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Vilas County news. [volume] (Eagle River, Vilas County, Wis.) 1896-1927, 1898-08-15

nm w. A., Eagle Waters Camp. No 500
BVI Meets every Friday at Jones hall
- Visiting neigbbors are cordially INV
ed 7,,,, r,o,,,
John Smith. v {. n N: EmhhohS. C'frN
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CIVltJ SOCLII EG-

n O. q. F.-EugIe River Lodge No. 1913;
Meets every Monday evening at their 7t 2 !ta.
over Beardsley drug store FlsltiHS
brothers arc cordially invited.
WILL DIAMOND, Sec. Z. l.. GARTER y u.
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-Wm Murphy has imported new girl
and in such way as to cause an envious
feeling to swell up in the breasts ofnany
of our townsmen. She is a dandy and
took possession the Murphy home
Saturday night Mother and chlld arr
doing nicely.
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j. NJ. Harrigan, the Rhinelander i'll
surance man, was 10 oking a!terinsurance
he he has in this city, Friday. Mr.
Harrigan recently returned from quite an
extended trip through the east and gives
a graphic account of the sights Of that
portion Of the country. In New York
City he visited Tamany Hall and he says
while in there he could not help the
thought coming to him OF the many men
Who had assembled there and endeayor-
ed to chuck the tiger"
james Morgan has got moved into
his new place in the O'Connor block and
is busy placing his stock Of dry goods.
groceries Fand furnishings i'll their re-
spective places. Mr.. Morgan now has
one of the neatest stores i'll any county
surrounding US, and as soon as he re-
ceiyes his new stock OF goods the room
will present the appearance OF q large
city store. He is having his building,
across the track, so arranged as to have
it convenient as a -four and feed store
and intends to always keep a full stock
of thase necessary commodities. Thefour
and feed business will be looked after by
Percy Morgan. See change iii ad on page
eight.
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wa&A. NJ. Eagle River Lodge meets eyreT
a. second and fourth Tuesday at their hall
, over Haddy's drug sotre. FlsI6ltlhG
hers cordially invited
lMGgH. W NJ i John NAp'LIFFR, sec
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Court, 2ss
John Radcliff clerk OLE Circuit Court
do nearby certify that on this 10th day
OF August A. D. 1898 in the presence OF
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LOCAL HAPPENINGS.

Mrs. H. Hewlett was down from
Conover, Saturday visiting
4. d. Stewart left, last Saturday, OF a
BUSINESS trip down the line.
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ment, which was located at Tampa.
Fla, has returned home on ten days
furlough.
John W. vogers Mastodon Minstrels
and Darkest America" forming
strong combination, Will appear at the
Opera House Monday night.
Robert A. Blackford returned to Phil
adelphia last night, to resume his stud
les in the medical department OF the
University OF Pennsylvania.
Spider" Coss was arrested Thursday
night, on one OF his regular pension
DRINKS. He paid his fine OF II and costs
and was released.
Manager Goudlng and his ball team:
will go to TIitonville this afternoon and
contest with the team of that place.
A private hop Will be given By the
Maennerchor society at the hall on
Washington street, September %.
Mrs. Henrietta saxton, OF chicago,and
Mrs. Bully, OF Canton, are the guests OF
Mrs. 7. W. Shreve.
H. S. Riggs, OF Cleveland, was In the
city yesterday on business.
Mrs. Alfred Davis left yesterday, 70
visit friends in Marion, Ind.
George W. Reece and wife returned
from Pittsburgh yesterday.
George W. Collins was In Pittsburgh
yesterday on business.
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SPORT.
RUNNING RACES,
ooOOCOC( ~ Oooocoo


