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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-23

McGouldrick Fouls His Opponent
Repeatedly and These Tactics
Caused the Contest to End Sud-
denly in the Sixth Round.
Sneehan the Better Man-Per-
centege Of Gate Receipts Divided
Between the Two Men-An I'm
satisfactory Contest.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-23
FOR THE OFFICIAL TRIAL.

San Francisco, November 22.-The Uni
ted States gunboat Wheeling is expected
to go to sea to-day to complete the trial
of her machinery and other de, ais Of her
construction. She will be away several
days. She behaved well on her trial to
Honolulu. but the Navy Department re-
uuiremnts call for a further trial.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1897-11-23
CHALLENGE ACCEPTED.

The Richie Juniors accept the
challenge of the A. A. Hennings for
game on the brickyard grounds
THANKSGIVING morning AS being the
challenged team, we have the right
to choose the grounds.
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OPERA HOTSE-To-n ight, Mrs. Fiske,
in Tess. of the DUrbervilles" Thursday.
matinee and night. The Players Cup: IN
Young Mrs. Winthrop; Saturday, Nor
rison'S Faust
GRAND OPERA HOUSE-To-night,
"McSorley's Twins last half Of week,
John L. Sullivan's Big Farce Comedy
Company.
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The Greatest W S51S sals bi in
tory will begin here to-day. Read adj
GEO. NJ. S1IOCK & co.
RIVER NEWS.

Daily Chronicle OF tn, Movements OF thu
Goats and Boarmen.
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Pittsburg, keystone State, 1 a. m.
Steubenville, T. NJ Bane, 2:3O p. m.
Sistersville, Ruth, $3.50 p. m.
Darlington, Leroy, $3.50 p. m.
Parkersburg, Ben Hur, p. m.
TO-DAY'S BOATS.
Pittsburg, Queen City, a. m.
Cincinnati, Keystone State, a. m.
Parkersburg, Argand, II a. m.
The Keystone State had an excellent
trip yesterday, being full of freight
when she left here.
All the local packets are doing a
good business, and the river men are
pleased with the outlook.
The marks at the landing yesterday
showed six feet eight inches and fall
ing.
The coal in the Pittsburg harbor has
been pretty well cleared out on the
last rise.
BROWNSVILLE feet 8; stationary.
Warren foot; stationary.
Greensboro feet 8; stationary.
Steubenville-5 feet 10; falling.
Oil City, foot 5; falling.
Morgantown-7 feet 6.
Pittsburg, 81 foot; stationary.
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G,,D11xy your Silk wants for the
OuPE'ly next year to come during
our great Silk Sale.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK & co.

LOW RATE EXCURSION TO FAIR
MONT THANKSGIVING DAY, AC-
COUNT ANCIENT ORDER HIBER-
NIANS-ONLY SLIGO.
Nov. 25th. Thanksgiving Day. the B.
& o. will run special train to Fairmont
to accommodate the Ancient Order Hi
bernians, leaving Wheeling at 2:30 D.
M: returning, leave Fairmont about
midnight. Fare for the round trip.
SLIGO. Tickets good three days, and
good returning on all regular trains.
Tickets on sale at the following places:
VIM. O'Neil's, East First street; Geo.
Nau, 16S Sixteenth street; M. B. Bail
ey's. 1888 Chapline street; James Elan
agan, 1926 Jacob street: Thos. P. Dee
gan, Benwood, and at B. & o. station.
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Lo Vi and Csc. yard for Silks
OOC - worth from S125 to $3.50
yard Read ad.
GEO. NJ SHOOK & co.
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BOWLING.

THE HANDY TEAM WON
In the Y. NJ. c. A. Bowling League last
night, Handys team won three games
from Schott. The scores:
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BAD WEATHER.

