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passengers were soon gotten on dry
RovAl aAknso eowoea CO.., Mew xoNx.

land.
The engineer remained on his seat,
and was. not hurt. Fireman Welty
jumped to save himself. His body was
found on top of driftwOod against the
floor of the overturned mail car.
The mail car was in charge of F. w.
Meyer of Kansas City, whose hand IS
cut The passengers were shaken up,
and some travelling men were slightly
injured.
A. j. Davis, a travelling man for
Philadelphia house, had foot crushed,
it being caught in a window. He was
the only one not able to walk after
the accident No one received broken
bones. The water disappeared almost
as quickly as it had risen.
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Petroleum for Laying Dust.

SANTA BARBARA. July by the
action of the Supervisors to day petrol
cum has been adopted Cor use in laying
dust on county roads wherever oil can
be obtained without great cost The
Supervisor of each district is author
lied to purchase the necessary appa-
ratus for applying it. IT has been sat
isfactorily tested on the roads near
Summerland, and the board decided to
make the system general.
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lndorsed by Mr.. ]. A. Woodson.

7 have no hesitation in saying that in
case of exhaustion. irregularity and gen
eral WEAKNESS have found JaHes lntrin::
Eliminating without disordering the stom-
ach and without undesirable reaction.
That is the way It has served me, qulet.
ing in time of need. J. A WOODSON.
Sacramento, Cal.
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Admiral Cervera Acquitted.

MADRID July Admiral Cervera
and the other commanders of the
Spanish fleet destroyed in the battle
of Santiago, whose conduct had been
the subject of inquiry by special court.
martial, were to-day acquitted and
formally liberated.
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Passengers ON the Nippon. Maru.

SAN FRANCISCO, July THE pas
sengers on the plague steamer Nippon
Maru will be released from quarantine
next Tuesday. In order that they may
not be further delayed in landing,
Surveyor Spear has arranged to have
the custom house search of the vessel
made at the Federal quarantine sta
tion Monday afternoon.
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ticket, and was delegate to the first
Republican convention at Pittsburg in
1859. He served several terms in Con-
gress. In May, 1885, he served as
Surveyor General of New Mexico.
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and regular business transaction, the
element of profit in which was to be
the money saved from the Tax Col
lecor
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Baker still at Large.

SAN FRANCISCO, July 7.-Willard
E. Baker, wanted in Boston for en-
bezzlement, who escaped from two po-
lice officers from this city, had not
been recaptured UP to a late hour to-
night.
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AID, FOR THE SUFFERERS.

NEW YORK, July THE Mutual
Life Insurance Company, through it's
President, Richard A. McCurdy, to-day
telegraphed to Governor Sayers of
Texas to draw on that company for the
sum of $1,000 in aid of the sufferers
from Brazos River floods.
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Mrs. Mckinley Much Improved.

WASHINGTON, July Mrs. Nc
Kinley was considerably improved to-
day, and during the afternoon went out
for half-hour's drive with the Presi-
dent
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Iaeutenant colonel Wagner Retired

SAN FRANCISCO. July Having
reached the age limit. Lieutenant Col-
onel WagneE Of the Fourth United
States Cavalry has been retired. His
.successorsis Major Edward Hayes of
the seveBth Chxalry. 81 81
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Geo. W. yulian Passes Aws

Geo. w, Julian PAsse4 AWeS
INDIANAPOLIS, July George
w. Julian, the famous 'ab0lit ittcnisf
died at his home at Irvington to day,
In 1859 he was candidate for the
Vice Presidency on the Free Soil
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LONG PEACE BRoKEN.

