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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-21
WHEFElNG.FINISHES FOURTH
In the Inter-city Bowling Contest at
New York-Rader and Campbell
Win Individual prizes

1sSt"ITu ! " hF@-nuoeri anu Suupuel1
Win Individual Prizes.
NEW;Y.oRK. July ao.-The sixth day
of the international bowling tourna-
ment' was highly successful. a large
crowd was present and the weather
was much cooler than at any time since
the tournament started.
The main event OF the day was the
series between New York and Chicago
in the linter-city championship contest
Each team rolled three games. the
team having the highest aggregate
score winning. Chicago was in fine
form and showed the New Workers. how
to win an uphill game. The westerners
had small band Of rooters with them
and they gathered in a good sum OF
money when the result was announced.
Brill won the first game for his side,
with score of e46, while Harb pulled
Chicago out OF the second game by
striking out, and in the final he again
came to the rescue In the last three
frames. Chlcago's total score was 2,Gl5,
an average of ST. 2-3 per game. The
score. was the highest>of the tourna-
ment and the western men captured
first prize. New York was second. both
passing Columbus, Ohio, and Wheeling,
W., Va. Score;
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Chicago.

There were five prizes In this event.
Tho winners: Chicago, first. score,
e,Gl5: New York, second, score. 1851:
Columbus, Ohio, third, score. 2,5i3:
Wheeling, W. Va. fourth. score, 1855:
Brooklyn, fifth. score. 2.463.
High Individual prizes were won by
Brill, Chicago, 2i6; RAIDER, Wheeling.
23i; Geugenbach. Baltimore, 224, and
Campbell. Wheeling. 300
Strike and spare; Pittsburgh. 69s:
Oriental, Little Falls, n. Y, $50; Hud-
son, n. Y, 7S9; Excelsior, New York.
723: East New York. Brooklyn. 500;
Charter Oak, Hartford, Conn. 799; De-
fender, Brooklyn. GA; United Friends.
Gil: Twenty-sixth ward, New York. 500.
Three other contests were finished to-
day. The winners were:
Duck Pin-Atantic Garden. Balti-
more. 412
Cooked Hat-Kama, New York. 131.
Candle Pin--W orcester, Mass, All.
In n special match game between
kuppinger, Of st. Louis, and Geugen-
bach. of Baltimore. the former won by
taking five games to two.
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A Rally That Fell Short.

BROOKLYN. July 2o.-Dunn weakened
in the eighth. when Crawford's triple,
Quinn's single and three passes to first
gave Cincinnati lead which was in
creased to four In the ninth. Then the
Brooklyns made one of their famous raj
lies. fumblcs by Corcoran. the first of the
game, Dement'S scratch single and Dahl
lens slashing triple scored three runs
Cross failed to bring him home. and Gin
cinnati won the first game of the season
here. Score: RH T.
Cincinnati 80 0 . o 0 o 3 Is u .
Brooklyn .....3 9 9 9 ! 0 D 81 IA .
Batteries. Scott and Wood: Dunn and
Farrell Earned runs. Cincinnati 4,
Brooklyn l. Time of game, 2:l5, Umpirp.
Swartwood. Attendance. go
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Mrs. John P. Glass and son, of South
Penn street, are visiting Mrs. GLASS;
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton, of
Washington, Pa.
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THE DETROIT RACES
Spoiled Yesterday by Heavy Down
nonr-Rnces Postponed.

l L.
DETROIT, Mich, July 2o'-A hsa'y
downpour spoiled the programme u
races at the Crosse Pointe's track TINS
afternoon. The deluge came after three
heats had been run. The $500 srecta-
tors waited until 8 o'clock, when II was
announced that the muddy condition oil
the track prccluded any further racing
Two heats were pulled off In the ~
race; and one OF the Normandic stake
for zoe PAGERS. In the former Lasso, a
Village Farm gelding, was the favorit2'
with Queen Eleanor second choice. The
mare won the first heat away from
Rhea and Mabel G. Lasso got the Sec
ond heat by n nose In front OF Eleanor
Conner was the leading favorite OF
the eleven starters in the Normandie
stake. He and Riley b., four-year-
old, went the mile. together away
ahead of the field, Riley finally winning
out tcasily..
The 2:O4 pace between -searchllght
and Anaconda and the ZIP trot were
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The marks at the landing last night
showed feet . inches and stationary.
The swell out of the small streams
caused by Thursdays cloudbur5t. sent
the stage here up to 5 feet Friday. but
there was soon 4 fall to feet 9 inches.
A small rise is expected out Of the
Beaver and iMonongahela, and river
men hope for more rain.
The Virginia arrived from below 1T
a. m. and re-sh!pped her freight and
people for up-river points by rail. She
will leave Sunday at S a. M. for Gin
cinnati, and will have a cabin full OF
people.
The Lorena will not come out until
there is more water.
The Greenwood is this mornings
packet for Charleston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-21

