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| BASE BALL | BOWLING. ?
''??SX?-4H?<^
j Sporting. I
I BOXING. 1| CYCLING. |
|. INTER STATE LEAGUE.
? ' standing op cwjns.
j? " Cliiba. ' ' " ' Won.*~"T.oftt Per.
HP. Dayton 45 24 .C52
a- Toledo 41 ' "30 .577
g' Fort Wayne 42 ""'132 .568
? . Wheeling .Hl.V...... 37 "> ; 130 . .552
1 "Kcw Castle 32 vWi41 .438
Columbus 20 v ,y39 .420
Mansllold 28 . ,.-38 .424
I Youngatown 23 ^.,44 .343
. YESTERDAY'S d&MES.
| Fort Wayne 3. Wheeling^!."1
.Munsfleld C, New Cttrtfle 4.
Dayton 3, Youngstown 1.
i TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Columbus at Wheeling.
M.Tolcdo at Youngato\yj).(i
Dayton at New (Castie.
Fort Wayne ul^ Mansfield.
o
' Special DlfpatcH to the. tnt?iilj:enc?r.
FORT WAYNE, Ind.,' JUly 11.?The
Visitors were unable to'' hit Harper
at any stage of the grifae. Skopcc
wasJ just as much of an 6'filgma to the
Iridfans until the seventh Ihnlng, when
they (ell onto his delivery, rind pounded
out three runs. Nearlyf!Kll of Fort
Wayne's hits were made^rrthls one Inning.
The rest of the game was close
and exciting, and many Wi\d plays were
' seen. Score: l5!,;
FORT WAYNE. AB. R.UI?H. l'O. A. E.
Brosheur. lb 3 1.... 1 1> 0 1
Krueger, a. s 4 0""i 1 3 u
Lurcher, e. 1 4 U" i - 0 u
Miller, r. f 3 0 2 1 0 0
Belilen. 1. f 4 0 ' o 2 o 0
Bnbt>, 3b 1 1U G 1
Ilolllnpsworth, 2b... 4 Q y 1' 4 0
Bergen, c 4 0 1 (I o 0
Harper, p. 3 lvilifi 12 0
.Totals '...'....30 i""* 27 15 2
WHEELING. A13. RI'BII. TO. A. E.
Meaney. r. f U 0 1 0 o ?
Congalton, c. f 4 0 l 1 0 i>
Lyons. 2b 4 0 0 1 1 0
Foole. lb I (> o 9 0 1
Peuulnnoy, 3b 3 0 1-50
Rbttormel. s. s 1 1 3 2 0
Boyd. c 3 f): ; 0 S 1 0
Rlttcr. 1. f 3 U 1 o 0 0
Skopec, i> 3 50 ^o 0 4t)
Totals 31 1 1 21 13 7
Fort Way no. 0 0 0 0 0 0 3 0 *?3
Wheeling 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 0?1
Earned runs,' Fort Wjiyne 3. T\vo-ba>e
hits.. Hxrper, Pequlnnjry Stolen bnse.s.
Miller, Uttbb. First base'oh balls, off Harper
2;' oft Skopec 4. Hit by pitched ball.
, Skopec 1. Struck out, by Harper 4; by
Skopec 1. Wild pltche?.'Skopec 1. Passed
balls. Boyd 2. -Double pluys. ICrueger to
Hrashear: Pequlnney to. Poole. Umpire.
Colgan. Time, 1:30. Attendance, 350.
Other Inter-State Games.
At Mansllehl. RUE
Manstield 0 0 12 0 2 10 ?G '.t 4
:Now Castle....0 0 0 0 0' 0 0 4 0?1 7 3
Batteries?Smith nr.d Fox; Flsscnler
und Grnfllus.
At Columbus. R H E
Columbus 0 1 0 0 0 0 0 0 2?3 7 1
Toledo I 0 0 0 0 1 0 0 U-2 4 I
i Batteries?Mahaffey. WoMe and Bevlllc:
> Strlcklett und Arthu?\
f At Dayton. R II E
Dayton 2 0 0 0 0 0 0.0 1?? 4 2
YounKfitown ....00000100 0?1 3 3
uiiuerics, unpaincK onu uonanue;
Alleman and Lynch.
