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The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24
AN INDIAN BALL GAME.
BTazos Boy Gives a Graphic De-
scriptiOn Of the Red
Mans Sport.

Written for the Eaglel
he game Of ball as played by the red
man Is very interesting. In wnling a
de criphon OF this game u viii oe inl'
nossihIe b say how old u IT, Inc IN.
dams themselves do not know II nae
been handed down from generation 70
camera ion for perhaps several crnlui ~
snd bids fair b. last a. long a. does .ne
80 , among whom IL originated ~ nas
ho., INV privilege TO be ~ sewers ~
tbe-e Indian ball games, the las' :" , 'I'
, ~. Nation during the ili OF w.
49,, ,h-,t tWo districts, nkullyfllle
AMI Snearloaf we're to have : , Ivy s 49,
ne repeired early TO tue PiA'lle VIZ
-, ,,ere 10 play. ON out AlhNW we
t ~ GOOD crowd Of while people
lDu''" ~ q ourselves, we're lei ththvr 10y
VIZ - IT, =, ses the game The players
S Cll, V.a,,,1c.nred two poles twenty feet
~ vi ,hese we're spill and placed In the
.lh ahont two hundred yards apart
~ bail must be thrown or placed
'm these poles With the ball sticks
IN maize ball or tally, twelve balls or
t,liles being game. On no account
h The bali 10 be- handled With the
hands The ball sticks are made II
r,od .easoned traber about three feet
LONG one end OF the stick b. cut down
yefv thin aud then TEN back about IA
iprbe. and securely tied with hucksAin
strings. Tie Indian easily throws
ball two hundred yards Win These
sticks. Every county or district has a
chief These chief preside over all OF
lie games and their decision ls abilrd
nv in I'M di.pdtes and wraneles. lie
H.. tbe game commenced several OF The
playe,s went ont on the bal ground anl
made agrcat many queer SOUNDS Ahu
mo ions This Wc learned VAS done 70
care away the witches. The Seulli'
Willie. chose The pole 10 the east, while
the Sueafosfs took the wet one Ne'th'
ar aide could make ball only at Their
IAN ro.e There 4. where thc the play.
,pr can In. Each OF the 'ides hal
twenty players These were matched
ioreihef a. evenly a. possible With
fwenty men at each of the poles. The
spgarlBafs az the Skullyyi.le pole would
strive L. keep the bah al their own, and
vice versa. The ball vas tossed up by
one of the chiefs at the SkuilyyiIle pole
aud the Inn commenced. The clai'ei Of
the bah sticks as the p ayers struggled
10 gel the bail could be- heard several
hundred Yards. The friends Of the
plnvcrs encouraged Thorn very much
during the progress Of the game yell
inc yerv loud 10 do 20, aud m Indian
can Vel as loud ~ a modern ha'e ball
PLAYER. Thesquaws render The PLAYERS
more service than any one ~ they KEEP
them plenty Of water and viii not hesi'
tate 10 throw a buckeifnl on their TEL
low II he gets too warm. The bail va
thrown backward and i1TUard ifom The
two poles over hundred times and
dnally after PLAYING fix long hours Ia
the bot september sun twelve hall.
we're counted Tor thc suglrloais They
we're the victor.. Allef the hubbul
ceasei the stakes were divided aud ih,
playefs started hnmoward-the De-
ieatel With weary limbs and sd coun
tenanoes The yiclors we're luhilanl
aud hgagging They never fail 90 tel
every one they can that me heal
beat" Brafos Boy.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24
APPEALS TO RUSSIA.
China Wants That Country to HELP
Her Dust Germany.
NEGOTIATIONS IN PROGRESS.
China Hopes That Russia wiii nr sue
csssfni a. ~ l. Her Only Hope.
Germany May Take More
Territory Prom China.

