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Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-05-26

- TIME B
CUSTER, ~. ID.
LINCOLN, DENVER,
OMAHA. HELESA,
CHICAGO. BUTTE.
~. JOSEPH, SALT LAKE CITY,
KANSAS CITY, PORTLAND.
Sc. Louis and all Gan Francisco
points east and south. and all points west.
TRAINS LEAVE AS FOLLOWS:
Passenger 202 going East leaves Custer Mt 5:3i
p. m, makes connections nj Lincoln and Omaha
for Chicago, New York. st. Louis, Kansas City,
SC. Joe and Atchison, and ali points East, and at
Edgemont for Billings and all points West. Also
connects with trains at Aurora for Denver and
all point South.
Accommodation train 20i going East leaves
Custer at $40 p. m, arrives at E~dgcmont at $50.
Passenger 20l going North leaves Custer az 0:A5
n. m, makes connection for Spearfish, Lead
City. whitcwood and Rapid City: also BOB. &C.
eommodation. leaves Custer at ff7 a. m. for
Deadwood and west.
For further particulars enquire OF
q. r. ELLIOTT. Agent.
Or write J. Francis. Gen. Pass'r q Ticket Agt
ID. ~ NJ. Ry, Omaha. Ncb.
Custer weekly chronicle. [volume] (Custer City, S.D.) 1890-1931, 1900-05-26

NoTE.-Avoid baking powders made from
alum. They look like pure powders,
and may raise the cakes, but alum
is a poison and no n can eat food
mixed with it without injury to health.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22
JOHNSON CASE FINISHED.
Fines Imposed on Him For Intoxication
and on Winooski Man For Selling.

The intoxication of William Johnson,
colored, which had already made some
trouble for him and those who sod him
liquor, was responsible for still more fines
due to the treasury of the State Mon
day. Hector I.amora, who works in me
restaurant OF Peter PreevY at WinooSld
was in court charged with furnishing
johnson with beer on the day previous To
the night he was arrested. Johnson sad
he was at the restaurant in the morning
and got beer and then returned in the ai-
ternoon with two girls he did not know
and had more beer. IT. was contendpd
that the beer was not intoxicating but La
mora was found guilty by Justice Hawk
ms and sentenced to pay d tine of $40
with costs of Sl6.tH or spend III days IN
the House of Correction. An appeal was
taken and bail fixed at so which was Sc
cured.
Johnson had caused one other man to be
fined and after some further questioning,
which he replied to by the statement tnat
he had told all he could, he was fined so
and costs, which was secured and he was
released to return to work Grand Juror
j, IL. MaCOmDer prosecuted ana Il. l..
Graves defended Lamora.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22
VERMONT IN THE CENSUS.
About 275 Enumerators Win be APP.
pointed by Supervisor Gates.

The division of the State of Vermont in
to enumerat ion districts, prior to the taxi
ing OF the 18th census of the United
States, il practically completed ana the
supervisor for this State, Walter Il. Gates
Of burlington, is prepared to send appliCa-
ton blanks to those who wish to be con-
sidcred candidates foi the position of
cnumo rator. There will be about pa
enumeration districts in the State and
this number of enumerators Will be APP
pointed. In general, town lines have been
followed in the division, although some of
the Jaeger places have been divided into
two or more districts and a few of the
smaller towns have been added to adj ioin-
ing towns for the purpose of enumeration,
although, of course, the population of
each town will be distinguished and re-
ported separately. The enumeration will
begin on the first day of June In all cities
foe which 500 inhabitants or more were
reported in 1870, it must be competed
within two weeks and in all other districts
on or before the first day of July.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22
ANOTHER VERMONTER HONORED,
Hon. H, F. Severens of Kalamazoo APP
pointed to the Bench to Succeed
Judge Taft.