Tn, Fall aud WinHr Meeting Of ths
wheeling Jockey CiRb Opens this After
Uoou at tho state Falr Gr0unhs Track.
This afternoon the fan and winter
meeting Of the Wheeling Jockey Club
opens IN the state fair grounds track.
aad will continue AZ least until the end
o, November and probably through the
winter. The lower portion Of the grand
stand Is to be covered with glass In or
der tina: the spectators may witness the
races with comfort when tho weather Is
bad. so far, the number NJ horses here
IL somewhat disappointing, but It Is eX-
pec;ed that number Will come here
rom Carnegie early next week. The
carnegie meeting, 1T Is said, has been q
disappointment financially The entries
FOR this afternoon are as follows:
First race, four and one-half furlongs-
Dewey, us; John McGarrlgle, 1i6: Sister
Ida, iOj; Reiide, los; Ensign los; Speedy,
- second race. four and one.hulf furlongs
Frank r. Hart, lis; Magnolia, il2; Tam
"a. ll2; Lllllpute, 10; Hope. los; g. w.
Bailey 100.
Third race, three-quarters mlle-FinWn-
ter lis: Belmont, los; Arlans 10: Arundel,
los. silver Brook, il2; Runaway, il5.
Fourth race, thFee-quArterH imlle-Mof-
roe Doctrine, llS: Crown. Lis; Corn Cob.
liz: Young Grifro, ne; Nevada Boy, ib;
First Light, LA
The club officials expect several hum
dred eastern spOrtsmen Will come tn
wheeling TO follow the races here, as
s0oa az the tracks In the easticlose, No
,ar,ber Nv
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BEN WOOD

urssIy News Items Gathered In the BHSY
MArshaII Comfy Town.
The friends Of William Powell, a Ben
wood member Of the First West Vlr-
ginia volunteers, regret that such a
heavy sentence was imposed on him for
accidentally shooting another soldier
while stationed at Chicamauga. Powell
was fined $50 and three months impris-
onment at hard labor.
Fred schad defeated Ed. Harklns In
a one mile race at the state fair grounds
Thursday evening. The boys nave Deen
arguing as to their speed for some time
and SchRd was n comparatively easy
winner. Considerable money changed
hands over the race.
Tho applicants for the position OF
street commissioner include Joseph Ma
hood, Samuel WEIGH, Henry Remhon,
John Higgins, Thomas Mcmillan, James
s. Pelley and NELL Quinn. The election
occurs at councils next meeting.
Rev. p, W. MetzenthIn returns to-day
from ReynOldsbuTg, Pa, where he was
formerly stationed. His family Will re-
main there on visit for several days
yet.
MuTHnhll COuiNg NAAlGeliH "AA ~
chnnce to meet the candidates ut the
Moundsvllle fair, which opens septem-
Der "a.
The Monarch cycling club, composed
of Benwood boys, gives hop at Mozart
park next Thursday evening.
Miss Mary Dixon leaves next week 70
resume her studies at MuBkingum col
lege, New Concord, OHIO.
C. w. Kronhardt, who recently had n
cataract removed from his eye, II re-
covering gradually.
Samuel Munns, the popular employe
Of Rledcls cafe, viii spend Sunday In
Pittsburgh.
Mrs. j. X. Beatty has returned from
visit TO her III mother. Mt Washing
ton, PA.
The Drovers' Home club will give It's
opening dance OF the season this even
Ing.
Miss Edna Bowers has returned from
visit TO shcpherdstown, o., friends.
Walter Grim leaves for Fast Liver
pool next week to attend school,
Willie Thomas is home from Pitts.
buTgh on visit. q
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M'NECHRN.
Happenings of Interest in the Marshall
County Town.

Happenings OF Interest In the Marshall
County Town.
Private Chester Lewis. Of Company
NJ, First West Virginia Volunteer In
fantrY, has returned to Knoxville. Tenn.
after visiting his parents here The past
few days
Messrs. Frank Reece. Charles Kinney.
S. B. West, Sam Cooper, Charles sturn
and r. Reece leave Tomorrow night for
a weeks hunting and fishing at Valley
Falls.
Rev. Cowgirl, student of Bethany
college. will preach at the Christian
church Sunday, morning and evening.
Mrs. Della Bowers has returned to her
home in Wheeling after few days vls-
It to her sister, Mrs. ]. L, McMechen.
Miss Minnie Dowier has returned to
her home at Moundsville. after pleas
ant visit with Miss Eva Chambers.
William Tarr and daughter, Laura re-
turned yesterday from Cameron, where
they were visiting friends.
Mrs. James McCuskey, of Cameron, is
the guest OF her siste-, Mrs. F. NJ. Rey-
nolds. OF Gravel street. ~
Mrs. j. Harry King ana daughter
Marie, OF TrladelphIa, are visiting Rev.
Spencer King.
Homer Hartley has returned to work,
after being OF several days with an In
Jured hand.
Mrs. W. n. White has returned home
from a weeks visit with her parents In
Wheeling.
Walter King Is taking course at the
Ohio Valley Business Academy In
Wheeling.
Mrs. Peter Horn has returned from
Cameron, where she was visiting her
parents.
E.. L. Parker is home. after spending a
few days with friends in Allegheny
City.
Il. Hefner, OF Falrmont, was wish
tor In town yesterday.
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mn CpnrpOlnC rVTpR
The NphiEONN AAlk
Once Believed to be The Only
Cure for Piles and Rectal
Diseases.

