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Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-24
METAL.

NEW YORK, July 23.-The local
market for pig tin was unsettled with
the spot price nominal at $3.50. with
out buyers. August sold at s26.25. with
that price asked at the close and $2b
bid. Other deliveries closed as fol-
lows. July, $2675 bid and $3.50 asked ;
September, $25.75 asked; October $3.50
asked November, $25.75 asked The
London tin market declined GA again
to-day, thus making decline of II
on spot within three days. This heavy
break was said to be due to the col
lapse OF the attempt to squeeze the
shorts. Spot closed in London at
G122. Futures declined Clos. clos
ing at e114. Copper ruled dull and
nominal here, with lake quoted at lie
electrolytic and casting at165s. Lon
don closed IS Cd lower at G6S Is Sd for
spot and G6S SIS Cd for futures Lead
ruled dull here at 1870. London closed
unchanged at e12 Is Sd. Spelter was
unchanged at home and abroad with
spot closing here at $3.50 to 1895.
London closed at E16 lbs. Iron was
slow of sale here with prices nominal
ly unchanged and quoted as follows:
Pig iron warrants, $3.50 to $40; No. l
foundry, Northern, SIS to $3.50; No.
foundry, Northern, $14@15.50; No.
foundry, Southern, s14.75@15.25; No l
foundry. soft, s14.75@15.25. The for
eign market ruled quiet with Glasgow
quoted 53s Cd and Middlesboro at 44s
101Ad.
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AMATEUR NOTES.

The strong amateur team of Wheel
ing chaHenge the Sistersville team for
a game of ball at SiStersville August 3.
1901. If accepted answer or address to
H. Butler 2G5l Market street, Wheel
ing, ". Va.
The Jos. Winesdorfers defeated the
Aaron on the Fortieth street grounds
last Sunday afternoon by score OF 10
to 6. The Winiesdorfers challenge the
Aarons for game next Sunday after
noon. Battery for the Winesdorfers
will be Wagner and Campbell. c. Stew
ems, Captain.
The Billy George ball team, of Bel
laire, will play the VIII Scroggins team
on the Bellaire grounds next Sunday
afternoon.
The ]. E. Doyles challenge the La
Belle ball team for a game on the Loop
grounds at the Junction. next Sunday
afternoon. If accepted answer through
the Register.
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ELKs' MEETING OPENED.

MILWAUKEE, Wis, July 23.-Members
of the Elks crowded Pabst theatre to-day
when the Grand Lodge convention was
called to order.
The Grand Lodge elected officers as fol
lows:
Grand Exalted Ruler, Charles n. Pickett
Waterloo, Iowa.
Grand Esteemed Leading Knight, Al G.
Field, Columbus. Ohio.
Grand Esteemed Loyal Knight, VIM B
Brock Lexington, Ky.
Grand Esteemed Decturing Knight
Judge A. H. Pickens, Denver, Colo.
Grand Secretary, George A. Reynolds
Saginaw, Mich.
Grand Treasurer, f. c. Orris, Meadville
Pa,
Grand Trustee dhree year term), Henry
w. Mearns, Baltimore.
Grand Tyler, Joseph Henning, Ander
son. Ind.
Aside from the election OF officers, thu
business of the first executive session
consisted of presentation and reading o.
reports and other routine businesses.
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WOOL.