; NATIONAL LEAGUE.'
I
STANDING OF .CLUBS.
Clubs. Won. Lost. Par.
Brooklyn 42 22 .G56
' Philadelphia 35: 39 .530
y .Chicago 37. 31 .544
ft Pittsburgh 35 ?1 .537
\ Cincinnati '....32 35 .4?.S
"i St. Louis 29 1 34 .4H0
% Boston 24 33 .453
New York 21 41 .339
PITTSmmOn. July ll.-N'ops pitched
1 only a mediocre game, ahd made the shut:
y: out of Brooklyn worse" :UV' giving Pitts|burgh
three runs by.making n fumble
5,. arm iwo wiui mrows. .a'niiuppu nuu inu
L' visitors faded all the way. Attendance,
1 3 ,M. Sct?r?*:
* PITTSBURGH. AB. U. BII. IK). A. E.
f: rteauinont, c. f 4 3 3 3 0 0
[ Clarke. 1. f 4 i,. \., 2 > u o
Williams, 3b I *0 0 0 3 2
Wagner, r. f 4 ' .05' 2 3 u 0
Hltchey. 2b 4 U; 1 1 3 0
;'r , Cooley. lb 3 o 0 17 o n
O'Connor, c 3 o l 0 2 il
Ely. *. s 3-01130
)/ Phllllppe, p 3 0 0 0 2 o
Totals 32. 4, 10 27 13 *2
BKOOKLYN. All. R BH. PO. A. E.
r Jones, c. f 4 * DJ 0 2 0 i)
Heeler, r. f 4 - On n i n o
Jennings, lb 3.0 2 12 0 (l
Kelley. If 4 "0 3 2 (i 0
Dahlen. s. s 3 ,i,i> 0 l 7 0
Cross. 3b 4 (>. 0 rt o i)
Daly. 2b 3' U 0 2 4 0
McCuire, c 3 -0 0 2 1 0
Nops, p 3 . 0 113 3
Totals 3l;;.-0 4 13 3
Cooley hit by batted boll.
Pittsburgh 1 a a o 2 ft 0 1 ?I
llrooklyn 0 0 V' 0 0 o 0 0 0-0
Earned runs, PIUsMtffch 1. Two-base
hit. Wagner. StolQn. ,base, Hltchey,
Double plav, Ntins and. Jennings. First
base on balls, off Phllllppe 2; olt Nops 1.
Time, 1:55. Umpire, fjw/trtwood.
Cincinnati's Great Ninth.
CINCINNATI, July '1 ^Cincinnati made
another great ninth Inning llnlsh to-day.
With one out In the.mltUh, Wood tripled
and Peltz hit for four bases. Flick muffed
Breltenstrln's hard llrier." JJnrrett singled.
'Eraser then took Dnuohue'n place. Corcoran
walked. HcekW^s lilt won tlir>
game. Errors gave tlu:'Phillies all their
runs. Score: turn
"ar Cincinnati ....2 1 ft'o 'o 0 o o A~i 'i?
*< Philadelp'a. ...0 1 2 0 1 0 0 2 0?r, r? 5
U jMinrrirf. ocon nun rfiiis; L/onoriUC,
. Frazer and Douglas*. Earned runs. Cincinnati
4. Time, -MC." Umpire. Terry.
Attendance. Homo run. Pcltz.
ST. LOUIS, .nily 1|j-j?jflchols wan in superb
form to-day, and Jet St. Louis down
with two scratch hit,*., Yountf was lilt
effectively In but two" Inning*. Attend.
a nee. 1.700. Score:
St. Lonln 0 0 O,.0;.0 n (i o 0-0 L' 0
Ho*ton 0 0 0niQ 0 1 0 -?.'I s >
Batteries, Young,r#u*J Crlger: Nichols
. nnd Sullivan. KatnM runs, Ronton a.
