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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1900-08-10

North End by HOFFMAN, the ice man,
IS much appreciated by pedestrians
The Scottish Thistle Society has
fixed August 31st as the date for its
first annual outing at Cressaps Grove
The display of the International
School of Correspondence in Loves
window is attracting considerable at
tention.
Frank Wasman, of the East End.
has purchased two new horses.
These make six horses purchased in
the past month.
The engine in front of the Stone
& Thomas building has been removed
and lumber is being hoisted by a series
OF blocks, the rope being pulled by a
horse.
A prominent young attorney Of the
city entertained a few of his friends
last evening at the Wayside Inn 1t
was in payment Of wager, yet he
was most enjoyable host.
A. j. McNash, Jr., who mysteri-
ously disappeared from his home on
made a "trip to Pittsburg without the
knowledge OF his family.
1t is reported that an unknown
man was accidentally shot in the leg
al Benwood Junction yesterday after
noon. An effort was made to secure
more definite information, but to no
avail.
A detached Wire across the w. &
r. G. trolley wires at Pleasant Valley
caused shutting off of the electric
current last night. Traffic was de-
layed for some time, and the instiuu-
Uons supplied by the w. & e. G. were
in temporary darkness while the track
was being repaired.
The Wheeling Park management
has booked the famous Bandi Rosa
for concerts at the park on the after
noon and evening of September 4th.
None of the bands which have played
in Wheeling have made better i'm
preston upon the musical people of
, Wheeling than tn Bandi Rosa.
1t is reported that two unknown
| men jumped off an incoming B. &. O.
passenger train en- Sixteenth street
last night and received a fall. AS far
as could be learned neither man was
! hurt. The practice of endeavoring to
board or aMght from a moving train
especially at this point, is very dan
gerous. and efforts should be made to
have it stopped.
Funeral services were held yester-
day morning at 8 O'Clock over the late
Mrs. Agnes Hellstern at the Church
of the Immaculate Conception. The
services were conducted by the Rev.
Father Mullen, and many sorrowing
relatives and friends of the deceased
were present. The remains were taken
to Mt. Calvary cemetery for. burial.
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AMATEUR NOTES.

