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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-14
WITH CLOSE IF BASEBALL SEASON
INTEREST TURNS To FOOTBALL
WHEELING HIGH AND LlNSlf IN
STITUTE ARE NOW On
GRlDiRON.
Preparations Being Made for Forma-
ton of Many Amateur Teams IN
City and Vicinity.

With the official closing Of The base
ball season in this city. interest," nov,
turns TO football. For The past several
weeks, or since the weather became
cooler. those who have heretofore
taken interest in the game have eeen
discussing the seasons prospects
More than forty men from the
Wheeling High school and Linaly In
sritute have been upon the field tor
the past week. and under the ulreC-
ton of their coaches are fast round
ing into shape. In charge Of the High
school boys are Coaches Brooke and
Calvin. Coach Gus. Holden. formerly
with the Wheeling High school, has
charge Of the Linsly boys.
During the past week the rlnn have
been put through various football tao
tics, and it was announced that, conf
mencing with the first Of next week.
the eleyens, with goodly supply OF
substitutes. would be chosen. ScrIm-
mage work and following the bali has
been the order IT WORK for the pas
two days.
In addition u Lirsly and Wheeling
High, the Cathedral Cade;s have start
ed practice, and Indications punt 10
that school having one of the strong
est representative teams IN many
years. Many amateur teams are De-
ing organized, these teams developing
principally from he various athletic
clubs.
Athletic relations between Martins
Fe-ir and the Wheeling schools Will
be reopened this year IL was through
the efforts OF CJach Guy Holden that
this was made possible. Linsly ar
ranged q game wiz that school. and it
is likely that w. H 5. will include the
Ohioans on the schedule.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-14
COAL LAND INVOLVED 1
IN BIC DEAL REPORTED PENDING

ago and who Joined the Progressive
party four years ago, was renominated
as the Republican candidate for Sena-
tor in yesterdays primary election,
defeating VIM. e. Humphrey, now
representative In congress from the
first district, by plurality estimated
1000.
Henry Mcbride Of Seattle, who was
Governor of the state from l901 10
1905, was nominated Us the Repu bncan
candidate for Governor. Mcbride was
a leader of the Progressive party four
years ago.
Lieutenant Governor Louis T. Hart.
Republican, appears to have been re-
nominated and Mrs. Joseph c. Preston,
state superintendent Of public instruc-
ton, also seems to have been success
full.
The Democratic vote was small oW-
ing 10 Lack of contests. George Tur-
ner, former United States Senator, ap-
pears to have been nominated for Sen.
ator over Robert Bridges. Ernest
Lister, the present state executive was
reuominated for Governor.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-14
DARING STUNT TO
ADVERTISE RACES
Motorcycle Rider Will Jump From
Schluu1bach Building With Cloth
ing Burning.

Perhaps one OF the most daring stunts
to advertise IN amusement of any sort
ever attempted in Wheeling VIII be
devil motorcycle rider to advertise the
motorcycle races held under the aus
pices of the Wheeling Motorcycle club
at the state fair grounds Saturday. Var
rell Will leap into u huge fire net from
the Schmulbach building Friday evening
at $50 o'clock. Before tho jump he
will have his clothing saturated with
gasoline. touching 1t of just before
the leap.
More than usual interest In being
taken in the races Saturday and already
- i:ra.. number of the riders VINO VIII
participate are here: Some. of the most
noted Of the country are coming. Daily.
4 large number are TO be seen 1t tho
fair grounds trying out the track which
il reported TO be in the best of cnndi-
ton and very fast. John l.. Donovan of
New York very fast. John l.. Donovan of
Of American motorcycli&ts will &C; rs
starter.
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fGrand RapidS Herald.)