Venezuela Now Has Full Pledged
.sg "a Revolution in Progress.
e.T0AsHINGToN. Sept 6.-After an
Unusually long period Of peace. trouble
has again appeared in Venezuela and a
revolutionary movement Is now In pro-
RrsRs. ,,ttThe Information has come to
the state department from an unothclal
source, but one believed to be trust
Worthy.d The extent Of the movement
Is not known here, but as there have
been for. some time past rumors OF Sc"
rious discontent 1t would not be sur
prlsInR II this last manifestation would
prbVd0to be OF large proportions.
ASaKe first duty devolvinB upon the
government here In such cases Is 70
safeguard the interests and lives OF
American citizens, 1t Is probable that
orders will issue to send naval Ves-
sci to La Guayra, or an adjacent port.
This detail will fall to the Nashville
which viii go to relieve the MRchiRs to
patrol duty in the Caribbean sea.
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WELLSBURG.
DoIngs ofPeoplc in the Brooke Coun-
ty Metropolis.

Doings ofPeoplc in the Brooke Coun-
ty Metropolis.
Mr.. and Mrs. j. w. Brown. of Elm
Grove, came up to Wellsburg Tuesday,
the former to attend the meeting OF
the Washington presbytery at indie
pendence, and the latter to visit her
daughter, Mrs. Samuel Jacob.
The Wellsburg schools open on Mon
day, September II. having been delay
ed one week by repairs on the school
building. Some OF the country schools
opened on Monday last.
Mrs Walter Sterling. Mrs, Rebecca
Nelson and Mrs. Thomas Maccoll are
among the Wellsburg people who are
taking in the G. A. r. encampment at
Philadelphia.
Rev. c. II. Mcdonald and Elder James
PAUL attended the meeting OF the
Washington presbytery at lndepend-
ence, Pa, on Tuesday and Wednesday.
Jury Commissioners Lynn Rodgers
md Robert Wheeler meet this morning
to draw the jurors for the October
term Of the circuit court.
The theatrical season will open at
Barth's opera house on Saturday night,
the Rising Sun minstrels being the at
traction.
Miss Lizzie Dornan, OF the postofiice
force is taking a short vacation in New
York and other eastern cities.
The Frank Glass Company has In
creased It's capacity by putting another
tank In operation.
Brooke county lawyers are moving to
organize n bar association.
John c. Palmer. esq. is in New York
on business trip.
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TO.NTGRT'S BATTLE.

jack McClelland aud Joe Hopkins ut
the Metropolitan Club Will put up
the Real Article-Edd:c Gardner
and Frank salisbury for the Pre-
IiIninary.
One Of the most interesting fistlc bat
ties ever put on by the Metr, Jolitan
club will occur a: its Fulton arena to-
night. The principals are Jack Nc
clelland, Of Pittsburgh. the acknowl-
edged peer OF any featherwelght In
western Pennsylvania, and Joe Hop
kins, of New York. the colored man of
muscle. They are match u to go TWEEN
ty rounds ut f26 pounds. and the large
crowd likely to witness the bout will see
some fast work. Mcclelland is the fn-
vorite in the betting.
Both men arc well known to Wheel
ing sports, as each was defeated here
by oscar Gardner. and McClelland
twice beat Eddie here. McClelland's
friends are certain he will last the limit
and win the decision, the more sanguine
believing he will put Joe out before
twenty rounds are gone. on the 9TH
er hand. there are a large number who
look TO Hopkins to win by knock out,
they asserting with considerable. conf
dence that the colored man Will be able
TO get behind Jacks guards and throw
his heavy punches 10 the stomach,
SPOT that Jack Is mona too strong on.
At any rate, 1t should be n corking con-
test.
There will be big Pittsburgh dele
CATION at the ringside with McClelland
money md the crowd will be swelled
by state fair visitors. The local talent
will be there in force as the card is a
strong one. Frank Salisbury, OF East
Liverpool, viii likely be opposed by Ed
die Gardner in the preliminary, which
Is scheduled to 70 ten rounds.
As Oscar G"-aner Is In New YORK,
his trainer, hey Arnold, or p. j.
Gavin, may referee the contests.
The preliminary will begin at $3.50
o'clock, the main bout an hour later.
Jack McCielland his brother and
Billy Corcoran. his manager, arrived
last night, and stated that big crowd
viii come from the Smoky City to-day.
HOPKINS and his manager, Fred Fox,
got here from New York yesterday af-
tarnOOn.
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M,MECHEN NOTES.
Daily Items of Interest About People
and Events.

