.. Vance, in singles.
The players for each day, and the re-
suits Of the games on the previous day.
will be published in the morning pap
ers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
CANDIDATE FOR CONGRESS.

A. ". Woodford, of Lewis county,
who has been prominently mentioned
as a Democratic candidate for Congress
in this district. arrived in the city last
evening ard will remain until after the
Conventions. He met a number Of
friends last evening. In response to an
enquiry by a Register reporter, Mr..
Woodford said that Lewis county was
in splendid shape. and he anticipated a
gain of five Republicans. on the silver
issue, for every Democrat who would
stray away.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
AN ELECTION WAGER.

4 well known Democratic saloon
keeperof Water street, last week made
a wager Of 500 with an eastern travel
ing salesman. that the latter could not
name twelve States in which Mckinley
and Hobart electors VIII re chosen in
November. The "drummcr' covered
the money, and Yesterday sent the
stakeholder the following list OF States:
Maine. New Hampshire, Massachusetts,
Vermont. Rhode Island Connecticut,
New York. New Jersey, Pennsylvania,
Delaware. Maryland and Ohio. These
States will not cast a majority Of the
electoral votes.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
WON BY CATCHER ARTHUR.

Special to the Register
Toledo. O.. August Toledo won to-
days game by The timely batting OF
Catcher Arthur after the schoolboy
work of the pitcher had nearly thrown
it away. Farmer" Brown called the
official scorer a liar in The eighth in
ming. because that Individual backed up
q decision on The number of balls by
The umpire. Hewitt went in and Tole-
do made three more runs in the ninth.
Score:
Toledo. OO8GO2O14-1O II 6
New Castle. 06O0OOO1C- I 10 s
Batteries. Kelb and Arthur; Brown
Hewitt and Donovan; umpire McNier-
ney.
ADD 3 B.. e.. .1234657S9OS.
* - x ieNHi-i SIC ss9s- XII
Campbell HIT HARD,
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
BELL4-IRF

The bicycle club IS meeting with fair
success in their preparations for Labor
Day. The members are anxious 10 make
tais gala day for Re'a.re and citizens
should give them proper announcement.
a. whatever attracts people to our city
rebounds 10 the benefit 81 every one.
B. T. jones. cx-superiatendent Of our
public schools ccntempl1tas two weeks
stay with friends in Wayne county. He
will start to-day.
The Epworth Assembly IS attracting
crowds from Relalre every day ana all
report tha programme as being thoroughly
well carried out.
Miss Kate Sherry has decided to take
an outing over at Philadelphia and Allan
tie City shortly.
Democrats who We're unwilling TO sup
port silver free coinage before the Chicago
convention have changed their minds and
will vote for Bryand and Sewall w know
of n number in this community and be
lieve more Will follow.
S F. Farley and wife have returned
after a pleasant visit with their Summer
field friends. Mr. Farley is again at his
post as ticket agent for the b., Il. & c.
Railroad Company at BtAalre.
Mr.. c. r. Rh01des who filed the vacancy
caused by the bridal tour Of John a. Ney,
G. & =. ticket agent. has returned TO his
home al Minerva. o.
Rev. VIM. Pereg5y and wife are out at
Epworth Park for a day or two's attend
ance on the meetings.
Mr. J. II. Eddy. foreman Of the Monroe
Gazette, is spending his vacation very
pleasantly IN Be'iaire.
Mss JESSE Glenn has been visiting at
the nome Of Mrs NJ +. Gorreu. but return
al to her home at Columbus, O.
Miss Matte Althar is out at Bethesda
enjoying a brief vacation.
Mary Alth0r has gone to ST. Clairsville
to visit with her many friends in tina,
neighborhood
The funeral of Mary F. Lovejoy. daugh-
ter Of c. Y. and s. J. Leach. will take
place Sunday afternoon at O'Clock.
Mr.. jeremiah Brown. OF near Cadiz
stepped In B-'aire Yesterday on his wa,
home from tAs Trarsvaal. Africa. He va.
over tn=rr settling up an estate for
| friends wife ard was just getting home.
Miss Harper, the sister Of Howard Heath
| eringtor's wife. Is hare from Concord pay
Ing a visit 10 her sister and seeing TIL
sights Of Beuaire
Superintendent Of Be,aire Schools W.
lams was at MourGsville Yesterday !ook
ming in on ths Teachers Institute. wh.ci
is in session there.
Mayor Williams disposed u p,ail
drunk yesterday for change
The Mozart Park employee picnic Au
gust % is attracting attention in Be..air7
a lawn fete at C!arington caused NUN
! her OF Belaira youngsters % take boa
ride down there. WI, the ride is pleas
ant and Ciar.rg,or is a mic pace TO e.
John p. =. John will speak in Belair
silver next Thursday night.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08

