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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-20

Bay Line James River Route
for Baltimore.
Close Connection for All Points
North.

Appointed sailing days, every
Tuesday. Thursday ana Saturday
at 3 p. NJ. Freight received daily
until ( p. ri. Elegant s~tlte-rooms,
heated by steam and lighted by
electricity.
For tickets, state-room rcsergl-
tons and further information, ap-
ply to h. NJ. BONN,
General Agent, $50 E. Main st.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-20

Did a bin oyer pass the House allow
ins CDngrcssmcn a. certain sum for pri-
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-20
500 p. NJ. No. n. locat DAILY. except
Sunday. for keysvlile Do interme-


TRAINS ARRIVE AT RICHMOND.
p. II. from Atlanta. Augusta. A.hc-
willie and NH..I
40 NJ. FROM kcyslille.
LOCAL FREIGHT TRAINS.
Nos. el and g.. etwee Manchester and
feapOIe. Va
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-20

"Col. Quicker must have been hotc'
for his narrow ~prejudices.'
What makes YOU think so?"
why. this obituary says he was a ma"
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-20
tfIEOtD

C2NN Chesapeake and
Srom11Ss Chic Railway
rrr-'TIVE MAY q. ls9I
TRANS Leave RICHMOND.
RROAD-STR .ET STATION.
$50 a. NJ, Daily. with pullman ioF
local stations, Ne~por News
Ola Point Norfolk, and Ports
s1 p. M Daily. with Pullman, for
local stations. Newport Ne"s,
Old Point. Norfolk. ana Ports
mouth. Connects daily with
Old Dominion steamships Tor
1920 A. NJ. lei fr"In. except Sunday.
foi W. clifton Forge Con-
meets at ,G~ord0nsyilie for
Orange. Culpeyet, Calvertoni
Washington al Onion station,
Charlottesville. for lynch
burg at Basic Tor Hassrs-
lS p. H.. Daily. with Pullmaas TO Gin
cinns;i, Louisville, and 81
Louis. Connects al IoflutA""
daily for Virginia lot 5pilnb
stops only dt important
stations. Meals sct-cd on D.n-
ing Cars. No Z. Local ram.
except Sunday. follows sDo.s
train from Gordonsviils 10
$50 p. NJ. Accommodation. except sun
day, for charlottesville
1870 p. ~, Daily for cincinnati Win
Pullman 90 C~oyIugton.\ Va; ana
and LouLnille. Meals served
on dining cars. connects AZ
Staunton except sunday TOT
Winchester, Va, ana az ~
ing;ou, Va, daily Ior virginia
TRAINS L'iEo&SSFS -iGurH- STREET
STATION.
$50 A. VI. Daily. for LyncnnNis "Dt
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1897-06-20

HOLM n pOTTB.
Assistant General Passenger Agent
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-12
BOXING.

NEW YORK, Aus. l1.-Buek Connel-
ly, OF Pittsburgh. and Dan Lynch. VI
san Francisco, respectively managers
OF Peter Maher ana Tom sharkey, the
heavy weight pugIlists, met at the po-
lice Gazette Office to-day They held a
long conference'in reference to the ar,l-
els Of agreement which each received by
mail from the Knickerbocker Athletic
Club, OF san Francisco, where the big
fellows are TO meet In the ring next oc-
tober,
The articles were signed by President
Frank W. Miner and Manager Zlck Alb
rams, OF the Knlckerbocker Club. The
club offers trophy" to be of the val
ne Of $4,000 and stipulates that Maher
and Sharkey shall meet In a scientific
sparring exhibition Of twenty rounds or
more, In San Francisco between noon
and midnight OF October u, next,
The club will post a forfeit OF 5000
as soon as the articles are signed aud
the contestants are to put up $4,000, as a
guarantee Of good faith OF their comply
ing with all the terms OF the agreement
The articles call for a mutual agree
NltUk WI u EtltItt twenty -lhuI nun =
before the contest. Connolly scanned
the document carefully and after long
discussion he and Lynch agreed 20 sign
for their men providing that some
changes were made Connolly insisted
that Maher should have at least seven
weeks to train after he gets back from
Europe which will be about the end OF
this month. This will necessitate the
changing OF the date to the latter part
OF October. The Pittsburgh man also
objected to the choice Of a referee being
deferred until the day before the pro-
posed bout. Lynch agreed to have the
time extended to two weeks before the
fight and that the referee he mutually
agreed upon by the principals, These,
together with some minor changes,were
made and mailed 10 San Francisco for
the clubs endorsement. A reply Is ex-
pected by telegraph next Monday and
II the Knlckerbocker representatives.
yield to them, the men win go into ac-
tive training as soon as they reach this
side OF the Atlantic. Sharkey Is expect
ed here on Saturday, August 81, and
MaheT will probably return a week la
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BOWLING.
BELLAIRE.
All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip Fro m
the GlnGa CITY.


