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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1898-10-05
GRAIN AND PRODUCE MARKETS
GRAIN RECEIPTS

GRAIN RECEIPTS.
Chicago-Today: Wheat 1893 cars: corn
99s cars; oats. 53S cars Estimated tomor-
row: Wheat 300. corn, 700: oats. $50.
Northwest erTl-W heat, 1858 900 bushels
Kansas City-Wheat. 242 cars
St Louis-WTheat, log cars
FUTURES CLOSING.
Chicago, Oct. 4.-Wheat-Ootober slSc;
December, 61s.c; May 63lz aS3s.c,
Corn-october, 23lsc; Decem Der, 2X a
29l5c; May. 3lksc
Oats-Ocoober. 2lI4c; December. 2lAG
2li+c; Nav 22ssc
Pork-October, E65; December. $3.50
January. SIS
Lard-Octooer. s4.s7; December. "a 81;
January. S4.72G4 Is.
R1bs-Oo,ober. S5.22; Deoern Der. 49,
January. ~
CASH GRAIN.
Chicago. Oct iva ea.t-No red. ssl1
aeSc No. s red. eoq61c; No 2 hard win
ter. size. No. 3 5safac; No. northern
spring, e2qs3c; No, :, sltzae2c, No. 3spr.ng
), &c
Co---N0o> :. eAc: No ,. 2ss.c
Oa-s-Nu- = 2ls.c; No. 3. 2l3zo
Flax-Cash. northwest. SIC: October
sc; December. $3.50, May. sla.c
I
e-1eS I4F1s-yc, r.alres I2aI7c
Eggs-Firn: fresh. l4c
I've poJfs.-y-E,aSy; -U-k-yz Tdsc.
checkers. l12c. ducks. siz15c
KANSAS CITY
Kansas CIV. OF Nv aeas-Eow bat
higae-, No hard. e7lzGs2lzc; No ?. 5si-
SIC. @. . 55'zQ5sc; No ? I'd sc; No. 2
81. csz-.c
Co-n-IE Ef--. b-7- Sow. No. mixed 2
Q3-2sc; No ? wh-te. TIC; No :, ard
&c.
oa-s-s-saaly; 70, white &c
T,ye-st. CHER, No 2. 42a2c.
Eay-Dull- low gra5es weak; croi1e
t;u.o,hy. .. 7577.e3; olloioe prairie. SAG
50.
Bs;ter-F51u; separator. ls14a25c: dairy
Sc
Eggs-E-rn: t-esa. 1sc
ST LOUIS
$ Louis C-t Nv h@ar-CnzH-E weak
err 40 I'D czsa es~Vator. $40 bid
,-uck s57s-c. Oc:os~-. s5s.c. December
f-l,c asked Nay. 6Sa.c 54d. 10. hzr1
&C.
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O--ooe- -. - asked. psc=m5er. sss.c Ma
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esc. C---coA-. 80. r.ece-nt---. -,
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F1z-sees5-F>-7u $50
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Pork-I1oSo<: standard zssz. to5Afr<
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Lara-Love-; prime steam. :4-sa. cAoscs
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IIllt44N ItI--IslF 7 -.
Chscago-Today: Wheat 1893 cars: corn,
POS cars; oats. 53S cars Estimated tomor-
row: Wheat. 300. corn, zoo; oats. $50.
Tthwest erTl-W heat, l. esS go bushels.
Kansas City-Whea.t. 242 cars
St Louis-V7leat 1J3 cars.
:. IL
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DRY GOODS MARKET

New York, Oct. 4-The dry goods mar
ket showed no change in any department
worthy OF more than passing notice.
Print cloths are sun very weak. BIDS
for extras are made at la-l6c-
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II YOU want Stockers or Feeders, write
rs Reasonable advances. Experienced
salesmen in each department Cattle
Hogs and Sheep. Telephone ~is
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-23
BOWLING.

