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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-17
CONCERNING INDIVIDUALS.
H. w. Fair is in New York City.

H. w. Fair is in New York City.
Mr.. Harry Muhn leaves for Allan
tic City to-day.
Miss Nelva Kinks, of Canton, o., is
visiting Mrs. Robert MCGEE.
Meggrs. John NJ. Birch and F. J.
Hearne are in New York City.
Mrs. Tighe is the guest OF the Misses
Hughes on South Jacob street.
Frank Wheat has returned home
from q visit to fishing camp at Clar-
ington, o.
Hon. Warren Miller was a visitor in
the city yesterday, registering at the
Windsor.
e. M. McCurry, postmaster of Par
kersburg. was an arrival in the city
yesterday.
Miss Flora Wright. of the Island, is
the guest of Miss Sue Bradshaw, Of
GAINESVILLE, 0.
Attorney Frank Cox left yesterday
for independence, Pa, to attend to
legal matters.
Mrs. George Snyth, Of Newark. o.,
Is the guest Of Mr.. and Mrs. P. Ken
ney, at Park View.
Misses Flora Wilson and Katharine
Hazlett are ouartered at the Hotel
Rider. Camlbridgeboro Springs.
Nicholas Jones, of Metz. left for his
home last evening, after a brief visit
with friends on the South Side.
Miss Mildred Wright, Of the Island.
is the guest of Miss Bessie Uilum. at
the MounJsville Camp Grounds.
J.E. Hanke and son. of Parkersburg.
and d. II. Whitefeld. of Sistersviile,
were guests last evening al the Howell.
Mrs. Casper Rohrl and daughter,
Miss Annie, leave Saturday for Ma
CARA Falls and other points in Canada
Misses Amelia Ziveig and Hun
Stephens left Tuesday morning for
New Martinsvilie and lower points
down the river.
Mr.. GINS Mediek. of South street. IS
in Cincinnati on pleasure and bust
mess tip combined Gus knows how
to have good time.
Major Ran StaInaker returned yes
terday from Saratoga, N. r.. where he
has been in attendance on the meetine
OF the Eastern Democrats. The Ezjor
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can. doubtless furnish some interesting
details Of the outlines Of the coming
campaign.
L R. Soneborn, with his buyer, left
last evening for the east, where he
will remain for ten or fifteen days
looking up goods for the fall trade.
w. s. Montgomery, of Morgantown:
Il. r. Stump. of Grantsville; J. l.. Kirk
land, of Warrington, were among the
State arrivals at the Stamm yesterday.
The West Virginians at the Windsor
yesterday were George A. Kitchener. Of
Grafton; E. v. Boyd, of Sistersviiel;
j. III. Skinner, of New Martinsville; S.
t. Alley, of Majorsville; J. G. Miller
and wife, of Fairmont; r. L. Morrison.
of West Union; Harvey Thorner, Of
Clarksburg, f. NJ. Clark, of Sistersville
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Al BOOMING FIELD.

The jackson Ridge oil field. near
Woodsfield, Monroe county. o., is
booming these days, and is attracting
a great deal of attention from oil men.
The developments in this field were
commenced some time ago. but of
late the territory has been attracting
especial attention. Rigs are going up
in every direction, and new Uells are
commenced almost every day. Rig
builders are commanding three dollars
and a half per day. aud many men are
employed in various capacities.
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BOWLING CONTESTS.

Henderson, the Great Henderson,
the Wizard! The bowler VINO rolls more
with his left hand than he does with
his right and yet persists in playing
the game EIGHT handed
He set mark that will stand for
ages. In years to come old men who
witnessed the contest will tell their
children and perhaps their children S
children how the long, lanky all-rooter
surprised bowlerdom by winning the
left hand match, making the rienome-
nal total Of 2o4.
It was rumored among the talent that
100 or very little more would win the
first match. Tewey Brand can vouch
for this. He made the assertion re-
peatedly. Tewey, by the way, didn't
make 100. But every one thought 100
would win. In the preliminary practice
the pins clicked it, the balls rumbled it,
the building echoed it and the bowler
generally thought it, but, alas and
alack; the best laid schemes of mice
and men gang aft agloe"
Franz won second money by the
small margin of two pins over Bohn
the Zizzy representative who showed
unusual strength and gave Franz a
hard tussle
Charley Norteman, Of the Osceola
club, with handicap of II pins easily
carried off first money in the second
event. He did not require his handicap
as his total of 1856 defeated Nolte, the
second man, by fourteen pins.
Unfortunately there was no provis-
ion for third prize. Mr.. D. Walter
Cochran, OF the Pan Handle freight of
fee, member of the C. C. C. of this
season, also of next years All Rioters,
finished third.
The scores were as follows:
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BOWLING.
BoWLERs ORGANIZING.