But if the weather is disagreeable,
. one need not be without Fresh Meats,
Game and Poultry. Just telephone to
Hoffman Bros. 53S, and they will de-
liver it prompt1E
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Following is the results of last
nights games on the Musee alleys, be-
tween the Premos and Nationalist
First game
Premos Jrs.-Rader 1S5, Jones 212. S.
Falck 234, Alexander 135, Nolte 154; total,
$40
National-Turner 133 Stevenson LAG, Hall
217, Day 49, Blind 49,; total, 1871.
Second game
Falck 173, Alexander 152, Nolte Isl; total,
S12.
National-Turner 116, Stevenson Iii,
Third game
Ppemos Jr.-Rader 167, jones 15S, S: Fa.ck
49, Alexander 142, Nolte 1o4; total, 90. .
National-Turner 50. Stevenson 100, Hall
135. Day las, Blind 1884, total, 61.
The following list of bowlers will be en-
T LNpff q {
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Grand Turkey Rattle at Howell bar.
Thanksgiving eve Don't fail to come.
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Grand Turkey Rattle at Howell bar,
eve. Don't fail to come.
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Grand Turkey Rattle at Howell bar,
Thanksgiving eve. Don't fail to come.
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E.,oo;pr Shades in Silks. Great
l. VClllllS variety at the special
prices. GEO. NJ SHOOK G. co.
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The Greatest M ylIR sals bi in
tory will begin here to-day Read ad.
GEO. Nj. SHOOK & co.
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Inc Hattering reports that have nre-
ceded the Morrison company in ito
presentation OF Goethes beautiful
Faust causes feeling of interest
TO the lovers CT good acting. So many
good plays that have achieved fame
and fortune for their possessors have
been so mutilated by Indifferent acting
and gross incompetency that the
knowledge that a perfectly eouipned
organization is now playing we'll
known play in all its original integ-
rity is in itself a subject for congratu.
latlon. The indifference of the aver
age theatre-goer to the better class OF
plays have been brought about by ths
cupldity of some travelling managers.
who, in their frantic efforts to acquire
fortune rapidly. have overlooked the
Intelligence of the public. They seem
to think that it is only necessary To
advertise the name of successful NAV
and their fortunes are made. Such a
thing as competency and integrity
never entered their calculation, but it
did with the public, who quickly be-
came disguised and felt that il they
were compelled to see such wretched
twaddle that farce comedy and light
opera would suit them on that basis.
The management of Morrison's Faust.
lGompany are keen. shrew4 business
~ 3Iuine tn eanso of
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NATIONALS WON.

Movers team vs.. HuebeIs this evening.
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The following list of bowlers will be en-
cred in the Bowling League at: Fette'
TuF, NET RESULT

IHE NEI Nus ULI.
Following is the standing and results of
the Big Five tournament-the Premos nave
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for a game any Sunday, on the brlckyart
grounds. Answer through this paper.
THE SIX,DAY RACE,

All entries for the ladies' race have
now been received and the riders are
here. Among those who will start to-
night is Lulu Young, of Wheeling, a
pretty miss of Is summers. The little
lady has for some time enjoyed a rep
utation MS an amateur road rider and
will tonight make her debut as pro-
fesslonal. 1t is claimed that she shows
wonderful speed and she Will doubtless
finish well up in the front. The other
riders who have sent In their entries
are:
May Allen, the English champion
the feminine Jimmie Mlchaels she has
been dubbed; Bertha Wagner, OF
Cleveland; Grace Howard, of Minneap-
oils; Edna Vine, of Youngstown, o.,
and Jessie Barley Of Chicago.
The last named rider has won Tor her.
self the title of Little Wonder" and
such she really is-scarcely more than
a child-"Babe" BARLEY, as she Is
knoNa among the riders, can make the
best OF them work when she lets out
her wonderful sprint.
Miss Vine Is Il new rider, THIS Delng
but her second race. She showed re-
InuTkhDlt bUttu lllA -
first race. ecllpsing the performance OF
some Of the older riders.
The race is one Of twelve hours dura-
ton, being ridden In nightly Install
ments OF two hours each. Promptly
tonight at $40 the shot which starts
the riders on their journey will be fired
and the excitement begins. These
young women are all trained athletes
and fight as gamely for positions as
any Of the male riders are able to. AS
there is considerable rivalry between
the riders entered here, some lively
sprints are looked for:
The track measures sixteen laps TO
the mile. In case OF accident the rider
is allowed five laps in which TO remOunt
her wheel and loses nothing II she gets
on the track within this time, but all
laps lost after the first five are de-
Quoted from her score.
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LOCAL BREvITIEs.
SIattesor Minor aIomrnt In aud Aboa
the City.

