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The Portland daily press., 1898-06-27

WHEELMEN ATTENTION. For sale
W cheap: Two 'ss model. $1,000 wheels. One
road racer, % inch Frame 81 gear. One road
ster, Is Inch frame, II gear, Six months guar
antee; no better trade in New England. En-
quire Ell. TOWLE, No. 40 Exchange st. 2l-1
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GUNNER COTTAGES of and rooms fully
~ furnished for housekeeping at Davis
Island. near Wiscasset Close to salt water
eggs. vegetables and fish obtainable. For par
ticulars address T. c. AMORY, North Edge
comb, Maine 15-2
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FOR SAlE-New sfat house; each tenement
l. has rooms and bath, hot and cold water
coal room clothes reel and electric bells, two
front doors; fine location on Munjoy Hill;
close to cars and paying 10 per cent. net from
first class tenants. w. a. WALDRON & CO.,
100 Middle street 22-1
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NOTICE-We will pay the highest cash prices
~ Tor household goods or store fixtures OF
any description or receive the same at our auct-
ion rooms for sale On commission GOSS s.
WILSON, Auctioneers. IS Free st. 1874
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FOR SALE OR TO LET-The dwelling house
formerly owned and occupied by Henry
Trefethen, situate on Island Avenue, Peaks
first class condition; the house is finely located
on high ground, with fine view of the harbor,
has slated root and cenented cellar, there is
about five acres OF land connected with the
house, which will be sold with the house, or
less quantity II parties prefer; also several cot
'age lots on Island Avenue. and two shore lots,
with shore privileges, all of which will be sold
at rare bargains il applied for soon. Apply to
GEO: TREPETHEN, Assignee 1872 CONNER
cial ST., Portland. mySi4
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WANTED.

Forty words inserted ulnsaer this heac
one week for 25 cents. cash in advance.
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nor SALF-A five horse power vertical
steam engine. STEPHEN BERRY, Print
er, 81 Plum Street. 2l.l
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EOR SALE-A fine opening; millinery
II store situated on p. & M. r. R. few miles
from Portland, has the principal business in
and patronage the year through. failing heath
OF owner reason for selling. n. s. GARDr-
NER, IT6 IL Middle st. N-1
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GFandest Patriotic Public Demonstra-
tion Ever Attempted in Maine.
6 A. .--Munster Parade Of An
iI1ueS and HorrihIes,

Introducing many new, Novel and up-to-
date features never before seen.
The Portland daily press., 1898-06-27
BATTLESHlp MAINE SOUVENIR SPOONS

This Is the prettlest Spoon ever put on the
Jeweler. Monument So uare. mar1sdtf
The Portland daily press., 1898-06-27

WANTED-An persons in want OF trunks
W and bags to call on =. D. REYNOLDS,
563 Congress street. one door above Shaw's
az uf
Trunks repaired. Open evenings. We frame
pictures. lis
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NOR SALE-New house on Pitt street, Oak
II dale; contains rooms ana bath, hot and
cold water, wired for electric lights, con-
sold on easy terms. Apply to CHARLES G.
ADAMS, No. 81 Exchange street, Portland.
ie4-4
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MI AENSpR RINGS 75c.

The best American Mainsprings, made by the
Elgin and Waltham companies. Warranted
for one year MCKINNEY, the Jeweler
Monument Square. mar19du
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ElOR SALE-For investment. Two family
n house near Lincoln Park 10 rooms with
baths. cemented cellar, extra large sunny lot
first class repair, at a price that will bring in
Real Estate Office, FREDERICK S. VAIL.
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q 2. Sailing Regatta Of 30

Over the inside course, Of which full
view may be had from Fort Allen Park
and the Eastern slopes of Munjoy Hill.
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FOR, SALE-House and lot 90 Oxford street,
lot 2oxso; house with seven rooms; sell at
bargain. Also ice cream machine, will
freeze gallons at time; also six ice cream
fancy moulds. Apply VIM. B. BARNETT,
Hair Dresser. Morrilfs Corner, Deering 22-l
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WANTED-A man and wife at Old Orchard
w for the summer. Man to take care of
garden, lawn, ETC., and woman for general
housework. Address Lock Box 421, Portland.
2l-1
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FoR SALE-2 heavy horses suitable for hay
JOHNSON 81 CO.. 90 Commercial street. 2s-1
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WANTED-Smalls sized men to purchase
w small sized suits at less than one
half their real value. Haskell & JONES,
Monument Square. ie25-4
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WANTED-sITUATIoNS.

