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The Portland daily press., 1899-01-09

EOR SALE-In Deering. elegant. now, II
! room house on Glenwood Ave- $500: new
room house Glenwoo Ave-, $4,000 handsome
residence rooms. corner of Deering Ave. and
William st, $500; room house stevens Plains
Ave- near Spring St, $500; coy room cot
tage, Thomas -. Woodfords, 1850; these
houses are new. modern and have heat, electric
lights and bells. sewers. bathroom. etc they
are cheap at these prices; we Will make terms
TO suit you and will make 1t an object TO buy
this month DALTON & CO. So Exchange st,
city. decl2tt
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True Every wtS.

Never be at your place OF business when
person wants to borrow money OF you,
because II you are In you will be out, but
II you are out you will be in.-Town and
Country journal.
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DISTINGUISHED INVALIDS b
TER

Washington, January 7.-Both eK.
Secretary of state Foster and Hon. Way ne
Mao Veaigh are steadily gaining ground
and were much improved tonight.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-09
CASToRIA

Bears the signature of cHAs. II. FLErcHHa.
In use for more than thirty years, and
Tie Kind Yos HaSv hiwsys Bought.
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AN N NExATION.
The Question Not Given Much Thought
in Deering.

There is very little being said in Deer
ing at the present time one way or an
other relative to the proposed annexation
of Deering to Portland by act of the legis-
lature. The workers for and against the
I is difficult to learn the move that will
made with the Legislators on the part
of the annexationists or anti -annexa-
tionists.
A short time ago petition favoring
the setting off of Deering onto Portland
was circulated among Dse-ing and Port
land citizens and met with liberal sup
port in both cities. At the present time
the anti-annexationists have petition In
circulation which is not being signed
very largely. protesting against the pro-
posed action by the legislature. and ask
ing that the question be re-submitted to
the p,jople and settled by their votes.
Tha popular opinion seems e. be that
the r.atter can be settled just as well by
the l,gislature.e The cause of annexation
in reering has grown stronger at each
the elections held by the people and
there is no doubt but that the cause
would triumph another time II again
submitted.
Since the last election in ward two,
L eering, which was the strong ward
against annexation, 1t is said on good
authority that at least forty voters have
changed their opinions and are ready to
see the question settled In favor of annex
alton. The same may be said of the
other wards of Deering. although not
perhaps in the same proportion as in
ward two, as the other six wards are
and have been for two or three years
quite strong in favor Of annexation. The
general opinion, voiced alike by annexa-
t,onists and ant,s, is to the effect that
annexation has got TO come within year
or so and therefore might as well come
now as any time. IL there is to be any
considerable amount of opposition to the
proposed bill to be presented to the legis.
iature it is not apparent at the present
time.
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EOR SALE-Bay horse. young, sound and
Il kind. Price reasonable c. G. MORTON,
The Columbian. ~
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fNo LET-Upper tenement OF seven rooms In
Il house 52s Cumberland street has separate
bath, steam heat electric bell calls, sun all
day aud all modern conveniences. For other
par icular call on CoE THE Halter, 1877
Middle street II
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High single string, Merriwether, 1856.
High three string, total, Merriwethei
339
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L,oR sALE-A traverse runner pung. built
Il of best material has q portable top and
fancy iron Sides very stylish, has only bsen
used n delivering mats and caps. For other
Particulars, call on C0E THE HALTER. lT
Middle st. I'll
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WANTED.
Tsrsy words Inserted under thts head
ne vsst for aB cents essh In savauoaI

DUPILS WANTKD-A teacher Of ten years
L experience In college preparatory work
wishes pupils. Younger children taught IL de
sired. References given. Address KATE NJ.
ESTEY. Woodfords, Me. jan1du
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-09

Pure strong and Harmless. True Of
Ponds Eztract-that great remedy for all pain.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-09

EURNISHED HOUSE rO LET-A thorough
ly comfortable house to let at reasonable
terms for few months or permanently, with
or without furniture. Address MISS L. 5.
SARGENT, lsS Danforth rect corner
Braokett. 6I
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TO LET-An upper tenement OF SIX rooms on
William street Deering. near Forest avenue.
Bath room. opep hreplaces. sci tuts. and all mod
erD conycbiancts. Elegantly furnished. ". r.
CARR, Room g. 1s5 Middle street. 9-1
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TOILET.

