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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-15

The rooters and the Wheelings were
foo much for the Old Soldiers in the
onoplng game OF the wheellng-pR Dayton
sarIas at tho Island park yesterday Of-
,ernoon. In the eighth inning, with the
score . to / In favor Of the visitors, the
crowd, in which were a hundred or
moro Of pitcher Pooles friends from
carroll county, Ohio. began to make it.
s,t heard. One enthusiast, more an
Nous for his teams success than his
fellows. began to pound the bis bass
drum of the Carrollton bandlsand an
other. following suit, got hold of the
cymbuls. and these lpstrumetfts' to-
r,ther with q continuous toot-toot from
the cornet and the cries OF 900 people
combined into such din that Pitche-
GIIpatrlck felt It's influence by weaken
inc perceptlbly, thus allowing the sto-
giles to score bunch of three runs, just
enough to win the game.
POOLE and Fitzpatrick both pitched
great bail, especially with the bases
occupied. The fielding of the locals
was gilt-edged, not an error disnguring
their side Of the score sheet. But for
unrdesty's funny break in the ninth,
Peauinney would have had an error;
"Hardle" had hit GLOW one down to
pick" who made u dive for the ball.
but slipped and fell just as he got It
r,,,,y nm tho ground. he made last
desperate effort for the out, but his
throw was weak and wild, and Hardes-
~ reached the base. Seeing he had
the base. Hnrdesty played on and stood
like wooden man while the ball was
returned to Turner for the out
The first run of the game was made
by the wheellngs, after Meany and
Lyons had outed to the outfield. Tur-
Nor hit out for a nice single, and reach
ed second on Franks error. congal-
ton hit to Gochnauer, who fumbled,
giving "con" life and sending Turner
to third. congalton sprlnted for sec
ond and ponahue threw to Hnrdesty'
who fumbled. allowing Turner to score.
Taylor was the third out.
The visitors tied in the third, on Don
nelly's single and Donnhue's three-bag-
ger Another for Dayton came in the
flfth ON Donnefly's base on balls Har-
desty's sacrifice and Franks eorklng
single. Their third and last run was
scored in the seventh on Franks three
Dagger and Donahue's single.
The wheellngs won out in the eighth
with the aid of the rooter gang. Turner
got a life on q rlb-bumper was ad-
yanced on congalton's single, and then
came Taylor's neat sacrifice, advancing
the runners to third and second. respec-
lively. with Pequinney the second out
Rothermel worked base on balls, I'LL
ing the bases, and Ritter met one of
G!lpatrlck's shoots on the shoulder,
forcing in Turner with the first run of
the inning. Then came single by
Poole scoring Cougnlton and ,Rother-
mel. Meany was soaked in the stom-
ach, and again the bases were filed but
ali Lyons could do was to strike out.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-15

Entry blanks for the races In connec-
ton with the twenty-flrst annual meet
of tho League of American wheelmcn,
which VIII be held in Milwaukee. July
10 to 10, viii be rendy for distribution
in few days, and can be had upon up-
pIlcation to the L. A. w. meet commit
tee, 2O7 Grand avenue, Milwaukee, Wis.
All racing viii be under the auspices Of
the N, c, a. and all wheelmen taking
part in the races will be required to
reEIsler.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-15
Yollowstonc Park aud Alaska.

Extended tours under the manage
mcnt OF The American Association
Reau Campbell, General MGnuger. 1893
Marquette building, Chicago, Pullman
Sleeping and Dining Cars leave Chicngo,
Tuesday, July 10, ut 0p, M, via Chica-
20, Milwaukee 4 ST. Paul Railway.
Tickets Include all expenses every
where Address George II, Henftord,
General Passenger Agent, Chicago, Ill,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-15
A punching Of FITS.

PHILADELPHIA. juno li-In the sew
enth inning Of to-dNys game between St
Louis and Philadelphia the locals made
seven hits, three triples, a double and
three singles II was raining briskly and
Wcyhlng was unable to control the ball
Up 10 that time hCspitChed Il fair game
and had II not been for the terrific slug.
King In that inning the visitors would
have had chance to win. Score: =,
St. Louis ....2 loI9SI8S-,S 6
Phllndelp'R "a 0 0 o 8 Oil 10 ?
Batteries. weighing, Hughey aud crI:
ger; bernhard and Mcfarland. Earned
runs, 81. Louis 2; Philadelphia T. Time,
hours Umpire, Hurst, Attendance, $685.
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Howellls Firat WINNIE.