Mr.. Joseph Speidel, jr., left last even
Ing for New York. where he will Join
his mother and sister. Mrs Joseph Spell
del and Mrs. Edward 3. Franzhem.
who have been at Lake George. They
will rcturn 10 Whaling mkt week.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Birne5 Kennard Nc
Mechen, Of Maplescroft, Pleasan. Val,
ley, are at Deer Park, Md
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To-day they will drive over to the
North Glade Fishing Clubs headquar.
ter3, near Mountain Lake. i5fIi IIG
L. C. Furbce and wife, Of Manning.
city. i " ' ny
W. L. Allen and wife, Of SLyttJeton,
were calling on friends In the city YES.
terday.
II. j.. Martin and Percy H.. Carr, of
PGrkers3urs. are registered at the
Windsor. q
a successful two weeks fishing trip
down the river :.
n. S. Burton and wife, and Miss Maud
Black. of King. W. Va, are the guests
of friends In the city.
John Clark, wife and daughter.
Anne, will leave for the Moundsville
camp grounds to-day, where they will
spend the summer.
Miss Lizzie ard Emma Kettler. of
the Sotuh side. depart to-day for
Cleveland. O.. to be the guests of
friends for few days. -,S IN
hrs. p. J. Hob and children have re-
turned home after visit Of a month
with friends at Reading. Pa Rev, Hon.
who Is in Europe. sails from Bremen
for New York on August ..
DR.. H, P. Chambers. who has been
assisting DR.. Rau during the past few
months, Departed for Philadelphia yes
terday From there he goes to his
home In Wisconsin, to assume his for
mer practice
Mr.. John Lynch and wife. of South
Market street, will depart next Tues
day for Ireland and Will visit the fu-
nous lakes and the principal cities Of
the Emerald Isle. They expect to be
absent about four months.
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The divorce evil seems to grow with
every year. 1850 divorces were granted
in the State Of Ohio last year. We agree
that there are faults OH both sides, but the
great problem is: Are those faults fct:lcdi-
ablcl To great extent there is no doubt
tho conditions which result in divorce may
be reinrdied. Given dyspcptic husband
and wife suffering from female trouble
and We havcthc ready made elements of q
divorce case. In view Of the facts there
can be very little dou6, that many women
look forward to divorce only because they
seek relief from obligations they do not
feel fitted 10 fulfill. Women are uu TO
blame. They have looked forward to their
home life as n dream Of paradise. Then
disease comes like serpent and destroys
all happiness.
Women who suffer with dcai;itnting
drains, inflammation. liberation, female
trouble and bearing down pains, will find
certain relief and cure in Doctor Picrcc's
Favoritc Prescription. 1t SO invigoratcs
tho o:g'ns peculiarly feminine and rcgn-
latrs theis functions that they are eStab,
lished III a perfectly healthy condition.
The old lightncss Of hear, comes back;
there's light in the eyes and a smile on the
lips, The old irritation and nervousness
are gone, and the husband comes to his
home as haven of res, and comfort.
"I was troubled with female weakness. and
aftcF tEling three bottles of Dr. picrce's Favor
lite Prescription am free from p1ins," writes
MIS-. May T.. Jones. $40 Madison Ave, ppsilnti.
began taking your medicine. could not walk
across my room without suffering dreadful pains:
Now do all my homework and w1lk where
Plclsc~-thanss TO DR.. Picrec's medicine"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-21
WHEELING SHOULD HAVE WON
The Inter-City Match-Two of the
Teams Scores Were Not Eaualed.

Although Wheeling secures fourth
place In the inter-city match at the in
tarnatlonal bowling tournament at
New York. the boys would hlve walk
ed away with the championship had
they been able to roll anything APP
proaching a decent score in their OPEN
Ing game. Their scores OF $40 and 90.
In the second and third games were not
approached by any of the eight other
teams. In fact, no other team. rolled
9Oo-score, and this performance OF
two 9Oo-scores in 4 row shows that the
WheelinSs are better than any other
team competing at the tournament.
The following Is the tabulation of the
standing of the nine teams competing
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VIII Stevenson, of the All-Wheellngs,
has returned from the east, and says
that the club VIII challenge the VIM
ncrs Of the inter-clty match for any
amount Columbus. too. wants another
match with Wheeling, and will be &c.
commodated.
A great inter-city tournament In n
western city. Columbus. Cincinnati or
Chicago. Was being talked up In New
York this week. and may be put
through the coming winter.
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Boer War on the Wane.

