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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-11
Low RATEs 10 nAITrMonE.
Via n. Z o. Account Union veteran

Via b. & o, Account Union Veteran
Legion, National EnCampmcnt.
September 9 to Il, inclusive, the Bal
tIrnore & Ohio will sell excursion tick
cts to Baltimore and return, Mt rate of
$40, valid for return passage until Sep
tember 20, with privilege OF an extension
Of limit until September 30. For full
information apply to T. c. Burke, pas
senger and ticket agent.
A FINE Stuitz & Batter Grand Plano,
walnut case, at factory price ut the
closlng-Out sale Of
MILLIGAN, wILKIN & CO.,
Il40 Market street.
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SECOND WEEK OF THE IDEALS

SECOND WEEK OF THE IDEALS
Hlmmeleln's Ideals and Howson'R
Twentieth Century band viii open the
second week Of their engagement at the
Grand Opera House tonight. This
week there will be daily mdtinees, cons
menclng Tuesday. The Ideals played TO-
the seating capacity of the theatre at,
nearly every performance last week.
and the indications point to m even
greater degree OF success during the
present week. To-night's bill VIII be
the famous comedy drama, "The Gem
sus Taker." It is a strong play, and Al
will be given In the same finished man
nor as other plays in the repertoire Of
The Ideals. Seats are on sale at the
box office, :
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-11

A FEW more great bargains In Pr
amos and Organs left at the great clos
-. .,,,t ao1n ~
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FAMILY WASHING.

MILLIGAN, wILKIN & CO.,
114O Market street.
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MARKET REPORTS.
NEW YORK STOCK MARKET.
The Features OF the Days Dealing in All
the Leading Stocks.

Now York. oct. 3.-Thc disturbed ron
dition al the foreign markets ior srcurl
tics ana the upward tendency Of foreign
discounts caused II break in prices at tho
opening Of the Stock Exchange. The sell
ing movement Was quite active IN Inc
first hour ana low prices for the day IN
the majority Of stocks were made in that
the day in obscure quarters ~ the stock
list. but prices generally were better ~
he end Of the first hour. In the iaft -'
part Of the day he small volume 1f Offer
ings invited the bidding ~ Of price ~
level IF many stocks was carried aDlVt
that OF ldts night both in the Railroad
and lndustr.ais. No large offerings wrrr
brought out by the advance ana even thc
violent upward leap in the money rate 10
- per cent. after O'Clock caused only
slight setback in prices. They again
hrdcned ana The closing was very firm
in an almost Stagnant market ana only
slightly below the best Of the Gag. Their"
ia very fair mixture of n.t gains
throughout the liSt There VIII consider
able calling ~ loans In the early hours b.
HH liuual banks whose reserves are below
thc legal liml'. But h" money rate an
no. 20 above -W pCT cent. during this
period ana A. jhc opening loaned AT s per
cent. Before the afternoon Hurry IL had
again fallen back IN per cent. IL was
after O'clock when The rate spurtcd To
- per cont and then dropped back before
the clos" Call loans AZ neiEhbprinG fnan
ClHl .rntcrs showed some disposition tp
advance, today. hut tle severe stringency
Seems confined To Now York and 20 Il
narrow speculative circle in the STOCK
market The brnI market wa duil but
prices were lower in reSpoHer u the high
money rate. Toia! sales. $i.-p5.G0o United
Stat's = $ declined Il in Inc hilp rice
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lanes Reed Injured.

Mr.. James Reed struck his leg
against a cake Of ice in such manner
as TO bruise it severely. 1t became
very much swollen and panied him SO
badly that he could not walk without
the AID of crutches He was treated
by physicians, also used several kinds
Of liniment and two and a half gallons
Of whisky in bathing it, but nothing
gave any relief until he began using
Chamberlain Pain Balm. This
brought almost 4 complete cure in q
weeks time ana he believes that had
he not used this remedy his leg would
have had to ~ amputated Mr.. Reed
is one of the leading merchants Of
clay Court House. w. Va. Pain Balm
il unequalcd FOR sprains. bruises and
rheumatism. For sale by Jno. Cough
lin. ~ Water Still druggist.
m.Wftf
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LAWTON'S HOUSECLEANINa.
Driving Il c Rebels frcm the Country Bet wee n
linus Ind 8acoor.

