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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-29
MoUNDsv1LLE.
hMiseellnneou, Melange or Minor Mat.
tiers from Mnrshnll's Metropolis. ?

..# bANAAupoIlts ID To-
Marshall county Republicans are
hustling these days. Hardly an idle
hand Is seen who Is able to do campaign
work. Meetings are being arranged for
all over the county. Following Is a list
OF those already apis,inted. with the
speakers secured from Secretary W. B.
Mathews yesterday, September 5, Harris
Run. w. N. Dovener and D. B. Evans;
Viola, R. A. Riggs and C. E. C~orrlgan:
September 9. Big Run, W. N. Dovener
and T. ]. Parsons: Lynn Camp. S. R.
Hanen and R A.. Riggs; September II,
Glen Easton, Franklin Arnold and C.,
e. Carrigan; September L., Sherrard,
w. N. Dorener and w. B. Mathews;
September is. Graysvlile. J.. J.. Leach
and Sc. Smith. Last night an enthusi-
astic gathering at Terrell's was address,
ed by W. n. Dovener and W. B, Math-
ews. The date for Moundsville's big
meeting has not been set. All efforts
are being put forth to secure a speaker
Of renown about the middle OF September
to speak In the large Prohibition assem-
bly, hall, near town.
The funeral services OF the late Mar
shall Jackson, who was killed by falling
down the shaft at the Glendale coal
works. were held at his late residence
yesterday afternoon at 1870 o'clock. Rev.
C. E. Clark. pastor OF the NJ. e. church,
oflciated, assisted by Rev. G. W.
Grimes. The funeral party will leave
on the 7:i0 Baltimore G train this morn
Ing for Fairmont, where the remains
Will be inferred.
Three convicts were released from the
~penitentlary yesterday, reducing the
population to gu. Mary Speasc, after
serving four years for voluntary man
slaughter, sentenced from Brooke coun-
ty; w. H. Trent, who had been confined
for three years for forgery In Kanawha
county, and William Davis, after fin
ishing n two-years' sentence for violat-
ing the pension laws In the same county,
A very pleasant society event was Civ
en- at the palatial home Of Col. j. E.
Hooten, on Fifth street, Thursday even
ing by the daughters. Misses Anna and
Jessie. A number Of guests were pres
ent who enjoyed themselves very much,
Delightful solos were rendered during
the evening by several OF those present.
The Republicans OF the city and coun-
ty will meet at the court house here on
next Tuesday evening to organize a nui-
formed marching club, which Is to be
named Gov. Atkinson's Club"
]. W. Gallaher, ]. C. Simpson and C.
c. Newman left yestcray afternoon for
Llttleton as delegates to the Democratic
senatorial convention. A. J. Martin
will leave this morning.
The county clerk was taken sick, yes
terday morning while at his desk and
was removed TO his home. He Is not
thought to be seriously Ill.
a member Of the caravu party that
went to Waynesburg last Tuesday re-
turned early yesterday and reported a
delightful time.
Mrs. james Alexander, of Bridgeport.
came yesterday evening to visit her pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. james Laing.
W. B. Purdy, who has been confined
for several days with typhoid fever. Is
reported not much better.
A three-ycar-old child OF r. W. Maui.
pin died yesterday.
J. N. Booth returned from New York
yesterday.
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we'll. If he eau be cured, write out a pre-
scription and send in your bill. So, here's
the FIRST part Of the proposition.
DR.. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery Is
a medicine that pemcates the whole body
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crobe hunter and ainicrobe killer. It Is a
well.kuowu fact that many persons Of scrof.
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going to the lungs. There Is no need of
living In THE state Of dread and discomfort.
Purify the blood. 1t can be done. The
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per cent. Of all consumptive cases, also Of
all other lingering, bronchial, throat and
lung diseases. DON'T allow q druggist to
persuade you into taking something that
lie Gays is ''just as good" Maybe it's bet
ter for him -better for his profits. Take
the Golden Medical Discovcry"-thc
greatest discovery Of the age. In addition,
IN order to know yourself better, send to
the Wohd's Dispeusary Medical Associa.
ton, Buffalo, N. Y, 81 oue-cent stamps to
cover cot Of mailing only, and get IN re-
turn, Dr.. Picrrc's Common Sense Medical
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MeGraw Won tho Game.