BROOKLYN. juno l4-Howel pitched
his first winning game OF the season to-
day, scoring shut-out 1t was six
inning conflict, rain failing heavily white
Brooklyn was ut the bat, Howell had
fine cont. oil OF the wet ball, md received
fnultle, ~ support Two OF the Brooklyn
runs were gifts, the result Of Kehoe's poor
'"'0"''e' RHE
Cincinnati .............O o o o Q 90 0 !
Brooklyn ..............O -
Batteries Newton and Kehoe; Howell
and Mcclure. Enrned runs, Brooklyn !.
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Special Dispatch To the Intclllgeneer'
MANsFIELp, June H.-Meredith Pitch
ed great bali and nearly shut out the Co
mm5ua gang. STREET. was comparatively
ra7y Tho vlsltora' fielding was decidedly
'''''' 'VV's' RH II
MaafacId NO Os32 - Y I
Columbus 80 o w
Hll,erlcs-Mcredlth and Fox; STREET, ana
Ncyllle
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HeadaCRef0r FOTV Years.

four games of base ball which Manager
Marshall has scheduled. On Monday
and Tuesday the strong Wellsburg
team will play. and on Wednesday
and Thursday the Washington, Pa,
team. This is the strongest team that
can be gotten together in that city. All
four games will be warmly contested,
and any one who Is thinking Of attend
Ing the commencement should not miss
them
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-15

Special Dispatch to tho Intclllgeneer
NEW CASTLE. June li-strlcltlott was
hit hard and often by the Qunkors' but
sharp fielding prevented much run-mak-
RHE
New castle. % / 1901 / 0 % /! 9
Toledo 80 0 o o . o a. .
Batteries - Flggemior md Grahius;
Slflckctt hnd Arthur. UmpireF' Butler
and Jordnn,
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Ynnnrntnwn shut out.

snorlnl Dispatch to tho IntcllIEencer'
FORT WAYNE. june H-i'ricken and
Harper wero inyiuciblo this afternoon, the
Youuutowna getting but four safe drives
"''e smut ou' RuE
Fort Wayne. % 0 % 9-3 Z
fulusHtown % o 0 W
.lattcrics-Fricken Harper and borgeui
Fnlog Murphy and Honu
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Two-base hits Ritter GllDattick LRit ii,s
base hits Donohue, Ernnk. SseTiIGs I W..
len basnp, pcouluney, Frank. Buses on
balls. on Fitzpatrick 9; on Poole :, strnck
out, By Gllpatrick Q: by Poole :, lilt Da ltse
men BY Fitzpatrick 3; by Poole !. Do1o,u
plays Poole TO Lyons; Rothcruei 70 ~
ons to Turner. Time, hours umpire
C0lgau
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BASE nAII CoMMENT.


The second game OF the Dayton SER
les Will be played this afternoon at the
Island park, aud the hot fight thn two
teams are putting up for the lead in
the race ought to attract a large aud
fence. II Dayton should win to-day the
Old Soldiers would again jump into the
lead over Wheeling by nine points.
Johnny" skopec. he of the iron south
paw, is slated for appearance on the
slab this afternoon, and Gun bs depend
ed upon to win his game. Such teams
as Dayton. with so many loft-handed
battcrs, are 'pcnohes and cream" for
skopec. Wicker viii ofIlclate In the box
for the visitors. III Is the first appear
ance OF this promising twlrlrr on the
local grounds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-15

The feature of the National league
campaign In June has been the remark
able brace Of the Bostons; two weeks
ago they were in eighth place, and now
they have displaced Pittsburgh from
third place. and before long will prove
very bothersome proposition to tho
Phlllles and Brldegrooms.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

TTARINE CORPS, u. s. NAVY RE
M CRUTTS WANTED - Abie-bodied
men; service on our wRrshlpS IN all parts
Of the world and on land In the Phillip
Market and Fourteenth streets, Wheel-
inR. tuA
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AGENTS WANTED.