BOSTON. July 23-The Boston wool
trade is outside of speculative hands
at the present time, and while the prin-
cipal demand comes from manufacture
ers who are in need of raw material to
fill standing contracts, the market
shows a firmer tone. The goods trade
has improved and the result Is that
sales of wool here are increasing. Man
ufacturers in most cases are forced to
pay more money for supplies, as was
the case a week ago. The west shows
more strength all along the line. and
the new clip in many sections is quite
we'll cleared up. Mill men who have Lot
been in the market for some time for
supplies are surprised at the cost of
wool compared with their last pur-
chases. Several months ago the manu-
facturer could nearly name his price
ana he would get the wool, as the seller
did not dare to let him get away. Now
he will pay the price asked or will not
get supplied, there being no soft Spots
to depress the market, and IL he at
tempts to buy out west the woods cost
more than is asked at the seaport. The
situation is healthy with gradual
hardening of values due to demand for
consumption, and the prospect is very
hopeful
Quotations of leading descriptions
here are as follows.
Ohio and Pennsylvania fieeces X and
X and above 23@24c; Xxx and Xxx and
above 26627c; delaine 2S629c; No. l
combing and clothing 25@2sc; No.
and three-eighth blood Csc; coarse and
braid washed 23I24c.
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1s 10; good to choice heavy 70 oop
a 22A: rough heavy S. e5@5 IS: light
IS s0G5 IS; bulk of sales s. S5a5 80:
Sheep receipts $4,000 head; sheep ~
10 15e lower; lambs 10 to 15c higher ior
best grades: others dull; good to choice
wetherg So s095 40; fair to choice
mixed SO 35G3 so; western sheep 50 ~
"a 90; yearlings 81 OOQ4 so; native
lambs So eod5 so; western lambs, "a ~
as so.
EAST LIBERY, Pa, July 23.-Catile,
steady: extra s5.85@6.00; prime so.3o9
$40; good s520Q5.4O.
Hogs. active; prime heavies 500:
best mediums and heavy workers So.Zog
s25: common to fair light workers. and
good pigs So. l5@620; skips s4.75G5.75;
roughs sA254575. o
sneep, slow; best wethers s4.2O44S0;
cuIls and common $150q250; year
lings s300M475.
Veal calves s7.JVG750.
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STANDING OLE CLUES.
Columbus 4-Wheeling 8.
Toledo 3-Dayton :.
Matthews Marion 6.
Fort Wayne Strand RAPIDS ..

1t was a hard game to lose, but Co.
lumbus won 1t by superior playing.
Several causes contributed to Wheel
ing's defeat. One was Streit's wildness.
He was unable to locate the plate, ana
passed eight men to first on bad balls.
at critical times. Although he forced
no runners across the plate, errors and
base hits did the work. In the fatal
eighth he gave three passes, and two
errors did the rest.
Another cause for the defeat was tho
inability of Wheeling to hit consecu-
lively. The home batsmen We're ma
BILE to connect safely when hits meant
runs. Wagner had ball which he
wound around the neck of the batters
and they went after it with Christian
regularity. Herbert, usually one of the
best stickers on the team, famed out
three times in succession. In the fifth
inning, Herbert drove out a triple, and
1t looked like sure run with Herbert
and Kane to follow. but the former
famed, and Kane was an easy out at
first.
A third cause for Wheeling's defeat,
and the direct catlse, was an inaXcusa-
BILE error by Miles in the eighth inning,
that was responsible for two runs for
Columbus. Grant opened up the inning
with a hit to Thoney, who made bad
throw to first. Then Mellct waited and
walked. Wagner made a very clever
sacrifice. money to Herbert. McAllis-
ter singled. and Grant scored. VIII
liams hit TO Miles, who could easily have
retired him, but he fumbled and Millet
and McAllister scored, with one man
out Gauley and News walked, fill
ing the bags. It began to look like Co.
lumbus would make a million. and
STREET. was in distress. Locke hit to
STREET, however, who fielded the ball -
Fox. retiring Williams. and Fox threw
to first in time to complete quick dou
BILE play.
STREET ./aid great work in the ninth
zinram singled and Grant scratched out
a safe one in the infeld. Thoneys en-
ror gave Millet life, filling the bags
with none cut STREET steadied himself
but It was too late. He struck out
Wagner and McAllister, and Williams
went down on Fly to right field
Wheeling scored in but one inning.
although the ball was hit safely il
seven out of nine innings. In the sec
cad Thoney an1 Miles singled, and with
two strikes called on him. STREET. lifted
the ball over left field fence for home
Iun. In the ninth. with one run need
ed to tie. Klilen raised the hopes OF the
local rooters when he went in to bat
for strel, ami drove out a single. Knoll
tried twice to sacrifice and then forcAd
Killen at second Hanniyan went
down on foul fly, and Lezotte was re-
. tired from short to first.
Score.
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ADDITIONAL MARKETS.