Hon. Henry H.. Severens of Kalamazoo.
Mich, appointed judge Of the sixth ju-
dcal circuit by the president Of the Uni
ted States 10 succeed Taft, who becomes
a member of the new Philippine commits
sion, is Nermonter by birth.
He was born in Rockingham, on May
H. 1885,
II was the ambition Of his boyhood "a
be lawyer The bent OF his mind tow
ard the legal profession was but natural
he being a direct descendant of Sergeant
Human, who defended Charles | when
that Inflated monarch was on trial for
his life. Although the lad was compelled
to work for nine months each year on his
ia theirs farm, yet he grew in learning
studying most assiduously whenever OPP.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22

portunity presented.
Young Severens fitted for college at the
SaXton's River seminary. lie was grad
uated from Middlcbury College in 1851
Two years batter he was admitted to the
bar Of Vermont.
lie removed in 1860 to Michigan. locat-
ing at Three Rivers. In 1861 he was elect
ed prosecuting attorney Of St. Joseph
county, and two years later reelected. At
the close of his second term he went to
Kalamazoo To practice. and in 1851 form
ed a partnership with julius G. Burrows,
nov United States senator from Micni-
gan. This alliance was continued with the
exception Of the time Mr.. Burrows was
in Congress until 1856, when President
Clc> elard appointed him to he judge Of
the United States District Court for the
western district of Michigan. Ills selec-
ton for this position was one that gave
great satisfaction, for he was cminently
qualified tor the office
Judge Severens never held other public
offices than those mentioned. although in
1866 he was a candidate for Congress and
later was a candidate for Judge of the
Supreme Court of Michigan.
lie was married in 1855 TO Miss Rhoda
Rarney of Washington. VT who died in
1859. In 1868 he married again. the pres
ent Mrs. Severcns having been Miss Car
rie Whittlesey. They have two daugh-
tors
Judge Severens has always been rated as
a democrat. but ne was in favor of the
gold standard during the last presidential
campaign. and voted for Mckinley, who
has now returned the compliment by ele-
waiting him to the circuit bench.
BY acceptance of this new judicial Of
flee he throws awaY practically the priv
leCcs Of retirement. It will be necessary
for him TO serve 10 years in his new ca
paCitY to be entitled to that prcroga tive
again. His ago would ordinarily preclude
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22
SOME FOOLISH PEOPLE

Allow a cough to run until it gets beyond
the reach OF medicine, They often say.
IT Wears them away. Could they be in
duced to Try the successful medicine call
ed Kemp's BalSam, which Is sold on n
mediately see the excellent effect after
taking the first dose. Price 25c and 100
TRIAL SIZE FREE. At all druggists
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22
DEATH At SOLDIERS HOME

Died at Vermont soldiers Home, Zebra
AIRY l4th, 1870, Frank Ncrmint, late Of Co.
g. 10Th y. Y. Admitted from Salisbury,
February 3d, 1860 lie was hopelesSly sick
with heart disease when admitted. His
burial Will probably take place at his old
home in Salisbury. This Is death los at
the Home. Two others are very seriously
sick in the hospital
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22
DESERVES a HANDSOME MAJORITY
(I'rom the Hardwick GazetteJ

Tho republicans of Burlington showed
their extreme good taste Wednesday even
ing by renominating Mayor Roberts. The
Free Pross inirrs that he will be re-"lcc,-
cd by a handsome majoritv-and he should
he.
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22
BRYAN'S BAIT.

G7rom the St. Johnsbury Republican,
And now Mr.. Bryan is said to be plan
ming another trip to Vermont. Reports
say he wants to go a-fishing here When
w. J. Splits Oh his worm and starts for
Joe'S fish and game commissioners to get
night on TO their inh
Burlington weekly free press. [volume] (Burlington, Vt.) 1866-1928, 1900-02-22
PETITIONS IN PANKRUPTCY.

Henry f Smith, a railroad brakeman Of
Brighton; liabilities Si2075 assets SO
Edison &. Dunton, "A farmer Of Charlo s.
ton; liabilities s2566,50, no assets.
Luther II Burt of Bennington; liabili-
ties $751;, assets $3.50,
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OFFICERS AND DIRECTORS,

special price POSITIVELY BE LIMITED to the
PRICE ADVANCED TO PAR Val UE 500 PER SHARE a
the without further notice
o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-07-20
BELLA1RE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of Interest in tho Metropolis
Of belmont County.

