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INTER-STATE LEAGUE
Won. Lost P'ct.
Nit Castle 1 o 1.000
Washington 1 0 l.ojn
Fort Wayne 2 1 .?7
Jackson I 1
ToiHo l;. J .an
Saglnaw 1:: 2 .333
Wheeling Ijl 1 .000
Toungstown 0 1 .000
Todsr's game#-Wlie?lln*.ai Washington,
Youngstown at Xew Cattle.
Well. "Ours?" are down at the bottom
of the ladder In Youngstown'fl company
this morning. But we wont stay I
there. Don't you think It! The boys may |
lose ten games and then finish above |
all the others. It la better to give Washington
a lift anyhow. She will need it,
for h??r team simply doesn.'t compare
with Wheeling's notwithstanding yesterday's
crushing defeat. "
WE FEEL DEPRESSED.
Thow WiuhlngtolM Woke Up and Made
ThrniM-lvca Felt Vntcnlajr,
Fiom a Staff Correspondent.
WASHINGTON. Pa., May 4.-Barney
McGarry went In the box for the Wheelings
this afternoon and met with a
hearty reception at the hands of the
Washington team. Barrett was slated
to pitch, but in the preliminary practice
he was so wild that Darrah concluded to
substitute the Canadian. In the open
' Inning he wu touched up for five hltu j
and save turn ba*e* on wills. This,
with errors by Rlr-kert and Shaw, let In
fix run? and placed Washington no far
In the lead that the Wheeling* never
got within haJllng distant*." After tne
first inning McGarry set ftcd down and
pitched good ball, but as .Wheeling waa
not able to do much with- Dlnamore'a
flow and apparently eaay delivery, the
game was very much one-aided. In the
llfth ar.d rlxth th* Washington* again
Jumped on Mac with both f?t and made
seven runs. Then Barrett was aent
>ut to warm up. He. too. got more
than he bargained for. hln delivery betng
hlt^hard and often lb.the aevtnth
and ninth Innings.
Gallagher's hitting waa the feature
f-'r the Wheeling end 6( the game.
Washington put up n game with lots of
fnap and ginger. Curran hit hard and
ofton. Darrah flelded a nice game at
tecond. his stop of Griffin's apparently
nfe hit In the fourth being the fielding
feature of the game. The tale of woe:
W1 IKK UNO. AB. R. 1111. PO. A. K.
U'agner. 3 ."10212
VloVtt. r f 1 .1.4 I 0
OaHnirhor, m 5 2 2 0 1
I'a-rah. 2 "? 0 .3 5 0
SlrfTnvfrtor. 1 ft *0*" 0 0 0
K'rkTt. 1- f 4 0 1 2 0 1
Whally. s. s 2 l o 3 2
Shaw, r 5 0 1 5 0 2
North wains, c 2 0 0 0 0 0
McGarry. p 2 0 0 ft 0 o
Barrett, p 2 1 2 0 0 0
Totals * <5 12 27 10 1
WASHINGTON. AB. R. BR. PO. A. E.
Martin, r. f 5 1 3 2 0 0
Rita. a. s 5 2 3 2 2 1
Hlnehart. L f 7 Z " I 3 0 1
r.flln. 3b G 2 .1 1 3 1
Troy, m 1 3 13 0 0
Brt***. r 2 2 12 10
Curran, lb R 4 4 0 0 0
Kuhn. 2b 5 3 1 5 5 1
Dlnnmore, p 5 1 2 0 2 0
Total* 47 20 1^ 27 34 4
Wh^lln* 010020300?5
Washington S O 0 0 2 5 3 0 4?2U
First !>a*e on ball*?Hriggfi 3; l>insmor??.
Curran. Troy, Martin,-Kuhn. Rltz.
Whally.
Struck out?By McGarry, 1:-Barrett. 2;
Dln?more, 1 i .1
Two base hlt-Orlflln, Curran. Din*mo
rr.
Stolen haxen-Martln. OaWngher, 3:
H!n*hart. 2: Cumn. 2; Brig**. 2; Wagner,
Krz. Violet.
Time. 2:30. Umpire, Mitchell.
THE "FiRXEXa" WOlf.
Knell Plirlird a Fine (lame Affalmt Tor*
rrjtou'i Tram.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
TOLEDO. Ohio, May 4.?Fort Wayne
capture! tho odd game of the aerie* thin
afternoon before a good alzed crowd.
Knoll, late of the Cleveland*. was In
th* box for the "Farmer*" and pitched
* fln<: game. allowing the local* but *ix
hits Keenan waa mit the enigma (hat
h.? was against Fort Wayne on Saturday.