President e. ". DickerSon Of the
Central league announced last night
that the leagues season is officially
closed, with Springfield the leader lor
the second half of the race.
When informed that the Wheeling
club would request that Il meeting OF
the board of directors be called, Mr..
DickerSon said that he saw no reason
for doing so. inasmuch as the Wheel,
ing club could not pass Springfield
even though it were given back the
TWO disputed games with South Bend,
which we're forfeited to South Bend
by the league head because OF viola
ton OF the player limit by the Stosles.
The Wheeling management can go
as far as it likes with its injunction
proceedings" said Mr.. DickerSon. They
haven't a leg to stand on. The Wheel
ing club admitted its violation Of the
player limit and did not contest my
action at the time when | declared
the two games in question forfeited
TO South Bend. They were given
every opportunity TO make an eXpla-
nation, but failed TO do So"
The press OF Tcrre Haute, Evans
willie, DAYTON and MuskeCon while not
commenting TO any extent on the dis
pute, are in sympathy with Wheeling,
il is understood.
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Mo1nentous Conference.

AMSTERDAM. Via London, Sept. II.
a:19 L. m-Ierman newspapers attach
profouni Importance 10 the conference
now taking place at German eastern
HEADQUARTERS. Those in attendance In
clud. the German Emperor. the Imperial
Chancellor. DR.. Won Bethmann- Hollweg.
the chief Of staff Field Marshal Won
Hindenburg. and The first quartcrmas-
ter general, Won Ludcndorf. represent
Ing Germany: -Archdukc Charles. repre-
senting Austria Hungary: King Ferdi-
nand md the Crown Prince, represent
ing Bulgaria and Envcr Pasha- Turkish
Minister of War.
The Frankfurter Zcitung lntimates
that the fate Of the near east is being
declJed. Dutch papers suggest that
the conference is considering now and
drastic strategetical changes. in the ma
ture of sacrifices, and on one or both
fighting fronts.
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PIRATES
DEFEAT BEooKLYE AND TIGHTEN
UP THE RACE IN THE
NATIONAL.
Pniluea Divide with Cardinals; Braves
Take TWO From CUBS; deds
Two to Giants.

BROOKLYN. Sept. 13.-The Pirates
beat the Superbas TO 3 today and
frightened up the National league race;
Cooper held the Brooklyn batters TO &
hits. Wheat registered his twcnty-sixth
consecutive game Without missing hit.
TN Pirates knocked Smith out OF the
box in the seventh and Dell failed to
stop them Kuckur held the visitors
scorclcss in the last two innings.
Score.
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Destroyer Sunk.

BERLIN, Sept. IS. tby wireless 10
SnyyjIlc) A Russian DESTROYER mas
been sunk in the Gulf OF RiEc by Il
German acroplane squadron. says u re-
port given out by the German admiralty
To-day. German naval planes also nave
attacked Russian SEA forces III inc
BLACK S,a off ConStanZa- Rumania
Tho admiralty statement reads:
German scaplanes have attacked
Russian sca forces off Constanza anu
the coast to the south. Hits on one
battIeship. enc submarine ana severn
dcstroycrs we're observed. All the sea-
planes returned unframed.
On the evening OF September ~ sew,
oral German naval aeroplanes attacked
the cncmy's sea force in the Gull OF
Riga. Several hits were ootainGd ana
DesrIte heavy Smelling all the aero
planes returned safely
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RIVER NEWS

The steamer Ruth cleared yesterday
at noon enrout from Pittsburgh to Par
kersburg and the Liberty came IN
last night from Matamoras. The only
boat scheduled to leave today Is the
Liberty at 1870 a. IN. for Matamoras.
The Dunbar and Tell City are still
tied up and will not resume their for
mer schedules until there is a better
stage Of water.
The stage at the local pool at 6 o.
clock last night was 8 feet and IN
ches and below the McMechen dam
there was 3 feet of water, andstation-
airy.
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LOWDEN and dunno
tContinued Prom Ptrst Pase.)

nominated By a big majority over
Rev, Melbourne P. Boynton, a minlstt'
er, who was backed by the anti
saloon league. ., !.
William Lorimer, whose election to
the United States Senate a few years
ago was declared illegal, and Arthur
W. Fulton were running a close race
for the Republican nomination for con
gresham In the district from when
Eorlmer served several terms In the
house, according to early returns.
Fulton was l55 votes ahead: with ap-
proximately half Of the district In
but the ward which formerly gave
Lorimer his strongest support was yet
to be counted. Lorimer has made 2
sensational attempt to come back"
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WATER SUPPLY
SYSTEMS

installed Il number of V. & X. water
systems in st. Clairsyille which are re-
markable for their simplicity, com.
plctcncss and above all their quiet
ness and dcpcnda bility. This firm
does quite a thriving business within
a radius Of fifty miles OF Wheeling and
is thoroughly equipped to handle any
thing in the plumbing, healing and
water supply line.
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AMERICAN
WHITE Sox TAKE ONE.