CINCINNATI, o.. July 23.-Flour,
dull.
Wheat, quiet; No red 6SlSc.
Corn, easy; No. mixed CSC.
Oats, quiet; No. 2 mixed 4l@42c.
Rye. firm; No. 2, Sic.
Lard, firm at $8.45.
Bulkmeats, quiet at sS.f71s.
Bacon, firm at 80
Whisky, distillers finished good active
ana higher on the bases OF 1929.
Sugar, steady.
TOLEDO, O.. July 23-Wheat, acctive
but lower; cash and July Tic; August
71Ac; September 71hc; December 7ic.
Corn, moderately active but lower;
cash and July )57ac; September 561ac.
Oats, quiet and lower, cash and July
$3.50; September 3612c.
Rye, at 53c.
Cloyerseed, October $3.50.
Oil, unchanged.
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MADE IT PERPETUAL.
Compromise between Miners and
Operators at fhnckcr.

Special to the Register.
CHARLESTON, w. Va, July 23.-The
Thacker strikers, Ne1se and Sam Daniels,
Sam Bnliter, Charles Worthington,
Charles and Ballard Smith, Richard Rey-
nolds, and Eph. Dalton, arrested for con-
tempt of court and for shooting at federal
officers, were arraigned here to-day be-
fore Judge Jackson. BY a compromise
made between the coal operators and the
strikers the charge of contempt OF court
was dismissed on condition that the in
junction restraining the miners from in
terfering with the mines and their opera
tions be made permanent. Judge Jackson
accepted the compromise as to the con-
tempt proceedings. but held the strikers
for action of the grand jury, as to the
shooting of the officers.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1901-07-24
Looking for a Match

Earnest Boeshans, OF Allegheny. Pa.
is in the city looking for match for
Eddie Gang and Elmer Hilton. Gang 5
weight is 105 pounds and Hllton's lis.
Hilton is a colored boy. Neither party
has ever lost a battle. Hilton defeat
ed Chas Gerwig, OF Allegheny, last
Monday evening. A match between
Fang and young Wilson. of Cincinnati,
is declared off. A match for Fang is
especially desired.
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MORE WATER IN THE SUGAR.

NEW YORK, July 23,-At meeting
of the stockholders, common and pre-
ferred, of the American Sugar and Re
fining Company to be held on Septem-
Der 18th next. 1t is authoritatively an
nounced a proposition will be made for
an increase of SIS 100000 st new stock
one half common and the other half
preferred
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NO RELIEF IN SIGHT.
Temperature in the Corn Belt sun
Above One Hundred Degrees.

WASHINGTON, July 23.-With the
exception of scattered thunder storms,
the most important of which was tnat
at North Platte. Neb., where S-1CO OF an
inch OF rain fell, the drouth and intense
heat continued to-day throughout the
corn belt. Temperatures to-day again
averaged over 100 degrees In that area,
making the thirty-sixth consecutive day
in which the thermometer has risen to
80 degrees and higher.
The hot weather continued In the
northwest. Bismarck, n. D., reported a
record breaking temperature OF lO6 de-
grees.
there is no prospect of relief.
Some of the maximum temperatures
reported follows:
Atlanta, "a; Buffalo, 81; Cincinnati,
"a; Davenport, Iowa. 104; Denver sO'
Des Moines, 100; Indianapolis, SO;
Jacksonville, so; Kansas City, 1902; Lit
tie Rock. 1872; Memphis, 104; New YORK,
90. North Platte so; Omaha, 1902; Pitts
burg, IS; st. Louis, los; st. Paul, 100;
Springfield, H.. 100; Washington, D. O.,
80; Springfield Mo-, 106.
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THREAT TO TAKE THE MILL.