P'-orr: R H K
Fr.rt Wayne 7 13 1
TolMo 4 6 4
Ratterlnw-Toledo. Kwnan and Arthur;
Fort Wayne. Knell and O'Meara. Urnplre,
Stellherger.
BRODIB WAS A KABK
For (lie \rwCatllr flitters In the Game of
Vrilrnliif.
Serial Dispatch to the Inlelllifeneer.
NK\V CAKTM5. Pa.. May 4.-The
same to-day wan but llttl* eliw than a
Kluffghifr match. there belnjr three
one triplo for New Castle an
" on as * homo run by Gunxfel, while
Youngttown hart throe triple* and a
I-.uM" Th" visitors played a very
ho** fielding fame.
S'or* RUE
N'"* ''title. 0 4 0 0 ? 0 4 1. 0- -IB 13 2
Yoiinc?t'n 1 0 0 1 o 6 0 ,2 0-11 14 9
l!nf furies? Nwr Castle, Irwin and Ollboy;
V .JTjjtf'own. HiO'll- and Zlnrcn. I'mO'jtrlen.
THE ''JAX0N5" DEFEATED.
Th# lumr at vrna n lltanfy.
Allm'a flnnil Work*
Hp*'lnf Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
SAGINAW. Mich.. May 4.?Tho good
work if Allen In lh?? box for th?? HukInawn
w:m th?? eniiim* >>f th*$lome loam
winning It* Met victory to-day. ICnj?? l
nvirirn rixn ojiii. jivui
flHded n fimt ftfitnc* '
Rror* It II K
H;iitlnaw 5 1 2
J-'-Knon.. . 1 H 1
. HnalnikW. Alkn Mid Thorpe;
I > kioii, litiK'fl and
national u;\i;n ams.
Won. T.oiit. P'ct
flunl.iirirh i? 3 .7M
Mii!ni|f||.hla ' 1
ii -a .04*
'"Inrlnnatl H C .CIS
ItoMon . " 3 .116
' l'-v?l?in>1 . r> t?
^..-lilnneon f> ' **
MrooJtlyn (I , ..7 ir>'
lmor? ?J .7 * 'I
I.ooIM ?J 4<3
N#u York 3 10 :x\
i^i'iixviii'* i :' v. .o?i
To*?lny'n iMmca-NVaahlngtCn nt Clew*,
land, itnitimore at i'itlflburgh, 1'hlladol- t
uhtu at 8t. Louis. Boston ot Cincinnati.
New York at Louisville. Brooklyn at Chicago.
Th? Orlolra Wou. ? .
PITTSBURGH, ll?y Hawley mel
hla hoodoo to-day In the Baltimore*.
Hla wild pitching and poor throwing
were reaponalble for the homf team a?feat.
Eaper kept the hits acattered and
tru well suported. Doy|e'? Hrst ]> ?
play was a feature. Attendance, 4,200.
PITTSBURGH. AB. R. Bit. PO.A. E.
Donovan, r. I C 1 1 ? 1 0
smith, i. f a a t -i ? o
Beckley, lb S 0 I 1 0 0
Stenscl. c. f fi 1 1 1 J *
Lyon., lb I 0 I 1 I J
Blerbauar, a> I 0 1 I J 0
Ely. a. a S 0 s 1 ? ?
Mcrrltt. c I 0 0 9 4 0
Hawloy. p 4 0 0 0 _t J
Total. ? 7 "5 ? 17 S
BALTIMORE. AB. R. BH. PO. A. E.
Doyle, lb 4 0 1 17 0 0
Keeler, r. f 4 3 S t J ?
Rrotlle. c. f 5 0 3 < 0 0
Ketly, I. I....: 5 0 1 1 0 J
Jennlnga, a. ' 1 I J ' J
Relta, :b B o 0 6 S 0
Clark, r: . I 0 1 0 0 0
Robinson, c. 4 10 110
Donnolly, lb f 0 1 o 4 0
Eaper. p i 0 0 _0 _0 _0
Totala ? 5 13 a ? 0
Plttaburgh. .1 1 0 0 0 I I I H
Baltimore.. .0 0 1 1 1 0 1 0 0 0 1-6
KarneU runa? Plttaburgh, 8; Baltimore,!.
Two base hits?Steniel.
Three l?ai?o hits?Kly.
Home hun-Snilth.
Sacrifice hit?Jennings.
8tolen bases?Keeler, Jennings, 2;
Kelley.
Double plays?Jennings, Kelt* and
Doyle: Keefer and Doyle.
Danes on balls?Smith Lyons. Merrltt,
2; Doyle, 2: Keeler. Kelley, Brodle.