Better Way Now DissoVOFsd which Cares
Every FORM Of PLEA Without Phin o. In
eonVsnIsRes.
Many people suffer the pain, annoy
ance and other serious results from
piles. for years, and after trying tns
many lotions, saves. Olntments ana
many so called cures without cure or
relief, give up the hope Of mai cure,
rather than submit TO the intense pam
and danger TO life which surgicat OPP
GRAFTON Involves.
Happily as this suffering Is no longer
necessary since the discovery OF tne
pyramid Pile Cure; a remedy wtnlch -
approved by the medical profession, az
being Absolutely safe, free from any
trace OF Opiates, narcotic or mineral
polsons and which may be dePenoea
upon as q sure cure mot merely relieJ'
in any form Of pifes. whether itehing.
blind, Bleeding or prOtruding. some o.
the hundreds OF cures recently mace aEe
little short OF marvellous. as pefusaf
OF the following win demonstrate;
Major Dean. OF Columbus, Ohio, says;
wish to add to the number Of cert"
ficates as 10 the benefit derived from
Pyramid Ihe Cure. / SUFFERED from
piles for forty years, and from itching
piles for twenty years and two boxes OF
me Pyramid Pile Cure has enrectuaily
Dr. ]. W. Meagan, Leonardvllle.
Kan, writes: ] have used box OF
pyramid Pile Cure and received more
beneht and relief than from any other
remedy 1 had used in the past twenty
years,
says: / suffered from piles for SIX
years; have Just used the Pyramid Pic
Cure and am a well man,
Mrs. NJ. G. HlnlSly. COL Misslssippi
street, Indianapolis, Ind. says: Have
been sufferer from the pain and an
noyaHce Of piles for fifteen Year,, the
Pyramid Pile Cure and Pyramid Ftls
gave me immediate relief and in q short
time complete cure.
The Pyramid Pile Cure may be tound
at druggists at 30 cents and 81 % per
package. A book on the cause and
cure OF piles VIII be sent by mail, by ad-
dressing the Pyramid Drug Co., Mar
shall, Mich,
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nouNpsV1LLR