A meeting has been called to take
place this evening at o'clock at Fcttes
alleys, when the Wheeling Boyling
League will be re-organized for the
coming winter. Ten good strong teams
have been entered and are car,ained
by cid bowlers, who have had past ex-
perience at the popular game, and that
the above league will be successful
one goes without saying. The captains
who will aS.cEd lo-night's meeting will
elect officers, adopt a schedule, divide
the prize money, adopt rules, elect a
beard of managers and transac-. such
other business as may be brought be-
fore them. The meeting has been called
for this early date owing to an intended
trip to New York City by Secretary
Fette, where he, goes to buy some of
the latest bow.ng material on the mar
ket, and 70 doubt when he comes back
he will have supply that will open the
eyes OF Wheeling's bowlerdom.
The Wheeling League headquarters
have been improved in several respects,
namely, new cupboard has been built
for each team with partition for each
bowler's ball and shoes, ETC., and each
captain will have a separat, Key. The
lighting facilities, which always were
good, have been improved, the alleys
have been repaired, the pit has been
lowered and things in general have TAX
en- on a new appearance, so that some
red hot times are promised for the
coming winter.
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AMATEUR NOTES.

The John ArthQrs accept the chal-
lenge of the Herman Zwickers for Sat-
urday afternoon at 2:30 O'Clock sharp,
on the tunnel green. J. J. Stemmel,
manager.
The John Beuters would like to hear
from the Little Wheelings for a game
Friday afternoon on the Terminal
grounds at $3.50. If accepted, answer
through this paper.
The John l.. Loomis team DEBATED the
Moundsville team by score Of to o..
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K. OF P. GRAND LODGE.
The List of Committees Appointed. aud
Prizes offered.

"~-N-
Prizes offered.
The general committee on entertain
ment for the Knights of Pythias Grand
Lodge, which meets in this city in De-
tober. has been hard at work of lato
arranging details for the event. The
list of subcommittee has been COM
pleted as follows
Finance--Wm. Mccormick chairman:
Charles w. Levy. Joseph Handl9n; II "
Wood Charles Goetze, q. ii. Medick, GaiIa
Mitchell and Zug D9liy;,.,,,, c..a,
chairman; Wm Rose, @. H. Medlck. Nbas'
w Levy and w. K Stoop
Press1Wiliam Windsor. Of the Register;
r. M. Archer. OF lntelligencer; a. u;
Smith, of News, and g, ~. Meaiek' OK
remuneration and hotels-Galia Nit.
chelI. chairman, Joseph Handian. Fred
Kies w II Stoop. George bartenK, hu.
MUM. Zug Daily. G. H. Medlek, Charles
Goelze and Charles Levy.
Fnfertainment- MUM, chairman; II.
W Wood Louis Harttong. John Morning
ton and X. Il. Shafer.
Dccoration--G. II. MedIck, chairmani
George Harttong Zug Daily, Charles
Goeize and Joseph Handlan.
Souvenir and printing Charles G2cize,
chairman: Charles q Roemer W. -
Thomas. Fred Kies ana VIM; Graham
rbannber az Cenmerce~H T.. Behrens,
Charles ". Copp, Albert Schenk w. H.
Stone and T.. y. Mccoy. 80. ,,...,..
Harftong. r. r. shafer, William Rose ana
Louis Hartton2. ~,
prlze.-J b. Thomas. chnifmani IL W.
Wood William Graham, Chaiies - hoo-
mer and Samuel Graves
A large number Of prizes have already
been secured for various competitions.
aggregating in value about one thou
sand dollars, and additions viii be made
to the list.
The Finance Committee met last
evening at the City Hall TO consider
various matters.
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Fine Side Trips.

