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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-16
BASE BALL COMMENT.

In the suspension of Right Fielder
Scott Hatdesty by the Dayton club the
first step toward what might be cons
sidered as a breaking up Of the winning
combination has been made. For many
weeks Hardesty gave the club good sat-
isfaction. but of late his batting has
fallenfofr. He had many friends. who
almost worshiped his ability as a play.
err. Hardesty always got afa..hand"
when he stepped to the plate. Accord
Ing to reports of visiting players ,Har-
'desty has reputation around the cir
cult OF being rowdy playerF It is
stated that he attempted tospike .Aues.
of Mansfield. at first base Sunday. and
when Manager Armour told him firmly
that he would not tolerate such conduct
in member OF his team Hardesty ap-
piled an Insulting epithet and fused
abusive language to his manager.
Rather than run the risk OF mutiny
among the other players, which could
be expected from such a precedent II the
player were allowed to go unpublished.
Manager Armour decided to suspend
Haredsty for the remainder of the year.
tits reported that he will attempt to get
an outfielder from rnipor league to
put In Hardesty's place, Armour says
he will not have men on his team who
play ball suggestive Of rowdyism. He
wants to win the pennant, but insists
upon his men playing clean ball.
The Wheeling team cleaned the plat
ter In good SHAPE by defeating, New
Castle yesterday afternoon for the
fourth straight. Skopec pitched his
second game In. three days. and until the
ninth he was an enigma the visitors
we're utterly unable to solve.
The Wheeling team left for Fort
Wayne last night. Rethermel. who has
been released, and Pequinney. who Is
sick, did not accompany the club. AT
Fort Wayne two new pitchers will join
the Stogies. "Rumpus" Jones. late OF
the Fort Waynes. and phenom named
Bradbury.
The Fort Wayne series may settle
either Fort Wayne or Wheeling as to
championship prospects. II Wheeling
should duplicate Toledo's performance
by taking three straight the Hoosiers
would never show front ngain. And II
Wheeling were to lose three straight 1t
would be q stunning blow for the
stosies'. pennant aspirations, 2
While Rothcrmel's release is not
popular move with the fans. yet 1t Is in
line with the cndeavor OF the present
management TO reduce expenses. 1t is
not generally known that the Wheeling
salary list is $3.50 a month. but 1t is
or was n few days ago That Is too ex-
pensive a toam for an Interstate city
to support. and retrenchmcnt Is an act
OF wisdom.
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I INTER STATE LEAGUE.
srANpING or CLUES.
5F4 .fo:DAY's GAMES. y.
Wheeling at Fort Wayne. 4. 5.
Dayton at Marion. ss'
S7e Toledo at Columbus! *
Mansfield Mt New Castle.

81 81 Irsf 10
With the score seven TO- nothing In
wheelins's favor Yesterday afternoon,
skopec weakened badly and allowed the
New Castles to, score four runs before
,,.Tacks" Latlmer kindly flied out to
Rothermel for the third out that ended
the game, a fourth straight victory for
the ;stogiss over their erstwhlle dread
ed RIVALS from the Pennsylvania wiz:
lase. iGrafius started off with aStwo-t
Dagger that bounded badly over fTay-.
, lor's head. and Pat Wright drew a
base 'on four vide ones, as did Wads-I
worth. filling the bases, and ]; Franks
out. to Consalton allowed Graffius to
score. the run that saved New. Castle
from a shut-out. Mattress hit a
bounder to CockmaE. who touched
wadsworths for the second out, but a
triae2Iate in HIS. attempt to work q
double play on the speedy little short
stop. who was safe at first, Wright in
the meantime going to third Son the,
play. Skopac here worked in wild
pitch. scoring Wright and advancing
Mattress to second. Another wild pitch
sent Mattress to third. and sEopec con.
tnued his aerial performance by send
: Ing Van Buren,. to; first on balls Law
renee, too. drew q prize on four Wide
epcs. and asainSthe bases weres il!led.
With Miller at bat. skopec worked in
his third wild pitch of the inning,
scoring Mattress with run No. 3. Miller
hit out for, base. scoring Van Buren,.
!, Latlmer was sent up to bat for Cargo,
but the best he had in. shop was, foul
NY that Rothermel captureds after q
hard run. and the game was Wheel
Slng's.s But that brand of pitching will
only win Just such one-sided games as
this particular one. In a close contest
such all-round poor box work would be
an sinyariab!e' loser. I. /.
Wheeling's first runs came in the
third. when Mcany and Lyons drew
/ bases on balls, and, with two out. Tur-
< ner hit! for a homer over the. fence.
In the fourth Cockman hit for three
bases and scored on Natress's error in
Z the return OF, the ball. Rothermcis and
skopec hit sateties. and scored on
Lyons base on a wild throw: i4
81 The last and seventh run came In
the ninth, when skopec hit, for a base
{ and went up notch on Meany's sacri-
nee. and scored on Lyons fine two-bag-
ger to deep left.
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BENWUoD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshal
County Town.

