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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-05

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. -
w MEN; only those capable O, IsahLlS.
800 to ;l25 per month need appIv eSS,,til
chapline street. %T.9 ~.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-05
RfpvBliCAN sIATF LEAeuE .MEEIlNG,

TO the Republican Clubs OF west Virginia.
The annual meeting OF the Repuoucain,
State League Clubs OF West Virginia VIII
be held In tho city OF Charleston on
pose OF eIectiug officers for the coming
year, considering plans for a permonent
ORGANIZATION and the election OF delegates
10 the National League meeting.
Each club is allowed i've delegates ana
FIVE alternateB.
Republicans are urged to organise clubs
at once and send the name OF the cup
and list OF oflceEs TO the, pfe,.dent, a.
ailce Il desired at this the opening meeting
OF tho presidential campaign. The work
OF organizing clubs should be pressed
with vlgor at once.
BY order OF the committee
c, d. ELLIOTT, President.
N " STTfCE SAcratary
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-05

ESoR BENT-HoUsE 80, n. ~ -
IL StIfcl'B Row on North M,,nN 4 Z
fnauireo OF L. G. STIFEL. 80 W siTD s.n.s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-05
u. ". sTrCK. secretnry.

Al the late meeting OF tho Republican
state committee the following resolution
was adopted; t-.
Resolved, That this committee request
the Republican editors Of West virginia
To assemble at Charleston at the time OF
the meeting OF the Republican State CLUB
League, for the purpose OF organizing an
associatIon to forward the Interests OF the
Republican party in the coming cam
ppign." WILLIAM NJ. Q. DAWSON.
1,lnrunnd ". Va Feb. .. 1sss.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-05
uoUsEhoLD GOODS ron sALE :

One bed suite and one s!nrl. -,
with mattresses and springs, one ,y,;
stove with carollfic burner, al low low ~, ~
Call ut once. as the undersigned d.,,'ai
to move to Texas. 'a
u, u, MARSH
mr3 Upstairs. 50 Fifteensh Sirs:,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-05
NEW ADVERTISEMENT

NOR RENTS ROOMS on ~
bash street. Inquire Mt this Office =" v, w
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-05

MIR. cieveland's FIRE seems to have
gone out. Did he exhaust himself and
Mr.. olney on Venezuelan
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-05
ATLANTIC TEA COMPANY.
Atlantic Tea Go.

Our annual invensoryi i. complete
aud to US 10 very satisfactory. Our
business shows a marked increase
over 's4 We are now resolvedshat
'ee shall lead all preceding years. If
low prices aud standard goods will
attract trade, aud We think it will.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-05

1T not only is 30. it must be so. Ono
that's what makes II so. Logan Drug
Co, Wheeling. W. Va, Il. i. Peabody,
Bcnwpod. and Bowie & Co., Bridgeport.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-03-05
q TocKHoLDERs NOTICE.

There will be meeting Of the s,oek.,.
ers OF tho Sugar Creek OIL Combsby' y
Monday evening. March Q. 1886. al Sri,. y
at the office Of Stathcrs & Store Is
sotlc Temple building. Wheeling " "
for the purpose OF permanent organiza,,s.
and election OF officers.
W. Z. STATHERS. Pr,
+. NJ. BERRY. sec'y. ~ ~.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19
ReY1e" OF SFo;HET'

ford 10 pay fancy price for good
pitcher. Rusie is drifting on to Has
Beenville.
Charley Byrne was lucky in getting
Tom Mccarthy. 1t looks to me as If
Brooklyn would beat out tho Giants in
'y6.
Pop Arson has a corking team of hit
tiers for next season, and he ought to
finish in the first division.
Chris Won der Abe hasn't mended his
fences, and il looks as If he doesn't in
tend TO- II would be for the good of the
game If Chris sold his franchise and
stuck to his Dutch corner grocery.
Louisville has some live material and
McCloskey is showing his good seuse
in not parting with it, The Colonies
VIII certainly bear watching next season.
Buck Ewing is working hard to give
Cincinnati good team, but he win finish
about as ne did Hast season. Pittsburg's
infcld will be improved now that Mack
has secured Fred Ely from st. Lonis.
"lou can say for me that the Senators
will finish seventh or better. providing
our pitchers nre in good form and meet
with no injury during the season, Keep
your aye on little De Montreville, please.
There's a neryy, natural player
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19
PINEY WOODS SAW MILLS.
LONG Leaf Yellow Pine Timber Con-
verified Into Lumber.
SOME SPLENDID UP-TO.DATE PLANTS,
Manufacturers Who Live in Pretty Homes
in tho Performed Woods--Jossorapd
and the Yalda Country.

