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The San Francisco call., 1897-01-23
CAMPBELL'S RELEASES,
The Grand Jury Has Them
All Explained to Their
Satisfaction.
A G,qZier's Bill for Work at the
Girls High School Is Criti.
CiZad.

The Grand Jury yesterday heard the
testimony of Desk Sergeant Bidwell con-
corning that 20. r." issued in the Glea-
son case, upon which the date was changed
and which served as the basis for the
jury's investigation of Judge Campbell s
methods with regard to 10. Rs" and
other things. Sergeant Bidwell testified
that it was he who changed the date; that
he as desk sergeant at the Central Police
station was given authority to do such
things by all the Police Judges, that is, to
correct any evident error, such as the
date.
Judge Campbell was also before the jury,
and in answer to questions explained
many things about the Police Courts, some
of which should be corrected. So far as
the o. RS are concerned, the jury COM
pletely exonerates Judge Campbell.
Chairman Kast of the committee on
schools made a report concerning the ap-
paratus purchased for use at the labora-
tory of the Girls High School. From
inquiry made and inspection had at the
school they believe the 5000 was judi
ciously and wisely expended on the lab
oratory.
"Unfortunately for the school," says
the report, 'one of the rooms set apart for
the la boratory has for a period OF more
than five months been in the possession
of and occupied by the carpenters, to the
total exclusion Of pupils, while making
drawers, shelving for tables, window and
door frames, all of this class of work being
essentially mill work. In other words, all
of the work done and being done at the
Girls High School could have been made
at mill and then put up at the school
within a month.
No complaint is made of the quality of
the work done.
The report says further:
The attention of the Grand Jury is called to
three bills of December %, 20 and 81, 1896,
for q total of 1922 15 for furnishing glass and
glazing same at laboratory and conservatory
of the Girls High School. by P. j. Walsh.
Your committee learns the actual cost of
glass furnished as specified in his bill to be
$66. Allowing the glazier Tor his work $31 and
a profit of 80 per cent on his costs 500 10, we
find q total of 1926 10, which we submit is a
tair remuneration for the amount of goods
furnished and work done. Your committee
are informed that had the work been let on
bids it could have been done for $100.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-23
Lost n Finger

C. T. Trimble, an employe of the st. Nicholas
Laundry caught his hand in portion of the
machinery yesterday afternoon and before he
could extricate it the third finger of his right
hand was so badly crushed that amputation
was necessary. DR.. Bonnell performed the
oneration.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-23
To Reduce Gas Lights.

Colonel Taylor, Inspector of Gas and Water,
says he thinks 113 gas lights, now in street
use, can be dispensed with; also, that the
lights can be suspended eight nights per
month. Last year 164 street gas lights were
discontinued.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-23
Bargains In CIoaks.

One OF the greatest bargain sales in ladies'
cloaks ever held in San Francisco has been the
closing OUT sale Of Armand CailIeau corner of
Geary street and Grant avenue. The entire
stock however, has not been disposed OF, and
same nhenomenal bargains that have marked
this sale as one of the greatest opportunities
ever offered to the ladies of this City for the
nurchase of cloaks.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-23
Nordica's Singing

And all the theatricals are crisply and
authoritatively reviewed in to-day's News
Letter.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-23
ADJUSTMENTS.


BALDWIN THEATER.-Nor Nordica in Grand Opera
Matinee to day.
COLUMBIA J 1HFATER-" Devils Auction
MoRosCos OPERAHoUsE - AGAINST the
Stream"
ALCAzAR THEATER.-"A Fair Rebel"
T1voLI OPERA HOUSE" Jack and The Bean
stalk
-High-Class Vaudeville
PEOPLES PALAcE-Maha Refined Ministries
1HE CHUrNs AND SKATING RINK.-DanJ at
GAight street, one block east OF the PARK.
slIKo bATHs-Bathing and performances.
1AcIFIC oAsT JOCKEY CLUR.-Races to-day.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-23
AUCTION SALES

FY FRANK w. BUTTERFIELD-Thi day. Jsnu-
aTy IS Groceries, at cor Page and Webster sts.,
at IL O'Clock.
The San Francisco call., 1897-01-23

To Exhibit in Guatemala.
A recommendation will be made to the
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-23
er,Nn1NG OLE Giles.