Bacoor, LuzOn. Oct. 3.-General Law
ton came to Bacoor this morning, and
organized "a regiment to clean the
country between linus and Bacoor TAX
.rg personal command Gen Lawton's
20. C. consists of all the troops from Ra-
DOR and Zapote. five companies of the
IA h Regiment Col. Daggett. command
nS, the Megraths troop. LIST Cavalry;
Reilly's Battery of two guns and an
other battery of two guns Gen. Fred
Grant is cooperating with a force COM
posed of three companies of the 4th
Regiment. Major Price commanding.
KiaEenShines scouts and one gun. Gen.
LaWtons force crossed the river south
of Bacoor. part of the troops using
small boats. A hundred marines of the
fleet are assisting.
The American losses. yesterday. in
the fighting with the insurgents at
linus, were captain of the 14th Regi-
ment and a corporal of the regimental
signal corps killed and three men of
the l4th Regiment and three Of the 4th
wounded.
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Shortly after the dinner Secretaries
goot. and Hitchcock, Attorney General
Criyrs. Senator Hanna. Chairman Bou-
,elle, ex Secretary Bliss and Mr.. Myron
Herrick of Cleveland, Joined the Presi .
dent up stairs and there was an ihiormaI
talk on the Philippine situation during
which the rreI Knnie,I Sr's Summed ' M the
Presidents informal statement as FOL
lows:
.',The administration policy is to carry
ont the manifest will of the American
people in furnishing troops TO so to the
philippine islands to sustain the fruits
of Admiral Dewey's victory. The duty
is to maintain orr sovereignty over the
islands, sustain our soldiers against any
enemy and against any disturbance OF
law and order. everything being for the
purpose of establishing a rightfu gov
ernment for the people of the islands in
such manner as the American govern .
ment through Congress shall determine
The campaign must be actively and Wig
OrouSly pushed and the opposition to our
army must be ended as rapidly as pos
sibe. Peace must be established by ms
government and maintained until Con.
Sress shall determine what shall be done
with the islands
Admiral Dewey will have an important
conference with President Mckinley, At
II O'Clock tomorrow morning. The meet
ing is by appointment made, this evening,
anu Is iOT inc purpose OF Il lull cOHSultd-
ton over the situation in the Philippines.
1t Will be the first formal conference be +
tween the President and the returning
Admiral Dewey will leave here for New
England. Monday night. He will go di-
rect 10 Shelburne Farms, near BurlinE
ton, VT, as the guest of ". Seward
Webb. the railroad magnate. From there
he will go to Montpelier VT, on the 18th
inst. to attend IA reception. Boston will
next be visited. where a. reception is
scheduled for Oct. II. The admirals
plans beyond this point are not com
pletc. He has fixed no date for his return
here.
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STILL FIGHTING.
Insurgents Around linus and
Bacoor Are Very Active.
Numerous Attacks Made But Ma
tiyes Invariably Dispersed.
Many FiIpiEos With Ammunition and Sur-
plies Arc Captured.