A Post evangelist has recently be-
come strongly imbued with the idea that
after all, life is worth the living. pro
vided Il portion of mans terrestrial cX-
istence can be passed in the sweet smell
ing pincy woods of East Texas, where
the long and shortleafed drapery of the
tall trees glisten in the sunlight, dance
TO the inspiration of happy hreezes, hide
the antics of nimble squirrels and fur
nish bowers for innumerable feathered
singSters.
Nowhere in this corner of Texas can
a few weeks he spent with more benc-
fit TO ones general health than amongst
the balsam perfumed fields of the pine.
where even short stay is conducive
TO longevity and makes lighter the bur
den of ones existence.
Even the attenuated razor-hacked
porker always hungry and never coasing
with It's grunts, seems contcnted with
the provisions of nature aud never
thinks of the morrow.
1t was the good fortune of The Post
evangelist to tarry awhile at Josseraud.
on the Trinity and Sabine road. one of
the Eveliest little saw mill towns In
the state, where millions of feet of long
ieat yellow pine are annually converted
INTO lumber. The evangelist stopped AT
Josscrand 10 listen to the music of the
saws that stole ont from two splendidl,,
equipped mills, both operated bv the
,loSserand Lumber company and called
the. upper and lower mills respectively.
Mr.. L. Josserand is president of tho
company, which has recently been in
corporated with a large capital
With a welcome TO be found nowhere
outside of the piney woods country. Mir
Josserand captured the evangelist. who
mad hard work to convince that hosnit-
able party that two breakfasts in one
morn ne were rather more than even N
newspaper man could stand
Mr.. Josserand conducted tho visitor
around the extensive plants and took
pardonable pride i'm pointing ont all the de
tails of tho splendid modern eouinmen,
of the mills, all of which is thoroughly
M 10 date.
Then, too, the heads Of departments
are all tried and faithful mmbermen
In the upper mill Mr.. ID. u. Mccall lis
foreman. and more capable man for
the position never walked the deck of a
saw plll; foreman Mccall has long been
connected with the mill, and he rejoices
In a remarkably pretty home, charming
wife and bright little son. A delight,
ful dinner-one of those rare old-fash-
Toned homo meals, was enjoyed by the
evangelist at Mr.. McCalrs well laden
table.
In the same mill Mr.. =. II. Mercer
ably fills the position of engineer.
In the lower mill Mr.. T. Il. Josserand.
son of the head of the company. Is
foreman, and he Is a thoroughly prnc-
teal lumber manufacturer. The en-
gineer. in this mill is Mr.. L. +. Nichols.
VINO Is not only a past master of his
calling, but profound student Of M
tonai politics. 1t is said in and around
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19

basemnn Chicago club, as well as lead.
ing man in "A Runaway Colt"
PAGER" Smiih--aanged at Decatur
Thomas II. Burns--Manager Spring
field tAlasel club.
Umpire John Observation-Disclosures, New
York.
A Powell-Manager New Orleans club,
Sam Weayer-Pohceman, PHILADELPHIA.
'Dasher' Troy--Score cards, New
York.
Larry Twitchell--Manager Milwaukee
club.
Joe EllEk-Barkeeper. Kansas City.
Bob Allen-Banker, Paulding. Ohio.
} Charlie Decentralization, Detroit.
Hank O'Day--Nationai league umpre.
Paul Radford-Has Just retired.
Bob Carrpthers--Minor league ump;re
Ben Sanders-Clyil engineer, Louis.
vile.
Among the better known players of the
last decade or so who are known to be
dead are: Mike Kelly, Ned Williamson,
"Silver' Flint, Larry Corcoran, Remsen,
Jack Cassidy, Jim Whitney, Jim 10.
gerty, Charlie Ferguson. Bob Ferguson.
Dan sullivan, Amos Cross, Billy Mount.
joy, Martin sullivan. Phil Tomney. Ed.
die Glenn. Darby" O'Brien, "Cinders' IS
o. Brcn, "Yank" Robinson, Ed. Daily
Ned Blgh, Al Mex nnon, Horace Phil.
lips Elmer Satellite. Hub Collins. Tommy
Cahill. Jerry Dorgan, John Mcmahon.
John Ewing. Joseph Blong. Charles Bri.
o6y Camp. Lip Pike. William vinton
Joe Farrell. Ned Dundon, John Grady
John Fox. Frank Bowes. Billy Harring.
ton: Jimmy Say, Charles Il. Duffee,
Nick Reeder
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19
A PEEP AT yAIDA