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FAMILY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed, starched and
Dried 3 cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, 8
usuta per pound.
All hand work hnished 10 centa
per pound At LUTZ BROS.
Homo Steam Laundry.
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Governor Roosevelt has set an exam
pie for other L. A. w. members, His
membership expired on June /, and
promptly on that day the secretary
treasurer of the New York division re-
oelved the governors renewal with the
necessary enclosure of 81 for dues, In
view of the multiplicity OF his duties
and the present political activity, 1t will
be seen how much he values his league
membership,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS.
Yesterdays GAMES.
Philadelphia II. 81. Louis s,
Brooklyn Q, Cincinnati o., q
Boston Z. Pittsburgh j


''V' = New York at philadelphia
BOSTON, juno ll.-Boston made 1t
three straight from Pittsburgh today.
winning handlly Lewis was very effect
I've for seven innings, but in the last two
Pittsburgh aided by two errors, batted
In three runs. Waddeil was batted hard
in the first, second and seventh. Attend
,p,o ana gcnrn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-15

Two-bnse hits, Clarke, Williams Three
base hits, Collins, Tenney. Double play
Lewis and Tenney. First base on balls.
on Wnddell /. Struck out. by Le~la 2;
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one 81 the features OF commence
ment week at "old Bethany VIII be
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-15

ALL latest novelties in sultlngs ana
Fancy Vestlngs, at c. w. SEA
BRIGHT's SON, Merchant Tailor.
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NO wine has purer bouquet thnn
Cooks Imperial Extra Dry Champagne,
II ls the pure Juice Of the grapes fer
fnnntC1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-15

Poole deserves credit for pitching
such n fine game yesterday, as he had
pitched a winning game againRt Fort
Wayne only two days before. Poole
has now pitched eleven games, of which
ten are victorles-rar and away the
best record among the Interstate pitch
ers
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-15

CURES Group, sorn throat, pulmo-
nury troubles MonnGh over pnIn Of
every sort. DR. Thomua' Eclectrlc on.
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CYCLING.

The ,ride-ure law, passed by the
Massachusetts legislature through the
efforts Of the Massachusetts division Of
the League of American wheelmen,
provides that on and after January /,
1907, ut shall be unlawful, except as
provided in section of this act, to use
upon any road, street or way In this
commonwealth a draft wagon or cart
having tires Of iron or steel, or of any
substance equally hard. which are less
in width than one and one-half times
the diameter of the axle, measured Mt
the shoulder thereof; but in no case
shall a tire more than four Inches in
width be required. and wagons and
carts built with wooden or hollow axles
shall have tires not less In width than
the diameter of the axle, measured at
the shoulder thereof.
This act shall apply to all wagons
and carts the axles Of which are two
inches or more in diameter, measured
as aforesaid, and to all stage coaches,
tnlly-ho coaches, barges and other pas
senger vehicles not built to run on Iron
or steel rails and constructed to carry
eight or more persons"
The fourth section states that the act
shall not apply to wagons or other ve'
hlcIes owned and used in the state on
January /. 1902. This is the weak
clause in the bill. putting of the best
effects of the law for many years. The
penalty for violation of the law is a fine
not exceeding 800.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-15

To-DAY's GAMES.
DAYTON at Wheeling; ''"
toledo At New Castle tm.
Columbus at Mansfield.
youngstown at Fort Wayne.
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INTER STATE LEAGUE.


YESTERDAYS GAMES.
wheeling 4. Dayton .;
New Castle s, Toledo 2;
Mansfield s. Columbus 2.
Fort Wayne Q, Youngstown o.
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league maEnates to place an Interstate
club there,
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President Power, of the Interstate
league, witnessed Thursdays game
from President Haley's box, and was
highly pleased with the crowd and the
enthusiasm shown In this city for the
fine team Lyle aud Haley have col
iccted. AS to the condition OF the league
at large Mr. Power said 1t wd' excel
lent and tho present season bids fair
to bc the most prosperous In the his
tory OF the organization. The presl-
dent Ia now negotiating for the odmis-
sion OF Grand Rapids, but he eeclInrd
to state which city would retire In
favor OF the Michigan town. Very
likely It Is Youngstown or Mansfield,
most likely the former. A. to the ru-
NOR that Louisville would be taken In,
Mr.. Power said that was very much
In the future; the National league con-
trolls the territory, and 1t would be nee
pssary 20 secure the consent u the big
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LOST.
FOB RENT.