The game could have been played with
out that fatal trst inning victory might
have rested on the banner Of the home
club.
New Castle made FIVE runs in the first,
ana after that could do nothing with Jack
E7ston.s delivery. The veteran was in
prime condition. and pitched in form
which would have won against any other
Old pitcher but Hickman. The agricul-
tural twirler is a Chinese puzzle. and
Wheeling has failed as completely as the
other Interstate teams in discovering the
solution Those who rested their hopes
upon the fact that he was being over
worked found that a very poor founda-
zion. Hickman has an arm Of steel and
DE mixes up his balls in a way that de-
ceivos an the batsmen who face him. and
may one day land him in faster company.
t. was an ideal day for base ball. The
exceptional weather and the excellent
work of the home players during the week
served 20 bring out the banner crowd OF
the season. There were at least 100 paid
admissions. The fair sex showed its APP
probation of the courtesy Of the man
accmert i'm providing ladies days by
turning out I'm goodiy numbers. New Cas-
ties big lead in the first inning. put
danpener on the ardor Of the local fans"
AMI there was not much roofing and
I'm fact not many opportunities for it.
The bleachers waited patiently for one
Of the local hitters to cut the string and
release the balloon. but Hickman had
them at his mercy. Whenever Wheel
ing uniform got TO the initial bag, a root
or" created an awful racket with a big
bell. but it failed 10 disconcert Hickman
That game fooled him Thursday and he
went over 10 the Park yesterday covered
with icicles.
Each team earned run. and the score
should have been one 10 one. In the third
inning TAYLOR singled to right field. and
Pap" O'Brien hit for two bases 70 deep
left. allowing Taylor 10 connect with the
plate. That drive saved Wheeling from a
whi,ew1sh. In but one other inning did
the local team get on speaking terms
with the home plate. 1t was in the eighth
after two men were out. Coyle singled
and Lyons sent him TO third by putting the
ban i'm black" river. NcGiunis then flew
out 20 left. Ross made home run on the
first pitched ball in the third inning. The
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-23
Monarch and Racycle is the best
wheel in the world for the money.
II. E. HILLMAN q co.
SISTER VILLE.

Sistersville W. Va. May 22.-AIr. John
McCoach, of Hunting ton, is in the city.
| the guest of relatives and friends. Mayor
W. f Hite is also in the city.
Chris Henderson, who has been at Hot
Springs. Ark. for the past three weeks,
returnedhome to-day and will leave in
the morning for a short visit with his
parents at Little Mills and then spend n
week in Pittsburg with friends, resuming
work about the first OF the month.
Mike Heating went TO Wheeling last
evening. He will visit Pittsburg before
returning.
Miss Blanche Wells went to Wheeling
last evening to make few purchases be-
fore leaving for Europe the coming week.
Mrs. D. b. Radford will return home
Sunday evening from Chicago, where she
has been visiting friends for the past
month. Mr.. Radford will go TO Wheeling
in the morning to meet her.
e. J. Miller. city engineer. went TO Par
kersburg this morning to confer with the
Ohio River railroad authorities regarding
the span over Charles street which they
are putting in. It is thought same is n
little too low.
John Mathews mas contracted WIN JHO'
J. Rhea for hauling the iron, brick. stone
and other materials for the erection Of
the new county Jail at Niddlebourne, from
this city.
Mrs. +. Z. Ihrig is down the river to-
day.
While south bound local freight wa
switching in the yards here J. W. Boyers
got into a car loaded with lumber, but
before the train left he was found pin
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-23

Gle riding, all the exercise is mine. 40
all the work and have all the fun. a
man can feel that he is doing some
thing for himself when he is riding a
wheel and there is great deal OF satls.
faction in that. Another advantage OF
the bicycle over horse is that man
can go much farther on a bicycle. A
fellow in good physical condition ana
accustomed to riding can go out on the
road and reel off 60 TO IS miles without
feeling that he has been on his wheel.
A jaunt of that distance would use a
horse all up, of course. Last summer
| used to start out frequently at 4
o'clock, ride out to Glencoe for dinner
with my brother-in-law, and then ride
jbnclq w Dhe yevenflga re was just
a fine distance for a ride and l used
TO enjoy every bit Of it"
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-23
The RACKET,
Wholesale and Retail.
uO2-1lO4 MARKET ST.
AMONG THE POSTMASTERS.