the Glass City.
The city council has decided to pave
Nineteenth street In lower town In re-
Spouse to a petition OF the property
owners along that street. They have
also taken the preliminary steps for n
sewer to drain n portion OF the Second
and Third wards, and the committee
and City Solicitor Armstrong will ne
gotlate with the d. & o. and other rail-
ways for right OF way to the river
John +. Jones and family will be
home Saturday from Chippewa Lake,
where they have been spending the
summer. They Will remain here for Il
few days before going to Pennsylvania.
Horace Kane and George Westlake,
OF this city, left Tuesday with the To-
ronto base ball club for Coshocton,
where that team plays ball. Kane will
pitch while Westlake plays shortstop.
Mrs. William oberman and baby
came home yesterday from Belmont,
where she has been visiting friends and
relatives for several weeks past.
The Barnard brick works that cost
about $4,000 and are provided with all
modern machinery, will be sold by the
assgnees Saturday.
Harry Hunter and Wife will leave to-
day for Moundsvllle, where they will
spend two weeks visiting with friends
and relatives.
George Althar and son Edward came
down yesterday from Pittsburgh to
spend few days with relatives in the
Fifth ward.
Misses Mary Buchanan, Myrtle Glenn
ents and Carrie Wassman went to Be-
thesda yesterday to spend the day with
friends.
Mrs. Elizabeth Clouse will leave Sat
urday for Cincinnati, where she will
spend u week with friends and relatives.
Miss Minnie Hamilton will leave to-
morrow for her home in Steubenvllle,
after n pleasant visit with friends here,
Don't fail to attend the picnic OF the
Orientals Mt Wheeling state fair
grounds, Saturday, August IA.
Mrs. II. W. Burrows left yesterday
for Denver and Colorado Springs, Col,
on a visit to relatives.
Mayor Williams turned 1910 into the
city treasury as the proceeds of his Of
fee for the past month.
John G. Muth Will run refrcshment
stand at the Harvest Home picnic at
Lewis Mills to-day.
Mrs. Jacob Koltze, Of this city, went
TO Pittsburgh yesterday to visit rela-
tlves in that place.
Charles u. McCabe will leave to-day
for Atlantic City. New York and Phil
adelphia. lie will be gone about two
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Dr. Frank Morrison and II. G. Pratt
rode to Epworth Park on their bicycles
on Sunday and after arriving there the
| doctor became sick from the effects OF
| the heat and was unable to return until
Tuesday night. Mr.. Pratt returned on
Sunday evening.
Poles have arrived and the work OF
extending the electric light line for
| house lighting. has been commenced.
The new service will include portion
OF Clark's addition, Elm, Indiana and
jefferson streets.
Work was commenced yesterday, on
the extension OF the Wheeling & Lake
Erie railroad down the river front.
| Work was not begun rs early as stated
In the Intelligencer, for several reasons.
Michael Koehnline found piece OF
petrIfed wood in the sand bank near his
home on Second street, which is Gu
riosity. The tooth of very large anil
NAL found nearby, is well worth seeing.
Samuel Williams, formerly manager
of the Aetna-Standard iron and steel
works, has taken charge OF the steel
plant at Mingo Junction.
Miss Ella Zimmerman, OF Tarantum,
Pa. and Miss Slyde, who have been Wis
itIng at Moundsville and Martins Fer
ry, have returned.
VIII Rodgers and Horner Moore ex-
pect 60 ride to Beaver Falls, Pa, on