Hit by pitched ball? Jennings, 2.
Struck out?Deckley, Doyle, 2; Robin*
son, Esj>er. *
Wild pitches?Huwley, 2.
Time. 3:10.
Umpire?Lynch.
At Loulsvlllo?Attendance 600
Score: R n E
Louisville.. .0 04000 t-7 12 9
New York.,.1 2 2 0 0 0 4 1 2-12 15 S
Earned runs. New York. 3: Louisville,
5 Pitcher*. Clausen and McDermott;
Mcekln. Umpire, Sheridan. Time, 2;30.
At Cleveland?Attendance 3.000.
S^ore: RHG
Clevel'd. .1 34000023 #-13 19 1
W ash 0 20000 0 2 1 05 10 I
Karned runs, Cleveland, 7; Washington,
3. Pitchers. Wilson and Doyd. Umpire,
Hurst. Time, 2:3).
At St. Louts?Attendance 2.000.
Si-ore: RHG
Phils 2 0*1-0 0 0 0 1 0? lii I
St. Lopls.. ..0 00001200-202
Earned runs, St. Louis. 3: Philadelphia.
1. 1 mpirr, r\r>-|r. ruciirm, tiicitcM??i>i
and Orth. Time, 2:20.
At Cincinnati?Attendance 3,300.
tScore: RHE
Cincinnati.. 60000020 M H 1
Boston 00000200 0?2 6 4
Pitcher*. Ehret nnd Nichols. Earned
runs. Clnrlnnatl, 5; Boston. I. Umpire,
Enislle. Time, 1:15.
At Chicago? Attendance 2.500.
Score: HUE
Chlcnffo 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 0 2?2 " 1
Brooklyn. ...0 001 0000 O-l 5 2
Earned runa, Chicago, 1. Pitchers, Grlftith
and Stein. Umpire, Wcldman. Time,
1:30.
WESTERN LEAGUE GAMES.
Won. Lost. PVt.
Detroit 9 3 .KM
Kan>a*city 7 < .***
St. Paul 4
Milwaukee fi f. .453
Minneapolis 5 ? .417
C'oliimbiM 3 7 .117
Grand Rapids 4 6 .4<>)
Indianapolis 4 7 .3*4
..At Columbus.
S.-orc: , - RHE
Columbus. .301 *3 0001 0-7 82
Indianapolis. 1 0 o o 0 1 0 1 1?1 G 4
Batteries. BoswelUand Wilson; Phillips.
Damon and Buckley,
At Detroit Attendance 2,000.
Detroit I l) o 1 1 0 3 0 0-$ 7 4
a Rapids.. ..i l o o o o o o o-2 ? 2
Batteries. F*ffield and Troat; Elteljorg
and Smuik.
Atfflt. Paul.
8t. Raul.. ..0 4 0 o 1 2 0 0 7-14 23 1
Milwaukee ' I 0 > o : 1 0-13 11 2
Batteries. Phylt-C Denser. Mullane nnd
Spies; Rott*er. Ha&i - and Spcer.
At Mlnncapol.*. 5
Mln'ap'IU ..0 # ?0 : I 0 0 D-J10 s
K'm'x CUy. ? ?T ? J 3 0 \ *-10 13 2
Hatterl* > -Hutchinson and Schriver;
Daniels and Lake.
Ainntrn* JUII.
The Sinclair* would like to know
whether the 8ea bright* arq4toing.io
play them according to tho
suei>. They can reply through tfifa paix
r.
Aftrr Haiiy I>?y?. "
The I!. C. Richards bowling team will
IhiwI the Press Club and lirownles tonight.
The Aqnritncl ltarr?.
NEW YOftK. May 4.-AboutT.600 people
were at Aqueduct to witness the opening
of the **a*on> A big ?frd; hntf
been provided and Tew scratches wort
Gladness Comes
Willi n better understanding of the
transient nature of the many physical
ills, which vanish before primer efforts?g
entle c ITorts?plcasan t e flrorts?
rightly directed. There in comfort in
the knowledge, that no many forms of
Bicknc(;s lire not due to any actual disease,
but simply to,(i constipated condi*
tion of tlio s.Vhtom.yliicli the pleasant
family Jaxatire. Htfvpnf Figs, promptly
removes. 'Dial isirliy if in (he only
remedy with inillionsof families, and is
everywhere esteemed so highly by all
who value good health. It* beneficial
effect# an* due to the fact, that it is I lie
one remedy which promotes internal
cleanliness without debilitating the
organs on which It acts. It Is therefore
all Important, in order to get its beneficial
effect!, to vote when you purchase,
tbnt yon have the genuine article,
which is manufactured by tlie California
Fig Syrup Co. only and sold by
all rcputahio druggists.
