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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-03-22
BR1DaEBoRT HAPPENrNas.
Events Of a Day In the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.


Events Of Day In the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.
A fire which might have proved very
disastrous, was narrowly averted yes
terday morning in the grocery Of David
Boston, on Bank street. An empty box
sitting close to the stove caught fire
while the clerk, Albert Boston, was at
work in the front of the store. The
stove is not far distant from the oil
barrels and the floor under It is thor
Oughly saturated with oil. and had not
the burning box been discovered when
It was and before the flames reached
the floor, the damage done to the build
ing and the stock might have been
great.
The funeral OF the child OF Mr.. and
Mrs. George Walker took place yester-
day afternoon at o'clock from the
residence in Kirkwood. Rev. Donahey,
pastor q the Presbyterian church. Off
ciated. Interment was at Linwood
cemetery.
The Epworth League of the First
Methodist Episcopal church viii give an
entertainment at the church tomorrow
evening. No admission win be charged;
but silver Offering will be taken at
the door.
The funeral Of the four-year-old son
OF Mr.. and Mrs. James Wilkinson took
place yesterday afternoon at 2 O'Clock,
from the family residence in the West
End. Interment was at Linwood GEM
etery.
George MedflI win give the hotel
building a thorough overhauling this
week, and will beRutify It later by a
new coat Of paint.
Harry Cooke went to Canal Dover
yesterday, to invoice the stock OF the
mill at that place, also the one at New
Philadelphia.
James Dlctenburg, who has been re-
siding on Morgan street, moved his
family and household effects to Bellaire
yesterday.
Charles Masser, who has been the
guest Of friends In Pittsburgh for the
past week, has returned to his home in
this city.
Miss Carrie NORWOOD. of Bellaire,
was the guest OF the family Of 7. G.
Farmer, in Klriwood, yesterday.
John Hazlett, Of Richmond. o.. has
taken charge Of Gabe Nuby's barber
shop during the lattePs illness.
airs. Alex. cunningham II quite III at
her home In Kirkwood, with a second
attack Of typhoid fever.
Mr.. and Mrs. Max Gnus viii be home
to-day, from visit with relatives at
Ravenna, Ohio.
David Clarey went to Mingo yester-
day and VIII be the guest OF relatives
for q week.
Miss Daisy Long, OF st. clairsyille, IS
the guest Of Miss Maggie Clark, in
KiTkwoOd.
Charles Heed has returned from q
weeks visit with relatives at Pitts
burgh.
Arthur Phillips, Of Cambridge, was
the guest of relatives In town yester-
day.
George Koehnllne returned yesterday
from n business trip 70 Milwaukee.
Harry Taylor IS very III at his home
on Pike street, with typhoid fever.
Mrs. Alice updegraf, OF Maynard, is
the guest Of relatives In this city.
George Mckee was in ST. Clairsvllle
yesterday, on business.
Harry Sells was OF caldwell, o., yes
terday, on business.
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Moye. of Wheeling, preached on Tues-
day evening last.
Council has authorized the city wa
ter board to purchase Of 1. n. puval
two acres Of ground on Duvals hill, TO
be used for the construction Of a new
reservoir.
DR.. c. B. Brashear, having declined
the Democratic nomination for mem-
Der Of the board OF education, Emery
Jacobs has been named for the position.
John E. Fowler has been placed on
the Republican ticket as candidate for
first branch OF council, Second ward,
vice ]. c. Reed. who declined to run.
Attorney j. r. Cree and John C. Pal
mer, jr., were appointed ballot commits
sloners for the city election.
Alex. R. Campbell, Of the internal
revenue force, Wheeling, was in town
Tuesday.
Col. W. W. Arnett, Of Wheeling was
In town yesterday, on legal business.
The Lazearville postoffice win be
made a money order ONCE on April 2
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EH EIRsT BABY.