Forty words inserted under this head
one week fer IS cents. cash in advanoa
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EOR SALE-Two and a half storied datacbed
house for families. II rooms and bath.
steam heat for both tenements, open pIumbing
and in first class repair with modern styie
inside and out, good central location, rents Tor
$50 per month. Price $25OO. w Fl. Wal
ORION g. CO., 1870 Middle street, 23-i
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HELP WANTED.

Forty words inserted under this head
one wook for SO cents. cash In advance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-13
NARrlN,s HERRY.
IIaps and SIl,hap, in the Thriving city
Aeross tie River.

IIaps aud AItshaPu in the Thriving city
Across tue River.
Scott Neal and Tom Hady got into a
fight yesterday evening in Fifth ward
saloon. but bv the time the officers
reached the scene, both parties had ned
the former taking a Wheeling q Lake
Erie train for New Castle. The latter
viii probably appear before the mayor
to-day to give an explanation OF the
trouble.
Martins Ferry Is entertaining one OF
the ginnerS Of the Iowa, Captain BOD
Evans Snip, in the person OF Benjamin
Dillon, who had charge OF one OF the
six-pounder guns. which helped TO de-
mOliBh Admiral Cervera's fleet, on July
23. an the COAST OF Cuba He Is of on a
seven days furlough, and Is the guest
Of hlE sister, Mrs. Percy Beaumont.
Daniel Mack and John Todd were as
sessed IS and costs yesterday by Mayor
Shipman, for getting mixed up IN
flght N Henry Widdett's saloon Sunday
night, which also got the proprietor OF
the saloon in trouble to the extent OF
S25 and costs for keeping open on Sum
day,
Rev and Mrs. E. C. Simpson and
daughter. Miss Marie, Will return 10
her home in Dayton tomorrow, accom-
panied by Miss Margaret Ralston, OF
this city.
Darkest America" viii appear at the
Opera House next Monday evening.
SLOW Hopper Was e-Tracked" will
be the attraction Thursday night.
City Commissioner Seth Howel's, who
took in the excursion TO Cleveland Sun
day was relieved OF his pocket-book,
containing $40. at that place.
Miss Mary Swartz was hostess to a
large number Of her friends last night,
in a hospltable manner, at her home, on
the Heights.
At meeting OF the cluss of 81 at the
home OF Miss Angle Territt, last eve
ming, officers for the ensuing year were
elected.
The funeral of Mrs. Mary a. Cox viii
cake place from her late home, on
Broadway, this afternoon, at O'Clock
A musicale and supper win be given
at the home OF William Griffith, on
North Third street, this evening.
Miss Ada Schriver, Of Cadiz. who has
been visiting in the city for the past
week returned home yesterday.
Rev. and Mrs. ]. W. Robins. formerly
Of this place. but now OF Warren, Ohio,
are visiting in the city.
Charles Llnder viii be given hear
ing this morning al 9 o'clock for shoot
ing with intent TO Kill.
Miss Essie Boyd goes to Mt. Holyoke
to-day, to take up her studies In the
college at that place.
Fred BbeTlle, travelling salesman for
Spence, Baggs & Company, is home
from a business trip.
WIZ Stewart returned to Washington
and JEFFERSON college yesterday, to re-
sumo his studies.
Miss Mary McCleary returned from a
visit to Dillonvale friends yesterday.
A..A. Van voorhees,. OF Canton, was In
the city yesterday, Gaining on friends.
Mrs Thomas Davis. OF Cleveland, is
visiting relatives in the city.
Ell. A. Drenner was in st. ClairsYille
yesterday on business.
Clark Gambrel, OF welIsburg, was In
town yesterday.
Frank Erwin went to MeadyiIle, Pa,
yesterday,
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BONNER THE WINNER,