News Notes From the Busy 2arshaI
County Town.
The local Organization Of the Ma
.tional Slavonic Society went to May,
,nard. Ohio, yesterday to be present at
the festivities attendant upon the fag
presentation at that place. They went
over the Cleveland. Lorain & Wheeling.
and were Joined at Bridgeport by the
Slavonic societies Of Wheeling. Bellaire,
|, Bridgeport and Martins Ferry.
II was stated on reliable authority
yesterday that two furnaces and part
{ of. the galvaniring department Of the
Riverside would resume next Monday.
This is a rather encouraging bit OF
news to the people OF Benwood. II
these departments resume 1t Will be but
"a short time until the entire plant would
be in operation.
. A well known mIll-worker OF this
place. who has been q lifelong Demo-
crat, went, out 10 heare"Web" Davis
Tuesday night, and was converted to
the Grand Old Party. He said web"
was talking through his hat" and his
vote would be cast this year for VIII
liam Mckinley.
into an alteration at Schad's crossing
Tuesday night about II o'clock. and 1t
seems the woman had decidedly the
/ best OF the argument She struck the
fellow In the head with a beer bottle.
producing a painful scalp wound.
walter Mcmillan and wife, accom-
panied by John Allen and wife, OF Lit
itleton, and DR.. Walter Mcmillan and
wife, of Sherrard. make up party that
Will make tour OF Buffalo and other
lake points In a few days.
b Marshal Furbee killed canine be-
longing to Stacy Crawford yesterday.
The dog had been injured by being run
over. and was killed to end his suffer-
Ing. 80 i
A new bill board is being erected at
,the. corner OF Sixth and Main streets by
the managers OF the Columbia Opera
House, of Bellaire.
The steel department OF the, Wheel
Ing steel works resumes this morning.
The resumption means the employment
to about 500 men.
Mrs. w B. Howell. OF Leatherwood,
|. Is here attendant at the bedside OF Mrs.
typhoid fever. a,st
Pc MIS-. SOpnln SCnWaEtZ WuS HDle 10 De
out yesterday, after being confined to
her bed during q period extending over
year.
The teachers OF this city who nre at
tending the institute at Moundsvillc,
went through the penitentiary yester-
day.
Miss Ella Murray has gone to Park
ersburg to be the guest OF relatives
there during the ensuing three weeks.
The Benwood Clippers would like to
hear from the Detwilers, OF Wheeling.
for n game OF ball Sunday. August 26.
Edward Linebcrger. and wife leave for
Columbus. Ohio, tomorrow, where they
will be the guests OF relatives.
= Rev. C. A. Bartlebaugh returned yes
terday from u weeks stay with rela-
stlves at Tifin. Ohio.
George Schnd. who resides out Wheel
Ing creek. was calling on friends in
town yesterday. +S
The injury to William stroutman. at
the lower steel works. is detailed In an
other column.
John Greathouse hns returned from
an extended stay at Fish creek.
: Miss Emma Taylor IL able to be out
inter n few days illness.
Mrs. w. C. Burris is seriously III.
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meyer fulfilled. The following explains
the situation fully: +, s III.
Mr.. Lyle inYeigled me to sign a con-
tract to play for Wheeling, promising.
upon receipt OF signed contract, to for
ward me q certain amount OF money as
advance. which was "a part OF our
agreement. II signed the contract in.
good faith. and bound myself over to
the Wheeling club. but Mr.. Lyle failed
70 e, make good his promises. This de.
,esption placed me In destitute 7circum-
stances for the time being, and left an
antngonistic impression on me. Never
theless, I reported last April and did
the best 7 could for Mr.. Lyle and the
club. 81 y
When the management and owner-
ship changed hands I was accused Of
being a.'knocker, In company with
several other members OF the club. by
the then defunct management, because
we insisted upon payment OF salaries
as per contract. It came to pass that
the management; once relegated with
the past again secures control Of af-
fairs and the result Is naturally ex-'
pected.
Ny release was given ut my own SOL
licitations. and I suppose have Mr..
Shirley and the street railway company
to thank for3it. :is,
! leave the city of Wheeling reluct-
antly. knowing that In doing SO 1 part
with hosts Of friends. but under. the
circumstances ! think 1t better for the
club. and II in the future I will be able
to return to Wheeling to battle for
base ball supremacy under a different
management, I will be ever ready to
respond. IS
ROBERT RoTHERMEL.
Wheeling August Is.
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The Ex-Champion,s Friends Work
ing for a Substantial Testimonial.