A telegram was received from Mana
ger Albert Daiker, Of the Cincinnati.
Team of bowlers that Is TO meet the
mheeings in an irtter-ci.y series next
Monday. and Tuesday evenings, In
which he states that the team VIII leave
tor Wheeling Sunday morning, at s
O'CLOCK. and arrive here at 4 p.
NJ coming via the Baltimore G. Ohio
.oad. They are to be met at the sta
oon by members OF the Wheeling team
ara others, and VII be escorted to the
noe! Windsor. where they will have
1heiT headquarters while in the city.
y Is the intention OF Manager Da!ker to
heep his men at PRACTICE both morning
aHa afternoon on Monday. so that they
VIII have at least a passing .ncqualn.t
atHe with the alleys on which they roll
tnra 300 stake on Monday and Tuesday
evenings OF next week. On the CIncIn-
hali alleys the Queen City boys have
oteh showing up very strong this week,
anu 1t teens assured that an exciting
aeTes Is 10 be had. The ~Cincinnntians
WI DC content to- win two OF the ak
galnes on the Fette alleys, ard antlci-
rilt being able 10 take five out OF the
PIX on the Baumunn and Kluesener al
W. on which the gameG at Cincinnati
arg to be rolled In May.
oh the other hand the Wheeling play
'ei6 say they will win n comparatively
easy victory over tho lads from the
UmG city. AS they fiRute SC out, they
VII rake four OF tho six games here, and
Iplt even at Cincinnati. giving Wheel
'"s seven OF the twelve games OF tho
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A man who neglects his health is sailing
his craft Of life in dangerous seas. He
cannot too Don awaken to the fact that he
is imperili1g his most precious endow.
mens. All the wealth in the world, all the
power in the world, all the pleasure in the
world, ali the love. and poetry and music
and nobility and beauty are but dust in the
month Of the man who has lost his health,
Keeping healthy means looking after the
disorders that ninety-ninc men in q hun.
bred neglect. You cannot get the average,
everyday man to believe that indigestion
or biliousncss, or costivencss. or headache
or loss Of sleep or appetite, or shakiness in
the morning and dullness through, the day
amount to much anyway. He will" pooh,
pooh" at yor, until ONE morning he
wakes up and finds himself sick ahcd.
Then he will send for n doctor and find out
to his surprise that all these disorders hnve
been but the danger signals of n big malGdy
that has robbed him Of his health, possibly
forever. It may be consumption or. rcrv!,
ous p%rost.ation or malaria or rheumatism
or some blood or skin disease, 1t matters
not, they all have their inception in the
SAME neglected disorders. . DR.. Picrce'S
Golden Medical Discovery makes the APP.
petite keen, the digestion perfect, the liver
active, the blood pure, the nerycs steady
and gives oornd and refreshing sleep. Il
IL the great blood. maker and ncsh.buildcr.
It cures % per cent. Of all cases. OF con-
sumption. In fact bronchial, throat and
lIng affections generally yield To 1t. Med.
icirc stores, sell It. M
One or two at bedtime cure consultation
--Dr. pierce'sp Pleasant Pellets. They rcgu:
late aud ~inrigoratc tho stomach, liver aud
bowels. BY all medicine dealers.
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has never been equaled by any
cheap imitation Of it, and quality
tells, just as blood tells.
IL IS The Standard.
! MARTINS FERRY.
rlaps and Mi,hnps ii, the Thriving City
Across tho River.