New York, Nov. 23.-Aooading TO a
Washington dispatch to The Herald,
China has appealed to Russia to Gust
Germany from her territory, as the ~.
suit Of the occupation by German force
Of part Of the Shan Tun peninsula
As the Russian legation Ia Pckin is In
charge Of the secretary, Count Cassini.
the minister having bocn transferred 10
Washington, a. the diplomatic cprc.
sentative 81 Russia, the negotiations on
the subject arc being conducted In 81.
Petersburg. Il Is hoped by the Chimes
that the influence exoried by Russia,
which prevented the rehabilitation Of
the Turkish navy, viii b. oxcrris'sl upon
Germany with equal success In the mat
ter Of her withdrawal from Chimes ter
ntury.
Notwithstanding the efforts Of the
Chinese government 20 name a date
when she would withdraw her forccs,
the German government has taken mo
steps In the matter, and the fear b. ca
pressed In eastern and European diplo.
matte circles that her occupation, n NOT
Of "a permanent character, is simply a
preliminary 10 such an end
Germany has always bccn anxious .,
obtain territory In the far east with her
citizens who have established them
selves In China: have bocn especially
clamorous that the black, white and nd
TAG should wave over a section oi thai
country, seeing the opportunity gruwinl
out Of the murior 81 the two missinm
rios, promptly scizcd a. A prominent
diplomat said
"Tho attitude Of the other Eurupsai
governments Is Of interest None ~ thl
latter dcsir's 90 see Germany obtain
slioo ~ eastern territory, though it 3
said she landed her forcc after hayinl
informed them 81 her puunse. d.
licyc China's representations to Rnssl
viii result in representations haing mad
hy the latter government 90 the Berlin
officials II will h. only In case a
pr,ssura. believe. that Germany vii
withdraw her troops from the Shan rul
Iprumnntuy
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24
College Notes.

Great interest is being manifested In
otba.l since the last game with Add
Ran college. The boy- have taken
hold with a vim and push that is re-
markable aud are ptaclicing daily.
They cave wednesday Tor sherman
where they play Austin College on
Thanksgiving day.
Miss Annie Dcrdcn OF llill,boro IL
whiting Miss Mary Bitlle.
The cadets are looking forward TO
Thanksgiving day with a great deal Of
anticipation. Thanksgiving dinner
will be the usual grand feast which M,
sbisa Annually spreads before the bows
one hundred turkeys are ready for
slaughter aud ten thou.and oysters are
on the road.
The cadets will give their annual
Thanksgiving Hop Friday evening, the
96th, at . o'clock, sharp. All guests
mus, present iheir admiltance cards al
the door.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24

Macon, No. Nov. 23.-One of the
oasos docketcd for the present term 81
court Is that II Nm. ]. X. Truitt 81 m.
mer, Macon county, who demands the
sum Of si0i 600 FROM james NJ. san e
al on the allegation that the latter sold
her husband whisky In spite 81 her nv,
quont formal protests. The plaintiff
PETITION rcciics 2i4 causcs % action. and
asks Judgment not 20 Cxccod 40 on
each count Every time Mr.. Truitt
took a drink over Sear' lar private
detective kept tab. Tuitt was run over
and killed by a santa Re train NJ Ethel.
Macon county, about war ago ne
was Intoxicated AZ the time When
through with the saloon keepers. Mr..
Tuiit win engage In a legal fight with
the rlilruad company for alleged ncgli.
goncc In causing the death Of her has.
hand
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24

New York, Nov. e3-The Hcrald's
correspondent at Rio d. Janoiro. Brazil.
Is authority FOR the statement that Mcllo
dcclaros that the lasi attempt b u No.
macs was Che sixth effort that M Nscn
made % assasslnaic the prcsidcnh n
other ave attempts passod unna Il
The charge that Tho conspiracy was
headed BY Vice President pcruim 4 sub
ftantiatod " ~ fact thai Pcrim
signed and gave 10 Nsilo a commission
Of ensign. Tho vico president Is anl
imprisoned IN his own house Hi.
friends are mpidly abandoning him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24
FFEE GOES DOWN.

=. 10 Il ths Lowest Knovn and
the supply Greatest.
lYork, Nov. 2s.-Tho New York
says that an effort i bring made
ie the principal piano manufac-
In the United States Several At
h have been made during the past
cars 20 bring the piano industry In
ne with the numerous other guai
astnes that have united. Alfred
b. was the prime mover in former
Ans lie has spent years working up
: details II his graat project All the
aiding firms an counted IN II the pro
Il assumes definite shape.
The organization viii have branch
uses In New York, Boston, Phila-
lphia. baltimore, Washington, Cleve-
nd. Cincinnati. Chicago, 81 louis
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24
MEN'S FURNISHERS.
MEETING CALLED
To Take steps Toward Securing
the Masonic Orphans
Home.

