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The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-31

and are for 1888. In one volume are all
tho revolutionary land warrants; in an
other the particular warrants in whlch
there were evidences Of fraud are taken
upon by one and remarks made regard
ing them
For instance for warrant No. l'4' there
is this entry: ITO John Morris. o4o acres
Suspected 10 be fraudulent Morris VINO
in the endorsement is said to nave dleo
in service. was discharged dishonoraoiy
or deserted Warrant No. BIZ RIcn-
ard Nixon 10 Stokeley Donaldson
witness. NJ Grant given as drawer As
sirnments forged by Donaldson Two
signed by warrantees. though the latter
were dead" In not a few cases the as
sisners' names are the same as those Vi
the deceased soldiers
Another book takes UP the ehules Va
these fraudulent warrants. THESE pei"H
grouped under each name or the SlNttei
men charged with being connected WIN
the frauds Those thus charSed We
William TvrrelI. Samuel Sanford. Moses
Shelly. John Shepherd. Zen HheiIp-
Main Phiii2s. Arthur Peace John PRICE,
John McNees. Nathan I-assiter. joshua
HadIey. William Faircloth. Joshua
bu. S-okeIey Donaldson. Joshua D'LS4eS'
Wynne Dixon and Thomas Butcher.
The fourth book gives a list OF the
warrants which were in a trunk dellVeIeu
b. the committee Of investigation 10 inc
board of inquiry. These are alphaoel,,
caIiy arranged They are IN he,'r1y ID.
cases indorsed by the board: Man sald
To he soldier never mustered. Forged ana
fraudulent" This is the trunk WAich
'TvrrelPs servant tried 10 steal
Two large cases in the secretary Of
flee IRE filed with grants 20 lands now IN
tennessee and with original papers.
There are in the cases lSs hhhE .aS,.
The grants are mainly military at.4 l-a--s
Sullivan Sumner and washington ooiLl9
are f0~ lands in the eastern, mldote anu
western districts Of Tennessee
In a great book is list Oh me mn el.y
warrants for lands granted the 'lLIe
and soldiers Of the continental! me \
smaller book contains the military SUI
IN the p1pers mentioned as fled in
ga SEES are two letters which give singular
insight into Glasgow status. one -
from d man named Iarton - tfiasso"'
in which he alludeS to what ne .et iis
the .-persecution'' of Glasgow rms let
ter is dated 1873 and congratulates tFiaS-
gov uuon his reelection IS secretary OF
state The other letter is dated knox
farrell 70 Captain Joshua Spelgi''
chief clerk or deputy surveyor 10 '9ii'-
gov IL this letter TyrreA says some
DersOns may g 40 Jour Office TO ma 40
Searches Of some Of mn SURVEYS 10 take
advantage Of my lines. ! Hi-t tlanh you
not 10 permit any searches tp ne ildr''
and If they should bee you can make am
cVasiEe search ana say sou can iiii'4
aUr-ihtup TerhauS "a oaru d Ell bi-Hfil-
les may come. lie is fellow ~ no note
and Is trying 10 Inquire i.lf t'+oi-"4
GLASGOW and myself VIII esteem u
"a great favor liz Eou VIII SlFr ann uo
satisfaction. iIe Will inquire about tne
several grants issued fHi tsl tell i-lIn
such have i-st.-,. as Sine. snail as soon
p fH
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-31
HARRIS CANNOT DRAIN LAKE
Judge Swiggert Grants Perpetual In
junction Against Him.

Nashville Tenn. December 2o.-Judge
NJ II Stuttgart. AT Union City. yester-
day decided the celebrated suit over Reel
foot lake, granting perpetual Injunction
against Major j. c. Harris, restraining
him from draining the lake or in any way
exercising ownership over ii. The opIn-
ion WAS an exhaustive one aud declares
the lake navigable by law ana the prop
..rtv of the state of Tennessee. Reelfoot
- Is the largest body of water in the
rtafe. forty miles la length by eight in
.,idth Major Harris, having purchased
ouit claims from the Louisville Outing
Cmb several years ago, sought 10 dram
~, lake bv means Of a canal to the Mis-
sissippi river and turn IT into a planta-
ton lie was cnjoined by number OF
fishermen and the several legal compll-
cations arising resulted as stated.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-31
MRS. JENIFER NOBLE Is DEAD.
Widow of the Founder OF Admission
Passes AWAY.

