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busque, l7th December,

lScD.
AIlocution Maxim n
quidenl. 9th June, 1882.
20 The ecclesiastical
rover must not exercise
its authority wi hou5 the
permission and assent OF
the civil government.
Allocu ion MeIninlt
unusQunique, 30th Sep
tember, 1851.
"A. The church has not
the pow er OF availing
herself OF force. or any
direct temporal power.
Apostolic letter, Ad
apostolice, 22d August,
1871.
y. The ministers Of
the church, and the Ro-
man Pontiff, ou ht TO be
absolutely excluded from
al charge and dominion
over temporal affairs.
AlloCutiOn MaXima
quidem, 9th June, 1862.
so. The immunity OF
the church and of eccle-
siastical persons derives S
its origin from civil law.
Apostolic Letter, Multi
pliCes inter, 10th June,
S5l.
VI. Errors about civil
society, considered both
in itself and in its rela-
tion TO The church.
AZ. In case of conflict
ing laws between the two
powers, the civil law
ought TO prevail.
Apostolic Letter, Ad
ApostolicR, 22d August,
1881.
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ABUs ERRoRUl

Syllabus complectens
pr&cipuus nostr9 3tRtis
erTOrc Qui mutantur in
AiloCutionibus Cor sis
torialibus, in Encyclicis,
allisque Apostolicis Let
teris Sanciissimi Domini
NOStri Phi Pape TX.
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busque II decembrls
1GEn

busque II decembrls
1860.
Alloc. Maxima Quiden,
junii 1852.
20. Ecclesiastical potcS,
tas suam aUctoritaten
eNercere non debet alb
sque civilis guberni
Venia ct aSSensI.
Atloc. Meminit unus.
qunicue 50 septembris
1851.
%. EcClesia Wis infer
end9 poteStatem non
hahet, neque pOtestatem
Il lam temporalem di'
rectam vel indirectam.
Lit. Apost. Ad epos-
tollR - augustI 1881.
81. Sacri Ecclesi@ min
istri RomanuSque Pon,t-
feN alb omni rerum tenn
poralium cura &C Go
minis Sunt ON MUS eX-
cludendi.
AllOc. Maxima Qui-
dem 9 iuuii 1851.
so. Ecc,csiI ct per
sonarum eccleSiaSt ca,
rum immuHitas q jure
civiliortum habuit. Litt.
Apost Mul iplices inter
10 iunii 1851.
VI. Errores de Socie
ta.e civil tum in sc, tum
in suis ad ecclesiam rela
tiOnabuS Spectata.
~. In confiictu legum
utriusQue protestatis las
civile praevalet.
Litt. AposI. Ad apost-
olicie % augUsti 1851.
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4 PROMPTLY. WITH
HV liberal advances upon
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Alloc. Multls gravis-
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VI. Errores de Socie-
tate civil tum in sc, tum
in suis ad ecclesiam rela
tiOnabuS Spectata.
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I - , tT
New York. the author says: "No temporal
prince, whether emperor or king, or president,
or any legislative body, can have any lawful
jurisdiction over the Pope" "The Pope gov
erns the church in the name of Christ and as
his representative. HIS divine office there
fore, makes him superior 10 every political,
temporal and human government"
AS the pepal bull, IMAM Ssnctarn has
been accepted by q general council and was is
sued by an infallible Pope, it must be consid-
cred an authoritative Catholic document. It
is also indorsed by Pope Plus x in the eucycli-
cal that contained the syllabus. This is what
II says EITHER sword is in the power OF the
church. that Is 70 say, the spiritual and the
material. The former is TO be used by the
church, but the latter for the church
The one is in the hand OF the priest
the other in the hands OF kings
and soldiers, but at the will and pleasure OF
the priest. II is right that the temporal sword
and authority be subject to the spiritual power
Moreover, we declare, say, define and pro-
nounce that every human being should be
OF necessary faith" (Du Pins Ecclesiastical
History vol. XII, 2. z, Romish authority
Protestant authority; Hailam's ''Middle Ages
chap. VII P. 303. and Dowling's History Of
complete justification of the whole of this
infamous "bulf' may be found IN q Roman
Catholic work by Hergenrother, entitled
"Anti-Janus' (Note-The book "The Fope
and Council" by Janus. tnat he reviews, is, 10
our mind, the most able reiutation OF papal
claims ever issued from the press.) The dis
tihNHHe piiHclpiSs OF ln1S ''Du1I, ana now
part OF the canon law of the church, he sets
down as follows:
First, 'ft is necessary to salvation that every
man should submit TO the Roman Pontiff"
second, "thiS is necessary Consequence OF the
dogma OF papal supremacy; third, sit con-
demns the assertion of the STATE of any power
over church property; fourth, ssthe temporal
power OF Christian princes does not exempt
them from obedience to the head OF the
church,; fifth 1.-THE material sword is drawn
for the church. the spiritual Dy the church,: !:
sixth, "the material sword must cooperate
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-21

