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COURT SUSTAINS CONVICTION
OF DEMOCRATIC LEADERS

New York, Oct. 2.-The appellate
division of the supreme court in
Brooklyn today confirmed the convic-
tion OF William Willett, Joseph Cas-
sidy, one time Democratic Leader OF
Queens, and Louis c. Walter.
The trio was convicted of conspir-
acy upon testimony that Willett gave
Cassidy money with the understand
ing that he was to receive the nom
ination for justice of the supreme
court. Walter, the evidence showed.
acted as the agent of both men.
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ships.
Swedish papers received in Berlin
complain of the interference in trade
resulting In the decorations that
Swedish iron ore is contraband of
war.
A cory OF the Rotterdamscheee,
current, received here referring to
certain war news which has been
criticized by the London Times as
lies from Dutch source, decares
that this information was issued Of
ficial by the British legation at The
Hague
A statement given out in Berlin
says that about 1000 Russian offic-
ers. including eighteen generals, are
held as prisoners of war in detention
camps in Germany.
Petrograd. Oct. s-It is the opin-
ion of observers here that as a result
of the recent fighting on the Rus
sian German frontier. the German
positions are suffering from the ef-
forts to concentrate troops from four
directions on the southeast Polish
border. where decisive battle is ex-
pected. The north division of the
German armjlanded between Memel.
in east Prussia, and Pollen. in Rus
sia. but proceeded no further than
Rossyeni, in the province of Kovna.
The army from the province of STU
walki, repulsed at Druskeniki, on The
left bany OF the river Niemen. is now
attempting to cross this river at
Gretch, where big battle is in prog
ress. 1t evidently is the intention
of this army to flank the Russians
under General Ruzsky. A third
army is trying to proceed from Ne;<
denburg, in east Prussia, southeast
in the directions Of Warsaw, but ap-
parently without success. Stimuli
taneously the main German forces.
starting from Posen. are proceeding
eastward with Cracow as their OBJ
jective. The southern division of the
German army already has Joined
with the Austrians at Cracow.
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CHICAGO LIVESTOCK

Chicago, Oct. 2.-Togs: Receipts
l 900: market unsettled: best
grades sc above yesterdays average:
bulk of sales 7.S5 to $50: light S.2j
to $50: mixed 7.S5 to SIS: heavy
$50 to sos; rough $50 to 7.G5:
pigs AIS to $50.
Cattle: Receipts 1000: market
weak: beeves $50 to il; steers G. 3
to Q; stockcrs and feeders 5.25 10
S.25; cows and heifers $40 to .:
calves $50 to | %.
sheep: Receipts 10000: market
firm; sheep AIS to $50: yearlings
80 to 6.25: lambs 6 to 7.7j.
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DENVER LIVESTOCK

Denver, Colo, Oct. 2.-Cuttle: Re.
ceiDts LOO; market steady: beet
steers $50 to $50; cows and heifers
5 to $50: stockers and feeders tc
4; calves to $50.
Hogs: Receipts 400: market low.
er; top/$S.05: bulk of sales $3.50
to $S.05.
Sheep: Receipts 5000: market
steady: lambs $50 to 7.25: ewes a
to AIS.
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WAR MOTOR TRUCKS
FOR EUROPEAN NATIONS

south Bethlehem. Oct. Not
only are motor trucks included in the
large order Of motor vehicles the gov
ernment of France has requested
the Bethlehem Steel company to pro-
cure for use in the European war,
but touring cars as we'll The COM
pany has invited manufacturing con-
Germs to send touring cars to South
Bethlehem for tests. The number of
such cars is not designated
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peror William, says telegram from
Berlin, is going from one front to
another. He travels in special
train OF ten Pullman cars which for
merly were painted white and blue.
which now have been repainted like
ordinary cars In order to protect the
train from bombs OF French await
ors.
When the Emperor goes to places
out of the reach OF the railroad he
travels by automobiles.
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STOPS HEADACHE,
PAIN, NEURALGIA
Don't sufferl Get q dime pack.
Of DR.. James Headache
Powders.