linus, oct 1.-The statement that Ma
jor Price asked Admiral Watson To
send two sunboats to his support in the
recent engagement of his regiment in
the vicinity Of linus is Incorrect.
Gen. Lawton. today, dispersed the in
surEents, driving them tn the west
ward. The purpose of the rebels was
to cut the communication maintained
between Bacoor and linus by means of
the road between those places at a
point between linus and the east bank
of the river. The insurgents had
trenches along the west bank COM
mandng the open spaces. y force of
1890 rebels attacked linus, yesterday,
and 500 proceeded against Bacoor. with
detachmcnts along the river.
This morning. Col. Daggett's force
spread along the road from Bacoor to-
ward linus and three companies of the
18th Regiment under Capt. Hollis were
thrown out from linus. the commands
forming Il junction. The entire line
crossed the river and drove the Fill
pino's from their trenches to the west
ward. The marines. whose services
we're rendered by Admiral Watson
crossed the river near the bay. form
ing part of the line Of advance.
Before the forward movement was
bc,EUn the American artillery shelled
the cncmys position. The only Ameri-
can casualty was the wounding of i
lieutenant of artillery. Several wound
ed Filipinos were attended by Major
Penrose and members Of the Ambu-
lance Corps. \ number Of prisoners
we're taken.
Gen. i.aWton. while riding up the
road to linus. WAS the target for many
shots The telegraph line was cut in
4 bend in the road commanded by the
enemy's trenches. 100 yards diStanct,
and when Lieut. Cunningham with a
repair party appeared to restore the
wires, two men and Lieut. Cunning
hams horse was shot. Lieut.. McCIos-
ky then brought Il gun Of Riley's Bat
terry into the open,and. training it on
the trench. dispersed the Filipinos.
Capt. POOre Of the 9Th Infantry. at
tackled the insurgents. Sunday in "a
new trench which they had constructed
near Tabuan, and scattered them The
Americans took one prisoner and cap
tured II rifles, 5000 cartridges and a
quantity of rice and hospital supplies
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New York Produce Market.

ae tLOt R-Receipts. 1896 bbIs.: exnnr, .
ooH. Dds sales, $500 pkgs.: modcratri.
active active and steady. without gnoIabl,
RYE-Steady.
w w Ht,,A,,Tl.mkeceipts. 73s, 900 bushels: OK
ports, III, $50 bushels; sales. Z; 100 G,a, h,,sS
els futures, 256, 0zo bushels exnGypg ou s,i
1gaSE; no: red; 7SA fob. aioat spot; Nn
rive new; No. hard Duluth Sas. -, ~ A.
rive; No. red. 761s elevator ''i II ~
tCRN-Receipts, 1855 bushels. a..
ports, 135,l76 bushels: sales ~ nan h,,st ="
NJ -, oouuOo bushels exports: snoi egsy..
No Al fob. atloat, 4Oj2 elevator
100 SA a. lS-Receipts. 3l2. 900 bushels: exnor.,
I Iv[,oio pusheis; sales. 10000 bushels nv
NJ r.. q Spot hrmer: No. 2, 29i4 M. !. 4S.s
w. ", Mhit I'll u; No. do. 80: track r,iyr
"RSsES t,r' s9n50l2; track white. 2si5m:5
Steady; cut meats. firm
LARD-Firm; Western stea MOI II l.
IPs0opeE, S2;;S.l2. nominal; refined. Grm. ~
81 ITER-Firm: Western creamery. =
"a; do factory. 1i016: satte dnir,.', II
Y: 90. creamery. 1Tm2l '''iH i5'-
N ESE.-firm: large white i'll. s,,,,,.
W, MHhite, HS,' large colored, u@.- Sr1.,
9o, h-ta GO state ana Penay-.va,f
p0ss western ungraded. ii,i'" '''''
TCRPENTlNE-Fir
RlCE-Steady.
MOI.ASSES-Firm.
FREIGHTS-Dun
- eiAR-Raw. weak ANA nup,i.,t. r..
lSn,lihs, ; l"-lG: centrifugal u; t.Ir ran
nlioiasSeS sugar. . . lG; r.tiu,.I ,,i J."
~ steady. = '''''' htf
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SPEAKING AND EATING
The Features oil the Democratic Love Feast
at Dallas. Tex.