In connection with their Niagara
Falls trip August 10Th, the Cleveland,
Lorain & Wheeling Railway have ar
ranged for a number Of fine side trips
at very low rates. Among others, Tor
onto, Thousand Islands. Montreal
Quebec, Muskoka Lake, etc. Nothing
finer than trip down the ST. Lawrence
river.
For full particulars apply to o r
Wood Travelling Passenger Agent, cor
ner 18th and Market streets, Wheeling,
w. Va.
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SPORTING NOTES.
SPORTING NOTES.

All entries for the road race Saturday,
August 10, must be in by Friday night.
All entries after Friday night will be
rejected.
E. Gardner and Geo. Carl will box
four rounds at the D. II. A. c. on
Sunday afternoon.
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OIL MARKET.

OIL CITY, Pa, August 16.-Credit
balances s1.27; certificates s1.27A
bid for cash; no sales. Shipments 81
625 barrels; average S7,OSs barrels;
runs 111,S93 barrels, average S4,721
barrels.
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ninth. Attendance. $500. Score first game:
Boston 0 o o O 0 o 0 %
Louisville / OIL o o 0 0-3 o
Batteries Willis and Clarke: PhlIippi
and Powers Earned runs Louisville !.
Time. las. EMPIRES, Gaffney and Latham.
Second game:
Boston 0 4 0 0 liz IA 1
Batteries Hickman, Nichols and Bergen:
Woods, Wilhelm and Zimmer. Earned
runs, Boston z; Louisville !. Time, 2.10.
EMPIRES Gaffney and Latham.
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Last seashoro Excursion

Will leave over the 3. & o. Thursday.
August 24th. Fare for the round trip.
$1,000. Tickets good 10 days aud good
to stop OFF In Philadelphia, Baltimore
and washington returning. Remem-
Der this is the last chance 10 visit the
Seashore this Summer. For full IN
formation apply to T. c. Burke, Pasgen-
ger and Ticket Agent.
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INDICATING ABOUT WESTON
Lewis County the Theatre Of Activity
in Speculative Oil Operations.

OF ACRES OF LAND
THAT HAS NEVER HAD EVEN
AN APPROXIMATE TEST, TAX
EN- UP BY HOPEFUL SPECULA-
TORS-MEN FOND OF THE
GREASY GAMBLE REACHING
OUT TO THE EXTREME LIMITS
OF PROBABILITY TALENT
HAS GATHERED IN FORCE AND
Is PAVING THE WAY FOR BIG
EXPENDITURES.
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GENTRY WON

ROCHESTER, N. Y. August 16.-
John R. Gentry won the first heat Of
the $4,000 match race between Gentry,
Joe Patchen and Searchlignt at the
Driving Park this afternoon by head.
Patchen was second. Time. 2:03k
BY quarters: :3OA, 1:01, 1924, 2:031A :.
Second heat and finish: Gentry wins.
Patchen second. Searchlight third.
Time by quarters: 81, 1:00A, 1:34ss4
2:04M.
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PITTSBURG- River feet inches and
falling. Clear and warm.
MORGANTOWN-R River feet inches
ard stationary. Clear and warm.
WARREN River at low water mark.
Clear and warm.
STEUBENVIlLE-Riv feet 5 inches
and falling. Clear and warm. -
GREENSB0RO-Rive feet 6 inches
and falling. Fair and warm.
BROW NSyILLE-River 4 feet inches
and falling.
OIL CITY-Riyer 8 inches and falling.
Clear and pleasant.
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test well not later than the first Of
September. This is looked upon BY
property owners as indicating an oil
boom for this county. The leases in
many vases are obtained under diff
culties and can only be gotten under
contract for large bonus should the
test well turn out to be gusher.
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Low Rate Excursion-4 90 to Sandusky
Ohio.

Thursday, August 18th, the B. & o.
will sell excursion tickets to Sandusky,
Ohio, and return, at the low rate OF
81 90, valid for return passage until
August goth, inclusive. Boats make
frequent trips between Sandusky, Cedar
Point and Put-in-Bay. For full infor-
nation apply to T. c. Burke, Passen-
ger and Ticket Agent.
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AMONG THE JITSTICES

Before Justice Dunning, yesterday,
Mrs. Falck, charged with breach OF
the peace. was put under $50 bond
The same result followed in the case
Of Louisa Swager. The case against
John Swagsr was dismissed.
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WILL Rim.