FROM Josserand to Valdo in po,,.
county, The Post evangelist eniovad o'n
peasant ride over the Trinity I'm raoS
10 o9rfisan, thence south via tLe u IU"u
oh FAST and West Texas line on hl norr
fo8lpea' to the point in question '' urn
N"lua ls situated on a gentle em;r.roo
aiu presents pretty picture be;nn '. .i,'r
rounded by the ever graceful nine sur,
spueh snrnbbery. Here is IocateJ . ,ha
INV NV and p!an'ng mills of ColonI T ore
f,a,Nncy' = most genial lumber NAM mn
laciurer; fine business man "na manu-
ppuShiy hosp.table host The S ayor, ,nGr,
a n,o the very decided pleasure o f" Se;n,
Iolonel Hackney's guest durinco 81 9eing PEN;
o oy az that charming spot Tba n ,,,i,,i.
operated by Colonel Hackney 1 h mus
, u, capacity and fine equipmen nav ia
H a. recently the mills had been sbmt ! I'm,
tor long period for the pnrnosn SUI uoWh
uhg IN new machinery, but no VI put
SAWS SAWS are running on full time and ND" .he
muse Use from early dawn till d %uu hahe
from Nalda station an enr,r Ivy eve.
walk OF a mile through honhihg
spahgied forest fairly alive Wiz, uew-pe-
is @ya,, and made melodloms' n risky
} ~ song of winged vocalists hr by Ihe
ne .he EVANGELIST TO a clearing wbor orought
'"e saw and planning mills of Mr. Ire " S'a n
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19

Boring, a near relative Of he
Behring'S. These mills have an u
from fifty TO sixty Carload
while their capacity is over "
every ten working houn. w.
who has\yeais of experiences - "
facture of lumber, is one Of
successful operators in East ls
draws his supply Of raw maienI
magnificently timbcred countfl
penetrated by eight miles Of
Both suw mill and planer az
furnished with the very --latest
ments in machinery and no 2
spared by the owner to keep ~
up to a thoroughly modern GU
all times. Situated on an ns
ity and above the mills Is Nj
elegant home, one of the ncN
in its appointments and graslA
lecture to DO found outside q
politan city. Indeed, this pS
house would grace any q
residence districts, and 1t enM
feet comfort, elegance and oeG,
Bering is particularly hang
household, which is graced "
doubly attractive by his ac
wife and the young ideal o.
Maggie, q sweet-faced, goldern'
sic of about six summers, w
eyes beam welcomes on all sorsaI
About 800 people live 10 ts
lagc, where their material w
supplied by the well-stocked ns
Boring. Mr.. Bering is somes
TO raising fine stock, ana y
large and thriving lot OF me
hogs that are now butter fhL
The operating force Of ~
differed as follows: Mr.. r.
foreman of saw mill; MI y n
foreman of planer. me !
is Mr.. L. Walker and MI soa,
occupies the position Of masr4 y4|
OF the woods force Mr.. Jonn ~
is foreman. The office depsia
in charge of Mr.. q. Haso' M
accountant and one of tne "
noisseurs of fancy cheese " :
on this side of the Atlantic; i, 4
The evangelist left tho 'si '.,,
with pleasant memories o. pm uss
hospitality and enterprlslnt
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19
MIGNoNETTN

For The Post. ~. n
They called her "Mignons.si.
She was so sweet ana I,e"'
Her little hands a-trempis
Were as the jasmine pa"
Within a sunny alcove a.y.
She sat throughout ue ssyep
For there .she said that
Seemed not so far away
Where she could see the SUD
Go kissing down the sniioss
And watch the cresteI ~
Come sporting onto i
She said that all the IOWA IOWA
Have spirits, and each ~
As losing earthly sempian'
Is waited 10 the SUM-
Where all their hues, con on ain
Send down the glorious
of scint,llating brightness
No other orbs attain.
A mind thus ever dweiih
On idealistic things. al a
As lightly touched the iosA
A butterfly's soft Wings
Her soul was too ethereai
TO be imprisoned long:,
And early sored TO iieaustin ~
With the wild bird's i =
Orange. Texas.
The snow slides fall from a. tor
Huge piles OF six or ses ~ AZ
And passers-by who iah ,Ty,,tsrs =
FAN to perceive KinE Y ,ou Tssr'
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19
TOLD OUT OF COURT.


