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Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-15
TOURNAMENT CLOSES

In the Cg.rrou Club Bowling League-The
silver Cup Trophy Won by the Myrtles.
HI. . individual Prizes Carney Made the
B-igh string, and the Rustlers the High
Team Score.
The bowling tournament which start
ed on the Carroll Club alleys May 10,
came to a close Friday night last. II
was remarkable in the interest display
ed in this series through the hot sum-
mer months. But three games, from
July %, the day Of the Carroll Club
races, were postponed, and that was
because the club house was given over
to the visiting wheelmen. Better scores
have been made in the last half OF the
series as the learners progressed. An
other tournament will be started IN q
few weeks, which promises to be even
more successful than the one just clos
cd -Uba nVa-rs+roi- G-ai1h- Grcr 9ud-1r-iiA
hovu.thsir name engraved on the hand
some trophy, a silver cup, each men,
Der Of this team receiving besides a
neat lapel pin. The high score was
rolled by Leo Carney, 209; high team
score by Rustlers, SIS. The, secretary
furnishes the official standing as fol-
lows:
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and. Umpires. Howard Mcconaughy and
ELM GROVE DEFEATED.

The Elm Grove club met with another
defeat yesterday. This time they went
down before the Bartolis team in close
and fairly well played game. This after
noon Elm Grove and the Wheeling Laun-
drys Will cross bats on the tunnel green.
and a big crowd is expected Yesterday 5
score follows:
Elm Grove o 3 Os SO OIL Il 5
Bartolis L 9 0 0 '-l9 Is
Earned runs, Bartolis G; Elm Grove 4.
Two base hits, Chambers. Mccoy. Steph-
ems, Humper, 2. Three base hits. Bali
cock, West, Green. stephens .. Double
plays, Keenan, to Humper, 2. Passed balls,
Chambers, .. Stolen bases. Green. Vest.
Wild pitches. Jeffries. 2. Time. 2:SO.
Umpire, Mccain.
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THREE STRAIGHT.

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, August l4-Bal-
tinore made it three straight this after
noon but only after one of the most excit-
ing contests soon on the local grounds
this season. In the first five innings the
Phillies made but two hits Off Homer
hut in the sixth they jumped on him for
five. including two doubles and a trlpie;
This combination yielded six runs ana
tied the score. Baltimore took the lead
in the seventh only to be passed In the
first half of the ninth, when the Locals
developed another batting streak and
knocked out four runs. The Champions
again evened up things in the second hall
of the ninth, scoring two runs both
earned. They won out in the tenth on
two singles and a sacrifice. Attendance
Ais Score:
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BUTCHER BOYS
And Their Best Girls VIII Be In Eyldene
at the Barbecue al Picnic.

And Their Best Girls VIII Be In Evidence
at the Barbecue 30 4 Picnic
Thursday, August 26, Is the time ap-
pointed for the annual picnic and barA
becue OF the retail butchers assOcia-
ton OF Wheeling. The programme IL
funny one, and will create no end Of
merriment. A CREASED pig will puzzle
the grabbers. and pie-eating match
will satisfy the gourmands. Plcanin-
MES will MUNICH the juicy heart Of wa
termelons and the fat men will wabb.s
over a race course. Genial Charley
Lennon is the chairman OF the ar
rangements committee, and he is put
ting the same amount of energy into
this festival as be does when he mace
rates hamburger steak with a cleayer
IN each hand. Jolly, rublcund, rotund
and muscular meat purveyOrs will don
their clean white working dregs and
don broadcloth and diamonds to gallant
their best girls resplendent In summerI
colors. Several fatted calves will bsI
dressed In the presence OF innumerabl9|
prodiga,s. and beefy beeves. JUICY ann
tender, will be roasted whole 20 tickls'
the palates OF the guests. The butchi
ers will own the earth and all M
whitewashed fences thereof on Augusy
10Th.
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TIE INTER CITY LEAGUE.
How the Games We're Played YeSter-
day and Their Result.
The loft Benefit Game Was Decid-
ed in Favor Of the Bridgeports
After Very Pretty Contest-The
Laundrys Did Not Play-Results
Of Other Games-Otber News of
the League.