You can clear your head and relieve
a dull, splitting or violent throbbing
headache in moment with . Dr..
James Headache Powder. This old.
time headache relief acts almost magi-
cally. Send some one to the drug store
now for dime package and . few mo-
ments after you take powder you
will wonder what became Of the head.
ache, neuralgia and pain. sstop suner::
ing-it's needless. Be sure you get what
you ask for.
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FRENCH JURISTS KILLED
IN WAR FIGHTING

Paris. Oct. 1.-THE French bar
has suffered the fortunes Of war. In
opening the sessions Of the courts
today, the public prosecutor, Jules
HerdauX, announced that three judg-
es of the Paris bench had been killed,
while the list OF dead issued by the
war office contained the names of
many lawyers.
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400 men. This is proof of how
many reserves. eager to fight. the
dual monarchy can assemble.
The splendid spirit and patriotism
shown hitherto by the Austro-Hun-
garian soldiers warrants the hope
that they will be able to check
the onslaught OF the Russian troops,
even In superior numbers.
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Berlin, Oct (by Wireless to Say
vile. L. D.-In n copy of the Dutch
newspaper Nieuwsvan Den Dag.
which has been received here, there
il complaint Of the lack of observ-
ance OF Dutch neutrality by British
-AAd-FrUHch'~aryhips. It is declared
that Hollands trade with her colon
les has had to be discontinued on ac-
count of the activity of English war;
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ST. LOUIS METAL

ST. Louis. Oct. lead nominal.
3.55 to $50: spelter nominal. 4.95
to 5.
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RATES OF EXCHANGE

New York, Oct. 2.-Closc: Prime
mercantile papers Z per cent.
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FOR SALE.

Six-room house with bath and FUR
mace on South Chestnut st: Will sell
for $1,000 on small monthly pay
mcnts with . per cent interest. PHI.
Trim. 217. l2t
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tary grounds for the admiralty to
adot counter measures.
-, His Majesty's government has
:tAetAfore, authorized mine laying
policy In certain areas and system
d. ndpe fields have been established
aud, n being duplicated on a consid-
era6ie scale. ~. r..l
I'm order to reduce the risks to
nOn-combatants the admiralty an
nOunces that 1t Is dangerous hence
forth for ships to cross the area be-
tween latitude 51.15 north and 5l.4O
north and longitude 1.35 east and
3 east. In this connection it must
he remembered that the southern
limits Of the German mine field is
latitude SO north. Although these
limits are assigned to the danger
area. 1t must not be supposed that
navigation is safe in any part of the
.cuthern waters of the North Sea.
instructions have been issued to
His Majesty's ships to warn east
going vessels of the presence of this
new mine field"
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Try that Range Coal Sold by
J.J.J.ABERCROMBIE
DEADLOCK BROKEN

Continues from ..se l.,
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-02

London. Oct. 2.-The officia
news bureau announced today thai
the government had decided to la.
mines in certain areas as counter
stroke to the German procedure.
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-02

Rome. Oct. (via Paris). Elm
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-02

Furnished housekeeping rooms.
Red l442. 500 University. tf
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FOR REIr.

Rooms for lignt housekeeping at
Lueerna. Ph. Baca 383 or as Beech.
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-02
LOST.

Pair of nose glasses with chain at
tachment. Finder please return to
this office.
The chronicle=news., 1914-10-02

Four-room brick and shed kitchen
1918 Alta st. Tel. Trim. 22S. Il
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
TO DRAFT LAWS
Ordinance Committee Has Busy SEES.
sion and Decides on Drafting Of
New Ordinance

