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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-17
CONTROVERSY AS TO VILLAMIL
Weight of Testimony Is in Favor of
NOod'sIdentificatio

Santiago de Cuba, March flowing to
reports from the United States that hui
man remains found by General Leonard
Wood, the military governor, on Sunday
among the rocks On the shore about four
miles west of FL Moro and by him iden-
titled as those of the Spanish admiral VIII
lamil. are not the remains of that officer,
the department is endeavoring to ascer-
tain beyond a doubt whether General
Woods Identification was accurate. Thus
far, everything goes to show that, If not
those of Admiral Villamil, the remains are
undoubtedly those of some high officer in
the Spanish navy. The uniform found is
that of a squadron commander. The hand
kerchief bears the initials u. V" and in
the coat pocket was found the feet coun-
tersign for June 26, signed by the late
Captain Oviedo Y Bustamente, Admiral
Cerveras chief Of staff.
For several months it has been rumored
here that Admiral Villamirs body was ly
ing in chair in that part of the island.
Previous attempts TO discover the remains
had failed. These reports arose from the
fact that a Spanish sailor, who escaped
from the Spanish torpedo boat destroyer
Z
ing officer ashore. There was also the tes
timony of a Cuban boy, engaged at pres
ent or boat in Cayo Smith. that he gave
water TO a Spanish officer who was tied
in a chair, few hours after the battle.
Lopez. the pilot. who knew Admiral Villa
mil. says he is absolutely certain as 10
the Identification.
General Wood is also confident that the
remains are those of an officer command
ing some ship. most porbably the Pluton,
owing 10 the Immediate proximity OF that
destroyer. Captain Romero. formerly a
Spanish naval officer, says the rope that
was found tied about the chair is of Brit
ish manufacture. his argument being that
the FUror and P-ut0n. both Of which were
built IN British yards would be fitted with
such rope Senior Bas. proprietor Of the
Venus cafe. who knew Admiral VilIamu
well. says that shortly after the battle
Spanish sailor from the PlUton told him
he helped bring Admiral Villamls body
ashore, tied in a chair under the direction
Of some officer who was killed almost i'm
mediately after the landing. and that an
other sailor who helped was also killed
Senior Bas' informant asserted that he
took the chair 70 a secluded spot. then
went in search ~ water. bat failed % ind
the body on his return. Senior Pas be
lieves that the remains are undoubtedly
those OF Admiral VillamiL
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-17

Every American is interested In the re-
suit OF our conflict with Spain and should
famlliarize himself With the wonderful
achievements and possibilities OF our New
American Navy-Of our modern battle
ships. those terrible engines OF war which
accomplished the complete destruction Of
the Spanish fleets at Manila and Santiago.
II may also be Of Interest 20 inform your
selves relative 20 the newly acquired ter
rltory OF the United States. the Hawaiian
Islands: learn something about the nativity.
occupation. etc. OF their people. A hand
some Art Portfolio. composed q ten books.
containing beautiful. photographers % the
American Navy. CUBA and Hawaii. to-
gether with a brief but comprehensive de-
scription OF each view can be obtained
from any ticks, agent Of the Frisco Line
for the nominal sum OF 10 cents each. or
a complete set for 81.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-17
"a - TO r = -.
Bears the 8 The Kind You Have Always BOggh.
Signature s9 G1HZZzZm
BY MEANS OF THE CHAlNLESS
Wheel Makers Expect TO Effect
$50 600 800 Combine

New York. March 15.-The Herald to-
morrow viii sly: Makers Of bicycles have
arranged The details OF a trade comoina-
tiou that viii involve capital 10 the
amount Of 81. 090. oe0. It = understood that
zen Of the leading makers Of wheels have
entered the combination and that several
others viii probably be persuaded 10 add
their signatures To the agreement. A g.
Spalding IS credited with being the NOV
Ing spirit in the proposed combine. With
him are associated a a. Pope and r
Philip Gormuly. Of the Gormully * JEFF
ferry Manufacturing company. of Chicago
Attempts 10 form a bicycle combine have
been made in the past. but ali have been
futile primarily because the small manu-
fac;uFers could not be eliminated. With
the coming OF the chaiuiess bicycle, how
ever. Sac situation was altered Waiie
the transmission Il power by means OF
shaft and gearing = not a novelty. the
adaptation Of il 10 the uSe % ,he o.-yc-isi
involving The construction Of the conpIl-
Gated machinery necessary 10 run ous the
gears Is said 10 hsve cost one company
I've years 9: labor and al expenditure O.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-17
Cakes Without Eggs.