Admission. Ala. December = -tSpcCialD
Mrs. Jeni.e- Noble diel today at her
home. .-Crowan Lodge" ia this city. AZ
the age Of ninetv-three. Mrs. Noble was
the mother of the founder of Admission.
the Ia.e Samuel Noble. ana was loved
ana honored by thousands in this city
and section. Mrs. Noble will be buried IN
the church yard of stately st. Michael
aud All Angels church. which was built
~ her SON John W Noble. at cost Of
Ss5.eo When her death became known
tcday the chimes OF 81. Mlcnacls were
tolled. as also was the big bell Of the mill
of tile Admission Manufacturing Company.
on last Monday occurred the seventy
NTH anniversary Of Mrs. Mobiles mar
rage to James Noble. Sr.. in Cornwall.
England, where both were born, and
whom she rived fourteen years.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-31
BIGGEST MILEAGE EVER PAID
Wilcox. Hawaii's Representative. Is
Paid $1,000.

Washington. December o5.-Rchert H.
Wilcox. delegate iu the house OF repre-
scntatives from Hawaii has just been
paid claim of $1,000 sor mileas d
was the largest claim Of ibe kind cEe~
made. but il was paid promptly by t..
sergeant at arms of the house Ersr-
congressman IS entitled a. mileage 1T
the rate OF 20 cents per mile -by tie
most ana direct and practicable rout-
from his home To- Washington and ~
turn The distance between honolulu
ana Washington is figured q 5000 miles.
Mr. NllcoE VIII draw Sl.yy more Tor has
rcturn nip.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-31
MESSENGER SMITH IN COURT.
School Boys Delegate to
Kruger in Trouble.

New York. December 24.-Frank Smith,
the boy district messenger of Brooklyn,
who took a message of greeting from
American school children to President
Kruger. was in police court today charged
with hurting pavement stone through
a show case on DECEMBER loth. smith
told tho court that he had been provoked
To the deed by an assault committed upon
him by the proprietor of the place. lie
was paroled after a warning.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-31
DROPS DEAD AT A WEDDING
Mother Expires as Her Daughter Be
comes a Bride

Columbia. s G.. December 2>-lSpe-
ciaIl- Miss Ialla Jordan. niece of Press
ideut Parker Jordan OF Greenwood cotton
mills. and David jennings Porter .phew
OF United States Judge william ~. Draw
ley. were married in Grcepville last uisht
at the home of the brides mother. Mr~.
John NJ. Jordan. The wedding was post
poncd on account ot tine EouuS latN
health. Mrs. Jordan WAS talking 90 Ner
daughter Immediately after The ceremony,
when she dropped dead from heart dis
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-31
MAY ATTEMP TO LYNCH HIM.
After Staying His Friend. Foster
Baker Kills a Stranger.

Poplar Blum. Mo, December 21-FOster
Pal1ar and Robert Jones. residents OF
cottonwood Point, Pemiscot county,
while intoxicated yesterday. quarrolcd.
ond Baker stabbed Jones SO badly that
dcytb ensued n a few hours. Later that
evening. before an officer could arr -
Raker. the latter met an iuoifcnsive Ger
man hv the name If Johnson and shot
him dead Baker IS now i'm Jail st Ca
ruthersVille Tne officials fear that an
attempt to lynch him VIII BE- made.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-31
p,,.oI Murder in Bibb County.

No., GA peccmbe- 6.--(Special)-
~ p,vid Birdsong. the wife OF a well
known farmer living near Sofkee. ten
NILS from Macon. ia Bibb county. was
this morning murdered in her home in
TIE absence OF her husband.
Earlv this morning Mr. Birdsong and
Mr. James scott. a neigEbor, went hunt
inc They returned about O'Clock this
afternoon As their buggy passed MIR.
Binisons's house, the latter dropped out.
Mr.. Scott had just reached his barn when
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-31
ONE CEREMONY WENT FOR ALL
Five Couples Are Joined by One Min
lister at the Same Time

Brownsville, Tenn. December 2S.-(Spe-
cial)-Trank Covington. Of this place.
was called To Mississippi To witness the
wedding of five Of his u.cces which took
place yesterday near Meridian. that state.
The ceremony was u Joint and several
affair. as the legal term goes. with the
participants all entering the bonds of mat
rimonv at one time and with ono minis
ter The grOOmS represented mercantile
and agricultural pursuits while the brides
ranged I'm wears from sweet sixteen to
twenty-scvcu The COyington family IS ,,
large one. the most of the members rcsd-
ing in west Tennessee and Mississippi.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-31
KILLED Three Before surrendering.