Tlnps and NIi,hnps Ii, the Thriving City
Across tho River.
Yesterday, while at work at Spence &
Sons place, Joseph Walters, 4 painter,
had a serious fall. He was on n scaffold
and fell back on his head and shoulders
and was unconscious for some time.
After becoming conscious he tainted
four times. He was considerably bruls-
edbut} tits not thought that he was in
jured Internally.
H. G. Pratt, assignee. brought action
and the Cora Gent property will be sold
to satisfy a claim of 1888 A. The Henry
Davis property will be sold to satisfy q
claim Of 1895 90, also the Thomas Jones
property. amount claimed s1,174 a. and
the Ella Gilmore, amount claimed,
ss71 10.
Mr.. and Mrs, George Arbaugh have
returned from their bridal tour, includ-
ing Pittsburgh, McKeesport and Phila-
delphla.
Edward, the fourteen year old son Of
William Samuels, fell at the north
school and dislocated his shoulder.
St. Mary's bazaar, on Washington
street. closes tonight, and q very large
crowd is expected.
A Cuban flag was displayed with the
American flag at the high school yester-
day afternoon, and attracted much at
tention.
The Martins Ferry Volunteer Com
pany now number fifty members and
the ages range from n~ineteento twenty
five.
The bumpers at the oil wells at Cole
rain claim the wells are producing more
oil than they did six months ago.
An electricians was called out OF the
Aetna-Standard mills yesterday to enter
the navy.
/. Miss Lizzie Wering will return to-day
from q three weeks visit at Elwood City,
Pa.
+. a. Drummond Is now travelling for
the Coshocton Sign Company.
The receiver will offer the Tltonville
pottery for sale on May 18th.
The tin house at the Laughlln is off
for a few days.
There are only four prisoners In the
county jail.
]. NJ. Henderson was at Toronto yes
terday.
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BELLAIRE
All soru or Local News aud Gossip From
the Glass CITY.

All soru or Local News aud Gossip From
thc Glass City.
There was q great display OF the
national colors In this city yesterday.
Flags and bunting were hung out b.
the p~ostofice. hotels and business
houses, and after the first ones 1t was
only q little while until the stars ard
stripes were floating from houses upon
every street In the city. The bulletin In
the afternoon created excitement and
aroused all of the laten. American pa
triotism and there was but one senti-
mcnt prevailed-"A union of hearts, a
union Of hands and the flag OF our
union forever" There are no divisions
now. Everybody Is with Mckinley for
the aus of America. Tho critics are
silent and the people are on the tiptoe
OF anxiety or expectancy. They didn't
want war, but since 1t a inevitable
all join In holding up the cause es-
poused by the President.
Daniel Lucas, one OF Bellaire's lead
ing colored citizens, died yesterday,
from heart disease, and dropsy, in his
.sixty-firs. gear. He leaves a widow
and four children. He was a veteran OF
the late war, having served in Com.
pany F., Of the Seventeenth United
States cOlored infantry.
Several Knights Templar from this
city went to St. Clairsvill yesterday tc
attend the funeral OF Charles S. Fruit
Many others went UP TO attend court.
The Bellaire Gas and Electric Com.
pany will hold its annual meeting or
the It'll Of May.
H. Rocmer returned from Chicago
| ypstnrday. .G.t
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sMouNpsy1LLE
a,ii,eelianror, af.ianse or Minor Mat
ltr Ter, from M%sr.jiaii's 1fetrpp otis.