Observing housekeepers quickly learn that DR.. Prices
Cream Baking superior to all other brands from
the fact always insures the finest daies and most
wholesome pastry and if they wish to be economical they
dispense entirely with eggs and much less quantity of butter
for shortening purposes The advantage is alone the saving
Effected avoiding of trouble and the frequent difficulty
in securing eggs that fresh.
Cakes of every kind from the informal Gridde to the
stately Bride Cake can be made with
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-17
DR.. Prices
Cream Baking Powder

fins inuring their being light and delicious When used in
dde Cakes they produced in the shortest space of time
and are ALWAYS tender delicious and be eaten hot with
IMMUNITY by dyspepcs and persons with weak dgeons Cakes
of other kinds with Dr. Prices remain moist and sweet tor
much longer time than if other baking powder used
Nothing so decisively settles the superiority OF
DR. Prices over all other baking powers as the bestowa
upon it of the Highest Medal and Diploma by the
Worlds Columbian Exposition (Chicago, '9a) and the
Special Gold Medal and Diploma by the California Mid
winter international Exposition (San Francisco 94).
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First Publication in Wichita Daily Fsr1o
January "a 1893.
(NO. 5169)
Treasury Denartrnen.
Ofice Of Comptroller OF the Curra1o,,
XVasbiror+or, n -

Once OF Comptroller OF the Curra1o,,
Washington. D. c. Jan. % 1900
Whereas. by satisfactory evidence NJ
scented TO the undersigned. it has boo,
made to appear that The Nationa, ri
of Commerce. Of Wichita" in the ci-, -
Wichita. in the county of Sedswicz md
state Of Kansas. has compiled with Oh
the provisions Of the statutes Of the Trn,to5
States. required 10 be compiled with bo
fore an association shall be authorized -
commence the business Of banking:
Now therefore. l. Charles C. Dawes
comptroller OF the currency. do hereby ca-
tify that The National Bank Of Con-
merce of Wichita" IN the city Of W;obf+o
in the county Of Sedswick and state of
Kansas, IS authorized TO commence the
business Of banking as provided in section
fifty-oue hundred and six;y-nine Of the re-
vised statutes Of the United States.
In testimony whereof. witness my b,rs
and seal Of Office this twentieth dav Of
January. 1899
(SeaD CHARLIE C. DAWES
d59-eOt. Comptroller OF the Currencv.
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GIVE HEM POPE ENOUGH
L. to be the Policy with the Assembly
m Pa~.Ible

washlagto1. Eiareh LA c9asl5er-ng
what policy sa51id be ataPtsd towards
,ae Cuban military zssesnb5y. ire s1tso--
ides have cec-szit-d Gonzales Q9szsla-
the Csaan rep-essr-a-lre. $50 Eas al
we'd shzt rhs assembly, BE- aL9ve1 % Tsa
Its oog-se wl-z5li aa7iestsf.1a. - -
ael1z Iazt g has 20 sr-saErh oz;ssds o
- czz zx-1s-sA, Az hat szy zSFs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-17
Mrs. WInsIow,. Soothinr s,.r,..

has been used 10 over FTFTY YFsps
by MILLIONS or MOTHERS for tAsI~
CHILDREN WHILE TEETHING. with
PERFECT SUCCESS Il SOOTHES the
CHILD, SoFTENS The GUNS. ALT.AYS
al PAIN, CURES WIND COLO and is
the best remedy Tor DIARRHOEA. sod
by druggists in every part - the world
Be sure and ask for Mrs. xins,.,vr.s
Soothing Syrup" and take no other kind
twenty-five cents a h----a
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EXCURSION