Special to- the Register
washington. ID. c.. May Com
missions have been issued 90 the fol-
lowing recently appointed West Nir-
einia pos,masters: VIM. A. Miller, In
gleside: Louis A. Hawkins, Metz;
David 70. Ward Peel Tree, Geo. Ellie
RoDev's Point. and Frederick NJ Cum
ningham. Sardis.
CONGRESSMAN DOrr. of the Third dis
trict. has recommended the appoint
ment Of the following postmasterS: r.
G.. Meoder. at Athens, Mercer county.
W. c. Burke. nc Brownsville, Mercer
county: j. w. Deitz. 40 HOrning Falls.
Nicholas county. +. b. Brown, az Din
CESS. MingO county, :. r. Stanford, at
FIkhorn. Mcdowell county; Samuel
Holdren. at ElwOOd, Mercer county, ID.
W Boone. az Lookout, Fayetre county:
y r.. Barbar. at Nelson. Boone coun-
". Noha Foster. at Usage Boone C0Uu-
tv. DR.. J. r. Hughes no Princeton,
Mercer county; T. s. Foster. at Racine,
Boone county: and Mrs L. j. Hatfield,
an Wharuclin. NiUgO county.
Mr.. D0rr has also recommended The
establishment of post offices 40 Glen
Alum and Mud Ida, MingO county.
with II. NJ. Pepper and j. ]. Wallace as
postmasters at the respective places.
He has also recommended the establish
ment OF q mail route between Quinue-
mont and Crilmen. Fayette county
Other West Virginia pcstm0s,ers APP
pointed to-day are. st Altizer, CAL
houn county. Elizabeth Mccoy, vice
John Mccoy. dead, az Cons, Richie
rountv. T.. C.. Con. vice J. a. Nolen-
tine. removed. at Hacker Valley, Web
F-ar county. w. r. Duke. vice j. a.
Curry resigned; at Iuka. Tyler county.
r n Roberts. vice VI. r. Eidder. re-
signed: nc Kalamazoo, Barbour c1un-
~ Martin Holsberry. vice Henry Hols-
berry resigned. at lydia, Clay c0un-
~ phoebe Brannon. vice J. NJ. Dow
nov RESIGNED. at Mount Tell Jack
son county. ". r. Weatherholt. vice
NJ IT GOodbev, resigDed, at Sanoma.
Vi~r county. c.. w. Fighter. vice n. s.
H7rkfns. resigned: at Sarah Cobell
county. A. II. Nelrose. vice James
Morrison. resigned; at Windy Writ
county. G. W. Boice. vice j. L. Yoho,
resigned.
w. n. Poole was appointed postmas-
ter M Brilliant. and T. o. Betton, az
Portland Station, Jefferson county. O..
and 4. C.. Hughes NJ Stafford, Monroe
county. q.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-23
NEW INTERPRETATIONS.


srec.1l 10 the Register
CHARLESTON. w. Va. May THE
Secretary OF state has issued "a certificate
Of Incorporation 10 the Safety Building and
Loan Association. Of Charles Town, JET
fs-sou county. with am authorized capital
% one million dollars. The lncorpor3tors
are Frank g. Ga'hher r.. n. Gibson.
John NJ Daniel w r.. Alexander. ]. f.
Eue.c. S. Lee Phillips samuel NJ. or. T.
q. Green and Georce T.. Tcrrey. al ~
Charles Town. Also che E1rawh7 Ath-
letIc club. 90 Charleston. with an author
izel capital OF $4,000 The ircorporato-s
ars S. %. Harmon. NJ r. Harmon. Thos.
Roberts. J. j. NourE ana GeorEe Fisher.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-23