Much business was transacted at
the meeting of the ordinance com
mittee OF council last night. Acting
on resolution of Councilman fancy
that had been introduced al the
meeting OF council last Tuesday even
ing. requiring the discontinuance of
use OF soft coal for heating pur-
poses, an ordinance was ordered
drafted. Councilman fancy feels that
all large factories should be consid-
crate enough TO install stokers which
VIII In a great measure eradicate the
evil.
Captain Ottos resolution that ce-
ment walks should be OF rough sur.
face was considered and an ordinance
ordered drafted. An ordinance Gov
ering the erection of a maruuise by
the Windsor hotel people was also
ordered prepared.
The ordinance of the Paul o. Rey-
mann Packing company was recon-.
mended to council for passage. The
ordinance provides for the changing
OF the brewery into a packing estsb-
lishment
The plan of Captain Otto TO paw
the prisoners OF the city the sum of
90 cents per day in an effort TO paw
their way through the work house
was taken up and an ordinance or.
dered prepared. The ordinance of
the Bloch brothers was considered.
but no action taken thereon.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
CHENILLE DROPS
FEATURELESS GAME
BASEBALL TEAM WINS
BY SCORE OF Is TO
Second String Men Were Placed on Field
In Si1th rnning-Secoud Game
20 Be Played To-day.

special Dispatch to the Intelligence
BtCkHANNON. W. Va. April IL
West Virginia Wesleyan to-day defeated
the Chenille state Normal baseball
team In a very slow and uuinteresting
game on College Field. 10 to l. The game
had no features either In the field or at
bat. Wesleyan put two runs across in
the hrst inning and after that 40 was
easy. The scoring did not stop until
the normal team tok brace In the
sixth inning. when the whole second
team Was put In with the exception Of
left neld. who was still taken care OF
By Greasy" Neaie. and "Gravey" single
ton remained behind he bat.
To-day was the hrst time the people
here had chance TO see Singleton. and
it must be said that he handles himself
we'll His catching was good 70 look
upon. The pitching Of the second string
man. Allen. again was good. he having
I'VE strikeouts In the four innings he
worked. Not much can be told about
the lighting strength Of this years team
as they have not been in hard gafn.
since they hit their stride. The same
teams play the second game Of the SER
les here tomorrow. The score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
MIKE DONOVAN
GETS PENSION
FAMOUS FORMER RING MASTER TO
BE RETIRED AFTER SEPT. 1.
Has Been Instructor OF Boxing in New
York Athletic Club for Thirty
Ysars-Given Trophies.

NEW YORK. April i7.-Mike Dono-
van. Instructor In boxing ct the New
York Athletic Club for so years Is to BE-
retired on half pey alter september 1.
Club members. who worked with the
veteran instructor N the gymnasium
noticed his CROWN. fccblencss end
started the movement 90 pension PIN.
which has been appro, ed by the board OF
governors.
In appreciation OF ,hc generosity 81
the club. Donovan has presented to the
Organization many trophies Of his ring
victories. together with his collection OF
sporting prints. one OF the most COM
plete in the country.
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none BUT BIG
LEAGUE TEAMS
WILL % SEEN AT sEllA,eg,
'"'' ss essss ~ He =; TO


II the present plans OF the man
ssemsnt OF the Bellaire Athletic As
eociation are carried out the people
OF this vicinity will be given an on
portunfty OF seeing a number OF the
DIG league teams In action Manager
kennsay and his assistants Moore
ana AcVey. have already made ar
rsngements for several games IN.
are negotiAtfng for others.
Lest year, the u. A. A. team made
. very good showing against a num-
per Of the Federal league teams, ana
the tans are anxious to see the stars
or the diamond. Games were also
the Breoklyn teams but rain Interior
ed with both dates.
IL 10 the policy OF the association at
tine present time 20 play nothing but
holiday and Sunday baseball A
number OF the league teams cannot
play Sunday baseball In some states.
snd vii DO brought to Bellaire for
brcoklyn Nationals. will play at
beii.ire Sunday, July. IL. Members
OF this team, former teammates OF
MANAGER Kennedy. were all anxious
10 come to Beilaire to see the kind
Of team "oid Brickyard" manages.
Eoo,tn; owner OF his club. a per
ly gave the Bellaire Club the first
open date.
SO far. no arrangements have been
made for the opening OF the season.
Manager Kennedy will issue a call
TOT candidates In the near future and
al VIII be given a try-out. Several
attempt to land q berth with this fast
esmi, professional aggregation, but
VIII DO given q hard race by the en-
terprising youngsters.
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sHERpARD TO PLAY
BENWoOD THIS AFTERNOON