The Ext Champions Friends Work
ing for a Substantial Testimonial.
8; NEW YORK. Aug. Is. -Arrangements
for! the grand testimonial and popular
subscription to be rendered John Z.
Sullivan at Madison Square Garden
August % are being rapidly completed
and the affair gives promise OF being
one OF the most elaborate OF its kind
ever. known. Many sporting men
Throughout the country have interested
themselves in the movement and have
pledged themselves to lend every effort
to make 1t q success.
Manager Jim Kennedy. OF the Twentl-
eth, Century Athletic Club, has turned
=. the use OF the garden over to the bene-
,ficiary for that night, and refuses to ac-
EceptS penny for It. Senator Timothy
ID. Sullivan will act as chairman for the
testimonial. and John A. Dooner will
look after the financial end. The money
yacruins from the benefit will not be
given to Sullivan in q lump. but 1t pro-
T q " r. FOL - HHH Toe . N .H-H-
posed to hold It In trust and only Gay
over the interest to the one-time king Of
boxers. This viii preclude the possible
ity OF using the principal and will In
sure for him an Income for the rest OF
his LIE.
Many of the best-known fistic stars
have already volunteered their services
and win be. seen In limited-ruund, bouts
with men Of their own weights. In adj
di,lon to the latter contests there will
be three ten-round bouts on. their
merits between boxers OF the, top flight.
The grand, windup will bring together
John L Sullivan. the 2old-time cham
pion. and Jim Jeftries, the giant Cali
lfornian, the present holder Of the title.
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size and yigor. Simply send your name
and address TO Or. L. w. Knapp, $50 Hull
Bldg. Detroit. Mich. and he will gladly
send the free receipt with full directions
30 that any man mnyl easily cure himself
ut home. This Is certainly most generous
offer, and the following extracts taken
from his daily mail show what men think
Dear sir:-Please accept my sincere
thanks for yours of recent date. I have
given your treatment n thorough test and
the benefit has been extraordinary. It has
completely hraeed me up. am lust as
vigorous as when, q boy and you cannot
realize how happy II am. 81
Dear Sir:-Your method worked beauu-
fully. Results. were exactly what i need
ed Strength and vigor have completely
isfactory." u 4, 2 Z,
Dear slr:-Yours was received and I
had no trouble in making Use OF the re-
ceipt as directed and can truthfully say
It Is u boon to weak men ] am greatly
improved In size, strength and vigor."S
All correspondence, Is strictly confiden-
tial. mniled in plain sealed envelope The
receipt is free for the asking and hewants
every man to have II. : IN ii5ili3s 81 ri {
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To Renral the aoehel Law.

