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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-18
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of WheOlInG's
Progressive NCighbOr.

The picnic Of the Baptist church and
Sunday school, which was scheduled
for tomorrow at Cressup's grove, has
been postponed until Saturday, They
have engaged the steamer Leroy and
barge to make the trip, and 5will leave
swartzs landing promptly at . o'clock.
The fare for adults Will be % cents.
and children under 10 years Of age 10
cents.
Charles Downey was appointed Mt
special meeting Of the Independent
hose company to so to Salem and se-
cure quarters for the running team. He
win leave to-day, with instructions to
net the very best accommodations, 40
that the boys may keep themselves in
good shape for the races.
The beaumont glass factory started
yesterday, with ak shops on. which
viii be the regular day turn. with four
running at night. This plant employs
about 100 hands Mt present, with every
thing running nicely and Will be quite
an addition TO the clty's Industries.
Miss Bessie Watson very enJoyably
entertained about twenty OF hCr friends
last evening, Mt her home on Hickory
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A DOUBLE SEASON

Suggested az Means of RcnewihE
Interest in the Interstate League.
NIagnates Asked 70 Express Them.
selves.
1t is the desire OF every club in the
Interstate league OF base ball clubs
that the interest in the championship
race be maintained to the finish. Un-
doubtedly the interest Is now far from
being what the club owners desire
Why? Because Toledo has apparently
a clnch on the pennant. Unless the
Mud Hens fail all over themselves they
are sure winners.
Especially is renewed interest and
enthusiasm desirable just at this mo-
ment when a change is being made in
the leagues circuit, by the substltu-
ton Of Columbus for Grand Rapids.
Will Columbus enthuse over the sixth
place Grand Rapids aggregation when
they failed to support Lotus team that
was in the hunt for the lead at all
stages In the Western? Certainly not
Then what OF Wheeling, and Of
Youngstown and OF Daytonl Every
body will acknowledge that something
Is needed to revive interest in all OF
these towns, whose Interstate teams
have proved such disappointments
Is there remedy?
There is, and the fnteiiigencer has ia
ken occasion TO bring II to the atten-
tlon Of the Interstate magnates.
Why not divide the season, close up
the first season on August l, and be-
Gin anew with all the clubs starting at
scratch for the second championship
the next day?
n this can be done, every team Will
strengthen and make n desperate et.
fort for a better showing in the second
season, Then, again. the two pennant
winners could be brought together at
the end in Anal series to determine
the championship for the entire season,
and this would mean shekels galore Tor
the two clubs iigurIng.
Doubtless the Toledo newspaper gang
will let out wall Of deepest anguish
that anyone should suggest such plan
dust as they did on u former OCCASION
but the fact remains that bolsterins
up Of some sort Is badly needed' ana II
the Toledo crowd has anything peter
to suggest the, Intelligencer. ana tne
fans OF Wheeling will be only too SIau
to endorse i. Az,
The Inte!lIgencer has submitted TINS
plan to President Power and the mag
mates OF the league, with the request
TINT they express their views. II Is
hoped that there may be showing OF
sentiment that Will result In the adop-
ton OF O needed measure OF relief
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BENWOOD NEWS.
Local Happenings ofImportance In a
Busy Town.

Local Happenings OfImportance In q
Busy Town.
The employees OF the Wheeling steel
works will hold a meeting at the city
hail this evening, for the purpose, 1T is
said. OF deciding whether they viii or
ganIze themselves into union. The
meeting was to have been held few
weeks ago. but some OF the men were
unable to attend, The chances are bet
ter for this evening on account OF the
bill being of, owing to n scarcity OF
metal.
The premium lists for the Ohio Val
ley Agricultural Associations fair at
Moundsville, September u, IL and IA.
have been distributed In Benwood. and
between their covers is mitch interest
ing reading matter.
There is considerable rivalry be-
tween the ]. II. Doyle and Baltimore &
Ohio shop teams, especially since SAT-
urdny's failure for both to get together,
1t will be hot game when they meet.
Samuel j. Hunter, OF Lineberger y
Hunter, who has been frustrating at
Warrington, after Siege OF typhoid
fever, is expected home on Thursday.
Uncle Toms Cabin" will be an Mt
traction here on Friday, showing un-
der canvas.
Miss Gertrude Mahood left yesterday
TO visit relatives In Akron, Ohio.
DR.. Eskey's father. from Pennsylva-
MIA, IL "Isitlng him.
Miss Sadie Barrett has returned
from Pittsburgh.
The lower steel works wifi likely get
ON tomorrow.
Miss Lizzie Mccabe is visiting in
Denver, Col
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eeaal9aNee.