LONDON, July 2O.-The following de-
spatch from Lord Roberts has been re-
ceivcd at the war Office:
Pretoria, July 19.-Methuen occupied
Heckpoort to-day without opposition 10
speak of. Ian Hamilton and Mahon
continued their march along the coun-
try north Of the Delagoa bay railroad.
Hunter Is accommodating the positions
occupied by the Free Staters between
Bethlehem and Ficksburg."
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JAPANESE FLOUR.
Samples Made From Western Wheat
Pronounced First Glass. a


Pronounced First Glass.
PORTLAND, Ore, July Col. c. Rob.
lnson, a, well known MN man, has re-.
ceived a sample of flour from mil in
Yokohama. The flour was malufac.
tured from cargo of wheat sent from
here several months ago and to all ap.
pearancrS. Is i first class article, Along
with the sample over which the Japan.
csc ara seemingly quite proud, cumes
the statement that the actual cost Of
the manufactured article was on III,
basis of 81 90 per barrel at Pacific
coast point. AS 81 so per barrel Is the
lowest figure yet reported for flour sent
to the orient, 1t would seem from this
that the. Japanese were in fair way to
become; active competitors for the -four
trade of the orient.
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OREGON ARRIVES AT KURE.
More Troops Urged by japan Papers
Decision of Government Unknown.

YOKOHAMA, Thursday, July 10
The United States battleshIp Oregon
has arrived at Kure, where she Will ua-
dergo temporary repairs.
The leading papers still urge the de-
rspatch of more troops to China. but
there is n growing sentiment against
Japan's csgaging in extended opera
lions. The decision of the government
In the matter is not known; but another
division from Sendai is on its way 10
embark at Ujina.
Many refugees from China are arriv-
Ing In Japan.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-21
Iron Dealer Assigns.

4 NEW YORK. July 2O.-Hugh w.
Adams. doing business under the firm
name of Hugh W. Adams & Company.
wholesale dealers In pig Iron IN this city,
to-day made an assignment for the
benefit of creditors TO William G. Nc
Adoo. The company has u rating of
$4,000 to $4,000 In the mercantile aSen-
Giles. rt9
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Child Fatally Burned.

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
STEUBENVILLE. o., July 2O.-The
four-year-old daughter of Mrs. Hannah
Adams, of Dock street. was frightfully
ana fatally burned to-day while play
ing with matches which ignltcd her
clothing, burning them off her body.
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Special Dispatch to the Intellgencer.
sTEUBENV1LLE, o.. July 2O.-Word
comes from Portland station, on the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad, this
evening. of an unprovoked shooting af-
fray. which will result fatally. John H.
Hclley. an employe of Contractor Strin-
ger. whose home is at Cleveland. while
standing on the Cleveland &; Pittsburgh
platform this evening. was accused by
John Johnson. local tough, of steal
ing bottle of whisky, and then shot
twice through the right breast.
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Prosperous Farmer Suicides.

Special Dispatch to the lntelligenccr.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va, July 20
Abel Clark. a former citizen, aged six
ty-eight years. suicided at his home at
Wilson's Switch. seven miles east OF
here, on the Guyandotte river, last
night, by hanging himself in his barn.
Mr.. Clark was one of the most highly
respected and prosperous farmers in
the county. He is thought to have be-
come temporarily demented on account
OF illness.
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chevvaalier of Legion of Honor.

PARIS, July 2O.-Mr. james H Hyde,
OF New York, has been appointed a
cheraller Of the; legation of honor. This
decoration has been conferred upon him
in recognition :of his work for the ad.
vancement Of French literature in the
United States through the Cercle Fran.
CHS OF Harvard University.
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other Interstate Games.

At New Castle. r II E
New Castle 100 0,0001 90 1!Q-3t
Fort Wayne .....O II 0 600 IL 10
Batteries. Fortsch and Latimer; Har-
per, Rein md Bergen.
At Mansfield. First game. r Fl +
Mansfield 30 9 o A o / 0 50is-7 10
Youngstown 20 0 90 i 0 90 OIL 4 0
Batteries, Lee and Fox; Grove and
Murphy. tIfasS
At Mansfield Second game: r II E
Mansfield $50 o {, OIL 0a0ss-3 10 !
Youngstown 20 0 0 0 90 TO- 6 0
Batteries. Ames and Fox; Rosebrough
and Murphy.
At Toledo. X II 2
c coISISpa; ..::..::S 81 9 s. g ! 8
Batteries. strlcklett and Arthur; Daniels
and Boville
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American League.
Gutmnns and Belmonts.