Daily Items of Interest About People
and Events.
Mr.. b. Adamson and son. Charles.
and daughter, Mrs. l.. Smith. OF Matn-
morns, Ohio. are the guests OF his
daughter, Mrs. Everett Fox, OF Gravel
street
Grant Steele, Of Pittsburgh, and sis
ter, Mrs. Jennie McVee. OF Little Falls,
w. Va, are here. the guests of their
brother. Luther Steele.
Miss Cora Buzzard, OF Cameron. is
the guest OF her sister, Mrs. Frank
Howard, OF McMechen avenue.
Rev. John Cunningham. OF Barley
willie, Pa, was in town. the guest OF
Rev. Il. ID. Eden this week.
Charles Stewart has returned from
Cameron. where he was the guest OF
friends the past week,
Miss NettIe Fleming and Miss Myrtle
Little, Of COlfax. are the guests OF Mrs.
]. II. Thoncn.
Fred Corey was called to New York
state on account Of the serious illness
OF his father.
Jack shafer has returned from Ma
rlettn. where he spent week visiting
his parents.
Mrs. Harry Weldmnn has returned
from Cameron. where she was visiting
friends.
Alex. Robinson, engineer Mt the
Weston asylum, is in town, the guest OF
friends.
Roy. Father Collins, Of Moundsville
was calling on friends here yesterday,
Jed Steele and wife. Of Palatinc, are
visiting friends here this week
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MoUNDsvILLE BUDGET
Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.

NuuWly . 0tAleA SASJe
The Moundsyllle symphony orchestra
VIII furnish music at the Reynolds me-
mortal hospital tonight. The hospital
wifi be OPEN for inspection by visitors
and all are invited to come.
The woman's foreign missionary 80.
clety tea will be held ct the home Of
Mrs. Il. R. Rogers this evening at Z
O'Clock.
Miss Cora Cartwright and brother.
Harlan, returned yesterday nom q
visit to relatives In Greene county, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Clark. Of slsterg-
Vile, are the guests OF their son, 7. ].
clark, the Mound street grccerymAn.
The Ladies' Ala society Of the Pres
byteriRn church, will meet with Mrs.
CourtWright this afternoon.
A city teachers examination will be
held at the central school building to-
morrow and Saturday.
wheeling Bakery Bread iS the largest
lonf sold for cents. Your grocer Will
get It for you.
quite a number Of Moundsvllle citi-
Gems went to Wheeling last night to see
the fireworks.
James A. sIgafoose left yesterday on
business trip to Wellsburg and New
Cumberland.
Three convIcts were brought to the
penltentiary yesterday from Washing
ton City,
wheeling Bakery Bread Is the largest
loaf sold for cents. Your grocer viii
get It for you.
The school board held its regular
monthly business meeting last night.
Edward Fry, Of Huntington. is the
guest Of Senator s. W. Mathews.
Hon. B. F. MeIghen and wife attend.
ed the Wheeling fair yesterday.
Charles Rosser, Of Bellaire, was in
the city yesterday.
CHEAPER than you can bake.
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The 1899 edition OF spaldlng's Foot
Bail Guide is mammoth in size, con-
tanning no less than $40 pages, devoted
to everything OF interest to the game,
from Instructions TO the novice to n
critical analysis or the work OF the lead
Ing players. The new rules are, OF
course. the feature OF the book, and are
published exclusively IN SpaldlnG's
Foot Bail Guide. The records Of the,
leading teams are given, and the Pho,
togrnphR embrace teams and players
from every section OF the country, The
Guide Is for sale by all newsdeliers
or will be sent 10 any address IN the
United States or Canada upon receipt
Of 10 cents by the American Sports
Publishing Co., 16 and Is Park place.
NnU York
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RRIDGEpoRT HAppENINGs.
Events of a Day in tho Town ut the
End of the Bridge.