A sad death at Benwood, Yesterday
evening. was that OF Mrs. Elizabeth
Byard. wife of Isasc NJ Byard, in her
fortv-seven.h year. The funeral will
take place tomorrow evening at one
o'clock
The funeral Of the late Charles E.
Graves will lake place this morning a.
nine o'clock. The intermen; will be al
Greenwood
The funeral of the late Harry J.
Fink will lake place from the residence
of his brother. on South Broadway, al
TWO o'clock this afternoon.
The funeral Of the late Mrs Eliza
beth c. Wilson, whose death in New
York City was chronicled Friday, will
take place this morning al nine o'clock.
from. the residence Of Alex. Updegraff,
No. III Fourteenth street.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
hon. GEO. ". TIPPETT,
OF Mason County, Candidate for State
Auditor.

Kanavha Gazette, August 9th.
Col. George w. Tippett, Of Point
Pleasant was in the city yesterday. He
will be a candidate for the Democratic
nomination for Auditor before the State
Convention next week, and there is now
but li,tle doub, Of his nomination. One
Of the stronges, points that commend
Col. Tippe-t for recognition is the fact
that he is one Of the original free sill
yer men, and TWO years ago started a
daily paper to advocate free coinage.
He has rendered valuable service to the
free silver cause Within the last few
wears.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
TIE " HIGH bALL" H'n.
SaloOnkeeperS Declare Var RI.
The Big Schoonaa
A Meeting Held at McLsr+,
Hall Yesterday Af,ernoo.-.'
ton Against the Tws..--.
Ounce G!ass-It will Fraus-.
Abolished on Water Stree

~.
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arms a1.ius, the twenn
Schooner" ami r. VIII
drive ON. o4 .ro ,r.~l...
IN,
o"ii mas ''ii'' mo i'i.
Two week, as .Ie resl..
on Water s.ra- f
,,.,. ,bo i,,..
$50 ''
he received d supply VI CLASS
which were sa..e; leIi.
The result was .r .rar,as. m
general talk am.l. t...-,
dui1
The other s4I. .- }y.
became angry. andes.
determined ,, e,...
rer They oYaref
noon For 6v. c.-..
Tho hrewerv rrof-..
has tal,on do.rn I.~.
who hefcra scarcely .-
ence Of that rborougl
ouartors for all nm.
large sizel thirs-s S.....
rho THRONE. oe crsto,
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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
ppozF 4 WORLDS RECORD.

CoInmms Ohio. August THE
Grand Circuit meeting closed to-day
The weather was fair, but the track was
not as fast as Yesterday owing to heavy
rain during the night. John X. Gentry
the pacing stallion, went mile 10 peat
his own record of 2:03b, md succeeded
in clipping off a quarter OF a second
and established nIw worlds record.
Summary:
2I2 trot; purse $500:
Neyera. b. h.. by Talayena (Tilden),
C. G. 6. LII. James l.. b. h. (QuinIlss)
2.1.1.2,3.S. Miss Nelson. b. m. cur
IS 1. >. :. ,. ;. ,. Rusze!lmont, br. g.
Pmdden) 9, 3. ,, (, >, TO. Little jim,
b. h. McCarthy) I, I, 3, I, 4, 70. Sill
con. br. m. (Bowermam I, /, +. 6, I. 70.
Rensselaer,. b. h. McDonalO 5, 5, 8,
>. 6. 70. Claus AlmonJ, b. z. Spear
s dis. Time-2114; 2:09h; 212A
2IOll; 2:1414; 2:13.
300 pace: purse $500:
Monopoe CHI G., by Leicester. WcCoy)
Q. Is. II. l. l. I. Minnie Irene, S. m.
CAntrim) .. 8. >. >. 6. re. jim Simmons,
b h. CThomas) 6. s. G, 8. ,, TO. Russie
Cay. b. &. Curtis 4, 10, 3, 9, 3, ro.
Luela Shawhan, br m. whistler 3,
I. 13. ). 4. 70. Walnut Lad, br. h..
(Shockency) -. ;. (, 4, 10, 70. Mss
Finley. br. m. CBush) s. 4, 10. 6, >, ro.
Dawson LAX, Oh. m. Ketcham) I, II.
>. s. S, TO. Booze, br. e. PollitO -,
-. I. Z, 7. TO. Major Lambert, br. h..
Manly Il. 13. 10. 10, 9. TO. Brandon,
br. n CBenedic0 /. II, 9, II, DR.. Miss
Jennings. (McDonalD II, II, dis. Ros-
dale. ch. h. Whitne-) 10. 9, 8, dr..
Zenith. b. II. CCr!tchfielO >, ?, dis. Bet
tie Irwin, g. m. (SJeen) 10, -, DR..
Time-2:12A; 2:O912; 2I212; 2I414
2I412; 2:252i.
The PIP pace was postponed until 10
a m. tomorrow.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08