;NoTIeE
OF tho intention OF THE WHEELING
& BELMONT BRIDGE COMPANY" to
pay on ard redeem all OF the bonds o.
said company outstanding and unpaid.
Whereas, There are now outstanding
and unpaid SO bonds made by The Wheel
ing 4 Belmont Bridge Company for tho
principal sum Of $1,000 each. dated the lst
day OF May, a. D. 1898, and payable to
ing on the ist day Of May, a. D. 1913. with
interest thereon at the rate OF per cent
per Annum, but redeOmHble by the said
bridge company, at It's option. on the ist
after before maturity, which outstanding
bonds are numbered corsccutlvely from 3
to ca, both Inclusive and amount OF prin-
clpnl sum TO $1,000; and tho payment OF
which bonds and interest is secured by o
first deed OF trust OF the said bridge conn
pany, dated the iFt day OF May, A. ID.
iSg3, on The two bridges In the city OF
Wheeling OF said company across the two
branches Of the Ohio river, and other prop
crty Of said company, made by said COM
pnny to Julius Pollock, trustee, and duly
recorded in the office Of the clerk OF the
coUrty court OF Ohio county; and whereas
the said bridge company has by virtue OF
the right reserved to II in said deed elected
to pay and redeem on the LIST day OF
August. 1879 at Tho National Exchange
Bank OF Wheeling CThe Exchange Bank
OF Wheeling where said bonds were pnyn-
bic having ceased to do busineSsl ull the
said outstanding and unpaid bonds, NUM-
bcrod from 10 co inclusive, and has so
notified the undersigned trustee, who by
virtue OF the authority vested In him by
said deed has selected and designated the
said THE National Exchange Bank Of
Wheeling as the place Of payment OF said
bonds and Interest,"
Now, therefore. the undersigned trustee,
and The Wheeling g. Belmont Bridge Conn
pnny hereby give notice to NIL whom i
may concern that said bridge company Will
nay and redeem al the said The National
EXchnnge Bank Of Wheeling In the city
or Wheeling, wcat Virginia. on the first
dnv OF August, a, u, 1893, NIL OF Enld bonds
outstanding and unpaid, numbered from
n 10 60, both inclusive. AggTegatlng OF
prlnc!pnl sum 200; and That upon said
ist day Of August. \. y. 1899, interest upon
snld bonds will ceAse, and the Interest
coupons therto attached or originally Mt
taehod to the same, and severed there
from, which shall not then have become
due VIII become null md void and tho
said bridge company will no longer be
'''''' JULIUS POLLOCK, Trustee.
THE WHEEHiSg & BEL,
MONT BRIDGE COMPANY,
UyJ, N, VANCE. President jylS-tth&S
"
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WELLsBURG.
DoIngs ofPCoplo In the Brooke Coun'
" MctrOpolIs.


James Saunders returned yesterday
from Il trip to his former home In Eng
land. He reports n pleasant trip, but
Ia glad to get back to Wellsburg. He
says the old country Is awny behind US
in everything except roads, OF which
they have the very best.
The Sunday Schools Of the Prcsbyte-
rlnn and Methodist Episcopal churches
will excurt to Browns island on the Il.
NJ. Bayne on Thursday. a very large
crowd is expected, us many outside Of
the two schools Will take In this de-
llghlrul trip.
A number Of Wcftsburg people leave
Tomorrow for Indianapolis, Ind, 10 at
tend the international Epworth League
convention. Mr.. and Mrs. q. W. Nc
Cord. W. G. Barclay ana n. A. Sheets
are among them.
Rev. r. J. Duffy, Of st, Johns Catho-
lie church, has returned from Mt, Glenn
ems, Mich, and conducted services on
Sunday. His many friends nrc pleased
to note the Improvement In his health
CLIFFORD Shearer, veteran Of the
Spanish war, has returned to Chs City,
Ind. after visit 10 his parents, Mr.
and Mrs, Andrew Shenrcr
Mrs II. w. Carmichael has gone to
Bolivar. Pa, whore her husband IA SUI
pcrintendcnt Of pressed brick plant.
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MouNDsvfLLE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshal
NnUutx.'u Cbtof C,tty