NEW CASTLE, Pa. July 23.-The
men employed by the National Steel Co.
have endorsed the strike and are ready
to walk out when President Shaffer
gives the word. she lodge numbers 500
Hundreds now idle on account OF the
strike endorse the statement OF Vice
President Chappell that he can lead
them to Wellsvile to keep the mill there
from being operated by non-union men.
The men are now talking Of organic
ing into companies in order to be ready
for an emergency
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RESIDENTS AND STRANGERS.
The Movements OF People fou Know
and the Coming and Going al
Strangers.


Mr.. John H. Friedel has returned
from Bualo and Niagara Falls.
Joseph Slime is sick at his home On
North Main street with typIoid fever.
Roy Lallance,the popular Island
druggist, will leave to-day for the east.
The Misses Shriver. OF Pleasant Val
Icy, leave for Atlantic City on Thurs
Gay.
w. E. Grove. T. NJ. Martin and J. Pet
erman, of this city. are in New York on
business.
DR.. F. B. Ridgeway returned to-day
from a ten days trip to the Pan-Amer-
lean, Buffalo. n. Y.
Miss Alice Schopper and Miss Anna
Sauter have returned home from the
Pan-American Exposition and Niagara
Falls.
Miss Libbie May Conner, daughter OF
J. w. Conner, of West Wheeling. O.,
who was very badly burned last week,
is getting along nicely.
Mr.. and Mrs. Burt P. Seelye, of New
York City. are visiting their cousin,
Mrs. Jessie Wells. OF the Island. Mrs.
Seelye was formerly Miss Mollie Muir
dock, Of this city. .
Chief Cline, of the Fire Department
and Councilman Otto. Brown. and
Myers, will depart to-day fer Pittsburs
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BIG PLANT BURNED.

FLORENCE. Colo. July "a fire
said to be of incendiary origin to-day
destroyed the extensive plant of the FL
Paso Reduction Company, quarter of a
mile south of Florence.
The loss on the plant will reach $225,-
600 and on ore $25, 900; insurance about
100000 The mill was owend by Phil
adelphia capitalists.
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RAIDED A THEATRE.
Special to the Register.

Special to the Register.
SALEM, W. Va, July 3.-Deputy
Sheriff Curkendall, of Clarksburs, ar
rived here tonight and at once got sew
eral deputies and proceeded to Campbell 3
Theatre and arrested Campbell and all tho
inmates, both women and men. Deputy
Curkendal released all the ladies, and the
men were taken to Clarksburg TO give
hpnd
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To-Dn y's Gnnlc.

Konna will pitch and Fox will catch
for Wheeling and Williams will pitch
ana 2inrsm will catch for Columbus.
Hinton the new player secured from
Homested. will report to Manager
White, of the Wheeling club to-day.
Bobby" Quinn. one of the managers
Of the Columbus club, is in the city. Mr..
Quinn is gentleman, whom it is a
pleasure to meet.
The game to-day is the last game Of
the series to be played here. The club
will play the Mathews club at Muncie
tomorrow, and will not be at home I'M
til August 9th.
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DRY GOODS.

NEW YORK. July 23.-The market
for all descriptions Of cotton goods has
been quiet to-day. There has been a
slow spot business doing and barely an
average mail order demand. In no
direction do prices show any change in
either staple lines or faneies. Print
cloths are inactive and unchanged.
Silks are firm with moderate demand.
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EXEMPTION FOR SOLDIERS.