Home run, Tonnoy.'.Time, 1:!K. Umpire,
Kmshe.
Drug Clerks' Onme.
The drug clerks^eouth of the creek
. defeated the drug.^lerlcs north of the
creek by u score of, JV to 'J, on the For*
ty-thlrd street '''{{rounds, yesterday.
Batteries. for th? clerks south of thi?
cteek, McKlroy, Tnpp? nnd KHsworlh.
north of the creek, Kllmcyer nnd Mo
Gee,
BASE BALL COMMENT.
Although WheellnK again suffered defeat
nt Fort "Wayntf yesterday, It was to
be expected, owing to the absence of
Taylor and Turner through the dynamic
efforts of Dictator Strobgl, of Toledo,
to wreck the league. Tho Wheeling
team will be homo to-day, playing Col
umbus this afternoon, and Poole will be
In the box for the "Stogies." The# boys
should receive a warm welcome on account
of their mlftortunes abroad. It l?
more than likely .that Turn?r and Taylor
will be In the (tame to-day.
"Wheeling has been handicapped the
last few game?, but will rise to her proper
position In the games she lias to
play at homo. {
Strobel Is talklp'g nbout rowdies, and
his Expert opinion has been gained
throuRh association with his own
toughs.
Give the ".Stogies" a hearty, reccptlon
at the island ballpark this afternoon.
They're Off I
The Wheeling fowling team left this
morning at 12:2S jjver the Baltimore &
for Atlantic City, from which
place they will go to New York Saturday.
The team Is slated to bowl In the
strike and spare game on Tuesday, and
In the Inter-city championship they will
bowl Friday with New York and Chicago
teams. The team's headquarters
while at New York, will be at the Union
Square hotel, whero rooms have
been engaged. The five men who will
do the work will be Stevenson, Campbell.'
Handlan. Rh'dcr and Hervey. while
ICnoke and Fetter will entor the twomen
contest.. , ,
GHAND LODGE B. P. 0, E.
Selects Officers for Ensuing Year.
Richmond and Milwaukee Mentioned
as Next Meeting: Places. [
ATbAisiiu ?jrrx. i>. ?iuij xi.? xur |.
grand lodge of the Benevolent arnl Protective
Order of Elks was engaged the I
entire morning In electing the following |
ollleers: ,:
Grand Loyal Knight?Lloyd Bowman,
of New York City.
Grand Lecturing ICnlght?William B.
Brook, Lexington, Ky.
Grand Secretary?George A. Reynolds,
Saginaw, Mich.
Grand Treasurer?Edward Orris,
Mcadvllle, Pa.
Both the secretary and treasurer have
served six years and were elected
1 without opposition. The selection of
the next place of the meeting will be
made to-morrow. The only two places
so fat- mentioned for the next meeting
are Richmond, Va., and Milwaukee.
EDUCATIONAL ASSOCIATION
Opens Its Annual Session?Nearly
2,000 Delegates Present.
CHARLESTON, S. C.. July 10.?The
National Educational Association was
welcomed to Charleston this afternoon
at the opening pension cK the annual
convention. Nearly 2,000 deJegates were
present In the auditorium when the assemblage
was called to order by W. H.
Welsh, chairman of the local executive
committee. Dr. William. R. Harper,
president oi the University of Chicago,
was the principal speaker at the morning
session of the.national council of
educators' convention. Dr. Harper
made a personal report as cnairman 01
the committee on a national university.
The report recommended that such a
university be not established. Dr. Harper's
report wan received by the delegates.
but a resolution was adopted,
continuing the committee nnd recommending
that further research and Investigation
be mndc.
MARTIN'S .FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of Wheeling's
Progressive Neighbor.
The "Woman's Foreign Missionary Society
of the Presbyterian ehurch met
in the parlors of the church yesterday
afternoon. The subject taken by the
leader, Mrs. H. W. Smith, was tho
"Phllliplnes," and a most excellent letter
was read from her son, Ernest,
now stationed on that Island. , rt,?.