their wheels, 10 witness the hose race
tomorrow.
Thomas PuEh, who has been at the
| bedside Of his wife, at Flushing, has re-
l RnF 1,nf. n It,,
proved.
Mrs. A. p. Sheriff and children. who
have been visiting Captain and Mrs II.
W. Smith, will return to CadIz to-
day.
Subscriptions for the Intelllgencer are
received at The Office OF the Martins
Ferry representative, John W. Crooks.
Don't fail to attend the picnic OF the
Orientals at Wheeling state fair
grounds. Saturday, August Il.
William Morris had his right hand
badly cut by piece Of sheet ironwhile
at work at the Aetna Standard.
Benjamin Teagarden, who has been
on duty with sore hand, expects to re-
turn to work next week.
A trolley party will be given by the
ladies of the Episcopal church next
Thursday evening,
The colored Sunday Schools will have
n union Sunday School picnic at Beach
Bottom, to-day.
Yesterday, the Hatch & Greer base
ball club defeated picked nine by n
score of Il to 4.
James Rclt2, Of Huntingdon formerly
OF Wheeling, Is visiting his nephew,
] Frank Meyers.
Mrs. George r. Barr who has been
visiting friends at Canal Dover, has re-
| turned.
A number Of Martins Ferry people
spent last evening Wheeling park.
James Hankins, OF Alliance, Is visit
Ing his brother-in-lnw, Henry Mills.
Mrs Jacob Arm left yesterday to visit
at Darlington and Hannibal
Mrs Henry Mills, who has been very
| sick, Is some better,
Miss Coponhavcr has returned from
Lafrcrty,
Miss Jennie Lyle has returned home
Foot bail is already talked of.
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BOSTON, August ll.-Now York batted
Lewis freely for three innings to-day,
scoring four runs In that time, Then Lewis
the last half OF tho eighth, on lucky hits
by Bergen and Hamilton, aided by errors
by Clark. and bases on balls, Boston rolled
up five runs and won out, Long and Ten
ney played great ball, tho latter having
Two passed balls by Wilson were very
~ RHE
New York.....O / 3 0 OIL % 4
Earned runs, New York I. Batteries.
Lewis and Bergen; Rusle and Wilson.
Time, 2:l0. Umplres, Lynch and CarpCn-
ter, Attendance, G00O.
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weeks. G. L, KOplln WIN have charge
OF the office and Settler Eaton Will work
In Koplln's place,
Miss Edna Jones, OF sardis, W. Va,
is the guest of friends and relatives in
the Second ward.
Mrs. G. A. stephens and son Willie
have gone to Mt. Lake Park, Nd, TO
spend two weeks.
Miss Alice johnson, OF Rochester, Pa,
Is the guest of friends and relatives in
the Second ward,
Mrs. Rose Thomas has gone to Irwin,
Pa, to spend two weeks with relatives
at that place,
Mrs. Harvey Benson is visiting her
daughter. Mrs George Burden, at Ep-
worth park.
John ZweIg and wife will leave to-day
for Atlantic City, where they Will spend
ten days.
John Fish will be home to-day from
Bethesda, where he has been spending
week,
Mrs. John Burrows and son are the
guests Of friends and relatives in Noble
county,
The X. of p. band will play ut the
Harvest Home picnic to-day at Lewis
Mills,
Mr., ]. W, Morrison and wife are
spending a season at Mountain Lake
Park.
Miss Maude Gelr, OF Alliance, o., is
the guest OF friends in the Third ward.
Miss jennie McNiece, of Warnock, o..
Is visiting friends in the city.
Oliver Mann is the happy father OF a
new son at his home.
John Davis came up yesterday from
Slslersville.
Martin Ney is confined to his home
quito III.
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nroIt.n,t.ln hit Freely.