NEW YORK, Sept. 12.-Creedon
broke his les in the second round o: his
fight with Jack Bonner tonight, and
the decision was awarded to the latter.
crcedon was knocked down by a
heavy right hand punch on the Jaw and
In falling he twisted his right ankle. He
was not knocked out by any means, but
the blow received on the Jaw was
enough to settle the boxing aspirations
o. any man. He CROPPED around and
tried 10 regain his feet, while the ref
efae was counting on the seconds, but
biz ankle was too badly injured for him
10 stand up straight and he fell again
and was counted out. Had this not oc-
Cured the fight might have gone on for
many rounds. The spectators were sat
isdcd thnt Dan was not taking" and
ls,t the house after being Informed that
INC doctor who attended the Australian,
hsa found the ankle badly spfaihed.
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BENWoop
rtr.szy Hsws Items Gathered In the Bay
MarahaII Countr Town.

lIrrsEy News Items Gathered In the Bay
Marshall Countr Town.
UunciIs meeting this evening, a
commissioner will be elected Ia
mn m. vacancy caused by the death OF
George Martin. There are several am
bilious candidates for the office, all
Democrats, naturally. as council Is
largely made up OF the unterrlhed'
Councilman Mahcod seems likely %
capture the plum.
Contractor Al Reynolds Is putting UP
a frame house IN McMechen, for BATH
more & Ohio Engineer Conner. Mr.
REYNOLDS Is n busy man this season,
and has also the contract for n fine
house for DR.. Cox, of Sherrard.
Two Poles were given a hearlpg yes
terday evening by the mayor. on the
charge of diEorderly conduct. TheS
were fighting on Sunday.
Gus Gockstetter will shortly build a
green house on Bogg's run. This VIII
be the only one OF It's kind in Benwood'
Mrs. ]. t. Roseberry will return from
Washington. Pa, this week, somewhat
Improved in health.
Joseph Barek is building ten-room
brick house opposite the Harmony
house.
Corporal Harry Thomas. Of Company
NJ, First West Virginia, is home on
visit.
Miss Ida Burns, of steubenvIlle, is
the guest OF Miss Hattie satterheld.
Frank Porterheld, jr, is visiting his
grandmother, Mrs, Emma Quigley'
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A miscellaneous MsIAnEe OF Minor Mat
ter from 1IarShAIi'S Metropolis.
= . ass" .
yesterday

A miscellaneous MelhnEe OF Minor Mat
ter from 1IarShAII'S Metropolis.
H. L. Jones, Of Pleasant Valley, pass
ed through the city yesterday, on his
way to Huntington, to attend the state
council, Junior order United American
Mechanics.
william Blair, OF Blair's Ridge, pass;
ed through the city yesterday morning
on his way to Delaware, Ohio, where
he will enter the Ohio Wesleyan Uni
versitV,
Joe shlrsllnger, VIII Ewing, Howard
Edwards, Darl Charlton and Art Lit
ton, Of Company NJ, OF the First West
Virginia Volunteers. are at home,
State Treasurer c. c. Newman and
Delegates Robert Walker and Willard
Ransom, are attending the Jr. o. U. A.
NJ. state council at Huntington.
Mrs. W. E. Conner has returned from
a visit to her husband at Knoxville. He
is a member OF Company II, First
West Virginia Volunteers.
Miss Rlva Baldwin arrived home yes
terday morning from Rock Lick and
Cameron, where she has been visiting
friends.
Miss Julia McIntee, OF the Fostorla
glass company's office, left yesterday.
for the mountains, on account OF Ill
health.
Misses Alice and Iona White. daugh-
ters OF Hon. II. S. White, are the
guests Of Mr.. and Mrs. b. f. MeiGhen.
Miss Mlntie Drake, who has been the
guest OF Mrs, Morris Hendrickson, has
returned to her home In Pittsburgh.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Yodus. of Rog-
ersville. Pa, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs,
J. l.. GanIer.
Mrs. D. w. Ruble and children leave
this morning for Parkersburg, TO visit
friends.
Miss Eta Bloom has gone TO Zanes-
Vile to spend few weeks with friends.
Miss Mary Ruhle 20 the guest OF
friends at Bellevllle. Wood county.
Miss Essle Frud Is the guest of reln-
tives at Hebron, Richie county.
Frank II. Harris. OF Second street, is
seriously III with rheumatism.
Miss May Hays has returned from a
visit to New Freeport, Pa.
Colonel ]. T.. Hunter. OF Pittsburgh,
spent Sunday In the city.
Senator S. W. Mathews was at New
Martinsville yesterday.
W. NJ. Evans IS again elerklng at
Roberts grocery store.
james A. sgafoose was in Wheeling
yesterday on business.
Earl Harris is visiting friends In the
eastern part OF Ohio.
The schools started of yesterday With
fair attendance.
Hon. George B. Games was in the city
yesterday
Charles Kernes is back from a trip to
Marietta.
W. II. Wood spent Sunday in wheel
ms.
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c0cOooo 0oo0O90o1 190UII
SPORT|
ERNIE AND LAYlGEE