If In tho enjoyment of good health,
and the system is regular, laxatives or
other remedies are then not needed. If
alllicted with any actual disease, one
may lie commended to tho moot, fhillful
physicians, but if in need of a laxative,
one should have the Jjcst, and with the
well-informed everywhere. Syrup of
Figs st ands highest add is most largely
V;d und given most general satisfaction.
mudc. The day was perfect and a cool
bree*o blew from the ocean. Summary:
Five furlong*?'Tendernew won.
One mile?Jeffcriton won.
Half mile? Joe Hayman won.
One mile and a ulxtecnth?Chugnut
won.
Half mile?Free Lance won.
A BAD*BREAK
In the City Water Mnlui oil Main Street.
Street Car Hrrvlce DlaarraiiRetl.
IjiHt night about 8:15 o'clock there wan
n tviiiuv u^iiraiui m niu iiiiu'jii- ui
Main street Just below Tenth. The big
city water main?|t Is a twenty-Inch
main?had buret, and the*bricks of the
street pavement jurt been thrown twenty
feet In the air. Happily there were
no people or team* at the upot or there
mlp-ht have been one or more fatalities
to record. The water came out In a
huge torrent and quickly Hooded the
street, flowing down Tenth to Market
and down that thoroughfare to the
creek.
A hurry call was sent to Superintendent
A'arney, of the city water works,
who was quickly on the scene. As soon
as pofHlblo tho water was turned ofT a
square above. This left only the square
between Tenth and Eleventh streets
wlthotu water.
The most Inconvenleht 'feature of the
break was the disarrangement of the
street car schedule. North bound cars
from the South Side were stopped at
Fourteenth and Market streets, sent
over Fourteenth to Main, and down
from that point. Transfers to North
Wheeling were made. The Island and
Martin's Ferry cars ran only to Main
street at the end of tho str*l bridge.
Superintendent Varney placed a large
force of men at work last night to repair
the break. The work was well advanced
by midnight, b>it.wUl not bp finished
before a late hdorthls morning,
when the water will be turned on again.
WHEELING NATURAL OAS COMPANY.
Annnal circling of the Stockholder*?All I
Gaa flerraflrr to !? fold Throagh
Meter*.
Tne stocknoiaers or tne wneeung nmura{
gas company held their annual
meting at the offices of the company.
No. 1425 Chapllne street, yesterday. 1551
aha^ra of stock were represented out of
a total of 1,880. Among the Pittsburgh
directors present were W. J. Dlehl, Senator
William Fllnn. H. C. Robertson |
and A. 11. Dally. The annual statement I
of the company shows a falling off In receipt!*
of $27,000. which was partially accounted
for. The company has been Inventing
In Marshall county, West Virginia,
and Washington, county. Pa.,
flora*, from which they eventually expect
returns. Tho Cameron pipe line
has ditto been a drain on the company.
The directors chosen were: Senator
William Fllnn, A. C. Robertson, H. A.
Neeb, Kdwln Bindley, Vincent Ste- !
vens, C. H. Stolzenbach, George H.
Fllnn. A. B. Dally, Jr., and Robert 8.
Fraser.
The most Important business transacted
was the adoption of a resolution
requiring that all gas sold hereafter
should pass through meters.
1W X[ Women do many
/ 2a Am things that get
h'm them sll out of
order. Careless
dressing, exposure
traflto draughts, over i
/ 7 I exertion?these and !
L / /QB Vy many others start
the trouble. A
7slight cold may run j
/ / ffltii *mo ^Ie mort *r"
I ( *ous complications, '
4 ^ jgSMH Perhaps none of
V? these things would
amount to much if j
' ntilv ram wm* m. I
ferdsed. to remedy
them af once. Neglect
is amost pro- I
lific cause of serious j
female troubles. By j
and by, the trouble |
is so much aggra- ,
vated that thepnysician's
skill is
needed and then
the dread of the examinations so much
in vogue at present, d^te* tie sufferer
still longer. * ** "
As a matter of fact, examinations and
"local treatment" should not be, submitted
to till everything else has failed.
Nine times in ten, thejr are wholly unnecessary.
Womeu were cured before
these obnoxious methods came into practice.
For over 30 years. Dr. Pierce's
Favorite Prescription has been successfully
prescribed for all derangements of
the womanly organism. It is remarkable
for its effect on the whole system.
It makes the blood pure, makes digestion
better, helps stomach, kidneys ana bowels
and is wonderful in its effects on the
generative oivans. It immediately begins
to nllay the inflammation and stops
the debilitating drain that is always apparent.