VIA THE GRBAT ROCK ISLAND.
On March q the Great Rock Island win
sell :c;nd trip ticSsts % points II orcgol.
Washington. Idaho and Montana at one
fa~'. plus s.. for toe rounl trip. One
way tickets on same da,e al haf jEs
round trip rates. plus s..
Z. H. DRAKE. D. p \.
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low RATE
HOMESEEKERS' EXCURSIONS
VIA Mo pAT nv

on February Z and q and March ana
p we will sell tickets az one fare for The
round trip. plus s. limited 20 twcuty-one
days for return. % certain points Ia the
vest and southwest. IN the states OF Ar
kaI sas. Louisiana. Texas Indian Terri
tory. Etc.
For further Information call on or ad-
dress f. Z. BLDcKLET. p. & IA.
IL n Main g.
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EXCURSION RATES VIA SANTA re
ROUTE.

on January II. February ard p. March
and q tho Santa Fe viii cell round tr.s
tickets az the very cheap rate ~ one fare.
p.us s. 10 az points 10 ArksHsas. Arizona.
indian Territory New Mexico. Oklahoma
and Texas Tasse tickets aiI bear sllaz
limit with stop-oyer privileges. OF nftssa
davs. faal return limit faenty-ouo dava
from date % sale Before parchaa.ng
tickets VOC VIII Do vel 70 call on some
represcntatlve - the roa1-;hat reaches al
,.-,uts OF importance-'-The Great Eauia
Re" L. T. DELANEY AEeai
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-17

state encsmpment G. a. r. soBs % Vet
erans. Womau's Relief Corps. Ladies %
the G. 4. r. and Ladies AID societies. hold
M Hutchinson. Kan. April zi-s0 one fare
for the round trip Tickets on sale Auril
e4-Z7: good f0r return unfit ard including
MAY I. 1884 J.. r. DELANEY. Agent
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Exchange Stables.

Exchange stables at Orlando and S.f1-
water. Make "A specially of carrying pas-
sengers between these points. Also do a
general livery business. Travelling mems
patronage solicited.
SHlEELY. VAN WYKF & SHIyFIy
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TAKE THE MISSOURI PACIFIC
KANSAS AND SEBRAsEA LIMITED -
ELE - LILLE

LeavcE Wichita ~ 20 =. m. arriving a;
g. Louis aeEt morning ., - naksaz
dlrect connection g.t1 ~ n-es ezst "a
change % cars. E'sEan- service Clty
tsckst o1Hce. - Serts Msta sfrss.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-17
Ten FREIGHT STEAMERS LOST
With 800 Lives and 81 $40. 900 Prop
erty in Recent storms

New York. March l5-I; is now p-scri-
cally certain that ten freight s,eanls 1irs
have been lost on the Atlantic IN recent
storms This involves the sacrifice o. more
than GO lives and 500 ~ q capital Tae
rate Of iuura1ce or them fsr the last th-ee
weeks has stood az % gs1lness. AL per
hares went down "a the f@arfu. hnrr.eare
OF February = Their nanes are. Ale
rheny. Aroma CRY q Wakefield. C-off
Dora Foster. IsuShioa- 3fia-ster 1Iayasca
Oberou. Pictoa and Port MEhurH-
Indianapolis. Ind. March E--Iohn COL
ie,- sor many years state Ee1,cEis- %
T7sssra- 6.ed Ar his home In this city to
dav. aged I yss-s Professor Colieif 49,
ws.. k@oE-
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-17
% SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. AND RE-

TO SAN FRANCISCO. CAL. AND RE-
TURN. VIA MO PAC. RY.
on May Is. IS. Il and IS ISge. we will cell
tickets 20 San Francisco and return. ac-
count National Baptist Societies meeting.
at above r4te. limited for return TO July
IS. 1899
Z. F. BLECKLEY. P. & T A
ia y Main St. Wichita, Kan
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BY THE MURPHY METHOD
1t Is Proposed to ExImiae the Pit
ness OF TraiBmen