At n meeting held In Prohibition hall,
on tho MOundsvllle camp grounds last
week. TO effect a county Woman's Chris
tian Temperance Union In Marshal
county, Mrs. Harry Stewart, OF this
place, was elected president OF the coun-
Is organization and Mrs. a. A. Picker
Ing corresponding secretary.
a large number OF people from here
attended the picnic given by ST. Johns
church yesterday, at Mozart park.
The spelling bee given In the NJ. L.
church last night was well attended.
and all who participated did themselves
credit.
The funeral Of Thomas C. Edwards,
who died Friday morning. took place
yesterday afternoon Mt 2 o'clock. from
the NJ. +. church, Rev. J. s. Robinson
officiating; interment In McMechen
cemetery.
The Ladies Auxiliary OF this place will
attend the entertainment given by the
Ladies Auxiliary OF Wheeling this even.
Ing.
The Riverside tube works resumes to.
morrow morning and the plate mill and
steel works start on Monday next.
The Wheeling steel works resumes
work Tomorrow and the Wheeling Iron
works is making full time.
Messrs. Michael Shrader and Ed Bea-
~, OF Mannington. were visiting friends
In the city yesterday.
Miss Blanche Farrell, OF Pittsburgh,
Is visiting her sister Miss Lou, In Lower
Benwood.
Charles Estep. Of Greencastlc. Pa, Is
visiting his mother on Main street.
Asbury Roby has returned from n visit
To his home In GlOver's Gap.
Miss Emma Price Is visiting her SIS
ter In Pittsburgh.
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MARTINS FERRY.
iiaps and Mlshaps In the Thriving city
Acrnnk tic Rirrr.

4
Across tho River.
4 boy named Jones, who Is about four.
teen years old. and who has been in the
habit OF lOafing around the Cleveland
& Pittsburgh railroad depot at Portland
station, was arrested at Buffalo Bits
show 0t Steubenvile. on Saturday,
charged with rObblng that depot last
\ week.
The Gerke we'll on the Henry Gerke
| farm, Is down about LOO feet and Is ex-
pected In next Thursday. The well IL
| about three-quarters OF mile north OF
I'aurelton, and within n quarter OF q
mile OF the Merkle No. ..
Ellis Lash and Ernest Gosncy return
ed yesterday from the All Alike Fishing
Club camp, nine miles west OF CadIz.
The boys are having q good time. The
ten ate thirteen loaves OF broad the
first day they were In camp.
The Lincoln OIL Company expects 10
| commence drilling at the Martins Fer
~ vel. on the Kerr-Helling farm next
Monday. Several teams are busy haul
Ing supplies.
AT meeting OF the water works
trustees last night the contract for re-
lining the city reservoir was let to
Shh' iCS INVtNti MUM dllu lnc UOllu WdS
signed.
The track will be laid from the main
line Of the Wheeling & Lake Erie to the
new coal mine on Knob Run this week
4. C. Ong, OF Mt. Pleasant, Is visit
ing Mr.. ind Mrs. George Twcedy, on
his return from York, Pa.
". Z. Cole returned yesterday from
GAINESVILLE. where he spent Sunday
with his family.
The new tin mill at the Aetna Stand
ard Is undergoing n thorough over
hauling.
Mrs. George Strain and children re-
turned last night from Dillonvalc.
Misses Cora and Anna MIskell are
visiting friends back OF Yorkvllc.
Miss Rose Ferguson. OF Steubcnville,
Is visiting friends hercabouts.
Mics Ella Tweedy, of Steubenville, is
visiting Mrs. Fred. Jones.
oliver Stringer OF Portland Station.
was In town yesterday.
II. W. Hodgcns. Of Portland Station,
was down yesterday.
George TnglebrIght is visiting friends
In Pittsburgh. @
Mra. Howell Jones has returned from
Sharon, Pa.
b. T. Brady leaves to-day for Omaha.
Neb..
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BELLhIRE
All sorts Of Local Nu,v'n .i Go,dr from
the Glass CIty.