Ter, from ti.r.i,sii's Metropolis.
The committee appointed by the coun-
~ court at lis last session TO inyest-
gate the cost Of building a bridge over.
Middle Crave creek near the fair
grounds. made their report Yesterday.
They estimated that the bridge would
cost si00f and they recommended that
II be not built until there was sufficient
money in tho treasury.
The managers OF the gospel trumpet
company will be here the frst OF the
week to begin work In the old shoe fac
tory building, This company Will move
hero from Grand Junction, Mich. Their
boat. the Floating Bethel, 10 anchored
at the upper wharf, where religious
services will DO held Tomorrow.
". e. Conner, proprietor otlthe gro-
Gerry store, at tho corner OF Jefferson
" enue and Fifth street, has made an
assignment for the benefit OF his cred
itors. s.. NJ Cunningham and c. G..
Newman are the assignees.
a. j.. Seamons has received an order
from Seattle for over 100, 900 cigars, to
be delivered by May the 18th. This is the
largest order ever received by o cigar
firm in M%oundsvllle. /
Miss Lima Hennig. Moundsville's IA
vorite OF the Wheeling elocutionists, will
assist Miss BERTHE Hall and her class
with their recital at tho school hall to-
night.
Russell iJeferson,of wayman's Ridge.
who has been attending school at West
Liberty, has returned home on account
Of sickness.
Work on the foundation for W. W.
stidger's new business building on La
fayette avenue, IS progressing rapidly.
The Epworth League will hold n
penny social at the home OF L. G. Mar
tin next Thursday night.
Rev. John Bryson, pastor OF the NJ. Z.
church at Proctor, Is visiting friends in
the city.
Miss Matte Justice. Of New Athens,
o.. Is visiting Mr., and Mrs. W. A. VIII
llams.
The w. e. r. U. hold their regular
meeting at their hall Thursday night.
Mrs. J.. X. Bowen. OF st. Clairsvllle. Is
| visiting her sister, Mrs. J.. A. Bloyn.
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I stand back for civil law. Munyon has
/. discovered laws which overcome the chief
diseases that affect mankind, and apples
B such laws IN m effective way.
Mr., James A. Williams. Glennell p. OIL
Howard County, Nd, says: 1 suffered
{ with kidney trouble, accompanied by
palms In my back. for q long time. I
could hardly get up In the morning, my
limbs were, 30 stif, and the palms would,
pass through my entire body I lost
strength and ambition, and thought 7
could not be- cured. I consulted Nun.
yon'B specialist. and am pleased to say
he has cured me in o short time"
Mr.. David Smith, Court House.. Cape
May, N. J., says: Il was AFFLICTED with
Catarrhal deafness for several years
and, in spite Of treatment by skilled
specialists, IEwas most miserable with.
pers!stent rumbllng and roaring noises
In my ears. One Way my attention was
called to the Munyon Remedies. and ]
began taking Munyon's Catarrh Treat
ment. In q few weeks tho noises IN tho
cara stopped, my hearing !was perfeets
and in a months time Munyon cured me
completely"
/, Munyon has o separate cure for each
disease, mostly Is cents q Vial. gold by
druggdsts, II In doubt, write Professor
Munyon, at Philadelphia, Pa, and get
medical advice free
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WITHOUT PAIN.


A Medical Discovery that EHectuaily
Cures Piles In Every Form.
For many years physicians have ex-
perlmented In vain. seeking q remedy
which would effectually cure piles
and other rectal troubles. without re-
sorting 10 a surgical operation. Many
remedies were found to give temporary
relief, but none could be depended upon
to make a lasting, satisfactory cure.
Within q recent period. however, n
remedy, the Pyramid Pile Cure. has
been repeatedly tested in hundreds OF
cases, and with highly satisfactory re-
suits.
The first effect OF the Pyramid Pile
Cure Is to instantly remove the pain
and Irritation generally present, and
from that time on the cure rapidly
progresses, and before the patient Is
hardly aware Of 1t he is entirely cured.
The remedy seems to act directly on
the nerves and blood vessels Of the parts
affected, as II Gomez Into direct con
tact with them, and sets up q healthy
action, which, IN q perfectly natural
way. brings the parts TOR normal
condition.
The remedy does its work without any
pain or inconvenience to the sufferer.
and Is justly considered OF the most
meritorIous discoveries OF modern med
icine.
Piles Is one OF the most annoying and
often times dangerous diseases with
which humanity is afflicted. II neglect
ed 1t frequently develops into f1stula or
some equally fatal or incurable trouble,
whereas by the t timely use OF this SIM
pie but effective remedy no one need
suffer a single day from any form OF
piles unless they want to.
The Pyramid Pile Cure is perfectly
harmless, .containing no mineral pol
sons. and Is also very reasonable in
price. 1t Is sold in drug stores every
where at 30 cents per package. The
manufacturers OF the remedy are the
Pyramid Drug Company, OF Marshall,
| Mich, who have placed this excellent
preparation before the public only af-
ter giving It thorough and repeated
tests In the hands OF reputable phys
icians. The results In hundreds OF
cases have convinced us that 1t will not
disappoint you. ,I
ta
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THE farmer, the mechanic and the
bicycle rider are liable to unexpected
cuts and bruises. DeyWitt's Witch Ha-
Eel Salve Is the -best-thIng 10 keep on
hand. 1t heals quickly. and Is q well
known cure for piles. Charles II.
Goctzc. Market and Twelfth streets;
Chatham Sinclair. Forty-slxth and ia
cob streets: A. Z. Scheehle. No. COZ Main
street; Exley Bros. Penn and Zane
Streets; Bowie & Co., Bridgeport.
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, April 2a--The
executive committee OF the National
Reform Association has prepared q
message which was sent to President
Mckinley to-day, urging him ut this
Critical hour OF our nationaltllfe with
the horrors of war impending to pro-
claim q day of fasting and prayer.
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CARROLL CLUB LEAGUE,
last nigat's Eames In the Carroll
hub league resulted as follows;
wALcorr THE WINNER