The loft benefit game at the Island ball
grounds yesterday afternoon, between the
Bridgeport and Bachmann teams. OF the
Inter-city league, attracted a good sized
crowd. The audience should have been
much larger. AS it was the game Melted
a neat sum for Mr.. loft. Kerns pitched
a splendid game. and with better sup
port might have won from the Little
Havanas. The contest was close and in
teresting throughout. and the spectators
were all pleased. The score:
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A LIVELY TIME

Over an Attempt TO Arrest a North
Wheeling Man.
Last evening Will Hicks, Of Ally B,
North Wheeling, undertook to thrash
his wife because she would not give
him s1.50 he had given her out of his
weeks pay. The police were called,
but Hicks escaped out Of his house by
the back way. Later he was captured
and asked the officer to take him down
TO Sixteenth street on the street car.
This was done, but Hicks escaped and
an over the creek. He was pursued,
q at and recaptured.
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AMATEUR NOTES.

Yesterday the Red Clippers defeated
the McCollOch Street Stars by the score
of IS to s. Batteries, Nesbitt and
Hasenauer for Clippers, Rossel and
Sorgey for McCoIOch Street Stars.
The Twelfth Street Stars will play
a picked nine from Pleasant Valley
Monday afternoon on the Tunnel
Green for two Rockets a side.
The lineup Of the Zwickers is as fol-
lows: Ed. Criswell p; Chas. Weitzel,
CT: John Manley, c.; I. kress, 10;
A. Snyder. %; John Shaw. SIS; A.
Criswell. 3b: b. Wees, If; VIII Rar5hei'
IF; d. Wees, 5. G.
The H. Zw;ckers will play; the JOS.
WinesdorTers on the NineeJeenth street
brickyard grounds for tlIe championship
of the city.
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The men are to weigh AS pounds, and
will Ego" for 20 rounds.

will go" for 20 rounds.
The club has arranged two prelimln-
aries. Buzz" Auber and Baker will
box for the lightweight championship
of the city, and Clancy will box sew
eral rounds with the pride OF the
Water street stogie rollers, Louis
Logarmassina. Louis" will endeayor
to show that there is something in
name.
The first preliminary will be given
upon the arrival Of the o'clock w. &
E. G.. motor, and the contest OF the
evening will begin promptly at $3.50
o'clock.
Following is the record Of James
O'Leary:
Knocked out Pat Judd, OF Philadel-
phia, az Hammond, Ind, in 3S rounds:
Mike Carney, at Lynn, Mass, 10
rounds: draw with Eddie Connolly. at
Eagle Bridge, n. Y; knocked out Wet
eel Brown, in rounds at Lynn, Mass;
Matt Werle, at Chicago. in 2 rounds;
John McNeary, in Chicago, s rounds;
Kid Eagan, Parsons. Kas., 4 rounds;
bested Ed. Blake, Columbus, o., 10
rounds; Geo. Wilcox, Ruby, Ind, 2
rounds: the Mormon Kid, Butte, Mont,
AZ rounds: Pat O'Fallon, Park CITY,
Utah. 2 rounds; George Milton, Bir-
mingham, Ala. rounds: John Carey.
South Adams, Mass, 2 rounds; also put
ont Jack Jordan same night in same
ring. rounds; Steve Crosby, Louis
Vile. KY, 10 rounds: Pat Sweeney,
Sistersville. W. Va, rounds; Pete
Peterson. Sistersyille, rounds; Wiley
Evans. Cincinnati, s rounds.
Pete Peterson also has a record
which justIfes the use Of his nick
name. "The Terrible Swede" His
record Of victories is as follows:
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A TEN INNING GAME.