The steel works resumes operation
this morning. They were prevented
from starting yesterday by delay In the
repairs,
Thomas J, lloyCe and wife, NJ Gas
CITY, Ind, were IN the city yesterday on
their way to Epworth Park, to spend the
summer,
Miss Minnie Marsh. who Inns been Wis.
ltlnE her brother In Slstcravlil- for some
time past. Inns returned 10 tho city,
John Hell will start II meat shop In the
store room formerly occupied by the
Democrat. on ThIrty.socond street
John schlck, Of tho Fourth ward, Is
Improving hla property by having Il now
cement walk plnced around It.
Robert Brady, OF Savannah, Ga, has
returned home after q ten days visit
with relatives IN tho city.
Mr.. Florence Tomllnson, travelling
salesman OF the Bottle Company, has
gone 10 Jerusalem.
Mrs, George squlgElns and Bon. OF
Pittsburgh, are the guests OF relatives
In the Fifth ward.
Miss Martha McClenry. OF Martins
Ferry. IL the guest OF friends In the
Second ward.
I. l.. Fawcctts family will so out 10
Enworth Park this week to spend the
summer.
August Bahra, of New Castle, Pm, Ia
the guest OF his parents In the Fourth
ward.
Miss Edna Gibson has returned TO her
home In Pittsburgh. after visiting IN the
city.
Miss Molly Highlander. of Kansas City,
NO.. 10 visiting In the Fourth ward,
Miss Lizzie CummInS. OF the Fifth
ward, has gone to Atlantic City,
A new Iron fence Ia being placed
around the cut school house.
J. d Keyser spent yesterday at Bcalls-
vile, the guest Of friends.
Miss Ida Simmons has returned from
Mlngo, were she visited.
Miss Alice Cunningham Is visiting rel
atives at Toledo.
D a. Colbert " spending a week at
Bethesda.
Charles Brocltman returned yesterday
from Tittln
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GREENSBoRo-River feet 6 inches
and falling. Rainfall 20 inches.
OIL CITY-RIvcr ! foot and station
airy. Cloudy and cooler.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8 feet 3 Inch
cs and falling. Raining and warm.
WARREN-RWer IS foot. Heavy
rains.
PITTSgURGH-Rive feet and fall
ing at the dam. Weather cloudy.
Observation-Disclosures feet 4
inches and falling. Cloudy and warm.
Down-Ben lIur, Keystone State. Up
Belle Prince.
PARkERSBURG-RIver II feet l
inch and failing. Showers and cool. Up
Liberty. Elaine. Bob Ballard. Last OF
coal passed down this morning. No
accidents have been reported. Valley
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In order TO give everyone an oppor-
tnnity to see the grand crops In the
western states and enable the Intending
settler to secure n home. the Chicago,
milwaukee, & st. Paul Railway has ar
ranged to run a series OF harvest OK
cursicns 10 South and North Dakota,
and TO other states in the west, north
west and southwest on the following
dates: July 81, August and IS, Sep
TENDER ], Is, % and October and 20, at
the low rate OF two dollars more than
ONE FARE for the round trip. Tickets
viii be good for return on any Tuesday
or Friday Within twenty-one days from
date OF sale. For rates. time OF trains
and further details apply to any cou-
pom ticket agcnt In the cast or south.
or address John L. Pott, District Pass
enEer Agent. WillIamsport. Pa. m
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nQp6T Qn0V -ABsoLuTELY-
II ul'hnl DVVh GIVEN AWAY I