The Jacky Arthurs will cross bats
with the Navy Yards Sunday afternoon
on the loop grounds at Benwood. The
Arthurs will line up as follows: Geo.
Dean, cf. Ed. Farley If; Geo. Mill
woods, 3D.; Ed. Criswell IT,; Lou
Modar, %; John Davis, ID: P. Woods.
p; H. Stephens c.; Geo. Fox. S.;
Chas. Armbruster, sub. E. Farley is
manager and P. Woods captain.
The Dowlers challenge the Kenmore
team for game Sunday morning on
the Forty-irst street grounds.
The Benwood Clippers accept the
challenge of the Dowlers for a game
Sunday, August u, on the Forty-eighth
street grounds.
The Smiths Colts accept the chal-
lenge of the LaBelle Mustard Cutters
for Sunday.
Chas. Henderson. manager of the
Sistersville base ball team, says he will
pay all expenses of the Will Gutman
team. or will play them for $50 side,
next Wednesday or Thursday. He says
it is all false about their treatment
in Sistersvllle, as published in a
Wheeling paper,
The Mike Agnics challenge the Jacky
ArthTs Jr for a game of ball on the
Fulton grounds Sunday morning.
The manager OF the viii Gutman
ball team has deposited SIS at the Reg
lister office for game at the Fulton
grounds Sunday. August 18th. for the
Reorgauized Doyles or the Senecas.
Here is a chance for 'Four-fush-
Seville" Album to show his hand. The
av,Tr will hot T.
/ land Independents Sunday August
18th. Morgan, the promising young
twirler that shut the Cleveland team
OUT, will be on the slab for the Gut
/ mans The Independents are the
strongest team outside of the Gutmans
in amateur circles. and the game prom
! Uses to be battle royal.
The Pink Carriers accept the chal-
lenge OF the c. Stephens team for a
game next Sunday afternoon at .
o'clock, Terminal grounds.
The Pink Carriers would like to hear
from the released players of the Happy
Nine for a game Sunday week on the
Terminal grounds.
The manager of the Pink Carriers has
| arranged for game of ball Sunday
morning on the Terminal grounds.
They Will cross bats with the Red Oak
team. game to be called at 8 O'Clock
sharp.
The P. J. Gavins would like to hear
from the Mike Agnics. A. E. Schedules.
Ed Dailers, Hockey Pokeys or the W.
W. Twins for a game Saturday after
noon on the Tunnel green, for two
rockets a side. II this challenge is ac-
eepted answer through the Register.
The line up of the Gavins is as follows.
J. Stewart. Sc; w. Tucker, c.: Rich
ards and Pollock and Neitzel p: Rob
inson, S.; VanKeuren 1b.: Hafer, 2b. !;
Coats. 3d.; Norris. IT,; Hays, CT. /;
Smith. rf.; Porter and Adams, sub.
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been called there twice. The neighbors
are getting much disguised with this
annoyance, and say If it Is rot stopped
they viii have tne parties arrested.
]. w. CARRIER has resigned his posi-
tion as freight agent at the B. & O
and will turu the oftice over to his
successor to-day. Mr. c. H. Stahl. who
has been transfer agent at Benwood
has been made the agent, and his son
Charles F. Sahl. has been promoted
to his fathers old position 1t was
not learned yesterday what Mr.. CARRIER
will do in the future.
Seventy tickets were sold yesterday
by the c. & p for the excursion 10
Niagara. Among those who went vera
James Follen and wife, Misses Nellie
Curnan, Annie Nolan. Ella Murphy.
William ana August Smith, Squire
+. S. Mason and family, Miss Frankie
Ward and sister. Leo CHASER, T. H.
THOMPSON and wife, William West
and wife and many others
Yesterday morning at 5 o'clock a
very pretty wedding occurred at St
Johns church. The contracting par
ties We're William Sherry and Miss
Ella Manley. The attendants wera
Mr.. John Cur0n and Miss Maggie No
Ian. The ceremony was performed bv
Rev. Father Wehrle In the presence of
a large number OF friends. After tho
ceremony the happy couple and friends
were driven to the home of Mr.. SHEER
rvs mother in the Second ward. whera
an elegant wedding breakfast was
served. After the breakfast the couple
received the hearty congratulations OF
a numbr Of friends, and at 2 D. m.
they left over the G. g. p. for Niagara
Falls and other points OF interest on
the lakes. Both are popular young
people of the city.
The reception given yesterday after
noon by the Misses Steger in honor
OF their charming guest, Miss Cohen.
OF stanton, Va, was one OF the lead
ing society events of the season. In
this city, and was largely attended.
The rooms were tastefully decorated
with pcleted plants and cut flowers.
The hours were from until s. The
Misses Steger were assisted in receive
ing by Misses Margaret Bomnysteele,
Bertha Shanafelt, and Miss Cohen.
Dainty refreshments were served dur
ing the hours, and the guests were de-
lighted with the pleasures OF the after
noon. Those attending we're Mrs. Har-
ry Max, Myer Herzberg. Mira.
Julius Veil. Mrs Louis Schaub. OF
Wheeling; Mrs. Louis Freedman,
Mrs. William Knuth. Mrs William
Campbell Mrs. Isadore Soneborne, Mrs
l. and Henry Blum. Mrs Albert
| Luchs, Mrs. James Callahan, Mrs. 0s-
car Callahan and Mrs. Or. Otto, OF
Wheeling Mrs. Bamberger Of New
York. Misses Inez Blackburn, sophia
/ Miller. Vernice McCroha, Emma Sam
nels, OF New York Mis- Title Levi,
Miss Moss Mis- Elig, Of Wheeling;
Miss Claray. OF Marietta Clara Some
borne. Miss Lfehtenberger. Kate Dar-
Eah Frankie Ward. Carrie Wassa-
man. Myrtle Clemens Bertha Schin-
dewolf, Cora Neal, Emma Malen, To-
bic Stahl Ethel Hobbs. OF Martins
Ferry Mandy Clark Mis- Nettie Wolf
CT Martins Ferry; Lizzie Long. MIN
ME Knack, Bertha Morgan, Of Wheel
ing.
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*Distanced
Everything Rcndv.