Forty words inserted under this head
ono week for e5 cents. cash in advance.
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-09
BOWLING.

The standing of the clubs in the tour
nament at Pines alleys Is as follows:
PLAYED. Won. Lost. I. Pins
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I oST-on Tuesday evening somewhere be-
II tween Neal and Crescent Sts., Dec. q. a
square black pocketbook containing a sum OF
money, also visiting cards. Finder will be
suitably rewarded by returning same to HAR-
RET o. PROCTOR, 81 Crescent St Al
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FEMALE HELP WAIVED.
SPOT cAsH-OLp COLD.

We Civ you the highest price for Old Gold as
we use itefor making rings. MchENNEh the
Jeweler Monument Square. ocC1uti
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WANTED-Customer for fine top sleigh at
w less than wholesale price, conn ort style,
high spring back. screen dash. a good one and
We are going to sell 1t low. Look at IL. BRAD
LEY & SMALL. 30 Preble St. Al
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E0R SALE-Doubie Harness. One set made
by nm OF Concord. full lubber. / i-s trace
used few times, sell At half price; One set
hockawa SILVER mounted, i-2 t ce. hne con-
dition, price low. BRADLEY & SMALL, IS
Preble St 81
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w ANTED-S Second hand napths or gasolene
W launch, f6 10 % feet long. In good repair.
Address DIR. STEVENS, Barton Landing. VI.
T-t
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LNOR SALE--Located on Carleton St. close to
Congress St, detached wooden house OF
10 rooms and bath, In the best of repair, ar
ragged for one family. good opportunity for one
to purchase a nic- home.l or further particulars
price and terms apply To HENRY 5. TRICKBY,
l21 Exchange St 81
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LOST AND FOUND.

I oST-Jan. B. 80. a pair of gold bowed
IL glasses on Green, Portland Preble or Mid
die Sts. Finder please ca II between 500 and
100 p. m. at l0T Clark st. aud receive reward
Al
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-09
THOUSAND RINGS

To select from. Diamonds, Opals, Peal.
Kubys and all other precious Stones, Engage
meut and Wedding Rings specially, Largest
took in the city. dckENNEY, the Jeweler
NJ Monument Square. marl9du
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-09
MARRY naE, NELLIE,

And will buy you such q pretty Ring at
McKenrey's. A thousand solid gold Rugs,
Diamonds 0palPearls. RlbIes, Emeralds and
Wedding Rings speeiai % Lsmsa LaEssst stock apa II
city. MCKINNEY. The Jeweler. Monument
square mar22dn
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-09

NANTED-At Mrs. Palmer's office 800 IL
w Congress St.. by 10 girls and women out
OF employment; men and women hotel cooks,
private family cooks, general work girls, kitch-
en-. Laundry and scrub girls nurses Tor the sick.
all waiting for employment. Call Immediately.
81
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a. ANTkD-Afier having the Grippe take DR..
w AhAk's Stomacn and Blood Remedy To
purify the blood and build up the system. For
sale by ID. w. Hezeltine. and c. h. Newcomb,
B3 Nesper 50. Al
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-09

To the Senate and House ofRepresenta-
tives.
rNHE under signed respectfully pray for a
L charter as street railway company, from
somep ONT in Gorham, thence through stand
ish Windham Raymond 10 Casco village
tbanee In some point IN or near Naples village.
with sncn powers as have been granted to simi-
lar CORPORATIONS and as 10 your Honorable
Body NAV seem iit and proper.
O. HANCOCK, and Associates.
December 10th. 1898. dec2sd3w
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-09

N ORTGAGES NEGOTIATED-We have
vi funds of clients To invest in first mortgages
on real estate security at 8 per cent. interest.
and suburban property Apply real estate
ofice, First National Bank Building. FREDEh-
LEX s. VAIL. 5ec9d4w
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-09
FOR SALE.


