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Dhahuo vlsal oat.

Dobb and Lyo1a. D6hahpo Wls a. out.
retiring the side.
Wheeling won By great batting rally
N the seventh, when WhlBgen reached
nrst on Wards error and went up q
notch on Dobbs' single, On Keenan'E
error Lyons was safe 81 drIt and the
bases were filed. For the second time
II this game Poole came up smiling
With.n hit when Il was needed. his sin.
gle scoring both Whiasen and Dobbs,
On the throw home Poole advanced TO
second. With Donohue an out. Pop"
Lyle distinguished himself again by
singing good and hard, scoring Ly-
ons and Poole.
This clnched the gam 2. Whigen's no.
livery being an enigm to tho visit =,
excepting Ia the sixth when Wrsts
and Rosebrough singled 81 succession,
but the next batsmen were uots, and
the danger signal was pulled down.
Score:
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters ofInterest in tho NIetropOl
orBeImont County

Matters ofInterest in tho Metropolis
OrBelmont County
There was an OMNIBUS silence about
the office of the Bellalre Gas and Elec-
trio Light Company yesterday over the
action of the city council in advertising
for bids for lighting the city, and then
accepting the highest bid. The Bel
laire company bid $50 per year for each
arc street light. and the Belmont 2. g.
P. Company bid $50 for each arc street
light. The latter agreed to give four
arc lights and one hundred incandes-
cent lights free, and the FIRST named
agreed TO give 100 incandescent and one
arc light free. There was much aston
ishment, but not a great deal Of COM
ment over the official action, as most
people were too daZed to understand
Just what 1t meant and the influences
that brought It about. It is said the
city council will be taken into court
on the proposition, and Il may be then
made more clear what brought about
the result. In the meantime, the gem
eral public Is assured cheaper light for
the city at least, no matter what the
outcome OF litigation may be. Another
action of the council on the same eve
ming which does not appear to have
become very public was the adoption
Of a motion instructing the street COM
missioner to throw the Bellaire. Zahes-
Vile & Cincinnati railroad into the
river unless It vacates street occupied
since 1915, and does some other things.
The commissioner did not begin to toss
It into the river yesterday. but no one
can tell what q day may bring forth.
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Rnsebrough ana Whssen were the
opposing pitchers In the second game
md the fans generally anticipated de-
feat. WhiBsen. who IL an Island boy
not having plched since Fort Wayne
let him Eo two months ago. However.
he showed surprisingly good form, ana
won, after o hard hight. The YBlfors,
scored run apiece in the second md
third inninFp, WhiESen's wiidHeas gld-
cd by n hit or two and an error belnE
responsible.
Not until the NTH did Wheeling get
IN the game, when, with two out. Dobba
was safe on an error, and Lyons fol-
lowed with q single. Poole cracked out
eorlslng two-bagger. scoring both
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Shoposab.
cEALEp PRoposALs WANTED.

Sealed proposals for the erection and
state OF West Virginia, at Charleston; IN
accordance with drawings and speciilca-
lions prepared by Harrison Albright aT.
chitect, will be received until o'clock
D. M, Eastern Standard Time, Thursday,
september Il. 1889, at which time all pro-
posals will be opened.
Drawings and specifications may be
seen at the Senate Chamber, In the Capi-
tol, between the hours OF and ll:SO a. m.
and 2 and p, M, Thursday, August ~,
and every day thereafter, except sundays,
until September II, Each proposal must
be accompanied by q certified check for
per cent OF the amount OF proposal ten.
dered, as a guarantee that the bidder Will
furnish bond for 30 per cent OF amount Of
proposal and enter into q contract with
the Board OF Public Works for tho con-
struction OF the building. Upon failure
or successful bidder TO furnish bond and
enter into contract, the check submitted
with his proposal will be forfeited 70 the
state. All checks Will be retained until
successful bidder furnishes bond and en-
tiers Into contract after which tho checks
OF all bidders win be returned TO them.
Printed specifications may be had OF Sec
RETRY OF the Board. Proposals. must be
on the blank TO be had OF the Secretary
Address ali communications regarding
drawings and specifications TO Harrison
Albright, Architect, Charleston, w. Va:
mako certified checks payable to tho order
OF the State Treasurer; and address all
proposals to the undersigned. marked on
outside Proposals for Annex
ah P'0p0''''' wM. A. o. DAWSON.
Secretary Bonrd OF Public Works.
Charleston, W. Va, August ', lS9g: au10
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BOXING.

