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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-08-06
AMATEUR NOTES.

The Joseph Winiesdorffers challenge
the Pink Carriers for a game Sunday
afternoon on the brickyard grounds. If
accepted answer through this paper.
The Pink Carriers challenge any team
in the city for game next Sunday
the game to be played on the B. & o.
grounds, twenty street. If ac-
cepted answer through this paper
The Pink Iarters would like to ar
range for a game of ball with the Otto
Fish team. to be played on the State
fair grounds Labor day. If accepted
answer through this paper.
The J. J. Slippners challenge the Sam
Munas for a game Of bail Sunday after
noon on the Riverside grounds. We
money II accepted answer through
the Register. j. Kelly, captain.
The Pink Carriers defeated the Cast
Asides Sunday afternoon by the score
of Z to |. The feature of the game was
the pitching OF Puttencutter. The Pink
Carriers also defeated the Board Pile
Sluggers by the score of to 0.
The Pink Carriers defeated the Cast
Asides by score to to l. The fea-
ture of the game was the pitching of
Ruttencutter.
The Pink Carriers defeated the Board
Pile Sluggers by the score of 8 to 0.
The Pink Carriers would like to hear
from the Jacky Arthurs for game next
Sunday afternoon. If accepted, an
swer through this paper.
The A. f. Seheehle ball team respect
fully extend challenge to the J. z.
Doyle Juniors, of McMechen. for a
game on Sunday. August 18th, at the
Sixth street grounds. If accepted, an
swer through this paper.
The j. +. Doyle bali team accept the
challenge of the b. q o. shop team for
game for $25 a side, at any time
acceptable to the b. & 0. shop boys
The Doyles and Holderman's will
cross bats on the latters grounds next
Sunday.
The Cricket High Scorers challenge
the Otto Fish Crescents for a game
next Sunday afternoon for two Allan
tics side, on the grounds at Thirty
third street. II accepted answer in
Wednesday mornings paper James
Mccain, manager.
The Big c. club defeated the Heavy
Hitters by the score Of to g The
battery for the C. club was Dunlap and
Tighe; for Heavy Hitters, Jaxon and
Sibert.
The Big c. club will go to Edgington
Lane Saturday afternoon and play the
cub OF that place. The lineup is as
follows; Wesley, c; West, p; Tighe,
SIS; Dunlap, 1b; Collins, 2b; Willis. 3b;
II. staly, If; c. Staly. Of; Burns, p.
The Mike Agnic club. would like to
hear from the Martins Ferry club for
a game Saturday afternoon on the Mar
tins Ferry grounds. II accepted answer
through this paper. The lineup fol-
lows. Rentchler, c; Burdette, p;
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THE KINGS. DECLARATION.
Not Likely to be Changed Mt This
Session of Parliament or the Next.

LONDON, August 5,-Although no divis-
ion was challenged at the third reading of
the Kings declaration bill this evening
in the House of Lords, it is generally be-
lieved that no further attempt will be
made to pass it, either this session or
the next. Lord Salisbury the premier,
referring to the statement of Catholic
peers, said the government now realized
that the Catholics did not wish the Of
fensive words of the original declaration
to be withdrawn. unless the government
at the same time withdrew the declara-
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EMPRESS FREDERICK DEAD.