EoR sALE-Rstats on Congress and FRANKLIN
u streets known as Charles II. Chase estate
consistih got house OF about 20 rooms and elegant
corner lot OF land. facing Congress street and
Lincoln Park. Apply 70 J. ALBION BRIGGS,
SomerviIle. Mass. 81
The Portland daily press., 1899-01-09

WANTED-I am now ready to buy all kinds
w of cast OF ladies', gents and children :
clothing. pay more than any purchaser ln
the city. SenI letters to MR.. or MRS. De
GROoT, 10 Middle St. 81
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WASTED-At once $4,000 at a good
w rate of interest, best OF security given.
Address Box I'LL city. 6-i
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MALE HELP WANTED.

GOVERNMENT POSITIONS-Don't prepare
" for any civil service examination without
seeing our Illustrated catalogueof informa Ion.
Sent free. COLUMBIAN CORRESPONDENCE
COLLEGE. Washington, ID. c. I'll
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WANTED SITUATIONS.

WANTED-By young lady of good appear
w apee and address. and who Is a good writer,
q position IN the office OF a doctor. dentist or
lawyer. as bookkeeper and general office assist
ant. and to receive and entertain waiting visit
ors. Address YOUNG LADY, Press Office. 81
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WANTED-A young man OF good address. 10
w make himself generally useful In an once
on Exchange St, one ospab OF making ool
leotlons and writing good legible hend pre-
ferod. Address Box -, Press office. 81
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SALESMAN WANTED-One for every state,
- to sell goods To the retail trade. Expert
ence unnce ,sary. Salary from the start sl5 TO
sample and postage. send 30 cents 70 THE
WILSON COMPANY, "a School St, Boston.
81
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WANTED-Position as stenogrspher and
w typewriter or clerk In store by young
man of considerable Experience In both lines OF
business; reference furnished. Address "A"
box 81. East Deerlng, Me. Al
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-02
BENWooDNRWs.
Local Happenings ofInportance In a
Bnsy Towa.

Local Happenings ofIinporance IN .
Bnsy Towa.
The long delayed action on the Inde-
pendent telephone ordinance will ma
teriallze into some action by council at
It's meeting next Tuesday evening. At
the last meeting a resolution WIS
adopted. making the ordinance the first
item Of business at the next meeting,
so It Is TO come up at last. Local busi-
ness men ARE nearly all In favor OF the
home company's proposition. The
cheaper phones will have an additional
value because there will be about one
hundred subscribers. The Bells service
has thirty phones in Benwood.
There is great interest taken In the
road race which 10 10 be given by Sea-
bright & Bow, Saturday evening, Aug
ust s. The race will be from Benwood
TO MeAiechen and return, over the tol-
lowing streets: From Drovers' Home
south on Jacob street to Third. east TO
Marshall. south to Fourth. west 70
Main, south to Ninth, east to Marshall,
south TO AIcAlechen's department store.
Returning over same route to place OF
starting. ANY rider using any other
route win be disqualified.
The Boggs' run bridge Is being re-
paired. and yesterday for several hours
teams were held back on account oil the
flooring being removed, and the I'M
porthnce of the bridge as a connecting
thorouRhfare between Wheeling and
BenwOod was never more appreciated
by travellers than It wns yesterday
when traffic was shut on. The car
rails were not disturbed, fortunately.
The bridge IL to be strengthened and
receive q new floor.
II no more developments occur be-
fore August -, the quarantine on the
RIssett home will be lifted, rs nll the
smallpox has been stamped out and all
danger viii have been passed on the
date named, unless something unfore-
seen occurs.
Once upon a time, Benwood gfocers
displayed their apples In front OF their
stores within easy access OF passersby.
Sad TO relate, only turnips, potatoes
an sIch now confront the hungry pc
destriRn.
The Marshall county teachers instl-
tute opens ut Moundsville next Monday.
The teachers met at Benwood last year,
It will be remembered, distinctly.
Mr.. and Mrs. William snider and
family have gone to Mt. Clemens, and
VIII visit several points OF Interest In
Michigan before their return.
Squire Henry Riddle viii build a
twelve-roomed house on McMechen
street The contracts haven't been let
yet.
Jacob schrnmm and Nate Goodwin
left yesterday for Glover's Gap. on
turtle-huntlng expedition,
Mrs. William Lee. whose husband
died recently. will remove to Man
nIngton this week.
Mrs. Willis Crawford is erecting
sIx-roomed dwelling on McMechen
street.
Paul Rigot returned yesterday from
business trip to Pittsburgh.
Henry Hill has moved into his new
house on Marshall street,
DR.. Alley is entertaining his brother
from Video. Pa.
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGs.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
OrBelmont County