A meeting has been called In the
county court room tomorrow Thurs.
day. afternoon at 4 O'Clock, to take
steps towards securing The location Of
the Mosonic ofphan's home near Bry'
an. The subject has been agliaied
here from time to time and iis advaiA
iages presented through the paPefs I'M
ul all should understand them fully.
The time has arrived flr action IN the
matter, aud the Eagle hopes There will
bc a full, representative attendance OF
the people Of Bryan and vicinity at the
menllnr-
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24

Ms W. \. Smith diol yesterday
morning az O'Clock At her home near
Cooks Point, twelve miles west oi
Bryan, and will be burned today at Re-
lance church, east Of bryan. She was
about forty years old and leaves a hus.
band aud seven children.
Mp. Emmet Rohde returned 10
llerne yesterday after a visit to rela.
tyos hero.
T.. latch, representing the Anheuser.
Bush brewing association OF 81 Louis,
was visiting the trade here yesterday.
Mt Bush has been roming to Bryan
since before the railroad reached the
city, add hc was formerly a Leon coun.
ty farmer, living near Ceutoryille.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24
"a. NJ. WILSON.

William Davis was given two year
IN the pcnitentiary at Galveston, Tea
for attempting 20 pass a forged paper
Officers have captured "a alleged moon
sinners in Scott and Polk counties, Ark
r. r. Anderson, a merchant at WI.
liam Penn, Tex, has assigned, Liza
bilities about $4,000.
Mrs. Ballington Booth has been or.
dained an evangelical minister OF the
Volunteers Of America.
Paul J. fusion, jumped from the Eads
bridge at st. louis, Mo-, into the Mis-
sissippi river, q distance 0f 1870 feet. He
was uniniurd, but was arrested.
Lum Head was omandod 10 jail at
Bonham, Tex, for the alleged murder
Of his son.in.law.
Matthew Winfield, brakeman, was
badly hurt at Denton, Tex
Gainesville Tex, has rncoived mp 10
date nearly 1900 bales Of cotton.
For assault 10 murder Charles Smith
was given four years sentence at Gal.
weston, Tex
AZ Caldwell, Tex, Rcubon Joeftercs
was given a two yean' sentence for
forgery
Corioana, Tex, has two mon oh
wells.
II. G Moorc and vi Olan werc ar.
Vested NJ Tyler Tex charged with theft
from person.
Tho child ~ Bee Marshall NJ Bonham,
Tex, died Of diphthoria.
Frcdcuck W. Griffin, who was given
I've yoar' sentence In Joliet prison Tor
omlszaling 5000 from the Northwest.
orn National lank AZ Chicago, has been
Inrloncdhy President Mckinley.
Thomas Evans, who was shot noar
Hutto, Tex, by John Hysmith. died Of
his wounds
A forest fin is raging near Chelsea, l.
| T. Much damage 4 already done
J. A. Thomas, q clever forgcr and
iailhrakcr, b. ir the third time IN the
| jail At Memplhi Tenn.
schoonor Plt was sunk In the Boston
harlor, th nsult ~ a collision with
Lone Star teamcr Monomsha.
Ina miltay wrck near sonon, Mep
Engineer George g. Barker wa kidd
and other en badly hurt
Mn W 2 McGowan was thrAn
frum IA trrV "a Amariln Ter aud
badly hui
Enginf fmnk Berry was kild IN a
wrock N the Rock Island ruai near
RcnfuyJD r.
=. = hXicr, banker az Nhyasoia,
Tex, halnade general assignment
The N -oun Kansas and frHas nail.
rad lmi fright blockade hn b. lime
nj Hnlstu. Tex
Plum McCod and Charles Bailey
wcfv ri ictol az N Rono. q. T., 81
horsc tlug
Throo lmlling houses wcre nidcd at
HillsluI Tex, and 90 arrests made.
Rcpul tans have protested against
countin b. votes casi ~ che Last elec.
b tion iu mnties in Nebraska on the
b ground contrary o. law. the socr-
b nry 81 broko che salsa and scanned
, the rtuf lciorr The state counting
b buaul d.
b Dr M OToolc. distinguished
surucon q oculist ~ san Francisco. l.
dead
Judge III Short, Cor many ynr q
, loading IA, bsr " the st. Louis lar Is
dead
A woU Nrking trust. which viii con
mol soyoiih,hths 81 the product Of the
! United Sths. has lcen organiEcd 4
Wnlmmrt Pa.
Civiliai and politicians an heing n
4 r,,tod itAianguay for cUnspin4
, against tl 4 Wowmrnt
I Nourva and NO deaths from N
q b.. fcycrt Mobile People ara rvtu|I,
r mr hmoa rtc, "a
/. 80 - ia-. ven known n
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24
ONE VIC OF PoPULlsTs.
The .xla.s Of the IyadsFs- IioldInE
.se..Ian q y IaaI..

