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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-30
TO-DAY's GAMES.
New Castle at Wheeling.
Tort Wayne at Marion.
Toledo ut Mansfield.
st & Dayton at Anderson.

When F.the base ball historians tell
"how It was" in the Interstate league
championship race Of 1900 they Will
say that the chances OF Fort Wayne
winning, the pennant were cruelty dis
PEELED by the Wheeling stosies. Two
victories against the husky Hooslcrs
on Monday, and another double VIC
tory yesterday-that is the tale Of the
visit ofEGeorse AIiller's team to the,
West Virginia metropolis this week..
and to say that the visitors are dis
gruntlsd and sore5is stating fact with,
exceeding miidness. The first game
was won because the visitors. were un.si
able tbsdo,anything with the deceptive,
delivery of AL Pardee, while Wheeling
hit Harper when hits meant runs
Two games had been advertised for
Wednesday afternoon, but before this
conclusion OF the first, Manager Hubbard,
of,the Fort Waynes, passed: the word
over to Captain Miller to. call his men
OF the grounds; that there would not
pt beSoIIu SdulSs SHilliC iDaN 40 LOU
been instructed by President Power, OF
the league, that two games would be
played. so he could do nothing but walt
the required ten minutes and then
award the second game to, Wheeling by
the score of nine to nothing. Hubbard
claims there was a mistake In Presi-
dent Power Instructlng his umpire, and
that the. forfeit will not stand. 5
Each team scored once in the OPEN
ing inning. For Wheeling. with Meany
an out, Congalton hit for 4 base, as did
Lyons and Turner, the latter's hit
scoring Consalton. Fort Wayne's run
came in on Belden's hit, and singles by
Hemphill and Brashear. i.
Wheeling got what proved to be q
winning lead In the third inning, when,
with one out. Lyons hit for single:
y Turner an outfeld out. Cockman u
single. and another single by Taylor,
which scored Lyons and Cockman.
Score: .rE
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HOW MCCOY IS TRAINING
For his Fight With Ex-champion
81 & Jim Corbett Tonight.

SARATOGA, N. Y, Aug. 29.-Chnrles
kid Mccoy IS now in perfect condi-
ton for his coming fight with Jim Cor
bett, which will take place on Thursday
night. at Madison Square Garden. Much
of McCoys work has been devoted to
knockouts. and as as result his train
ers are having hard time OF It. 4
correspondent visited Newman's Lake
Shore House, on the banks of Saratoga
lake. When he arrived at the training
quarters there was sudden stamp of
a toe, on the boards. A long brown arm
described short half circle. A padded
fist came in contact with n nose. The
owner of the nose sat down with an
emphasis that shook loose his shoe
strings.
Kid Mccoy was having an exercise
gallop with his sparring partner.
The sparring partner wasn't serious
ly injured and righted himself.
In, sparring as preparation for
contest" said Mccoy neatly blocking d
straight 1left':"I usually school my
mind to believe that am actually
fighting for n result" -5s5t
AS an earnest Of the truth Of this
statement the Kid ripped In a left
hand hook to the other fellows ribs
that was convincing enough both to
me and the recipient thereof.
III you are not working as II 1t were
the real thing" went on Mccoy, at
were better to leave sparrlng out OF
your training entirely"
Biff!
he duckcd under the vicious right
hand lswing and sent his own right
hand TO the stomach.
That's the way" he said. "a part
ner who is afraid to hit you or hands it
to you slowly or weakly. makes you
careless. That kind OF play is unfit to
give you the necessary quickness to
avoid blow properly"
The partner kept coming. however,
and swung his right. The kid" let 1t
so harmlessly over his head.
II never" said he. stop blow with
my arms II I can avoid 1t otherwise.
Blocking with the arms, particularly to
a man like me, is wearing on the
strength. Besides. there is always the
danger ofshaving bone broken. I get
out OF the'way entirely. either by side
stepping or ducking. 1t also has an
other advantage. A man missing n
swing and meeting nothing but air
with. It is likely to be thrown out of
form, and Is then In a position for you
to hit him without his being able to
avoid The counter
Whether this was n cue or not. the
partner madesn tremendous swing at
Mccoy: Thr kid" ducked. and as the
partner turned halfway round with the
impetus OF the blow. Mccoy jolted him
on the jaw with right hook, and the
bout was over.
When they brought him back to
earth he assured me that everything
the 'Iiid" had said was true.
Hc. ought to know.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-30

Amateur Base Ball.