There Ia much comment on the work
OF the land appraisers in the various
townships OF this county. In all but
one OF the rural townships there Is n
reduction as compared with TINT of ten
years ago, and In the river township of
Pease. In which bridgeport ana Mar
tins Ferry are situated. there Is n fall
Ing on, and In the towns also. The re-
duction IL general. all over the county.
This township and this city loom up
with n great Increase while all of the
others arc lower than before. What
makes the comment 30 general and In
terests people 30 much Ia that there
viii be nm Increased, tax rata all over
the county. 1t necessarily follows. MS
hope Of reduced expenditures In In tha
Language Of the departed William Al
len: "A - barren ideallty." Most
people feel TINT when they pay about
oH per cent taxes they nre putting up a
,stiif enough tribute. but with lowsr
valuations everywhere the rate Is suro
to go higher. 1t seems strange that
some general plan OF valuation was not
reached long before this. Property own
ers generally do not find fault where
NIL nrc taxed nike. Dmt there IN no
good reason for different basIs in
practically the same locality. 4,
Marion Huffman. who is on the DEM
ocrntlc ticket MS u candidate for Con-
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q = - 4
gress. will be one of!the speakers at the
Labor Day celebration in Steubenville.
September 6. Mr.. Huffman lis an intel
ligent observer and can make a very
fair speech when he takes the notion.
Mrs. Samuel Thoman was examined
as to her sanity before the probate
court yesterday, She has been quite
sick for some time past and 1t appears
to have unsettled her mind. "a
The BelIaire Gas & Electric, Company
has decided to build and equip a new
electric plant on their recently acquired
lots in the Fourth award, n = ( (
Thomas Cummins. son Of S. O. Cum
minis. Is afflicted with rheumatism. and
Will probably 60 to French Lack
Springs for treatment. IA 81
s The Efks initiated a GAINESVILLE man
Into the mysteries OF the antlers We'd
nesday evening, and followed IT with "a
short social session. 3 J. *!
Census Supervisor y. H. CASTOR ex-,
poets to have completed this week oil
Of the enumeration schedules for this
district.
Health Officer DR.. Boone went out
the Bellalre, GAINESVILLE 6 Cincinnati
railroad yesterday, to fish for q day or
two. x q, Z. y
The South Bellalre Methodist Eplsco-
pal church has been greatly improved
lately, and electric lights have been put
Rev. R. s. Coffey and wife left yes
terday for the seashore and. VIII take a
months vacation. ~. \
Common pleas court will hold sess-
ion to-day to confirm sales and possibly
motions, etc. aii q. e /
Mrs NJ. II. Carter md Mrs. Charles
Arnold will leave to-day for a tour Of
the lakes.
Mr.. James Cooper and bride return
ed yesterday from their wedding tour.
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BENWoop.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.