SIatterIoG Minor Moment In aud Abo at
the city.
Grand to-nIght-Weber & Fields
Vaudeville show.
Council committees on real estate and
fire department are called for this even
ing at 1880 O'Clock,
One week from to-day the plate mill
of the Riverside, which has been off for
some time, will go on.
John and James Woodward were dis
orderly In the East End yesterday, and
officer Holmes did the rest,
A valuable dog belonging to Oswald
| Schneider Of the Island, which had bit
| ten a little child, was shot yesterdaypy
officer Everett.
The Wheeling gospel wagon held
street services on Bank street, Bridge
port, yesterday afternoon. A fair sized
audience attended.
Last nights arrests included; Henry
Bennett, disorderly, by Holmes; Charles
Gebhart, by Marshall, and Joseph
Weiss, by Mlchaels.
The tri-county tBrooke, Hancock and
Ohio convention of the Woman's Chris
tlan Temperance Union Will be held at
Roneys Point. Wednesday. at 0 o'clock.
All delegates and every white ribbon
err" are cordially invited to attend.
A number of the young friends OF
Christian Voitle,of the South Side,pleas-
antly surprised him at his home, Friday
night. Though taken by surprise, he was
soon host TO very congenial gathering
and the evening was enjoyably spent In
the usual diversions.
The popular excursion TO Macklnac
Island. via the Cleveland, Lorain q
Wheeling railroad and the Detroit &
Cleveland steamship line, leaving
Wheeling Tuesday afternoon at les
o'clock will draw n large crowd, the
time being ripe for the most enjoyable
OF outings on the great lakes
Dave Marshall was almost Frustrated
with the heat yesterday, and proceeded
with two boon companions, to make
things hum at his own Preside. on the
South Side. His companions were: Sam
| Herman and Bob Johnson, and the trio
grew SO threatening toward Mrs. Mar
shall that she summoned officer Bero to
quell the disturbance. He made the ar
rests and later they were taken before
Squire Rogers, who will give them a
hearing this morning,
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have been naturalized and have learned
10 abide by the laws Of this country and
who love our institutions were not among
those who defled the law. scorned its OIL
GERS and Knocked their authority. Great
stress was put upon the fact that depu-
ty sheriff gave the order TO fire, and tina |
little was said Of the danger he, has chief
and his comrades We're In from the fury
OF the ungoyernable rage Of the Poles
and Hungarlans who made up the fren-
zled mob, Another fact is lost sight Of
and that Is, the same foreigners took thu
places OF American miners because they
worked at cheaper rates. san another
fact is that the strike In the Hazleton
region has nothing whatever to do with
the contest in the soft coal field, which
has now been happily settled, II seems
to be the disposition of the Register to
kick against everything that concerns
the happiness Of the American people. II
even sneers at the better times that have
dawned, Conservative people and hon
est thinking workingmen. certainly do
not agree with the ill-consldered npin-
ions of the paper. AMERICAN,
Wheeling, Sept. 10,
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MARTINS FERRY.
HapI aud nIishapI In the Thriving city
Acrosh the River.