End OF the bEluRe'
A Young child Of Mrs. Walton, Of
Pittsburgh. who was visiting Mr.. and
Mrs. Jerry Perry, celebrated its first
anniversary yesterday morning IN q
yerySpecullar manner. The child had
been placed in the baby buggy and
couple OF little children were playing
close by. Whether they ran into 1t
or the child upset 1t Itself is not known
but the result is n large cash four
inches in length in the chlld's forehead,
caused by coming in contact with n
large stone. Eight stitches were re-
uuired to close the wound.
1t is reported that burglars entered
the residence OF George Mckee. In
Elrkwood, Tuesdny evening. but as far
as known nothing was taken. This Is
the second time burglars have entered
Mr., McKee's residence within the past
week.
lanes Hamilton. George Philips.
James Mccain and Van Cornell, OF
Wellsburg. were calling on friends IN
this. city yesterday.
rtA, large number from here attended
the fair yesterday. and equally ms large
n number saw the fire works last eve
ming.
The funeral OF Daniel Smith took
place at o'clock yesterday afternoon
The interment was at Wegee.
John Estep and John Harris, OF New
Athens. were visiting friends In this
city yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Pugh and daughter, Of
Piedmont. are the guests Of relatives In
this vicinity.
Several from this city will attend the
dance at Martins Ferry tomorrow eve
ming.
A. L. Mcfarland. of st. clairsyllle,
was calling on relatives here yester-
day.
Sumner Harkins. Of UhrichSvllle, Is
the guest OF relatives In this city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Kirk, Of Flush
ing, are visiting relatives here,
VIII Smith, OF Woodsheld, IL the
guest of Bert Muhleman.
E.. Stevens leaves to-day for Mount
Clemens
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BOSTON, Sept. 6.--After Lowe had tied
the score In the ninth by a home run to-
day, Baltimore won by hard and consecu-
tive batting in the tenth. Robinson was
struck In the face By pitched ball, and
retired In the NTH inning. The features
were Smiths batting and a quick double
play by Smith and La Chance. Attend
'''ss' -'-''' RHE
Boston .....O 10 OO10O "a g I
Baltimore 20 Q 0 o 1 2-5 10 1
Batteries. Lewis and Bergen: Nops, Rob.
inson and Smith. Earned runs. Boston =;
Baltimore 3 Time. 2:27. Umpires, Snyder
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New Castle s. Springfield /.
To-DAY's GAMES.
For, Wayne at Wheeling.
Toledo at Mansfield.
Dayton at youngstown.
The Wheeling team did mot arrive
from Findlay until $3.50 o'clock yester-
day afternoon. In the meantime, UNI
p,re Carruthers had given the game
scheduled for Wednesday to Fort
Wayne, 0 to 0. When the Wheellngs
arrived, Manager Lyle Kicked. stating
that the train on the Ohio Central from
Findlay to Columbus had been held
three hours between those cities, to be
run into Columbus as a state fair spe-
clal, and as a consequence the team
was unable to arrive here'from Column
busin time. Lytle has protested the
umplre's decision, and President Pow
er is expected to set aside Carruthers'
decision to-day by wire.
After a lengthy squabble between
Glasscock and Lyle on the grounds,
IT was agreed to play to-day's cham
pionshlp game yesterday. Guese and
Poole were the opposing pitchers, and
Eddie had clearly the better Of 1t. He
allowed the visitors only eight hits, all
scattered, except in the sixth, when
Miller and Letcher made singles in sue
cesslon. Then Glasscock came up and
hit a liner to left. strang came up
for the catch, but was short a foot and
the ball rolled to the fence, giving
Glasscock a scratch home run, which
gave the visitors three runs. Previous
to this wheeling had scored one in the
third on singles by Niles, Donahue and
Lyons.
Wheeling won out In the eighth on
Dobbs' two-bagger. and outs by Niles
and Cote. Then. with two out, Lyons
got free transportation. Turner singled
and Lyle hit for corking three-bag-
ger to deep center, scoring the two.
strang was the third out, leaving Ly-
tie on third
Another run came in the ninth on
Poole's single and Dobbs' single, Score:
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TINE RIVER.

