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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14

The Ladies Turkish Baths at the
Sanitarium are under the new man
agement Of Mrs. R. c. Dalton who is
an expert in the Turkish and mas
sage rooms
Hairdressing and Manicure Parlors in
connection.
70 West Third cyo,,+t,
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GROOM modern brick. jefferson St. s1.saf
S-rOOm modern brick. East ID So 4 so
Groom modern house on I'd ST.. !. So
5x10 rods on Brigham St................ 4 00f
BS10 rods corner on 9Th St---.-.--.-.... I 90
5-room brick cottage. z. 5th SO....... 2.0t
5-roOm brick. 5th St.--....-.......-..... J. 40
7-room house. new. 18th East-...------ 80
Come and see me- Jas. X. Shaw, undez
Walker Bros bank
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WATCHES AND JEWELRY.

". w. HALL, 259 South Main street
expert watch repaiTer. Utah souvenirs
j. T. BOES manufacturing jeweIer
Removed to II East First South
HAVE YOUR WATCH REPAIRED, ar
Surbaush's. 10 Mccormick block
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TRADING TURNS THE TIDE.

IFtADINT z hNo M IIDE-
They tell that time and tide turn tar
dis TRY Tuttle time-twill turn thy
tide toward treasures Timely trading
tips rendered. They s'touch" treasures
tenderIv Try a trial trade twill tell
the tale" Many good trades to offer iEst
now Talk to futile Bros, THE TradfTs.
l49 Main street.
SEE US for genuine snaps. stein. 28J
Main
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COAL DEALERS.

A. ]. WHITE & CO. Real Estate and
Mines. All kinds Of eeai tor sale. % West
Third South,
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SCAvENGER.

SALT LAKE SCAvENGER co. Office
under Walker Bros bank. Telephone 20
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DIED

- 0-0------~.--->---~~
BROOKS.-In the Twelfth ward. this
city, Jan. Is. 1900 of heart disease Philip
y, Brooks. born Oct 81, 1871. in Ipswich
Suffolk. England
Notice of funeral viii be given later.
McDOWN.-IR this city. Jan. Is. 1900 of
scarlet fever, Harold. son of Joseph p
AID Minnie McDOwn. aged years.
month and II days
Funeral cortege viii leave residence. 36i
West Third South street; at p. m. today
Sunday. Interment in Mt. Olivet GENE
terry Parsons, Kan, papers please copy.
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MEDICAL.

DIR. z. S. PAYNE. 142 South Main
street. Specialist in diseases Of women
and children; satisfaction guaranteed Tn
every case Call OF write to above adj
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Do YOU want help of any kind2 The
Herald will run your advertisement
free on Sunday
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CLEANING AND DYEING

UTAH CLEANERS and Dyers. First
class work promptly done Repairing I32
East First South.
UTAH Steam Dyeing and Cleaning Co.
81 Richards St. High-ciass work. mod
crate prices. Call and be convinced
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Utah Commercial snd Savings Bank.

General banking business; interest
paid on savings deposits. 2 F. Arm
strong. president; J. f. Game, cashier
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SITUATIONS WANTED.