Mayneld. Ky. December 1.-Two men
dead and another wounded. IS the result
OF a tragedy that occurred in the south
west section of the city at late hou>
last night Deputy Sheriff John Usher
and Charles Bowline, saloon Keeper.
were killed. and Birch liollyer. an assoc
ciate of the latter, received a bullet
mound I'm tin. head. Usher and Sheriff
Sam Douthitt went 20 BOwlin's home To
.,.rsst IIoilver and resisting arrest. Ush-
- nroduced revolver and fired at him.
5ovlins ran into the room and fired
bullet through Isher's heart. ana was
a.; .he act of shooting Sheriff DOuthitt
,,.hen rho latter shot him dead. The
t~,~edv took place In small room az
Env.lins' home, and fifteen shots were
i,.l-ca mn as an accessory to the murde:
.f Usher.
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-31
Grave Problems Involved in
Case Before the National
Supreme Court
PHILIPPINE QUESTION UP
Some Republicans Now Do Not Think
Well of Holding Islands as
Business PrOpOsitioE-A
Talk with General
MacVeagh.
BY Jos: ON.

Washington December ai--tspeciall-
Deep interest is manifested I'm the dues-
tinnS RAISED by the eases which have been
argued before the supreme court during
the past week AMI those which viii be a.
ruei early ia January The press re-
ports hav. given ruu lnd Interesting out
lines ~ tn. arguments u counsel ga hoth
sides nnI tEe courtroom has been crowd
- ~ the curious who have sought 10
witues= trfs aurust judicial tribunal n
session during the hearing ~ eases IN
vaIvin- thc cravest problems which have
ever teen presented e. t'ie supreme court
Tawye-~ who have studied ths briefs
closely say fh1- There has been q mag
indecent u-.aenta-fon ~ hath sl''-@ aFld
thr questions uus o. reaus.i lT ''iit'F'"t
+r-frrf- Frr.- r.ssu anal .E.rl fl'N
e. fr~.-a-t.n- sr rsH-=Ih.r. -. ras ~
ths gues-iuufr- THE result has 2'rh
much interesting. sf-eull--uu. a1t nnth-
Frr ~ which nnr definite conclusion as
O. the u-u.af.s result -sI,d Do reached
ne has n.e- su--.-tti tlar tle court
rriEh- .erHe % decision upon the great
~ st5ar 90 whether tl. institution i'i-
aws rt.s r1- arf 70 lt ,if.-. huw rapidly.
tst ths genera. ts.ier S ta.t There VIII
- un -.l evasion. frf.Et th's" IA
ulrtsr vHtr tre points rs De- raised in the
Tar1srr .Is.s Eerf..f t-a. evasion =
Impossible
Though there hat. te.n ss-or r'rreson-
sa-lrr 90 tl- e1rfrnr-- o. Is imr'~@-ni"
e. Grsi any real evidence ~ 81 desire "a
tha part ~ auyIrulv ra ifV- fh, great
question Involved -fa--.l over. am tuld
hv those closest -n fit- r--drut that lie
Is es anxious SIS anvseay that ih'fe
should te o decision ur1r 'ais question
The Atlanta constitution. [volume] (Atlanta, Ga.) 1885-19??, 1900-12-31

R@ieien. y g, Decemrcr 2a.-tSpeeial)
senator Marion Butler has rented "a home
ana Once here and VIII begin the vrae-
.lce OF Jaw March 9Th. the day after hts
term expires He obtained license two
years ago
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-23
Z BASE BALL coMmENT