OrBelmont County
Some time ago the Intelllgencer noted
the fear that Ira GIfren, of this vIcin-
ity, had died in Cuba, his father being
exercised over the confusion Of the
name with that OF Gifiln. The war de-
partment took the matter up and final
~ learned that Ira Giffen did die in the
service July 5. OF yellow fever. The re-
mains have been properly cared for
and will he sent to his fathers home
here the coming winter. The claim for
the property belonging to him and what
ls due was properly iiled with the de-
partment yesterday under instructions.
Word from Hon. w. H. Booth. the
Monroe county representative who was
seriously injured by his horse running
away, now indicates that he will re-
cover, though he Is not out OF danger,
Unless complications set in, however,
he viii recover.
The Art Glass Sign Company is NOV
ing their factory from the old Belmont
packing room on Rose Hill. This
building VIII be used by the Novelty
Stamping Company as n dipping room
for their enameling department.
The Heatherlngton brass bnRd will
leave this afternoon for Bethesda,
where they will remain for ton days
during the assembly. This Is the third
season this band has furnished music
at this resort.
Miss Mabel LIchtenberger PLEASANTLY
entertained a party Of friends last
evening ut her home on Tallman ave-
nue., in honor Of her guest, Miss Cook.
Misses Frankie and Annie Ward. OF
the Fourth ward. left yesterday after
noon for Bethesda, to remain for n
week.
Miss Lizzie Haney. OF the Third ward.
left yesterday afternoon for Arm
strong's Mills. to spend two weeks.
Miss Mary Parks went to Epworth
park yesterday morning to remain dur
ing the assembly.
Charles Duffy. OF WellsvilIe, is the
guest OF friends and relatives in the
Fourth ward.
Miss Eva Berry. of Urbnna. Ohio. is
visiting friends and relatives IN the
First ward.
Miss Jessie Dunawny, Of the Fifth
ward. has gone to Morristown, to spend
two weeks.
Miss Sarah Coyle, of Pittsburgh, is
the guest OF friends and relatives on
Rose Hill.
Miss Cassie Myers has returned home
from n weeks visit with relatives In
Brilliant.
RoIlo Lee. Of Columbus. is the guest
of friends and relatives in the Third
ward.
Miss Emma Cook. of East Liverpool.
is the guest OF friends In the Fourth
ward.
Rev. o. W. Holmes spent yesterday
Mt Epworth Park.
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The funeral Of Mrs. Annn Norton oc-
CURED yesterday morning from the res
Idenre OF her daughter. Mrs. David
Barton. and was LARGELY attended, In
termcnt was at Davis cemetery, back
Of Bellnire.
The men at work putting down the
street car track on Pike street were on
duty yesterday on account Of the FISH
plate which wns expected 20 arrive
from Cleveland Monday, not showing
up.
A large crowd Of colored people from
here Will 80 TO Chippewa Lake to-mur-
row. The Methodist and Baptist
churches Of this city picnic there on
That date.
A large number Of the colorcd odd
Fellows from here went 10 Washington,
Pa. yesterday. to attend the annual
convention, and also to take part In the
prize drill.
George Pordexter goes to Chippewa
Lake tomorrow, TO spend the day.
George Ia the well known cmploye at
the Dollar Savings bank.
The Farmers Home picnic VIII be
held at Whites Grove. ten miles back
Of Bellnlrc. Wednesday. August i6.
4. T. Bowie had three fingers on his
right hand badly cut yesterday, while
handling some glassware.
Miss Nellie Lyle leaves to-day for
Cullipolis. 10 visit relatives FOR a couple
OF weeks.
George Russell went 10 Pennington
yesterday 20 visit relatives for n week.
Edward shr1des LEFT yesterday FOR
BrRdys Lake. 10 be gone ten days,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-02
M'NIECHEN NOTES.
Daily Items Of Interest About People
aud Events.