The Indications are that the Ohio
county delegates to the Democratic
State Convention will meet Monday
morning at ten o'clock at a place to be
hereinafter announced. for organiza-
ton. Several gentlemen have been
mentioned for chairman of the county
delegation, but so far nothing has been
settled upon.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
MARIETTA WON AGAIN

Special to me Register.
Marietta. Ohio, August 7.-Marietta
defeated ParkerSburg here to-day by
score of II to S. winning the fourth out
Of five games played and clinch:ng the
Ohio Valley championship series Of
seven games. Kimkle the new Gin
c.nna, pitcher. was batted very hard.
The SIKH game Will be played on the
Marietta grounds to-day.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
POLITICS GETTING LIVELY
According to Reports Received from
Belmont County.
The Ohio County Delegation to the
State Convention will Probably
Meet Monday Morning for Organ
ization - A. w. Woodford, OF
Lewis County, in the City-Other
Political News and Comment.

Information from Bellaire, St. Glars
vile and Bridgeport indicates that pol
tics are getting very warm over IN BEL
mont county.
The Republican County COMMITTEES
have appointed their Executive Com
mivee. and have commenced work IN
earnest Republican orators are at
work expounding the golden gospel IN
all parts of the county, and yet the great
masses of the people are steadily Slip
ping away from Mckinley and Million
aire Mark Hanna. and farmers and Ia
boring men everywhere are announcing
their intention 10 vote and work for the
cause of the people. The Republicans
are recognizing this, and are announc-
ing meeting N school houses and other
similar places. all over the county, ana
vet the practical result is very discour-
aging to Republican leaders. On the
other hand. men who have been lie
long Republicans are going over the
county talking silver and paying their
own expenses which IS a suiilcient m
dication of the general situation. Re
publicans who seldom read the daily
press and confined their reading, as a
matter of course, TO Republican papers,
are now subscribers to Democratic and
silver papers and arr keeping thorough
ly posted on the progress of political
events.
The coming mass meeting at Bridge
port will show the extent TO which the
class usually referred to as "the COM
mon people" are interested in the pres
ent issue It will be very largely at
tended, and Republicans will be almost
as numerous as Democrats. The meet
ing will be held at the corner Of Bank
street Tuesday evening. There will al
so be another meeting of the Bellaire
Bimetallc Club, at the city hall, Mon
day evening.
COUNTIES VOTE IN CONVENTION.
Following is the vote Of the several
counties in the Democratic State Con-
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
standing of Clubs.

The Jackson baseball club is shaky,
and viii probably Withdraw from 'he
Interstate League Its Difficult, TO OBJ
isin accurate news concerning The con-
ORION Of affairs .a the Michigan town
The PLAYERS have complained abou. non
payment of salaries. and the cIuo Has
been losing heavily. These TWO I1c's
are generally known, and they are
probably the reasons for the resignation
of President Lynch Whether Jackson
will drop oui or the cluO manage M NJ
mass ir-1 other hands and finish the se3-
SON. are matters for conjecture. III jack
son drops ou-. Saginaw may also be drop
pod. ana The season finish with six
club LEAGUE, as It is TOO l1- eC0 I'LL any
VACANCY which might occur al tIi5
time.
Telegraph reports indicate that Har-
des-g ana Robinson are both playing
with .la WbeaGrcs. despite The efforts
o. Jackson Co 1old both players. Shields
has been released This action viii no,
meet with the approval of local fans
as he is considered a more valuable
fielder. and be-er di-er than Violet.
Ni0'e. however is 3 good utility man.
as he can play any position buy pitcher
Win the presen- payers. f. looks like
Tturs-ou is booked tor his release, and
Kane VIII Qi,ch regularly HarUe>tN
is good bali PLAYER. buI opinion is ci-
v.iCt as 90 whether he Is better than
Thur.o1. II Jackson remains i'm The
league, i- is likely that the capture of
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
THE billiard TOURNAMENT