CINCINNATI August 1.-THE Reds
won the last game OF the present series
to-day Although Breltensteln was hit
freely, be- managed 10 keep them well seat
tered. Tim Hurst who was fined 800 and
costs for assault and battery this morn
lng In the police court, oillClntCd as um-
pre-, and everything went on nicely. At
tendance, 1900. Score:
Ri n
Cincinnati ""9 2 .-Gis z
Earned runs, Cincinnati 3; ST. Louis ..
batteries, Bfeitenstein and Poltz; Donn-
ngle and Murphy. Time. 2 hours. Umpire,
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~ CRAVE but ono Minute" said
the public speaker IN husky voice,
aud thon he took n dose Of one Mimic
Cough cure nnl proceeded with hls ON.
ntorN one Minute Cough Cure ~ uu-
oIunlod for throat nnd lung troubles
charles II doctGo, Market and Tyo,flh
atreotai Chatham Sinclair iurly.slxth
aud Jacob streets. a, w. schccc. No.
COZ Main street, ENlcy bros, Penn and
Zane Streets Bowie s. Co., bridgeport. 3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-12
MARTINS FERRY.
IInpS aud hIlshAps In the Thriving city
Across tho River.


Across tho River.
The Buckeye Hose Racing Company
will not take part In the hose races at
the Flremen's Tournament at Beaver
Falls, Pa, tomorrow. The matter was
fully settled yesterday, and the Intelli-
geneer Is authorized TO make the state
ment. Three different members cannot
get off and one Is unwell. This makes
four and would reduce the number to
fourteen, which is insufficient, besides
there are several runners who have been
unable to practice regular. Several OF
the runners are In excellent condition,
but the management has acted wisely
In deciding not to so with a weakened
team, and almost sure OF defeat with
such a team. This company will have
one or two representatives at Beaver
Falls, TO see the races, anyway, The
company contemplates taking part In
the races at MeadVllle, Pa.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-12

new CASTLE, August li,-For the
,rgri time this week Wheeling lost to New
castle In a game full OF hits. The home
ennis four home runs, coupled with
Wbsellng's errors, won the game for New
E,s,Ir Tho four home runs made by New
C1srir and two By the visitors are more
rra rpme. Resling's support could have
Zen much better. The double OF Taylor,
rgrreysOn and Messett, catching u man
an flrst and at the plate, was very rapid,
a. Gnr OF the kind as any on record. Two
~ TaylOr's errors We're eNcusable' once
running and tumble OF one almost too
b0i 10 handle Score:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-12

T,RusTEE's SALE.

By virtue Of deed OF trust made by
| Jerry Crawford, wdowcr, TO the UNDER
glgnCd, nT trustee. dated July /, a. d. 1895,
| and recorded In the Office OF the clerk OF
| the county court OF Ohio county, West
| Virginia, In Decd Of Trust Book No. 20, at
page GO. will sell at public auction to tho
| highest and best bidder az the north front
| door OF tho court house OF said county, In
the city OF Wheeling. w. Va, on
| SATURDAY. THE iTH DAY OF SEP
TENDER. 1897,
commencing nt 10 o'clock n. M, the fol-
lowing described real estate situated In tho
said city Of Wheeling, that II TO say: A
MARCEL Of ground situate In Wheeling West
Virginia, ON The east side Of Eoff street,
between Eleventh and Twelfth streets, and
bounded nq follows; beginning at point
on the cast side Of Eon street, forty-two
OlD feet north Of the northwest corner or
Inc Methodist Episcopal church lot thence
cngtwnrdly with the southern line OF n
niece OF ground belonging to Robert
AiFangr. one hundred u0W feet to q, twenty
fool alley thence southwardly ana parnl-
iii with Eoff street eighteen Og teet
line FIRST nbovo mentioned one hundred
C0m feet to EOit street thence northwnrd-
IN With the east line Of ho1 street eighteen
OO feet to the place Of beginning, lQgetncr
Win mo improvements thereon, being tho
s1tro prnncriy which was granted and con-
yryr1 10 Inc said Jerry Crawford by Will
I'M, Inch. trustee, 10y deed dated the 18th
DIV of March lw2, ana recorded In the
0IIer OF iho clerk OF the county court of
said Ohio county In Deed Book No. u, at
pTEtlMg or SALE nc.thlrd and an
much moro nv the purchaser may elect 10
pny In cash on the Jay or sac, lhe Dhlnnco
~ iGc nurchnuu money In two equal In.
SiniImotita. pnynhlr respectively at one and
iwo Vcora from the day " sale, With In
tCrosi from that day for each Of which
money mo purchaser shall give his no.
TntiaGlo prornlssOry note, bearing lnloreat
from Tho dny II sale na aforesaid TO ~
incurred hy the tltlo " tho property eold
nt thr gnmc. or by decd VI trust on the
Wroperiy sold. to be- drawn, Acknowledged
nn3 recorded at the expense OF the pur-
V""' oEnRGE n. CALDWELL, Trustee
WILLIAM ii, llAiljdlh Aucuonccr,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-12