- ff%hN N-Afs
----,.-----.- ---~--~-~> ~--~~
YOUNG MAN. .. wants position as
clerk. bookkeoper or office assistant; best
OF references. Address S2S f. End South
AS ENGINEER. pumpman or foreman:
nOidS hrst-class certificate. Address
NJ, kaysville. Utah
A BRIGHT and competent vonnr-
japanese. aged "a wants situation, office
or with prominent business man in Salt
Lake City, best of references. Address. 2f5
zlJh ST, Ogden.
SITUATION wanted by cook. Address
A 147. Herald
SITUATION wanted by photographer.
Address l49. Herald.
BY AN experienced Iaundress. a family
Wasnins. Address T. J. F., The Herald.
AS NURSE to invalid. housekeeper or
any. position Of trust: no objection to
leaving city; highest references. Address
A Ia Herald
BY CAPABLE and experienced eastern
ady' as teacher. goyerness, invalidS
satisfactory references. Address 4 155,
Herald
BY YOUNG married man. Business ex-
Perience. Al references. Address A rs.
Herald.
A PLACE or home by young man. q.
where he can work for his board while
under doctor $ care; honest and reSDecta-
bic. Address J. L. A Herald
----
A YOUNG man wants work of any
KIND Address A 1f6. Herald.
WASHING AND IRONING or house
fIEr mr. F1aN -
West 9TH South street. Salt Lake CITY,
AS PRIVATE or night watchman. I
am strictly temperate and good reference
given If required. Address "a 9Th East
street. Salt Lake City.
SITUATION by a boy of 10. willing to
work at anything at your own price. Ad-
dress Andrew Christensen, care Herald
BY YOUNG MAN. experienced in hotel
or restaurant. Address Tailor House
room f.
FOR RENT.
~~-~--~~-~~---~~@-~--~ -. - - - -
B. & o. TRANSFER CO.'S moving vans
always ready. Satisfaction guaranteed
Telephone 555; Office Il w. End So. St
EIGHT-RooMED modern brick; bath
barns cheap.
BIGHT-ROOM> modern brick house
bath. Earn; cheap. Mrs. Quigley, $40 East
First South.
ONE OR TWO furnished rooms with
or without board. 525 SO. 2nd West
NICE HOUSE. Z rooms. bath. etc. 100
Canyon road. Enquire 124 Canyon road.
o. L A = A ~
enquire McCoy's Drug Store. 9Th Z and
3rd South.
SEE HoUsToNs house list Houston
Real Estate Inv. Co., PA Main.
FIFTY SIX HOUSES. ell kinds.
prices ard locations. Tuttie Bros. Prog
'--~ look 40 Main street
FOR SALE.
IMMEDIATELY-LA quantity of
empty packing boxes. cheap First come
first served E. NJ Friedman < Co., rs s.
Main street.
CHEAP. Ny services for building your
houses. altering. repairing buildings:
store hitting and general j0bbing JOSEF h
FIannery, No IA w Ind So. street.
AT A BARGAIN and easy payments.
best paying country newspaper in Utah.
clears $50 per month; well equipped
plant; best of reasons for selling. Adj
dress lock box II. Price. Utah
CARLOAD seamless bags. grain bags
and twinC Bailey & Sons, s. East Second
South.
SCHOOL books, Office supplies, station
cry Phone Az Margetts Bros. 40 Main.
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BORN

~ --~~~~o-~-~~~-~---~-~--5 ----~--~-~-~~- -
Friday twin boys
DUPUIS.-TO Mrs. d. Dupuis. a baby
girl. Mother and child doing well
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CLAIRYOYANTS

MRS. P. FONTYNE. 257 so. WEST
Temple, Cl9iTvOyant and Trance Medium.
Every Thursday test circles and sun
days evenings public meeting al D. m.
Readings daily.
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CASH REGISTERS.

NATIONAL CASH REGISTERS. Oscar
GrOshel. sole agent Utah. 22I Main Elk
pert cash register repairing.
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OHllsI sHSeAS OaHclnS ACADEMY
The Childrens and Juvenile Glasses
will be postponed one week Ladies
Glass for beginners viii be held open
for new applicants until Jan. 18th at
4:30 p. m.
Butter Scotch. lac III Monday Kolitz
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AUCTION SALES.

RATTAN and fancy rockers, S3ls per
cent discount this week All kinds of
furniture. stoves. carpets and household
goods very cheap. on easy payments: SOC
on 81: s. on $50 and SO on 81 000. l. X L.
Furniture & Carpet Instaliment House.
A. East End So. st. Telephone as. p A.
SOrenSen.
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OPTICIANS

]. II. KNICKERBOCKER. opticfan.
Removed to IL L. LIST So. Lowest prices
THE UTAH OPTICAL CO. under
Walker Bros bank Examination by artf-
hcisl light free. Satisfaction guaranteed
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PROFESSIONAL CARDS.