CRONBERG, August 5.-Empress
Frederick died at 6:15 p. m.
The death of the Dowager Empress
was somewhat sudden. At four O'Clock
her physicians reported no change in
her condition. Emperor William and
Her Majesty's other children were IN
the sick room most of the day.
At s o'clock this evening Emperor
William conducted the members of the
Dowager Empress's household into the
death chamber, and led them, one by
one. past the bedside, to Jake last
farewell of their mistress.
COWES, August liking Edward and
Queen Alexandra will leave here for MARI
borough House tomorrow. 1t is not like
Nv they will start for Berlin until Wednes-
day.
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BALTIMORE. August 1.-The Baltimore
and Boston clubs broke even on double
header here to-day. The FIRST game was a
pitchers battle. in which Dunn's error
In the eighth turned the scale In favor OF
the visitors. Boston went to pieces early
in the second game and was shut out
II was the first shut out administered this
season by the local team. At the close oil
the second game Hart became enraged at
a decision and struck Haskell In the face.
McGraw prevented further mix up and
Hart was put out of the game. Attend
anee. LISP. Scores;
Baltimore 90 o OIL {
Boston ......1 0 0 0 0 0-3
Howell and Bresnahan: Young and Cri-
ger. Time, 1:35. Umpires. Cantillon and
Haskell
Second game
Baltimore 30 o 3 0 0 0 - II ]
Boston ......0 o 0 o 0 0 0 90 ) 9
Bresnahan and Nops Winters and Cri-
ger. Time. hours Umpires. Cantillon
and Haskell.
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UNDONE BY PERFUME.
Freshly Darbered burglar Reused
Sleeping HOusekeeper From Her
Dreams.

Special to the Register.
STEUBENVILLE. O., August miss
Ruth Merryman, housekeeper at the home
of Frank Bollinger,. on Slack street, dis
covered the presence of a burglar in the
house last night by novel means. She is
quite averse to perfumes of any kind and
the burglar who got into the Bollnger
home last night was strong with perfume,
as If he had just emerged from a barber
shop. After smelling this she was 'awak-
ened and felt sure there was man in
the room. so she gave the alarm and the
man ran down stairs and out of the house
minus any booty. The police are to-day
looking up suspicious characters to find
the perfumed burglar.
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HOWARD VS.. WILSON.
In Which Little Golf Match the
Former Wins Three Holes.

Mr. Latane McLain, who had bye
on Saturday and Mr.. j. A. Howard,
who was unable to be present, met in
battle array at the Woodsdale links
yesterday afternoon and had it out to
the bitter end to see who would worst
the other and be entitled to compete
in the semi-finals of the second class
match for the silver cup. Mr.. George
Baird was scorer for the pair and he
reports that it was close match from
start to finish. Howard won by 3 up.
The score OF the Is ho:es stood ITO for
Howard and ia for Wilson.
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MAUDE ADAMS'S NEW PLAY

NEW YORK, August 5.-Mauds
Adams new play, written by J NJ
Barrie, author of The Little Minister"
is to be called Quality Street.
This title has been decided upon bv
j. NJ. Barrie and Miss Adams. end The
manuscript has been delivered 10 Miss
Adams, who will return to New York
next Tuesday. Mr.. Barrie will arriys
here the latter part of September. in
time for rehearsals of the new play
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COMPARATIVELY COOL DAY.
Mercury Down to sixty-One Sester-
day Morning - Dropped Again
Last Night.


Yesterday morning was unusually
COOL Mr.. Schnepf, the Opera House drug
gist, recording a minimum Of 81 de-
grees at o'clock. The high mark OF
the day was 81, at 3 in the afternoon.
and there was a steady decline there
after to rs at 10 o'clock last night,w
every prospect at midnight of another
low temperature this morning. The day
was cloudy for a good portion OF the
time but there was no rain. The par
ometer at 10 O'Clock last night stood
at 29.43, with tendency TO go higher
The regular report, as furnished by
Mr. Schnepf. reads:
7 a. M. 81; a. m. Sc; noon, SO; 3
D. m, 81: 7 p. m, 80; 10 p. m, rs. Wea-
Their fair.
Mr.. Schnepf furnishes the following
summary Of his observations for the
month of July:
Clear, 7. days; fair, partly cloudy, 10
days; cloudy without rain. days; ram,
days; highest temperature. 1903, on lst;
lowest temperature, 54, on 9th; average
temperature, S4.3; average temperature
1900. Sl.2; rainfall. 2.3o inches; rainfall
1900. 4.26 inches. Seven thunderstorms.
WASHINGTON, August 5.-For
Western Pennsylvania: Cloudy Tues
day. Wednesday, showers and
warmer; variable, fresh southerly
winds.
For Ohio: Partly cloudy Tuesday,
with rain in southwest portion. We'd
nesday, showers and warmer; variable
winds, mostly fresh southeasterly.
For West Virginia: Rain in central
and eastern portions Tuesday We'd
nesday, showers and warmer; variable
winds.
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CHAINMAKERS' UNION.