Few books printed in the English Ian.
Euage have reached so grea, sale as
has Dr. Pierce's Common Sense Medical
Adviser. II Is book OF 1908 large pages
and contains over 200 illustrations some
Of them In eoloS. II Is a complete family
doctor book. 1t is written simply and con.
eisely, aud is indered so that reference to
II Is made easily and quickly. Over $4,000
copies have been sold at the regular price
OF $50. The profits on this enormous sale
enable the publishers to distribute 500. 600
copies absolutely PRIZE. A copy bound in
strong paper covers, will. therefore be sent
FRBE TO any one who will send al oue-cent
stamps 10 cover cost OF mailing only.
Address, WORLDS DIsPBNsARY MED.
lcAL ASSOCIATION, Buffalo, N. Y.S
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PROPOSALS.
PROPOSE AIS.

Sealed proposals Will be received by the
Regents of the State Normal School fol
the erection and completion OF addition,
to the present Normal School building al
West Liberty. West Virginia, and 70,
heating the building with steam, until II
O'Clock M. August I. 1885, at which hour
the same will he opened at the Blenner-
and specifications for the said work may
he seen on and after July Is Mt the Office OF
the President OF the Board. In Charles
ton; In the office OF 7. s. Riley, Attorney
General, Wheeling: In the office Ole NJ.
Gllkeson. ParkersburR: IN the office OF W.
L.; Rodgers. West Liberty, und ut the
office, OF Frank Z. and Henry r. Davis,
Architects. Baltimore, Md. The Board re-
serves the right TO reject any or all bids.
Proposals are TO be addressed to II. S.
Carr: Secretary OF tho Board OF Regents.
NJ Charleston. W. Va, or In care OF the
hlennerhassctt Hotel. rAritcrSburg, W.
va. Virgil 4. LEWIS, ~
jyl6 President OF tho Board OF Regents.
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Condensed Testimony,

Charles b. Hood. Broker and Mnnu-
fnCturcr's Agent. Columbus, Ohio, Ger
tincs that Or. Kings New Discovery
has no equal ms Cough Remedy. j. D.
Brown, Proprietor 81. James Hotel, TT.
Wayne, Ind, tcstlflcs that he was cured
OF Il Cough OF two years standing ,cn,ls-
cd by La Grippe. by Dr. Kings New
Discovery. D. i. Merrill, RaldwInsville,
Mass, says that he has used and recon-
mendrd It md never knew II to fail and
would rather havc 1t than any doctor,
because II always cures. Mrs Hem
ming. 222 L. 2j,h ST.. Chicago. always
keeps 1t ut hand and has no fear OF
Group. because Il Instantly relieves,
Free Trial Bottles at Logan Drug Com
nnny's Drug Store. Z
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IN BUSY BENWoop.
What People Arr Doing and Saying IN
the Iutlu,triuI Tnxyn

James lIutchlson. OF McAlechen street
met with very serious accident yester'
day, while at his work In the Riverside
plate mill. lie was repairing n cooling
furnace and had one OF the large lids
propped up on hooks, The hooks broke
letting the lid fall IN hIs right hand
MASKING It. The second finger was am
putated and II IN thought By the attend.
Ing physician that his hand Will have tC
he nmputated, ~ every bone Is broker
ana his wrist badly mashed.
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The Ruth leaves at $50 Tomorrow
morning for Charleston.
The Princess passed up the river with
a tow Of empties at O'Clock yesterday
afternoon.
The Ben Hur was delayed on her way
down yesterday and did not get off for
Parkersburg TIL I p. m.
The Elaine will be up for Pittsburgh
tonight at S O'clock and will return for
Parkersburg at p. IN. Tomorrow.
The river marks last night Mt c
o'clock indicated s feet and falling. Tenn
peraturc, cloudy and threatening;
trade along the wharf fair.
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Recently some complaint vas made
because Mr.. ]. W. Gunnels, president
OF the Toledo club. was 30 remiss in
paying his 5000 guarantee. Those who
knew Mr.. Gunnels thought at the time
that something must have been wrong
or he would have been among the first
to settle. It now develops that the To-
ledo man had reason for his delay In,
putting up his cash. 1t seems that It
had been agreed that President Pow
ers bond was 10 be deposited with Mr.
Gunnels. who is the vice president of
the league. The bond was not filed
promptly and Gunnels refused to pay
the guarantee until the bond was forth
coming. When he got the bond the cash
was put up.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-21