There appears to be a revival Of In
terest in bantam and feGtheF-welght
contests. partly due to the coming inter
national battle between Terry McGov-
ern and "Pedlar" Palmer. This fight
Is called for the championship. but box
ing authorities oil say Oscar Gardner
must be conceded the 11s-pound cham
plonship.
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events OF u Day In tho Town ut tho
End of tho Bridge.

The Epworth League OF the West
End church viii give trolley party
this evening, starting from the waiting
room In this city ut 1880 o'clock. They
win 20 from here to Fourteenth street
turning to Bridgeport, and thHh down
the river TO BellRlro and return, making
Il trip Of about nftcen miles, and the
price charged for the round trip VIII be
20 cents. a cordial Invitation II eX-
tended to all who are wanting trolley
ride. to join the party.
Thomas Davis, nm employe OF the Bel
lalre steel plant, residing In this city
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ST. LOUIS. August n-st. Louis and
Chicago broke even on a dOuhls-header
to-day The Perfectos made Garrison
finish In the first game. winning out after
the score was to 2 against them. Both
teams played loose ball In the two games.
McBride's wildness was mainly response
bic for the loss Of the second game. At
tendance, 5000. Scores;
,Firt game. RHE
St Louis IS o Q oo2 $50 !
Chicago ..,....0 0 3 2 90 OIL D
Batteries. Powell, sudhoff and crlger:
Grifith and Chance Earned runs, 81.
Louis 5; Chicago I. Time, 2;ih Umpires,
swRrtwood and DWyer.
The second game was called on account
OF darkness at the end Of tho seventh in-
ming. Score:
g 81 LSSi. ...: ::.:s III i 5
Batteries. Mcbride. sudhoff and crlger;
Taylor and Chance. Earned runs. st.
SwaFtwood and Dwyer.
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CHICAGO. Aug. 2S-Bnly sift to-
day signed to meet kid" Mccoy here
September for six rounds. The agree
ment is conditional upon sufts winning
his fight Tomorrow In Denver with
Jimmy Scanlon. Should Stltt be de-
feated in Denver, Mccoy will probably
MI the engagement with Choynski.
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Two-base hits. Niles. Fiournoy. Stolen
base. Smith. Double plays. Lowtley 10
Ward to Buttermorei Lyons to leahy
20 Cote Bases on balls, on Poole
Smith: on Smith (Poole. ponn-
trrrngre :. Miller p; by Smith nyeHhy,
Lyle, BtTnng). Passed balls, Wente !.
Sacrifice hits. Dohhs, strnng. Flnurnoy
Left on bnEsE. wheeling D. ManHneld D.
Time, 1895. Umpire, Burnett.
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TWo-base hits, Poole. Flournoy, Stolen
bases, Poole 2, ButteFmore, Double plays,
Lyle 10 DonahuA: LoWney 10 Ward 70
Law. Bases on balls by -Rosebrough
lyons, StranR, Leahy1. Hit bat9men, by
Whlsen lButtermore); by Rosebrough
(Dohhg). Struck out, by Whi1sen (lsaW.
Flournoy Rosebrough); by Rosebrough
CYhlssen @ Donahue). Passed balls, Dom
ahue l. Wild pitch. RosebrouRh !. S9cri,
nee hits. Leahy. Beecher 2. Wente. Left
on bases, Wheeling p; Mansfield 10. lime
900. Umpire, Burnett.
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Dayton a. Toledo. ftgr
Tho wheeling Base Ball Club gave
a championship matinee at the Island
park yesterday afternoon. the, double
header with Mansfield being ths-lattrac-
tIon that drew the largest crowd OF the
week. Everybody who was there felt
It was good to be there, and wouldn't
have missed seeing the stoglss send
the Haymakers down the line twice in
an afternoon for a good deal.
The first game was by iopg: odds the
greatest exhibition OF thu NriIonRi
game ever Witnessed on me local
Glounds. Poole and smith We're tho
opposing pitchers, and each wsb in SUI
perb Form. Eddie Poole carried on
the honors, only three hits being mnde
in ten Innings on his delivery. and OF
these one was an inAeld bunt and an
other q scratch single. While Smith
was hit for ten safe drives, the hits
were scattered, except In the tenth,
when wheeling scored the only runs
made by either team in the entire game.
1t was a remarkable pitching perform
ance given by Poole. and shows him to
be right up among the top-notchers OF
the Interstate.
In the second game 1t looked as
though Mansfield would win. A run
was scroed by the visitors in each Of
the second and third innings, and for
several innings the locals were unable
to do business with RosebrouEh, but
dually a timely hit by Poole lied the
score, and then in the seventh a bat
ting rally by the locals sent them four
10 the good. Both games were eXcit-
Ing from start TO finish, and the result
was always In doubt until the last man
was retired. Both teams fielded great
ball, Mansfield giving an errorless per-
formance In the first.
The afternoon was remarkable TOT
the rowdylsm displayed by nearly every
player Of the visiting team, who took
pleasure in making life miserable for
Umpire Burnett. Law was elected
from the game In the first contest for
using abusive language, and Beecher
got the same dose in the second game.
Even this summary treatment did not
have much effect on the Mansfield
PLAYERS. who are undoubtedly the most
Internationally set Of ball players ever
assembled under one management
Their kicks were almost invariably
without rhyme or reason, and all un-
pejudIced observers unite in saying that
The umpire more than evened up on
any decisions that went against Mans.
fieid. twice in the opening inning Oh
the second game he called out Wheel,
ing players who were clearly safe, and
on balls and strikes he played no IA
vorites, his decisions, though, being
very poor. $3.50
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nr11A1RE RRrRFs.