Sunday afternoon. on the Fulton
grounds, the Win Gu'mans. semi
professional champions OF tn UPPER
Ohio valley. will cross bats with the
Belmonts. of bridgeport. These teams
met recently and the game wound ny in
n controversy. To-morrow's game de-
cidcs the championship.
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Short Cabinet Meeting,

WASHINGTON. July 9O.-Tha cabi-
net council between Secretaries Hay,
Root and Long lasted about fifteen
minutes. The postmaster general and
secretary of the Treasury did not at
tend. No statement was given out ar.
ter the conference.
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| ter. very different In Its conception
from the one usually accepted. Her
costuming Is magnificent, and the wholz
performance comes in the category o,
brilliant historical events of the end OF
the Nineteenth century. II IS the opin.
ion of Mrs. Delaplaine that Calvc, who
has left the operate stage for this ORA
matte. will follow in the steps OF Bern
hardt.
One of the series Of championship
games In progress on the Leatherwood
tennis courts will be on this afternoon
Mr.. WILDER Dweyer and Miss Virginia
Moffat. the vlctors will be played by
Mr.. Lambert Boyd and Miss Sara Dial.
zell. ~,
The vested choir Of St. Matthews P.
L. church, in charge of the choirmastar.
Mr.. Paris r. Myers. are summering at
Myers Lake, o. During their summer
sojourn several concerts viii be given
In the vicinity, not the. least Interesting
of which. to the young people OF the
party, will be the one sung in .tha
church at Canton President Mckinley
attends. and ut which he is expected to
be present.
Miss Mary McHeHry, of Cumberland,
Is the house guest of her cousin, Miss
Angela Feeney, at the George S. Feeney
home. on North Chapline street.
There will be i mixed fouryoma tour.
nament at the Wheeling Golf Club links
this afternoon. All members are in
Vited to enter Entries must be made
by 2 o'clocs- Mr.. Vundurvatery will act
as handicap COMMITTEES, SO the new
players will stand the same chance as
the older players.
Mrs. John P. Glass and son, of South
Penn street, are visiting Mrs. GLASS;
parents, Mr.. and Mrs. Hamilton, of
Washington, Pa.
Mrs. Thomas Carr and daughters.
Misses Elizabeth and Edith of Four
tenth street, will spend the summer a
Mountain Lake Park. They will leave
on next Monday.
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Earned runs, Pittsburgh .. Philadelphia
Three base hit. O'Brien. Home run
Wolvert0I. Stolen bases. Beaumo1: B.
Left on bases. Pittsburgh s. Philadelphia
G. First base on balls. off che sbro !. or
Frazer |. Hit by pitcher, Flick. Str;i,k
out. by CHESHIRE 8, by Frazer l. Passed
balls. Douglass .. Wild pitch. Fraser
Time, 2::..5. Umpire Emsl!c. Attendance.
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Batted Lewis ut Will.

BOSTON. July :o.--Chicago batted Lewis
at viii to-day after the second inning, and
won easily. Boston failed 10 bunch hits.
Tcnney was injured while sliding 10 sec
ond base In the first Inning, and retired
Clarke taking his place. Attendance,
l,3Vo Score: r II L
Boston ........0 0 0 0 | CO., O-3 10 7
Chicago .......0 0 3 l l 90 ! IS I6 |
Batteries Lewis and Sullivan; Tnylo-
and Donohue. Home runs. Green SuIli-
van and Camel. Time. 200. Umpire.
O'Day
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Roberts Nominated for Delegate

Special Dispatch 10 the Intellisencar.
NEW MARTINSvILLE.J July 20.-The
Republicans OF the Second delegate dis
trict, composed of Tyler ard Watzel
counties. met Thursday and nominated
Hon. Joshua S. Roberts, OF Tyler coun-
ty, for delegate. by reclamation.
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Iron Company Wants a Receiver.

: IRONTON. o.. July 2O.-Tha Amos
and Davis Iron Company. which oper-
ates the Versailles furnace, has applied
for ! receiver and L. S. Culbertson has
been appointed. Inability to meet obli-
cations was given as the cause. No
statement has been made.
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Spanish War Vets Eager to Fight.

CHATTANOOGA. Tenn. July 90
The adjutant general of the Spanish
American War Veteran Association
has written to. the secretary of war,
offering, in the event of war with Chi
ma, n regiment of cX-Sranish war men
from each department OF the organiza-
ton. II the plan were carried out, 1t
would furnish an entire army corps.
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Huntington's Population $4,000.