A great many members Of the Carroll
Club have already entered the billiard
tournament which is to open next week:
Other players are awaiting the result OF
ro-night's meeting to be held at the club
house. when all The plans will be de1in-
itelv arranged. Considerable interest
is being manifested in the tournament.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
AMATEUR NOTES.

The Ohio Valleys would like to hear
from n, Zwickers for Sunday afternoon
on the peninsula.
Eo1s O2O0C1 O0O-3 6 /
Batteries. Leans. Travis and Rose;
FATS, Korngiver and Dillon.
The CAarlestons defeated the Victors
Sunday morning by a score of 20 to l6.
Batteries for Victors Mcclure, Varley.
and Dryden; for Charleston Schnepf
and Sacher.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08

First hv errors. C.evs,acI 8. Pittshurg !;
I-f- ca bases. CIcNe and =, IlttS gu. = w.
first base on balls. off Cuppy 3 on hiI4en
I. struck ont. by CUppy /. by ki..en ! Two
Lyons: sacrifice hits. Chiis McAister,
Cuupy Donovan, Ely; sto.tn bases, Nc
A.5sr Lyons, double plays. Ely. P3dlen;
wild pitch. Cu0py. passed ball, Merritt;
umpire. EmsHs; time, 3 hours.
Boston. Mass. August THE home
team made ;he Senator's a present OF
ro-day's game by miserable work in the
eighth. The only inning in which the
visitors were allowed 70 score. Score:
Washington. .OO0O00O40-4 . l
Boston. .....O1OOO101O-3 10 3
Earned runs. Bos on .. Pitchers, Ger
man. Stvet-s and Sullivan. Umpire.
Lynch. Tine, 2 hours. Attendance l.
$50.
Brooklyn. y. Y. August THE
Philadelphia Brooklyn game was called
at the end of the second inning on ac-
count of rain. The score was 0 to 0.
Baltimore. Nd, August 7.-To-day's
game was a one-sided and featureless
affair. Meekin was knocked ont Of the
box and Gittlig took his place after the
seventh. Score tells the rest. Attend
ance 1857. Score:
Baltimore. .O21O337O*-16 10
New York. 900 I >
Earned runs. Baltimore II. Pitchers.
Hemming. Msekin and GiJtig. Umpire
Sheridan. Time, 200.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
THE SENATORIAL DISTRICTS.

IIIT4 NI44N-f VINI-fI4 III1 ItID -
A committee of local Democrats are
busy selecting places of meeting for the
thirteen Senatorial difIriGts OF the
STATE. for organization purposes. and
the various halls will be announced to-
morrow orMonday morning.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
Jackson IS IOTTERING
And Nay Withdraw from the Inter
St&.e League.

Wheeling Has Signed Two of the
Players. and Two More Have
Left While All Complain About
Non-Paymeut Of Salaries-BaI
Games in the Three Leagues.
The Tennis Tourrament-Other
Sporting Matters.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-08-08
THE NATIONAL LEAGUE

CLEVELAND. O., August 7-To-day's
game was close and exciting ard was a
battle between the pitchers The features
Were Stencils batting and E4y's running
jump eaten. wnich shut out Cleveland IN
ths eleventh inning. ChUds was put out
on, of The game for calling Umpire EmsAe
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row steubenviiIe will be here for two
games. Score:
P Bridgeport c1, O12OOOOOO- a11s
batteries Albright and Haddox, c.
DaTis and G. Davis; umpire, Walker
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WON WITH EASE.

Special 20 the Register
Sistersv.lle. W. Va. August T.
About 500 people were at the ball park
this afternoon to see our boys make
monkeys out OF the visitors. To-m0r-