At Dayton. Score: RHE
TSis4S -. III 9 : 10 Il Il
Batterles-Dayton, PIatt and Greenwald;
Toledo, Blue and Arthur.
At Springfield. Score: RHE
Springfield 30 Q o o 0 1 / 0-G 10 3
Fort Wayne 20 0 o 0 o OIL 3 0
Batterles-sprngheld. Madden and Ru-
pert Fort Wayne, Herr and Campbell.
At Youngstown. Score: RHE
YouDFston % 0 0 0 0 e-l2 II 0
Batteries-Youngstow Fisher and Zin-
ram; Mansfield, Beam and Vetter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-12

LOUISVILLE, August ll-"Dad" Clark
pitched hts first game for the Colonies to-
day, and with the exception OF the second
and third innings the Colts could not bunch
their hits. The fielding OF Wagner, Cling
man and LANCE was n feature, Attend
RHE
Louisville .....e O2O2Ol IS 10 /
Chicago .....mO 2 2 % o co. o. 10 6
Earned runs. Louisville 3; Chicago 2.
Batteries. W. II. Clark and Wilson; Briggs
and Klttredgc. Time, 300, Umpire, O'Day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-12

A Remarkable cure OF Chrohlc DlnrrhUh
In 1862, when served my country az
private In Company A., ono Hundred
ana slNiy-scycnth pcnnsylynnln Volnn-
tecrs, contracted chronic dlnrrhoca. II
has given me great deal OF trouble
ever since, have tried u dozen dfrcr-
cnt medicines and several prominent
doctors without nny permanent relief.
Not long ago q frlcnd sent mo SAM
pie bottle Of Chnmbernln's Collie, Chol-
ora and Dlnrrhocn Remedy aud after
that bought ana took a nfly-ccnt bot
tie. and now can say that am cntlro-
" cured. 1 cannot be thankful enough
to YOU for this great Remedy, aud rec.
ummcnd II 10 all suffering veterans If
IN doubt, write me, Yours ErntOmllv.
HENRY sTElNBERGER, Allentown,
ia. Sold by druggists.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-12