FNOE LoSlOisAL SAAJ1s
Joseph T. Richards Edward s. Ferry.
RICHARDS & FERRY.
Attorneys and COunselOrs
Mccormick Block, Salt Lake CITY.
DICKSON. ELLIS & ELLIS.
Attorney s-aL-LaW, NTH fiOOr Progress
building.
ALVIRAS E. SNOW. lawyer. Rooms 49,
al d. i. Walker Bldg, W. Second South,
Salt Lake City. Phone 7S1-5 rings.
T. n. Waddel Thomas Adams
WADDELL & ADAMS
Attorneys-at-LaW- Rooms Nos. as and
AIS Mccormick building. Salt Lake City.
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MISCELLANEOUS.

BARROW BROS. Stationers and News
dealers, 4S ". 2d So. Phone T62. 2 rings
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PLUM BING AND HEALING
Geo. G. DOYLE G Co.
ELECTRICAL.

FOR GOOD. RELIABLE Electric Work
Of all kinds. chandeliers. globes. shades
and telephones. 90 TO Z. G. Holdings. 49,
West First South. next to Callers. Tele-
phone call 405 2 rings
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salt * EIectrie supplv d.

1913 W LIST South St. Telephone 80. e.
Electric fixtures Of every grade and
price. We employ competent and courte-
Gus workmen to do repair work at short
notice, and when you want an estimate
on the cost Of job or the work done.
come and see US Our work on the Salt
Palace speaks for itself
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14

CITY MATTRESS co are still making
couches. mattresses. at the old stand, so
Main street.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-01-14

BRIGHT and competent young
japanese aged "a wants situation. office
or with prominent business man in salt
Lake City; best of references. Address 3f5
Ath St, Ogden.
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As ENGINEER. pumpman or foreman:
R0idS hrst-class certificate. Address
NJ, kaysville. Utah.
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YOUNG MAN. p wants position as
clerk, bookkeoper or office assistant; best
OF references. Address 323 +. End South.
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Moved Some More.

0nea more the caucus moved. irst
to Hartenstein's barber shop and then
10 the drug store corner. When the
midnight cars were boarded it was
agreed that the caucus would Teeonvene
al Fred LOOfbOur0w' Office this after
noon at 3 O'Clock
The notices, to be sent cat by mes
senGers, VIII require the attendance of
every department head who failed 10
show Up last night skull and cross
bones viii be pictured on every notice
as salutary warning to the absentees
that failure to respond viii bring down
upon them the perpetual wrath Of
twelve out Of the fifteen city council
faen.
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COLLECTION AGENCY.

Scientific Collection of Bad Debts.
Merchants Protective ASS n. Com. bldg.
Salt Lake City. Francis G. Luke. Mgr.
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Christensens' Dancing Academy.

Butter Scotch. i5o ID, Monday. Kolitz.
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TICKET BROKERS

AiCNLd DNOtNLENJ
SELL YOUR R R tickets to A z
Noon & Co, rs South Main.
Darling's Ticket Ofice-Cut-rate r. r
tickets to all points. No. ". ID So. St.
CUT-RATE GROSHELL. CHEAP rail-
road tickets everywhere; 221 Main street.
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SITUATION wanted by cook. Address
A 147. Herald.
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WE SELL real estate-that's all Tu
lie Bros, 149 Main street. Red ball sign
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! SITUATION wanted by photographer.
/ Address A lag, Herald
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20 West Third South.
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PERSONAL.
WARMING AND VENTILATING

P J. MORAN-Stea and hot water
heating and ventilating apparatus. No.
70 West Second South
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LOST