The Winder & Parkers will play the
Pink Carriers on Tunnel Green Sunday
morning. The Winder & Parkers will
lineup as follows: Hartzell or He'll
catcher: Tellcrs OF D. Bero, pitcher; A
Bero, shortstop; Holiday, first base;
Leonard. ,econd base; Lalley, third
base; Lelbcrt, left field; snlder, center
field; Gibben, right field.
The Charles Bauers will cross bats
with the seabrishts and Bows Sunday
afternoon on the Tunnel Green.
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orth's Great Pitching.

BROOKLYN, August 2a,--orth pitched
great ball to-day, shutting out the Brook.
lyns and allowing only. five hits. McGin-
nifty. was sent to the woods In tina nth,
when the Philadelphians landed on him
for five clean drives after two men we're
out. In the second he forced in two runs
with free passes. Howell succeeded him.
and held the visitors down. Monte Cross
had n finger broken and Will be nut OF
Ph!ladelp'a 10 g o o. o 4 Isl !
Brooklyn .....o o. 0 0 0 o o o 90 8 /
Batteries, or,h and Mcfarland: 7lIcGin-
nifty. Howell and Mcclure Earned runs.
Philadelphia |. Time, 2:o2 Umpire, Hurst.
Attendance, 1000. ~ ~ - ig',4- res
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Won on Green's Triple.

CHICAGO. August 2a.-To-day's game
aboundcd in hard hitting. costly errors
and ut times remarkably fast fielding. the
distributed. Green scored the winning run
in the eleventh on, his triple and 4 long
fly. Attendance. 800. Score;
Chicago. % 1 1910 o. o o.2 Ii ii {
ST. Louise . i 80 20 o 2. 6-Si2 I
Sudhoft and Robinson. Earned runs, Chi
cago 3. Time, 2:3i. Umpire. EmslIe
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BASE BALL COMMENT.

The Fort Wayne club was utterly In
cH"sable In leaving the field ut the
soneluslon Of the flrst game yesterday
afternoon. Not only did Mesars Hub.
oard and Miller know that the umpire
mad orderB to umpire two games here
yesterday afternoon. but Secretary
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WELLSBURG,
Doings Of People in the Brooke Coun.
ty Metropolis.

An interesting wedding occurred yes
terday ut Bethany, the principals being
Walter Adams Bonltz and Elizabeth
Davis Taylor. The bride recently re-
turned from Porto Rico where She
spent several months as n tenchcr: in
the public schools, and met the gronm,
who is n native of North Carolina. tEhe
couple will return TO Porto Rico, to
make their future home. Rev. II. New
ton Miller performed the ceremony,
The Bethany fair next week Is 1T
tracing great interest throughout the
county, and no doubt Will be LARGELY
attended by Wellsburg people. There
will be fine exhibition OF. live stock
and agricultural products, and The
races will be interesting events. The
officers of the association, headed by
President Ora Carman and Secrettry
C. d. Scott, have spared no cftorts3to
make their first fair n success. 4
The nomination of T. Moore jackson
for Congress doesn't occasion n RIPPLE
OF interest among Brooke county Denio-
Gratis. They realize that nominations
on their ticket are cheap this ychr;5as
witness the fact that but one delegate
represented them In their state .conVen-
ton. one in their congressional convcn-
ton, and that their county ticket was
nominated BY n SHINY attended metts
Ing without any contest. ~ SD
Tho Republican campaign In Brooke
county will be, opened Mt Bethany ,pn
Wednesday, September &, by Gcneral,O.
o. Howard and Charles IT. Caldwell.
Two such splendid speakers ahould
draw 4 large crowd. .i.i = +
DR.. w. II. Cummings and Rev. James
Palmer arrived home yesterday from
their European trip. Judge Hervey md
John c. Palmer are expected In about
ten dnys. .,4F q.-,, y
Charles Parker, and Georgia Belle
Dlssctt came UP from Wheeling yes-
terdny, secured marriage license and
were united by Rev, r.. II. Miller. =
About half n crop Ia the estimate oof
apple growers in this county. ~ Il
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Shirley, Of the Wheeling club. had re-
ceiyed telegram from President
Power, Of the league, explicitly direct.
ing tiiat,two games be played. Under
the circumstances It cannot be seen
how the decision on. the forfeit can go
against Wheeling. The league ought to
discipline the Fort Wayne club for its
unsportsmanlike action in leaving the
field. +; 4. i.
b The New Castle club com to Wheel
Ing today for n series OF four games
with the Wheellngs. There viii be. one
game this afternoon, and double
header on Friday or Saturday most
likely on Friday. Eddie Poole viii APP
pear in the box for the locals this after:
noon. * 4 Il; 2
Pardec demonstrated again yesterday
Just how good a pitcher he; has become,
Early in the season Pardee was not in
the best Of condition, and the fans
rather became imbued with the idea.
that the ex-Eansas City twirlert was
not what he had been heralded-now
what q difference! There isn't a pitcher
in the Interstate who is his superior.
Peauinney VIII be bach In the gamein
a few days.
That Mansfield bunch is putting up a
wonderful game. and II Wheeling fall
ters us dollars to doughnuts the Hay
makers will beat them out for place.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