Prof. strickiIn, with his troupe Of
trained dogs, gave performance on
Thirty-second street last evening, and
attracted considerable attention. His
running team OF dogs gave an eXhibi-
lion which was highly appreciated By
the crowd.
The merry.go-round Is attracting big
crowds each evening, under the aus
nices Of the Knights OF st. John this
week, The Ladies' Auxiliary Society
are also serving refreshments.
Carl wasser, the young son Of Jacob
wnsser. the baker. met with painful
Incident at the stamping works Tues
dnv afternoon. by which he lost the in
dex finger Of his left hand.
Mrs. s. w. Boyd. Of the Fourth ward,
who has been spending a month In the
mountains OF Pennsylvania, returned
home yesterday morning, much Inn
proved in health.
Misses Ora Dickens and Mabel LIGHT
enberger viii give n mnrshmallow par
~ this evening, Mt the home OF Mt
md Mrs. C. w. Dickens, in the Fifth
ward.
cleman Ney has returned to Little
ton w, Va, where ne has charge OF
tho baltimore & Ohio telegraph office,
after spending ten days with relatives
here.
william Bolte. Miss Annie Whitney,
John Harris and wife returned home
yesterday from ten days stay nj
Atlantic City.
Miss Eta Kane, Of Cadiz, spent yes
terdny with her friends here, on the
why to the Teachers Institute at Be
thesdn.
Miss Grace Henry returned home
last evening from two weeks visit
with relatives in Newark and Column
bus.
Miss Clnrn Murray who has been
spending the summer nj Bethesda, re-
turned home last evening.
James detilnger, 70 Toledo, is the
guest Of friends and relatives In the
Fourth ward. rNr'
Miss Ella White, TO philadelphia. Is
the guest OF the Misses Egan, In the
Fifth ward.
II. r. McRcen went TO Bethesda yes
terdny morning to attend the teachers
institute.
Charles Watt. OF nnrnesvlllc. was
calling on friends here yesterday.
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WTLHEIM's GOOD PITCHING.

LOUISVILLE, August 2l-Wilheim
pitched q good. steady game, while Coli
hover was wind. and the Colonies found
his delivery easy. The batting Of VIII
helm and Wagner was feature. Attend
'-''S'' ~ RHE
LouIsyille ....! ~ !
Batteries. wilhelm and thinner; Coli
flower and Sugden. Earned runs, Louis
Vile 8; Cleveland 2. Time, hours, um-
plres, ManRssau and Hunt.
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other inc r.state Games.

AT Fort Wayne. = i z
4 TSItd Sa l........S 9 3 ii !
Batteries-auese and HollIngsworth:
Ferguson and Arthur.
Al New Castle. First Eume. Z Il z
New Castle....2 o0 IL
Batteries-strelt and Barclay; McFar-
land and Lattlmer.
AT New Castle. Second game. z H 3
Youngstown % . Q o Q OIL 3 5
Batteries-smlth and Barclay; Grove
and Lattlmer. yg
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Amateur Basc Ball.

The Martins Ferry base ball club de-
sires through the columns OF this paper,
to challenge the Nelson Tigers, OF this
city, for q game on the Fulton grounds,
Sunday afternoon. Please answer
through the Intelligencer.
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Earned runs, Cincinnati q Pltt1buIgh z
T'Wo-baGe hits. Williams. Pelt8. Three
base hits, Mcbride, Beekley. Double play,
Corcoran 70 Beqllley. First base on balls,
BY Hofer z: by Brelt6nsteln 2 Struck out.
BY Homer i; by Breitensteln !. Time, l:lh
Umplres, olDay and MeaRFF.
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Seal s.,am
For Sale.