County. Town. Il
The heavy rain yesterday caused
work to.be suspended on the tunnel DIT
Bogg's run. The sudden swell In the
run took the men, unawares and there
was some tall scamperinF for places Of
safety. One OF the mer had a dinnec
pail carried away by tho current. The
wooden supports and als the temporary
structure was carried away. j,
The item in yesterdays paper to the
effect that child OF Owen Terry had
died and would be buried to-day, was
IN error The name should have read
Okey ]. Tary. Mr.. Tary Is n mali car
rier and resides on Eoff street. south Of
Forty-eighth. The funeral occurs to-
day and interment will be at Long
Reach, W. Va. tsi}i 81,
Frank Bangord. former master me-
Company, and later Of the Mingo plant
OF the La Belle company.is in the city.
experimenting the construction of the
new tube works of the Wheeling Steel
& Iron Company.
Miss Margaret Brannen entertained
large crowd OF her friends last even
"
Clarksburg. Various forms of nmuse-
ment were INDUCED In, and at midnight
toothsome luncheon was served.
The condition OF Miss Alice Fox,
whose critical Illness has been matter
OF profound regret to her many friends.
showed great signs OF Improvement
yesterday.
A large humble: Of people from this
place will take In the excursion given
by the Heatherington-Elk'b band. of Bel
laire. to Epworth Park. July,2S
Miss Nora Serig. who has been the
guest OF relatives In Cadlz. during the
past month. returned home yesterday
Mrs. Adam Warnock and daughter.
OF Martins Ferry, are the guests of
Miss Daisy Becker. on Main street,
Mrs. John Davis and daughter, Dora,
left for the camp grounds yesterday.
where they will spend the summer,,a
Miss Emma Taylor returned, yester-
day. from n pleasant two weeks vaca-
ton with friends hit Terra Alta.
The Empire Athletic Club VIII dance
Mt the Pabst hall on August a Prof.
Long Will furnish the music. -, 9.
Patrick Clcllan. has returned to, his
1.o'HS IA batlhii ~ lilt'' .iltel u picuSdlll
stay with relatives here.
Mrs. James Roberts. who has been
very i'll during the past week. shows no
signs OF improvement.
Mrs. Louis Schad has returned from.
an extended visit with relatives and
friends In Pittsburgh,
Mrs. Clara Schwartz. OF Pittsburgh.
will arrive In the city to-day to be the
guest OF relatives. 35G,.it r. (.iC5i
George Hall Is among the Benwood
people taking In the Niagara Falls OK
cursion, to-day.
Miss Hattie Satterfield will leave for
an extended tour OF the lakes in few
days. f5If -
The new office at the coke ovens Is
about ready for occupancy.
The property OF DR., Eskey. on Mater
street, Is being improved.
Miss Minnie Hun, of Pittsburgh, Is
visiting relatives here. y
Michael ]. Gately leaves for Niagara
Falls to-day. aa b
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a startling incident, OF which Mr..
John oliver, OF Philadelphia. was the
subject. 10 narrated by him rs follows:
81 was In n most dreadful condition. My
skin was almost yellow, eyes sunken,
tongue coated, pain continually In back
and sides, no appetitc-Eradually grow
Ing weaker day by day. Three lihysl-
clans had given me up, Fortunately,
n friend advised trying Electric Bit
tcra:' and to my great Joy aud surprise.
the first bottle made decided improve
mcnt. ] continued their use for three
weeks, aistl am now a well man. ] know
they saved my life. and robbed tho
grave OF another victim" None should
fail to try them. Only 70 cts. guarnn-
teed. Mt Logan Drug Co.'s drug siorc.--h
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Tho lnter-clty Rowing ChaMp1on-
ship, Columbus Going Into the
Lead Last Night-second Place
About sour slze."
NEW YORK. July. lo.--The lntdrna-
tional bowling tournament at schehtzen
Park. Union I'M, n. j.. was Continued
to-day with great crowd preaent The
west was much in evidence through the
efforts Of the Columbus. Ohio. team.
They took the lead in the iint9err-clty
contest. which Is the most. important Of
the tourney. by rolling up the Splendid
score OF 42,54s pins for three games.
They had the Cleyelands. alaouoi the
Buckeye state. for opponents, andfairly
smothered them in each gnme.p The
Wheellngs, OF West Virginia, who led
up to yesterday, are now in second
place, with 2,535 pins to their credit.
The Columbus bowlers were also on
their nettlc in strike. spare and head
pin contests. In the former they hold
third place with s12. The Carterets. OF
Jersey City. who are second. have just
ascdnt point the best OF the WESTERN.
eis for second place. The .Imperials, of
Brooklyn, who now lead in this event
with $50 pins, made their remarkably
high score near midnight on wednes-
day. after the Prosperitys, OF Brooklyn.
had left the park. cherlshlng the
thought that their score Of ss4 pins
could not be beaten.
!. In the bend pin contest yesterday, the
Columbus quintet made Al pins. This
placed them next to the FIRST team OF
the Rosedales. OF this city, who lead
with GOT pins. -.
Tonight the bowlers from the west
were beaten by the first team Of the
Orchards, OF this city. whoj knocked
down 400 pins,
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events of Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge, 81