PITTSBuRG. August 5.-The second an.
nual convention of the Chainmakers' Ma
tional Union is being held in Hanna's hall
Allegheny This union is affiliated with
the American Federation of Labor and
the object of the meeting is to adjust the
wage scale, so that uniform price will
be paid per hundred weight.
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WHEELING TURNED TABLES.
HOME CLUB BEATS COLUMBUS IN
RUNS AND ERRORS.
PittsburE Largely ExccIled 81. Louis
IN Errors, But Was short on Runs.
Tbs News of Other Games-Gen-
eral Sporting intelligence.
wheeling 1o-Coiumbus Q.
Matthews 4-Marion 3.
Toledo l0--Grand Rapids 0.
Fort Wayne 6-Dayton 3.
specia4 70 the Reglster.

Specia4 to the Register.
COLUMBUS. o., August 5.--ln a
swatting carnival here to-day, Wheel
ing defeated the locals by one run.
The winning run was scored on two
great has by HanniVan and Lezotte,
the latter's being home run on which
he failed to touch the plate and was
declared out. The fielding features
were catch by Thoney and Ganley's
throw to the plate. catching Killen.
Scott pitched a clever game up to the
fifth inning, when a bad leg compelled
him to retire in favor of Herbert. Co.
lumbus then proceeded to tie the score.
making five runs on five hits and
Kane's slow fielding of Wilhelm's hit.
Errors allowed Columbus to again tie
the score in the eighth. but the locals
were unable TO reach. The score:
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FOUND A DEAD BABY.
Partially Buried and Eaten hv n
I'm the Ceiiar--Arrest ordcr.,

nv n.
in the Ceiiar--Arresf order..,
Special to the REGISTER.
CLARKSBURG, w. Va, Aug. ~.
horrible discovery of the dead nod Y.
a baby, half buried. and eaten bv ~ y
was made in the cellar of Lewis Ia,
sons home at Enterprise.
\ coroner's jury developed the IA.
tina. it was the child of his vtsa a.
year-old daughter. Nellie jackson ~
had been born July 18th. The iuT -.
ther ascertained that Ulysses Arn ,a,,
was the father Of the child. According
to the girls story, Armour came :
the home one day when the psrs,..
were away and raped her. The cbiIs
was born while the parents were AVA
from home, and the girl told her motbs,
that she had given the baby 10 A..
mour. who took 1t away Armour viii
be arrested. He is a railroad man.
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THE RETREAT OF THE
CATHOLIC CLERGY
Opened Last Evening at the Ep1s-
cOpaI Rcsidcnce-ThOse Who are
in Attendance mt the Biennial
AfYair-its Object.