yJANTED-MEN TO LEARN BAR
W. Der trade. We make exceptionally
good offers this month for scholarship,
board, tools and transportation to our
colleges at Chicago or New York. You
can 1be guaranteed " better positions by
Joining now than later. Eight weeks COM
pletes. Catalogue and special induce
.ments free by addressing MOLER BAR
Der COLLEGE,, Representative. ll9
Fourth avenue. Pittsburgh l}aI1t't AUS 9
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Score:

Stolen bases, Congalton, Poole. Taylor
OF Fort Wayne. Bases on balls. OF tiar-
dee 6. Hit, batsmen. by Pardee /. Time,
/ rs, Umpire, Davies. ,.~. 5.--a nj
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NATIONAL i. LEAGUE 4I(il
STANDING on cL1rn q:

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Boston G.. New York 6.
n Philadelphia 5. Brooklyn 0.
{. Chicago 6, St. Louis 6.
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INTER Err. STATE 4 LEAGUE E;
n sr.A,N,pINd on CLUES

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Wheeling 3, Fort Wayne !. X
Wheeling Q, Fort Wayne 0. n III
; sFMansiield 3,gAnderson o.. ~
y Mansfield 4. Anderson !.
e r la5 IN tlsg35< Dayton g. Marion !
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MARINE CORPS, u. s. NAVY RE.
w. CRulTSS Wanted-Able bodied men:
service on. our warships In ull parts Of the
world and on land In the Philippines when
Market and Fourteenth streets, Wheel.
Ing. -ts,34 rs, I. s5lF3 nu3O
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. EN-
wv ERGETIC statesmen to sell tho well
known Dieterichs Nalve-Cleum Lubrl-
eating Oils TO the consuming trade. on
CO., 90 CARRIED
Cleveland. Ohio. ja29 :.
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Errors We're Costly.

BOSTON. August e9,-New York's errors
proved costly to-day, each one allowing q
Boston man to score. Cuppy, was .batted
hard, but good fielding behind him n,
ecfltiCal- times saved the; gumc. Kicking
by5bdll lsldcs was ngalnfthe order ofithe
day. Attendance. !, 30, Score: -, 5,I.i :
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other Interstate Games.

: . At;Alansfield. First game. 7 II E
Anderson ANDERSON x. ~. D. . . 0 0 . . % j j
Battories-slmth and Fox: Wolfe and
Beville.
/. AT Mansfield. Second game. Ri E
Mansfield 49, Q 81! - 7
Anderson $50 0 O. ! q o. =
Batterics-From and Fox;'WlllIams and
QUINN
= AT DAYTON, RH r
pay,ot, ......a o r0.0s4 90 ID s j
Marion, ........0 o o 0 0 90 90 S 3
.Batteries-wntkins and Donahue; Guest
. md Lynch.
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....FOR SALE...
...FOR REMIT.