betore western judge: And, gen
tiemen OF the Jury, as l stand at this
bar today IN pehaii OF prisoner whose
health Is such mat Mt any moment he
may De called before greater Judge
tuan the Judge OF TINS court, The
Judge on the bench raped Sharply on
denly and LOOKED. at him questioningly.
ne gentleman, stid the court WIN
digmty, WIN please coniine himself to
me case before the Jury ana not permit
h'nseit To indulge III ihvidious comparl-
sons,
That the testimony of railway men
mas acquired the proverblal reputation
10y judge of the Illinois appellate court
who said in late cause: "l'laintn was
ra4roau prakemah Tor the inihols Cen
trial railroad aud was having a free ride
on the defendants road. The customary
argument that railway employees are
liars can be implied impartially, unless
the fact that a. railroad empoye testi-
iies against railroad company makes a
difference in his favor, although lie has
mohesen interest III stake
Many years ago the opinion in n
Kentucky case discussing the sources of
political power in that state said: But
not acknowledging mythology to be law,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19

Harry Coolidge Sempe OF Louisville.
one 81 Garson's pitchers, IS ono OF the
Few base BAH PLAYERS who are poets and
is known ne the poet pitcher. Here IS one
~ his poems written for the Louisville
rT'ift.e-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19

formerly was. The success of ball team
is great advertising medium for this
CITY,"
The Houston uniforms Will be yellow,
with red stockings and trimmings, d very
pretty combination.
Van Dresser is captain OF foot bail club
In Sherman.
Tub" Welch will play with Kansas
city next year.
llXCaptain Nike Lawrence of Fort
Worth viii play with Austin next season.
RM.E.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19
lOLD-TlME BILL PLAYERS


| OI.n-TlME RGII Pl 1T Frs
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49,. I, 10 0us Ii,s;a ~ uaiH .. en@l
a asat 10 IN. une D,ue pIse a.. IAN ana
i i'.St Iter r., "iO n, "', enr,, lo'
- $500 ea' Sa,rr yGil ~, Ior'I h 81
49, a. -, III. nc, ~
tense tban II f., vers himsa,s and ,onr
a rci ' rem 9'j , o. g, rs s2 gcn "S RI
~. ;r o W. . y, tG,u''f.E' w
n l.'s.o inquiries eoacerniqs Ms la'ortes
course onIr N a col connarstiy,Iy (ey case.
eal e 5 information 6 r be- ggen ad rs in the
a.. i - PA
en- nave tlaye1 PROFESSIONALLY IN the
"c ~ ,ta ~ ~ o-u 3eo, ngWese' IN tlr
,ba Ell. ~ - an, . ~, 'i NJ aoa
hs.. 80 -, si,r, ,'oins ~, III. M
..s oe W so,ur bu,ns 10 eolsft ana Iln
~ az cou tf,a'e"e 'tIdhstaRns VA
or ,ia ,a;,,,. ro,,.H III, 80, oUs,'. .,a
yIsvar - Han c,,nos ' ~ ". ,a'
NI IA r' B,i i5{o.sielly.fS ns '''o"S'
=. p',.i~, Dar rtii.,P W.. ~,
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VI NC"
tii.,si.u pu.,.,i D.. - -.
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NJ trr4..-.- ,,r,bo- r-h,o,.
tiS. - g,a.,.,i, NJ, lineage
nc. ilicA N4fieu'ef-i u'iInah car CON
1Dp2.TW,,. r4o,A... IT,,
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p.t. G,nee,i.-coo1 r,.no. po-,
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ps,ii Ci.t -, = 4" w, pun mo
M ao' D"h ~, hotheSter'
8. n'T I'm laws i'"ee track emp'oye'
reoFse Observation-Disclosures, -.
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zoe iH R,a .nf'on' ~.
aGgah Mlas .i, fennsylvania,
! Grs ,u,l,ts" e;ai,-a,,i.t ny q, T -,
49, 81 VS. Amer IT, 9a''oh''b 81 Joseph
W pp,o,..ho. v..,, p.u., d.
i, 80 ~ ''"'is No"I"iu fireman.
r,--,.. IN,
nn1 Cro,bgss 'i'y,",T ".%AeI' Er'e' "a
t:-.ht - LOUIS.
i,,,o h Gr ~, Sa'ioa i, isaFae umpire
/ ~ p..s'',.e1, .'eT lork;
( u .'er H5"wlinFpI-',,a.noh, LS2nlSvilIe.
/ id"''' 9'o'e! - o''eeluah' New bed
l' ~, ct.u,t.- v,,..,.,
,43llp onompers--N hoiesaie lumber
I JOIN '@orhhHi 'frocerF' camden, y. >,
/ ' f Iuh'" "lce'nhn, New YORK
J,Ifm ~ va Igrman. Louisville
.N""h I9e-i lftmAn. louisville
'hmy McI''n4hhh- Irenan, Louis
/ VII, nm, C,
i,ruuuer Din 'Ieuhoh--f lreman, 81
( L01's 49,, - ..,
Long 'ohh COMPLIMENTARY cincin-
natl
zoo Battln--BTick mason, Buffalo
Z ancN herins-- Barkcepcr LousYille.
rhiI Reccinus-Sportins goods Louis
WI"
New Swartwood-Cisar drummer, Allie
gheny.
i5W Alvord-Cagarsi Toledo.
Frank Feunclly-Storekeep Fail
Hiver.
Arthur Whitney--Men's furnishings,
Lowell.
Jimmy Galvn--Saloou, Pittsburg.
f. Jpck Carroll Railroad clerk, Buffalo.
Jack MilIigau-Contractor, rhiladel-
phia.
Fred Dqnlap-coutractor. Philadelphia.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19
rREn TO RAID HEADS