FRANKFORT. Ky. Aug. l5.-Gover-
nor Beckham this afternoon Issued n
proclamation converting the general
assembly in extra session on Tuesday.
August 2s. The only subject to be con-
sidered Is tho modification or amend.
mcnt OF the Goebel election law.
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81. MnrY,a RIyer Blocked.

sAULT STE MARIE, Mich, Aug. IL.
-wrccking outfits with extra crews
worked hard to-day to clear the pas
sage OF the St. Mnrys river blocked by
the sinking OF the biz ore T schooner
Mazda. About $50 boats are affected.
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/, :, Earned runs. Pittsburgh 2, New York /.
I've. T%o base ~ hits; Wagner, Smith. Davis
hits: Beaumont. .RItchey, Tnnnchili. Sto-
lsn bases. Doyle. Double plays. Ely and
OBrisn; Selbach and Bowcrman; Davis
ma Doyle. First on balis. on Carrick a.
struck out. By .Tannrhill ?, Passed ball.
nowermsn. Time. 1886. Umpire, Swnrt-
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sFAM1LyYwAsH1,Ne

Rough Dry Washed, starched and
Dried 8 cents per pound. 78
~ Flat Work, Washed and Ironod. 8
cents por pound.
l.} AL hand work finished 10 centa
Per pound. At LUTz BROS. l
SF{. Home Steam Laundry, .
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS

Yesterdays GAMES.
pittsburgh 8, New York .. tL'
Brooklyn 3. Cincinnati O.
Cincinnati 4, Brooklyn 4. M
st. Louis 8. Philadelphia :
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FOE RENT.

ToR RENT-sTABLE, REAR OF .
y Virginia street, Island. aulos
dor RENT-s DESIRABLE ROOMS
IN on FIRST floor; all modern convent.
ences Apply at i6l2 Eoff street aulI .
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Terry Resigns.

Jerry hesI us. z * y II n
ST. LOUIS. August list. Louis hit
Bernhard hard when runs were need
ed. Umpire Terry sent his. resignation
to President Nick Young to-day. II
was his last appearance in the Ieag.te.
Attendance. $500. Score: 6. s.
-f- -, - Z e; y R H E
tstiiLouis 23 Oh u Of o-s 10 8
Philadelphia. 80 1 o 10 Q 80 .0-59 s. 2
Batteries, Hughey and Robinson;
.Bernhurd and Murphy. Earned runs,
st. Louis 4: PHILADELPHIA !. Time. 2:2o.
Umpire, Terry. u y x y. X
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Batted f6T Cargo. in ninth

Wheeling ...,.,,............0 033 o % o 0 IT
New, Castle..........o 0 90 o 90 0 ~
Two-base hits. Gratfus. Lyons. Three
+ base hit, Cochran. Home run. Turner.
Sacrifice hit. Ritter. Bases on balls. of
Wadsworth S; of. Skopec II. Hit bntsmen;
by Skopec q Struck out. by Wadsworth
Il: by Skopec 3. Wild pitches. Skopec 3.
Passed ball, Ritter. Double play. Cargo
to Miller to Wright. Time, $780, Umpire.
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To-DArs GAMES.
Boston ut st. Louis. X "a,
Brooklyn Mt Pittsburgh
= New York ut Chicago. -
n Philadelphia NJ Cincinnati.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, august l5.-PItts-
bursh:made shfts, when they were needed.
and New Yor9,s. two errors cost run
cacliS Attendance, i, 300 Score:
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF TIN

ITO THE STOCKHOLDERS OF THE
J. NATIONAL TUBE COMPANY. f'si
The annual meeting Of the stockholders
held at the principal ONCE OF the COM
pany. In New Jersey, No. IS Montgomery
street. Jersey City, on Monday. the 18th
day OF August. 1000. at Il o'clock noon, for
the purpose of electing directors and for
may properly come before the meeting.
The stock trunsfer books OF the COM
pauy will be closed at , .. m. on July So,
1900. and will remain closed until 10 o'clock
q N. on August =, 1900. spi !. - 2
By order. OF the board Of directors. 81,
tye3-m&th A. F. LUXE.
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IH:lel|ad:achef olSFOfySYears.