Session ~ N Lonls.
s. Lis. Nov. s-The national
orvaniz,.on oommity u the Populist
marty. presenting ~ middle of.tho-
rndsro who Oppose, the fusion with
Dc,noats AZ the lastprosidential cleo.
ton. act here tolay The meeting was
oalls ly ChairmanMilion Park. aud
~ htcs wcro repuyntcd
nong those pFent are General
is. CoHey u Nilsson. Ohio, Milton
nrk II Dallas. To; Secretary W. s.
aorran Of Arksas; DR.. Bmdden b.
Crow of Alata9 trcasun; Horton
Barker ~ Philadlhia. editor Of Amer. /
can: William L killips u Georgia ]. I
II Farns 81 ~, Ills. Alb Stern.
berger Of KansjH NJ Watsenger Of
Indiana and A Harhinson, editor Of
Now Era. vino hes, Ind.
Chairman said the purpose of
the meeting 4 % determine their ~.
turn Cuunse.
1--WE are q I'D 10 fusion with any.
tolv or anykg, be continued. and
We want hght fight. n we can get
IT, The m l'n u the national organi.
ration 81 iiee, appointed at the
Mcmphis fling % the National Re.
form PcI sociation last winter. Is not
Ia superI the Peoples party national
eommitJ ut 30 assist a. I rccontly
Urote oman Marion Butler. tender
ipg wlI ,sistancc We could. He ~
c.i,.d letter. bat has not replied.
W. willing 70 cooperate with
NJ N II he desires a. II he docs
49,, nurse viii soon b. determined "
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24

Chicago, Nov 2a-The trustees Of
The Northwestern university arc consid.
oring the advisahility Of Vanishing foot
tall frum that institution. James n
Raymond has intruiuccl resolution
hcfuc che executive committee ~ the
hoarl oiicctually barring the gamo. Il
VIII cumo up Tor consideration at the
next meeting, the frt Tuesday In d..
oomhor What action the trustees viii
take q Is hand 90 predict An effort was
made 90 SO an opinion frum President
Rogcrs, bnt he refused 60 discuss the
resolution.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24
Iaars GARY WIN rrs.las.

Chicago, Nov. 29.-Judgc Gary, who
presided at the trial Of the Chicago am.
arohisis, will occupy the bench AZ che
second trial Of Adolph l.. Luetgort, the
alleged wife muriorar, provided the ven.
cmhlo jurist docs not consider the strain
Of a long contest too stvcrc for his adj.
vancod years. Luetgcrt Appeared hoiorc
Judge Horton and signed an affidavit
In which he stated that both Judges
Horton and Baker ar priudicod against
him.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24
TRAMP BADLY BEATEN.


ne Was M Abrasive Noh Almost
Endcd III Tito.
Bonnois Mills, No. nov. s9.-John
Wado, a tramp, called at the homo ~ a
farmer named Wilson and demanded
somsNlng to eat. Mr. Wilson and her
wcro alone. They infused the
demand lind Wade began a TRADE 81
abuse. Mr.. Wilson happened along at
that junciurc, and after administering a
scvcO lTating TO Wade, shot him in tho
leg. Wade hobblod and wandered into
town. De began abusing the citiscns
ON oycrs hand SON mob formed and
beat Wtlo into inscnsiblity. His CON.
dision iicriuoal. Wade claims b hail
from Minneapolis. He Is thought 10 10
insane mi VIII h. taken 20 So Louis
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24

san Francisco, Nov 23-Tho diacr-
ences between the California jockey
club and the new association Of hGrsl
owncrs have hecn adjusted. Charie1'
Boots, the president of the associatiou
who was deprived Of his hadge and n
quosiod 20 remove his horses from The
track, win rcmain under snspension
only one day, after which he win again
have the entre Of the tInck.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24