RICHMOND. Va, July 23.-In the
constitutional convention to-day Mr..
Blair introduced resolution exempt
ing the property of Confederate soldiers
form taxation to the amount of 81 900
Several other unimportant resolutions
were introduced.
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa. July 23-The
home team defcated Boston for the second
time i'm the present series to-day I'm a
game that aboundcd with pretty plays
Roth pitchers did good work Boston mad
a chance to score In the ninth with two
men on bases and no one out. but short
fly and n quick unasaisted double play by
Wolverfon closed the game. Attendance,
Sill Score;
Boston 0 0 0 o OIL Q /
PHILADELPHIA o o 0 o o - 0
Boston, Moran and Dlneen; philadelphia,
Duggleby and Mcfarland. Earned runs.
Boston l. Philadelphia l. Time, l:50. I'm
pirV, Efnslie.
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CHICAGO. July 23-Cattle receipts
OOPS head, including $50 Texans; best
steady, others slow closed lower; good
to prime steers IS 45m6 20; poor to
medium 81 35GD5 IS; stockers and feed
ers 81 4094 IS; cows 81 1904 s.: heif-
ers So 5000 80; Gamers 81 65@2 35;
bulls 81 5000 SO; calves soc lower at
SO 1906 rs; Texas Steers SO 00@4 so.
Hogs receipts to-day $4,000 head; to-
morrow $4,000 head; left over Ass
head; market steady to &c higher; quail
ity not good; mixed and butchers IS 70
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GRAND CIRCUIT RACES.

CLEVELAND. Ohio. July 23.--To-day s
strong card at the Grand Circuit races
brought out an immense crowd sum-
mary:
First race. PA class, trot, purse. $3.50:
Palm Leaf, b. m. no
breedfnV (NcCar-
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An ERROR BY MILES
LOST FOR wheeling.
STREET HAS POOR CONTROL, AND
THE TEAM FIELDED q.
RATHER LOOSELY.
WAGNER VERY EFFECTIVE

striking Ont Eight Men, and Keep
ing the Safe Hits scattered.
wheeling Saved from shut-out
by Streit's Home Run Results
EIsewere in the Three Leagues.
Bowling ana Other Sporting
Matters.
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eastern STANDARD 49,, Arrive
| trime. I<ootN'
HOW TO REMIT.

Send all remitfances ny AeS. :,
Letter, Express order, CsscA ~
Postal Note. Patrons run =
of losing remittances sent In IN
other way. All nmoNnts tor
or less can lie cent ~ possHA
fOr three cents. Address
THE RssOJSTER.
x7hseltAE, W. Va
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Condition of the Treasury.

WASHINGTON, July 23-To-day's
statement of the treasury balances in
the general fund exclusive of the $3.50
1000 gold reserve in the division of
redemption. shows: Available cash
balance, $3.50 054,536; gold, $97, 401 ,0l3.
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Two base hits. NiIIlams. NeWs- Inree
base hits. Lazotte Home run. STREET.
Bases on balls off STREET. s; off Wagner ].
Struck out. by STREET. o; by Wagner s,
Double play. STREET., Fox to Herbert.
Stolen base, Ganiey Sacrifice hit. Grant.
40
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TOLEDO. One. July 23.-Joss had the
better OF the pitching. but Coggsweli $
support was perfect. The home team
punched hits in the tenth and Two men
out. Score:
Toledo o o o 0 o ID z .
Dayton o 0 0 . 0 0 % 0
Joss and Grafhus: CoEswell and Cross.
MARION. Ind. July 22--Matthews won
It's first game to-day since It's transfer
from indianapolis. Attendance. 2p1. Score:
Marion o 3 0 O % u .
Matthews 0 - Il ,
Pfeister ard Nonnemaker and KeIlrer
Schiorf and Williams. Umpire Hornung
FORT WAYNE, Ind. july 23-Fort
Wayne batted Burns hard to-day. Ehret
pitched a magnificent game Errors gave
Grand Rapids their runs. Attendant
900 Score
Fort Wayne / o ] - 16 0
Grand Ra plds 3 o 0 0-5 l
AEhret and Fuller: Burns and Grimm.
kpire, Smink
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TO ENTER PITTSBURG.