JAN. Y. 1900. between Albany hotel and
Rio Grande depot. one brown huCkskin
purse containing $3.50. Finder please
leave al Herald Office and be well re-
waried
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WELLsBURG.
poings of People in the Brooke coun'
ty Metropolis. 49,,

poings of People in the Brooke Coun'
ty Metropolis.
The application OF the Wellsburs
Electric Light Company for 4 ten year
extension OF the contract for street
lighting was considered by council at
Tuesday nights meeting. but no action
was taken. The ordinance committee,
recommended a franchise for lighting
purposes be granted the street railroad
company. provided nm acceptable ord!-
nance can be agreed upon. ~
The enrolment at the teachers, ihsti-
tute reached seventy-nve yesterday,
and many visitors are attending the
sessions, which are proving OF unusual
interest and profit. The subjects dis
cussed are OF a practical character,
and the teachers! of Brooke county can
not fail to derive benenr from the work
of this institute. j4.s q
The postponcment of the base, ball
game yesterday on account OF the wet
grounds was n great disappointment
to Weiishurg fans. who were ANXIOUS
TO see our team go against the Wheels
Ing Interstate team. "
T. H. Hammond was compelled BY a
slight illness to return from Atlantic
City, after but a two days soJourn OF
that popular resort. SHiPt1'
The construction company promises
TO have tho WcllsburE y Lascarvllle
electric railway in operation next
week, ,is4rH G&T
Company C Is preparing to 20 Into
encampmcnt at Kcyscr on August 90
The boys were out Tuesday evening for
drill.
Letters have been received here from
members Of the tourist. party now doing
Europe. All are well and enjoying the
trip.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-26
i BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events of Day in the Town at ths
End Of the Bridge.

About 10 o'clock Tuesday evening, oc-
CURED the death OF Benjamin Sheldon,
awell known resident OF Aetnavillc,
aged serenty-sl8 years. Deceased had
been afflicted with Brights disease for
several years. but his condition wns not
thought ut all critical until within the
last week. Tho funeral VIII take place
this afternoon at o'clock. from his ID te
residence on Lincoln avenue. and the
interment- VIII be made at the Peuinsu-
la cemetery
Miss Julia Fell very pleasantly enter
t1ined friends last evening at her home
on Lincoln avenue. in Actnavile. In
honor OF her house guest. Miss Alice
Holbrook. OF Philadelphia. About ten
couples were present and the evening
enjoynbly spent by all.
Mrs. John A. Topping. who has been
the guest OF relatives In this city for
thepast week. will leave tomorrow for
her home ut Larchmont. y. Y. Her
father. S. "A. .Junkins, will accompany
her home, to be their guest for a couple
of weeks,
Edward Craig left last evening for
Sistersville, whsre he will Join the team
OF that city and go with them to MARI
eta to-day. to contest with the strong
team OF that place. Craig Is good
player md will add strength to the
team.
Contractor Kinney has n large forre
of'men at work on the new bridge he Ia
erecting for the Cleveland. LotuIn &
Wheeling Railroad Company across
the mouth Of Wheeling creek
Mayor NeIninger summoned half
dozen hoys before him yesterday after
noon. to warn them In regard to hath
Ing within the city limits during the
day.. ~ .,66
b! a number OF young people from here
formed n, boating party last evening
and spent several hours on the water
between here and Tiltonville.
ia new nag-stonc pavement has been
put down in front OF Glffen's and Bow
les business places on Pike street.
Thomas Shartle has returned TO his
visit with relatives In this city.
spnrks' circus viii exhibit on the
base ball grounds In The West End, this
afternoon and evening. SiR
The Belmont base ball team viii MAY
the Brilliant team ut that place. Sat
urday
Several from here attended the opera
Mt the Wheeling Park Casino. last
night. t5t,f ti 5at,s III ~ !
Work was abandoned on the streets
Their. <,
Miss Loretta Emory, Of Flushing, Is
tfie guest of relatives In Kirkwood.
{ Harry Sells was In wellsvillc yester.
day.. on business.
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters Of Interest in the Metropolis
*; Of Belmont County. y. +,