cOpaI Residcnce-ThOse Who are
in Attendance mt the Biennial
AfTair--its Object.
The retreat of the Catholic clergy
opened last evening at the episcopal
residence ON Thirteenth street, and will
continue until Saturday morning
These retreats are biennial and their
object is to promote the spiritual well
fare of the clergy Those who attend
are 1t Rev Bishop P. J. Donahue, Rev.
Mgr. OConner, vicar general OF the dis
trict of Clarksburg; Rev. Fathers 0. H.
Moye, w. Hall, Edward Galway, Ed
ward Weber, of the cathedral parish;
j. Mullen, of the Church of the lmmac-
ulate Conception; ]. Werninger, OF
Benwood; F. Oliver, of Mercer county;
L. Loan, of Buckhannon; Dennis
Dwyer, of Clarksburg; T. H. Collins, of
Corvallis; j. Daley, of Elkins; J..
Paquin, of Elm Grove. ]. Gori.y, Of
Hinton; H. B. Aitmeyer, OF Hunting
ton; W. H. Pendergast Of Mason City,
r. H. Harris, of McMechen; M. j.
Buchit, Of Meadow Bluff; j. A. Rey-
nolds, of Montgomery; J. Mcbride, of
Moundsville; F. M. Hickey and Robert
O'Kane, of Parkersburg; Charles Schilp,
of Greenbrier county; M. Fitzpatrick,
of Kingwood; P. H. McDermott. of
Rowlesburg; F. P. Rossman, of Dod-
bridge county; T. Burke, of Sand Fork;
B. A. Boyce, of Sistersville; F. G.
Haiman, of fucker county; T Duffy, of
Wellsburg; George Toner, of Weston;
Patrick Burks, of Abingdon, Va, and
Robert p Sullivan, of Wytheville. Va.
The services will be conducted by the
Rev. Father Fidellis, of New York, a
missionary who was formerly presi-
dent of the Episcopal seminary. He
will celebrate all the masses with the
exception of the morning one.
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FOUND SNAKE IN BED.
Boys Startling Experience in q
Farmhouse Near Steubenville.

Special 10 the Reglster.
STEUBENVILLE O., August pa
pa, papa. there's a snake in my bed!
screamed -year-old Sparks McCaus-
Ian to his father, Edward McCauslan. at
the homestead west of this city, last
night His father rushed into the boy
bedroom. fairly jerked the boy out of
bed and found a six-foot blacksnahe
coiled up in the bed. The snake was de-
spatched with bootjock. 1t had crawled
up a vine to the second story bedroom.
The boy was not bitten. although ne
says he rolled over on his snakeship.
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Clifford. III; Kelley, 2b; Dorsey, S.;
Metzger. 3b. Criswell, If; Rodgers, CT;
HartfeH, RI.
The j. e. Doyles. of MoMechen, ehal-
lenge the LaBelles for game for so
a side at any time and place, the Island
ball park preferred. II the LaBelles
have any sand and mean business let
them quit bluffing. and come on with
their money, and not act like babies.
VIII Doyle is the manager OF the
Doyles.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
Philadelphia New York ,.
Philadelphia 10-New York 0.
Boston brooklyn /.
st. Louis 20-Pittsburg 6.
Cincinnati 10-Chicago ..

PITTSBURG, Pa. August 5.-The game
started like an even thing, but In the
eighth Plttsburg suffered an awful
slaughter. Up to the middle of this In
ming St Lauis had made fifteen hits and
ten runs. Doheny and Yeager were put
it. but the slump could not be checked.
Four hits and four errore behind Doheny
melted eight more runs In the eighth.
and two three-baEgers in the ninth COM
pleted the locals miserable downfall. At
fepdarce Score.
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The Bicycle Road Race.

This evening promptly at 6:55 the
limit man in the Rough Rider Juniors
six-mile road race will be sent off.
The starting point will be at the cor
ner of Fifteenth and Eoff streets.
The course to Greggsville and re-
turn is in the best of condition, and it
is expected that fast time will be
made
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Rough Rider Juniors Race.

The Rough Rider Juniors will con-
duct their third annual road race to
Greggsville and return Tuesday night
at o'clock sharp. Entries will be re-
ceived by Prayer McCracher or Tucker.
Entries will close to-day at l p. m.
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ton regarding the security OF the nro,
ant Succession. The government nsgAr
the slightest intention of withdrsr
that. The Catholics regretted thar n
must be prepared TO see the deciars,,
stand in its present form.
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p
Two-base hts-Lezotte. Killen 2, Hinton,
Vanburen. News. Wilhelm.
Three-base hits-Hannivan. Lezotte,
Hinton.
Home run-Needham
Innings pitched-By McMackin 3; by
Williams 5; by Herbert .; by Scott T.
Hits-On MoMaekin I: off Williams 8;
off Scott 4: off Herbert 8.
Struck out-By Williams 2; by Scott ].
Bases on balls-Off Scott l.
Hit by pitched baIl-By McMackin ]; by
Scott q by Herbert /.
Umpire-Latham. Attendance-333.
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Ncwa of the River.