We will mail on application. free infor-
nation how TO grow hair upon bald
head stop falling hair and removes scalp
diseases. Address Altenheim Medical Dis
pens,lry. 1T Il. Third street, Cincinnati
Ohio.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19
TEXAS BALL NOTES.

| Nick Reeder
-
| TEXAS BALL, NOTES
This evening Manager w. J. Carson
! secretary ana treasurer: Sam Tauh and
leave for Austin to attend the nc",irg
/ Of The Texas Southern league which con7
vcnes there tomorrow.
The most irnrurtsnt work OF the leot-,e
viii he 10 award the San Antonio frsn-
town T. take The Place Of A shrs sy,gSe
season. - '''s
| Of Galveston are after the sar Art .p,is
/ franclis4 ms wen as nm assoc,a 40, ,,,,t"S
! was Organized sor,,e months am I. is ~
/ lieved by many mat Nressrs Noisr "a
! snIliyan and IL "a ,,oro tbo, MI, ~. 80
/ ass ,ciotf,t, win sa,,,.e tba ,,i,,,, '
/ Paris. TYLER and Corsinana ard Waco
berth In The lea,nie and il ,s not NJ, sos'.
! task to decide when te Tho hoe, 49,, '
| Mesers. AK Enston Of Galveston toh,
/ / Ward ~ Fort Worth ard w n potis
/ ~ tfone,c., arc caS'si5s,av ,o. -. Galley
| while no aoro,,r~e,nants az Yn, ha,.s
been made Tor tbe posItIor NJ eec-ota.,.
! ,yhirh ,et.s r,trt,, x,eu wa -
| MANAGER work Of Ga,vas,o, wv, c,..
! tion Aattua prast,Inn. IVorJ,z ,o,-a, :.
| e,'o,rt ,t,n,,ros pn,S 80 p9Tsr ~
lain, >, b1ve p,s,tan od %.,u
Stcinfelit has boon accused ~ sisrtn,
Two Contracts and alto@etbsr tho ,n n,sing
/ Tba 7 o,,fr,yitre rrt,,,,g so,,,. .,-,,. ,,
ne i-p . Syil.v lines says me direct
hold IN in,rorta,, ,,aa,i,-, 81 u."1 VII.
/ hos 40, bac, do,,,,od a., II, o,,s,,, :.
Nm he beis b utieo o, u" WI Wna n evening II
to, ,ev, ,o,, a., two ~, t,,as,,. So. ~
NJ, r,,p "s oAy or t"o pS PRESIDENT Stucky.
! tro,t-.or ,rya, 90 ~ ,ia,a ,- ~, -
t igNa,, us INC place ior the cluD
''''' l'a! '"'v9 nav oecl olereu
H. rrol,al i MT ar ,ho t,,5, r,o.ns tfr,,'.,
,.,i on ,t w. ,.s',. p's'0's ,, on
| -, ,. .nVN" w. 70 ueU'o'NiS III
,.,.,s t,,,,, ,,,,,i -, s,,.h -. ,,..,. .
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.t,, g'''o ~ We III r, ~ taSeii alons
Hf,r At,r9,,.,,,t. al TN i',1,
rIer,,,,, md I,,.,i,, cotoLsrs w. 49,,
! - 60 - at,,,os ST, " a" 80. ~
/ ~, C,,gsii.. ST ta,o,-a,, o,n.iss
,,,ortstc,, ,rose, nc as 10 sbannn, L,S.an
a. t,,t..o,,,,, ,rht,j Ia',a,,s tI,',.
- a,.,,,,, ,,o'|,,.' ,i1, -
r,i.ri, o,i NTcrarlnn +, yiii Az, s,,, go -,
,b, sao,,e ,hat pitcba,s Rot Tr,,, ,,,S
C'unninahau Third Rssen1an DonnoiIv
md oil .
are not q,bnd,,led to 20 WIN The ch,h
,,.c,. v,,t no ,etatred On tho rasa,,,o iis,
THO mediterranean now hag rendin,, several
era are involved more or less.' -
tr.rrv CooI,dgo Son,nIe NJ Touisv,,ic
on. Of Jarson's pitchers "a ono Of the
fe,e basc ran PLAYERS who arc poots and
20 lsnovyn as the poet pitcher. Hare is one
az his POEMS written for the Louisville
Times
THE PARTING.
T.
lust one more kiss and then good live for
ever;
NV dream beloved. NV dream ia DER
nor tbor wort false. and nv pierced heart
can never
Enshrlne the as thou vert before.
IL
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-01-19