ECHICAGO. Sept. 13-Chicago defeated
ST. Louis 10 in ten innings Of wild
and cratic playing today. Weilman >
wild throw of Weaver's Grounder sent
the winning run across the plate IN the
tenth inning after two men were out.
r. II. E.
81. Louis. .111OO 900 % 10 s
Chirarn IS 0 o. . 0 0 O'1-9 IL 1
Hamilton, Davenport. koob. Weilman
and Hartley. Rumler: Williams SlCotm'
I;nl,cr. Russell, Dunforth and Schalk.
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OPEN FOOTBALL SEASON
Duquesne Club TO Play Martins Ferry
Eleven October ! at League
Park

The DuQuesne Athletic club Will open
the footbalIseaSon in this city with the
Martins Ferry team OH League park
October l. Tho Duqucsnc which is previ-
elevcus' In the Ohio valley will hay"
an equally strong team this year.
Manager John Horr$ Jr.. announced
last night that members OF the team
arc requested to report n the Tunnel
Green grounds next Sunday ut ~
o clock
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ATHLETICS DROP ONE.

CLEVELAND. Sept 13-CleVeland
with Southern League recruits at third;
in left and behind the bat. defeated
l'hiladrlphia s TO A. Myers was hit
lard while four OF his bases on balls
resulted in runs. Beche was kh1ckcu
cIt of tho box in four innings. but Lam
Il. tn. who succeeded him, was effective
Ri T.
Cleveland II Ky
Eochr. Lambeth and Dtberry: Myers
and Haley.
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French storm Trenches.

PARIS, Sept. 10, IL p. n.-North OF
the Somme the French enlarged their
positions opposite Combles and stormed
new trenches south OF Leprize farm
says tc-niGhts war office statement
After desperate attacks the Germans re-
captured a. farm in Liable wood and
Hill IS. But both were retaken by the
French, who maintained all their gains
on the centre and right.
The total captures OF yesterday ana
today were 1000 prisoners. ~ guns
and 40 machine guns.
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Venice Attacked.

ROME. Sept. 49, via Paris Sept. -,
1:55 n. ma group of enemy seaplaanssSS
Tussady morning dropping incendiar[
and explosive bombs. The churcn Sa
SIM Giovanni Paolo. the Homo for the
arnd and several private buildings were
sIigh,iy damaged. There were no cas- U.s.
uaitias Bombs also were dropped on
Chioggia. starting fires which were
quickly eXtingulsned-
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1916-09-14

for you is NOW at the kraus
Store. Its a dandy, stylish
shape with generous lines
broad Lrim and finely mod.
cIcd crown. The popular col
ors arc dark greens and
browns, but many OF the
conservative blacks 4 n d
glays arc also being shown.
For dignity, appearance
and wear Kraus Fall Hats
cannot be beaten. And the
price is special-t,st $500
Weather for to-day: Fair.
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TIGERS TRIM YANKEES.

DETROIT. Sept. 13-Detrolt defeated
New York in the opening game Ut inc
series. ID l this afternoon and nio v
game was hotlv contested with good
pitching on both sides and much spec
tacular fielding. Score:
New York 100000 0 l o. 5 !
Detroit .....l o D H-,4
ycIcskic, rJauSs and Spencer. StanaGe.
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DAYTON wins FROM
The HARVESTERS
FIRST OF a SERIES OF EXHIBITION
GAMES TAKEN BY THE
VETS.
VIII Play Today in Dayton and Then
Move E1cI> 20 Springfield for
Third Game.