The marks at midnight were feet
inches and falling.
The Bessie Smith left at noon yester-
day for Parkersburg.
The Jennie George is continuing in
the Sunflsh trade.
The Bedford at II o'clock, is to-day's
Parkeresburg boat.
The Bessie Smith at IL o'clock, fol-
Parkersburg, is Wednesdays boat.
The marks at Pittsburg last night
were 2.5 feet and falling.
Marks From Above.
GREENSBORO-River 6 feet inches
and stationary. Threatening.
MORGANTOWN--R feet and sta
tionary. Cloudy and warm.
STEUBENVILLE-Riv feet . inches
and falling. Cloudy and warm.
BROWNSNILLE-Riv feet 2 inches
and stationary. Cloudy and warm.
WARREN-Riyer 3 foot. Fair and
warm.
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had come TO his death by gunshot
wound inflicted from a revolver III the
hands of James Marcus, but further
that 1t was accidental. This relieves
Mercer of all blame.
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MILWAUKEE. August 5.--Detroit gave
a miserable exhibition of ball playing to-
day and the locals scored an easy victory,
hitting both Cronin and High al will.
Husting pitched good game and aroused
great enthusiasm ~ his wonderful bat
ting. Maloney and McAlister also hit
the ball hard. Sco.e:
Milwaukee Il 2 S 5 s-i9 il 2
Detroit - 0 0 0 D - 10 II
Hustlng Maloney and Donahns. Gro
min, High and Buelow. Earned runs. MIL
waukee 2: Detroit 2. Home runs. Gleason,
Husting and Anderson. Umpire. Manas-
sau. Time, 2:25. Attendance, 800.
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CONFERENCE CALLED.

PiTTsBURG. August ga wage con-
ference between the prescription bottle
manufacturers and the wage committee
of the American Flint Glass Workers
Union will be held in Pittsburg August 7.
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A DAUGHTER BORN

To Mr.. and Mrs. George J. Gould. ON
board Their Yacht.
NEW YORK, August 5.--A daughter
was born to Mr.. and Mrs. George J.
Gould yesterday on board the Gould
yacht Sybarite, off Seabright, n. J..
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DAYTON. Ohio. August 5.--Ehret. for
mery of the Cineinnatis, pitched Fort
Wayne to victory to-day aided by the
weakness of Clarence Wright who pitch
ed for Dayton. His wild pass in the sew
enth, culpa BILE error in the eighth tailed
with a bunder by Goehenauer in fixing
the defeat. Score
Fl. wayne..0 / o o 0--6 3
Wright and Cross: Ehret and Fuller.
Umpire MulIane. Attendance. 200
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MARION. Ind. August marion went
TO pieces In the ninth inning to-day, scor-
ing three errors and permitting the visit
ors to make two runs, which won the
game. Score:
Marion ......0 0 0 0 l o. 5 4
Matthews - 0 0 PA 3
Yerkes and Harnish; Catch and VIII
liams. Umpire, Hornung. Attendance,
200
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Two-base hits-Wagner 2. Bransfield
Padden. Heidrick. Donovan
Three-base hits-Chesbro. Padden, WAL
lace, Ryan.
Sacrifice hit-Powell.
Stolen base-Wagner.
Double play-Waliace to Padden to Nc
Gam.
First base on balls-Off Doheny l.
Hit by pitched ball-By Chesbro |.
Struck out-By Chesbro 2; by Doheny i;
by Powell 2.
Passed ball-O Conner.
Tirne-2:20. tmpiree-O Day and Brown.
NEW YORK, August philadelphia
won two games from New York to-day.
The first required eleven innings and was
lost by misplays. Selbach was ordered TO
the bench for kicking In the ninth. The
second game was poorly played on both
sides. Scores:
=; york; Q Q Q ca !,
Matthewson and Smith: Townsend and
Mcfarland Earned runs, New York l.;
Philadelphia l., Umpire. Dryer. Time,
2:35
Second game
New York...O 0 o 0 0 0 0 90 :
Phllad'a III 0 0 o 0 2 Ito 10 2
Taylor and Bowerman; Duggleby and
Time. 1:S5. Umpire, Dwyer. Attendance,
i,2e1.
CINCINNATI o.. August 5.-To-day's
game was an old time smuggling match.
Fourteen hits for extra bases were made
off the two pitchers. In the fourth in
ming. after two were out. Menefee was
hit hard and the locals scored five runs.
The batting OF Hartsel. Crawford and
Beckley was the feature. Attendance,
1000. Score:
Cincinnati Il 3 ) ] 0 0 o 10 Il l
Chicago 30 0 o II Il
Guese and Bergen: Menefee and Kahoe.
Earned runs. Cincinnati s; Chicago Z.
Hime runs, HartseI 2. Deckley, Crawford.
Time. f:40. Umpire, Nash.
BOSTON, August 5.--To-day's game was
so evenly contested that luck was the
principal factor in determining the result.
Boston was fortunate enough to bunch
hits with Brooklyn's errors and so won.
Both Willis and Donovan pitched excel
lent ball. Attendance, 1900. Score:
Boston .......1 0 0 90 0 0 o. 4 !
Brooklyn .....0 O. o OIL ) 2
Willis and kittridge Donovan and Far
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rell. Tlme. lie. Umpire. Emslie.
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