NEW YORK, August 9.-Everything is
in readiness for the big fight between
Bob Fitzsimmons and Gus" Rubin
tomorrow night at Madison Square gar
den, and both men are tonight in the
very flush of condition. Fitzsimmons
weighs 165 pounds and Rubin 1856.
From the present outlook there probab-
ly will be 1900 people to witness this
bout, and the fighters are to receive 50
per cent, of the receipts, the winner tax
ing rs per cent. Charley White will be
the referee.
The winner of the fight will be called
upon to meet Jeffries, who tonight is
sued a statement that he was ready to
take on the winner of the contest before
September 1.
Theobetttng tonight is in Fitzsimmons'
favor small sums being placed at the
rate of 100 to so So far as can be learn
ed, no very large bets have been made.
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RELLAIRE.
News Notes of Interest From the Deb
mont County Town.

mont County Town.
DR.. E. n. Riggs, of Pouhatan, was
in the city yesterday.
Auditor Aldredge was in the city
yesterday On business.
Guy Dankworth will leave Saturday
for trip on the lakes
Agua, Duga has returned from a few
days visit at Epwor5h park.
5. P. McKelvy has returned from a
several weeks western trip.
Rev E. slmons and wife have re-
turned from Epworth Park
7. n. Mcfarland of Cambridge. was
in the city yesterday on business.
The city treasurer has received his
apportionment for this city from the
county.
Mrs. Eliza Smith. aged so years. died
yesterday at her home in Wegee. The
funeral VIII occur to-day at p. m.
Catcher Elliott, who was two years
with the Virginia league, has been
signed by the Billy George club.
Thomas Tracey, who was recently
hurt at the steel plant, is much i'm
proved. and will soon be able to return
to work.
The lawn fete given last evening
at the home OF Mr. and Mrs. John Du
Bois was largely attended, and was q
very pleasant affair.
About two hundred people attended
the SUNDAY school picnic OF the Ger
man Reformed church at Belmont
park yesterday and all report a good
time.
W. J. Mccain was taken suddenly
i'll in the city last "Wednesday. and
was taken home in a conveyance. Ii
was not learned yesterday If he had
improved
There has been much disturbance
for several evenings at a home on
Guernsey street. and the police have
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NEW YORK, August 9.-Champion
James Jeffries tonight issued state
ment. in which he says:
Il have been in active training for the
past two weeks preparing myseIg for the
emergency that may make it necessary
for me to defend my title before Ceptem-
Der l. l find that my arm is improving
steadily, and l now stand ready 10 make
match Tor the worries championship
with the winner Of tomorrow nigbrs
battle, the bout to be decided in or
about New York City before September
LIST
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PITTsBURG, Pa, August 9-Jack Nc
Cleiland' Of Pittsburg, ana kid" Broad.
OF Cleveland. fought twenty-round draw
at Millvale Tonight. McClelland sur
prised his admirers by his cleverness in
avoiding the fierce swings Of Broad Nc
Sielland did most Of the leading and had
Broad rather tired in the tenth round but
ne recovered quickly and finished strong
The decision was well received.
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RIVER Still FALLING.
There is But Two rect Two Inches
in the ChanneI-Other Briefs.