Shorr1ri hiEh school ard tho Ben
wood collerians have arranged for o.
game ~ baseball on tho Honwood
Grounds fhle afternoon Both teams
have hcon practicInc for the pass
several days and "a fast came BE- b.
inr anticipated The Sherrard boys
viii line un as follows. " Eekov e.
Cook and r. Eekev % Evans IN
Gartcn % Archcy 90 Eskcy or
Cook ee Briemaou IT, Drum e. T.
McCammon r. Subs McCombs and
Cuumk
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QUAKERS
WIZ Fnon GIANTS IN FAST AND
E2cATIsG cOsTksr IEsrEEpAn
rssreau was H, HAra-Loosrt. Mage.
Sr@rAth and zsrkis secured
Good sxsts.

PHILADELPHIA. Arril iT.-Phnad.t
phiA punched uNs 90 80 eight hits %.
tesfeAa IN tw0 Iunluss to-,ay ana -.
lsste1 New Tors % : 10 I. Inc hlttiu-
81 t-oocri. Aagcc. era. attn and Me-Ai,
featured the contest. fhc latter nittins :
hotne run drive TO C-ntsr tt,id. Craa atu
ahd MurpnN maze sgnsa alunal plays In.
lefmNrs ieaping one-hana eascu e..
burns drive saving 80 least Two reaa
AaaSsr head has opgonsnt uv~u 10 ftN,
scattered hits. ScOre.
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BURTON STRIKES.
OUT 81 BATTERS
WEST Lr1EHrY HoHAAL nAsE-
BALL rEAA SHUTS OUT
WArWE1Bu3o.
o&ms was 30 xEueh onssidsd rh.s 7,
HornAi Boys show Good Yorm

West Liberty opened the home season
yesterday by defeating the Waynesburg
team ~ the score Of y 10 .. For the
hrst three innings the game Was FITCH
ers battle with little advantage either
way. hOseser the Normal boys got 90
the delivery OF the opposing pitcher in
we're able 10 score almost al will The
feature OF the game Was the pitching
OF burton for the Normal boys. he al
lowing but three scattered hits ana
striking out n OF the opposing bats
men.
The Normal boys VIII leave this
morning for Middlebourne where thew
viii play the Tyler county aggregation
this afternoon. The score.
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RED AMEs wrLDNrss
LOST GAME ron REDS

CINCINNATI -. April i7.-Chicaso
Won an exciting game from Cincinnati
To-Day. TO >. The locals had two men
on bases and two out in the ninth when
Marsans attempted unsuccessfully to
steal home from third base. ending tn.
game IN favor OF the visitors.
Amer practically lost the game for
Cincinnati by his witness IN the sour
innings he was on the mound Score.
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DODGERS HOLD BRAVES
RUNLEss IN ooop oAME

REpOkLYN. April Raleigh Aitcb-
ison. who pitched the Newarks 60 tbc
international League pcnnant last year
traae his 1914 debut ith the ErooEIyra
to-day shuttlug cut HOstor To n d,
allowed only five hits and canned ave
hatsmen. Smiths al around riayfrr
featured. he scoring two runs and drft-
INK Don two more Score.
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COLLINS GETS HonEa,
LAJoIE FAILS TO HIT

CHICAGO. April IT.-Coliins. hor.
I'm urne 70 center after two were out in
me hlnth inning gave Chicago the Iong
emu OF 10 score. to-day making a
elean sweep OF tho four game sertes
Latoie. one of the leading bahama, nj,
.he leasue. JAILED TO make a hit during
me series He came 60 the plate ~
sacrifice ny. Score.
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YANKEES
DAY Br DErEArrHo ArxIETIcs
Brown was Driver From Box ana we
hon Was unAels To Do Mach Bet
tsr-cAldvsu Pitched EIcsiisutiy