The Marion base ball team Is: to be
Iieorganized. Hall and Murphy have
been released. and others viii follow.
Noncmaker, who pitched for the Mar
ION independent team last season., md
VINO has been pitching for PalncsyIlle
ms year, was sent to For, Wayne last
h'sht, and Will pitch to-days game
against the Indians. Robinson, n stnr
oHt'ielder, who played with Mansfield
TWO Seasons ago. but was suspended,
mas been signed. His batting average
~ $685. and with Gilbert and lay the
Marion outileld Is tho best and fastest
!" me Interstate league. Lynch MS
packstop and Dtlchnnty on second arr
~ good as they have them. The team
VIII be strengthened as fast as good
Layers can BIO obtained. President
htoa'er aud Manager Finn are doing
gu they can TO get good mon and With
=" lew days all tho weak spots Will
We eliminated. The Marion team has
'eeh hnmpeTed. The home fans had
great deal Of fondness for the old
n ,s League players, ana they were re-
m,nEh on that account. but It haa been
mply concluslycly demonstrated that
mty cannot, play bali In 80 swift nm,
"SoAlzation ~ tho Interstate. The
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-23
KENNEID,YC0MIlIINlyGi..

For His Fight With Frank collyer
Before the Metropolitan Club Next
Monday Eyening-A Bang-up Pre-
Z liminary Has Been Secured.
The Metropolitan Athletic Club Of
flclals were Just a tribe worried on ac-
count OF the attempt Of the managers
OF the Kennedy Bennett match to pull
It or next Monday evening, the day OF
the twenty-round go between Kennedy
and Frank collycr, Of New York, be-
fore the local club. However,1a letter
wastreceived by the club officials yes
iterday afternoon from Kennedy's man
ager. James Mason, OF Plttsburg, stat
Ing that Kennedy would Ill his en-
gagement to fight Collyer, and expected
to be here q day or two before the even
Ing set for the go. J.
1t is the general opinion. among the
sports that Kennedy,s record OF un-
broken victories Will suffer aEsudden
jolt when the Pltisburger crosses
mitts with collyer, The latter is train
ing out at Gardeners place, every after
noon, and he is sized up bys,the local
sports as fully abba to give Eddie all
he can attend to. and possibly a, littla
more than he can, handle. Collyer''s
record In; the east shows that he is no
second-rater, and 1t Is said he Y has
never shown such excellent form
as he Is developing for his coming figh,
with Kennedy: That the spectators will
get their moneys worth there Is little or
no doubt.
The club has secured bang-up pre-
llminary, the principals being the local
favorite. Buzz" Auber.' and Gilhooley,
of Bridgeport. The latter comes, with a
reputation as hard hitter of no mean
ability. In fact, be Is said to have
knocked out two or three men this week
in training for his so with Auber. It
behooves Buzz" to condition himself
for this little argument, else his ,pugil-
istic aspirations will receive a terrific
Jar. ~. rs
The Nets are negotiating for the BEN
nett-Kennedy fight, and hopejto secure
5 1t for State Fair week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-23
DANGEROUS Kidney Diseases.
5bENWUJUI
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town. J n. Z