in the ChanneI-Other Briefs.
The Cricket passed up at o'clock
yesterday for Pittsburg. She was built
by Captain Gordon Green to take the
place of the Greenwood when the
river is low. She draws but IA inches,
and with 40 tons of freight and 65 pas
sengers she took but Is inches yester-
day. She is very fast and has about
the same freight accommodations as
the Leroy. The Cricket can accommo-
date about 100 passengers.
Another low water boat with pas
senger accommodation is the Tele-
phone, which was bought by Capt 5.
v. Williamson at Knoxville. Tenn.
She draws about IA inches. She will
ply between here and Newport.
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NEWS NOTES OF YESTERDAY
a collection of Small Events of
Ench Passing Dnr

Inc council committee on ordin-
ances is called TO meet tonight.
The front brick work on the l. :
Goodsnew building on Main stree. was
started yesterday.
The Wheeling Golf Club has ar
ranged Tor club han5lcap on tha
INKS at Woodsdale next Saturday
The Wheeling & Lake Erie rail-
road viii run big excursion along
the Ane OF the road on <he 22nd inst
The FIRE ice water furnished IN the
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Frank mushrush WIN Recover.

DR.. Ridgeway stated 70 the register
that Frank Mushrush, the boy run
over Tue 18. mlrnlug 81. Jonathan
RaWne. would recover He was not
injured internally, as was feared at
first His chezt s. black and blue. and
very painful
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PITTSBURG- River III feet and falling.
Clear and hot
OIL CITY-River 3 inches and station
airy. Clear and warm.
MORGANTOWN-R { feet and sta
tionary. Clear and warm.
GREIENSBORO-Riyer feet and fall
ing. Clear and hot
BROWNsVTLLE-Riv feet inches
and rising
WARREN-River at low water mark.
Clear and warm.
STEE BENNILLE-Rive foot IL inches
ana falling. Clear and warm.
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pIsGRACEFUL MEANS
Used 10 secure the shipment of Mule
teers FROM sew Orleans for soutn
Africa,

tecrs from sew Orleans for soutn
Africa.
WASHINGTON August 9.-The De-
partmceut Of State is In receipt VI a
Geapatcn from the consul general Of the
United states at Cape Town. dated
July Q, further relating 70 che shipment
Of American citizens as muleteers at
AeY Orleans on British transports. In
this instance Mr. stowe remarks that
he sends home free ali who apply to
him, but adGs
Il no sooner clear one vessel than
another comes into port with more
Americans who have oaen 50 foolish
AZ r. ship with mules for this country.
Over FIVE hundred have arrived and
further shipments OF these muletserg
ought 70 be prevented The means
used to obtain men at New Orleans. as
told me BY the men. are simply dis
graceful.
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showed feet inches and falling.
Yesterday the Eliza brought up the
Great Whale" show boat from WAY
erly. On the way up she scraped bot
tom several times. Yesterday was
spent IN preparing the boat for the
opening to-day. They have had good
crowds all along the river. They ex-
pect 10 remain here until after Fair
week.
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BUFFALO RACES.
Spirited Betting Affairs Were the
Order the Last Day of the