Yesterdays News From Marshall
COunty's Chief City.
Misses Hattie Johnson, Texie Jones
and Eta and Iva CourtwrIght are
home from attending the Christian En-
deaVor convention at Detroit. They
were also at Mt. Clemens, Mackinac
and Put-in-Bay.
Misc Emma Zoller who was the
guest OF the Misses Hall for several
days, has returned to her home at Cum
berland, Ohio, accompanied by Miss
Eva Hall.
A number Of MoundsvilIe people at
tended the camp meeting OF tine rolOred
people, held at Arnold's grove. on Fork
Ridge, Sunday.
j. NJ. McBroom. OF the West Virginia
Clothing Company, left yesterday TO
spend n vacation at his home at Jeru-
sRlem Ohio.
Misses Laura b. WOODBURY. and Mol
lie Reppetto md Mamie Mckinley. Of
Wheeling, leave to-day for Mt. Glenn
ems, Mich.
Mrs. G. Hauch and son, Raymond. Of
Pittsburgh. lre the guests OF Mrs.
H0nch's sister, Mrs. Herman Hess.
The Phoebe Rowe Missionary Society
met with Miss Mary Scott, at her home
on Tomlinson avenue, last night.
Miss Lizzie Lowe. of the First ward,
is home from an extensive visit with
friends at Buckhannon.
Miss Kate KluGg, of Wheeling. is the
guest Of her sister, Mrs. John Cook, Of
Sixth street.
q. W. Berry, Of Rosby's Rock. was
shaking hands with friends here yester.
day.
Miss Verna Stewart has returned
from visiting friends at Washington,
Pa.
Or. D. ]. States left yesterday morn
ing for Morgantown, on business trip.
7. j. Clark was business caller in
Wheeling yesterday.
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o. ms. 9MhAam,
Awn 2Zass.


"DBAR FnrEND-A year ago was Q
great sufferer from female weakness.
NY head ached ali the time and would
get 60 dizzy end hsve that all gone
feeling In the stomach and was 80
nervous and restless that / did not
know what 70 do with myself.
"My food did me no good and had .
bad case Of whites. Iwrote 70 you and
after taking Lydia 3. Pinkham's vege-
table Compound as directed, can
truly soy tbit feel like new woman
and cannot tell you how grateful am
TO you.
al have recommended e to all my
friends and have given It to my
daughter who Is now getting along
splendldly. May you live many years
70 help our suffering sisters. "-MRs. Q.
cARPHsIEB, $50 GRAND ST., BROOKLYN,
NY.
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street, Dancing and other social diver
sions were INDUCED In until n late hour.
Elegant refreshments were discussed
during the evening.
The cemetery trustees have pur-
chased from William Senbright four
acre tract Of land to be used for GENE.
terry purposes. The land Will be laid
OF into 800 lots, 6xl6 feet, and VIII be
sold ut $40 each. The price paid for
the ground was $l,4OO.
The woman's Home Missionary So.
cIety Of the Presbyterian church VIII
meet at the home Of Mrs. Darrah. on
North Fifth street, tomorrow evening,
instead Of Friday evening. as an
nounced In yesterdays issue.
The Young ladies of st. Mary's church
will give lawn fete tomorrow eve
ming, on the lawn In front Of Rev. Null
hearn's residence, on North Fourth
street.
H. C. ulrich leaves to-day on lake
trip OF 1900 miles. passing through De-
troIt, Port Huron, Mackinac, Sault Ste:
Marie and Duluth and return. He Will
be gone about two weeks.
Edward shrodes, It is reported, was
bitten by one OF the famous kissing
bugs" Sunday evening, and his lower
Jaw Is badly swollen from the bite.
The funeral of George. the two-year-
old son OF Margaret Roup, will occur
this afternoon at Q o'clock. Interment
at RlVerYiew cemetery.
Miss Margaret Smith very PLEASANT
ly entertained her Sabbath school
class last evening at her home on "the
heights"
Miss Ella Inglebrlght Will entertain
the ThImble Bee at her home, In the
First ward. tomorrow evening.
Mrs. M. NJ. Sheets and daughter,
Clara, leave Thursday for Atlantic
City. to be gone about two weeks.
Mrs. ]. o. Stewart returned yesterday
from Pittsburgh. where she has been
the guest OF relatives.
Miss Margaret Armstrong. OF Pitts
burgh, is visiting friends and relatives
In this city.
Miss Edith Lady returned from a
pleasant vIsl: with Pittsburgh friends
yesterday.
Mr.. and. Mrs. A. C. Boyd and son
Ralph are visiting relatives in this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph Efancs leave to-
day for Fairmont, to visit friends.
Miss Ella Barr leaves for Cambridge,
Ohio, to-day, to visit relatives
Miss Emmn Joy leaves to-day for Sis
tersVille TO visit friends.
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PITTsBURGH vs.. WHEELING.
The Drummors Of tho Respective
Citlcs 70 Clash Hnrn SntnrdnY.