The wabash Lets Contracts for
Three Million Dollars Worth of
work.
PITTSBURG, July 23.-Contraets
worth $4,000, 900 were let to-day by
President Ramsey OF the Wabash for
work on the Pittsburg, Carnegie &
Western railroad, by which the Wabash
will gain entrance into Pittsburg.
Work starts tomorrow.
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thn nnrnn Attcnaa nee ofA Hcnrn

x-Battcd for Crawford in ninth.
Pittsburg 0 o J >
Cincinnati o o =
Earned runs. Pittsbure 4. Cincinnati 2.
Two base hits. Clarke. Wagner, Chesbro,
Crawford. Three base hits. Clarke Davis
OConnor Harley. Home run, Clarke
Sacrifice hits. Rtchey 2: Bay. Stolen
base Harley. Double plays. Davis and
Bensheld Chesbro and Leach. First
base on balls, Off Chcsbro 2. Struck out.
by chesbro II; by Hahn /. Time. J 90
Umpire, o Day.
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PiTTsBURG, Pa. idly 2s.-Pittsburg
had an easy time with the crippled Gin
cinnatis Chesbro had the visitors at his
mercy and struck out eleven men. Clarke
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Pittsburg 9-Cincinnati 2.
Philadelphia 2-Boston !.
Brooklyn S-New York 9.
Chicago 6-St. Louis 5.
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NEW YORK. July 23.-The Brooklyns
won tu-day by punching their hits Mat
thewson was batted out Of the box In the
third inning. This was his FIRST expert
encc of that Kind this year. Hughes was
steady throughout. Nilleman. of Science
tady. and Mcpherson. Of Easton, two
pitchers. viii report In New York to-mor.
row Both men VIII probably have a trial
this week Score:
New York o o o 0 o la 10
Brooklyn 0 3 . o 0 Is u :
Mpuhewson. Denzer aud Warner;
Hughes ara Farrell. Earned runs, New
York .. Brooklyn 1 Time. so Attend
ance, 4.5ae. Umpire. Bwter
ST. LOUIS. July 22-Locse playing by
Chicago gave s. Louis three runs In the
first and two were added on hits in the
sixth and ninth. but consecutive Wild
throws by Padden and RYAN started Har-
rers mief6ftuues ard he WITS easy for the
next two innings. Attendance, 1000.
Score;
Chicago o u q o 81 , ! &C
Harper and RYAN. TAYLOR and kahoe.
Earned runs Chicago 1 ST. Louis /. Time,
As Umpire, Nash.
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CHICAGO. July 2&-Two bases on balls,
four hits aud three errors in the second,
gave Chicago six runs. which proved too
big It lead for philadelphia to overcome
KatoH. I4aJo.c and Smith were forced to
retire on account of injuries. Attendance
1900. Score:
Chicago .16 2 o o o o *-lo . s
Philadelphia o 0 3 0 o. C 10 1
Katon. Griffith and SuFden; Wltso and
Powers and Smith. Umpire. Caatillon
Time 1865.
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MILWAUKEE. July 23-Milwaukee' $
Spiders again Jared badly by their assoc
eiates Friel making three errors which
lost The game. Cuppy and Husting were
knocked out of the box and were relieved
by Mitchell and Garvin. The latter
pitched a beautiful game. allowing but
two singles IN four innings. The battlr z
OF Anderson and Duffy was the feature.
Attendance, l,50G. Score:
Milwaukee 0 5 o. II s
boston o o G : 4 0 . 60 . :
Husting Garvn and Maloney; Mitchell,
Cuppy aud schreck Earned runs, Mil
waukee 8; Boston ;. Time, 200. Umpire,
Sheridan
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LIVE STOCK.

The following prices are quoted by the
Union Stock Yards:
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*DsiIv. Daily except sunday III
Pullman Sleeping or Parlor cars L On al
through trains. = Z, Pact and
civ Passenger and Ticket Agent anu n,i
agent for al steamship lines
y. E. MARTIN, B, n. AUST g.
Mgr, lass MA Chicago, Ill
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Arrivals and departures Of trail.
after May 10Th, 1901. Explar
Reference darks: Daily; SD
cepted: 7 Monday excepte: Sat
cepted: Sunday only. Eastern
Time. which is one hour earl
Central Time