HapE aud MIshapI In the Thriving city
Across the River.
The home of Francis McCord, on tho
corner Of Seventh and Walnut, was en-.
tered by burglars some time Saturday
night, they entered the house through a
window without arouslng any one. They
relieved the pockets Of Mr.. McCord OF
about three dollars In change, also a
bunch of keys which were afterwards
found out by the stable, AS the family
was not aroused at the time no clew of
the lntruders has as yet been found.
Our young people who are attending
college and have been spending their
summer vacation at home. are beginning
to return to their various schools, Frank
Stewart leaves for Kenyon College to-
day and Miss Essle Boyd, for Mt. Holy
oke, Mass. VIII Stewart leaves to-mor-
row for Washington, Pa.
The concert given by the Welch church
In Aetnnville last Saturday evening, was
a very enjoyable affair and a success In
every way. The decision OF the contest
for the best defamation was given to
Miss Mable Jones, for the best vocal
solos to Mise Carrie Jenkins and Mr..
John Jenkins
This morning VIII A. Miller, the man.
ager OF the opera house, will begin with a
force of men 10 make extensive repairs
md alterations about the house. The
stage will be enlarged and fitted UP with
equipments sufficient 10 accommodate
any show on the road
Harry Grayson leaves this morning for
Norwalk, Ohio, In the interests OF the
Hlawatha Council Jr. o. u. A. NJ. as
their representative in the state conven-
ton.
Mrs. ]. w. schnheld, who has been
away for the past five weeks with friends
md relatives at Marlsland Indiana, will
be home tomorrow.
Fred Jones has resigned his position
with the Bell Telephone Company and
has opened an electrical supply store in
Wheeling.
To-day there will be train on the
Wheeling & Lake Erie will be down on
the new road as far as Center street.
Mrs. II. +. Allender, of West Hanover
street, Is entertaining her mother, Mrs.
Mary ]. Fern, OF Pittsburgh.
John w. Cridcr OF Cincinnati spen.
yesterday with James Gather and
family.
Judge John Cochran, from Tltusvllle.
IL In town shaking hands with old
friends.
Mr.. and Mira. John Turner have return
cd from visit to Pittsburgh,
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Chauncey Depew, in a speech at a
meeting Of railroad men, said II
our sunny South" was across the
ocean, Inhabited by the same peo-
pie that live In II now, steamship COM
pnnlcs would have to build additional
ships to curry people who from curl
oslty would travel across an ocean to
view the interesting sights to be seen
The south is too close to our homes to
interest. Thousands Of Americana
know nothing Of the home life OF the
sable sons Of southland who as slaves
and freedmen, form large part OF the
populntlon Of the former slave states.
'bnrkcgt America" the attraction NJ
the Grand opera house the Inst hnll or
thIg week, ~ the title Of u Htngo spec
tnclc that aims 10 present the home
ne of the negro az II was In slhyory
and IA In freedom. from plantation to
palacp. 4 large company OF negroes
enact the different characters. ~ the
Saturday matinee every lody In the hu-
dlenco win receive II souvenir hat pm
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BELLAIRE
Am sorts ofLOeAi New, aud Gossip From
the GlAaa CitT.