Yesterday morning the mayor fined
lower town saloon keeper $50 and
costs for permitting gambling in his
place OF business, A plain drunk was
fined 50 and costs. but was turned out
in default of payment.
Anton staab, Mrs. Fred Jahnke and
daughters, Leila and Fleda, Of this city,
and Mr.. r. Gamenthaler, OF Barnes
Vile. comprise a party who will leave
Tomorrow for sotourn at Atlantic
City and Washington, A.
DR.. A.. q. Korner, OF frVoodsfeld. was
in the city yesterday. on his way to
Powhatan, to visit his father-in-law,
D. Dorsey, who is seriously All at that
place.
X Mrs. Matthew's and Mrs. Walton. Of
Moundsville, and Mrs. Cole and friend.
of Philadelphia, are guests OF Mrs.
John Weyrick. in the Third ward. n !
Alonzo NJ. Dunfee and Miss Amanda
Meek, both well known young people.
Of this city, were married at Bridge
port Tuesday night. .i,77
George johnson. the well known col
ored man. now an inmate OF the Sol
dler's Homes at Dayton. lis visiting rel
atives in this city. 54,Ect H 81,
Isadore Sonnebprn returned yester-
day from an extended trip. including
Atlantic City. Washington, New York
aud other points. 49,. 55f
The lawn fete given by the young
ladies Of st. Johns Catholic church
Tuesday evening was a success In
every respect. III
Work on Carter Brothers' new three
story frame building Is being pushed
rapidly. Charles Burns has charge of
the work. as t:s'jjti'' 10
A little son of, Mrs. S. Davis, of'the
Fifth ward, fen from a porch yesterday
and received q! very severe scalp
wound. \ - iii 5i:.
Mr.. James Follen and family will
take in the Niagara Falls excursion
over the Pennsylvania lines on Au-i
gust 9.
Justus Alum has gone to Epworth
Park to join his family, who are spend :.
Ing the summer. Mt that place. N
Mrs. Lockwood, Of the Second ward.
retired home yesterday from visit
with friends at Dillieis Bottom.
TheAtkinsoE family win hold a re-
union on the John Atkinson farm, OPP
poslte Steubenville, August %.
y, Miss Hattie Lazure OF Newark, o..
is the guest Of the family OF Alex. An
.derson, In the Fourth ward.
Mrs. George Tr!sler. OF the Fourth,
ward, who was overcome by the heat
Tuesday. Is much improved.
Major J. II. Nelson. Of the Second.
ward, has returned home from q two,
weeks visit to Canada.
Mrs. j. II. Nelson. OF the Second,
ward, Is visiting friends and relatives;
ut Rochester, n. Y. Ss,it 81 /
Jones g. McGraw are putting q flne.
porch TO the residence OF William Reed. !
In nc Fifth ward.
Mrs. II. Morrow, OF New York. Is WIS.,
lting her mother, Mrs. F. Sinclair, OF
the Fifth ward.
The Misses Gates. of Powhatan, were
guests of DR.. C. H. Kemple and family
yesterday. 't9I'8 J
Harry Eberlne, conductor on the
Powhatan road, is off for weeks va
cation. 5s 9%ss /
Mrs. ]. A. Gallagher VIII move his!
family to Marietta the, first OF next
month. ''nE
James Duffy and family Of the Third
ward, have returned from Atlantic
City. Elsgis
Mrs. d. w. Cooper and son, Kenneth,
have returned from Epworth Park.
& Lee Bowman. ot Powhatan. visited
friends in the city yesterday.
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Interstate Games.

At Mansfield. ~ pRHE
@sfeld:, OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES j j
Tolcd9rt2 90 Q o 90 Q 10000 o 0 as o G
Batter!es-R. Smith and Fox Ewing
and Arthur, W. gSsS
AT Fort Wayne. ~ RHE
Fort Wayne..3 0 10 L % o sOSs-5 G /
New Castles. 20 % % o % o 2 0eG-2 Z 4
Batterles-Harper and Bergen; Flgye-
micr and Latttmer. sal! s.
At Columbus. First game. 50 r he
Columbus ...........0 90 o. Go % 1
Dayton ........,....Oso' 2 o:t.-2 a o
Batteries-Wolfe and Beville;5 Moore
and Donahue. z alt4 ~
First game was forfeited to Dayton,
to O., because, a Columbus player re-
fused to leave the game when, ordered
out by the umpire. .aJc
At Columbus. Second game.:f r HE
Columbus 1890 90 o o o OsUI2-2 8 l
Dayton .....!..e 0 900 0;l5o.o-1 3 2
Batteries-Wolfe and Beville; Moore
and Donahue.k ..Eg,i,ii ss5f
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TRY ALIENS FOOT=EASE,