Meeting.
BUFFALO, n. Y, August 9.-Spirited
betting affairs were the order of the
closing day of the Buffalo Driving
Clubs grand circuit meeting. Every
one of the three events were holly
contested and some disappointments
resulted. In the 2:13 pace, Bonnie
Direct sold at 500 to S25 favorite be-
fore the first two heats, but a bad
break landed the Direct stallion in
fifth place in the first heat and another
saw him distanced in the second.
Time Piece got the first heat, but Tom
Nolan won the next three and the race
For the Queen City stake, trotting,
2:15 class, Glory sold at $25 in early
pools in which Teto brought $50 and
David Harum $50, but after INDUCING
King Jack with a heat, Gatcom sent
Glory along and the Lawson gelding
won three straight heats.
For the Pan-American stake, 1925
PAGERS, the opening pools saw Pussy
Willow and Sallie Hoola selling at $50
each in pool in which Charley Hayt
was third choice at $50. Mcdonald
won an easy first heat but in the sec
ond Snow challenged him with Charley
Hayt and easily beat the mare out
In the second heat Pussy Willow, a
hoppled mare, got tangled and fell on
the back stretch and was distanced
McHenry got an ugly toss from the
sulky but escaped with slight tanning
Cobbett fell over Pussy but was unhurt.
Hayt was now installed favorite and
nothing could stop him. Day clear,
track fast. Attendance, $500. Sum-
mary:
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have won the game in
the way OF stick work.
Gates was hit hard. as
to the total number OF
safe ones, but kept
them scattered i'm an
but three innings. and
the visitors hit into
double plays and the
hits came as a rule
when they awaited moth
ing Toledo played two
or no count, and for
tune favored the locals
at every stage of the
game. Both OF Rother-
mel's errors were cost
ly, and he was taken
ont n4-.4 Il.-..s -. =. -
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NEW CASTLE, Pa. August 9-Score:
New Castle. % 0 0 0 90 5 2
Dayton 1911 0 0 0 *-5 10
Wadsworth and Grafflus; Watkins and
Donahue.
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Eafned runs, none Two-base hit, Dr.
neen Three-base hits, Beaumont Leev-
er. Sacrifice hit, r. Clarke Stolen bases,
Beaumont, Wagner First on balls of
Lever l, off Dineen l. Hit by pitched
ball, Beaumont Struck out, by Lever ?,
by Dlneen 3. Wild pitch, Lever. Time,
2;40. Umpire, O'Day.
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Rainbow Won.

NEWPORT, r. l., August 9.-The Pain
DOW, Cornelius Vanderbilt's seventv-fon+-
yT, won to-day's race Of the New YORK
a laent CIuo- Quizetta won in the schooner
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Boston 3-Pittsburg 2.
Chicago 5-PhiIadeIphia 1.
Brooklyn 4-st. Louis 8.
New York 5-Cincinnati 2.
STANDING OLE CLrRs.

.PITTSBURG. Pa. August 9-Boston
won in the tenth With bases full. Lever
gave a base on balls, forcing in the win
ming run. Both pitchers did fine work,
Dineen showing stronger at critical points.
attendance. 2. 800. Score:
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stituted. 1t proved to be a good move for
fequinney made two of tho hits and
brought in one of the runs. The locals
got four runs for two hits. and in only
one inning We're two safe ones made The
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bases on balls. on Poole 5. off Gates 3
i nmo-pase hits, Smith, Lyons. Congaiton
run L, Turner, Double plays. Kane TO Benlr
% turner, smith TO Beck Fit by nitch-
sr, by Poole !, Struck out. by Poole <
~ Gates l. Passed balls, Ritter. wild
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MANSFIELD, O.. August 9.-Score:
Mansfield ....e 0 0 0 2 - II l
Marion .0 0 0 90 4
Frohm and Fox; Allemang and Lynch.
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CINCINNATI RIVER BRIEFS.

CINCINNATI, August 9-The B. D.
Wood is laid up at Point Pleasant.
The y. S .snagboat c. B. Reese, for
use in the Arkansas river, will soon
be hauled out on the ways at Howard S
to be rebuilt.
The new Indiana left Towards ship
yards at O'Clock Wednesday morning
for Cincinnati. She is expected here
between 4 and 5 o'clock She viii lay
up here for about a week to receive
her outfit before she will be ready for
business.
The NJ. P. Wells will not likely be
taken off the docks Wednesday
The Eagle arrived from Louisville
and passed up for Point Pleasant.
The keystone State is due here
Thursday morning /and will lay up
owing to the low water.
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.

AT NINNEAPOLIS:-
Min apolis "A 0 l 0 1-6 10 4
Milwaukee ...8 l 80 II 2
Second game:
AT KANSAS CITY
Kansas C'y III l 0 0 2-7 Z 1
Chicago ........o ? 0 o % 10 0
AT DETROIT
Cleveland 30 0 0 0 0 % ? 7
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Nesterday,s Departures.
To-Dny's nonts.