As the inflammation erases, the
pain stops, the nerves are auicted and
tl^ncreased bodily strength does the 1
All safTcrirtfr women nhould Mod for the j
"Pcoole'i Medical Adrlwr" (iooo page* pro; |
faacly illustrated). Sent rree on receipi 01
twenty-one ctuU to cover pottage ind wrap- ,
plug only, by world'* Disppmsart Mrdical
Association, No. 663 Main Street, Buffalo, N. Y. 1
BEL LAIRS.
All Sorta of T?oenl Xowi mul Ootatp fVom
?J tli? GUm CHf.
- The township board of educntlon has
(akrft In hand the matter of reducing aal-nrlKgnml
found sovoral snng? In tho wav
of lfli?lnif a reduction upon the avernu*
ntt?fcdnn'*e. Tho out If from ISO to $35
per month. This nt West Wheeling would
allow the prltnnry grade teacherl'iOand tho
principal of the school S3S, no thnt tho suhdlstrict
was exempted from the order. An
soon ni thin was done three other case*
of Injustice bobbed up and wore nllowd
to pay as mtirh as f.v). When tho hoard
kT' through there will ho scarcely a
visible reduction anywhere. ^
William Kriodensteln leaves thft W*ek
for Georgia. where ho has"1ieori elected
assistant manager of the milt farm owned
by a number of Ohio people.
John H. Campl?ell boa boon seloeeted an
delegate to th?" national AtnuliTiimiitcd
convention at Detroit. by the local lodge.
The stool worka will atart this morning,
hut how long It will run nobody scorns to
know.
The little daughter of Mr. and Mrs. W.
C. Downey died at Washington City Runday.
_
cvAAir k CD \ B,,k RaK? " the "uc*
i>,WUI\ ft UJ? 0 of tho season.
QUICK In effect, heiila hnd leaves no
senr. Burning, scnly skin eruptions
quickly cured by DeWltt's Witch llaxel
Slave. Applied to burns, scalds, old
sorea, It Is magical In effect. Always
Cures piles. Logan A Co.. Wheeling, W.
Vu.. U. F. Pea body. lloawuod, * and
Howie A Co.. Ilrldgeport.-Q.* ' ' I
^ ^ 1 O 1 11 fi
Diuyuie ouuv?
(i. k 3. OFFKIt NO. (!.
To every rltlor who covoni 3.000.
nillcH "on a Humbler Rlcycle,
with G. & Tlrcf?, Iwtwoen April I,
IfidO, nnd Dee*rnlwr 1. IK9G, wo will
t>reffent?A HANDKOMB ROUVJflNIR,
cdrtly enough to ho valued,
artlvtlc enough to bo proud of.
For full particulars see
JT-A.SOIN" O
10S3 Jlarket Stroot,
MUNYON'S
Improved Ilomicopatlite Romedies
SAVE DOCTORS' FEES.
Willi Mnnjron'i Gallic lo Health anil a
ilanvnn fc'nmltw HImIUIii. riiMt
In the Hobm Yon Can
AVOID LOHG SPELLS OF. ILLHESS.
The Munyon Remedies aot Instantly,
giving: relief ofter the first twp or three
doses and effecting a rapid cure even In
the most obstinate cases. There Is a
separate Munyon remedy for each disease
and each specific has plain directions,
so there can lie no mistake. If
you are ailing read Munyon't Guide to
Health; It will describe your disease
and tell you how to cure yourself with
a 25 o*nt Munyon Remedy. If you
find that you have rheumatism, tako
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure and your
pains and aches will be gone In a few
(lays. If you have stomach trouble
take Munyon's Dyspepsia Cure; for a
cold or a cough, the Cold Cure or the
Cough Cure, and so on. No matter
what the disease you can be absolutely
certain of a rure If >*ou take the remedy
recommended In the "Guide." When
you are In doubt, a personal letter to
Professor Munyon .1505 Arch street, will
be answered, with free medical advice
for any disease.
AT ALL DliUOfllBTS-SSo A BUTTLE.
FOR THE BAENGERTES1
The Local MimIcaI XoclrtU* r?h?ar*ed by
Prof. Vogel.
Last evening in the Opera House, the
singers of the three local singing societies,
Arion, Mozart, and Beethoven, and
tho Martin's Ferry Maennerchors, who
are to figure in tho chorus at the coming
National Haengerfest in Pittsburgh, had
their first rehearsal under the direction
of Prof. John 8. Vogei, of Pittsburgh.
tvhrt tHIl Mwdunl Hip chorus when It
performs In Pittsburgh next month.