An sorts OF Local News and Gossip From
the GlAHa rity.
The Bellalre Bottle Works gees on
with an increased force OF workmen to-
day, Rodefer Bros. glass factory re-
sumes work, some OF the coal miners
Will 60 10 work this week TO keep tho
stamping works, the enamellng plantl
and the glass houses In operation, and
the Bellalre steel works win start uH
next week, so that the prospects for Bel
laire and vicinity are very encouraging
for this fall
There was a very general call for
papers yesterday that contained ae-
counts of the opening Of the Ohio CAM
palgn by Senator'S Foraker and Hanna
and the way they boosted one another
sent cold chllls rapidly along the spinal
columns Of Democrats who had counteo
on a breach there TO give them hope
The Ohio senator's are thicker than Ohio
river water and this is saying a good
deal, as everybody in the Ohio valley
knows.
Reys, o. w. Holmes, OF the First NJ, z.
church, and William Pergoy, of the
South Bellaire and Mt. Zion churches, go
10 Coshocton. to attend the conference
sessions this week. Both ministers have
won the esteem of the people OF this cityA
as well as that OF their respective con-
gregatIons, and the hope Is generally ex-
pressed that they may be returned Both
OF the congregations have given official
expression OF their desire In this regard
The city council win hold It's regular
meeting tomorrow evening, at which
time an ordinance will be passed 10 pave
Nineteenth street, and further steps will
be taken toward sewering a portion OF
the city not now provided for.
Miss Lottle Kelly leaves this evening
for the east, where she viii enter a semi
nary near Baltimore. She viii be ac-
companied by Miss Duncan. OF Bridge
port, who has been attending the semi
nary there.
Congressman Lorenzo Danford left
Saturday evening for Washington City
to look after some matters there. He
win be gone only few days.
Rodefer Bros. glass house will go to
work to-day, after a weeks idleness on
account OF the tank where the glass Ia
kept, bursting.
Mrs INV, Herman and children have
returned home from Dayton, where they
have been visiting relatives for several
months past.
Miss Stella Wagner has returned
home from Pittsburgh where she has
been visiting friends and relatives Tor a
month past
George Corbett, of Steubenville who
has been visiting friends and relatives
here for a few days past mas returned 70
his nome
William Gilleland VIII leave Weanes,
day Tor washington, Pa where ne WIN
enter the washington q JEFFERSON COZ
lege'
Mrs. August Sohick ana son FRANK
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ADJUSTMENTS.

The announcement that the Vaude-
vile Club is coming TO the Grand opera
house for the first half Of this week VIII
not occasion unusual interest, but when
IL Is added that this name applies to the
company of vaudeville stars touring
this season under Weber and Fields,
the announcement takes on new in
tcrest. The princes of comedians
whose names head the aggregation OF
speciality artists have never been asso-
ciated with any production other than
that which is strictly first class, and
this year they have at n great expense
seceured contracts with several Of the
leading European sensational acts
with this menu they furnish as n
desert the beautiful extravaganza en-
titled "The Girl from China"
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Mr.. James Jones, OF the drug firm OF
Jones q Son, Cowdon, H., In speaking
Of Dr. Kings New Discovery, says
that last winter his wlfo was attacked
with La Grippe, and her case grew su
serious that physicians at Cowdcn and
Pam could do nothing for her II seem
cd TO develop into Hnsty Consumption.
Having Dr. Kings New Discovery In
store. aud selling lots Of II, he took n
bottle home aud TO tile surprise VI all
she began to gct better from first dose
and half dozen dollar bottles cured her
sound and we'll Or. Klnga New Dis
covory for Consumption, Coughs and
Colds IN guaranteed to do this good
work Try II, At Logan DRUG Co.'S
drug store. o
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ptply 10 thc Register