~ powder to be shaken into tho shocs
: Your feet feel swollen. nervous ana ho,
ma get tired easily. yon have smart,
n n,,E icet or tlght shocR. try Aliens Foot
ing cnsy, Curct swollen sweating feet
inHrowins mills. blistcrs md Gallons spo,s
Relieves corns and bunions Of all main ani
gives resi-, nnd comfort. Try Il to-day
ssc. Trial package FREE. Address, Allen
5. olnsted. 10 Roy. N. Y. = =
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Fatal Kerosene Explosion.

, PITTSBURGH, Pa. July 25.-By the
explosion of can OF kerosene at Car
rick. pa, yesterday, Hllda SpeIcher.
aged seven years. was burned to death
and Rhetta Schlote. aged eight years.
fatally injured. William Hess. aged
thirty years, and John Snyder, aged
-twenty-three years, were painfully
burned In trying to save the children.
The. children were starting fire in the
stove. when the. explosion occurred.
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Americans Arrive at Tal,u

: =, "7e'-' '.'T s1Ha'' -
7 SHANGHAI, July 24.EEThree thou
sand American troops have arrived at
Taku. rs well as eight transports filled
with British troops. Both detachments
are deficient In artillery.
I A cable steamer has started to lay
a1cab!e from Wei-IIai-Wei to Che Foo
and Taku.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-26
STo-DAY's GAMES. b
Dayton at Wheeling. ~
Toledo Mt Mansfield. x lizftt
e New Castle at Columbust4f,
Youngstownrat Fort 4yYav1o.

The Wheeling team was to have play,
ed an exhibition game with the Wells
burss at the latter place yesterday af-
teFnoOn,tbut the contest, was prevented
by the rain and wet grounds. Manager
Lyle Intended to use an extra pitcher,
to be secured for the occasion.
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Won by the Lenders.

BROOKLYN. July j25.-Kenncdy had the
measure. OF the Chicagos ut all times to-
day. Taylor, too. kept the hits down. but
he was ovcr-Eencrous with his free passes.
The game WIS slow and unintercsting.
Dement'S short stop play. In the absence
Of Dahlen. who is III. was the feature
Of the game. Score: .--i
I, Il ....,ls., y, Csld RHE
Chicago 1870 o 1 o Q o 1JD 0--2 S 4
Brooklyn .....3 90 l loo &c 5 l
Batteries, Taylor and Chance md Dcx-
ter: Kennedy and Farrell. Earned runs,
Brooklyn J.. Time. :53. Umpire, O'Day.
Attendance, 100 = ~ t1- SIS.
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Have Signed Latham.

s. PHILADELPHIA. July e5,t4Arlo La
than WIS to-day signed by Clncinnatlns
utility man and coach. He Will don his
Uniform at New York Tomorrow Al
though Cincinnati played n good gnmo to-
day. Philadelphia's was SO faT. superior
that In mnny cases the visitors yrre made
70, aPpear rIdleaiaHR. The hong team
batted and fieldcd like pcnnant winners.
and Phillips who tDok Scotia, place. on
the rubber. wna unable to prevent the
lhAilndc, Cincinnati scored two runs In
the eighth by punching four hits"' Score:
Cincinnati 20 0 o % o o o 100 !
Philhdcip'a "a "a 0fo3 2 ia q 0
Batteries. Scott. Phillips md PITT: Fra
ger nnd DouglnNs. Earned rup;. C!ncIn-
nnti =: Philadelphia g. Time. :t10. Bm-'
pie. Fcrry. Attendance, 3,t65.
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