The Register man yesterday morning
endeavored to make sport OF the item
In Tuesdays Intcllisancer In regard to
the grand change. politically, of ". v!
Campbell. from the Democratic to the
Republican ranks. These transfers hurt
many OF the unmoyablG Democrats, hut
they must get used to 1t. as there Will
likely be many others to follow r
The work of cxcavating for the pier
to be erected by the Cleveland Lorain
& Wheeling railroad mt the creek
bridge, was abandoned yesterday, on
account,of the water. ~,
NJ. S. Handlcy, of Columbus, Ohio,
was In town yesterday, transacting
business. So
Miss Lena Dent leaves to-day for
New York, to visit the family Of W. T,
Graham, .,S,,
Mrs. William Frazier has returned
from pleasant visit at New York.
The Americas Fishing Club nus re-
turned from camp down the river.
Miss Lotte Moore went to Stsubcn-
vile yesterday. to visit friends. -
Charles II. Carter. of Pittsburgh, was
In town yesterday. on business.
Marshal Sol. Douds Is visiting u fish
ing camp near Tippccanoc.
Mrs. John Gilmore hns returned from
n visit ut Columbus.
Miss Lillian Watson Is visiting, rela.
tives at Bannock.
Charles Comlay, OF Stcubenvillc. was
here yesterday.
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A Picnic with phillips.

BROOKLYN. July is.-Brc6klyn had n
picnic with Phillips to.day. making ten
hits for twenty baseB innnro Innings.
Newton. who succeeded him, had little
better success. Kennedy Ind tho Cincin-
nails guessing for seven innings. and then
grew careless. He paid tho penalty. bc-
Inv Knocked out OF the box IN the ninth.
kitron had no trouble In Checking the
battling strcnk. The bathing Of .foncs.
Cross and corcoran wal the feature.
Score: 42DE. y :
Cincinnati 20 {: 0T0af SSH /
Brooklyn 40 223 ?Ul .-I24 1
Batteries, Phillips. New,88 Ind Wood:
Kennedy, Ki,son and McGliro. Enrnsd
runs, CINCINNATI 2; DronkiyplS,s Time, 2:i9
Umpire. Swartwood. Attendance, I,lc0.
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STOCKHOLDERS MEETINGS.
THE WHEELING TERMINAL
RAILWAY COMPANY,

- WHEELING, W. Va. juno 20, 1900
Notice is hereby given that the first
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Wheel.
Ing Terminal Railway Company, for the
purpose OF elcc;lng directors and other
wise completing the organization OF said
Wheeling, Terminal Railway Company,
and for such other proceedings as might
be had at an annual meeting. will be had
In Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia,
on Tuesday, July a. 4. D. 1909. at 10
o'clock q. M. at the Office of Hubbard &
Hubbard, III Chaplhe street. : :.
THE WHEELING TERMINAL
RAILWAY COMPANY. q
4gtgtI JAMES fMcCREA,
]. T. BROOKS,
JOSEPH WOOD.
NJ l.. L. GILBERT,
+. J. MULLINS,
Purchasers OF the property formerly
"a known as tho Wheeling Bridge & Ter
minal Railway: likewise nll the incor-
porators OF tho Wheeling Terminal
Railway Company. jc2i-s :
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For Another Match.

NEW YORK. July lo.-Frank Erne
to-day deposited $1,000 to bind n match
with Terry McGoyern for tho light
weight championship of the world. at
133 pounds. Ernc says:
without wishing TO take my credit
from McGovern for his victory. l can
only say that was mistaken In max.
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LEGAL NOTICES.
OF PUBLICATION.