SPRINGFIELD. ~. Sept. l3-Betore
q crowd of ,.:o,,. ;h;,u 25h0 fans. Dayton
took tn. Eir$t S;,.ur OF III" series from
Springfield tuday i. i nlu'sth inning M
ish b. ii,, scur.. Of To b EaineS was
HIT hard III The first inning when three
sinsl.S AMI Il hu.li,' run h? Sykes nttted
the Vets tG;.r runs. l.aaaW was nam
rnersd OF: of .hr box and FROST went
good the RS, at ,l!e way. Stewart SIM
gIed N the ninth. moved 10 third on
oats Ind scored Oh Nec's drive I" LETT;
Cleveland played :; nice game At third
for the visitors. having four chances.
sorr.. =: t&-n! lard ones. He failed 10
hit Will. E;"jt.y wi.i hit twice ny
Haiues ard Tanned once.
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BALL PLAYERS BANQUET

Tuesday evening the Bauer baseball
team. formerly the Rntnblers. were en-
tcrtalnrd with = banquet In their club
rooms in :he Bcnwnnd Bank building
by Mr.. John McAlahon who was for
merly manager OF the Ramblcr% and
who - now. cnUtain ~ the BauerS.
Durn% the evening talks We're made
hy John JacohG"Ci. manager Of the
team and h. Captain Mcmahon. The
manager in his talk discussed the pros
poets OF the team Tor next season and
closed by pronuuncing the season just
passed one of the most successful since
the teams organization. Captain Nc
Nahpn congratulated the members OF
tho team on their splendid work dur
ing the season and expressed his en-
thusiaSm over the interest shown by
the followers Of the team and went as
far as 10 say the club Will be repre-
scented by one of the fastest "rEaniZa-
lions in this vicinity next season.
The Following enjoyed the occasion:
MrSSrS.
George MCvuiugStar Dave Brennan
Edward N0rningStalNn MCM:;npn
Johr Burke Thos. Meditation
pcrcc Hcnnnn John Crawford
William Carman ThoS. Butler
Abbey CarInnn John Hahn
James Driscun Ralph Candy
Roy Stewart thrl Milhaugh
Jean Ward Jotln Iacrbuccl
Frank Noel John h"il"y
John Specht John Mediation
William Pearl
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Non. Eoual 90 Chamberlain's.

~ have tried most all OF the cough
cures and find that there is none ina:
equal Chamberlain Cough remedy. II
has never failed 10 give me proInpi re-
lief" writes w. V. Hnrner, Montpet3si'
1nu a trial and see for yourself
what a splendid medicine 1t Is. Oo-
thin hln nVnrYMhere.
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nanpz on Lid

LONDON. Sept. =. 4:lU a m.~ D,53e.
f fIew s oSeT the city last week, says the
E Enc TeiegrGph's Amsterdam cor,
resnondent, the German authorities have
ordered all the inhabitants 10 De ~
,in" end ali cafes within certain area
closed,
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(Snuth Bend Times.l

Only one team quit the race win
crouch. That team was wheeling,
and there was some reason Tor 1t.
With only three days until the close
of the league season and Wheeling IN
first place by half game President
Dickerson came TO bat with an an
that two games won by
Wheeling from South Bend on Aug.
IS, had been cancelled. The blow
dropped Wheeling TO third place.
where it finished the season. Wheel
ing had an excellent chance OF cop
ping The flag before this blow from
DiCkerSon.
South Bend Tribune.)
According to word from Wheeling
Manager Pop Schriyef will ask for an
Injunction 10 stop the series II the
start is made. He asks Tor meet
ing CT the league directors for Tues.
day to act on the Wheeling protest OF
Dickerson's decision in awarding TWO
protested games 10 South Bend. DICK
erson made the announced. just a
low days ago as an official act, but
long before that he had notified the
club owners OF his intention and they
had had plenty OF opportunity OF OPP
posing his purpose.
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Thu Dutch steamer Antwerpen was a