Lexington, Ky. March IA new idea
has been put into operation here by the
Cincinnati Southern railway for instruct
ing and examining traiumen % the mean
ing OF train rules as applied 20 the various
pieces OF apparatus which form sop imort-
ant part in the successful operation q
the modern railroad. u q called the Mr.
ply method taking It's name from the
originator. William Murphy. superlu-eud-
ent q the Cincinnati Southern. III. Mur-
ply has equipped the examining room 20
Lexington with ar electric stereoticon ard
a large number ~ lantern slldes. showing
the signals. tracks and apparatus - an
kinds used on the road. BY rejecting these
views on a large canvas the tralnmen are
enabled % see the road equipment as o.
would appear 20 them 10 rae da'y routine
~ work 7 has worked ~ success fully
in exam ming the men on ;he Cincinnati
Southern that it g. likely - 30 adopted hy
every railroad in fae country.
Chicago. Marca IA traffic arrange
nnen- was perfected tefsr between TIE
Santa Fe ard the s. Louis Peoria ard
N0rthern. ay Ehicn the latter has secured
an entrance % Chiczve md uf hsrce-
forth be a1 active competitor Pr a- ca
czE0-St Louis hlslurea. f.a5rr the are
ranEeuenf trains VII 30 r1n between s.
LoU.z and Chicago Vltao1- change
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1899-03-17

80 days. Chicago 10 Los Angeles ~
features this season.
EXCURSIONS VIA THE GREAT ROCK
ISLAND
or February =. March ana ., ~.
Great Roci> Island has made d rare -. -
fare. plus s.. Tor the round ,~fa ~ -
in Oklahoma. Indian Terr.,--, Ts,-,s
New Mexico, Arizora, Arkansas and -
isiana
Going lmt. with sto7-over p.fyn.r.s
fifteen days Final return limit .p.s-,.-
one days from date of sale.
+ DRAKE, .. P. !
(. ". THOMPSON.
- G. P. & 7. \. Topeka. Kan.
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caT- .EMENs kEsCs~rkTfpS.
A~NrAL. MEETING Ar ~ WORTH
TEgkE

a ~ 2 81 -af~f-- tlt.f ~ ~ p a.
TEXAS
For sa- st7re ec-aan TIE GREAT
ROCK ISLAND sss r.afs : rats - -
fsrs pr els sra3 -rp. wichita 20 -
- nth ard rrt8ra T-k-fs ~ sac Hs-rs
= ans u -rarH arit 8area 81 Trssne
es-rrrT free rr~r er rzrs ID
Pulr.s= sfee7ffs Iears V~a.ta fo o ri.
sd go D. r1 arFifs .. - Waf3s %
n a. go ~
? DRAKE. = 2 l.
p " TTIogPSoN
a q 2 e -. Tsasxs. Eza
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EE15EsfgEE Tfls
THAT ZffE

\ =. T7sess K.a-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-21
MOZART LEAaUE.

Individual averages to date are as fol-
lows: Handlan, c. c. C., 10, l6s; sar-
yer, Harvest, 10, 1885, Turner, South Side,
Q, 1859; Weitzel, c. @. c., IS. i6s; Rahr,
Harvest. 30, 1853; Cochran, e. G. C., y,
1866; Wilhelm, ". p, l.. E A. A., 30, 1bS;
Knoke, South Side. "a. l54; w. Brasch'
All Rioters, So, $50; BeiswinEer, Har-
vest, Is, $50; W. Fette, Harvest, Is, 100;
NoIte, Harvest, "a, 100; MRrsohneF,
South Side, Is. 149; KRAFT, All Rooters,
80, lis; F. Brasch Harvest, IL, l4S;
STANLEY, @. @. c., q, 1i7; Wagner, South
Side, q, III: Franz, Harvest, q, 1876;
Henderson, All RIOTERS, 42, lbs; Beuter,
N. q. L. & A. A., so. 1855 c. Norteman,
OsceOla, ~, IA; Jones, N. E. L. & 4. A.,
90, i4i; W. Falek, N. p. L. & A, A., 42,
IA; HaElett, q. y. 2. a., n, I4S; Hall, All
RIOTERS, u, 142; G. Fette, Osceola, q,
lI2; Fuugate, Nationals, 70, 1872; EbelinE,
Osceola, q, iII; r. Smith, National, IS.
iS9; Martin, osceoiR, 80. 49,; Wasmuth.
South Side, IS, 1886; MaTti All Rioters,
30, 1856; Brett, South Side, 30. 1876; Drum.
Y. 2, q. a., IS, 1856: Bremen, y, q. q. y, @
1855; NoIse. oseeola, q, 1915 Hopwood, z.
q. 2. a., "a. 1913, Wolvlngton. Harvest
IS, 1873; PlRukey, AL Rootsrs, %, 1S2;
Rohn, n q. Q. a.. 80, 1871; Gaus, c. G, G.,
0, 1870; Ross, Harvest. IS, $50; Bartels, z.
n, q e., IS, 1919; Kahn. South Side, 30.
i2s; Moody, South Side, IS. 1877 Carney
C. c. C., 8. 127; A, NOrteman, osceola, ~
127; w, NOrteman, Osceola, 3, 1875; Sha-
Ter, National. IS. 1875: Helmbrlght Ma
tlonals, 30, t2B; Costello, Ali RooterH, !.
i25; carenbauer, Nationals, II, l24:
Kahn, All Rooters, is, 1873; Paulus, u. n
Q. o., y, ia; Dawson, National 49, Ao4'
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BRIpGEPoRT HAPpENINGs.
Eyonts Of Day In tho Town at the
End Of tho Bridge.