toned between the car and tas ,.-.
which had slipped forward one ~ .
legs had only been bruised and .
little.
l.. NJ Gorham's beautiful r-s1--..
the South Side is nearing comp.
VIM. Stewart leaves in the mo---, .
a short visit at Central Snt.9a
J. w. Boyers returned this -.-..
from a business trip up the rn.
Hon. \. b. Fleming was d ce .-.
night at the Hotel Wells, h-y.L. 80
here on legal business.
+. NJ Berry left this m9-1., ..
Wheeling, where he will spend -.;l
bath with friends.
O. II. Suck. Of St. Mary's, Was t..,
short time this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. W. Lawreucs ,....,
old son Austin IS very sick vita t...
DR.. W H. Gillispie went up g,
this morning on business:
Hon. J. ]. Carter and wife rs--s
their home in TitusviIle this
r. S. Evoland went up to New U.-.
VILE this afternoon.
W. II. Burns. local manager 70 t-. v
tioral Supply Co. went to bis .
Washington to spend The Saa.
with friends and relatives
DR.. H. G.. Meek Went 10 Whs.r- .
afternoon on business. Attoras T.
Vo,rer accop,panfcd him
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-23
SPOTRT NEWS AMID GU88L-Po

Jones. shindle, La Chance 2; double play ~;
pitched ball, Clark; time. 1:5S; umpire Nc
Dermott.
CLEVELAND. o.. May 22-One magnifi-
cent game and one that was farce took
place to-tay. The first was a pitcher bat
tie between Cuppy and Rusie and SOCK
alexis won it in the last half Of the tenth
with a single when Tebeau was on third
and two were out. The second was made
a farce by the miserable playing Oh war
lace and Childs. The Indians could not
touch Doheny. Young was oatted out oil
the box in the third inning and wilson
pitched a pretty game thereafter but poor
n.,,l LID II Score first game:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-23
TURNED THE TABLES.

Special 90 the Register.
SPRINGFIELD. O., May THE Mud
Hens turned the tables ON the local team
to-day and almost administered a coat of
whi,ewash. Timely hits gave Springfield
run i'm the first. kid" keenan, pitched
ta his 's6 form and his support was almost
aultIsss. The score:
Toledo . .. .........OOOO1OO5O-6 Is /
Springfield . =. eel 90 600 oO-l
keenan, and Arthur; Fenuimore and VIII
lams.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-23
CYCLING.

From a reliable source comes the
information that Zimmerman will really
try his luck in competition again this
season. and as a preliminary he has en-
gagged the services of trainer. "Zim-
my" has been doing more or less rid
ing at his home in Freehold. y. j., and
it is a well-known fact that he would
like 10 re-enter the cycling racing game
if he were convinced that his old-time
speed is at command.
Bald is riding we'll He can 90 five
miles at a 2:15 gait. In his training
Bald has gone out and done most OF
the pacing. and says he is in better
condition than ever before in his life.
This is how Mayor Harrison. OF Chi
cago. compares the wheel TO the horse:
Why, l don't think they compare at
all" said the Mayor Cycling is so
much better that there isn't any compar-
ison. When | go horseback riding the
horse gets the exercise. He doesn't ex-
actly get it all. but he gets the best OF
it. On the other hand, when go bicy-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-23
FATHER KNEIPP BETTER.

Woerishoffen, Bavaria, May 81
There is no truth in the rep0r- v
originated in a dispatch from pa-
the Daily Chronicle Of London n.
saving that Father Kne.pp. l-
throughout the world for his 81
cure. is dead. Father knc.pp E
alive and somewhat better.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-23
AMATEUR NOTES

The VIII Gutman Knockers beat the
Choir Boys to O.
The Island Stars played the Schra-
der Stars seven innings. when the
Schrader Stars quit. The score was
81 to II in favor of the Schraders. The
batteries for the Island were Ham
mond and Robertson; for the Schraders
Schnepf and Black.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-23
STANDING OF CLUBS.