Cincinnati, Ohio, August Alt took
ten innings to decide the game between
the Reds and Colts to-day. The visi-
tors tied the score in the ninth, and
won out in the tenth. This-GEsass- Ne
Phee day at League Park. 1t was oc-
casion of presenting to the great sec
ond baseman Of the testimonial to
which the citizens of Cincinnati gen
orally contributed. The check amount
ed to $1,7S9,50. Attendance, 1000.
Score:
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Earned runs, Cleveland, l; St. Louis,
5. First base on errors. Cleveland. l.
Left on bases, Cleveland, Z; st. Louis,
9. First base on balls, off Brown, 3;
of Young, l off Coleman, 5. Struck
out. by Brown. l; by Young. ,. Three
base hits, Wallace, Young. Two base
hits. thinner, Harley Grady Sacrifice
hit. Childs. Stolen bases, Wa y,
Cross, 2. Double plays, Hartp'
Hallman to Grady. HIP
hall nv Brown WI
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.nne man ami when winning run made.

Earned runs. Philadelphia 6: Baltimore
:. Two base hits, La Joie Shugart, Nash,
Stencil. Doyle, Reitz, Quinn, 2 Three
bast hits. Orth. Sacrifice hits, Boyle,
Jennings. .: Kelley. Left on bases,
Philadelphia 4 Baltimore I. Struck out,
by Hotter ?. Double plays, Hoffer, Doyle
and Quinn: Hoffer. Reitz and Doyle: Jen-
nings. Reitz and Doyle. First base on
balls. off Hoffer l. Time. go Umpire.
Kelly
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Earned runs, New York, 2. Two base
hits, Clark, Davis. Three base hits,
Van Haltren, Joyce. Stolen bases, Nc
Creery. Double plays, Davis and Joyce;
Gleason, Davis and Clark. First base
on errors, New York, 2; Boston, 2.
First base on balls, off Lewis, l. Hit
by pitched ball, Warner, Hamilton.
Struck out, by Rusie, l; by Lewis, 3.
Left on bases, New York, 6; Boston, 2.
Sacrifice hit, Holmes. Time, 1:57.
Umpires, Lynch and Carpenter. At
tendance, 10000. -
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Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
New Castle, Pa, August 14.-By win
ming tO-day's game, New Castle has
taken five straight this week from
Wheeling The game was closely con-
tested and well played on both sides.
Miller, recently with the Louisville
League team, was in the box for the
home team, and was touched up quite
lively. Wheeling's failure TO bunch
their hits lost them the game. Up
10 the seventh inning the game was a
pitchers battle, when a batting streak
on the part Of the home team won
the game. Several times during the
game things looked blue for New Cas-,
tie, especially in the eighth and ninth,
when the visitors were retired with
men on third. The home teams sup
port of Miller was gilt-edged, not an
error being scored against them. The
Wheeling Sunday register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1882-1934, 1897-08-15

VI. c .Schnepf, the Opera House
druggist. made the following obssrva-
lions Of the weather yesterday: Z q m,
"a; a. m. "A; IL m. IS; 8 p. m, 90;
D. m. IS. Weather fair.
Washington, August III For West
Virginia, Western Pennsylvania and
Ohio, thunder storms; COG OF Sunday
afternoon or night; brisk southwestern
~ winds, becoming wes,e y.
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Earned runs, Plttsburg z, IUuIsVIIIe
.: three-base hits, Sugden, STANFORD
sacrifice hits, Padden, Hill; stolen bases
Clarke ., Dexter; double plays, Wag--
ner. Dolan and Werden, Dexter and
Wilson; struck out, by Killen 3; passed
ball. Wilson; left on bases, Pittsburg
5. Louisville II; first base on errors,
Pittsburg 1. Louisville 8; time, 2;2O;
umpire, Mcdonald.
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FOX CHASE.
The OIympian's Day at the Fair Grounds.
Prize i.vents-Base BAH for Blood