I hereby declare 1 will run w. A.
Butler a 1o0-yard foot race for the
championship of the A. 0. H.. and l
will forfeit $40 at the Register Office
with Butler and will not fall back on
Parke Division to hang I'D the gold
medal.
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RIVER NEWS
Daily Chronicle OF the Movements of the
Boats aud Boatmep.

Yesterdays DEPARTURES.
Kanawha. Charleston.
Urania. Marietta
Argand, Parkersburg.
4. NJ Bayne. Steubenville.
Ruth. Sistersville.
Leroy, Darlington.
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CARROLL CLUB LEACt,E.
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.

GlENS FALLS. n. Y, August 16.--The
second uay OF the grand CIRCUIT meet was
marked by fast racing wNh well filled
fields on 4 perfect track an unduer a
cioudieSs SKY. The attendanY was over
5000. The first event on the card was the
unfinished 2:GS trot, which was easily won
by Paul Pry. The Queen ruling favorite
IN yesterday betting, did not start to-day
2:1s class, trot purse, $1,000:
Paul Pry. G. g, by Nan
tucket (Van Meter .....2 1 II /
Venus Second. b. m. lMc-
Henryl ............ ..........1 SIS 4
EpIo S g ? se q Spselso. Z :
Ihs Queen; Dix m tGeersl 3 DIR.
2:04 class, pace. purse s. coo:
Anaconda, b. e., by knight (Mc-
Henry Observation-Disclosures. /
Frank Bogash b. h. (Bogas1). 9
Chenal.s, blk. .. (O'Noilu. ..,.......3 3 3
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points.
The Weather.

WASHINGTON. ID. c.. August 16-Fore-
cast for Thursday and Friday.
For West Virginia-Fair and warm
Thursday and Friday; easterly TO souther-
ly winds
For Western Pennsylvania and Ohio
Fair Thursday. Friday fair to warm. fresh
easterIy TO southerly winds.
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PITTSBURG, Pa, August 16.-Ths
fight is on. and one OF the most obsti-
nate fights between organized labor and
organized capital is looked for.
To-day the last futile effort was made
by the American Glass Company and
the Window Glass Workers AsSoeia-
ton to settle the wage scale for the
coming fire: and the result Will be the
joining of forces by the Workers Asso-
citation and the independent glass fac
tories twho have granted their de-
mands) against the combine.
President Simon Burns. of the Asso-
citation, left for Philadelphia tonight
to conduct the fight from that point
because the factories he depends on are
located largely in New Jersey.
These factories have been preparing
for this contest and are in readiness
to start at once. As has been stated.
the glassworkers in the conference
asked for an advance OF 5 per cent.
The manufacturers. as an offset, pre-
scented a sliding scale. which was re-
jected by the workers. The manufaet-
urers' scale provides.
When the selling price is not lower
than So per cent. off the present selling
price of the American Glass Company
and no higher than so per cent 'on,
blowers and gatherers are to receive
an advance of ten per cent. over wages
Of last blast. When the selling price
is not lower than 80 per cent. of, blow
ers and gatherers are to receive 10 per
cent less than last blast
There are about $4,000 men connected
with the workers association and with
a rich treasury they seem determined
to make big fight.
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BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.

Marietta, Urania. g. M
Pittsburg, Greenwood. 0 a. m.
parkersburg. II. X Bedford, IL a. n.
Newport. Jewel, II a. M
Steubenville, T. NJ. Bayne, 2:S0 p. m.
Sistersville, Ruth. $3.50 y. m.
Giarington, Leroy. $50 p. M.
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TO- MnRR0M,s nEpARTrREr.

Marietta. Crania. a. m
Parkersburg, Argand. II a. m.
steubenvi.le. T. NJ Bayne. $3.50 p. m.
S;stersville, Ruth. $50 p. m.
Darlington, Leroy. $3.50 y. n.
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SrANDTNG OF CIUBS.
;pecial to the Register.

FORT WAYNE, Ind August 16;-There
being no regular umpire here to-day Two
players were used and Wells. OF the
home team of a victory by calling Flood
out at home when Cote dropped the bail.
Fort Wayne outplSyed the visitors but the
fielding of Fort Wayne and poor pitching
of Coleman in the first three innings gave
Wheeling a big lead. Score.
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THE NATIONAL LEAGUE.