FOR RENT.....
at 1865 Main street.
STORAGE Warehouse at Main and
Tenth streets. Money advanced. APP
ply to JAMES L. HAWLEY,
Real Estate and Loans, 1865 Main st.
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The influence of the L. A. w. In nd
vancing the good roads movement was
never better shown than in the encour-
agement received by the Highway Inn
provement committee in support of It's
endeavor to secure planks in the Dem
ocratlc and Republican national plat
forms. Newspapers, public men, wheel
men, farmers md Automobiles agree
upon the necessity OF making highway
Improvement national consideration
and the support is so strong MS to make
success almost u certainty.
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That the entire country will be rep
resented ut the L. A. W. meet, to be
held in Milwaukee, July 10 to 15, is APP
parent from the numerous inquiries re-
celved at headquarters from prominent
league officials and others In all sec
lions of the country, From Boston,
Omaha and san Francisco. Chicago and
Atlanta, Denver and Cincinnatl-from
Canada even-and so on nd Inlnitum,
come requests for information regard
ing hotel and rnilrond rates. good routes
to Milwaukee awheel, cycle trips, etc.
Evening journal., 1900-05-03

Washington, May 3.-The house yes
terday. at the conclusion of the most
stormy debate Of the present session
Of congress, passed the Nicaraguan
canal bin by the overwhelming vote
of 225 b 35. All attempts to retain
in the bill the language of the orig
inal bill for the fertilization of the
canal and to still further strengthen
the language on that line were baked,
and the victory of Mr. Hepburn and
the committee was complete. A mo-
tion to recommit the bill, with in
structions to report back another bill
leaving the selection OF the route to
the president, was bunied under an ad-
verse majority of 50 to III.
Mr.. Cannon, chairman of the appro-
priations committee, and Mr.. Burton,
of Ohio, chairman of the river and
harbor committee, made a game fight
to stall off action at this session, but
their appeals were in vain and the
members rode roughshod over all their
arguments and protests. Muchsexeite-
ment reigned throughout the day and
several times bitter words were used
The excitement reached its climax
in a highly dramatic scene between
Mr.. Hepburn and Mr.. Cannon, When
Evening journal., 1900-05-03
BUCKET BRlGADES
FIGHT FLAMES
Protect Farms From Forest
Fire Destruction
AeWiOnbwg Surrounded and Valuable
Property Threatened Mountain
Sides are All AbIaze

Dubois. Pa, May 3.-Forest fires
broke out in this region again yester-
day and destroyed much property Al
Sterling Run the Gleasons lost 400
cords of bark and 1000 600 feet of
logs. W. ID. Johnson lost 500 cords
of bark and 100000 logs at Bears Run.
Dimlings lost logs bark and tramways
at Lawshe and Ed Hoyt lost 500 900
logs at Sabula. Newtonburg Is sur
rounded by forest fires, with mill, lum-
ber and houses threatened. The lat
ter place called for assistance from
this city and a steamer and hose COM
pany went TO their relief last night
Two hundred men are fighting the FIRE
at Caledonia to save lumber and a
mill at that place. From Drlftwood 20
Sabula. 40 miles along the Allegheny
Valley road the mountain sides are
covered with fires The destruction by
fire to forests and property in this re-
gion the past week has been appall-
ing and Is the worst in The history OF
this lumber region.
Bloomsbury, Pa, May 3.-The forest
fires in this vicinity continue 10 grow
in volume. They have been burning
near Blue Hills for two days. and the
farmers have found II necessary to or
ganize bucket brigades in order to
keep the flames from their homes. The
roar of the flames at Red Point could
be heard a mile distant, and the fire
wardens seem unable to cope with the
flames.
Evening journal., 1900-05-03
KING OSCAR FAyORS BRITONS;
is OUTSPOKEN AGAINST BOERS;
WILL GIVE THEM NO SUPPORT

London, May 3.-"I am entirely on
the British side in this war In South
Africa" said the king of Sweden and
Norway, now on a visit to this country,
in an interview with a press repre-
sentative.
you may make il quite clear that
have no sympathy with the Beers,
and l shall tell you why. I find II
difficult to understand either the prin-
ciples Of a religion which Is appar-
emily a monopoly of the burghers OF
the two states. or political manifesto
tions of a government which seems to
have refused most of the reforms sug-
gested by the British and which closed
its negotiations by invading British
territory. In my opinion the
English speaking races are the
exact opposite of the Beers, because
they are among the best colonizers Of
the world when savage and uncivilized
territories have to be reclaimed. No
greater proof of this could have been
given than the splendid outburst OF
loyalty at home and the heroism in
the field which every British colony
has so unanimously displayed. That
is the good which has come TO Great
Britain out of every evil which any
Evening journal., 1900-05-03
MISSING CARRIE WATSON
FOuND In SALEM