BALTIMORE, August %. : The
Champions had more trouble to take
to.day's game than any OF the final SER
les with the Reds" Heavy stick work,
Including n three-bagger by McGraw,
In the fourth inning, which cleared the
bases and put the game beyond dam
ger. was the feature. Attendance, 4.2l7.
Score. II II
Baltimore ....2 90 g451Oo1 IS ii 4
Cincinnati $40 . l 0 0 0 0 Os3-6 II l
Earned runs, Baltimore 4; Cincinnati 2.
Pitchers. Pond and Foreman. Umpire,
Sheridan. Time, 2 hours
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DoWHED AGAIN.
Saginaw Is Clearly In tho soupsecargo, of
washinEton, Made Three Triples.

Washington, Made Three Triples.
Special Dispatch to the IntelliGcncer.
WASHINGTON, Pa. August Is
Washington took the second game from
Saginaw this afternoon in easy FASH
ion. McCleary. the Martins Ferry boy,
was on the rubber for the Little
Senator's" and the Log Rollers" made
but seven hits and one earned run. He
struck Carr out three times. Miller was
hit hard by the home team. Cargo had
three three-baggers. Duffcy and Ho-
bright made sensational running
catches in the field. Griffin played poor
ly at short. Carr, OF the Carnegie Ath-
letic Club. Of Braddock. IS a new maa
for the LOG Rollers and his playing
was yellow. The score:
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speclo, Dispatch to the In,ellisencer.

Special Dispatch 70 the In~telI!gencer.
STEUBENV1LLE, O., Aug. 2S.-The
following is the score of to-day's games
in the tri-stnte tennis tournament: In
the singles, Charles Paxton, of Wheel
Ing, beat Daton Gallagher. Of Stcuben-
vile, 6-l, e.. James Harrington, Of
Youngstown, beat Roy WATSON, OF Ca
dir. Go, 6-3. Gallagher beat Harry Fra
zier, of Cadiz, 1-6, So, CO. Homer Cook,
OF Steubenville, beat Harrington, GA. rs
in the semi-finals. In the doubles, Pax
ton and Hubbard, OF Wheeling. beat
Gallagher and harrington 6-2, 6-S, 81.
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PHILADEuPEIA, August 2s.-The
Phlll!es pounded thu Cleveland pitchers
to-day and won the game. Both teams
tendance. $500.
Score: RlIE
Philadelp'a 20 0 o DOL 3 O-io il !
Cleveland 30 0 l2lNl 1 0 o. 0 10 2
Earned runs, Philadelphia 10; Cleveland
y Pitchers, keencr. Gumbert and Orth;
Snppy and Gear. Empires, Henderson and
Campbell. Time, 2:l5.
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Earned runs, Washington 6; SagInaw /.
i'asss on balls. of Miller 2: on Mcclcary
LII BY pitcher, Northwnng ., Mitchell.
Ihren-Daseh hits, Cargo 3, R%inehart. 1.-Two
nasc hits. Stout, Homphill. Summer, Rine-
hhrt Stolen bases, Stout. GanzGi, Jio-
nrlEnt. Rinehart 2, MeIicown 9, DnTey.
70 Ganzcl to Snydcr. UmpIrc. KecfcInEI
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THE whole system IS drained and un-
dermined by incident ulcers and open
sores. DeNVitts Witch Hazel Salvo
speedily heals them. 1t Is tho best Mia
cure known. Charles r. Goethe, corner
Twelfth and Market strects: Bowie q
Co.. bridgeport: Peabody 4 Son, Benz
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A business TAT Is
3not the most patient
in the
world. He cannot
stop work every
minute to bother
with an irritating
skin disease, or a
hacking cough that
insists on breaking
into his bargain.
making. Neither
will he wait to hear
any long. drawn. out
story of the cause
of his ailment He
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Earned runs, Wheeling 9. Loft on bases,
Wheeling s; Jackson s. Sacrifice hits. Vio-
let, Kane. Shields. Schnub. sMcCauley.
Curtis. Three-base hit, Kane: Stolen
lases. Halter. Gallagher .. Robinson 2.
Double play. Shields to Corcorau. Bases
on bnlls, or Kane 5: of Fisher 3. Hit by
pitched hall, Haller. DIESEL. Struck out.
by Fisher 4. Time. 1:io. Umpires. Baker
and ElahertY. - -l1iE - 49,
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BOYS will be boys" but you can't
afford TO lose any OF them. Be ready for
the green apple sehson by having De.
Wits Cole Y Cholera Cure In the
house. Charles r. Goethe. corner Twelfth
and Market streets: Bowie & Co,
bridgeport: Peabody 6 Son. Benwood'
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BOSTON. August 2S.-chicago won
to-day's game by timely batting and
superb fielding. Attendance, 5000.
Score: RHE
Boston ........1 1 90 10 0 Ii 5 /
Chicago :.....0 0 10 0 4 10 O-6 10 2
Earned runs. Boston .: Chicago 2. Pitch
ers. Nichols and Stiyctts; Griffith. Um-
plre, Lynch. Time, LES.
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Waterloo for Too 10,