Tho Dutch steamer Antwerpe1i >,, WAS "a q
Newport News; She bel ne0n Iaft Se co tns
Sta..ua ~, haiIasr on her maiden voyage
t for Kew York, August "a. and sailed
AUGUST 81 from Bayonne. \. j.; for Lon
Son IN her first trip across the Allan
tic. .ho first foreign
The Antwerpcn was the 1!rsr Go
shin over built ut Newport News. oa ~
Sm. s go 80 feet long. 60 feet beam and SO
frrt In deIth. The steamer was an oi'
i.,,ar nnd carried wireless.
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Sunrlary-Siol"n bases ShoVln'
Cleveland. Sykes. Reilly. {: Spencer -.
Twn La.., hi,S-S;.wart. t'iuhrcr.. Shov-
lin. Home run-Syk"$. Double plays
Nee 10 Sykes Number OF hitS-or La
kaff in > - innings. strike outs
L,akasS Frost !. NaincS ). Eases on
1aliS-~I.:,i;I:f . Frost .. fEainc< |. Left
ON bas..>--,Srr!reli"ld :. Dayton 2. Hi;
battcr~-R Reilly ny by Hain"s. c. Spencer
hv Frost. CnIpir.S--IIolni.s and DAILY.
Tine, 3:ip. Attendance 2I2l.
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REDS DROP DOUBLE.

NEW YORK, Sept. 13-New York
made it eight straight by defeating Gin,
rinnati in q double header today. 3 to 0
and TO t. In the first game Schupp
held Cincinnati to hits, two OF them
hunts. Holke the young first baseman
of the Giants. won tho game In the sixth
inning with three base hit when the
bases were full. In the second game
New York won by batting Schneider Tor
five runs in tho first inning. Scores:
First Game.
r. n. f.
Cincinnati % 0 0 0 0 0 90 3 2
New York =. q 0 3 0 x-3 ~ o
Toney and Hahn; Schupp and McCar-
Three base hit-;Holkc. Stolen base
Burns. Left on hascs-New York 5;
Cincinnati G. First on errors-New
York .. Bases on balls-off Schupp 3;
Toncy /. Earned runs-oif Toney g.
Struck out-by Schupp 4: by Toney =
I'mpires-Eason and .Rigler. d" Time
:39.
Second Game.
Cincinnati IL O1o2 o. 9 !
New York IS o 0 ] ks 2
Schneider Schulz. knetZer and Win
go; Smith. Perritt and Rariden.
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River Sta6AR

PITTSBURGH. Sept. l3-DAVIS IS
LAND DAM-s.3 feet. stationary;
clear.
STEUBENvILLE SO feet station
PARKERsBURG-3 feet stationary;
clear.
MORGANTOWN-6. rising; clear.
OIL City, inches falling: clear.
WARREN-.1 foot falling; clear.
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,r,+,sb Forcas Withdrawn.

LONDON, Sept. II, II:4V a. N.:-I ne
british forces which crossed the Str1lI.a
n !,,,r =, I:rHrk Macedonia last Sunday,
i Ky, ,,nen Withdrawn. utter having in
T Fiictcd heavy losses on the Bulgars, aG &c;
nnr6iNr 10 n report sent by the British
nrcss Tcpr entative at Salonikl.
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CLOSE SEASON SUNDAY

The Florence Athletic club will clos,
It's baseball season Sunday with = double
bill ut the Bellaire park with tho 1ooS4
81 team of this city. The first Eauns
will be called at o'clock sharp and Hll
f. 4. c. are requested to report It thu
park ct I o'clock. 'r-'l
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United States Senator w. e. b
and Judge Ira E. Robinson, Rep1
can candidate for Governor, Will
dress the Republicans Of Ohio CoV,
and adjoining counties Tuesday MD
Septenber 18th,
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COMMISSIONER WINS
FREE-F0R-ALL TROT
At ST, CLAIRSV|LLE
;pecial Dispatch to the Int uiGcncer