Prize i.vents-Base Ball for Blood
The Olympian Club have twelve live
", wild foxes ready for d chase on Sat
urday. August 21st. Entries of single
and gropSs of hounds have been made,
and lively chase is certain. The pic
mic in connection with the fox chase
will be one Of unusual interest to fun
lovers. A game of ball for cash prize
has been arranged between the Wheel
ing Laundry and Bachmann's Little
Havanas. Two handsome umbrellas.
now on exhibition in the windows Of
Dillon. Wheat r & Hancher, Will be
awarded TO the most graceful walters,
and a fireworks display will end the
festivities. Everybody and their best
girl Will be there, and the yacht ferry
will run a special boat to accommodate
the crowds. Mayors band viii lead
the street parade and Mayors full or.
chestra will supply the dance music.
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Earned NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 7, DIOOn
lvn l. Two-base hits-Grififtith 2,
Farrell. Three-base hits-Farrell, Mer-
Ger. Stolen bases-Tucker 2, Demont.
Double plays-Grifin to A. Smith; De-
mont to O'Brien to Tucker. First
base on balls-By Dunn 2. Hit by
pitcher-By Dunn 2. Struck out By
Mercer / Left on bases-Washing-
ton l, Brooklyn 5. Sacrince hl1s-
Schoch. Time-1:45. Umpire-Emslie'
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Totals AZ 10
Batted for Dammann in ninth.

bdIItU IUI DdHudHH III HIHIH'
*DOnOhue out for running out Of line.
Cincinnati .. % 8 0 0 ? l 0 0 0 o. 8
Chicago ....2 0 0 0 2 0 10
Earned runs, Cincinnati, 5; Chicago,
2. Two base hits, McPhee, Corcoran,
Ryan, Beckley. Three base hits, Eve
rift. Callahan, LANCE. Home runs,
Burke. Left on bases, Cincinnati, 6;
Chicago, 6. Double play, Ryan and
Connor. First base on balls, off Ehret,
>: off Thornton, 1. Struck out, by En-
ret. 2; by Dammann, 2; by Thornton,
2. Wild pitch, Dammann. Time, 200.
Umpire, O'Day.
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8TP0TRT - NEWS AMID GOS84l2.
Batteries, Ely and Lynch; Fisher
and Cooper.
TOrEDo DEFEATED.

TOLEDO DEFEATED.
Special 20 the Regis,ef.
Springfield Ohio, August 1.-THE
home team won a close and exciting
game from the Mud Hens this AFTER
noon. Toledo made a rally in the last
two innings. but Poole was steady, and
his curves were deceptive. The score;
-''@ - Ri E
Springfield ..2OO11OO2O-6 s 8
Toledo ...O1110 1 1-5 IL D
Batteries, Poole and Rupert; Blue
and Arthur.
AGAIN DEFEATED.
Special TO the Register.
Toronto. Ohio, August 14.-Toronto
easily defeated the Acmes of New Cum
berland again to-day by a score OF 10
10 3. Batteries, Toronto, Kane and
Brooks; AGNES, Hardy and C0Jue.
MORGANTOWN WON.
Special 10 the Register.
Tunnelton, W. Va, August 14.-An
interesting game of ball was played at
Kingwood to-day between the home
team and the MOrgantOwn club. Nor
gantown was victorious, the score be-
ing IL 10 S in their favor.
ROWLESBURG WON.
Special to the Register.
TUNNELTON. w. Va. August IA
hot game of ball was played between the
Mountain Lake Park and Rowlesburg
teams on the latter grounds to-day. They
tied on seven runs at the end of the ninth
inning. In the tenth inning Rowlesburg
won, score to e.
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rime ZIP. Umpire. Hurst. Attend
ance. LOU.
Attend
nrsIE,s GREAT WORK.