The marks at 9 p. m, showed , feet |
inch and stationary. Weather clear and
warm.
The Leroy Is this afternoons packet
for Darlington. leaving at 1880.
The Lulu F. had biz trip for Matt
nmOras yesterday. She leaves Tor
Mntamoras ut II n. m. tomorrow. The
Matte X. is to-day's boat for MatR-
moras.
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TuE1R FoURTH sTRAIoHT.

NEW YORK. Sept. e-The Brooklyns
won their fourth straight game from the
New Yorks to-day The local team out
fielded the Brooklyna, but could not bat
McJames' pitching. Doheny settled down
after the third inning, but 1t was then
w 'A'e' s' RHE
New Ss,oE York 70 S95dSSSs 9!z5tri /
Batteries, Doheny and o'Nelll: MeJames
and Farrell. Earned runs. New York I;
Brooklyn l. Time, l;5T. Attendance, 1880
IJmplreE EmslIe and DRyer.
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NATIONAL LEAGuE.

CHICAGO. Sept. 6-The Orphans hit
Lever freely at tho start, but could not
reach his benders after the third. The
Jonahs pegged Garvin at about the same
rate, tying the score In the fourth and
winning out in the eighth on two hits and
a steal. Attendance co., Scores
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nALv1N nRAYn OPERA.

Seats will go on sale this morning at 3
O'Clock for the opera OF alvin Gray"
which is to be produced at the Carroll
Club auditorium, September II and u
The seats will be reserved at Houses
music store. "AlVln Gray" Is pas
toral opera, of the kind that warns the
cookies OF the heart. The good old
fashioned Thanksgiving festivities 1t
portrays are q feature.
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ADJUSTMENTS.
THE LADpER OF LIFE.

THE LADDER OF LIFE.
The bill at the Grand Opera House
last night was THE Ladder OF Life,
and Il was witnessed by a large audi
ence, in spite OF the fireworks and coun-
ter attractions. 1t Is a very interesting
melodrama, affording aboundant oppor-
tunities for the dramatic ability OF the
ideals, The play will be repeated To-
night, and deserves a crowded house.
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Earned runs, ChlclRO ,; Pittshllrgh 2,
TWo-base hits, Mertes. MRgoon. Three
base hit, Beaumont. Stilen bhsesl Beau
mont. OBrien. Double play, Wilhnrna,
O'Brien and Fox. First base on balls, on
Gnrvin. Mccarthy. Struck out, TX, SSiRlS-
vim /: by Lever !. Left on bases, chicaES
S: Pittsburgh 10. Sacrifice hit. Ieevef
Time, 1916. EMPIRES, o'BRy and McDoa-
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Furniture md Carpet Bargains.
Closing out to quit business, All
goods must be sold regardless Of cost.
Building must be vacated by January.
FREW'S FURNITURE STORE.
1908 Main street
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FANIIIY WASUTNG.