Daily Items Of Interest About People
aud Events,
William Riley. Pete Ham, James
Shay and Frank Lemrlck, accompanied
by their wives. left yesterday to spend
two weeks on Fish creek.
Mrs. Edward and Mrs. Nora Thonen
and Miss Marie Zimmerman, are the
guest Of friends at Darlington. Ohio.
Grant Steele. Of Pittsburgh. is visit
ing his brother, Luther, OF Gravel
street.
Mrs. s. b. West and children left yes
terdoy to visit her mother, at Louis
Vile, Ky.
Mrs. O. D. Wilson left yesterday for
months visit with friends In Indi-
ann.
Mrs. Jake shafer ls spending n week
visiting friends at Marietta, Ohio.
Mrs. j. j. McAIechcn leaves in few
days for Atlantic City
Mrs, Robert Buazard Is the guest Of
friends nj Cameron.
Mrs. Z, L. shrivcr Is visiting friends
ut Fettermnn.
Bruce stewart Is Mt conncllsvllle, Pa,
on business.
Mrs. y. a. Kerr Is visiting friends at
Grafton.
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nUNCHEp THEIR INNS.

LOUISVILLE, August 1.-The Colonies
punched their hits in two innings, and
with the Giants errors scored another
easy victory Wagner stole. home In the
fourth inning while Meekin held the ball
Right Fielder Mike Tternan was to-day
given his unconditional release by New
York. Attendance, 200. Score:
RHE
Sew York ~. 20 . 0 Q 0 . 0 Ii 6 2
Earned rams. none. Time, $40 Umpire.
smith. Batteries, Bowling and Powers;
MeekIn and Wilson.
BOTH PITCHERS LOOKED ALIKE"
CINCINNATI August 1.-The locals
pounded both Dunn and Yeager hard to-
day. and won an unIntercsting game At
tendance. 3,50c. Score;
fi,5Sir - . Q o 0 , Q o "a . !
Batteries. Hawley and Peltz; Dunn.
Ycager and Farrell. Earned runs, GIN
clnnatl Z; Brooklyn 2, Time, 2:2O, Um-
plrcs, Lynch and Connolly.
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PHILADELPHIA. August lin the sec
ond inning OF the last game to-day the
PhlIlles made two errors and Cleveland
hit Mngec safely five times. Bernhard was
then substituted and the visitors secured
nut two hits during the remainder or the
caf.lc. Schmidt was a mystery 70 tn"
hCoyy hitting Quakcrs. The FIRST game
was comparatively easy for the Phillie1.
Attendance. Sis. Scorrds
t-rr., GANG. RHE
clcyslanJ ~ / 90 O.OlO 2-jn ?
Phliadelp'a 20 o. / 100 - .
batteries. Hughcy and suEden; Frazer
and Douglass. Earned runs. Philadelphia
4: cleveland 3 Time. l:jj. Cmplreh, Gan-
ney md Latham.
S.,cDJ came. RH r
ci sSsIag 40 ..o o o 1000 0-6 S .
Phlladclp'a 80 0 20 % q
batteries. gchmIdt and sugden; Mage,
bernhard ard Mcfarland. Earned runs
phlIadelphin 2: Cleveland l. Time, hours.
rmplrcs GaIncy and Latham.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-02