| :
County Town. E55 +
The song recital TO be given at the
Blue Ribbon hall on Monday. septem-
Der 3, by Prof. Llewellyn Williams, Of
Wheeling, will be quite m event In the
musical circles OF this city, Prof.
Williams Will be assisted by Miss .An-
M Ruth Hail., soprano; Mr.Wallace
II. Smith, tenor; Miss Carrie MeKin-
non. selcoutionist; Mr., Frank lNugent.
pianist. The Standard Male Quar-
tette will render selections. and also
the Mendelssohn choir. 4 i
The funeral Of Miss Alice FoxEwIll
take place to-day from the Methodist
church, at O'clock y The Rev. c. w.
Bent will have charge of the, ceremo-
nies. Intermentl Will beeut, ut Mount
Zion. :,
The Republicans are requested to
meet at the city hal lat,S o'clock next
Wednesday evening, forrtheb purpose
OF making arrangements to, attend the
mass meeting at sherrard, September
9Th.
" e. ! 49,. ! 7 -
Misses Sarah Manhood. May Taylor
and May Howell and Messrs. Guy La
cey, VIII Gifiin and Roy Springer make
up party that Will picnic at Wheel
ing Park to-day. 4 Ii
The Slavonic society held agmeeting
ut Lubic's hall last night. and COM
pleted arrangements for the conyen
ton to be held at Mozart Park. begin,
ning next Sunday. IA I, IA. 4 4, rs
Mrs. Fannie Mccormick, Of Colum,
bus; Mrs. Sarah O'Connor, OF New Or
leans, aud Miss John Burns, Of Wells
burg, are guests Of Mrs. Patrick Bten-
nan. -, III IS; H 4
Yesterday was pay day for the Bal
timore & Ohio employees OF McMechen
and Benwood. and a large sum Of
money was paid out.
J. ". Davis. accompanied I by ibis
wife and family, left for Cadiz, o., yes
terday, where they Will attend the Da-
Wis family reunion. f,
John .Bridgeman. Of New Martlnsyille
who was called here on account of the
death OF Miss Alice Fox, returned home
yesterday. n
The Riverside has placed notices on
the property recently acquired by them
above Bosgs Run, offering the places
for sale. .,
Miss Ella Mcdonald Will return from
New York In few days, wheer she
has been the guest OF friends for two
weeks. n, 81. I;
Miss May Howell and w. P. Green
wood have gone to Woodland. where
Miss Howell expects to secure a
school. "a 5:s
Joe Higgins, Bob Richie and August
Alderman went on o fishing expedition
on their boat-house yesterday. They.
Miss Sadie Mcdonald left for Key,
Ohio. yesterday, where she will be. the
guest OF relatives.
George Burkett and Al Bowman are
attending the fair at New Martins.
willie.
Will anchor five miles below Mounds
Vile. and Will remain about week.
Guy Lacey has accepted position,
with NJ. J. Gately,. the grocer
William Kearns is I'll OF typhoid To-
yer s+58 -.'f y u &, y,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-23

stein. The champion of the g hetto.n
They viii fight t#en,y.ays rounds At
the Broadway Athletic Club. Thursday
night
I The last time they fought, Bernstein
had a shade the best OF matters when
she committed an unintentlonal foul.
and the referee ordered him out OF tho
lring, giving Gardner the battle.
= Bernstein says there will be no foul
Ing this time aud that he will win. but
GARDENERS admirers are betting thou
sands OF, dollars on him.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-23
To-DAY'sa GAMES. Z
Wheeling at Mansfield:
Dayton at Toledo,
Marion at Anderson ssl5
- Fort Wayne ut New Castle

speclal Dispatch to the Intcllicepcer.
MANSFIELD, August q. Mansfield
played championship balls to- day. and
shu, Wheeling out, Through superb
ae,dlag and Rosebrough's fine pitch
Ing. He also contributed ito. the run
getting by getting two 3timely two
basgers. Wheeling played without
an error. but could not bat Rosebrough,
The visitors nearest approach to u run
was In the ninth inning, when, with
two men out, Lyons singled and was
retired at the plate by; ten feet, In en-
dt4vor!ng to score on Poole's double.
Mansfield made three runs In the sec
old, after two men: were out. Fox
s!nglrd and Lowney made a home run.
Rosebrough made aidouble and scored
on keenan,s single. In the seventh
,Rusebroush hit for two bases. went to
third on keenan's sacrifice and scored
on McVey's out to first.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-23
BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
of Belmont County,. nat

Matters of Interest In the Metropolis
of Belmont County. 1ef5
Several who will take in the knights
Of Pythlas excursion to Detroit, Will
embrace that opportunity to make u,
stay at Mount Clemens. a dozen or
more have engaged quarters ut that
health resort. and will spend two or.
three weeks there.
Lower town people made strenuous
objections to the planting OF more tel
ephone poles In that part OF town yes ;;
terday. but the mayor had no means
OF stopping the company from utilizing
Its franchise.
Daniel Slngledecker fell into we'll
on the farm Of Theodore Neff. and was
taken ont unconscious on Tuesday. But
YET day he was In this city, slightly
bruised, but still worth dozen dehd
men.
W. G:' Howard. OF Weiisburg. was.
here yesterday. and closed an arrange,
ment to furnish boxes and barrels for
the Century Glass Company. THE
shop will be right In the works. "
DR.. r. W. Muhlcman, w. S. Carroll,
Charles Walters and Newton LETTERS
wifi be home Sunday from their Euro.
pcan trip. They landed In New York
yesterday.
Matthew Beagle will Join the excur-
slonists to Detroit Sunday, and will go
across the state OF Michigan to near
Muskegon, where he has a"farm.
Mrs. James C. TRllman and family
and Mrs. Hattie Lazure are home from
Epworth Park. where they spent sew
eral weeks. ,,5 ~
Mrs. Alkaline McFadden died at her
home here yesterday. aged nfty-sGvcn,
years. Interment this morning at
Bethel.
Theodore Thomas, OF the Cleveland
Lorain 6 Wheeling, Is laid up at his
home. it
Mrs. Miller Booth Is home from n
pleasant visit with friends at Bealls.
VILE. i y5D
The pension board did considerable,
business at their session here yester-,
day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-23
BROOKLYN Won Easily.