Rough Dry Washed, Sturchcd "a
Dried cents per pound.
Flat Work. Washed and Ironcd, o
Ali hnnd work finished 10 cents per
pound. At LUTZ BROS.
Homo Stcnm Laundry.
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Closing out to quit business. All
goods must he sold regardless Of cost.
building must be vacated by january.
FREW'S FURNITURE STORE.
1908 Nnln street
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Srop9sah.
EALrn pRoposALs WANTED.


scn,sd proposals for tho erection and
completion OF the Capitol Annex for the
state OF West Virginia, at Charleston, In
Accordance with drawings and Epecihca-
lions prepared by Harrison Albright, ar
chItcct will he received until o'clock
n. M, Eastern Standard Time. Thursday.
September H. 1892 at which time All pro-
poSalS viii be opened.
Drawings and specifications may be
seen NJ the Senate Chamber, In tho Capt.
FOL. between the hours Of and ll:n n. IN,
and 2 and y. M, Thursday, August II,
and every day thereafter, except sundays.
until September II. Each proposal must
no ncconpnnied by u certified check for
? nor cent OF the amount OF proposal ten.
dSred as a guarantee that the bidder VIII
furnish bono for - per cent OF amount OF
nronosal and enter into q contract with
The Board Of Public, Works LOT the gon-
~ g,,rccs5ful bidder to furnish bond and
enter into contract, the check submitted
MIN his proposnl will be forfeited TO the
Tfnte All checks will be retained until
sNrcrsgf,Il bidder furnishes bond ana en-
icrs into contract: after when thc cnecks
i,rlnicd gncclflcatlons may be had OF Sec
rctt,ry Of the Board. Proposals must be
On t6c blank TO ho had Of the Secretary
Address Nh communications regarding
dTaWlngs md specifications 20 Harrison
LiNrisT Architect Charleston, W, Va.
mike certified checks payable 10 INC order
AZ tho Stntc Treasurer. and address all
nronosniE 10 tho undersigned, marked on
oufsiIo proposals for Annex,
The right Is reserved to reject any and
all proposals VIM NJ. o. DAWSON.
Secretary Board OF Public Works.
Charleston, ". Va, August ), ls9. auto
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At New Castle. II y
sprinEGeid 20 0 0,OsO-l : 3
Batterles-wadswort and GraHius;
Wolfe and BeVIlle -ag.
At Mansfield. ag i II z
Mansfield "a o o o ! o - 9
Toledo ."....,0 0 0 Q 90 O-O l
ButterIes-Nlllcr and Belt; Gates and
Myers. Sikh
Al Youngstown. .r RHE
Youngstown % 0 o o o 1 1 o. 5
Dayton .......I 0 0 ! o Is 0
Batterles-Crowe and Lattimer; Moore
md CAwley
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SCRATCH. scratch. scratch; unable
10 attend to business during the day
or sleep during the night. Itching
piles, horrible plague. Doan's ONT
ment cures. Never fails. At any
drug store, 80 crntR. 3
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BUY It and try It II you want a de-
ilclous wine with n beautiful bouquet
Cooks Imperial Extra Dry Champagne.
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Furniture and Carpet bargains.
Closing out TO quit business. All
goods must be sold regardless Of cost.
Bulldlng must be vacated by January.
FREw'S FURNITURE STORE.
l20S Main street.
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Wheeling .........,O 20 / 600 03 Is
Fort WRyne........e . 0 o > o 0 o.
Two-base hits. Dobbs. I.etcher ,Hoillngs-
worth. Three-bnse hit, Lytle. Home run
Glasscock Double plays, Leahy to Tur'
ner: Letchcr 10 Flood: Glasscock unas-
Struck cut, hy Poole / (Babb. Latcher,
Guese, BERGEN; by Guese ; (Donhhuc'
Leahy, Pooiel, Hit batImcn, by Guese ].
Wild pitch. GueFe I. Left on bases
Wheeling 4; Fcrt Wayne 3. Sacrifice hit
Niles. Time, 100 Umpire, CArruthers.
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N, KINDS or PLAIN AND FANCY
n PFlEting. An entire nav line OF aAIns
pics OF Ball Programmes, Ileket1, 9na 10.
Iob Printing OtncA
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CHEAPER than you can bake.
Wheeling Bakery's Big Bread.
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QUALITY and Quantity In Wheeling
Bakery Bread. At your grocerS.
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Liver Complaints cured by BEECH
ANS PILLS,