A Miscellaneous hIslAngO Of Minor Mat
ter from iIArahaIl'S Metropolis.
The jury commissioners yesterday
drew the following to serve on the petit
jury at the october term Of the circuit
court:
Cameron dIstrlct-Josephus Hicks, j.
n. Mayors, Chris. Fry, Alex. Cox, Will
lam Jones, Thomas Fletcher and George
Phillips.
Peters, William Stamford, George
Dorsey, William Cofiield. g. s. T. Grit
nth and Frank BerIsford.
Clay dlstrict-Frlend Cox, ]. K. Lind
sew, William T. Maxwell and Fred Lem
Webster dlstrict-w. j. Martin, ]. W.
Cunningham. Sanford Dorian, II. II.
knight and ]. L. Simpson.
Franklin distrlct-William Abersold,
OkeV Holmes, Henry Howell.
Sand Hhl dlstrlct-J. H. Davis, ]. II.
Baird, Hiram Elliott, jr.
Meade 1lstrict-John w. Grim, and A.
NJ. Anguish.
Benwood- Long.
Liberty Districts. B. Dolllson, David
Dayton and John Davis
Hon. B. f. MeIghen, a member OF the
board OF directors OF the hospital for
the insane at Weston, and Miss Iona
White, superintendent OF the female de-
partment ut the same institution, visit
ed the Western Pennsylvania Hospital
for the Insane, located at Dixmont, Pa,
last Thursday. They were delighted
with the manner In which the institu-
tIon is managed and speak in the hish-
est praise of the efficient work done By
the officers OF the institution, and the
courtesy extended to them by DR..
Hutchinson, the superintendent. They
were also much gratlhed to note that
our own institution compares 80 favor
ably with so old and reputable an In
stitutlon.
Harry c. Thomas, corporal in Com
pany M,First West Virginia Volunteers.
was in the city calling on friends yes
terdnY. His home 10 in Wheeling.
Mrs. w. E. Conner, who has been sick
for several days, Is better and expects
10 be able to take her place IN the
school room Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. D. F. Melghen and
Misses Ionn and Alice White have re-
turned from visiting the exposition at
Pittsburgh.
Miss BERTHE Hubbs accompanied her
guest, Mrs. NELL. as far as Nlagara
Falls on her way to her home at Utica,
n. Y.
Captain R. n. Humphreys had his
furlough extended three days and will
not leave for his company until to-mor-
row.
The Epworth League will give lawn
fete in the court house yard tonight.
All are cordially invited to be present.
Mrs. Christina jackson has returned
from visiting her daughters near
Bridgeport, Ohio.
j. A. Bryson and wife are in Pitts
burgh for weeks visit with friends.
Dennis Mclghen. Of the Standard OIL
Company, was In the city yesterday.
III. Cats. OF GraVsvllle, was busl-
ness caller In the city yesterday.
Miss Lone Gamble is home from n
visit to friends at Marietta
Bert Bnkewell and John Clark are at
Niagara Falls this week.
Mrs s, c. Gaus was In Wheeling yes
terdhy.
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N@nWA

MANY a woman throws away the flower
Of ber youth-her beauty, her amiabllity
nnd bef capaeity for wiGehaod and mother
Hood without realizing il. There Is no
sadder SIGHT than that Of young woman
who has for years been bearing up brayely
and silently under physical toTtures that
would drive man to the mad house,
Thousands Of women suner IN this way
and ask neither aid nor sympathy. They
realize that they are tho victims Of weak
ness and disease Of the distinctly wouiRnly
organism. They do not consult a physician
because of the weli.founded fear that be
will insist upon disgusting Examination"
and "iocal treatment" Or. PieTce's Fa-
yorite Prescription does away with all
necessity for these ordeals. II cures IN the
pri;acy Of the home. 1t restores health
and strength and vigor to the delicate OF
gans concerned In wiichood and mother
hood. II tones, invigofntrs and builds up
the nerves and transforms nervous, over
wrought, sickly invaiids into healthy,
happy wives and mothers DR. Pierce IT, an
eminent and skilihil specialist who has
been for thirty years chief consulting ply.
stefan 10 the inyalids Hotel and Surgical
Institute, At Buffalo. n V Hcwill answer,
without charge, all letters from ailing WON
en-. The "Favorite Prescription Is TOT
sale by all good dealers.
,IsuGersd from womb tfunhle for about twelve
years, writes Mrs. Hairy Poneroy, OF box 1,S,
Monona clayton Co. Iowa. =" ! dociored with
Si1 different physlolnns, but found only isnlloi,
Pivofiie Prescription and three Of Pleasant
Pellets lam new woman hope and pray
ihai This viii induce other poor uhefeta 10 use
Ut. PierceS medicines aud be cured"
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MARTINS FERRY.
IIap, and NIlshapI In the Thriving City
A.roaa the River.