Dallas. Tex. Oct. 3.-The state fair
grounds were crowded long before la.%
today. the hour fixed for the speech
making. M. Bryan, Judge Tarvin Of
Kentucky, and j. G. Johnson Of Kansas,
the new chairman of the Democratic cx
ecutive committee. and many less promi
ncnt men We're slated to appear during
the day. Hon. w. j. Bryan followed
Judge Tarvin and spoke for an hour Tn
meeting then adjourned until evening.
when a Dollar. dinner closed the pro
ceedines. Among the speakers were OH
vnr VI. y. Belmont of New York. ana Col
NJ. c. EWetmore.
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A VICTORY FOR ENGLAND.
Given Piq End Of the Decision by Venezuelan
Boundary Tribunal.

Paris. Oct. 1.-The award Of the Anglo r
| Venezuelan boundary tribunal. rendered.
today, briefly summarized. means that of
| the $1,000 square miles claimed by Vencz
uela. the latter obtains only 100, formed
| partly of the marsh land near the river
, Barima and portion in the interior,
while Great Britain retains ali the forest
country.
The decision, which was read by NJ. u
Martens. who has presided over the de-
liberations of the tribunal. Is rs follows:
''rhc undersigned by these presents,
give and publish our decision determining
and Judging, touching and concerning the
questions that have been submitted to rs
by said arbitration ana in conformity
with said arbitration. we decide, declare
ana pronounce, designately, hat the line
Of frontier of the colony of British Gui
ana aud the United States Of Venezuela
is as follows:
Starting on the coast at Point Playa,
the frontier shall follow straight line
to the confluence OF the Barima ANA the
Maruima, thence following the ThaIweg
Cvalley) Of the latter to the source Of the
corrntin otherwise called tie Cutari
river Thence it snail proceed to the con
nuencc OF the iiaiowa and the Amakuru;
thence following the Thalwcg vi the Am
akliru 10 it's sources in the plain IF
Imataka. thence in southwcstcrly dircc |
ton along the highest ridge of the Ina
taxa mountains 10 The highest point of |
the mataka chain, opposite the source |
az the Barima ana the principal chain Of
the Imataka mountains. thence in I
southwestcrly direction 70 the source Of |
M. Nr,rnbiShi fnllnWiur Nm. ThHiucr ~ 4
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National League Standing.
This Weck's Schedule.

The National League schedule for this
week is az follows:
Wednesday --Ncw York at Boston,
brooklyn at Washington, Philadelphia III
Baltimore, rittshurg at ST. Louis.
Thursday-Nc York at B1s ton, Brook
lyn 1T Washing ron. Philadelphia AZ b;I
fimrrc. Pltt&burs at 81. Louis. Louisville
at Cincinnati.
t'riday-Bostuu at Philadelphia, Brook
.yn al New York, Baltimore at Washing
ton. Louisville at Cincinnati
Sa; urday- Boston at Philadelphia. New
York al BROOKLYN Washington at Bali
more. Cleveland at PittsDurS. Louisville
At Cincinnati.
Sunday. Oct. S-Louisviilc and CIevr
land at Chicago, Cleveland at CncaS ,,
Cincinnati at ST. Louis.
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The Hartford in Commission

Chicago. Oct. 3.-A special to TN.
Chronicle from San Francisco saws. The
famous cruiser Hartford. flagship Of Al
of Mobile bay. has been placed in co.,
mission for the second time 1T Wnra
Island navy yard. Enough Of The fr,n,..
work OF the old wooden ship is irff I,
preserve her historical identity. bpT ~.
al practical purposes Sh, n Il n,y.r IL
~ uate cruiser. The commission, WITH.
MONIES We're quiet but patriotic
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PEABODY MEDICAL INSTITUTE.