c,,Id no, Tlo1 at IJaGAlo last Night, the
sn,rlH InterEsrIng-wIiI Have an ~
,.r,I Upon the CoTbstl- Met 10Y Fight.
HtFFALo. n. Y. Sept. 1.-THE
,,,sn,y round bout for the lightweight
c5anplonship of the world between
rr,nk Erne and "Kid' Ldyisne. that
ga. "a have been the opening contest
=, III. Hawthorne A. c. at cheek,OwOga
o.n,a. was stopped by sheriR Kill
,,I5n before the men came together in
-. arena A crowd OF about 1000 peo-
,Is mad gathered In the biz enclosure
Early In the evening.
TSe sheriff and score OF deputies
we're In the ring when Lon Breckwith,
a, cleveland, and Jack O'Donnell were
o,tsred on for the preliminary bout
rho sheriff declared that he would not
asrmIt any contest to take place. John
" Fisher. attorney for the town of
Cbeektnwoga, demanded that the club
\, EVEN the use OF It's property and the
h5xsrs were ordered to shake hands.
usgore a blow could be struck, the dep
mics seized the boxers and forced them
"a their corners and then released them.
Once more the boxers were ordered to
yst together. o'Donnell rushed at
Rrsrkwl,h. but the deputies again
rrasped with them and for a few min-
MOS the ring was filled with struggling
5Sputles. fighters and their seconds and
prsekwlth and O'Donnell were again
cancelled TO take their seats. The
snscta.ors were greatly excited and
r5undly denounced the action OF the
,hehff, but no open act Of violence was
committed. A long and wotdy wrangls
between the sheriff and attorney then
occurred and after a long delay, Brock
Win and O'Donnell left the ring.
Erne and Lavigne were then intro
duced ito box under the provisions OF
me Horton law" The men were in
,belr corners, but the sherlfE could mot
be prevailed upon to permit them to get
together in a friendly sparrlng match.
Finally It was announced that the bout
was on. The club officials obtained a
long list OF witnesses and declared that
,be club would Immediately bring an
action against the sheriff for damages.
The crowd then left the building.
The Corbet;- Mccoy contest. scheduled
FOR October Is, will depend upon the
result Of the action brought against the
sheriff.
The sheriff did not arrest either OF
the principals In the preliminary not
outstanding the managers ordered
them to resume fighting, evidently with
that purpose.
Kid Mccoy was present and was very
much disappointed at the result.
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A cHoPp1NG BLOCK
For Joe Choynski was Joe Goddard, the
Australian,