"FOC1HI DIsphtch 10 tho I~Ntell;encc:.
YOUNGSTOWN. August 2S-The
nome team had nc trouble In defeating
the Mud Hens" to-day. They notIoniy
@ut6atted, but excelled them In the
Score: pTir
Youagst'n 20 2 3 3 0 o o o-iiia :
Ioicho ,......0 / 0E0@0 90 0 1-2GS Z
Battcries-Jordan and Zlnram: Ferguson
and Coylc and Arthur, 81 1900" -
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on MArrrRs
Excitement over ihs rstt We'll OH tie
a & t'.In IItnler,lnt Enrnn. NJ

-
Henttrsi,ot Farm.
70. S. W. nj the oil City Derrick
says; Considerable excitement has been
oeSaslohsd w THE Kelly & Co. test on
the Henderson, farm. located about
three miles due south OF the Wayerly
aeld. The we'll was drilled Into the
sand some time since. but was shot yes-
to-day and Is reported showing for 100
barrels q day. The estimate may be too
high, but a prominent operator In ti,r
WaYerly field had q telegram from his
representative that II was. n good well.
and lcasers are pushing &c, the new field
and paying big bonus for some OF the
territory. Despite the ,lethargy IN the
local fields, the lower southwest can
be said to be fairly active. An operator
came up from that country yesterday
ana had made n pretty thorough lnyes-
uRation While there. and said he had
found many Wildcats drilling In several
counties, In Woods and Peasants
counties arc busy looking for new pools
In the Cow Run sand and tho Berea
grit. The pools are not large, as n rule,
u generally profitable to tho finders.
a correspondent writing from MARI
eta, o., says: The Tunnel Oh Com
pany, ]. u. Higbee. president. has
opened up q new field at Tunnel. War
rem township. Washington county.
OHIO, The company. he states, has
struck o good well in the Cow Run'sand.
n VIII commence active operations In
that and surrounding territory. The
Tunnel OIL Company has two rigs build
ing n locations made for two others.
About two years ago the Atlantic Oil
company drilled IN a Cow Run Eushcr
IN territory located not very remote
from the now well. and great excite
ment followed. but In q short time the
gusher was completely surrounded by
busters.
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Special Dispatch to the lntell!Ccnccr.
WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. PSI. w.
Gorrell has been appointed postmaster
at Adlai. Pleasant county, vice a. G.
Lamp, resigned.
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Captain Halter was at home behind
the bat, relieving Shaw in the third
inning. The latter was suffering from a
sore foot.
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BROOKLYN. N. Y, August 2s.-
Brooklyn managed to pull to-day's
game at Eastern Park out OF the fire
in the seventh and eighth innings. AT
tendance, 1900.
Score: gRHE
Brooklyn 80 0 8ta' 10 20 IS Il Q
Louisville 10 0 2E0t1 90 % 0 4
Earned runs. Louisville 3. Pitchers,
Payne and Hill. Umpire. Hurst. Time,
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POISON Ivy, insect bites, bruises,
soalls hurns, are quickly cured hyde.
Wits Witch Hazel Salvc. the ssca,
pile cure. Charles r. Goethe, corner
twelfth and MARKET streets; Bowie &
Co, Bridgeport: Peabody Sc Son. Ben
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NIAGARA FALLS excursion, satur-
day. August 20. Through sleepers and
ladies' cars. Cleveland, [Ilorain &
Ing and New York, Chicago & ST. Louis
St.ELouls rallways. Round trip from
bridgeport, S. 90.
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Western League Results.
DUST.