PITTSBURG I: WASHINGTON 5.
BROOKLYN 10; CLEVELAND 9.
BALTIMORE 6: CHICAGO ..
PHILADELPHIA 3; ST. LOUIS 4.
MEN, YORK Il. CINCINNATI =.
LOUISVILLE 8: BOSTON o.
BOSTON II; LOUISVILLE s.
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Flood out on Millers interference.

Two base hits Flood. 2; Glasscock, q;
Babb. Belden, Brashear Dobbs- Three
base hits. Flood Dobbs. Home runs
Niles, Lyons. Stolen bases, Brashear. m
nings pitched Coleman 81 Breshear 3;
Poole g. Base hits. off Coleman 5; off
Brashear 5; off Poole +. First base on tl
balls, off Coleman /: of Bra shear 3: on
Poole / Hit by pitched ball, by Coleman
J. Struck out. by Brashear /; by Poole o
Wild pitches Coleman I. Poole !. Passed
balls, Cote. Double plays, Iytle TO Grotty !;
Zeigierto Lyons 10 Cote, Crotty to Lyons
Empires Sample. Wells. q RourAe Tine
2:15 Attendance 4C0
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The Argand will continue in the
Wheeling and Parkersburg trade, leav-
ingthe landing at II a. m. on Monday,
Wednesday and Friday of each week.
She is doing an excellent business.
The marks on the landing last even
ing indicated stage of 3 feet inches
and falling.
The Urania, T. NJ. Bayne. Ruth and
Leroy will leave for their respective
points tomorrow at the usual hours.
The Jewel leaves for Newport to-day
at II a. m. The II. K. Bedford departs
for Parkersburg at the same hour.
The Greenwood will get In this morn
ing from Charleston, but it is not likely
that she will pull out for Pittsburg,
owing to the low water.
The river continues to recede at all
points.
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Mr.. C. Schnepf the Opera House drug
gist made the following observations OF
the weather yesterday: Z Q. M Co. q.
M 70: IL m, IS; Il m, 50; p. m, 81.
Weather-Fair~
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STANDING OF CLIrRS-

WASHINGTON, August 16.--Over-confi-
dence on the part of Mcfarland and errors
by the Senator's gave Pittsburg the game
to-day. Attendance, 1900 Score:
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1BE SPORTING WORLD.
Wheeling Took Another Game Yes
terday.

BALTIMORE GOES FRONT IN THE
MA TT o nal LEAGUE - A
WHEELING HORSE WINS A
GOOD RACE OUT WEST-THE
B0WLERS GETTING READY
FOR THE FALL CAMPAIGN
GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.
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MARKS FRoM BELoW.

RKERSBURG-Ohio river feet and
stationary. Cloudy; mercury ST. The Lit
tie Kanawha is falling.
POINT PLEASANT-Rive feet in
ches and rising. Clear.
CJNCINNAfI-R River Z feet inches and
CAiRo- II feet inches and sta
tionary. Fair and cooler.
EVANsVILLE-Riyer 10 feet and fall
MEMPHls-R River II feet inches, rise
of 05 Raining.
LOUISVILLE River 8 feet in canal:
feet on falls; feet below locks. Clear.
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Pleasant Valley Social Club at Pleas.
ant Valley Park tonight. Admission,
free.
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Special to the Register
HARRISBURG. w. Va, August 16.
j. P. Martin, of Xenia, Ohio; I. NJ
Kelly and W. J. Prim have located four
wells at Adamston. within two miles
of Clarksburg, and will bore for Gil at
once. Thornton Rumble No. 1. Billy
Williams No. 2, came in this week at
Jarvisyille, 50-barrel producers.
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x-Batted for DuncAn.
xx-Batted for Mcfarland.