Z, III, " jJs2iii iI5sI \ -
but lost TIL, game. Errors lost the first
game. The second WINS called at the end
OF the sixth inning by agreement. Score;
:. First game: 2 ii 5]i Il VIZ r HE
Cincinnati 40 ~ 10 30 4 70 s6-e.l1 {
Brooklyn 40 0 III 1000 0-S. 2 l
Batteries. Scott and Kahoe weighing
And EHr5el Far Earned runs
Second game: R'H E
Cincinnati % o q o l2t04 % 10
Brooklyn G. 80. .:. 81: Z. 2. 02-4 10
Batteries, Newton and PeItz; Kennedy
and Mcguire. Earned runs, Cincinnati
9, Brooklyn =. Time. I'D. Urnplresi
Latham and McGinnity. 80
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CINCINNATI. August 5.-cinclnnnti
out.oatted Drooklyni in both games to-day.
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YHTAN,TE D-3AGENTs FOR THE
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WHAT MINERS WANT.
Many Amendments to Laws Are
Sought.

The representatives of the miners are
the busiest of all who are attending the
meeting of the Society of Labor and In
dustry.
Delegations from Leavenworth. Weir
City. Carbondale, Frontenac, PittSburg,
Scranton, Galena and other mining towns
are here to devise a means of securing
the passage of mining laws The partic-
ular tight Isl being made on the miners
script. The miners will be aided in their
endeavors by the other organized labor
bodies.
AT this mornings meeting resolutions
were presented calling for the state char
liable institutions to be placed under civil
service rules. a plumbers examining
board, safety scaffoldiag bill. a law
to regulate the working. hours of retail
clerks a Sunday closing laws, bill max
ing it necessary to brand all convict
made goods and many others.
A letter was received from the clerks
union of Ieavenworth, scoring Labor
Commissioner Johnson for employing a
nOn-union man to secure statistics in
Leavenworth Mr.. Johnson was unani-
mously .texonerated'' by the vote of the
meeting. 1t was shown that union man
was employed.
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RIDGLEY IS OUT.
BreidenthaPs Candidacy Shelves Third
District Aspirant.

The fact that John Breidenthal is a
candidate for governor precludes the
possibility of Congressman Ridgley's
entrance into the race. Since Ridgley
is out of this contest and announces
that he will not seek denomination to
congress, it seems that he has deter
mined to quit politics. In announcing
his withdrawal Ridgley says in an open
letter:
Il shall not be a candidate for re-
nomination. In this decision 1 act
wholly on my own judgment, believing
it best for our common cause. At no
time before or since my nomination
have 1 or has any one representing me
ever promised that L would decline to
either ask or accept denomination, nor
has any person or persons ever asked
or suggested such d promise from me.
In 1896 and again in 1898 our people
united throughout the state upon one
set of candidates with remarkable har-
mony and gratifying results Having
been thus twice elected I believe it my
duty now to step aside, and thereby
clear the field, permitting the fusion OF
forces to act perfectly free in selecting
and uniting on their next candidate"
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NOT FRIGHTENED.
Candidates For Governor. Will Not
Give Way to BreidenthaL

Webb McNall is the only Populist
candidate for governor who comedies to
John Breidenthal the right to make the
race for governor. The remaining can
didates claim that they had assurances
that Breidenthal would not get into the
game before they launched their booms.
''Breidenthal has a right to rum" said
McNall today. He is a citizen of Kan
sas and there is no reason. as far as
can see, why he should be barred"
Other candidates for governor who
are here follow:
George NJ. Munger, Eureka
W. H. Ryan, Pittsburg.
J. c. Stone, LeavenwOrth.
A. NJ. Harvey, Topeka
Ryan and Munger claim that Breid-
enthal assured them he would not be a
candidate and they are both mad be-
cause the bank commissioner is back
in the race. Both of these men said to-
day that 'Breidenthal has backed into
the race"
Mr.. Munger said: 81 am still in the
race and am working just as hard as
know how to secure the nomination"
Mr.. Ryan said: L am in the race to
stay until the finish and hope to be
nominated
Mr.. Stone said: st have headquarters
like the rest of the fellows here which
l will use in an effort to convince the
people that I am the most available
candidate for the place"