The Drummcrs Of tho Respective
Cities to Clash Here Saturday.
A scrappy ball game is promised at
the Island ball park next Saturday af-
ternoon. The Pittsburgh travelling men
will come here on that date to lock horns
with the Wheeling drummers in hopes of
retrieving the recent defeat at New Cas-
tie. at the hands of the Wheeling
knights Of the grip. The score on that
occasion wns 10 to In favor OF the local
artists. The Pittsburghers Will be ac-
companied to Wheeling by host Of
rooters, and Judged by the sale Of tlck-
cts there will be large crowd see the
game. Wheellng's roster Includes the
following: Halter. Sells, HalnGs. Klnch-
eloe. Hastings, Stevenson. Derry, Nc
Caull, Gaus, Montgomery.
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In the Mozart league, C. c. C. took
three straight from N. p. L. g A. A.
c. c. C.-o'BrIen 1872, 15l. 179 Gaus,
lO5, l4S, 1928: Meteor, 223, 1926. l67; Shan
ley, 49, 1856, In: Cochran, 179. 1877, 49,;
Blind, 1874. 143. 145; totals, OIL S5S. Ss2.
N. Il. L. e. A. A.-Beuter, l57, 1882, 1874;
Bycott. $40, 112, 10g; Wilhelm, III, 149,
1876; Jones, 1874. l42. 1876; Uortemar, IA,
1S7, lCii T'nIck, 1924. 1870, 156; totals, $40,
~, $40.
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NEW YORK. July 17.-Henrl Four
nler, the noted long distance bicycle
rider died at the Manhattan hospital
last night. from injuries received In a
bicycle accident on Seventh avenue Il
few hours previous. He was thirty
five years old. Fournler was run down
by n racing team. He was thrown from
his wheel and unable to rise, another
team was close on him when citizen
saw his peril and dragged him to the
sidewalk. His injuries were Internal.
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MADE IT THREE STRAIGHT.

NEW YORK, July 1.-THE BrOokiyns
made It three straight with Chicago to-
day by better all around play, oarvin
started on at great pace, but went UP In
the afr In the third and was hit safely four
times, which. with base on balls and a
wild throw let in enough runs to win.
Hughes was effective In all but two inn.
ings. casey's third base play was 9 feat
ure. Score: EEl
Chicago ..,...8 2 o 0 0 0 0 q 81 8 2
Brooklyn $50 0 Q 0 0 '-7iS l
Earned runs. Chicago q; Brooklyn 8. Bat
terles. Gnrvln and DonahuO; Hughes and
MCGUIRE. EMPIRES, swartWood and Hunt.
Time, ISL. Attendance, 1900.
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BOWLING.