Events Of u Day In tho Town at the
End Of tho Bridge.
A dcplorable accident occurred IN this
city Saturday morning, in which Robert
Boiten, Of Pittsburgh. IN empioye Of
the Central District Telephone Com
pany, was the victim Of a horrible
death, He together with another work.
man, were engaged in repairing the
wires near the steel bridge, and at the
time OF the accident BOiteH Rns at the
top Of one Of the telephone poles which
was also used Us q pole for supporting
the street car cable, when he placed his
foot upon the guy wire Of the street car
cable and with the telephone wires In
his hand, completed the circuit, thus
causing his electrocution In mid-Rir be-
fore the eyes Of his partner and passers
by. A ladder was secured and he was
removed from his position. but Il was
found that life was extinct and that
death had been instantaneous, Bolten
had been warned Of the danger should
he come in contact with the street car
supporting wire, but In a moment OF
forRetfulnesB II Is supposed made the
sad step which caused his death. The
unfortunate man had been In the en-
plOy OF the company for nearly two
years and was q single man twenty
three years Of age The remains were
taken to IIall'B undertaking establish
ment, where they were prepared for
burial Ond afterwards shipped to the
home Of his parents in Pittsburgh.
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BR1DGEpoRT BRIEFS.


The printers along this side Of the
river win meet tomorrow evening at j.
w. Ramsey's office In this city, for the
purpose Of organizing union, 70 In
clude all the printing houses In Bellnire,
Martins Ferry and this city.
The banks here have received an
appeal for aid for the Porto Ricans,
from Secretary OF War Root, and any
persons Wishing to aid financially the
sufferers Of that island, now have an
opportunity to do 30.
A large number from here took in the
Cleveland. Loraln & Wheeling excur
sion to Niagara Falls Saturday Most
OF the excursionists from here will stay
all this week.
The Masonic hall, which hassbe tin-
dergoiug needed repairs, was finished
last week. New paper and paint has
also added much to It's inside appear
ance.
The board of education meets this
evening for tho purpose OF accepting
the resignation Of Frank Linton and
also to select one to Ill the vneancy,
An important meeting Of the BARRIERS
will be held this evening, to talk over
what part they will take IN the Labor
Day demonstration September 2,
Wilbur Trueman, who has been thA
guest of relatives here, returned TO his
home in Toledo yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs, James Dillon, Of Reven-
M, Ohio, spent Sunday with Mr.. and
Mrs. Max Gaus.
Fred McConnRughey left yesterday
for Rochester, Pa, to visit relatives for
few dnys, sa
Miss Maggie Anderson has returned
from q two weeks tour Of the great
lakes.
MIR. and Mrs. John Glenn leave to-day
for Zaneaville, Ohio, TO visit relatives.
Edward Ward. Of GAINESVILLE, spent
Sunday with friends in this city,
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nOMIING.