Prof. Vogel Ik now cngag>*d in n tour of
the entire country, rehearsing the German
singing societies who are to send
Ringers to Pittsburgh. When Prof.
Hermann Schockey struck the first
chord for the accompaniment last night
at 8:30 o'clock, there were probably fifty
singers on hand. Prof. Vogel wan wfll
pleased with the showing of the W heeling
singers, who bid fair to distinguish
themselves at Pittsburgh. The four societies
will send 100 or ilO singers to the
fest. The chorus will contain 2,600
voices.
Your ltoy Won* Ure a Mouth.
So Mr. Gilman Brown, of 34 Mill st.
South Gardner. Mass., was told by the
doctors. His son had Lung trouble,following
Typhoid Malaria, and he spent
three hundred and seventy-flve dollars
with doctors, who finally gave him up,
saying: "Your boy won't live a month."
He tried Dr. King's New Discovery and
a few bottles restored him to health
and enabled him to go to work a perfecUy
well man. He says he owes his
present good health to use of Dr. King's
New Discovery, and knows It to be the
best In the world for Lung trouble.
Trial bottles free at Logan Drug Co.'s
Drug Store. 4
Headache cured in JO minutes by Dr.
Mile*' Pain Pills. "Ono cent a dose." At
drutrgl?ts.
POLITICAL.
REPUBLICAN STATE CONVENTION.
Pursuant to the Instructions of the
state Republican central committee, and
the rail of tho national Republican committee.
a state convention of delegated
representatives of the Republican party
of Weit Virginia will be held at the city
of Clarksburg. In the county of Harrison,
on Thursday, the 14th day of May. lh*. at
12 o'clock noon, for the purpose of electing
four delegates-at-large and four altfrnates-at-large
to represent this state In
the national Republican convention, to be
held In the city of St. Louis, Missouri,
on the 16th day of June. 1896.
It Is recommended that the basis of
representation in said state convention
be one vote for eaeh 100 votes, and fraction
thereof greater than fifty, cast for
President Henjamln Harrison In 1S92.
It Is recommended that each county
choose as msny delegates to said convention
as will equal the number of votes
it will 1k? entitled to cast therein; and that
the chairman of each Republican county
committee call a convention In his county,
or other propsr meeting, to choose delegates
to the state convention: In which
county conventions or meetings the co|
operation of all persons Is Invited who
riurpose hereafter to act with the Republean
party In Its efforts to promote protection
to American worktngmen. American
agriculture and American Industries;
a system of reciprocity, good government
In the state and nation, and a return of
prosperity.
WM. M. O. DAW80N.
Chairman.
GEO. W. ATKIX80N,
Secretary.
To County Chairman.
Please make proper nrrangcments to
have your county represented In the state
convention of May 14.
The state convention to nominate tho
state ticket, presidential electors, otc.,
will be held at Parkersburg on Wednesday.
July 22. at 11 o'clock a. in., at which
the basis of representation will be one
vote for each 100 votos, and fraction
thereof greater than fifty, cast for your
Republican nominee for Congress In ISM.
The formal call will be Issued later.
You will not overlook taking measures
to have your county properly represented
In your senatorial district, Judicial district
and congressional district conventions.
and also your delegate district convention
If your county ec In a delegate
district. Very truly yours.
WM. M. O. DAWSON.
Chairman.
(County Republican papers please copy.)
First District Republican Convention.
Fly the authority vested In mo as chairman
of the congressional executlvo committee
of the First congressional district
of West Virginia, and In pursuanco of tho
wishes of the committee. I hereby call a
convention of the delegated representatives
of the Ropubllcan party of tho said
district to meet In the city of Clarksburg.
In the county of Harrison, on Wednesday,
the 13th day of May, 1MW. at 1 o'clock p. m..
for the purpose of electing two delgates
and two alternates to represent the district
In the national Republican convention,
to be held in Bt. Louis, Mo., on the
ICth day of Juno. IW1
The basis of representation In said district
convention will be the same as nt
the state convention, one voto for each
loo votos. snd fraction thereof greater
than flfty, cast for Preeldent Benjamin
Harrison In 1W1
It Is recommended that each county
choose as many delegates to said convention
as will eaual the number of votes
It will bp entitled to caet therein, and
thnt the dalegatM be chopen In the unual
way, bjr county convention, primary electlon
or other proper meeting. All peraonn
who purpose to act with th? Republican
party in future aro Invito*) to participate
In etich meeting*. II. C. RICHARDS;
t*hnlrman.
enirs....
a & J. OFFEIt NO. 1.