The arrival o. the fifit baby "a the
household Is the happiest md most I'M
p1Ftant event Of married Life. The young
wife who & to become . mother delights
70 think Of the happiness 81 store Tor her
when the little one shall ne &c upon her
breast and lattaEly tho 8lall hear s lisp
che gWeet Hnd holy name, '.me taar.
But her happy antiei % ton quickly van.
isheg when Slls Eoa liGe1 the teFFfb pain
and suHering through which che must
palS while bringing the iittla ono Into
the world. Anlndo sriba hla tear % the
danger attendant upon The ordeal soon
diSsipata8 her iuytulnel.
Thousands q women hgVe learned
b. experience that there q absolutely
no nece ity for tho 6uEieFing8 which at-
tend childbirth; they know that b.
the uSa Of ,'AI0thet's Friend pa ocien-
tile liniment-- for Q few WeeI1 before
the trying hour, exp ctant mothers can
20 prepare themselves Tor tho dnal
hour that the pain and suffering Of the
dreaded event are entirely obViatod and
Il Is safely passed through with eQuls
paratiVelY little discomfort.
All women aFo interested, and e.
beciAlly eXpectant mothers who for the
hrSt time have to undergo this trial, 10
such Q remedy for they know the pain
and suffering, 70 ny nothing Of thedAn-
Fer, which 8 n store for them. "Moth.
6r'6 Friend 3 WomAn'B greatest bleS-
sing, for it takes her Boiely through the
everest ordeal ofheE life. Every woman
uhould be glad to read the little book
hBefore Baby d Born, |" which contains
information Of great value 70 ell. Il
viii be sent free to any one who sendl
their address to The Bradfeld Regu-
lator Co., Atlanta, &c.
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gEarwoop
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.

County Town.
Joseph Manhood, at present Benwood's
street commissioner, has announced
himself as Democratic candidate for
justice Of the peace for Union district.
Joseph will get the nomination with
out doubt, and the fact that he has to
buck up against a Republican MAJOR
lty OF about 400. he said yesterday.
meant that ''he had everything to gain
and nothing to lose" AS the district
elects two justices the other lamb from
the Democratic fold hasn't material
lied, but Pete Mercer may consent to
be the sacrifice, as Joseph's running
mate.
The street railway track transfer has
been the means Of creating an agitation
for better alarm signals at the Balti-
more & Ohio crossings, and the move
ment WIN likely take the form Of a cit
lzen's protest for safety gates or i'm
proved bell signals. When Benwood
got its charter in 1885 the railroad
promised satisfactory alarm signals,
but the present service is unsatisfac-
tory. The bells ring family and con-
tInuously, so that the approach Of the
trains is not definitely announced.
The funeral of Mrs, Hopkins, who
died at Anderson, Ind, occurred yes
terday morning from the residence Of
her daughter, Mrs. W. W. Benson, on
Main street, and II was attended by
many friends Of the family from Ohio
and MarRhali counties,
The Wheeling steel works resumed
yesterday morning after q stop since
Friday night, caused by a lack of pig
metal. The puddlers will get on by the
end of the week, probably Friday.
A number Of cases Of whOopinE cough
are reported among the Juvenile pop
ulation, and the changeable weather is
resulting in colds to older folks.
Providing there Is good weather there
will be n large attendance from out in
the county ut the teachers district
meeting here next Saturday.
Mrs. David Hayes, of Main street, has
as her guest her mother from Connells-
vile, Pa.
James Hitchcock. Of New Martins
Vile, is visiting Mayor Thomas Shop
ard.
The Baltimore & Ohio pay car was
around yesterday
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TRusrrr,s sA1H.