Averages in the Carroll Club League
nrc ns follows: vogler, Imperinls' 10
1862: Weltzell. VlrgInIns. y, 1926 Hon
man. vIrglnias, 70, 149; Handy Impe-
rails, Il, l47; Cochran, Ncttors' u, Nai
Mcdonnell, Imperlais, u, i45i Evans
imperIals. i2. 14ii Carroll, Jolly Eel
lows, 70. $40: IIores, vlrEiniaa' g. 1897
Mathlson, ]. r., 3, ia9; sonuoileld, I'm
perials. 10, 1873: Doyle, RuFtlcrs' IL lSL'
Ray, Rustlers IL. 1856; Knse, ImnerlalS'
u, 1886; Dick, NettOfs, 3, 1875; o'bflGnn'
YIrginns. G, l3l; Brady Vlrglnlns IL
saucrs. c. n. S., u. 12g; GnuH. Nettors
TO- 1873; Roth, Ruatlers, $, 1875 kaiser,
Rustiers, 6, i27; Riley, c. II. B., D. lii
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-21

ABOUT one month Rgo my child.
which is fifteen months old. had nm at
tack OF dIarrhoea accompanied by vom-
itlnE, l gave It such remedies as are
usually given In such cns0s, but Us
nothing give relief, we sent for ply
glcinn and It was under his care for n
week. At this timo the child had been
sick for about ten days md was having
about twenty-five operations OF the
bowels every twelve hours, and we
were convinced that unless II soon oh
talned relief It would not live, Cham
berlnIn's Collie, Cholera and Diarrhoea
remedy wns recommended, and de-
cided TO try IT, ! soon noticed change
for the better: by Its continued use u
compIete cure was brought about and II
M now perfectly healthy.-C. l.. boEgs,
Stumptown, Gilmcr County, w. Va. For
snle by druggists,
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RAGE 1 WHEELING vs. MANSFIELD.
MONDAY,
TUESDAY,
Rail- WEDNESDAY.
Games called at si4s p. m.
ing down first base. In Saturdays
game he made two hits.

ing uOWn uTAG DAhR, IN PuLuFuuyb
game he made two hits.
The wheelIngs have a long series at
home, as follows:
August p, %, Is, a5-Mansfeid.
August Anew Castle.
August 26-Washlngton National
league team. n
August &c, 26-New Castle.
August rs, 20, S0-Dayton.
September l, 2, S-'TeIedo,
September 9, z, 8, P-FoFt Wayne.
September II, 70, 13.-Sprlngheld.
After the Springfield series the
WheelingN fnish up the season on the
circuit, playing at youngstown, Sep
TENDER IA, Is, 1s. 10, and at New Castle
September Is, 10. 20.
The local management yesterday sue
ceeded In inducing Brashelr to sign
contract for next season. With the eX-
ceptlon OF two men, all the players now
playing with the Fort Wayne team
have signed TO play here next year. The
two men referred to are Guese and Gill
len. II any Of the Western sr Ma
tional league clubs want any OF the
Fort Wayne players they cannot Sc
cure them without Arat paying the
CuEk WhIhH AAlG NAtAAkAAb
price, Fort Wayne Will have the best
team In the Intsr-RtRte league next
season. Manager Glasscock will start
in from the first and will not have to
contend with securing the country for
good men, as he had to do this year
Fort Wayne Journal-GaEette.
The record Of the Wheeling team on
the late trip was an excellent one.
Starting out inauspleiously at Dayton
with an overwhelming defent TO the
tune Of % to 4, the Stogies did about as
well as could be expected at Fort
Wayne, where one out Of three games
was won, and wound up the weeks
campaign glOriousl" at Springfield by
winning three straight from the Cover
nors, making the record for the trip
four victories and three defeats. Prob
ably the roofing for the old Springfield
players on the Wheeling team helped
out the boys at Springfield.
Parvin came In from Springfield yes
terday morning and Is due to pitch this
afternoons game unless Miner reports
in form.
short-stop Zeigler, released last week
by Wheeling, has signed with Spring
field. He played second for the Cover
nors yesterday.
It's pretty near an even thing Toledo
Will not be leading when they complete
their Forthcoming trip through the
eastern circuit. Mansfield and New
Castle IRE two tough propositions, and
the strengthened Weddings and
Youngstowns are not to be sneezed at
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