CINCINNATI. O., May 22.-The Reds
made it three straights to-day by defeat
ing the Orioles in a slow and uninterestnig
game. In the first inning Robinson was
seriously spiked by McPhee at the home
plate the latter spraining his ankle. Rob
inson was carried off the field with deep
cash near the knee McPhee had 10 retire
in the seventh. Clark went behind the bat
for the orioles while Holiday took Nc
Phee's place at second. Attendance, To-
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-23
coon MARRIOTT For FGC

Washington, May 22.-An egg .s
inc has resulted in Cuba from '..
and United States Vice Cous1. l'e
at Santiago. suggests thar th" s
excellent market there for tmr.
eggs. The eggs sell in Cuba ia-
40 cents a dozen.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-23
felding spilled Il. Score,


winning run made with two out, -,
New '' York 40 0 l 0 o %
Earned runs. Cleveland l. New York |;
first base by errors. Cleveland l. New YORK
first base on balls. off Cuppy l. off Rusie 2
struck out, by Cuppy l, by Rusie A; three
base hits, Burkett; two base hits, Blake
Holmes; sacrifice hits. Childs, Wallace
thinner, Cuppy. Van Haltren. Gleason;
stolen base. Childs: double plays, Blake TO
Childs. Davis TO Clark. Warner 10 Joyce
Warner 10 Davis; umpire, Emslie; time,
2:25: attendance, 5000.
Second game score:
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-23
RASE RAIL-. RRIEFS.

While Padden has not done any bril-
liant work with the stick during the
past week, he has sustained his aver
age.
Hickman does not like the Wheeling
"rooters" Thursday night he remarked
that the "rooters" compelled New Cas-
tie to make Wheeling a present Of the
game.
Umpire Ellery has twice ruled on a
point which is causing a great deal Of
contention on the part of the Yane-
gans A player is on first, and the bats
man makes a foul tip, which Is held
by the catcher. The runner reaches
second. and is ordered back 20 first.
The foul tip counts a strike and
for this reason several New Castle
players hold that the runner is entitled
to as many bases as he can take.
The alleged offer of an exchange Of
Lyons for Jorden. of Youngstown, must
Lyons for Jordan. of Youngstown, must
to dispose of Lyons.
The umpire robbed the Daytons Of a
sure game and 1892 in money yester-
day. He called the game and the man
ager had to give out rain checks and
pay the Fort Wayne team $50 guaran-
tee.-Dayton Times.
Dayton is sore because Springfield
turns out better crowds 10 the games
than Dayton. In the language Of James
"Pinkey" O'Dowd-jealousy!
The Wheeling boys really behaved
like gentlemen in the three games al
though there was just a slight touch Of
rowdyism on one of two occasions in one
of the games. Campbell is a regular
"Rcck-a -bye-baby" pitcher. He has a
motion that reminds one Of man
grading wheat. Catcher Messitt of
Wheeling. is a good one. He is nearly
the equal of Grafius and Donovan
New Castle Courant-Guardian.
There was considerable betting among
the local fans" on the result OF Fri
days game. and some Of the sports have
since been suffering from heart trou-
bic.
Manager Russell. of New Castle, real
lied that he was up against it, when
he met Wheeling. Hewitt and Hick-
man. the crack twirlers. were each re-
Quired to pitch two games, yet Wheeling
gave the Yanegans the worse defeat
they have yet received. The western
clubs may now take hope. New Castle
has a strong club. one Of the strongest
in the league. but it is by no means in
vincible. With a few good pitchers.
Mansfield would win majority Of
games from the Yanegans.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-23

CLEVELAND. 4; NEW YORK, 5.
NEW YORK. Il; CLEVELAND, :.
PITTSBURG. >; PHILADELPHIA, !.
CINCINNATI. y; BAITIMOkE' ~
CHICAGO. 8: WASHINGTON, l.
BOSTON. Il; ST. LOUIS 1.
HUNTSVILLE. II: BROOKLYN, ..
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-23
feature. SCI

Cbicago no 0 0 > 0 l 0 5
washington =. =. % o o o o-1
Earned runs Chicago 8; two base hits.
Everett Decker. Conner. Griffith. Reilly;
stolen bases. Everett, Thornton, Ryan;
double plays. Common and Decker. Demont
and Cartwright Brown and Cartwright;
struck out by Griffith .. by Swain ,;
hin with ball Dahlen; time. As; umpires,
Mcdonald and O'Day; attendance, 5000.
ST. LOUIS. Mo. May 22.-Errors by
Hartman and Cross gave the Bostons five
runs in the first inning to-day. enough to
win the game. They did not begin 10 hit
Esper until the last few innings when the
local pitcher let up considerably in the
face of ragged support. Longs fielding
,,..s , fe,ture Attendance o =O1 Score.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-23