Pittsburg. Cricket.
Parkersburg, H. X. Bedford.
Darlington, f. A. GOebel.
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The marks on the wharf at midnight

PARKERSBCR G-River feet 10 inches
and falling. Cloudy and hot
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pitch, Poole. Time. 1:5e Umpire, john
stone. Attendance 1000.

COLUMBUS. Ohio, August 9.-Score:
Columbus 10 0 3 0 80 Ii 5
FIT. Wayne 20 0 0 0 0 0 90 5
Bergen.
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They Outhit Toledo, but the Mudhens
Were Fortunate.

Toledo 6-WheelinE =.
Dayton 5-Neyy Castle O.
Columbus 3--E't. Wayne o.
Mansfield S-MoriOn O
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Charleston. Cricket. : a. n.
Darlington, +. A. Gobel, $50 p. m.
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chandise. Looking toward that end
several shippers of coal from this mar
ket have been consulting with the
Pressed Steel Car Company, of this
city, they having decided after con.
sultation that the mentioned firm is
more efficiently equipped to produce
steel barges.
Maj. Charles F. Powell has recon-
mended the government to rebuild
locks Nos. l, and on the Monon-
gahela river. The dams are nearly
worn out. Attention was called to the
rotten condition of the sheeting on
most of the dams. 1t is said that il
! will require about 100000 to make
| the contemplated improvements.
The United States dredgeboats. I'M
der the supervision of Capt William
| Wright, are cutting wider and deeper
channel below the foot of Lock Eleven,
at Point Pleasant. II is the intention
to make the Kanawha an easy and safe
stream to navigate,
The Elizabeth will probably be laid
! up next month to receive a thorough
overhauiing and probably be reprinted.
The towboat George Shiras. which Is
being built at Parkersburg, w. Va, Is
! nearing completion. The hull of the
/ boat has been planked and decking
is now being put on.
The Nellie Wood was unable to get
above Letart, where she tied up, and
her crew came to Pittsburg yesterday
by rail.
The local steamboat inspectors will
tomorrow begin the investigation
bearing on the collision between the |.
c. woodward and Elizabeth. which oc-
Cured last Saturday, on the Monon-
gahela river, near Cards Landing.
The owners of both boats have sum
moned number of witnesses.
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To-1iorrow's Packets,

Matamoras. Telephone. Il a. m.
Darlington, F. A. Goebel, $3.50 p. IN.
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CHICAGO, August 9-Frazer gave
eight men their bases. Eleven hits, two
of them four-baggers We're made off his
delivery. while Callahan was very steady
and allowed but three hits Attendance,
LOO Score:
Chicago 30 o O112 as II 3
Philad'a 80 o 0 0 OIL 8 0
Callahan and Chance Frazer and Muir
ply. Earned runs, Chicago 9. Home
runs, Camel, Dexter. Time, 2:15. I'M
pire, Hurst.
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STANDING OF CLUBS.


TOLEDO. Ohio, August 9.-Wheelin
played in hard luck to-day and shout
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hatted all over the lot and St Louis never
had a chance. Donlin led St Louis at the
bat with double, triple and home run.
Attendance, 2100, Score:
Brooklyn 20 4 0 0 / - Is /
Young and Criger; Kitson and Farrell.
Earned runs. St. Louis 2, Brooklyn 3.
Home run, Donlin. Time, 2:l0. Umpire,
Emslie.
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REvoLUTIoNIzE COAL TRAFFIC
Wooden Barges VIII Soon be q
Thing of the Past. as Steel One.
VIII SuppIant Themselves Pitts
burg Notes.

PITTSBURG, August a.-The differ
ent shippers Of coal have about con-
cinded to follow in the wake OF the
railroads who have adopted steel cars
in the hauling Of coal and such mer-
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CINCINNATI. Ohio August 9.-New
York hit Scott hard to-day Mercer was
steady throughout. Fielding on both
sides was strong Score:
Cincinnati II 0 0 0 / 0 o % o
New York 20 o / Is Y /
Scott and PETIT; Mercer and Bowerman
Earned runs, New York 5, Cincinnati 2
SWdrtWood.