To show that we nre Interented In
rider* of G. 4fc J. tire* (though not
on Rambler blcyclca) we will pre*rnt
n beautiful ?ouvenlr~of u little
vulue than tho Rambler
pouvenlr, but yet one which will be
highly prlxod?to ench rider who
nhall cover 1,000 mile* on ANY bicycle
other than the Rambler, but
fitted with a A J. tlrrs, during the
lame tltne aa Ktatod In offer No. 6.
. STAMP,
Opposite Fostofllce.
STANLEY WAIST?OE
GOGBGDd U^n
One of the Advar
_ or THE .
Stanle
Is the Fioretta Skirt
Retainer, which is sewed
on every waist, No
separation of skirt and
waist if this attachment
is on them?don't cost
anything extra oither. /
Almost 100 dozen / *
Waists received within |
the past few days. \
Will They H
Suit You ?
Try us. We ha ve every
style, from the chintz
and percales to linen and
silks.
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111 ill 50c t
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BICYCLES
THAT TALK. !
I
There are BICYCLES and Bicycles. >
Ju*t hh there aro "Nancy Hanks'* "
and dray horses.
?the? I
lit Bicjcle!;
I* decidedly not a dray hone. On
the contrary. It Is a winner In the
Cyrilne Derby. OUR BEAT AD- .
VERTI8EMENT Is not In the col- umns
of the newspaper, though we I
appreciate the value of "Printer's i.
Ink.'* When looking around. In- i
tendlnir to buy a wheel, don't fall to j
look at
THE TRIBUNE, j
IT TALKS.
ANOTHER THJNO-Soe rider* ot 0
Il.i- TRIPI'KE?THKY TALK. H.r?
la a combination of "Talk" for thr t
beat wheel made that will convince (
you the people you want to 000 arc f
Geo. V. Johnson's Sods :
1210 MAIN STItEET.
WANTBD.
"IIFANTED?ONE WASHER ANT) ONE
V> Ironer at once. Apply at 8I8TERHVti.T.K
STEAM LAITNDIIY, Bint em vl lie. .
W. Va. my4 _ ,
L2Al.K8>lEN WANTED IN EVERY >
O dtotrlct; new aeaaon; aamploa free;
alary or commlwlon with expeniea from
atart. LI'KK BROS. CO.. Chicago.
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WANTSD-A 8TRNOORAPHER AND '
typewriter for ofTlco work. The ap- ,
pllrant will ntnte age, qualification" and 4
tint tvagea dealrcd. Addreftfl P. O. Box
SB. myl*
WANTED ? TRU8TWORT1IY PERSON
to travel. Salary f?W and ex- 7
ponufs. Reference. Enclosed wlf-ad. S
UPPDPTi. K
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nr. Box "P." chicifo.
A 0KNT8 WANTED TO INTRODUCE
J\ "Earth Otrdled," Dr. Talmage'a wonderful
now book; noarly two moaslvb pugoa;
over 400 picture*; ho ton* nil ho kuw while
truvolink 'round tin; world. Addnwi
PEOPLE'S, SMI Markot *trent. Philadelphia,
Pn. fo2S-tth&w
QENERAL NOTICES.
NOTKM:- M V WIPE. HANNAH RAYMOND,
having loft hor bod nnd
board without any i-auHo, 1 hereby warn
the publlf iigalnpt trimtliig or oxtondluK
uny r rod It to her In my nnmo. W. <}.
RAYMOND. mvf c
VTOTK'E IS OIVEN THAT THE CN
iN Dr. R8 ION ED administrator* do bold*
non of Jamo* M. MrK?*v. lat?t of < <> iumhiiH,
Ohio, durounod, qualified aroord- r
Iiik to tho lawn of the domlcll of ho Id j r
Jamo* Rl. RtcKeo, will, at tho office of tho n
Wheeling A liolmont ltrldgp (Company, I,
on .May 12. 1W6, transfer upon tho book? of c
Maid I'omp.my 30 bar** of It* capital *toek .
Manillm; In tho name of *nld .fame* RI. a
Ivor. CALEB L. M'KEE,
CYRU8 IH* 1.1 NO,
AdmlnlHtratom.
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rilHE INTELLIGENCER PRINTING .
JL uRtubllahmunt. Neat, accurate, prompt.
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itages
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Buttons, Hat Pins, Voil Pins;:'
i and Waist Sets, in Silver;
and Pearl. All prices.
ey Waist suits
the
anleyShirt
the best for the men to buy.
detachable collars and cufia,
perfect fit, from
o $1.50 each.
ao of Whito Shirts.
]ff?0 & ?0D
FOB RENT.