By defeating the Colts three games
last night. the Reliance jumped into
third place. Score: Reliance, Ross,
142, 167, 165: Browning. 12S. 176, 167;
ZImmer, 1877. 12S. l4S; HOres l27, 1870, 40;
links. l2T. l26, 1874: Blind, 100, no. l47;
totals, no. SIG. 500.
Colts. Emblem. 1879, 1856, 2O5; r. En-
blem, 95. l2s, 81 Israel, l0i, IS, l07; ],
RAIDER, 1877, 1888, 140: Hanes, $50. Iii, l24,
White, 1913. Of, III; totals, 7S5, 76s, 706.
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TO Join the Builders Exchange eNcur-
sion to Put-ln-B Bay Saturday, July %,
via the Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad
to Toledo, thence by Detroit & CleVo-
land line steamers, Builders Exchange
trips have always been high class. Only
Sc round trip. Tickets good fifteen
days. Train leaves Wheeling Mt ll;l5 Il.
M, city time Low side trip rate to
MncklnRc Island. Middle Bass Island,
Cedar Point. Phone S2I for informn-
tion,
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The Baltimore & Ohio shop team, Of
Benwood. challenge the j. Il. Doyles, Of
McMechen, for n game to be played at
the Island ball park, on any date the
Doyles select. The game to be for $50
a side. An answer through the Intelll-
gencer will receive attention. The
Doyles are asserting that the Baltl-
more & Ohio team rs not bona tlde
shop team, but made UP Of semi-pro-
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oRIoLEs, POOR WoRK.

BALTIMORE, July f7.-Aii around poor
work by the orioles. combined with Hugh,
ey's excellent pitching, gave Cleveland the
first game at Union Park this afternoon.
Harleys ankle was hurt In a collision at
third In the eighth inning and he was re-
placed by Schmidt, Bates was the easlest
kind Of fruit for the Orioles in the second
game. and the contest soon developed Into
farce Schmidt and Bates exchanged
positions In the fifth and the fusllRde
First game; II p
s gIIi,lISaS ....,2 g S-2,5 :
Earned runs, Baltimore ]; Cleveland s.
Batteries Kltson, Nops and Crisham:
Hughey and Shreckcongost. EMPIRES
Lynch and Connolly. Time, 2:05.
Second game: RHE
Cleveland 30 2 2 0 o o o 1-6l2 Z
Earned runs, Baltimore 10: Cleveland ?,
Batteries, Howell and Robinson: Bates
and schrGckenEost. UmpireS. Lynch and
Connolly. Time. 2:O5. Attendance, 1851.
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Harve.t showsd the way to NatIonals

.Harvest-Nolte, III, 9Ol. l4S; Balzcr.
l6i, l2l. 1877, Ross So i57. 144 Rahr 1896.
lG7, 143; Franz 1856, i67 157; Woloving-
ton, i43, 1872, Isl: totals. S27 935. $40.
Nationals - Dawson. 1872, l24; 10l;
Smith. l9i, 100. 1853: Hoefer. los, 1877. 93:
Shater. 1902, IL 1856; Fugnte, lls, 1853. ZIG;
Hnssell, 20, Of, ia; totals, III 775, III.
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Earned runs, Boston 4; Pittsburgh ;
stolen S bases MI Hami l pTffy. Besum mont
O.Brien. First base on balls, on Lewis 8;
OFT Sparks 4; Of HoRefi. Hit by pitched
ball. beaumont. Struck out, by Lewis 5;
IPy SPARKS I. Time, 2;li; UmpiFes, Ems
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Stolen bases. KnAu ]. Donohue g. Miller.
Two.bnso hits, Frank, Nlles 2, Lyons.
Struck out. by Wells 3. Bases on balls,
by BrodlU 1; by Wells 2, Wild pitches,
Wells /. Hit by pitcher, by Brodie L:
by Wells !. Time, la5 Umpire, Car
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Over eighty thousand
such letters as this were re-
ceiYed by Mrs. Pinkham
during 1897. Surely this is
stFSoiiiig proof of her ability
to help suffering women.
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MedicaL


Z AIDES; Chlchossrf's English Pcnny,oyal Pine
ID .n,'uosd E,.adt gre the Best. 81. g'T,SI.,
ChIehoster Ch6mI6Si Co.. FSllGdh,, "a.
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....E0R SALE....