TRUSTBEs SALE.
BY virtue Of a deed Of trust made by
Charlotte n. Conant and George W. Co
nRnt her husband, dated January ), lbVSs
recorded in the ottlce Of the clerk Of the
county court Of Ohio county, West VIZ
ginia, IN Deed Of Trust Book NO. 81, page
SO will sell at public auction, at the
north front door OF the court house OF said
county, on
TUESDAY. APRIL 10. 1900.
at 10 o'clock a. M, the following described
PI III III. five 10 In Jonathan Zane's ad-
dltlon TO the city OF Wheeling, upon which
are the brick buildings known Ct Nos. %
and 623ik Main street. Excepting there
from li) the south forty feet Of said lot
running from Main street back q distance
or one hundred and ten (llO feet, being
the parcel conveyed by George EDWARDS,
trustee, and others to Mrs, Susan Roberts.
BY deed dated June Is, 1874, recorded IN
said clerks Ofilce in Deed Book NO. y,
page 200. And excepting " strip rum
Ming across said lot with width OF ntty
fest. the eastern line Of said strip being
81 Ito southern end distant one hundred
and thirty.slx CS6) feet west from the
curb-Bt0ne on Main street, being the parcel
conveyed by George EDWARDS, trustee, ana
others 70 the p, W; q r. Il. 4. Co.. ~
clerks ofice In Deed Book No. q, page
90 And excepting 90 80 much Of said lot
a. lies west Of the last described strip,
being the parcel conveyed to the said r,
W. q K. +. r. Co. by Michael Edwards,
by deed dated June z, 1888, recorded In SAID
clerks ONCE In Deed Book No. 81, page lh2,
The property to be sold was devised to
the said Charlotte N, COnant by Michael
Edwards, by will dated November g, 1885.
recorded IN said clerks office In Will Book
No. q PAGE 500.
TERMS OF sALE-one-thlrd Of the
purchase money and as much more as the
purchaser may elect cash In hand. and the
residue In two equal installments. payable
respectively in one and two years from
the date OF sale, with interest from that
day, the purchaser giving his negotiable
notes for the same, and the title either
10 BE- retained until such notes are paid.
or to be conveyed with reservation OF
4 lien for the deferred purchase money,
or upon other security to the satisfaction
Of the trustee Such purchaser must In
sure the buildings on the property sold
10 the satisfaction OF the trustee, and for
's'' - t''' WILLIAM P. HUBBARD.
10 nFUataA
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the First Presbyterian church. at $3.50

the First Presbyterian church. at 1880
and 7:45 p. m.
The Intelllgeneer headlines yesterday
as to the meeting Of the county COM
rlIttee left the impression that Senator
Archer was at the meeting and met
reverse. This is erroneous. The sena-
tor was at Columbus and did not even
know Of the result until yesterday,
when he read the newspapers, ana al
though his name was used, doubtless
without his knowledge and consent, ne
was not candidate actively seeking to
secure control and to bar others, and
this is written at the instance Of friends
and in Justice to the senator. AS q
matter OF fact, the whole committee felt
that they would rather refer the selec-
tion Of delegates to the voters,
James Patterson was badly, Il not
fatally hurt, at the steel works yester-
day. A crane chain broke while lift
ing huge piece to be loaded into cars
for shipment, and when 1t dropped It
caught young Patterson, breaking one
OF his legs. iniurIng the other hip and
his abdomen. His injuries were dress
ed by DR.. Mineslnger and he was con-
scious throughout the operation.
The Ariel Ladies' sextette viii close
the lecture course entertainments here
with n concert. The programme Is
very attractive, and as the committee
providing these entertainments is be-
hind with the financial end, It is hoped
the public will help. them out at this
closing one for the season.
There will be a Surprise" social at
the home Of Mrs. A. Kern this evening
for the working society Of the First
Presbyterian church. A nice programme
Is arranged, luncheon will be served
and silver offering taken. Don't
miss 1t.
There will be n meeting Of the county
commissioners and the promoters Of an
electric RAILWAY through this county
and Guernsey at GAINESVILLE to-day.
The project seems likely to go.
The auxiliary of which Mrs. r, C..
Mayer Is chairman. will hold baking
at the First Methodist Episcopal church
next Saturday.
d. D. Dubois Is home from Concord
college, and Miss Inez Kinner returns
to-day from Wooster, for the spring
vacation.
Lawrence Dubois has quit his place
in the labratory at the steel works, and
Thomas Cummins succeeds him.
Miss Lima Thomas WIN entertain the
Shakespeare Club at her home on
Gravel Hill. this evening.
There IS almost universal objection to
the selection Of delegates to any con-
ventIon by a committee.
Yesterday was not so warm for "the
day spring begins" 1t was a bad start
John Mills returned here yesterday,
after three years absence in the south
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MoUNDsv1LLE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.


County's Chief City.
Messrs. r. A. Holmes and Judge
Browne, of the Pittsburgh. connells-
Vile & Wheeling Railroad Company
are in the city and a corps of engineers
is expected to-day or tomorrow, When
they arrive the work Of surveying the
route viii be cOmmenClnd at once. A
room in the McFadden block, on Sew
enth street, Is being fitted up for nm Of
flee for the company.
A painters union was organized
Tuesday evening. In Purdy Bros. build
ing. with eleven charter members and
number Of applications In for mem
bershlp. II. B. Blackwell was elected
president: Garen Knight, secretary,
and John Donley treasurer The wage
scale was set Mt 81 90 per day Of nine
hours. The union viii meet every Tues
day evening.
james a. slgafoOse has arrived home
from visit with Pittsburgh friends,
He expects to start for Chicago Satur-
day, where he viii spend most OF the
summer receiving medical treatment.
He win visit at Delaware. o., and other
places on his way TO Chicago.
al ukNfNNHA N WNAuh AAAeAAN -
rural free delivery for parts Of Marshall
county. making the office ut Mounds
vile the starting point from which
routes would be established through the
county.
The Dc Moss Family. Lyric Bnrds Of
America" VIII give n tbncert nt the
school hall next Monday evening. Mhrch
26. under the auspices of the Christian
Endeayor Society Of the Christian
church.
Circuit court viii be in session to-
dry. Some jury cases are set for trial
but they may be continued and the day
devoted TO chancery buslnesa.
Tho Thimblc Bee Society Of the Meth
Odlst Episcopal church. viii meet with
Mrs ]. a. Bloyd this afternoon.
DR.. J. w Abercromble, Of Dallas,
was business caller In the city yes
terday
Miss Matte Francis has returned
from n visit with Cameron friends.
Carter McMcohon. OF McMechen, was
In the city yesterday
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MoIEEoHEN NOTES.
Daily Items of Interest About People
and Events.


John MARBLE entertained q number OF
his friends ut his home on McMeohen
avenue last night. The evening was
spent In games and plays, and an en-
jOyable lunch was served.
Thieves entered the cellar OF Dolby
Mart the other evening and carried on
several cans of fruit, barrel Of potn-
toes and several other articles OF value.
James Powell aud wife, OF Wheeling,
spent yesterday in McMechen, the
guest Of friends,
Mrs. Luther Steele, of Grafton, has
returned home after spending ten days
with friends here.
James Martin. Of Mound9ville, spent
yesterday visiting his daughter Mrs.
N. GLADDEN..
j. H. Thomas has returned homo
Parkersburg, where he spent some time
on business.
James carran, of Columbus, o.. was
In town this week.
List McMechen Is on the sick list.
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1EfnAIRE HAPPEN1Nas.
Matters Of Interest in the Metropolis
Of Belmont County.

The aYe day convention Of the
churches Of this city, to be conducted
by s. D. Gordon, will observe the fol-
lowing programme:
Sunday, March %, p. m.-Opening
meeting, First Presbyterian church;
evening, 7:l5, Union service, opera
house. Union choir, orchestra, hymn
sheets.
Monday, March 26-Two meetings at
the First Presbyterian church, at 1880
and 7:i6 p. m.
the Christian church, at $3.50 and 7:45 p.
m.
Wednesday, March 2S-Two meetings
at the Second Presbyterian church. at
$3.50 and 7:45 p. m.
Thursday. March 1.-TWO meetlngs at
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BusINEss OPPoRTUNITIEs.
REoErvERls SALE.
Is BcEIvRR's SALE

Is HcEIvRR's SALE
Nv virtue OF q decree entered In the e!r-
ctiif court Of Ohio county, Wegt YiflglA!!ls
on the 10Th day Of March, 1872. Y tn b
cause Of John II. EEger vs., Stnunton =.
TVSTTielS n ais, N chancery, therein
pending, the undersigned special !, reeve SSs
ie60 at o'clock p. M receive
bids Offering to purchase {he P ll1tl,.
Vv,srricf d Co. heretofore doing business
al No. liza Main street, In thu, city Of
wheeling, at a price to be named IN sueh
bids, either
II The Stock Of goods and other personal
property used in the business OF the SAID
hrfn; or
4 The stock Of goods and Other, personal
property and the accounts and debts due
the said arm.
Tho receiver will, upon application. give
TO any person desiring TO bid, any intorma-
lion IA his power respecting the condition
az the said property and business.
TERMS OF SALE-ClSh.
HENRY SPERER,
mhI9 Special ReceiyeE.
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WELLsBURG.
Doings Of People in the Brooke cOun-
ty Metropolis.

The funeral OF John Mlnneghan will
occur this morning at . o'clock, from
the residence OF his parents, on South
Charles street. Mlnneghan. who was
about twenty-three years Of age. was
a volunteer in the First West Virginia
Regiment in the Spanish Americnn
war, returning home last year broken
In health. He was recently given a
beneht and sent to hospital In
Wheeling, where he died on Tuesday.
Company c, Of the West Virginia Ma
tlonal Guard, win turn out Mt the fu-
neral to-day, and probably veterans Of
the Civil war, also.
John BlankensOp, Lazenrvllle
youth. ia In steubenvllle jail In default
Of $1,000 bond. as result Of the too
free use OF revolver over the river In
Brilliant. He became Involved In a
quarrel and iired several shots none OF
which took effect
Services are being held In st. Johns
Catholic church on Tuesday and FRI
day evenings during Lent. Rev. Father
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Talk of an early meeting Of Jack Nc
clelland and Oscar Gardner has dwln-
died. The former wants Pittsburgh Tor
The battle ground and the latter Is
willing, providing capable and Inn
partial refsree can be secured, atthough
preferring Wheeling. McCleIand VIII
hardly agree to straight Marquis OF
oueenBbury rules and there may pc
Mitch on that score. Local sports hope
that wheeling VIM be selected as the
location OF the contest, should 1t be ar
ranged.
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ANNOUNCEMENT

I hereby ANNOUNCE myself as n candl-
date FOR the nomination for Justice or Tho
Peace. subject 10 the decision Of the Re:
'puhlican voters Of Union district Marshall
county, and respectfully solicit your sup-
jSsSi HIM. SMITH.
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FOR SALE

1o-roomed brick dwelling at 1890
ohRpline street. Splendid location
for M. D.
Property at az Maryland street,
good 6-roomed house and full lott
room for another house; cheap.
5-roomed dwelling 1879 Twelfth st.
Coal 9ank-14o acres; now ready
for business; tracks, cars, etei two
tipples; both close to city, on railroad
and Ohio river.
GO. SMITH, Nf BssE b 5HShiaG''
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The match between Eddie Gardner
and solly Smith. which was to have
been pulled of IN Wheeling, has fallen
through, as the Metropolitan club off,
rials we're unable to hear from or locate
smith. In lieu thereof, the club ex-
pects to put on Jack Hamilton, OF Troy,
Il, z, and oscar Gardner, about April
0. They will be matched at 1872 pounds
at Q p, m, the day Of the contest.
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desire to announce to the Republicans
OF ohio County. that am a candidate for
County Assessor, Country District OF Ohio
County. at the primary election, to be held
April %. go, ,,.u.,
Ia LESTER SMITH,
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BOXING.

Eddie Gardner is matched to meet
uIlly Barrel next Saturday night, be-
fore the Hercules Club, New York. and
he and oscar, his brother, will leave
Tor there tomorrow afternoon. Bar
ret has defeated Solly Smith, Frank
patterson and many others. Eddie VIII
endeavor to put up the best he has on
hand, with view OF getting matches pc
fore the more prominent New YORK
clubs al.
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-EysPERIE1iCEp. AND EN-.
w ERGETIC salegmhn to sell the Wen
known pleteFiths Nalye-Q leum LapL4.
eating Oils 70 the CONSUMING ttA9e on
66mmit5ldn Apply 20 DlEIERiCHe
OIL CO., GO Garneld
Building. Cleveland, ohi9. iAS
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MEDICAL
BEAUTY, THE CONQUEROR
BELLAVITA

Arsenic Beauty Tablets and pills. A per-
fectly safe aud guaranteed treatment for
nil akin disorders Restores the bloom Of
youth 10 faded faces. 10 days treatment
zoe: 30 days SiOO, by mail. Send for cir
cular. Address.
NEPyTk MEDICAL co., ellnioH Jackson sts.. chlsaro
Sold BylChas. r, Gootze, Druggist, Mar
ket7 and Twelfth streets, wheeling, w.
Va. t..r IeZA-dteW
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4 Young eirI's Experience.

VII
Ny daughters nerves were terribly out OF
order. She was thin and weak tho leisl
noiso startled her, and she was Wnkeinl NJ
night, BEFORE nhs had taken one package
OF Celery King tho change In her was 30
great that she could hardly DO taken for tho
same SlIi. She IL rapidly growing well and
slIong, her complexion q perfect, and sue
BIueh Valley, Pn.
Celery King cures Constipation and AL dis
eaee9o the Nerves, Stomach, Liver and y Id
hey@ Bold By druggists. 200. and TO,
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The annual meeting Of the ntockhOlderl
Of the Pittsburgh, Wheeling & Kentucky
Railroad Company viii be held az the nrlns
Glpal ONCE Of tho company, IN the city %
sl1hfoiing, W Va, On
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pAaR pAIr.

Manager "Pop" Lytie was surprised
10 learn through the Intelligencer yea
ierday that Manning, Of KANSAS City,
was credited with having released
pitcher Pardee to the clevelands, OF
The Amerlcan.league. He At once wrote
10 Manning. asking why such step
had been taken 10 the face OF the fact
hat wheeling had purchased the re-
ease Of Pardee for 800 tho money 70
he paid when Pardee signed a Wheel
ing contract. The Kansas City mana
rer was informed that wheeling would
9rht for Pardee to a finish, AIessrs.
Lytle and Healy Will collect ell the corr
respondence In the case and present It
a, me meeting Of the Interstate league,
20 be held Friday IN Cleveland. and
will ask the support Of the league in
forcing a fulhllment Of the obligations
Of the Kansas City club to the Wheel
Ing club,
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narrnII Club League.

Scorers Smith and NOlte
To-night-Apollos vs.. EmigrantS.
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The Wheeling management IS not
content with having signed team that
apparently outclasses all others In the
league. Two new players have been
signed and both are aek-a-jaeks OF
NE Atlantic league Of 1889, One il OUT
aelder Pat 1Eeaney, who has helded
brilliantly and batted ,Sl2 or over for
The past five seasons. The other Is
pitcher Leon Viau. late Of Paterson,
who Is known as the Beau Brlm-
mer' Of the profession. he was once
The winning pitcher Of the Cincinnati
National league club, and last season
was considered one Of the most eject
i've slab artists in the Atlantic league.