Now York, August 14.-Rusie held
the lea gers uomn a. " o- Uhan saur hits
eighth lnning .o-u as1o them two rms
SoSi e,ror in the seventh by Clarke, and
AN LIS by Davis of Tenney's grounder,
q the Bostons their first run. In
g. tSof ninth Rusie hit Hamilton, and a
oono';ple of bases brought him home. The
Giants managed to connect with the
Ill when hits meant runs, although
Errors helped them out somewhat IN
u cir run getting Score:
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THE INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
Wheeling 0utbatted New Castle Yes
terday But Could Not Win.

The Yanegans Bunched Their Hits
in the Seventh Inning-The Mud
Hens Defeated - A Very One
sided Game in Dayton Mans
field Won a Double Header from
Youngstown - Base Sail Com
ment.
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BEFORE YOU RIDE YOUR WHEEL

BE SIRE and shake into your shoes Allen
Foot-Ease. a powder for the feet. II keep
your feet cool and comfortable. prevent
sweating feet, and makes your enduy
ance ten-foid greater. ever ll1
wheel people are using Allen -
Ease. They all praiss u. IL
rest and comfort and prevents sr1arti
hot. Fwollen. aching feet At al dr1ggHr
ana fnoe stores, &c. Sample FkEElDs
mail Address. Allen s. osmsttd, Le oy
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COULDN'T HIT WINNIE.

Washington, August 14.-The Brook
lyns could not hit Mercer, while Dunn
was an easy proposition for the Sena-
tors, who won out in the fifth inning
by batting rally when they made
four hits for eight bases. The game
was we'll played and interesting. At
tendance 900 Score:
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SPIDERS DEFEATED.

Cleveland, Ohio, August Thrown
was very wild and was replaced by
Young in the third to save the game,
but without avail The Browns batted
Young for five earned runs in the
fourth Score:
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TIE NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Results Of Games Yesterday in the
Major Organization.

Cincinnati Was Passed in the
Race by Baltimore Pittsburg
Advanced Two Notches, and Is
in Seventh Place To-Day New
FORKS Defeated the Bostons-St
Louis Defeated the Cleveland
Spiders.
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Bridgeport :. % 1 , 0 0 0 o. 5
Bachmans =. .. 0 0 L 0 0 0 ? o. 3
Struck out. By Davis s: by Kerns s.
Base on balls, by Davis 3; by Kerns l.
Hit with ball. by Davis /; by Kerns 2.
Three base hit. E. Henry. Batteries. c.
Davis and Bryant; Kerns and McClell-
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There were two good bicycle races at
the Orientals picnic at the Fair
Grounds yesterday afternoon. The first
was a mile open for Bridgeport riders,
in which Berry took first place from
Lanam in an exciting finish in 2:S512,
Bert Mccullough third, Gus Albright
fourth. The prizes were Morgan &
Wright tires, pair Of shoes and bot
tie of wine. The half mile race for
boys under 10 was won by Bert McCol-
Tough; Charles Enlow second, John Nc
Fedries third, George Brestle fourth,
F. Cowan fifth; time, las. The half
mile foot race was won by Henry, who
defeated Dan OConnor, of this city, by
about one yard, ]. T. Thomas third.
The time was 2:1S. The purse was SIS,
divided.
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SPRINGFIELD s; TOLEDO ).
MANSFIELD is; YOUNGSTOWN {.
MANSFIELD s: YOUNGSTOWN 5,
DAYTON 20; FORT WAYNE D.
NEW CASTLE q. WHEELING l.
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CYCLING NEWS and NOTES.
The Races at the Oriental Picnic at
the Fair Grounds,