NO. buifnch St.. Opposite Revere House,. Boston
Mass. Established in 1860. This renowned Institu'
'ion puohshes the staunch and far famed, popular
and unequaled Medical Treatise entitled
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New York Money Market

New York. Oct \.
N, H.y WI WAIT irregular at ) w " ptl
ccu' last loan. IL per cent.
PINE mercantile paper 515'e per cert.
Sterling exchange irregular AT $3.50
i.>si for demand ana at $3.50 Sne, TO-
20 GAYS: posted rates. $4.SIi sni.S2Ia an 7
81 NhtT4.>t =. commercial bills. 81 SDT4.N.
T.r silver. ~
NJ xican dollars Il
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Nervous and Physical Debility,

Premature Decline, Impotency. Atrophy. fwast.
ingh Narcocele, Structure. the Errors of Yontb tho
Excuses OF Mature Years. and all DISEASES and
WEAkNEssEsof MEN from Whatever Cane.
Arising. scientifically treated, quickly and radi,
cally cured at the old reliable
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LIQUID AIR STOCKS
persons interested IN uDD,v IN the
AMERICAN LIQUID AIR CO., Broadway lev York Gil,
q . charge nute
"rHE TRUTH ABOUT LIQUID AIR"
Chicago Markets.

Uncertainty AS to the TransyaaI sitr.
tIon Kept grain markets in a nerv0IIs
CONDITION, today, and resulted in a rond
hedI % liquidation December ubos,
closed esI'A lower: May, q. Decenhal.
corn closed i lower and Nav corn ~
lower oats unchanged 10 A shade bipher'
January pork closed 7tzc. lower. JanIiary
ihra ZtkH5,-. and January ribs So. lower
Inc leading futures closed as follows:
N HEAT--Dctober, TIA December. ia
,o G9oBs;N-oetober q; December. ao5seo
0s,AATs-December 2slsa2s4; May. 24H
PoRK-october, {sI7; December, ,s.s2;
January, Sa.IT. -'
LARD-octobcr, s5i2; December, $50;
January. s5.65.
RIBS-Octobcr. SGT: January. $40.
Cash quotations closed Is follows:
FLOT k-Firm.
WHEAT-No. 3 spring. CGm72'4 NJ )
CORN-No. :. 3lt-lf32: NJ. : yellow. s2h.
OATS-Nn. 2 -s;@-3i4 No white, 70,
No. 40, 2i4s N25l
KYE-5Sit.
BARLEY-No. :. 23ai5.
FLAESEED-sl Dbl
TIMOTHY 81 -tNfz.25.
LARD-Sj.5Afl5GD.
PORk-MesS. $,.Hnf's q: .hur, ribs. 1855
a5.31; shoulders, ilrjis; clear sides. $50
a5.55
SI-1;t -ncha1r.cd
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Admiral Dewey was given an I'M
promptu reception at the Metropolitan
club late this afternoon. Numerous
old friends enthusiastically greeted
him. Gov. Roosevelt, number or the
members of the cabinet. most OF the
club governors in the city and others
GROUPED about the admiral and for over
an hour the party chatted about a va
ri+ty Of subjects. The rest of the af-
tarnoon the admiral spent quietly in
his room at Mrs McLean's residence.
President Mckinley. in honor of Ad-
niraI Dewey. tonight. gave the largest
dinner party in the history of the
White House social functions Covers
were laid for over so persons. The
guests included the cabinet. the gov
crnors of nine states, justices OF the su-
creme court. some of the members OF
both houses of Congress. army and ma
val officials and others.
II was a brilliant affair Admiral
Dewey came at s o'clock and as he
passed inside with Flag Lieut. Brumby
and Flag Secretary Caldwell. the ad-
niral was enthusiastically cheered.
Rear Admiral Schley was given a SINH
lar ovation.
The New Englanders present were
Admiral Dewey. Secretary Long. Gen.
Niles. Secretary to the President Por-
ter. Senators Proctor. Chandler and
Alirich: Representatives Grout and
Bot talle: Governors Smith of YER
mont: Wolcott of Massachusetts: Pow
ors of Maine: Rollins of New Hamp-
shire: Mr.. Charles Dewey and Mr.
Gee, &c g. Dewey.
II = dinner occupied two and a half
hcrr1 and was altogether informal.
III was no speechmaking or toast
u,T ns and no reference to the Manila
vi,t ~ 4 telegram was received from
Nire President Hobart sending greet
ing 10 the assembled party. The
IT sdent telegraphed expressing his
own regret and that of the company
III { evening was passed in Individual
cor vers1tinr. At the close Admiral
d wgy took leave Of the party and
mid cheers from n small crowd of
SIr.. tatois Was driven 10 his house
NJ, n. lie soon retired.
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Mrs. j. E. Je,Oett.