PHILADELPHIA, Pa, Aprt o.
Tommy" West, New York's crack vol
ter weight. and Joe, walcott, the
"Black Cyclone" mixed things up for
six rounds at the arena tonight. Wall
colt did most OF the rushing and land
ed q couple OF times on Vests wind.
and got In several hard upper cuts,
West used his right and left to advant-
aHe on Walcott's face, but whom the
gong sounded, the colored boy had
somewhat the better OF the encounter
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PHILADELPHIA. April 24The Phil
lies today. defeated New York for the
thlrd.4me in the present series. Piatt and
Rust were both very wild. but the latter
washtt the harder. The Phlllies took the
leR}in the second inning on good hitting
aniwere never headed. Attendance, 3,6i7.
sgse: aH
Piladelp'a 20 5 8 90 a % lis l2 3
Sw York 20 GoE4S0E2&0 OIL 90 IL
Earned runs. Philadelphia Z; New York
Batteries, Piatt and Mcfarland; RusIs
IND Warner. Umpires, Snyder and Curry.
Time. 2:l5. .-. -..--LL L---. 49,. .---l
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Simply apply "SWAYNE's ONT
MENT." No internal medicine requIr-
ed. Cures letter, eczema. Itch, all erup-
tions on the face. hands, nose, etc.. leav-
Inc tho skin clear, white and healthy.
Its great healing and curative powers
are possessed by no other remedy, Ask
your druggist for SWAYNE'S ONT
MENT. Avoid substitutes. tlhs&w
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told English
esthbI
llBhed the fact
that o. mans
rouse Is his
Q. Not
oven the King
cnh enter unE
invited. Tho
home can only
DO tnvnded by
disease d
DEATH Death
will come loon.
or later TO
eveybody,b bur
diBea9e must
now stand back
for natural law
nalklngNm uHt
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II HAD q running. itching sore on my
leg. Suffered tortures. Doan's Oint-
ment took away the burning and Itch
Ing instantly. and quickly effected per-
manent cure" C. w. Lenhart, Bowling
Green, O..
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.TrRNEn INF ThRIEs

WASHINGTON, lpFil 22.--rhc Trolley
Dodgers turned Il. tables to-day, and
through the assistance Of .Yeager's good
work and sonie stpid playing by the Sen
ators carried of ae victory. Attendance.
Washington ~ q 0 9 90 2.TH ;
Brooklyn t!....1 2t2 OIL '-l2 Is 2
Earned thlns Washington ); Brooklyn S.
Batteries. Donovan. Amole, Dineen and
MCGUIRE Yeager and Ryan.
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From the Salem Meeting Of the Ohio
State Base Bali League.