Yesterday Afternoon-Berry Won
the Mile, and Mccullough the
Half Mile--The Professional Race
at Bricklayers Picnic Labor Day
Races-Other Matters of Interest.
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Pittsburg, Pa, August - - 1 M Hv
game was won in the eighth nnt -,
the good batting Of the hoThee Ian teSln
The feature was Donoyan7 A9AN'"e'
Attendance 2.2CO. Score:
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Get tho Best,-s
THE WHEELING DAILY REGISTER
Toe PER WEEK.
Telephone, 0OI.
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CHICAGO 10: CINCINNATI ..
BALTIMORE Il; PHILADELPHIA ~
ST. LOUIS 10; CLEVELAND o.
NEW YORK 6; BOSTON T..
PITTSBURG s; LOUISVILLE 8.
WASHINGTON Z; BROOKLYN 4.
GAMES TO-DAY-Chicago at CmclT
natl; ST. Louis at Cleveland.
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Jas. Cassiday, of Washington. 10
rounds; John Taylor. OF Philadelphia.
4 rounds; Young Scotte, of Chicago,
rounds; Chick Sullivan, OF Chicago, II
rounds; draw with Tommy White, 6
rounds: Joe Kennedy, New York,
rounds; Ed. Moore. St Paul, rounds;
E. La Won, of Philadelphia. rounds;
lost to Geo. Fitzgerald. Chicago. IL
rounds; Jack Kelley, California, %
rounds; draw with Con Doyle, 8
rounds; Dutch Neel, rounds; Ed.
Williams. Portland, Ore, ~ rounds;
Chas. Gamble, Frankfurth, Ind, 3
rounds: Jack Rice, Kokomo, Ind.
rounds; Mike Kelly, Chicago, 6 rounds;
Tom Charleston, est. Louis Cyclone
G rounds: Frank Crosby, Alton, ILL.,, 20
rounds; Jim Glass, New Orleans, III
rounds; draw with Eugene McElroy.
Birmingham, rounds; Joe Green,
new Orleans, 8 rounds; Chas. Osborne,
North Vernon, Ind, rounds; lost TO
AustraliaS sim Ryan. rounds; Jas.
Watts, OF Louisville, Ky, police inter-
fered in 5th rNlnd; two lO-round
draws with Billy Myers; 10 rounds
with young Critic, no decision given.
The Swede does not concede his dc
feat by O'Leary at Sistersyille few
weeks ago, as he alleges that the ref
cree did not give him a square deal.
Notwithstanding the strong attrac-
ton. the NJ. A. c.. officials announce
that the usual scale OF prices VIII pre-
vail.
Buck Stolzer, who Is training o'Leary
for his contest Tuesday night, thinks he
has nothing 10 gain from another battle
with Farragher. HE has no kick COM
ing" saws Buck. II whipped him once.
and cannot get any reputation by doing
81 again. / want to go after new mater
ial now. Besides. there would be no
money in It FOR me. Farragher would
not draw 200 people in this city, and as
far as n side bet Is concerned. he cannot
get the backing We wanted TO make
side bet with him here. but IN sid he
would do so when We weighed IN. When
that time came. he said nothing abou\
John Kyne. OF Martins Ferry. has q
secured by the Trocadero i -
OF Steubenvillc. as match
club VIII give n tournamc
centennial celebration. AuaVO 2hh -
and 2s,h. Kyne has already ~
James O'Leary. Of Cincinnati; Billy y
tie. OF Toronto. Canada; James 70 ~,
of Texas. and James Weyrick. OF YalI-
fornia; all well known boxers.
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The races at the labor day celebra-
ton on the 2Sth inst. promise to be a
very attractive feature. The entries
viii close on the 9th. There will be
three good races, a five mile handicap,
mile lap, and half mile open. Hand
some prizes have been hung up for
each race.
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A DOUBLE HEADER.


~ AAAA y n AAAAA n
4 bars the passage
way through the
] dOorof happiness
for thousands up
on thousands of
wistful women.
The woman whose
nerves are racked
by pain, and
whose strength is
sapped by debili-
tatiug drains, dde
70 weakness and
disease of the or
gans peculiar 70
women, cannot be
happy. She Is not
only shut out from
happiness, but
death daily con-
fronts her. Ma