No. 1918 Main street, furnished res
taurant and Z rooms furnished for, $t5 90
No. $50 Alley B. rooms - ........... Q 90
No. 3? Twenty-sevcnth St, rooms. II 90
No. q Maryland street.................l 10 90 {
No. 3S Main street, lst floor, s rooms. Is %
No. .JOS Main trcet.-....................b 3 90
No. 2Sle Ma!n street, rooms. .........S5 90 Z
No. l6l. Market street, store room.... -
No. % Sixteenth street, cellar. 10 90
No. 3SgI Chnpline street. . rooms..... %
FOR SALE.
No. q Maryland strcet.................N 8, 600
No. 70 Fifth Street..................... 800 !
Ground % feet square on Eighteenth,
street ........-....,....-S2,5g 0
Lot on Vine street, 30 by 81 fect...... l@ :
6-roomcd house on Main street. SO
No. 81 Sixteenth street. store room. 3 -5,gf e.
10 rooms and cellar will be sold cheap
II sold In the next 20 days. = ~
Store room and five rooms, brick
building. good location. with an SO
old established trade, for. .........--.Ss,S SCI (
No. $50 Main street. n full lot. cor 7fEl3ii
ilcr Twenty-siNth AMI Main streets 800 4
Lot OH South Front strcct............. 100
No. % Main street...................s $500
No. AZ Main NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.. 800 Z
Corner lot on Fifteenth street. 9
No. co North Front strcct.............. $500
No. GO Seventeenth street. 400
I No. jas Eighteenth stree: ,............. 5000
: Lot east end Nineteenth street, 60
feet front...,.s...-.,.,.....! 90
No, 70 Sixteenth street, store room
and 10 rooms. =, go:
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LOST.

III osT-Ag PocSETBooK, BETWEEN
l1Iwenty-third and 9fTwenty-sixthI
please return to No! ISIS .Chapline, and res
ceive reward. s . 800 - p q v au27 q.
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WANTED.

IITANTED- SITUATION IN WHOLE
w SALE house by experienced young
man. Good penman. Best of reference.
Address n, care Intelligencer office.
iFIlarl1 st : ~ .sl} ~ ~ IIl4sl ~ au2Is
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New York -. 10 . Q 90 i o oo:s2-SiS !

Batteries. Cuppy and Clarke x Earrick
and Bowerman. Earned runs, Boston .;
New York O.. Home runs, long Hickman
Time, c:H. Umpire, Swartwood. ~
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FOR RENT.

ToR RENT-sTABLE. REAR OF o
u -Nirgin!n street. Island. aulO,9
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Pequinney viii be bact, IN the game in
a few days.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-06-29
Removes to St. Paul.

Claude J. Hendricks, one of the city's
promising young lawyers, has gone to ST..
Paul to accept an excellent position in
the editorial department of the West
Publishing Company, publishers of law
books. Mr.. Hendricks is especially we'll
qualified for the position, having both
practical knowledge and experience in
law.
He studied law in the office of Suther-
land & Nolan and was admitted to the
bar in December, 1897. Since that time
he has risen rapidly in his chosen pro-
fession. He practiced in Edgerton for
nearly year and during that time was
the democratic candidate for the office
of district attorney.
From Edgerton he returned to this
city and entered the employ of E. D.
MCGOWAN with whom he remained about
four months. Since that time he has
been associated with Jesse Earle, under
the firm name of Hendricks & Earle.
Mr. Hendricks is an exceptionally
bright, energetic and capable young
man and his departure from this city
will be sincerely regretted, although a
host of friends will wish him great pros
perity in his new field of labor.-Janes-
vile Recorder.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-06-29
Married.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.

\ pretty wedding took place at the
home Of the bride in this city Wednesday
evening at 8 o'clock, when Charlotte
May Vayette and Herman Greenwood of
Whitewater, were united in marriage,
the ceremony being solemized by Rev.
e. j. Symons. The bride wore a gown
of pale blue silk and carried bouquet Of
brides roses.
Miss Lila Vayette attended as brides
maid and Delbert Greenman was grooms-
man. The bridal party stood beneath a
bower of palms, ferns and flowers and
the decorations consisting of blue ribbon
and flowers were very beautiful. Only
relatives Of the contracting parties were
present. After the ceremony bounti-
full supper was served. Mr.. and Mrs.
Greenwood have the hearty congratula-
lions and best wishes Of many friends.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-06-29
Hicks July Weather.

According to Rev. Irl Hicks July will
be ushered in in the midst of a storm
period reaching a crisis about the I'd.
The glorious Fourth will not be as hot
as is often experienced about this day.
A change to much warmer with gen
eral reaction to storm conditions may be
expected on and about the 9Th and 7th.
A full moon falls upon the 18th, indi-
eating very warm weather and a storm
period. He does not calculate that gen
eral or heavy rains will fall at any of
these July periods. One of the breathing
spells Or cooler weather ought to occur
from 19 to %. Another storm period
will be central on the Oath. Naturally
it is expected very warm weather will
prevail during July, but he predicts
high temperature from % to 9th. He
does not believe many violent or danger
Gus storms are probable during the
month and fears that much of our wide
country will become dry and warm dur
ing the month.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-06-29
Old Settlers Meeting.