ORDER OF PUBLICATION.
The State of West Virginia, Ohio County.
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio county.
West Virginia, July, Rules, 1900. ,.-8..,s
Christina Frcese vs.. George Wa Freese
In Chlncery. "a
The State OF West Virginia to the Sheriff
OF Ohio County, Greeting:
We command you that you summon
George WA. Frecse II he be found In
your bailiwtck. 10 appear at the, clerks
Office OF the circuit court Of Ohio county
at Rules TO be held for the said court or
the first Monday In July, 1860. to answer
n bill In chunccry exhibited against him
In the said court by Christena Frces., and
have then and there this writ
Witness: c. II Henning, Clerk OF our said
court, Mt thu cytrt house Of said county,
in the city OF Wheeling. the 31th day OF
June. 1900; and In the Ssth year OF ths
state OF West Virginia. : .r...6
wg1. C. H.. IlENNING, Clerk.
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Boston Won Handiiy.

BOSTON, July 19.--The Dostons signal
lied their return home by. winning hand
ily from the Chicagos to-day. Garvin was
battod hard from the start, while Chicago
could not do anything witNNyilis. Green
wna put out OF the game In The seventh
inning for kicking. Attendance. 1850
Score: 'a'n Es' '7-'7i
sSis0no ''...:. 5 I I 4 GSsS ~ 9 !
Batteries, Willis and Sullivan; Gnryin
and Chance. Earned. ruhkI tBoston l.
Homo run. Sullivan. Time, s:aO. Umpire,
O'Dny t..r r-a..ra1. ~ III EgII - =
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American League,

At Detroit. RTE
R Risss's ::S 8 : IS Is 81
AT Buffalo. ss RHE
RHf5a's II g 81 i
At indianapolis. RHE
Indianapolis .........2 o 90 100 Ia 10
Kansas Clty,.s....o ITO 90 90 o GIL 2
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Bryan Kept in BY Rain.

LINCOLN. Neb., July ia heavy
rain kept William ]. Bryan indoors
most OF the day. and he improved the
opportunity by devoting much time to
his speech OF acceptance and campaign
preparations, Egt issj ~ LaaIfs ~
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ANiNSStN N A. hlANht
T., Attorneys for Complainant,


Christcnu Frcesc, plaintiff, vs. George w
A. Frcese. defendant. In the circuit
court OF Ohio county. w, Nn. -.
The above named defendant will tax,
notice that tho dispositions OF Christeni
Frecsc. Elizabeth jefferson and Mis-
Mary CavnnnuIh will be taken ut thu
offices OF Atkinson & Flick. Mt No, ftll
Chapline street. In tho city OF Wheeling
In the county Of Ohio, state OF West Viz,
ginla, on the 18th day OF August. A. d
1900. between the hours OF nine o'cioei
u, M and six o'clock p. M, to DO read a.
evidence In The trial OF the above cause
on behalf OF the above named plnlntify
And II, from any cause, the taking OF Thu
said dcnoai,lons ahall not he commenced
or being commenced, shall not be com
,plcted on the day aforesaid, tho taking
OF the samowill be adjourned from day Il
dny,. or from timc.to time, until tho SAINT
shall DO completed. ~. q n
CiiRlSTEN.A FREEsE.
BY ATKINSON & FLICK. -
Her Attorneys.
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Dated for Lever In ninth. :.

Enrned runs. Pittsburgh J.; Philadelphia
Stolen bases. Beaumont. Wasner. Thorn
as. Double play, Wolverton and Chiles,
First base. on balls, on Lecyer 2; on Bern-
hard .. Struck out. by Lever l. Wild
Umpire, Emslie. Attendance. aSsl -.
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EEIlNG DAlIY INTELLIGENcER. FRIDAY july 2o 1000

r out /. ottths game for kicking In the
st. Louis ....of2 o! 90! 4 % o o-s Ia i
New York ....s 4 % 2Sl4D % 2 IS IL /
Z Batteries. Young and criger: Mercer
and RDwcrman. Earned runs, New York
s; ST. Louis !. Homo run. Smith q Time,
z hours. Attendance, 1900. Umpire,
Terry. r ~ ri a J, II (, ~ :,