Mrs. ]. E. Jewett, Of Metuchen,
N. J., suffered for nearly half a
century from rheumatism, and the
manner in which she was cured is
best told in her own words. She
says
The pain uas all in my knee joints
and svas at times almost mu6caya6c I
7oas unable TO go out Of doors and could
only Mobile about the house w1kh a cane.
81 finally bought some of DR.. VIZ
Hams Pink Pills for Pale People, and
before had used the first boz I noticed
ar Improvement. after I had taken
tuo boxes could walk withoM a cane,
ard trent ont Of doors FREELY. Wr2, I
continued using the pills and BY lie time
/had taken Hirty-si.r boxes I uoS en-
TREY zcell, and suffered no pair al ALL
(SIgned) MRS. ]. L. JEwETr.
From tie Inquirer, NctueAen, y. !.
At druggists direct from
Dr. Williams Medicine Co.. Schenectady. N. Y.
so cents PER box. boxes $3.50.
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The Democrats Of the Third Massa-
chusetts distrist. Tuesday, nominated
Martin f.. Mes for senator. and elected
cd J. +. Lovett member of the state
central committee
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kex York Cotton Market.

New York. Oct. 3.
Cotton Cultures closed steady. October.
GSt- November. 6.9i: December. 7.G3; Jan
Iary. 1oN, February, 7l2; March. 7.1G:
Aprit. 1.lN, MAY. 1.2I; June ~; July. 7-2i;
August. 12i
Cotton spot closed steady: midding ~
lands. ! 3-l6; middIng gulf. 7.l6. Sales.
.leM ~. L.
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On INC Produce Exchange:
.FtTTER-Firm, crea merle lJu22; dali
fEs. Iin19
I'll EESE-F'irm: 11it6.l1lz.
EGGS-Firm; fresh, 1917.
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AUGUSTA SAVINGS BANK.
ORGANIZED lS4s
1ankins Rooms 236 Water
Street

iEES-I II. Marley, l. G Cor
rrehv Innm, iitcomb. 3 +. Parrotf.
t!'r'tS are piscrd nf intcr.s, ,ts Ar.,
r|"ru"iY. May. August ana N,vrm.
in'"rest paid or credited ~, n,.
"'s' Wednesday - February and A..
axe exempt Nv law frnr, ~
!, ~ '''"ihfs Hr- AsrtciIv c.u.n,.,,-
~ privileges sffurda,i "a Ex...,
Is N''flint sff,f.r~ -, =, tn.
"'''lrti ""'urn aid uit...
EfN IN a. DGDI.lN ttr.,
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BASE BALL.
National League Games.
AZ BOSTON

For five innings Dohcncy held the Bos
tons down to five hits and three runs.
after which they heavily landed on him.
especially in the seventh. Doyle was put
out of the game for kicking in the sev
pnth inning Attendanceso0
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STGAR-Raw. weak .ni I,,,,i..I.
, ,,Il1as : E-ls; centrifugal u: iGT Y
i " stss1S sugar. - lG; refined. ami. htr
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-04
At BALTIMORE.

Philadelphia put UP a spirtleSS gam
ana Was beaten by hard and timely hit
ting Mctiraw WAS hit hard on the right
elbow in the fifth ana retired. Childs ans,
was hurt in the first ana gave way -Y
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-04
AT WASHINGTON.


The home team played like schoolbOys
and presented Louisville six Of its runs.
cunningham was effective and kept his
hits well scattered. Attendance. 80.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1899-10-04

Powell was hit hard. but he might have
beaten Pittsburg with better support.
Lever was also hi. hard but was lucky.
Attendance, 700