Philadelphia Washington Q.
Philadelphia washington 0.
Boston 3-Baltimore /.
Boston baltimore 0.
Cleveland G-Chicago ..
Milwaukee 19-Derroit 4.
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GRAND RAPIDS, August After the
fourth inning to-day Todelo found Burns
an easy proposition and batted out a vic
tory. Joss was puzzle to the locals.
Score:
G. Rapids % o o. 8
Toledo 100 2-l0 Is
Burns and Zalusky: Joss and Graffius.
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PHILADELPHIA. August 5.--The home
team took two games from Washington
by better all around playing Philadel-
pha won the first game by solid hitting.
white the visitors hits were SO scattered
around the bases. Washington had sixteen
men left on bases in this game. The sec
ond contest was Il battle of the pitchers
In which Wiltse had much the better of
1t. Attendance, $500. Scores:
Wash'ton Il 0 o 0 o 2 o. 3 10
Philada ....1 0 "a 0 10 u
Lee and Clark. Fraser and Powers.
Earned runs, Philadelphia 4. Time, 40.
Umpire, Connolly
Second game
wash'ton % 0 0 o o 0 90 .
Philad'a ......2 0 o 0 - 6 l
Carrick and Clark Wiltse and Powers.
Time 1:25. Umpire, Connolly.
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RAILWAY TIME CARD.

Arrivals ard departures II trains on and
after May 18th, 1901. Explanation ~
Reference .5iarks: Daily. J SUNDAY ex.
eepted. Monday excepte. Saturday sx.
eepted; sunday only. Eastern STANDARD
Time. Which is one hour earlier than
Central Time. '''a''
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CHICAGO, August 5-Cleveland tried
new pitcher to-day, who did some very
clever work batted well. and with good
backing, won an easy game. The local
players We're decidedly off In all depart
ments of their work and played miser-
able game. Bradleys fielding and a great
stop and throw by Beck We're the fea-
lures Attendance, 2, 100. Score:
Chicago .......0 0 1-3 Z
Cleveland 80 3 0 0 0-6
Patterson and Sullivan; Mcneil and Con
nor. Time, 80 Umpire, Sheridan.
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.Dailv. 4Daily except Sunday. IN ali
Pullman Sleeping or Parlor car, Gars w "
through trains. y; u psenf and
agent for all steamsh iihes'
ing, West Virginia. -,rrN
d. B. MARTIN. B. n; Au ISL Agt,
Mgr Pass. Traf, CEN ir.hicaso I'll.
Baltimore. Nd.