The Both annual gathering of the Old
Settlers of Wheeler Prairie was held on
Wednesday, June Goth at the commodi-
Gus farm residence of Mr.. and Mrs. Geo.
n. Campbell Nearly 80 people were in
attendance and partook of a most boun-
tiful repast. After the, inner wants of
man had been fully appeased the genial
host passed around fragrant Havanas to
the great delight of those who indulge
in the noxious weed. Only two of the
original founders Of the society now sur
vive, Mrs. S. A. Gilbert and Mrs John
Fish, the rest having passed to the great
beyond. Three deaths occurred in the
association the past year, Mrs. Rufus
Bingham, John Fish and j. @. Chidester.
Time makes many changes and time
alone can tell what the next year will
bring forth.
The meeting was called to order by
President Martin and the following Off
GERS all reelected. J. A. Martin, pres;
Rufus Bingham, vice-preS,: II. i. Rob
erts secretary; j. @. Cannon treasurer.
Pleasing remarks were made by D.
Roberts, Of Canton, Ill, Prof. Hendrick
son Of Albion Academy, Rev I. Towsley,
of StoughtOn, Mrs. Lee Page and J. M.
Estes, of DunkiTk. Strawberries, cake
and ice cream was served during the lit
erary exercises and cool refreshing lem
Onade furnished in abundance. The re
union was a perfect success from first to
last and most heartily enjoyed by all
present. The next meeting of the soci-
ETY. will be held with Mr.. and Mrs
Harry Roberts, Stoughton Courier.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-06-29
Visit From the Game Warden.

A short, fat man with red round face
and big black hat, spent several days
in this locality last week. He gave out
that he was horse buyer when he drove
out into the country, but most of the
time was put in in the vicinity of Lake
Koshkonong. A few days later he turn
ed up in the municipal court at James
vile as the complaining witness in sew
eral arrests for violation of the game
laws. While nosing around at Milton
junction he found box of fish in the
express office but it had not been tagged
or billed for shipment, and on the
strength of this find Agent Cole was
served with a warrant and later paid
S25 and costs rather than defend his
case in court. Will Parsons of MELVILLE,
suspected of leaving the box of fish at
the express office was arrested and on
Saturday was acquitted of any infrac-
ton of the law in the municipal court.
1t would seem that Agent Cole might
better have kept his money.
Deputy Game Warden Roberts, for
this is the name of the fat man,
found several set lines fastened to the
bridge at MELVILLE placed there by
widow woman, and after warning her
that it was an illegal way of fishing, dis
missed the matter. The visit of the
game warden will doubtless put the Lake
Koskhonong fishermen on their guard
and is likely to put stop to some prac-
tees now employed there.
The Wisconsin tobacco reporter. (Edgerton, Wis.) 1877-1950, 1900-06-29
Quite Wedding at ST. Patric,z's.

A quite wedding occurred at ST. Pat
rick's church at $50 last Tuesday morn
ing, when John J. Cunningham of this
city and Miss Emma Langworthy, daugh-
ter Of Mr.. and Mrs. Elmer LangwOrthy
OF the town Of Fulton, were married.
Only the immediate relatives and friends
were present at the ceremony which was
performed by Rev. Dean McGinnity
Miss Phoebe Cunningham was brides
maid and DR.. Michael Cunningham,
brother Of the groom, best man. An ele-
giant wedding breakfast was served at
the home of the groom's brother, Dr..
Michael Cunningham, Immediately after
the ceremony. Shortly before noon the
couple left for trip around the lakes.
On returning they will go to house.
keeping in Mrs. Cyrus Miners house on
the corner of Court and East streets,
which they have rented.
This young couple is too we'll known
to need any introduction. The bride is
young lady of charming disposition
and has hosts of friends. At one time
she was in the employ of j. M. Bostwick
& Sons who thought very highly of her.
J. j. Cunningham, the groom, is young
lawyer of recognized ability in his pro
fession where he has been very success
full. He is a graduate of the University
of Wisconsin and also a graduate of the
University Law school. The numerous
friends of the happy couple wish them
long, happy welded GAINESVILLE
Gazette.