llNnu lutl SAAN wy
Across the River.
Dallas johnson and William Foun-
taine we're before the mayor yesterday
morning for fighting. The former was
fined SO and costs for his share In the
trouble, but the fine was withdrawn on
condition that he should leave town i'm
medlately, which he promptly did. The
maYor thought the latter party was
justified In putting up his end OF the
fight and he was released also.
Miss Margaret Smith was hostess to
her friends at her home on the
"HeIghts," last night. The evening was
spent In various social diversions, and
al seasonable hour tempting refresh
ments were served.
Only one bid for the new hose houses
has been received, that OF Kerr Bros,
but 1t has not been accepted, as the
amount Is more than was expected 90
be Invested in the buildings.
Tom Evans formerly. Of this place,
who has been with the Fifteenth Penn
syIvanla Volunteers. is on duty on a
thirty days furloUgh. and is calling on
old friends In the cItV.
Frank souders, OF this city. who Join.
ed the Eighteenth Pennsylvania regl.
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FOOT BALL

This evening at. o'clock. At the store
rooms OF Jason c. stamp, the sporting
goods dealer. meeting OF foot ball en-
thuslasts win be held to reorganize the
W. a. c. team for the season. An the
details may not be settled/at this meet
ing, but the preliminary steps will be
taken to get up an aggregation on a
basis which shall give he boys more
encouragement thar has been given in
past years. whilesthere may not be a
large ATTENDANCE a6the meeting. enthu-
slasm will certainly increase as the
season advances. Faster teams will be
met this year, and the Island ball park
will be the scene Of home games.
The war depleted the ranks of nearly
every college football team in the
country, md Wheeling was one of the
athletic associations which suffered.
James Sweeney, Walter Sweeney and
Clarence EchOls hfe with the First
West Virginia. Captain .Franzhelm's
company OF '.tmuIunes" includes Ben
Honecker, captalnsot the Rltchies last
season. "a
George r, Rrebsisthe West Virginia
University giant ggard, will be out OF
school this fall, the aattering offer OF
the Lat.obe teamseatchlng him. The
university Will greatly miss him.
The AetnaYllle Juniors have reorgan-
lied and are out with a challenge to any
1l0-pound team ,in the tri-state radius.
H. c. Maxwell. OF Bridgeport, is the
manager.
II the local team could interest some
Of the Turner'S bgSket ball artists In
the game, 1t would be highly beneficial.
Herman Friedrich and other Turner's
would make fine foot ball players.
The first challenge to the Wheeling
team was received asfew days ago. 1t
comes from the McRee's Rocks Indiana.
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OSCAR GARDNER WINS
His Bout With Jimmy Marshall-Had
Earmarks OF q Fake.

A&tAA lleA ne Va - q NFs~s
LOUISVILLE KY, Sept. 16.-The
Monarch Athletic Club tonight pulled
OF a bout between Oscar Gardner tthe
Omaha Kid, the celebrated feather
weight and Jimmy Marshall, the al
legged featherwelght champion Of
Ohio, which bore. all the ear
marks Of a fake. Gardner toyed
with his man as though he had been
suspended punching bag, Marshall act
ed as though he was under the influence
OF powerful aromatic and his cowardly
behavior In the ring brought forth a
storm OF Misses and ;denuncIatIons from
the big audience. THE Kid" could easl-
~ have disposed Of the Ohio man In one
round, but desired to give the spectators
a short run for their money. 1t dawned
upon the mind OF the referee In the sixth
round that Marshall was no match for
Gardner and he stopped hnstilities,
awarding the bout to the latter. The
crowd left the hall in disgust.
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE

At Youngstown. RHE
youngstown i o . 900 0 81 j
Mansfield .,...O o - !
Eatterlcs-Mcta and Anderson: Kellum,
Law and Belt
At New Castle. RHE
Vow castle ii o o 2OO-i j
Fort Wayne, % 0 0 o / o 81 I g
Batteries Minnchan and Barclay; Bro.
Ole and Patterson.
Al Springfield RHE
Fprlnghcld .....3 80 Q 0 2-i2lh I
Grand Rapids..,i 0 0 1 O--7ia s
BGtterlOs-Crabill and GrafiluSi Carson,
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THEY pARTTD EVEN.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. Is.-Phlladel.
phIa won the first game Of the double.
header by forfeit. Mcfarland oVer:slld
The plate In the NTH. but succeeded In
touching the base before Donahue put tho
ball on his MerteH, acting captain. kicked
20 long and vigorously that Umpire Can.
nsy declared the game forfeited. The
Phlllles were not In the second game at
any stage. Their fielding wns miserable.
Attendance, 2,3i1. Scores:
First game. RI r
Philadelphia ............,0 0 0 0 III
Earned runs. Chicago !; Philadelphia J.
Batteries. Griffith and Donahue; Donnhue
snd Mcfarland. Umplres, Ganney ana
smith. Time, 1905.
Second game. RI p
Chicago ....~5 900 80 1-i0 e o
PhIadelp'a Il 90 0 90 ? ? o. 5ll .
Earned runs. Chicago g; Philadelphia 4.
T. Murphy and NJ. Murphy. Umpres.
Smith and Gaffney. Time, $40.
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Harper AM Cote. caiisd o. aessss. %
darkness.
Al Dayton. First game. RHE
Dayton .,......O 0 0 0 0 2 % J
Toledo .........0 . o 0 l J o. 6 )
Batteries-str6it and I.attimer; Gates
II Dayton. Second game. RHE
Toledo ........5 0 . . 0 2 o $40 .
Batterles-Bates. strelt and Lattimer;
FaFHuann md Arthur
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TuOsE FRIsKY coLoNBLs.

NEW YORK, Sept. l6.-After the Brook
lyns had gained what appeared 70 be a
safe lead by good hitting, the Colonies
tied the score by punching I'VE erTors.
The playing was good thereafter, the
teams remaining tied when the game was
called at the end Of the eleventh inning.
Attendance, 100. Score:
Brooklyn ........Si80OOOO000-II II .
Louisville .........0l22il0O000-7 IL l
Earned runs. Brooklyn 2; Louisville 2;
Batteries. Yeager and Ryan; Bowling and
Kittredge Empires, Hunt and Connolly.
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Simply apply "sWAYNE's oINI-
MENT." No internal medlcins requir-
ed. Cures letter, eczema, Itch, all erup'
lions on the face, hands. nose, etc, leav'
IT'S great healing and curative powers
are possessed by no other remedy. Ask
your druggist for SWAYNE'S ONT
MENT. Avoid substitutes, tthB&W
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept Ia
Judge A. C. Thompson, member Of Con-
gress from Ohio, in the Forty-ninth,
Fiftleth and Fltty-frst Congress, has
been appointed United States district
Judge for the southern DIST, of Ohio,
10 succeed Judge Sage, retired.
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rHEY nATrEp TAYT.oR.

BOSTON, Sept. p.-The champions to-
aay batted Taylor all over the field. The
Browns also batted Lewis hard, but II
was confined TO the first two innings, and
only two runs resulted. Attendance, loo.
RHE
Boston .......O OO6O us '-i0 Is 0
81. Louis 80 90 20 o 0 o. 8 /
Earned runs, Boston :: ST. Louis ?. Bat
terics. Lewis and Bergen; Taylor anu
Clements. EMPIRES. Mcdonald and o'Day.
Time, 1888
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MoN IN THE SEVENTH.

WASHINGTON. Sept. 16.-Cleveland
won out in the seventh on two singles,
base on balls and m error. Casey's gem
erushlp In accomplishing double play
Was the feature Of the game. Attendance,
RHE
Washington % 1919 oo1 % 10 ?
Cleveland .....O 900 0-6 . !
Earned runs, Washington ?; Cleveland .
Batteries. weighing and Farrell; Powell
and Crlger. UmpIres, Brown and Heydler
Time, hourB.
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PLAYED GOOD BALL.

BALTIMORE, Sept. ia-ThG Orioles
made Il four straight with the Reds to.
day In a game that was In doubt at al
times. and In which both sides played good
and pulled his side out Of several tight
places. Attendance, ZOOS. Score:
Baltimore ....ol2o 5000 IS . /
Cincinnati 80 o l o o o o. II 3
Batteries, KItson and Robinson DAM
mann and Wood. Empires, Emslle and
Andrews. Time. hours. Earned runs,
Baltimore /: Cincinnati /.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-17

FOR forty years Or. FowlerH Ex-
tract OF Wild Strawberry has been cur
Ing summer complaint, dyscntcry. diNr-
rhoea, bloody lux, pain In the stomach,
and II has never yet failed to do every
thing claimed for II.