London, Nov. 23-Accouling 90 a
special dispatch from Berlin. the Ger
man government considor. the land oc.
cupiod hy tho forccs Of Germany a. Kiao
Chou hay. Shan Tun peninsula. China.
insufficient for a naval station. and pru
posns % enlarge b. holdings thors, dip
lomaiically. II possible"
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24

Grand Rapids. Mich.. 4ov. 2
Susan b Anthony and > ew q
sociates q the National fqunl g
association opened a conference
81. Cecilia temple herr with .
number 81 prominent women from q
sections of the state The progrAm
included addrssses Of welcome wttlW
sponsos By members Of the national ~
mites and papers on various sabisin
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24

London, Nov. eS-A dense fog i
hanging over England today. Train,
arr stopped by darkness nj many places
and the navigation Of the channel inter.
fcrcd with Fog bcllswcrc sounded and
signal guns woc frcd at Dover an Mos,
day night
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24

Atlanta ';ov 20. Gmd
Arkansas. wires the ID
viii give a reward Of t5Od
conviction ~ the mur
Clayton, who was assassi
merville, Ark, in Nd
Luther Akin, a cenvict x
Ga, tells the Journal
murderer, and has suhhoi.
convict him, but that the
Of $500 would b. no indud
30 disclose the guilty par
clow Il reliable the nurler,
probably \ a cunvict who L
! term In the Georgia penits
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24

Columbia. s. O., Nov .,
Adolphus Coker. a man alon, /,
old, II CLARENDON county. w..
his io-ycarold son. Boscv co,II
Is ycars, tho oldest son. a -
child appealed, told his him.
The elder Coker DECLARED h. -
the boy Whenever h. felt In. !.
struck him anoiher blow - y
Bosey ~ ana 81 his father 49, ~ ~
ak wounds wa a lon. 49, 49, m
from the cierts 90 which -
Thn nnn ha. hcen mr..
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24

new pfirans, is-T---
aud pcrhaps ina few oh,
Gpat savings arr e,re
output Of 10000 piano.
proiuctl, the saving irsa
would amount 30 frm q
100000. A stiR Crater
pecied from tho concoutu
factories In the gruai cids
now done In a hundrd
tered all over the o0untry
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24
The Pond of saNoN.

The KfaHse Stout company last night
pron-rts.l that pretty French drama,
1.-The ieafl Of savoy o. O. good audi.
euce al The opera house. Tie members
OF the company Nefe well adapted 90
tieir pafisi and the Performance
throughout abounded boz interesting
siiuaiions and clever work.
Miss Cornell appeared bod The role of
Marie aud captyaied the auIiencp
With her clever Interpretation oi the
part Miss Jesse Emison as Conchon
is also worthy of mention. The mart
of lirroi, az presented by Gordon Me.
boWell, was ne clever bic of acting
one would care % witness Ot1 Ktanse
had good scope a. Commander 10 dis.
play his ability ~ a comedian, which
be did % good advantage Father
Lonsalot vas well unprecedented by W.
NJ. Cooley. The other parts were we'll
presented by Mr. Lorraine. Miss Foster,
Miss Fellows and Mr.. Graham.
by an oversight the Easlc failed 90
mention Yesterday morning the work
OF Miss Marie Fellows Ia descriptive
songs. II Is new here aud caught on
lhe lrst night with the greatest .uc.
cess. being repeated with equal favor
Don't forget there will bee a ncW play
every night with matinee Thursday
aud Saturday afternoon
.s
John VI Caldwell says you didn't see
half the beautiful things be has in the
iewelry line a, the opening because Doe
didn't have norm 10 display them. and
he wants you 90 call again aud look
carefully through his stock, which IL BE-
spleasute o. show lie Ia. received
since the opening a beautiful stock OF
solid .ilyervarc, the latest designs m
ladies' gol watches, set rings. new sil-
Yer novelties, etc, Ilis stock IL nov
complete aud perfect and those Ia
search OF presents or beautiful thing.
Tor themselves are sure 20 dud whai
they want
Wedding. Holiday and Birthday gifts
We are headquarters aud will shoV
you only new goods Of the latest aud
pettiest selections 20 be- had. Cal
tday aud make your selection. q
sam 3. Wilson 4 Co.
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24
THAT DINNER.