FOR RENT-SEVERAL OOOD ROOMS
la the City Bank Bulldln*. Inquire at
ho City Bank of_Whetllng mrta
1.10II RENT-TWO ROOMS, FURNISHI;
ED or unfurnished. Poauewlon
fivcn April 1. Apply Market street.
_ ror!4 ;
17?0R RENT-LARGE UNFURNISHED
I; room on flret floor. Separate cnrance.
Both cassei. SS Fourteenth
itreet. 1 bH>R
REXr. APRIL T. 1303^ NO. 1404
Mnln ?iwi. ihree-?<?rr brick warehouse,
nnnira ?.( IIKNRY K. LW. The City iknk of
Hireling, delfl
. /-??? nn?-n nL'cr nruicr nn/Mir iw
J ?VOi' ??W? 4 WVHt ...
L the city; large and plenty of light;
entrally looted in best advertised buildng
In the ctty. Also Urge hall for rent,
ipplr at HU1I CLOTHIERS. Fourteenth
ind Market stmets. 3all '
pOR HEN J'.
Third lloor, 1007 Main street, flro rooms.
'IO Lit AN?s.%.000 on goo<l rrol mint*.
l'Olt SAI.K?Propfrtf ou the IsUutd pAf>
itS J - per c?nt.
JA9IK* L 1IATVLET.
Kenl K*tnie nml Flnnttrlnl Ajj-nt,
Jii:i iof. Main Street
FOR SALF.
iJTor *sXle^utch ers* ice hox.
Lj Address "W. H.,M Martin's Ferry, O.
aplS. T .
rOR BALE-FINE SHETLAND PONT,
L cart, saddle and harness. Apply to
tPEVKK PROS. apfl*
plumbing SHOP FOR SALffl
I cheap. Stock, horse, wagon, etc., on
asy terms. ?Jood stand. Address b;
nrc of Intelllffencer office. mrt4 ;
l.iOti SAI.K -- THAT 1>K8IRABLB
V Piece of property Joining Mcsart Park >'
m tne north. Same will be sold in Iota to
:ult purchaser?. Also nine lots opposite
Jt. Zlon Cemetery, on the Fairmont plkflt
^or further Information Inquire of J. O.
CRAZIER. 2Ui Chapllne street. aplt*
Jj^Olt 6A LE.
SALOON.
Good Tormiou aiiU tniile. ?' ?? be bought
heau. Inquire ot* > (VnOYCR.
ih.H 1 ?m'imp! 1 tie Street. ,,
k UK SALK.
I FEW CHOICE !,OTS \T EDIJIXHTOX
t heap ir.nl on i'a?y Terim
W V. HOGE
or6 Cltv Dank nutMlne 1 o> Market Street !
' TUCKB KOK 8ALK.
5 6" sharea junction Iron Company.
: Wheeling Pottery bond*. 0 per cent.
M shares liloch s Mall I'ouch Tobacco.
3.1 ?huroH lu-lmont UrMcc company.
PO Phnrc? Wheeling Urlage Company.
30 shares Dollar Savings Dunk, of Bel*
aire.
80 shares Aetna-Standard Steel and Iroa
Company.
100 shares Wheeling Steel nnd Iron Co.
SO shares Franklin Insurance Company.
K. S. IKWIN. Broker.
j?pll No.J2 Tv^ifth Street
STOCKS FOR SAl.i:
3 Warwick China Co.
Hloch Bros. Tobacco Co.
Wheeling Steel nnd Iron Co. '
Central Gins* Co.
I.ullelln Iron Co.
U'nml itrna. IMnnlncr Mill Co
Franklin Insurance Co.
Ktveraldo Glasa Works.
Wheeling Hallway fo.
Wheeling; I? e anil Storage Co.
Provident Life Indurative Co.
Wheeling Park A'sodoMon.
Arlon Hall Association.
Wont Virginia Ktate Fnlr Association.
Aefna*Btantliird Iron Mill.
New 8to?l llrldge.
Itoyal Clav Manufacturing Company.
Wheeling Mould Foundry Co.
Wheeling Electrical Co.
SIMPSON & HAZLETT.
No. 1111 Market Street.
Stocks, Bond* and Inveytmonts. aplT
lATRNK Th,t Kloetrle A Mechanical In*
rt ion 10. Htrutnent Company I# fully
rovldcd lo do experimental work, model
tork and to build any kind of small ma?
hlntry or InnlruntontN In the most nromnt
nd rronomlral manner. 4<* Rmlthfleld
it., fourth floor, entrance through store.
f Artificial l.linb MO Co. ?
Msnnfsclurp* tb? Us#t got*!* on the
market. Mtoti?,Tru?es,Bnpport?rs,
CnitrbM ttr. Altosppllsnr** feresffCUBfa?
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