Anyone who carefully sizes up the
eight teams OF the Interstate league
must come to the conclusion that there
are six that are just as good Us Wheel
ing. and two or three that are better
fixed In the box. II Is not a sure thing
that Wheeling will Mt once, jump into
the first division In the second season
race. Wheeling outclassed every team
but one at the opening Of the first sea-
son, but the same cannot be said now.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-07-21
Heart Disease Relieved In 40 Minutes.

DR.. Agnew's Cure for the Heart gives
perfect relief In all cases Of Organic or
sympathetic Heart Disease in 80 min
utes, nd speedily effects cure. 1t is n
peerless remedy for Palpita.ion, Short
ness OF Breath. Smotherlng Spells, Pain
In Left Side and Nil symptoms OF Dis
eascd Heart. One dose convinccs. Sold
by r. II. List and Logan Drug Co.
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Yesterdays winner-YOuhEst6wn.

On account OF the rain yesterday all
Of the Interstate games, excepting the
one at Youngstown. were post
poned. Last evening It was given OUT
chat Fort Wayne and Wheeling would
play two games this afternoon, but la
ter It was decided to play but one game.
Powell or Carrlck will be lh:the box for
the Champions and "Red'u Carney is
slated to pitch for the Sailers. The
sick men on the Fort Wayne team are
gradually rounding TO and they will no
doubt make an interesting series with
the Wheehngs.
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Beautiful Form, and Composition

Are not made by chance, nor can they
ever in any material he made at small OF.
pense. a competition for cheapncss. and
not for excellence OF workmanship, Is the
most frequent and certain cause OF the
rapid decay md entire destruction OF arts
and manufactures.
For Best (Which Is the Chcapest) Work
the lntelliGencer Job Printing ONCE
u The Place to Co.
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YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Steubenville. .ENos TAYLOR. 80 p. m.
Darlington. JEWEL. $3.50 p. IN.
Parkersburg. BEN HUR, Up. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Cincinnati. :. KEYSTONE STATE, a. m
Pnrkersburg. LIBERTY, II a, m.
Matnmoras. ..LEXISGTON, II Il. m.
SteubenvIlIe.. ENOS TAYLOR, $50 D. IN, .
Clarlngton....JE JEWEL. $3.50 p. m.
Pittsburgh. ..ELAISE, > p. nj.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston. RUTH. $50 n. m.
steubenyille.. ENoS TAYLOR. go p. IN.
Darlington. JEWEL. $50 p. IN.
Parkersburg. ELAINE, ? p. m.
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CHICAGO, July g0.-The Colts outplaycd
III" BostOnN at all points today. winning
an rnsy ghinD. tho result reversing tho
.ihnding Of the two teams for fourth and
MN places. Attendance. 3,i0,
Score: Ri u
rEIcago ....,2 ! 40 200 2 10 10 1
'o'ton .,...O / 90 O2 0 0 o. S
Earned runs, Chicago c; IIoston 3. Pitch.
.Tr,s. Terry md Stlvctts. Umpire. Lynch.
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Notice,

Owing 10 the rain yesterday. many Of
our customers were unable 10 attend
our special sale. We have, therefore,
decided 10 continue the sale to-day, at
the same prices rs yesterday.
THE LEADER,
1920, 1922 and 1924 Main Street.
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CRIMINAL. COURT,
A Letter to Judge Itugus that I, Rather
flIm'y and vii, Not Clear Eorgtr Oar.
low-Thc paitt Case Not Concluded.