NEw YORK. April 1.-THE S.-
hork Americans made a. two straight
over the yorlds champion Athletics to-
Caldwell pitched in brilliant forr, ,o-
ne locals. holding the chanrions "a
three hits New York drove Brown out
81 ths box IN the sixth inning Wye
Score.
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Two base hits: Ganzalcs. Bates. Wing
ling. Three base. hits. Zimmerman.
safer. Sacrifice hits: Goode Johnston
Hoblitzcll. Sacrifice fly: Schultz Mar
sans. Base on balls: OFF Vaughn, ;: off
Lavender, 2; off Ames. 4: off Davenport
]. Struck out: by Vaughn. ,: BY I.aven-
der. l: by Ames. I: by Davenport ?: by
Lear. ]. Cmpires' Byron and Orth.
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hnoHLIEET CONDITION

BOSTON. April l7.-One run. scored
IN the ninth. gave Washington the vic
tory over Boston today. after a score
less pitchers battle OF eight innings
DetMeen boehltng and Leonard. youthful
letthanders. Boehling pitched a remark
able early season game. lie allowed
only TWO hits. one of which was a
scratch. Score.
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lone run; Merkle. Sacrifice hit: XII
lifer stolen bases: Burns. CraVath L.
bert Double plays: Tesreau Mclean
stock and Doyle Bose on balls: OF
iesreau. l. Struck out: by Tesreau. A.
L mpires: Quigley and I.ason
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Young Wen,
Dress Well

FOR the latest ideas in clothes
styles, you must come to this
store; and not only the latest
ideas, but the best. We make a
special feature of Young Mems
Clothes; and there's no way in
which we can better convey to
you the fact that this is your
store than to mention that the
best dressed young men in
Wheeling are clothed by us.
Special models in Spring over
coats and suits for young men:
for men of all ages and sizes and
shapes; suits in the latest
fashions at prices that are right.
$40, SIS, SIS, $50 $25, $50
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
HAMILTON PITCHES coon
BALL FOR ADOPTED TEAM

bEI RDlI. April 17.--Esrly Hamilton
celebrated his return TO thc A,,Hri,., -
league from the Federsls. by pitchin,-
~. Louis 10 a TO victory over Detroit
mere Today. Gov el"skie was on tn.
Wound Tor the Tigers and the game Wa
a twirlets duel all the way. Timely hit
tlng was responstble Tor all the runs
Score.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
PIRATES BLANK CARDINALS
WITH RECRUIT IN BOX

St LOUIS. April 17.-Recruit Kan
tlehner with Pittsburgh. although wild
at times. was steady in the pinches,
while his teammates by punching hits
IN one inning won today to o.
Kelly. by "A great running overhead
catch OF Wilson's fly was the fleding
sensation Of the day. Score:
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Two base hits. Singleton. \. smith
pllom. Miller. Beall. Hood Three base
hlts. curtis Ncale. Base on balls. ON
Allen: Sims, .. Hits: or StanSbuTy.
: IN 3 innings. Struck out. Hv Staus-
bury: :; Allen. s: Sims, 6. Passed balls
singleton, Nithers Time OF game. 2
hours. Umpire. Post
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1914-04-18
Impromptu Gush Of Sympathy.

Sometimes" reflected the elderly
dame. "A man weeps az the wedding OF
n daughter. because he suddenly realizes
what "a mean husband he has been to
his own wife and IL overcome when he
thinks of what may be ahead OF the
girl. Judge.
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Two base hits: Carisch. Chase Tho
base hit. Leliyelt. Home runs: Lord
collins. Sacrifice hits. Jackson. Bodie
Schalk, weaver. Carisch. Base on halls
on Faber. ,. OF Hagerman. Stpncu
out; by Faber. Z. Hagerman. /: Russell
:. Cmpires: Chill and Sheridan
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Two base hits Morgan. Sacrifice hits
hoeler, Hooper Base on balls-Df
b3e ming on Leonard T. struck Que
by Boehling @, by Leonard 8. I'm
pires-Connolly and Dineen
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Two base hits-Niox Higgins Three
hsse hit-kelly. Sacrifice hits=rarev.
Mhltted Base on balls-Om Perritt =.
IN kuntlchner Struck out Nv
hhantlehner hy Perritt T. Umpires-
kigler and Emslie
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AMERICAN LEAGUE.