state Base Bali League.
Manager Starr. Of the Wheeling club
OF the Ohio state league. returned last
night from the Salem meeting OF the
league magnates. He reports the affairs
OF the organization tn good shape. The
schedule will be made public next week.
The league did not elect a president,
leaving that office to be filed by a COM
m.tee. George Hammond, OF Canton,
VII! probably be chosen to the office.
Eddie Madden, OF Springfield, yester-
gay wired the management OF the local
'SuS TO send him a ticket to Wheeling.
lie was wired that the ticket would be
cent at once. and the speedy Inter-
slater will be here early next week. He
ought 10 be a tower Of strength to the
Wheelings. t2s &9
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TmRTY-TIVE years make n genera
tion. That Is how long Adoiph Fisher,
OF GAINESVILLE, O.. suffered from piles.
He was cured BY using three boxes OF
Dc Wits Witch Hazel Salve. Charles
II. Goctze. Market and Twelfth streets;
Chatham Sinclair. Forty-sixth and ia
con streets:,N. Z. Schcehlc. No. COZ Main
street; Exley Bros. Penn and Zane
streets; Bowie & Co., Bridgeport. 2
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wins slx, three az.
i y eaeh rolled on Cincinnati
49, Y WI the Wheeling team
s,si I qssisnstht the contest will be
- ,r Sioas the Wheeling team Is
I, LIN vtain.s II possible, the
IN, ,, ufptEMarschner to roll. but
N \ heks may prevent him from
nio y &arschner Is out, tho line.
~ wy Jude Stevenson, Fette. Camp
I,n y Iurdlan and Hervey. The six
Nor, q come near TO being the crack
hni,sSen bowlerS OF this town. and
,hsth VIII be unnblc TO win out In
the ming series In hooted at BY the
soys fraternity here.
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" COSTLY ERRORS.

; LOUISVILLE. April 22.-Dowlins pitch
ed a fine game this afternoon and deserved
ito win, but the Coloncls, threw away sew
eral chances for victory by stupid base
running. and two errors at critical stages
gave the Colts their only runs. Attend
Z Fl
Chicago 30 o 90 90 1 0 o 10 6 o
louisville 20 0 90 900 OIL o, Z 3
Earned runs. Louisville ]. Batteries,
Inornton and Donahue: Bowling and VIII
son. Empires. Swartwood and Wood.
1itne' 2:S2.
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! GOOD ROY. PoWEII,

sT.LouIs, April 22-The C1evelands put
in young Powell to-day and he held the
Browns down safe from the start. The
grounds were in very bad condition. being
ankle deep with mud. Despite this the
game was replete with brilliant plays on
both Sides. The Spiders outbatted the 10.
GALS, hitting young Sudhoft for fourteen
hits. Score:
H
Cleveland .....1 . IA 0 L 90 .-714 l
Earned runs, Cleveland s. Batteries,
sudhor and Clements: Powell and C'Con-
nor. Umpires, Cushman and Heydler.
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ANOTHER "WARMr PITCHER

ffRES4E NNrNAA fIICtiEfe
BALTIMORE; April 22.-Pitcher Hughes
was q problem to-day which the Boston
.batters could no. solve. and no runs and
no hits was their proportion. Attendance,
RH =
Boston ........0s 0 % 0 0 90 o 90 0 0
Batteries, Hughes and, Clarke; Lewis
and. Bergen. Uinpires. Lynch and Con-
nelly. Earned runs. Baltimore 5. Time,
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JEFFR1Es THE WINNER.

IErF FNIEo IHE WININHik' 81
SAN FRANCISCO, April 1.-THE
Jeffrlcs-Evert fight tonight resulted
in a Knockout in favor of Jefrrles, in
the third round.
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LOST.

gT,oST-A PAIR OF DIAMoNDlSTUDs,
IL fastened to n small white cord, on the
street cars between Wheeling and Bridges
port or Wheeling and Bellaire. Reward
will be given II returned to Mcclure House
or Pabst Brewing Company. 6ziapl2E
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Batted for HastIngs ninth.

Pittsburgh ....,...:osO Q 10 90 o 100
Earned runs. none. Stolen bases, MIL
Ter, Recklcy. Double riys, Hastings, Ely
and Davis; Ely and Dvisf First on balls,
by Hastings 0; by Brtensteln l. Struck
out. by B~reitenstein. Time, 1:55. Um-
plres, O'Day5 and .MGonald.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-04-23
GAMES

Boston at Baltimore.
Pittsburgh Mt Cincinnati.
Chicago at Louisville.
New York ut Phllndelpk .
brooklyn at Washln9h
Cleveland ut s LOUIS
CINCINNATI, April 22-sitenstein
pitched one OF the most reinarkle games
on record this afternoon. Notleemblance
OF n hit was made or h~IsSJfvery, and
only q men faced him In theme inninSS.
Not n man got rs far as seed base. HIS
support was brilliant HastEs was Wild
and Ineffective. Attendanq:.40l. score: