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Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-09-23
A. H. Swinburne, M. D.

FHyNlCIHH HIiU SUfHtUH.
General practice with special attention
Given to Obscure and Difficult
Chronic Cases
Rooms No. and S1s, second floor,
St. Clair Building, Putnam Street.
Marietta, Ohio.
Office Hours-S to IL a. m. to p. m.
to p. M. Phone No 1882.
Aug. 2S, 1900-tf. D'ly&Wkly'
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-09-23

For Sale-A good family Horse well
broke. will work single or double,
safe for lady to drive. w. H. Leeper.
Wed Sept. 19-tf
To Travellers. The undersigned deals
in railroad tickets. Remember this
fact if you want to Buy or sell. Phil.
A. Lins. Bellevue Hotel.
Marietta daily leader. (Marietta, Ohio) 1895-1906, 1900-09-23
GEO. BLAKE'S STORE.

The weather, Sunday, Sept.
23d, will probably be fair.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
LAWN TENNIS.
IARNED AND wRENN TO MEET FOR RIGHT
TO CHALLENGE WHITMAN.

Newport R l. Aug. 10 CSpeciaD-The first weeks
play In the championship lawn tennis tournament
has ended and only two Of the original ffty-tive
players are left to fight out the final struggle for
the right TO challenge Mack" Whitman for his
title as champion OF America Larned meets Wrenn
in the finals tomorrow morning, and is generally
expected TO win in four sets. possibly in three
straight If his brilliant lasts long enough
Few believe that Wrenn beat Larned unless
the latter loses his badly but he has always
played so badly when the critical moment arrived
at Newport that the betting odds have not been
higher than 10 against wrenn. Last year, it
will be remembered. the odds were to l on Davis
in the finals. and he beaten by Paret, so
Wrenns chances cannot be overlooked.
The challenge match between the winner and
Whitman Oh Tuesday promises 10 be one of the
greatest struggles Of tennis history. The cham
last two or three days and liberal odds are al
oe3ce ad 0n hi; aS success e is PrimfuI OF
feet as ever. He is a hard, conscientious trainer
there can be no doubt this year that he viii show
The defeat Of the two English experts. Gore and
5 B2ck is the most most popular subject Of conversa
can players are congratulating one another and
George Wrenn on the fact that the American
Is curious coincidence that the who should
Wrenn too since it was a bTofbeT Siu oF c.aer. pc
Wrenn's-Robert D, the ex-champion-who heat
1oln ot me previous chaIengers from abroad
Gore was d weaker representative. at least from
possibly also than Goodbody 1t took him the
fun hve sets TO beat Ward. who is only second
class over here, and then he was within a single
stroke OF losing in four sets. His weakness IN
backhano play and his total inability TO lob nrOved
big handicap, and his case wiz go a long way TO
proving that man of single stroke cannot be
expected 10 win from an evenly developed opponent
VINO mas enough headwork at his command to take
8oNantage OF an antagonists weakness. Cores
Iorehand drive is certainly harder than thar used
oy any American player but it is not the kind of
the American type "a
The Enyllshmen will stay here until Tuesday 70
@ S ne ehaI!enge match for the championship and
VIII then return home by Saturdays steamer An
eHort was made TO get up invitation round
Iobln. tournament at Chicago for next week but
ne BTltlsh players were too much dissusted with
LDer coWnIau 70 stay over and try again so il
Was given up. Most Of the American piayers viii
take part IN tne international meeting al Niagara
DSsglnlIlhg on "wednesday, and some OF them have
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
RACES AT GUTTENRrTRc

The half mile amateur race proved the best race
on the card yesterday at the regular weekly BIZ
cycle races at the Guttenburg track John BedelI
won the race by one foot. Charles Schlee, of New
ark, won the one and Eve mile races Bedell the
scratch man in the five mile finished third The
match race between George Schohed, OF the Kings
County Wheelmen, and George Schreiber of the
Harlem Wheelmen, was won by Schoheld in two
The summarizes
~ 0ns-haf Gle noviGe-won by Walter Barr. Brooklyn:
William NJ taenzie, NewYork City second: Frederick
Klnger tg Newark third Time. III 2-5.
Half mile open (scratch)-Won by John Beden, Iyn-
brook Long Island George schoAed, x. c. W. second:
n T. Dove. Century Cyclers third. New-York City,
third Time, ] :09 As ''
- One mile amateur handicap-won by Charles schlee
Newark Turn Verein (sixy yards; J. r. Rodgers X C.
W, Orandale N J. eighty yards) second; &. J. Mer-
2;l0 N'''e
Match mile heats. Greater New-York cham
PIonship-First heat-Won by George Schoheld. X C.
w. Richmond Hlll Long Island; c. C. Sohreiber Harlem
Mheemen New York City, second. Time. 226 2-5 Sec
2:24 As '
- Five mile amateur handicap-won by Charles sohlee
T. Yor + c W. S0 Hs|ark GbO yards): g Anderson New
Long Island tscratch). third Time 12:29 3-5
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
RACING AT vAILsBURG.
ATTEMPT TO REVIVE MULTIcYcLE PACING
MACHINES WITHOUT MOTORS FAILS.

There was fair racing at Vasburg yesterday but
the attempt to revive multicycle pacing machines
without motors did not amount to anything The
pacing was ragged. and the frequently fell
away from their machines. King took the lead in
the thirteenth mile and by about $50 yards.
Tom Butler scored his first victory of the
season in the five mile handicap. WHICH had twenty
three starters Newhouse beat Kramer by a few
inches in tae half mile, and his victory pOpu-
lar
The summaries follow:
Quarter mile novice-won by s. A. Hosten Nevv-York:
T. Edwards, Brooklyn. second; H. W. Hemicker Nor
rIstown. third Time-O:24sS.
Half handicap (amat teur)-Final heat won by Les
ter Wilson PittsoSrg Scratch; G. w Crooks Bro2klyn
esc-steh third J. H Hunter Newark 90 yards) fourth.
Tirne-1:11%. -.
Half mile open Cprofessionan-Final heat won by "Al
Newhouse T. L, Kramer second; r. Waithour third
Tfrns-1:11.
Nile tandem handicap (anaateurl-won by w. J. Ksefe.
Newark Charles widman. Newark; Charles Drtsco.
Newark and W. Van Nostrand. Lyrbrook. second; P
Guthrie Newark and Leroy Thral Newark. third Time
-1:51@.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
Rough Rsder" Contest.
A SCHOLARSHIP OFFERED BY THE BOARD OF
GOVERNORS.
Over Forty Contestants.

Residents Of Colorado propose to establish
4 military open air school in that State. if
sufficient support can be gained. The
managers have asked The Tribune to offer
one scholarship. expenses paid, as means
of advertising the enterprise.
In pursuance Of this request The Tribune
opens its columns to a voting Contest for
the scholarShip-vote TO consist Of head
ings Of The Tribune, dated from July Il to
Sept. l. both inclusive. Candidates NAV
enter from New-York, New-Jersey or
Connecticut.
Entries will close at 6 p. m. August 9Th.
Voting will end at 8 p. m. September 1st.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20

singles in the Middle States and Behansky IN the
Intermediates Chrastil and Behansky win prob
ably also row in the intermediate doubles
The Clifton Boat Club, OF Staten Island Will
The four will row in % the junior sig race and the
otner crew IN tne JUNIOR slSht race The crews
house They will be coached by Frederick PIaisted
The Harlem Rowing Club will be represented IN
the Middle States by NJ. Davis and S. Doan In the
intermediate doubles. Hirsch and Rooney Schultz
and Schoheld Borchart and Holton and ScannelI
and Hoffman. of the club will have a preliminary
race TO which crew will row in the clubs
colors in the Junior doubles
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
CYCLING
ANOTHER FINE SUNDAY ENJOYED By
MANY THOUSANDS ON THE WHEEL.

A mid-August Sunday of greater perfection al
least for part of It's hours than yesterday for out
door exercise and diversion has seldom II ever been
seen before in this latitude. The throngs OF wheel
riders of both in the frequented and un-
frequented roads were evidence that there were
many of the three and half million inhabitants
OF this city still in town. despite the number which
went away by every available route on Saturday.
A veteran rider after passing through Prospect
Park yesterday forenoon remarked: Mature is at
her best to-day. There IS just the right combina-
tion of green turf blue sky fecked here and there
by a cloud and golden sunlight flooding It all. The
air is fresh and exhilarating, and all things COM
bine to give a inspiration to life"
The groups of riders scattered here and there
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
A QUEER COMBINATION.
or The Ohlo state Iournal.

tIuIH the ONO stats JOuTnaI.
The boys Of Columbus especially those who live
IN the neishborhood OF the Deaf and Dumb Asyluna
nave fought anu played with the inmates OF the
same Tor so many years that 1t Is no uncommon
thlng Tor them 10 be almost familiar with the
mere was nothing unusual IN the sight the other
gay OF BOY who was asking some questions verb
ally OF companion and then telegraphlng his an
swers with his fingers TO a deaf-mute over In the
stounus. A country woman was was passing
however, stared at him, uonplussed for a moment
ana then catching her daushter's arm exclaimed:
on, look. Mary janet Look; There's a deaf and
dumo boy and common person all n ons!"
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
4 HORSE SNOW ron EAST oR.xar

The Riding and Driving Club Of Orange. N J.. has
decided TO hold another horse show in the arena =,
its mousse IN Halsted-st.. East Orange this faI on
the general plan that proved so succession last
year II VIII be held on rhnr~da,, 1c-,a- e.
saturesy I october =. 2e and a. number OF own Iru
trh OF me horses, both ia the Oranges ana Ga,rr
lork. have signihed their intention OF entsrir-
their horses committee TO arrange The dsteaiss stis
mas been appointed, consisting OF SI,nerr a., SoS
John Fuieher. r. F. Bryson and Ira A. Kip jr 7'''
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
CRICKET.
THE CHAMPIONSHIP SERIES FOR THE
PENNANT

The championship series of games 10 decide the
pennant winner of the Metropolitan District League
is rapidly drawing to close. The contest Will end
next Saturday when the champion Knickerbocker
Athletic Club will play the Manhattan team
Bayonne The Knickerbocker team, however
Is secure in the lead. its defeat Of Livingston
on Saturday depriving the latter club of all chance
of gaining the lead.
In the series Of the New-York Cricket Associa-
ton Paterson has closed It's list of games with
only defeat against it. and that in the last
game played. Its big lead cannot be overtaken,
however, and although Kings County has made a
splendid fight it's will have to rest content
with second place. The following are the records;
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20

along park drives, boulevards and, beyond city
bounds. in sequeSteTed country lanes were all en-
There were many devotees Of the wheel every
tempted forth The brisk breeze Of the morning
hours proved drawback to those who faced II,
gether but still there was enough stirring TO keep
the. the air fresh and cool Although clouds gathered
only served to screen the sun that its heat was
The out Of town routes We're thronged with riders
in the early and late hours Of the day. and many
The usual number Of riders made their way to the
sed or opaS me cod on al6 % on ue
The public beach in front OF the Concourse is much
has to the taste putting
on the sand above high water water mark mark
front or Brooklyn Borough is Bensonhurst Park
on ondaTs Were the 1 s watsr SaRng Of Graves
end Bay and the view across to Staten Island, the
cSS coney Island IS to be ' entoyed POI 10" u
The Merrick Road was crowded With wheel riders
and Long Beach had a fair proportion o. visitors
had thousands and all returned enthusiastic over
the delightful day.
The danger which rider may incur when ap-
pareRtiY nssafety is shown by the recent accident
to Miss Margaret Prouty in OceaR-ave., near Pros
pect Park Brooklyn This is a crushed stone
covered walk outside the Brooklyn park, where
millions Of persons have ridden in safety The
young invited by her aunt to go out
for short trip evening, and had not been on
her wheel nVe minutes when she in some unac
countabe manner off the curb and fell under
the wheels Of Franklin-ave. car the tracks of
which within two feet Of the curb. Her left
leg was cut off below the knee shoulder blade
was broken, and she bruised so as to be almost
unrecognizable. Her leg amputated at the
Seney Hospital, where she is reported to be in a
fair way Of recovery. She does not herself know
how the accident happened
The Century Road Club Of America carried away
first prize in the century of the Penn Glen
Wheelmen yesterday. The club disappointed
at the small gathering which assembled at the
starting point to take part In the run as large
number of entries had been received in the week
A silver cup was offered to the club having the
largest number of competitors taking part in the
run. The Century Road Club had twenty-five COM
petitors and received the cup At the to start
about eighty riders mounted their wheels for the
one hundred mile run. and at the finish only fifty
appeared. The course the regular century
course Of Long Island, and the run was in charge
OF F. w. Beyhl. The chief pacemaker was C. P
Staubach. There were about a dozen women in
the run and they all finished. Among them were
Mrs j. NJ. Millette Miss Frank 2. Moore, Miss e
Brown: Miss Frances Bartells, Miss NJ Seaman and
MISS sophie Buell.. The pacemakers were D. NJ
Adee, OF the Century Road Club J. Shearson w
Guggenhe1mer, +. WenZ and z. Schutzingel all of
the Penn Glen Wheelmen.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
ATHLETICS.
STAR ATHLETIC CLUBS GAMES,
J. J. FARRELL CARRIES OFF THE HONOR,
IN LONG ISLAND CITY.

IN LONG ISLAND CITY.
J. J. Farrell carried of the honors at the mint
games Of the Star Athletic Club yesterday at Long
Isiaho CITY Farrell won the 600 yard dash from
large field. and also the three-quarter mile run
In the running broad jump Hussey who had a
three-ioot handicap, won from Moran, who was on
scratch. j. j. Shelving seemed to be the strong
man IN the putting Of the twelve pound shot and
won the contest J. c. Moran who was on scratch
IN several OF the contests. was not among the
winners He finished second in both the twelve
pound shot and the running broad jump The
home team proved too much for the Pastime Ath-
letic Club team. and won A H. Kent OF the
Fastime Athletic Club gave an exhibition Atty yard
cash gash on straightaway course IN 2-5 seconds
there were two exhibition boxing bouts in the l05
pound class j. Melia meeting H Prior. In the
70 pound class T. Leddy met J. Lenord The sum
maries: ~
IS yard dash (handieap)-won by J. Mecamley %
ysEee owen hely q Yards second; J. J. sherling G1
"a Putting y pound shot lhanaicap)won by J. J. sherlng
% feep. with OF AZ IT, in; J. O. Moran fscratch3
@tn 40 r. tn second G. T Fitzgerald 20 feel with SO
COO gard dash CAandleap)-won by j. j. Farrell 60
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
METROPOLITAN LEAGUE.
'Montclslr A c. and New-York played one tie game
NEw-YoRK CRICKET ASSOCIATION.

In the league hating averages F. J. PrendeTgast
has cnce more taken the lead with 50. A. w S. r.
Ogiby is second with 1888. and then follow F. F.
Kelly $3.50: VI. r. Cobb. 3LS A B. Mfiin. 5if5
}. Flannery, 81; f. ". T. Stiles, 30, and W. Adam
2S In the bowling N. r. Cobb has finished his
season with record of $50 for 80 wickets r r
Kelly IS second with 612, and he viii have an op-
portunity Of bettering his record, for he has an
other game 10 play. w Whitaker is third, with
sos. and then follow A. smedley, 922; H. Rushton
s75 and y. Y. Clarke. 1927. The averages follow:
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20

YARDS; s. Toom.y go yards second: owen Reilly t2o
yards) third. Tme--1:20 - r,... 70
Running broad jump Sy oro HHssey tscsb
20 fl n second c. T. Fitzgerald q foop 70 IT, IN.
ts5 yardsC: J. J. sherlng (35 yards) second; s. Toomey
Ql0 yards) third Time-3;16 r,.. 49,.
ore mile COpenwqn by star Atnletc JuS Seabs seS
and R. W. kennedy: Pastme Athletic Clu9 team. A.
Kent. W. Grady n. z. Whitney ana o. Z OFu"ihe'
second
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
BICYCLE CONTESTS IN PARIS.

Paris Aug. 19-At the Pare des Princes. Auteun
to-day, Lake and Gomper competed in the bicycle
championship contests. Lake, who was the scratch
beaten in the trial heat by Verytouba, with
handicap Of forty metres. by half a wheel. Time
minutes second. The final won by Brusoni
Italian: Time. minutes Is seconds
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
NEW DATE FOR FrrzgInnoys,sBApKpv

ne management OF the Seaside Athletic Club has
again changed the date OF rhe Fttzsmmons-sbar
aght The date originally set for the contest was
August a. but on account Of the great crowd that
would be drawn 10 the island on August % tn see
the butuFlty Stakes run, the management with a
view OF obtaining an increased attendance made
the cate o. the bout Saturday, August 25.
rom ORourke, acting for the Seaside Athletic
Club. last night announced that in compliance with
@ general request the hght would take place on
the original date. Friday, August "a
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20

Boston, fell in the mile handicap and broke his
collar bone. Summary:
Two lap race--won by G. b. Chase, Brockton r. J.
Caldwell. Hartford, second. Time-12o.
one rniIs handicap-won by F. J. Caldwell Hartford
(scratchl Fred Partridge, second go yardsl Time
2O8H.
Two tandem handicap-won by 'tJos'' Caldwell
and Turgeon (scrateh) Time-4:oS.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20

ball good and hard, making two base HIT a three
base hit and home Robinson pitched a good
game for the visitors, only allowing the home team
fve hits. The West New-York players made all
their in the first inning. and after that they
failed TO score.
The score:
r. II. z.
West New-York .....5 o-5 D
Batteries-Bertran oNsr: Robinson and Williams
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Detroit-Detroit 3; Cleveland l.
At Kansas City-Minneapols, 8; Kansas City, 8
(1rst game); Kansas City. IL; Minneapolis. (sec-
ond game).
At Chicago-Miwaukee. 5; Chicago. 2 (frst gamel;
Milwaukee. /: Chicago. Second gamel.
At Buffalo-Buffalo. Ia Indianapolis, 0 (hrst
gamel Indianapolis, s; Buffalo. (second game)
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20

Ter GOO yards); Oscar Aronson (25O yards) second
Charles Hadfeid (250 yardsl third. Time-11 :OS2s
Fifteen mile paced race--Won by John King Newark
W. & Fenn' Waterbury, second. Time-90:54i5.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
NETWORK DEFEATED AS USUAL

NEW-IORh DEF FEAILD AS USUAL
Chicago Aug. 19.--The visitors outbatted Chicago
to-day. but were unable to connect with Garvln
when were on bases The long pitcher
prised everybody by making clean hit in the
= o. ~
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
MISS YATMAN AT PouaHKEEPsrE

Poughkeepsie, Aug 1s-Miss Jane Yatman n,
New-York. arrived here at 4 o'clock this after
noon riding the bicycle which she started from
New-York at $50 o'clock this morning to go to
chicago Her intention is to ride century every
day, no matter what the weather may be- She was
paced from New-York to this city by Paul Thomas
ana was IN hrst class condition on her arrival
by membets OF the Century Cycle Club OF Pough-
night - "
RACING AT PROVIDENCE.
Providence. R. L. Aug 1.-Two thousand persons
witnessed the card Of races at Hilrs Grove track
this afternoon. and the races were interesting
The features were the win OF Caldwell in the one
mile handicap from scratch. and the two mile
tandem handicap, which was won by Caldwell and
Turgeon; Nelson easily defeated Burns Pierce by
nearly. tnree laps In the fifteen mile motor pacad
Iaes Neis0n RODE IN 25:i9 s5 lowering the previous
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY

YACHTING-Regatta Of the Manhasset
Bay Yacht Club
POLO.-Polo Association contests at New
sOort-
LAWN TENNIS-Uilte lted States National
championship games at Newport
RASEBALL-New-Y York VS.. Pittsburg, at
Pittsburg.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
CINCINNATI. s. ST. LOUIS. :

ST. Louis. Aug. 19.-Listless fielding in the early
part Of the game was responsible for ST. Louis
defeat Powell hit hard. Score:
ST. Louis............1 o 2-5 II s
Cincinnati ...........2 O-S IL 1
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20

CUBTN X GIANTS WIN AT wEEHAwKEN.
The Cuban X Giants defeated the West New
York Field Club yesterday at Weehawken by the
score of 5 to 3. Monroe, of the Giants, hit the
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20

Earned runs.Chlcago /; New-York, l. Let on bases
Van Haltren. selbach, Doyle. Sacrifice hit-ChllGs.
vim 3. Passed ball--Grady. First base on balls-Or
Garvin. /; off Carrick, 8. Time-1;45 Umpire-Swart-
wood
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
EAsr oRANeE pEFEAEs MURRAY HILL.

EAST ORANGE DEFEATS MURRAY HILL.
East Orange, y J., Aug. 1s (speciaD.-The East
Orange Golf Club had an interesting team match
yesterday the East Orange links with team
from the Murray Hill Club of Genside Park, N.
J The East Orange team won by the following
score:
FAST ORANGE MURRAY HILL
Grimm. o. P F. O,Connor
P. Bradshaw oi 2 a OConnor
a A. DeckeE..........-- z. C,ruden-
J. RossiteT- j. WildTek''
Total ......-..-........lll Total .-..-.-..-..-.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
BleneIes.

15e.. 81. sL25. SI.So. Si.T5. All makes
Guaranteed by the mfrs. special prices 70
dealers WILLIS. % Park row. opp. p. o.
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
Proaress Of the OotkNa.

The score, to date, will be duly an
nouneed tomorrow as usual
Address all letters of inquiry and all vste'
60
ROUGH RIDER CONTEST.
TRIBUNE OFFICE. hEn.fokA
New-York tribune., 1900-08-20
BASEBALL.
GAMES YESTERDAY
Chicago, ?; New-York. l. ICincinnati s: St Louis s.

HOW THE CLUBS STAND.
Oxford eagle. (Oxford, Lafayette Co., Miss.) 1876-current, 1900-01-18
ALL WORK AND NO PLAY.

Nearly cne-'hirri ~ the rapcr PRO
duced Ia the United States during the
FRS; six months % is9s was uewspa-
per in rolls and sheets.
\ lar-. trade is done in Germany in
artificial sponGcs, which are produced
hy patented process depending prin-
cipally en- the action Of zinc chloride
solution on pure eellulose.
\ series 81 experiments made a. KEEL
during the last two years have shown
that q al metals used in shipbuiidinr
al amalcam Of iron and zinc Is least
sabi-ct 10 deterioration from the in
fusncc Of sea water.
- Manufacturers - structural iron say
that within a short time all the more
costly private hogscS. at least in the
cities. viii abandon wool. excepting
FOR the most trivial use. and will make
Use % structural iron for the frame
work and the bans that support the
flooring.
J, i elaiHel that the deepes; oil
vel IN Amerlca = situated in the
Mouongahela river valley. about e
miles from Pittsburgh. The hole has
i-~n drilled u depth q 5.s1e feet.
Ia; III. WORK has b~cn suspended ow-
ing so break in the e-.-inch rope
used. As a result .aeo feet % roue
and string ot tools are at the bot
tom Experts are az work. and hop-
10 30 able 80 resume drilling soon.
IL Is proposed 10 sink the well 5000
feet
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