Yesterday's Results
New York. q. Philade lphia. -.
Washington. ] Boston. o.
Chicago. s. Cleveland. 8.
st Louis. ?. Detroit. 1.
To-day's Games.
Philadelphia AZ Boston.
Washington at New YORK.
Cleveland at Detroit.
81. Louis at Chicago.
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Sacrifice hit-Daly Sacriace fiv-W,1.
hams. Bases on balls-or Caidwell =.
on brown /. on Wyskon ? struck on;
10y Saiawell i; by Brown ): BY Wye
Aon l. umpires-Egan and Evans
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Austin Sacrifice hit-. walker. T.earv
liaqc ON halls. orr Covcieekic o or
Hamilton. ?. struck out. Bv Coyeleskis.
2. or Hamilton. g. tmpirce O.IouEh-
I'm and Hifdehrand
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Cards have ruined many a mans
home" 90"
81 can sympathize with you" re-
pied the gloomy man. my wife
plays bridge. too."-New Orleans
Picayune.
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a continuous live stock show. from
February 20. 10 September 20. i9fS.
VIII be feature OF the Panama-Pa
Eifc exposition at San Francisco: the
prizes therefor total about 5000 600
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FEDERAL LEAGUE.

Yesterday's Results.
kansas city. .. Chicago. 3
fSt. Louis. .. Indianapolis. 4
Buffalo. 4. Baltimore. 3
Pittsburg h-Brooklyn. rain
ia innings. III innings
To-day's Games.
CHICAGO az Kansas city.
INDIANAPOLIS at ST Louis
BROOKLYN at Pittsburgh.
l'uffalo at Baltimore.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE


rsstsrdAy's Results
fhllAdelphia- ,. New YORK. !.
Chicago. 8. Cincinnati. y
Pittsburgh. z. 81 Louis. o.
brooklyn. 3 Boston. o.
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AMERICAN ASSOCIATION.

~ Milwaukee-Milwsuk Z: ST.
Paul. 3.
At Louisville-LouisviIie :: Column
bus.
At Kansas Minneapolis IL
Kansas city. 8
At Indianapolis-1ndian polls. 9.CIeve-
land. 3.
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Fast IL inning Dame.

KANSAS CITY. April i7-Thirteer
Chicago and Kansas City FederaIS Ne
fore the winning run crossed the plate
Ine contest was one OF the best ever
Witnessed In this city. The result:
~A,. r. II. r.
Rs,,.rt.y ,s,.......'.. IL l
wilson; Hennins and Brown.
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Struck out-By Burton 81 Base on
hals-on Burton I; on Spinning /.
stolen hases-Patterson 80. NcHenry.
Crawford CD, Burton C2D. Two base
hits-scott. Montgomery. Burton. TIM
pire-McCammon.
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Pittsburgh At Cincinnati
Boston at Philadelphia
New York az HrOoklyn-
Chicago 81 ~. Louis
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1onnan's MT ussisss.
BALTIMORE. April 17.-Buflsio TO.
Gay defeeted Baltimore. 4 to ,. Bonnir,.
or buffaio. hit into the bleachers but
schlefly patted him ON the back a. n.
rounded third. The decision will be pro-
g $3.50 Score' II. II. Z.
Battertes-Purroy. Schlitzer. Ford and
Blair; Wilhelm. Smith and Jacklitsch
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ST. LOUIS. April 17.-St. Louis and
Indianapolis Federals played an Interest
tory for the locals, s &c 4 II was Me-
esssry TO play eleven innings before tho
winning score was made. The result:
rns,..,,. r.. II T..
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Batteries-Mosely and Rariden; Wi.
lett and Simon. W.