Notes on tho Game and General Gossip
About Clubs and tho Players.
Poor Saginaw. She got it again from
Washington, Just where the chicken got
the AK. a vast amount OF shaking up
is needed In the Louisviiles OF the inter-
state league.
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To-day being Labor day, there ought
to be a packed house" at the grounds.
This Is the last game that will be seen
In Wheeling until September IS. The
home team Is putting up n magnificent
article OF ball, and their hard work
should be recognized by q record breaker
audience to-day. Everybody turn out
and cheer them UP.
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"Plnky" O'Dowd 'cheered up the
Wheeling players yesterday from the
grand stand. He gave a public invita-
ton to Shields to take tea with him
last night on the suspension bridge.
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WASHINGTON .....,.,.2 Oh o 4 0 eli

Earncl runs, ,WsshinFton 3; Pittsburgh
!. Three.base hits. Lush. Wright. Homo
smith 2, Lyons. Double play. Domont, nm.
assisted. First base on balls, on Mercer
OF killen /: or Huyhey :. Passed bills,
suYuen !; Farrell I. Time ,2.s. Umpire,
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Two bases presented to Jackson by
Kane. and wild throw to. second by
Shaw account for the run jackson made
In the first inning. Coughlin, the first
batter to walk, scored on the wild
throw. For the rest OF the game they
were unable TO bunch theft hits. and
thereby hangs the tale. The Score:
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htloso Contest. H5ua
Special Dispatch TO tho Intelllcenccr,"fii

SPECIAL Dlspateh 10 tho IntellIgenccr.
NEW CASTLE. August 2S.-To-day:s
game was a close contest all around,
a:d Fort Wayne had Just a shade the
better OF 1t.
Score: RfITf +
New Castle % 0 Q (? 0 o 0. o 0-Sli25
Fort Wnyne..0 ] 0I1Sl&0.,2S1 '-6ll Z
BattnrleF-Hiskman and Donovan;IaI.
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Mr.. Shields was In the game yesterday
but he was not sc unanimous with hi!
bat as he was In Thursdays contest.
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Snrlnra n

NEW YORK, August 2S.-The st.
Louis Browns" sprung a surprise on
Captain Joyce's men this afternoon by
batting out victory. Attendance, $500.
Score: RHE
ST. Louis 80 0 0 eoo1OG % . 0
New York ....c 0 0 90 0 0 0 % Z 8
Earned runs, st. Louis 9; New York /.
Pitchers. Breitenstein. Doheney and Sey-
mour. Umpire, Emslle. Time, 2:03.
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TX
INTERSTATE LEAGUE.

A nrctty fnlr-SiZeu crowd tuTneu Out
a, the ball park yesterday afternoon,
which. II kept up. assures the fans ina
Wheeling Is In the league - stay. There
were n great many ladies' present, and
tho crowd NIL In nll was q well pleased
and enthusiastic n For did not the
xalIcrs even up with tliose "Jaxons"
lar the defeat OF the day hefOrc? Well.
We reckon. They gave them but ono
rim. and that In tho .lrsu Inning Just
n coax them on. After That the runs
IN tho credit of Jackson.w were s!gniti-
cant of the aspect the boy Orators
srorc card Will present some time dur
inE the early part of NureWeer. The
Visitors were dangerous NatIpll stages
nj the game. but never destructive.
They we're very sore Eel their defeat,
md intend fighting hard for to-dny's
gang, Baker and FlahurtY umpired
tbc game. Flaherty's judgments were
,naudIbIc 10 the grand stand. and II
he oNlciates In to-day's game, he should
provide himself with lba speaking
trumpet.
Kane and Fisher were the opposing
twirlers. The former was a.tritle wilder
than his opponent. but managed to keep
the hits scattered. Both, twirlers were
there with their bats, BUT Kanc's had
more Il reproducing qualities, he maxi
Ing two rum on his " hits. Shaw had
his foot spiked in the third Timing and
retired from the game. 4Haller went
behind the bat. Robinson going to first.
Violet was moved to left, and Campbell
was brought to right gardenp which no
covered very efficiently. accepling every
chance offered. While there were no
plays OF the sensational, order, there
were many brilliant stopsNand catches.
The home team could not connect
safely with the plate unttlT the third
inning. Kane knocked a three-bagger
that almost looked good for a home
run. just missing going over the left
field fence by q foot. Or-aN single by
Gallagher he came in. Gallagher
scored in the fifth on q base on balls,
4 stolen base and Violet's drive to left.
Violet also tailed. CorcorHn making
a wild throw TO cut off a runner at first.
The Nailers didn't have~a chance to
score again until the seventh. when a
base. on balls and two singles filled tho
bags. A pop-up fly 'andTtwo infleld
ErOunders. however, spoiled'the chance.
Another shut-out followed In, the eighth.
In the ninth, folly" the pride of Bel
laire, made a very clever bunt, reach
Ing second on Fishers balk, and scoring
on GallaSher's single.
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North Wheeling Properly for Sale.