20 North Wabash street, Groom
house, bath room, natural gas.
viii sell OF a bargain, and We NJ
loan you the money to buy II with
on lOng time.
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Earned runs, Pittsburgh 4. Iwo-base
hits, Ely. Smith. Threg.baae hits NC
Bride, beaumont, Smith. slleokley. stolen
base. Borkiey Double plays CorcgIAn
bass on balls, ON taovrrtd Struck put,
by Hnwlcy 2: by Lever 4. Wild pitch,
Lever Time. 2:c5, Umpires, o'nay ana
McOnrr.
Second game:
CINCINNATI. Alb. X BIZ 20. \. Il:
e6re5Tss. & /. f :..::.::".i ! ! 8 :
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A srAR AT HuFFMAN.

The action Of the Democratic coun-
~ convention IN naming Marion Hun
man for representative, when he was n
well known candidate for Congress, is
regarded as q stab In the house Of his
friends at that gentleman. He Is a
druggist In South Bellaire, and one OF
the always faithful The naming OF
Z. E. Clevenger. another Bellaire man,
for probate Judge, Is q recognition OF
the silver element, as Mr.. Clevenger
was a Republican until that craze
struck this section N 1895. He Is law
yer, and like Mr.. Huffman has ability
BellnIre also secured three OF the
eleven delegates to the state conven-
ton, and the chairman q both the
county central and executive commit
tees In the person Of r. C. Meyer and
Inc secretary, II. 2. Crow.
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Theo. W. Fink & Co.,
1903 Market Street
DESIRABLE HOMES FOR SALE.

A two-story brick and frame addition.
Lot IS feet s Inches by about 40 feet. on
west side Of Main street. ! doorS north
LARGE and desirable building sites IN
Pleasant Valley, from ! TO acres Of
ground. site cannot be beat for q resi-
4 iine and cheap building lot on Lind
4 sS-foot By ia-foot lot on Eighteenth
street, with brick dwelling on alley. Z
This is all desirable property and an
Investment.
5o-foot by ioo-foot lot corner Thirty
fourth and Chapllne streets, part OF AL
hRmhra Rink and frame dwelling. roomh
on It. Will be offered cheap this week
c. A. scHAEFER & CO.,
Corner Fourteenth and Marko, Streets.
Telephone 81.
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solly Smith, who has had checkered
career in the ring for the past two
years, has, It is said. retired. Smith
has been fighting since 1891. He has
met the best featherwelghts in the bus
iness, and has decision over George
Dixon. smith has saved some money.
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To-DAYs GAMES,
Boston at Pittsburgh.
New York at Cleveland.
Baltimore At LOuisVille,
Brooklyn ct Chicago.
Philadelphia at 81. Louis.
CINCINNATI. August 1-Leever was
effective In the hrst game, while Hawley
was hit hard. The Reds won tho second
game by punching hits on Homer. Attend
anco. $500. Scores: ~
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Jerry Marshall, Of Australia, and
"KId" Goulette have been matched to
box in Buffalo next Saturday night.
The affair is for twenty rounds.
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oQAulkloAs
IN Olne q
the VliieyB
Of SWihe-
land goiEe
or thick
neck 4.
diets Gyof
inhahithnE
A party of
American
tourists en-
teinK one
Of heseVli-
ieysWasfol-
lowed By q
body Of
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First Game

In the first game not a run was
scored by either team until the tenth
inning. In nine Innings not a player
reached third base. In the second In
ming Lyle was thrown out trying to
reach third from second on an Infeld
hit, and in the sixth Flournoy tried
unsuccessfully to stretch n wo-bagger
into n hit for three bases, but was
thrown out on fast work by Strang'
Ieahy and Niles. The only good hon
EST hit made of Poole In the entire
game was Flournoy'B two4bagger'
When the nine innings had been
plcted, and neither side seored,ilhe eN-
element WAS intense.
Poole endeared himself to every ran
on the grounds by starting the tentn
with a single over short, and Dopps
sacrifice. sending Eddie to second, ADA,
ed to the enthusiasm Lyons picker
out a good one, and raped out hard
single. scoring Poole-and then tne
crowd went wild. No scene quite Ike
II was ever before witnessed here; ev-
cry man, woman and child was on his
feet cheering wildly: hats went up IN
the mir, and the scene, to an outsider,
would have been lnexplicable. %" Thep
Niles sent q twO-bagger into. right
sending Lyons to third. and Dohahues
sharp single scored both Lyons and
Niles. Again the crowd broke loose.
and for several minutes pandemonium
reIgned. The next two men were outs
hut that made no difference, for the
gnme Wns Wheellng's. the visitors being
unable 10 do anything In their hHit.
double play ending the game. Score:
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NATIONAL LEAGUE
sTANpINa o. cLuRs.