WIN often cause n horrible burn.
scnld. cut or bruisc. Bucklcn's Arnica
snlve, the best In tho world. will kill the
pain and promptly heal II, Cures old
sores, fever sores ulcers, bolla, felons.
corns. all skin eruptlons Best pile cure
on earth. Only % cts. box. Cure
guaranteed. Sold by Logan Drug Co,
druggists
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TO.pAY,s GAMES.
To-DAY's GAMES.
Fort Wayne at Wheeling
Dayton at youngstown.
Springfield ut New Castle.
Toledo ut MANSFIELD

Dayton ut youngstown.
Springfield At New Castle.
Toledo ut Mansfield.
The wheeiings lost a closely contest
ed game yesterday afternoon to Jack"
Glasseock's Fort Wayne team. Both
teams played an excellent fielding
game, but in hitting the HoosIers had
much the better of the stogles. fifteen
clean drives being made OF Pnstorius'
delivery, while Guese was touched up
only to the extent OF nine. a feature OF
the game was "Bnly" Niles scratch
home run, the ball getting out OF Ly-
ties optical range somewhere around
the right field fence. The most etEeo,
tive hit in the game was Denny" I5y-
ons' two-bagger in the fourth, when the
bases were filled. Three runs came in
or the hit, but Lyons hlmsel. was
thrown out at the plate In an attempt
to score on Reimans failure to handle
Bcrgen's assist to retire Lyons at Sec
ond.
The visitors scored n run each In the
first four innings, aud got three IN II
bunch in the NTH. After that Pastor
Jus was more effective. and his gilt
edged support prevented the scorips Of
more runs for the visiting team.
Wheeling got three in the fe1tth In
ming and tied the score. Zeigler caught
one Of Guese's swift shoots on the arm
and trotted. and then stole second.
Cote worked base on balls. and Pas
torius' single filled the bases. all with
one out. The best Dobbs had In the
shop was a pop-up fly to Bergen, but
Lyons come along with a very timely
two Dagger over Niiller's head in left
field, which scored three runs. Bergen
threw to Relman to catch Lyons OF
second, and when the ball got through
Reiman and rolled out into center
Denny" tried for the run, but was de-
clared out on very close decision.
Fort Wayne forged ahead again in
the fifth on singles by Babb and Lytle,
Belden's base on balls, and Reimun's
slashinE single to center. Ia
In the seventh Wheeling scored two
on Lyons single and Niles scratch
home run. Lytle came up on the hit in
an endeavor to make a dive-on catch,
but Instead the ball got through home
and "Pop" ragged and fumed out at the
fence in vain endeavo= to recover the
bail while Niles chased himself around
for the circuit OF bases
In the eighth. singles were made in
succession by Guese and Miller and
Leteher's clever sacrifice sent the run
ners up n notch. The next man up,
Glasscock. happily. was anilntleld out,
and Babb's fly to strang ended the In
nlug with no runs. ..r
Wheeling made 1t interesting in the
ninth. Dobhs led on with bOunder TO
Rrlman. who handled the ball oleanly,
but "Dobbsy" ran like n deerhounl
and bent the sphere out at first. The
excitement was added to when Lyons
rot base on four wide ones. and
Niles neat sacrifice advanced both run
ners. on Myers Inaeld lift, Dobbs
scored. but Babb. who got the ball,
touched Lyons out Gucse wal un-
steady and CAV? strang base on BALI.
the second gift Of the inning, but
o'Hara's fly was taken by Belden and
the game was won by Fort Wayne.
Score.
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ST louis. August LIST. Louis came
out on top to-day in tho greatest game OF
bail over secn In this city TIE same
seemed hUpelcgnly lost 70 the Pcrtectos,
but they rallied on each occasion. Powell
relieved SudhoG IN the twelfth Inning and
won the game IN the fourteenth by bat
Ing tho ball TO tho club house for homo
I"''' RHE
6, T,oulg ...OOOOOO2OIlO - .
Rosfon ......O0Ol O101O1 ga o. II /
BATTERIES. Sudho1, Powell and schrecon-
lyS@fs Nichols and Clarke Earned runs,
"a fouls 4. Borton o Time, hours. Um-
pirea. ODay and McG1rr.