BOSTON, August 22.--The Bostons field
ed like n 10, OF raw recruits to-day, and
the Brooklyns won easily. Many OF their
hits fell sate through the slow work OF
the Boston inneid. Barry was spiked In
the nfih inning and was forced 10 rpilrc+
Boston battcd weighing out OF the box In
the second inning. Kennedy, who sue
ceedcd him. though Wild and battcd hard.
was effective ut critical times. Attend
Brooklyn - 10 a.! . i-1Si7 !
Kennedy and Mcclure. Earned runs, Dos
ton J; Brooklyn 5. Time; ?:55. ii,Umplrc,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-23
American League.

At Kansas City. tai,,R II e
Milwaukee ~: 20 8 . . - . . - Z 5
AZ Cleveland. First game. RTE
Cleveland ....o ] o "a 0 Bs8-;9ii 8
lndihnap'a...,a 90 38 , o 0-l2 Is 2
90; a. Cleveland; Second game. g-:R HIN
EE I,i,.ru i,.'.e Q / % Z
i"a.anapo"a u . oOO l o. Z l
AZ Chicago. First game, t,t,RHE
Chicago ..,.,.0 1 o 2i3 o o. 10 4
MINNEAPOLIS 20 o 0 J? 0 0 i % s 4
at Chicago. Second game. RHE
ShieaR6 .......f 0 600 o : go I .
minneapolis 20 0 . 10 3 o o % G
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-23
ENoFR HURspAI Pr 1000

aeldlng has been lang and the great
fault has been that the Marion play
ers were unable TO hit. 4 AT times some
81 The old state leaguers showed great
ability, and did phenomenal work. but
they5were Giraffe. and could not be de-
pended upon. They have had a fair
trial, and have been found wanting. No
effort will be spared from now on to
make the team what lit should be. 1t
needs players who can suseit their BRAINS
and who can hit the ball, and such
icle. sEl p ~
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-23
Michael Dropped Out.

BRIDGEPORT. Conn, AUG. 22.-In
the 25-mile motor paced race between
johnny Nelson and Jimmy M!chaels at
the Pleasure Beach trac!;thIs afternoon
sMichaels dropped out In the seventh
mile. being seized with cramps. accord
ing 10 ihls.traIners. Nelson covered the
% miles In AZ minutes 1925 seconds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-23

'Two-basc hits, Connors, Rosebrough ?,
McVey. Poole. IiomeE run. Lowney.
Double plays, Lowney 10 TRULY TO Rel.
man: CockmRn 10 Poolo to Boyd; Kee.
!Ia n TO Rcimun; Skopec to Lyons TO Poole.
Sacrifice hit. kIcnan. Bases on balls, off
Rosebrnllyh. l.1ofr, Skopec g. Struck out.
by RoseaEoueh l;,by Skopecl. Time. LIS.
Umpire, Davis. 4
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-23
Amateur Base BaN.

The B. B. Doyener base, ball team.
challenges the Elm Grove colored club
for a game at any time and at any,
place. The Elm Groye club has beat
en- every team. they played.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-23
! Rainbow Wins Again :

NEWPORT, r. l.. Aug. 22,-Rainbov
won the 7O-fopter race on elapsed tim,
off1l4i; Yankeeswas second. Mincolr
Withdrew on account Of having toulct
the Yankee. IA titi