x-Batted for Duncan.
xx-Batted for Mcfarland.
Earned runs Washington 4: Pittsburg 8.
Two base hits, Williams, McCceery, Slagle.
Double plays Anterior to Mccain: Bon
rer to PadGen to McGann. First base on
BY pitched ball, Mccarthy. Struck out
by Mcfarland .: by Lever :. Passed balls,
Duncan Left on bases. washington D.
Rittsburg 5. Time, 2:l0. Empires, ODay
and Hunt
BROOKLYN. August 1.-THE Exiles
were a mark for Brooklyn to-day, being
shut out until the ninth, when Donovan,
who was sent in to give Hughes rest
permitted them TO score q brace OF runs
hughes was invinchle while he occupied
the box. sullivan was hit on the thumb
81 a pitched ball and retired. Score:
fG, soohign g SIS 8 & g rs Is :
land 1; Brooklyn T. Time, 2:01. Attend
ence. 1,4Oo. Empires, Swartwood and
!, bwyer.
BALTIMORE August 1e-Cogaa's Wild
hess lost the game for Chicago to-day, as
sHt Neither he nor Kitson was. hit to any
extent. Brodie's sensational work in center
field and McGraw's steal home. were the
: onlyl features of a rather uninteresting
Pgamk. Score:
B Baifhno Z 70 )
Batteries, Cogan and Donahue: kitson
and Robinson Earned runs Baltimore 3.
Time, 1850. Empires, Manassau and Nc
Gerr.
PHILADELPHIA, August ia triple
two doubles and two singles in the fifth
inning gave the Philies to-day's game.
Powell had been effective UP 10 that time
In the seventh Mcbride took his place on
the rubber Frazier kept 81. Louis hits
scattered. Attendance, 5,1si. Score:
St Louis o 0 0 2 0-4 10 1
Philadelphia 0 0 2 0 80 u 4
Batteries. Powell. Mcbride and Schreck-
engost Frazier and Mcfarland Earned
runs, ST. Louis g. Philadelphia G. Time
215 Umpires, Inch and Connolly
NEW YORK, August 16.-New York out
PLAYED Cincinnati att every point to-day
Carrick's pitching was a notable feature
as was the locals timely batting Score:
New York 0 0 0 3 So II 8
Cincinnati -. 0 0 0 0 @ 0 o. 4
Batteries. Carrick and Warner: Hahn
and Peitz. Earned runs. New York s:
Cincinnati l. Time, AS. Attendance. 800
Umpires, Emslie and Mcdonald
BOSTON, August 16-Philippi proved a
puzzle in the first game to-day Boston
hitting him for only three. with a total OF
five bases. In the second both Wood and
Wilhelm were easy, while Hickman gave
enough bases on balls to lose three ord;r-
airy games. Nichols relieved him in the
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Borough Park, b. b. (Starr) ......4 4
Time, 2:c6H 2:04lz; 2:05.

Time, 2:C61h 2:o41z;: 2:05.
2:24 class. trot, purse, 1880:
Owyhee, b s.. by Charles Derby
Lady Geraldine, b. m (Ecker). ....2
George Carney, b. g. LOCKWOOD
Rayo1 Baron. b. h. (Epear). .-.......
Brandywine, gr. & tSurdam)-...
Gold Lace, b. 6. tDobie). ..s-.......4
Shedd Wilkes, CHI m. tAilen)..-..>
Helen Simmons, b. m. (Dickerson)
Time, 2:111a; 2:lS1a: 2:l1le.
2:l5 class, pace. purse. 81. 500:
Blaze Boy, oh. e., by Merrilles
Helen r.. blk M (Dickerson)..
The Shah, or. $. tAllenl ;;...
Maximil;an, br. h. (Walker).-
McShedd, oh. S. (Curry)......
Gyp Walnut. br. z. tO'NeilD... dis.
Scapegoat, b. 6. tCastle)....-... DIS.
Time. 2:12l4, 2:10i4; 2.11; 2:11A-
2:30 trot purse, $1,500:
Betty Hamlin b. f., by Mambrino
King tGeers)
Lenora, b. +. (Eckers) .................
Time, 2:33la; 2:S11a.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-17

For coed time go to Pleasant Val
lev Park tonight. Admission free.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-17

FINDLAY II: TOLEDO (Exhibition).
WHEELING s: FORT WAYNE Z.
YOUNGSTOWN q: SPRINGFIELD Z.
MANSFIELD z; DAYTON ].
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-08-17

SPRINGFIELD, O., August 16.-Score:
Springfield 8 0 0 0 0 o. Is 8
Youngstown go 3 0 l 0 % ~ z
Harper and Beville; Carney and Lat
timer