Yesterdays GAMES.
Cincinnati s, Pittsburgh :.
Pittsburgh 5, Cincinnati z:
st. Louis 5, Chicago I.
Chicago H. 81 Louis T.
Louisville -, Cleveland &
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Jim scanlon, OF Pittsburgh. has q
new manager in Andy Mulligan, Of
Louisville. Scanlon meets Billy Stint,
Of Chicago, in Denver. II Scanlon wins
he will be matched against Dick
o'Brien.
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Atom q disease may become @ COM
-. - 4 3 rs1.lrisd 9 { neee.-lIy
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WON BY DAYTON.

FINDLAY. O., AuEugt . Score; z =
6 6IIdiay - 2?3 9 - ! Z
observation-disclosures and splesmRni Pas
ioriua and Erickson.
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Friday night Eddie Kennedy. Of Pitts.
burgh, and Tommy Cavanaugh come
together at the New LenoX Athletic
Club, Mount Oliver. aE
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lNTFR.STkTELE LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS.

YEsTERDAY's CANES
wheeling 3. Mansfield Q. 81
wheeling 8 M1nBheld 2. N
Fort Wayne z Toledo !.
New Castle 5, youngstown 0.
New Castle ;, youngstown /
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esneraL IoNes..
NOTICE TO BoND-HoLDERs OF
N THE wHEELINa STEEL q IRON

NOTICE TO BoND-HoLDERs OF
IN THE WHEELING STEEL & IRON
COMPANY.
The Wheeling Steel & Iron Company, in
accordance with the proviLions Of It's
mortgage deed Of trust made on the lst
day OF November. 1892, hereby gives notice
OF Its intention to redeem all Of It's out
standing bonds secured by sold mortBnge,
being tho bonds numbered from 1876 to 800,
inclusive, by the payment OF such bonds
on the LIST day OF November. 1889, at The
National Exchange Bank OF wheeling,
which bank has been selected by the
Wheeling Title & Trust Company, the
trustee under said mortgage deed OF trust,
as the place OF deposit for the payment Of
said bonds, In the stead Of The Exchange
Bank Of Wheeling. which has ceased to do
business: and further gives notlee that
upon such payment tho coupons then I'M
matured for Interest on said bonds will
WHEELING STEEL &
IRON COMPANY
+. w. Bowers. Secretary.
WHEELING TITLE &
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
L. F. Stlfel, Secretary.
Bond-holders who may desire TO eX-
change the bonds held by them for new
first mortgage 8 per cent bonds OF the
company at par should make early applls
cation at the office OF the company.
au2 F. W. BOWERS, Secretary.
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G. o. SMITH, Resident Agent,
National Exchange Bank,
Wheeling, w. Va.
FAMILY WASHING

Rough Dry Washed, Stnrchod and
Dyed y cents pet. pound.
Fiat Work, Washed aud Ironod, D
eS All hand AM P worF finished 10 eeuts per
F,ound, At LUTZ BROHs
InHlI Homo steam Laundry.
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STOCKS FOR SALE.
wheeling Pottery.
La Belle MIL
Beliairo Gas & Electric Co.
wheeling Bridge.
Wheellnf Steel q Iron ca.
Crystal Glass Co.
wheeling Bridge Co.
Foatnria Glass Co.
Bloch Bros. Tobacco Co.
Wheeling Railway Co.
BONDS
whitaker Mn
RavenSWpod s. & g.. r. r
Wheeling Stamping Co,
Eation1f Steel Co stock. American Iin
Plate co. stock. National Biscuit Co. stock
bought and sold on Stock Exchange Chi'
eago.
SIMPSON 6 TATUM,
Room Z, City Bank Building. Phone ~
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Messrs. Lyle and Healy said, last
night that WhIsseh would be signed to
help out in the pitching department.
The management expects to sign CAL
lahan, OF the Charlottesville Indiana
Illinois league team in q day or two.
He wanted wheeling to buy his release,
but the mnnagement declined to do
this, the little league not being under
the protection OF the National agree
ment.
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Sgren 9ond..
Surety SOads.
BONDS OF SURETYSHEP.
City Trust, Safe deposit and
Surety Co. Of Philadelphia".""
Assets 90, 100000.

Issues all kinds Of Surety Bonds. Il
COSTS no more 20 get bond from this old
reliable. wealthy company than from tho
smaller companies.
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Jack McCleliand will come homs from
WIndmere. Ill. to Pittsburgh to train
for his contest with Joe Hopkins on
September Z.