For Joe Choynski was Joe Goddard, the
Australian.
PHILADELPHIA. Sept. H. Joe
ChoynsM had all the best Of his bout
with Joe Goddard tonight at the arena.
Goddard was considerably heavier than
the Californian. but he lacked in sci
sncp ChoynsN made a chopping block
Of the Australian and several Hines II
looked as though Goddard would not be
able to stay full six rounds. There was
but little fighting in the opening round.
The men exchanged rights on the face,
and Goddard landed a light left on
Choynsks chest.
In the second round Choynskl landed
several hard lefts on Goddard's face,
but the latter could not get in good
blow. The third, fourth and fifth
rounds were repetitions Of the second,
Choynski doing nearly all the leading
and landing almost at VIII. In the clos
Ing round Goddard fought wildly. while
Choynskl was calm and banged Cod
dard on the Jaw, sending him to his
knees.
ChoynsN landed hard and often, but
he could not stop the Australlan. When
the gong sounded a spectator dumped
into the ring and attempted to, hit God
dard, but he was quickly thrown from
ina pla tFNFu1
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BE1IA1RE
AIsotts o. Losai Nsvs and Gossip FrOm
III, (3insa CITY.

AiIBottI % LOrAiNstvs and Gossip From
IIis Glass city.
The Methodist Episcopal conference OF
the GAINESVILLE district, meets In
Barnesville this week, beginning to-day.
The session WIN cover all Of the ball
ance OF this week and perhaps a por-
tlon Of next. The congregation and the
oaicial board of the First N. E. church
Of this city have taken steps to have
Rev. o. W. Holmes returned as pastor
OF the church here and viii leave noth'
ing undone that can be done to accom-
pllsh this. Mr.. Holmes and wife have
been here three or four years and have
endeared themselves to people In and
out Of the church in such a way that
the whole community would be glad 70
hear OF their return to this city. Rev.
Austin Wilson has been pastor of the
South Bellaire II. f. church only one
year. and the officials and congregation
there have taken proper action for his
return. as ne grows in favor the more
they know Of him.
Frank Collard, master mechanic OF
the BellRire steel works, met with the
misfortune Of having his knee hit with
a heavy sledge in the hands OF a work
man who was driving q steel key into
shaftlng. II was a glanclng lick ana
fortunately broke no bones, though ne
was left with badly bruised knee.
Hon. ]. E. Blackburn win probably be
IN Wheeling Tomorrow, and with others
will meet with the river improvement
forces. The Ohio river front is as deep
lY interested IN this matter as those
along the West Virginia side.
The mayor yesterday taxed sixteen
saloon men from $40 to so each for the
wide open Sunday business they DID,
and not man made serious onlecuon'
Something over 500 will be In the may
or's report from this haul.
]. NJ. Dubois has been selected as
secretary OF the Ohio Valley Telephone
Company, Mr.. Bergundthal removing TO
st. Clairsvllle. and yesterday the books
and papers were turned over to Mr. Du-
Bots.
E. G. Dennison, one OF the Baltimore
& Ohio operators here, Is on to-day for
short vacation, and when he resumes
1t will beat GAINESVILLE In a place 20
which he has Just been promoted.
Charles ZoeclSler and Chester Smith
have secured places with the Westing--
house air brake manufacturers, ana
left yesterday for Pittsburgh.
The Democratic county committee
win plan It's campaign Tomorrow and
feed on that sort OF thing the balance OF
the fall until November.
T. C. Nicholson returned yesterday.
from Newark, N. j., having finished the
season with that ball team, and Tom
looks first class.
There VIII be a meeting Of the chonl
Society this evening. The cool evenings
resurrect all Of the winter societies and
associations.
There are twenty-five prisoners In the
county jail, fifteen OF whom are charged
with felonies.
Isadore Somehow is in Baltimore,
where, report says, he will be married
tomorrow.
Councilman N. List Is at Marion, o.
representing Ohio Valley Council, o. U.
The city council will hold It's regular
session this evening.
o.. -NTnRaRk g1NRa
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sHARKEY Am FIrz

SAN FRANCISCO. Sept. l..--.The Ma
t.onai Athletic Club. OF San Francisco.
responding to an Associated Press dis
patch to-day. offers Martin Julian on
BEHALF OF Bob FitzsImmons, the prlVi-
.sSe u selecting an eastern man OF rep
u'ation as referee OF the proposed con-
- with Tom Sharkey for q purse Of
sl"Dl0. Tom o'Rourke. representing
ShaFkey, must Of course, be consulted.
me expense Of the referee selected will
be paid by the club
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oANARIEs.
TO LOAN.
sTooXHoLpERsI MEETINGS.