In order to close the estate OF the late
Patrick Kenney, I hereby oifer for sale
the property belonging to the above es-
tate, situated on tho west side of Market
consisting OF lot 33xl20 feet, with two
story brick house, fronting oil Market
street; also two-story brick house. 'front.'
Ing on Alley b. Said Market and Alley
3 are both paved with brick. This prop
erty Is In very good condition, the best OF
drainage, n rs Il whole Is n very de-
sirablc opportunity for Investment as n
home or otherwise. being In tho healthiest
and best part Of the city. WIN sell as n
call on JOHN J.. KESNEY,
Administrator Estate OF Patrick Kcnncy,
au25 fl-Er I0l Market Street.
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The Pittsburg Commercial Gazette of
yesterday says: Neither Stencil nor
Smith were well enoughito so In yester-
days game, but Stencil was in uniform
and on the coaching lines. Manager
Mack must have had quite Il time Keep
ing him out OF the game. as Jake swore
before leaving here that he was going
to break Into the game, sore thumb and
all. THE little German makes u poor
patient, as he would rather play bal!
than eat"
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XILLEN PITCHED Goon BALL
h"t Hts Support was OF tho Rankest Or.
der-1 bird Inning SrtfIrI -

WAsHISGToN:s D. c.. August 2:4
hilen pitched good ball to-day. but,GGg
'upport was poor in the extreme. Eft.
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Miller, who got his bumps" In the
ninth inning by the Nailers a few weeks
ago, will face them again to-day. He
will probably be an easy mark again.
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CASToREA.

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Campbell may pitch this afternoon.
II Sowders arrives-not he Of Washing
ton. by any means, but q Western asso-
citation twirler-he may be given q
chance to try his hand In the box.
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Pitcher George Kclb has demonstrated
that he Is even the superior Of Farmer
Brown" who IS claimed by many to be
the best twirlcr III the Interstate league.
Toledo Blade. kelb only worried
Wheeling once. The second time he went
up against tile "Nailers' he got his jolts.
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Frank Torrcyson has gathered togeth-
err nm excellent team at Bryan. Ohio.
and Is playing the Defiance and other
teams. He Is des!rous OF arranging some
exhibition games with the Toledo team.
and may bel accommodated.
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.Gladness Comes

| NAIith n better understanding OF the
w transient nature OF the many phys.
ical ills, which vanish before proper ef-
forts-gcntlc cfforts-pleasant Efforts
| rightly directed. There is comfort in
the knowledge, that SO many forms Of
| sickness urc not due to any actual dis
ease, but simply to n constipatcdc ondi-
ton OF the system, which the pleasant
family laxative, Syrup of Figs, prompt
~ remoyes. That is why 1t is the only
remedy with millions Of families, and is
everywhere esteemed SO highly by NIL
who value good health. Its beneficial
effects are due to the fact, that tits the
one remedy which promotes Internal
cleanliness without facilitating the
organs on which it acts. 1t is therefore
all important, in order to get itslbcne.
fciul effects, TO pote when YOU pur.'
chase, TINT you have the genuine arti-
Gle, which Is manufactured by the Cali.
fornin Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
ull Reputable druggists. a!4
II in tho enjoyment Of good health,
and TIM system Ii regular, laXatives or
other remedies arc, then not needed. II
afflicted with any actual disensc, one
may be commended to the most skillfnl
physicians, but IL In need of n~lnxntive,
ono should have the best, and with tho
wcll.informcd everywhere Syrup of
FgsstaIids highest and is most largely
Ned andgives mostgcncral satisfaction.
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Wheeling is now safely landed In third
place, md II She n only live long
enough to tackle that proud old YounEs-
town team and skin them%allrc she will
be forgiven.
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One reason why Keefe IL so honest and
well liked Ms an umpire, he Is a news
paper writer. In the winter Keete does
regular routine work, and Is said to be
q clever writer: besides. he has the sand.
and can't be Diluted off."--Youngstown
Vindicator.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-29

1t Is claimed that the Toronto club
Ruckonberger.s team, has sustained q
loss of 5000 this season. The figure
seems TO be a little high. Five Thousand
. "plunks" Is good deal OF money In
thrSc t%roublou5 times,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-29

Halter made a good backstop ycster-
day. Though he hadn't caught for
Wheeling since 'S9. his eye has lost none
Of its cunning.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-29

After to-day's game Wheeling Will be
away from home until September IS. A
large crowd should attend the game, as
no better quality Of baseball was ever
put up than In this weeks games.