w s"'SN tt"RhH ~
fiIm,y and viii Not Clear Eorgsr Gar.'
low-fhr paiti Case MT Concluded.
The case against ". c, Carlow,
charged With forgery will come up In
the rrIminal court Tomorrow and It
promises to be one Of tho most interest.
Ing OF the term. Dryden & Robinson
VIII defend tho prisoner and prOsecut.
ing Attorney Howard will conduct the
prosecution. In connection with this
case the defendants attorneys and
Judge tluRus have received letters from
an unknown person signing the name
of George McKiSSick, IN which tho wrl-
tor claims to BE- the guilty man md
states that he was In WOodsllell, Ohio,
on the day OF Garlow's arrest, and that
u was he who was on the train and got
or because the cashier OF the bunk
was on board. Mcliesslck says lrc and
Carlow are double cousins" using the
same expression that Carlow did when
he was examined by Chief Bennett ar
ter his arrest. lie says they look ms
much alike az twins and that he used
Carlow as n sort OF Il vault" to keep
his checks and papers. The writer also
requests that the chirOgraphy OF these
letters be compared TO that on the
funny thing about the letters Ia
that they arr dated Pittsburgh, July 10,
and the postmnrk shows that they We're
mailed In Wheeling, July Is.
The trial OF Albert Paltz tho seven
teen-year-old boy who Is charged with
stealing u horse belonging 10 Mrs \, D.
Garden. took up the day In the criminal
court yesterday and attracted quite Il
large crowd of spectators. The Jury be-
fore which he was tried and In whose
hands his fate rests. Il composed OF. the
following: W. s. Coleman, Hermann
ClausS, ]. II. Clark. ]. T.. Webster.
George c. Crlss, Samuel Moore, ], W.
Coleman, Benjamin Cooling, Henry
Kern, w. ]. Welshanes, ]. o. SChener-
leln and Charles II. BryS9n.
Colonel Robert White and Mr.. N. f.
Dryden fought the Indictment for the
defense aud Prosecuting Attorney How
ard represented the state. The defense
Instituted q plea that their client was
not responsible for anything lss did
and introduced testimony to that eff
feet. Or. Mnnley was among the Wit
ncsscs for the defense and gave his
opinion on the shape OF the boys head.
The testimony was all In before 6 y. IN.
and the night session was devoted to the
argument. Colonel Whites plea for the
boy was eloquent and touching. The
case was given to the jury at 9a5 p, m.
and up TO l0:4j they had failed 10 agree
on verdict, consequently they were
called in and sent to the hotel until this
morning at O'Clock.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.
Yo8tcrday'n wInncr-chIcagU.

To-dnys Enmcs-Ecw York Mt Clncln.
natl Washington at Cleveland. baltimore
~ Pittsburgh. PhIlndclphla ;at st. Louis
Brooklyn ut Louisville, li0HtUn'Rt Chicago.
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JUST ItECEIvED.

Another lot or those elegant hii-Nvool
$500 Tronserings. Having Just Increased
our capacity we arc prepared to make NJ,
at short notice.
G. HESS & SONS,
Fashionable Tntl0rA and Gcnts Furntsli-
ers, 1921 md 1893 Market Street.
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That the rain was general over large
part OF the country was shown by the
postponing OF all games In the National
league excepting at Chicago. In the In
ter-state league only one game was
played, that at Youngstown.
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Al Mllwnukoc-Nl Milwaukee q; Grand Rap.
IDS lsnttQrleE- isottgcr aud spccr, Me-
Fnrlnnd and SInlnk,
Al 81. paul-St. PAM 70! indianapolis :.
observation-disclosures nnd splrs; Cross nnd
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CHICAGO, July 20.--No busn bnl gnme
Ut 81. Louis, Cleveland, CInuinnnti, Lon.
wsi or i'lttBbnrgh. owing 70 rain md