Nos, l3JJ-ie1o Main street,
No. 81 Thirty -ioventh ST, hyioI, dNeiilh
No. ie9 Fourteenth St. brick dwelling.
No. an EoR street, frame atlolllng
No. SO Eighteenth street, brick dwelling.
No. Vermont street, franc dwelling
No. 100 Elm street, frame dwelling.
A desirable feHidenee ~ LpathorWooa
A number Of Desirable building lots
National Steel Co., American Tin Plate,
National Biscuit.
SIMPSON q TATUM,
REAL ESTATE ana FIRE INSCRA Nt,
'Phono eel. City bank Bnlldlhs.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUES.

Yesterdays GAMES,
Boston 0. Pittsburgh 8.
Cleveland I. BALTIMORE
Baltimore q, Cleveland g.
Philadelphia g. Cincinnati 2.
Brooklyn 4 Chicago T.
TO-DAY'S GAMES,
Cincinnati at Baltimore.
st. Louis at Boston.
Pittsburgh NJ Brooklyn
Chicago ut New York
LOuisrillO at Philadelphia.
Cleveland nj Washington
BOSTON, July i1--Tho Champions won
their third straight game from Pittsburgh
to-day through the wildncaa Of Sparks and
the magnificent fielding Of hamilton. The
latter cut on hair n dozen long hits and
his base running was excellent Score.
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DAYTON. o., July 17.-wheelIng won
out in the tenth inning of an exciting
struggle to-day. The locals had gain
ed a lead. but their errors allowed the
visitors to pull up and tie the score in
the ninth. Brodlc bnd previously been
stendy and would easily have white
washed the stogies had he been given
proper support. Wells settled down in
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and Fever is a bottle OF Groves Taste.
less Chill Tonic, It Is simply Iron and
quiniRe In tasteless form. No cure
no pay. Price, 60c, tths&w
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AZ Grand RapIds:-- RHE
Grand Rapids. 59000I 2-iI y :
Bntteries- Campbell. Wolfe and BoviIlc;
Miller and Belt.
At Toledo:-- II u
Toledo .......,.......4,O0 0OO000-l 2
New Castle ....,......88e 0 90 o. 60 3
Bnttcries-F erguEon and Arthur: STREET.
and Barclay.
At Flndlay:-G exhibition gnne). II T.
FIndlay ............O2 VI 0 0 0 0--3 ?
Fort Wayne ..,.....32O0OO 90 o. II 8
BntterIeE-Ball and SpIesman; Sample
md HcruOn
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE,
STANDING OF CLUBS

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Wheeling G. Dayton .
Mansfield u, Grand Rapids II.
Toledo I. New Castle O.
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PHILADELPHIA. July 17.-The Phillies
defeated Cincinnati to-day in an exciting
eleven inning game. The Reds made their
two runs In the nth inning on three SIN
giles and thrown ball which got away
from Mcfarland Mt the plate. The Phil
lies tied the score In the ninth on Thomas's
single, DelGhlnty by pitcher, an out and
Fllck's long tly. In the eleventh Thomas
doubled and DAlehanty sent him home with
q terrific hit 10 the club In center field.
Fourteen put otis by Shortst0p Cross Is
noteworthy. Attendance, 2,ls0 Score:
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TQ-DAY's GAMES.

WhrCllrH 1T pHyfo-.
4 New Castle at Toledo
Mansfield at Grand Rapids,
YounEatnwn Mt Fort WYNN
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MM DAIRY.
HYGEIA DAIRY.

Healthy milk must he derived from
healthy cows. We have our herd examined
every month. Ask TO sec the inspectors
certificate
SIMPSON, "The MlIkman,'
PHONE 49, 1910 MARKET 50.
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