"Tt'q too carly 10 iudge of tho com.
rarntiye strength and wcokneag Of tho
various clubs In tho league for next sea-
son. especially as tile schedule rs NOT
prepared yct." say, +. Earl Wagner
"Clcvcland wiz bc fully as strong as
EVER. 50 viii Baltimore. but the Orioles
must get unothcr pitcher or two iu order
To- win The pouu5nt. They piaved GOOD
hnH mst season. TN, mighty lucky bau.
too. Cleveland played the most artistic
game.
~ emit see ,,hsrnln philadaIuh;n hat
strengthened. R.uy Naeh won't boip The
Ouak,rs materially lie viii rlay GOOD
BAH, but he isn't aggressive enough tn
rnako n 1.-Two succcesftn ctntatn nj r,n
Pat Tebeau etripe. Dan Brontbers ron,t
strengthen the team. lie has drrelat,od
into n mighty uncertain hittor Dan has
renched the don't-care-a-hang age. when
he doesn't care n euap vhnthor is ,nar n
wiua or not Hes too well scnsoncd
Give mo n new broom cven II i, dons,,i,
know tho corners
Boston win he strongcr novt scosor
In batting nertirnlerly Their le5osf
ACQUISITIONS. bergen snd Hamilton ,rc
II mir of corkine hittrrs M po,,,
Eaters wore notnliousiv ,ye,k hnti,d ,ba
bat last wear and Bergen WI nl"', 49,,
Inc hoia +hnrrh tbcv tnu rn w.
hard mnn 10 bondle
arthur Irv-in h. maL7or n, ,.r,,,
,nirrso Ia W. VT M 49,
habit of every manager ~ ,be Cio,.,s
since the d,vs az lin Nutric ,,d r..
moor nolicv THO NJ, VT ,,,, " w.
every winter have iolI cd the nuiiin ,,,t5
,he belief Thai wipninr Fam, uo,,,1
follow. md ,rban ,b., fotiod o. rir .,r
disnnnoint,ncnt T,oa All ,b, "' w.
thur irwin IL inGTlclrg In sn,,, w.; ..,,'aI
ideas. such as employlng trainer fnr
The mon ard o,,,,a!,, "' ~. y J.. tnrr lor
tho food lar tbn nisysr. ,r ,5c " p,,i."rn
rrelimirory trjr, VIZ 'N'' '""'"''N
"Snecini cook far hop .,1..,.a.. .,,
WIN tbe ovnre,n MAJ p,s'ode' su'
thing from toot Ieois ~ c, ~, ~ nns