Salem, y. j.. May 3.-Carie Vat
son, the pretty maiden who so mysteri-
ously disappeared from Jericho. Cum
berland county. was found in this city
yesterday. at the home Of ex-Prosecu-
tor j. w. Acton.
With her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. David Murray. this girl had lived
for more than fifteen years. The uncle
cared for his niece because she was
useful to him. The aunt cared for her
because she was good to her children
and handy to have about the house. The
girl must have been very necessary to
the Murrays, for she never went off the
farm So confning were her duties
that she never saw the inside Of a
.schoolhouse. a Sunday school or a
church. But the Murray children went
to school. Sunday school and church,
and they told her about them.
She went to the house Of Mrs. Acton
and was received with open arms. She
will remain there and her ambition
will soon be realized. Next week she
will go 10 Sunday school for the first
time, and the following day her name
will be placed on the roll Of one Of the
public schools.
Evening journal., 1900-05-03
HOUSE PASSES BIG CANAL BILL
BY OVERWHELMING r1AJORITY

the former used the words "lie" and
"liar" as he denounced the distin-
guished chairman Of the appropria-
tions committee for attempting ito
dishonor him" The house was in
riotous confusion during the quarrel.
Members crowded the aisles and the
situation at one time was so threat
ening that Mr. Wheeler, of Kentucky
(Dem.), sought to pour oil on the
waters by raising a point OF order.
But he was not upheld, and the two
irate members carried their war to
the very hilt. There was show Of
peace at the close of the incident, but
the feeling between the two men ran
so high that the mutual retractons
with which such incidents generally
end were but the cloaks for the keen
est and most cutting sarcasm.
The bill authorizes the president TO
acquire from Costa Rica andNicaragua
control of such territory as may be de-
sirable and necessary, on which to
exeavate, construct and protect canal
of such depth and capacity as will be
sufficient for the movements Of ships
of the greatest tonnage and draft now
in use, from point near Greytown,
on the Caribbean sea, via Lake Mica
Evening journal., 1900-05-03

ragua, to Breto, on the Pacific ocean,
and such sum as may be necessary to
secure such control is hereby appro-
priated out of any money in the treas
ury not otherwise appropriated.
N'When the president has secured
full control over the territory he shall
direct the secretary of war to excavate
and construct such canal, and the sec
retary of war shall also construct such
safe and commodious harbors at the
termini of said canal, and such pro-
visions for defense as may become
necessary for the. safety and protec-
tion Of said canal and harbors. The
sum Of $4,000, 900 is appropriated out
OF any money in the treasury not
otherwise appropriated toward the pro-
ject, and the secretary of war Is au-
thorized to enter into contracts for ma
terials and work that may be deemed
necessary. to be paid for as appropria-
tions may from time to time be here
matter made, not to exceed in the ag-
gregate $4,000. .000."
Evening journal., 1900-05-03
The weather

New, York Herald's Forecast.-The Ca
madam centre of disturbance, reported
Yesterday. will move to-day east north
east. down the ST. Lawrence Valley, caus-
ing but little rainfall in this section. IL
will be followed by a decided fan OF tenn
perature over a limited area, which In its
course will be attended by frosts, prob
ably as far south as the Central hudson
Valley
In the Middle States. and New England
to-day. fair to partly cloudy weather viii
prevail. with fresh southerly and south
westerly winds, shifting in this section 70
northwesterly, and nearly stationary, tol-
lowed by falling temperature. probably
with light local rain in the northern DIS
tricts
on Friday clear and cooler weather will
prevail with fresh to light northwesterly
and northerly winds and probably light
local frosts in the northern districts fol-
lowed by slightly higher temperature.
On Saturday fair and warmer weather
European steamers now sailing Will
have mostly partly cloudy weather and
light southerly and southwesterly breezes
to the Banks.
Forecast for Thursday and Friday
Eastern Pennsylvania. New Jersey, Della
ware and Maryland: Partly cloudy
Thursday, possibly showers I'm the after
noon. Friday, fair, cooler; variable winds
becoming fresh westerly.