WASHINGTON, August 1.-THE phllllcR
unable n hit Mercer, while the Senators
connections with the ball were moro FREE
Nlnni ana to tho purpose. Cooley played
!hn inning and was replaced by Ortiz
Alter the Hamo La J0lo became involved
" qunrrcI with u byRlnndnr. and Do.
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scendlng from the bus struck him on the
head. The players We're taken 10 tho po-
lice station, where La Jole left SIS cOllat-
eral for his appearance In court to-mor-
row 10 answer to charge Of assault At
RHE
Washington IL Q 1901 20 10 /
Philadelp'a 30 0 0 0 900 o 90 . 2
Earned runs, washington g. Batteries,
Mercer and Mcguire; Wheeler and McFar-
land. Time. 1866. Umpire, Kelley.
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Tw0-blso hits. Lytle Somors, Fleming,
bullock Vetters. ThFee-base hit, Graf
nus. Homo runs, Miller. Ross, Mattress,
j;ranius, Relsling. Bullock. Passed ball,
Grailus. Bases on balls, OF Leesman 8;
on Relsllng = struck out, by Leesman Z;
d Wheeling s. Double plays, Mattress, Mil
Ter and Russell; Miller and Russell; Taylor,
Torreyson and Messett Taylor, Bullock
and Torreyson. Time. hours. Umpire,
TallV.
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Earned runs, Cleveland 4: Pittsburgh 4.
First base by errors. Cleveland /: PITTS
hurgh l. Left on bases. Cleveland s; Pitts
blfEh Q, First base on balls, OF Brown /:
on Hastings Z Struck out By Brown g.
Home run, Hastings. TwO-base hits. Wal
by Brown !. Wild pitches, Hastings I. Um-
Pre-, Mcdonald. Time, 2:l0. Attendance.
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A nine from this city consisting OF
several of Bachman's Little Havnnas,
will go up against TrIadelphla ball
tossers tomorrow afternoon, at Tria-
InInbta
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CINCINNATI, o., Aug, 11.-Umpre
Tim Hurst, who threw beer glass at
the spectators during n game here last
week and severely injured Fireman
Cartyvelles, was fined one hundred dol
lars and costs by Judge schwab in the
police court to-day.
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who "a not fitted by good health for
that position and for the responsible.
lies OF motherhood. II woman suffers
itoln weakness aud disease Of the organs
that make wifchood aud motherhood pos.
sible, she should remedy these conditions
before assuming the responsibilities of q
wife. Otherwise, she stands little Glance
Of proving happy and capable wife, and
motherhood will always menace her with
the tcrrors Of death.
A sure and quick cure for all weak
ness and disease that units u woman for
matrimony aud maternity Is found In Dr.
Picrce's fayortc Prescription II acts
directly aud only on the organs involved,
II makes them strong and healthy. II
cures all weakness aud disease. 1t pre-
parcq for wiiehood and motherhood
Taken during the cNpcctant period II
makes bnby's coming easy aud coniparn.
lively painless. II insurcs the health OF
lie child. Thousands Of women have
tcalifcd TO ils merits Druggists sell IT,
81 have found great relief since taking yout
,unvcfiir Presentation III writes Mta Henry
Harlow. " l,onsdnlc, Providence Co.. H. l ~
vas nii broken down from nervous ptuNrlluh.
since tai lug yuut mtdienr have had more &c
ilff than Rom nh The dugiota' medilineh-w which
cot NE more than could nll1id"
II IL hntd work to wotk when poisoned
from neglected constipation Dr. Pieteeh
pleasant Pellets cufe constipation,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays wlnnors-Baltlmoro 2, Bos-
ton, Cincinnati, Louisville, Washington,
Cleveland.
TO.day's g1mes-Plttsburgh Mt Cleye-
land. Chicago at Louisville. Boston at New
York Baltimore at Philadelphia, Brooklyn
o. Washington.
CLEVELAND. August 1.-THE wildness
Of Hastings and the timely hitting OF the
Indians gave the home team the victory
to-day The Pirates rallied In the ninth,
hWt fND "a mo tung Lost
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nrsrAunANr AND oArn.
mn MlGMAM RLSIAuRANI AND CMI


1--WE N'NNt' 'Nitl'
Warm meals served IN their host alylo
luluu rooms cosy ANA nnuu All short.
ufdrt cooking, 8H4 prices reasonable only
indirF aud Gonilumpua Dining phflor
Entrance ON Fourteenth street
Mofchnnts' Hot Lunch daily Roast Vrof
and Potatoes, CONGO, lfond and buttOt,
NJ cents. nm CluuHod dnlly
Jus y, DRuDAltElI pfoprlotoG
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| SPORT.
! ssse Ball, Bowling, Bicycling, !
Boxing, Races, Etc.
INTERSTATE LEAGUE

y,starlay's wlnners-New Castle, To-
al, YOUNGSTOWN, Springfield.
r,-lay's games-Wheellng at New Cas-
A. Youngstown at Mansfield, Fort Wayne
st DAYTON, Toledo at Springfield.