Special Dispatch to the In;rl!iGrncer,
ST. CLAIRSN1LLE. o.. SEPT. IL
Commissioner. owned b. Dr. George w:
kinScy OF Wheeling. Won the trcG-tor-ali
trnJ. III" iiaul event OF the racing caro-
al 81. tlairSvil!"'$ fair here today. inc
speed events were witnessed by Il far
sized crowd. y r,cord-brrakinE attend
ance is expected tomorrow. the final day
OF the fair when Sorur excellent rtcius
IS promised. Yesterdays races resulted
as follows:
ESQ Trot; Purse $500.
Ruth Todd. b. M. II. J. Johms-
ton. Woodshcld. O.......... l
Puzzle. .. m: Jake Engler.
Wheeling, W. Ha......:.... Q
Sweet ->pplr. b. H.. nr. &. w.
l[insry. Wheeling. ". Va.
Or. Shepherd. b. E..WIn. Shep-
r, hsrd' L Mai6l ;, l'a M, Bum.
xartucr & Martin. st. 'Clalrs-
Timc-3:3G: 5:&l; 2:2a j.
$40 Pace; Purse $500.
Wilson Direct b. K. II. J.
Johnston, Woodsticld ...... l
Princess. b. m, Campbell Il
Anderson. Earncsvillr ......
Dan g.. h. K. George Mccrea.
Columbus. y. ...:..;;.....
Jelle. b. m. J. T. Mercer.
Washington. IN. ......,....
Free-for-Au T-os; Purse $500.
Commissioner. b. &. DR..
Geo. W itinsey. Wheeling l l l
Jones. Cleveland. d.. 3 9
Hub Holiday. b. &. Geo.
Tima@3: ?I:a:' 5:IS !; @:1g4; 2:2o.
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PREMIER OF GREECE
Continued From FIRST Page.)

Rumania. BesideS the destroyer sunk
stveral other hits were observed IN
both of the attacks. Berlin says.
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wh.rn,s Tn. ovsrcoat9

Persons who had to go to work early
yesterday morning were reminded OF the
comforts of an overcoat when the tenn.
perature almost touched the frost MARC
The lowest temperature was -. ,ii:yhs$
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PHILLIES SPLIT EVEN.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept. l3--St. Louis
got an even break here today, the viSl-
iors winning the first game by knocking
Rixey of the rubber in the seventh IN
hing. to 4, and Philadelphia taking the
second to 4, largely through Crarath
hard hitting. Crarath's home run drove
in two runners ahead of him in the sixth
inning and his double in the Fights
helped To score the winning tally The
Scores:
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Two base hits Carey. Schultz.
Stolen bases-Bigbee. Carey. H. WaG-
ner. Sacrifice hits-Bigbee, Carey
Mowrry. Double play-Olson. Cutshaw
and Mcrkle Left on bases-Pittsburgh
:; Brooklyn :. First on errors-Pltts-
hurgh J. Rnscs on balls-otf Smith 2:
Coopcr 1. Hits and earned runs-off
smith Q and 4 in 6 Ia; off Dell l and
q in 2-S: off Rucker and in 2; off
Cooper 2 runs in Q. Struck out--Coop,,
cr 2 Wild pitch-Coopcr !: Passed
baI|-Mcvcrs /. Umpires-O'Day and
and Harrison. Tlmc-1:44
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and Judge Ira e. Robinson, RepubIi-
can candidate for Governor. will ad-
dress the Republicans Of Ohio County
and adjoining counties Tuesday night,
September 18th.
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HOW they STAND
NATIONAL LEAGUE
Yesterdays Results.

(ONew York. 3: Cincinnati. o.
l")Nrw York. G: Cincinnati. i.
tDSt. Louis. :: Philadelphia, 4.
2yIhiladclphia. :; ST. Louis, 4.
(DEost0u. Z: Chicago. 3.
(2)Brston. II: Chicago, o.
PITTSBURGH. c: Brooklyn. r.
(1)-First game. i2)--Sccond game
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,&.h Ctna1nar Sunk.

LONDON. Sept. 13. $40 p. m'NLIoyIs
shiDping Agency announces that tne
Dutch steamer Antwcrpcn. mas oeeH
sunk.
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ST. CLAIRSv!LLE

American Guaranteed Paint, at fac.
tory price, $1.S5 pc: Gallon. a. J. Lo..
rentz, ST. ClairsVille, Ohio. II
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Second Game.

ST I,ouis 90 % % 0 0 "a Z l
PHILADELPHIA l 0 ? 0 Ks
Currie. Lott and Gonzales, Brottem
DemLrrc and Burns.
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poindexter a Winner.

SEATTLE. Wash, Sept 13.-United
States Senator Miles PoindeXter, who
was elected as Republican six years
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First Gnnc.

X. II. II.
ST. Louis 80 0 0--1 !
Philadelphia ! q u ~ 4
AInns and Gonzales; RiNcy. OeschEer