TINHE ANIMAL MEETING OF THE
stockholders OF the American Railway
Electric Light Co. will be held at tho
office OF said company, No. "a Stone street.
in the city OF New York. on Tuesday, the
fourth day Of October, at twelve O'Clock,
noon, at which meeting an election viii
be held OF directors for the ensuing year
and resolution will be offered increasing
the number OF shares Of stock Of the COM
many from iO,O0O to G0,000 shares OF the par
value OF so each. thus increasing the cnpl-
tai stock Of tho company from tS,SOO,Q0 to
5000. 600.
For the purposes Of this election, and
what other bualness mny properly come
before the stockholders nj said meeting,
the transfer books will close nj the office
OF tho company, II Stone street, New York
ON Friday, September the 25d isyS. nj three
o'clock y. m, and viii be rc.oponod
wednesday morning, October the NTH, at
ten o'clock a. M,
AMERICAN RAILWAY ELECTRIC
seG-tu LIGHT COMPANY,
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members as a starter. all BenwOod boys.
The club Intends TO cut q figure IN rae
Ing circles next season. The otieefH
elected aye: Pres!dcat, George Nieder-
meyer: secretary. John Lubic, tr.;trens--
urer. William Nledermeyer. The boys
give dance at Mozart park, September
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pH1LL1Es NOT IN IT.

phia was never in to-day's game. Boston
played all the points, making everything
count, and winning easily. The batting
and base running Of Hamilton were the
features. Attendance. s,i9S. Score,
ghlladelphia 80 SSS9I9G$ (
Boston ...........O II
Called on account Of darkness. Earned
runs, Boston ]. Batteries, Plat and NC
FaFiand: Lewis and Bergen. umpires,
GafIney and Smith. Time, $50.
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Simply apply "swAYNE's ONT
MENT." No internal medicine requir-
ed. Cures letter, eczema, Itch, all erup-
lions on the face, hands, nose, etc, leaV-
ing the skin clear, white and healthy
Its great healing and curative poWeEa
are bosgeRsed by no other remedy. ASK
YOUR druggist for SwAYNE'S ONT
MENT. Avoid substitutes. tths&W
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MERCER FooLEp THEM,

BALTIMORE, Sept. 12-The Baltlmores
forgot how 10 bat Mercer at critical stages
OF to-day's game, and the Senators earned
their victory by clean cut, fast work. At
tendance, 2,72i. Score: pyr
washington 20 Q o o o 0-5 . .
Batteries, McJamea and Robinson; Mer-
Ger and Farrell Umpire, Brown. Time
2 hourS
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INTER -STATB LEAGUE

A. psvton. RI p
az R $sSlS;:: ss2S$ III /
Batteries-Brown STREET. and IAttimer;
Wayne and Cote.
Az Springfield. RHE
E ESFiigSls .i.. ...:SS g 9 3 . Z
Batterles-Poole and GrafEius; Ewing
and Arthur,
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To.DAY;s GAMES.
BaIIImore 81 NeW York.

PITTSBURGH. Sept. i2-Inablllty to hit
i.'r: and two errors by Dahlon defeated
INC ChicagoN BRtoll pitched n good
game, but allowed the locals TO bunch
Er0rc:
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IIrlyanIs Eeailcta IA Iailedial q.

IL the only remedy on the market that
will cure every form Of Headache In J TO
- minutes. correct Indigestion. stimu-
late the nerves and build up the system.
Il should be IN every home and every
travellers gripsaek. AZ All DrugBistA