that your wife has been thinking about all week
needs a hundred and one little articles you don't
get everyday---rIince Meats RaisinS, CitrOns.
Spices, SWEET PICKLED PEACHES. Better
get your Thanksgiving order inearly. Our stock of
staple and fancy groceries, teas, conees. etc Is
unrivallcd for quality and purity while the prices
quoted for all goods are as low as the lowest
The Bryan daily eagle. (Bryan, Tex.) 1895-1898, 1897-11-24

Judge ". II. Nall went to Nayasot,
yesterday.
Billy Skains was a yiai,or to The city
yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. IA Hall went to Waco
yesterday
Judge Spencer Ford went TO Cameron
yesterday.
Charley Mitch was here Rom ilearne
yesterday.
Game Of all kinds bought and sold AZ
the CisA Market. sO8tf
Mrs - Nall returned to Gle.
The Met Is residence for rent. APP
ply 10 q. A.Adams. 3ls
Col TIE. Durham, the convict in
specior, was here yesterday.
CIV. Carr, the popular aud colossal
drummer, was here yesterday.
Andrew Holiday and T.. u. Arlington
we're here from Millican yesterday.
-Four freight cars got Oh Of the com.
pres switch and IL took a large force Of
men several hours b. get them on again
yesterday morning.
Tom Black and DR.. ] 4. Burk Of VII.
gnday night from
with which they
received our stock OF
- our prices are the lowest,
onf sell ! up to-laie. and W. sell The
goods. We vii appreciate a call from
everybody. sam b. Wilson q Co.
Union Thanksgiving services will b.
held at The Presbyterian church tomor.
row morning. Rev. Geo. T.. Cloihier
VIII preach the Thanksgiving sermon.
orr cut lass and fine chiAa ara s,;,,
.apia,y' We have the Id s,oct
and the finest goods ever eg.,.i -,
your Inspection. and car on s,,.i, NJ,
please the most ias,ideous' certainly :,
M. sam b. wilson 4 Co.
derson n NIL 'u~eil and "a rrie Hen.
eli Of Emil. ..,,. anu Miss 81, liza How.
and will Ia 49, yes 'erday 4 nernoon
Friley WeB,,,... 'es'lsids at the Howell.
ionieht 'no BAPTIST church
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-10
ORIOLES IBEE another
Game from Boston in the Series for
the Temple Cup.
A Contest That Was Marked by
Terrific Siugging-B Both Pitchers
Knocked Out Of the Box-Some
Excitement in the Last Inning.
Other Base Ball Matters.

Baltimore, October eff the newly
fledged Champions" do not take the
next three games from the "three-time
winners the Temple cup will re-
main in Baltimore for another year,
and the have beens" will get the big
end of the gate money. For the fifth
time in succession the Baltimoreans
defeated the pennant holders to-day,
and as three of the games count in the
contest for the silver trophy, it looks
blue for Boston's contingent. There
was small attendance, little enthusi-
asm, and the game itself was dull Id
uninteresting, until the ninth inning,
when it looked for a time as though
the visitors might win. Heavy hit
ting and ragged fielding, quite equally
distributed between both teams, char
acterized the contest, and both sides
were compelled to change pitchers be-
cause of the bombardment they re-
ceiy ed
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-10-10
THE WOMAN'S MISSION
VIII Come to Close This After
noon.

noon.
At $3.50 this afternoon the women's
mission Will come to close. So far it
mas been success in every respect. If
the men turn out as well as the women,
this mission will be the most success
full OF any that has been given SO far
at the Cathedral
very solemn ceremony will take
place in the afternoon-the renewal of
the baptismal VOWS and the Papal p IL
ed1ction. After all have renewed the
promises made for them by their spon-
sors in baptisms- Rev. Father O'Kane
Will give The Papal Benediction, and
at the same time grant to all those who
have made the mission a plenary in
diligence
"Indifferentism, or is there an obi
cation imposed upon anyone to embrace
the true faith?" will be the subject of
Rev. Father Stanton's sermon at the
1870 mass to-day. Everyone who has
heard the reverend gentleman knows
his oratorical abilities and scholarly
attainments.
At 1880 tonight the same fathers
will open the mems mission. A place
will be found for every gentleman who
desires to come.