Special Dispatch to the lntelligencer.
HUNTINGTON, w. Va. July 20
The report of the census enumerators
fo- this city. while not yet complete.
is said to show that Huntington has
about 1900 population. Including sub
urbs this number would be raised to
1S,0ce. There is belief that there has
beer mistake and that complete
enumeration would give the city over
1900.
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NEW YORK, July 2O.-New York won
another game from St. Louis at the Poo
grounds to-day. St. Louis just escaped
n whl,cwash by some clean hitting In the
eighth inning. Score: r II E
St. Louis .....0 0 0 0 20 0 0 o. 1
New York I'll l 0 0 l 0 0 - 0
Batteries. Jones and Criger: Carrick and
Warner. Earned runs. ST. Louis .. Time,
1:5O. Umpire, Terry Attendance, 1853.
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THE RIVER.
yesterdays DEPARTURE:

10 ,-I1fNr7' D f7I.l TN NI'e'
ParkersburR. AVALON. midnight.
SistcrSvillc:. :. RUTH. $50 p. M.
Darlington. LEROY. 3:29 ~. m.
oteuDrnVllie.T. NJ. BAfNiG. 2:3) p. N.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. GREENWOOD. : a. M
Parkersburg. H. X. BEDFORD. 1853 Il. IN.
Sistersville. .RUTII. $3.50 p. III.
ClaringtoE.. LEROY $3.50 p. III.
Steubenville.T NJ. BAiNE, $50 p. M.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. AVALON. a m.
Pittsburgh. .EANAWHA. 3 n. m.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE, { n. m.
Sistersviilc. ..LEROY. : Il. n.
Cincinnati. ..NlkGINlA. S n. m.
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To-DAY's GAMES.
W TtVIINg III INNION,
Fort Wayne at New Castle

Wheeling ut Dayton.
Fort Wayne at New Castle
Columbus mt Toledo.
-" Youngstown At Mansfield
DAYTON, o., July 2O.-Dlyton won
Its fifteenth straight victory to-day by
defeating Wheeling in a well played
game. Both Watkins and Skopec pitch
ed good ball. but the later was very
Wild. dua mainly to the wet ball Roth.
ermcl was removed from the ground for
questioning Umpire cara,her's decls-
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Alfred Miner, governor Of the colony,
prophcsied an early close OF the war,
and subsequently a united and prosper
Gus South Africa. Messrs. sauer, Mer-
riman and TIE Water, former members
of the ministry were not present
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COLUMBUS WEAKENS.
Base Ball Magnate Riley Cannot Pay
Salaries.

COLUMBUS. Ohio. July 2O.-John RI
ley, owner of the Columbus Interstate
league base ball team, to-dayNnotified
his men he could no longer pay salaries.
President Powers was also notified. and
tclegraphed that he would be here Sum-
day, and that the players would be paid
on Monday. The pay of most of the
men Is n month In arrears.
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Stolen bases. Boyd. S1crIilce hits, Com
gallon. Hardesty. Donneiiy. Miller. Two
base hits, Donnelly. Gochenauer. Three
base hits. Meaney. Double plays. Rother-
mel to Turner. Struck out. by Watkins
8. by Skopec .. Bases on balls. on Wat
klns 3. off skopec I. Wild pitches. Wat
kins ]. Hit by pitcher. by Skopec =. Time
OF game 1855. Umpire, CurutherS.
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The American Beaten.

LONDON. July 2o.-The final contest
for the Winghcld scull took place to-
day C. V. Fox won, beating =. H.
Howell, the American oarsman, easily.
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Women's Golf Championships

CHICAGO, July 20.-Miss Bessie An
thony. of the Evanston Golf Club. to-
day won the western woman's golf
championship and the Governors Gun.
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A Challenge.

The Rough Riders base ball team
challenge any teara In thr city under
eighteen years OF age. for game sun
day morning. on the Forty-nrst street
grounds. Tom Campbell. No. 25O9
Cha lire street. captain.
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ROTTERDAM; july Gothic strike
of dock laborcrs. which had been In
progress here for some time, Is practice
ally ended. and work has been gen.
orally resumed.
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PHILADELPHIA. July 2o.-Pittsburgh
and Philadelphia played tiresome game
to-day. the home team winning by their
ability to hit at the proper time. Both
Chesbro and Frazer did good work on the
rubber. o'Brien led the batting for the
visitors, with two doubles and triple.
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up and four to play
Miss Anthony is but seventeen years
of age and appeared on the l'nAs ~
the first time last year.