Cleveland ..'......0 0 0 1 0 0 o O.
New York . ......O . 8 1 l oil
Earned runs. New York .; first base by
errors. Cleveland @ New York Il: first base
on balls. off Wilson 4. off Doheny ];
struck out by Young l. by Wilson t. by
Dohevly s; two base hits. Burkett. Herman
2 Joyce. Clarke; stolen bases. Van Hal
tren. Herman, Davis. Holmes ,; double
PLAYS. Tebeau to Mexican; Doheny. Davis
TO Clark: hit by pitcher. Doheny l: wild
pitch. Young l, Doheny l; umpire, Ems.ie;
time, 2:30.
PITTsBURG. May 22.-Pittsburg sue
ceeded in taking three straights from Phil
adelphia. The game to-day was won by
the Pittsburgs by splendid fielding and a
few timely hits. not an error being made
by the Pirates, not even a battery error.
The majority of the hits made by the
Phillies off Tannehill were scratches. At
...anrnn = nnn Scnra.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-23

Totals e.. ......:..;..;oo 10 i" - ~ %
Baltimore e.. q. 30 0 0 l 0 4 ! 80
Earned runs. Cincinnati 3. Balumore .;
two base hits. Schriver, Clark , Kelly
Corcoran. Hoy. Quinn. Jennings: O. Brien'
more 5: stolen bases, Hoy, Clark. Irwin.
Burke: double plays. Kelly to Robinson
first base on balls, off Breitenstsin 3, of
Corbett I; hit by pitched bali, Scnrlvepp
passed balls. Clark 2; wild pitches, Corbett;
time $50: umpire, Sheridan.
CHICAGO. May 22.-Grifith was in great
form to-day. allowing but five hits and one
run. Swain also pitched a good, steady
game. keeping his hits well scattered eX-
cept in two innings. Connor's all round
work. both in the field and at bat, was the
feature Score.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-23

Pacycle 20 to 80 per cent less pa.
sure on bearings than any other D.
Gle in the world.
II. E. HILLNIAN & 60.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-23
- LOCUsTs APPEARING.

Special Co the REGISTER
Parkersburg. W. Va. NAY 22.-Thou-
sands OF seventeen-year| locusts have
made their appearance here. Nine of
The shells and one live Iocuse was found
on a piece Of ground TWO feet square TO-
DAY.
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-23
'SchOCh DATED for McMahon

-SChoCh DATED LOT McMduou
Brooklyn e. e. II 0 o Q . ! o Is
Earned runs. Louisville .. Brooklyn .;
left on bases. Louisville g. Brooklyn ): first
on balls. on Cunningham t. OFF Mcmahon
4. struck out. by Cunningham ,. by Nc
Mahon S; home run. Cunningham; three
base hits Werden Anderson; two base
hits. Griffin; sacrifice HIT Rogers: stolen
bases, McCreery ?. Pickering 2 Werden,
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-05-23

s.. Louis -. ......0 l O / o 0 o. 4
Boston -. -. I'D 0 O > 8 Ill
Earned runs. ST, Louis s. Boston .; TWO
nase hits Murphy. Lowe; three base hits
Collins. HOuSeman, home run. Siahi'
stolen bases. Bergen. Duffy, Hamilton.
Tenney. Long: first on balls. off Esper 5.
off Flobedanz .; struck out. by Esper /.
by KlobedanZ /. wild pitch, klobedanz;
time, las; umpire. Lynch
LOUISVILLE. Ky. May 22.-The Brook
lyns were ou,played at every point to-day
and the Colonies were easy winners. Gun
ningham, besides pitching a good, steady
game. knocked one Of McMahon's twisters
over the left field fence for home run,
the first time that feat has been accom-
plished this season. Attendance. 2,00O
Score