10 tho Editor Of tho lntolllgoncor
Sir. The moods and temper OF the Reg.
tiicr arc sometimes beyond the ken ut
lhc nyorngo mind, ana generally are
p1apod over, but Sundays issue contain
ed an editorial on the recent riot near
Ilnyollon, Pa, that should meet with me
onrncel rcnauro NJ an rlght lhlnklnn
Americans. No one regrets The klllnE or
mo unfortunate foreigners more than !
do hut there N great deal ~ cheap
damngigy, crocodile tonrH and weak son'
liniont I'm the editorial referred To Loon
nt the Hist VT the names uf the Killed All
forogncfBl Americans and those VINO
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lFyouhnvc over seen 4 little child In n
pnruXyRm OF whooplng cough, or II YOU
have boon annoyed by constant tick.
ling In the throat, you can appreciate
tho vnluo Of ono Minute Cough Cure,
which glvca quick relief ChnrlcR Il,
Cjoetgc, Market ana twelfth streets,
Chatham sinclair. Forly.alNih and ia.
cob streets. a. H. schcolc, No. COZ Main
atrenl. ENloy bros, Penn and Zane
streets, Bowie & Co., bridgeport,
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CLEVELAND, Sept 12,--Clovelnnd won
to.days game from ST. Louis by score
Of 10 to I, The feature Of the game was
The way the Indians oponed I'M on Hart
and Mexican triples and Ttbom and
Pickering singles before II man was re-.
tired In the first Inning Then Coleman
went In 70 pitch, but tho slugglng con.
tInued. Score:
RI
Cleveland ual 02612Ois lis u 0
81 ioulH,uuO o o q I 0 o / g 10 2
EARNED runs Cleveland q. g. Loula T..
Batteries, Wilson ana Cflgor Coleman,
Hart ana DouglnHF Umpire, O'Dny.
Time. i,lh Attendance 1000
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Ned Cartright, OF Washington City,
better known In this section as Ed
Riley, who figured in several bouts
here four years ago, has arranged with
Mike Farragher's manager for a bout
before the Metropolitan Athletic Club
in the near future. 1t is said, however
that the Nets may not give exhibitions
for some time on account of internal
dlssenslons in the organization.
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ABOUT PEOPLE
Strangers In the city aud wheeling Folks
Abroad. 500 p4iupbu Iva

strnngerh III tno wy uuu wheeling EVtAs
Abroad. 'n p7iNnu"
Miss Julia Farley is visiting her aunt
in New York,
Miss Olga Roller is home from va
cation trip to the lakes.
Miss Katie Pyle, of GAINESVILLE, is the
guest OF Mrs. Lulu Reed.
DR.. Frank Hupp and family have re-
turned from Hulletts Landing, N. Y.
Archie l.. sawtell leaves to-day for
Morgantown to resume his studies at
the state university.
Mrs. Anna Laughman and Mr.. Ed
ward Brown, OF the South Side, left for
n brief stay in Pittsburgh.
John H. Davidson, clerk at the Globe
Clothing Co., was able to be out yes
terday after two weeks illenss.
Miss Marie Drum, of Pittsburgh, has
returned home after three weeks
visit with friends on the South Side.
Miss Nina W. Applegate, of Brooke
county. is the guest Of Major and Mrs.
y V l.. Rodgers. North Front street,
Island. 1850
George Redmond, Jerry Dixon and
Charles ]. Snyder We're among the
Cleveland tourists doing the town yes
terday.
Mrs. Kate Roth and daughter Nelly,
of Allegheny, have returned home after
visiting Mr. and Mrs. II. +. Dobbs, OF
the South Side.
Mrs. Luda and daughter Freda, OF
West Newton, Pa, who have been the
guests OF Island friends, leave to-day
10 visit their old home at Woodsheld,
Ohio.
Mr. Samuel f. Crawford, formerly
cashier OF the Commercial bank, of this
city, and now occupying similar posi-
ton in the National bank OF Pueblo,
New Mexico, arrived here yesterday,
called home by the death Of his father,
n L Crn tyfnr1
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ST. LOUIS, Mo, Sept. 12,-Presldent
]. NJ. Battle, OF the Gentlemen's Driving
Club Of st. Louis, has received tele-
gram from his trainer, who Is cam
paIgnlng Dandy Jim at Crawfordsvllle,
Ind, stating that the horse had estab-
llshed a new worlds record over half
mile track trottlng in 2I0 fiat. The
nreYlnns record was 2I0A.
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lOutHViLLE, Ropt u Tho Louis.
,I'lo1 and Indianapolis played nm cXhIbl.
comparative ease winning. The Western
lolFuorB outbniiod the Colonies but tho
home teams hits CHme when hts meant
runs Attendance, 400. Score,
Louisville ..5OOOgOits-66 z
indianapolis % o I o. o 90 AN 3
no,lctos wcddoll and DoSlori Kollum
ma llollyillo,