Howard, the three-yearrold son of
Mr< and Mrs.. Man dry, residing on Pearl
street, 'died yesterday morrilnlr'iftVr ?'in
illness1 oi Several weeks. Thty funeral j
will take place this, afternoon .. at '1
o'clock, nud the Interment will b<? made
at Rlvervlew cemetery.
The funeral of Miss Ida MoCabe took
place yesterday morning "t 0 o'clock
from the St. .Mary's ehurch, and was
largely attended. The Interment .was
made at Llnwood cemetery.
i iic lunerui ol ;urs. j^uuun uuuia
took place yesterday afternoon at 12
o'clock from her late residence on
Broadway. The Interment followed at
Rlvervlew cemetery.
Dr. A. R. Ong lias returned from
Cleveland, where he went to attend the
funeral of his sister-in-law, Mrs. Walter
O !)g.
Mr. and Mrs. Howard Jones and Mr.
and Mrs. John Campbell left last evening
for a ten days' stay at Atlantic
City.
A number of young people from here
went up the river yesterday afternoon
oil. the Uayne and floated down in skiffs.
David Llewellyn leaves to-morrow for
his home at Middloton. Ind.. after a
week's visit with relatives In this city.
Mrs. J. Ij.- Clark, of Kenton, O.. .Is
the guest of the family of Hew S. J.
I Boble, on Walnut street.
Miss Alice Fisher left yesterday for
Sandusky to spend severnl weeks with
friends and relatives.
Miss Minnie Gamble, of Steubenvlllc,
Is spending a few days with relatives
on South Broadway.
The Etude mandolin and guitar club
win accompany the picnickers to Creasap's
grove to-day. ,
Rlngland Grayson leaves to-morrow
for Iowa, where he will visit relatives
Misses Blanche Talhott and hla Ferrang
left yesteray for Chautauqua to
spend a month.
A party of young people from this
city will give a dance at Steele's grova
this evening.
Mr. and Mrs. B. P. Brady have returned
from a visit, with.relatives at
Irondale. O.
A large crowd from here will attend
the AI. 13. picnic at Cressap's grove today.
II. K. Mason, of Pittsburgh, wns a
business caller In the city yesterday.
Steamship Movements.
BUSMEN?Arrived: Kaiser Wllhelm
der Grogse, from New York.
ROTTERDAM?A rrl veil: Mnaudatn,
from New York, via Boulogne.
QUKKNSTOWN?Arrived: Waoidand.
from Philadelphia. for Liverpool.
WMm
It Makes Restful Sleep.
Mlpoploxxnrim nhnoat Invariably arrotnpn*
Tilrs vondltjinUon and 11* manifold nttcmlnnt
evil*? ncryouM dlHordnrH, ludlgrMlon, hcnd<
(ic)jc,Jovh of upputllo.olc. To ntitMiii>l to Indueo
ftlcop |iy (.pint cm In n Hrtrlouit nilniukc, fur
tin? brat a Inuatv bctmmbftlanU the Ixuly naffer*.
Olery King removcn (hoentire ofwnliefiilactw
l?y. Ifm coitiliitiK olfKct.oti tho nerve*
and on llm hIoihhcIi and liowrla.
Olorj' ICIrW cure* Coniitlputlon and Nerve* 1
Htomucb, Liver and KlUtiuydlRcuiOi. U i
tetter/
X-ZE-MA KURE
never (alls to euro tho worst cases, no
mutter how long standing. J. V. 3fclntyro,
Bchraalenburg, K. J.,writes: "Having
bought a box t)fyourX-ZE-MA.KUKE
on the recommendation of my druggist,
for an oxtremQ. ea*o of totter, for which I
havo tried numerous so-called cures without
even relief, until I commenced using
your cure, and I am pleased to stato that
I am almost or quite cured with Icee than
one box. I am still using the cure, and
havo 110 doubt of final results."
X-ZF.-MA KVltr. (skin food) 5oc
X-ZE-MA KVRE (map) - ajo
For Sale by Leading Druggists.
.CAUTION: On nccotuit ofits Rrcnt merit
X-ZE-MA KURE is extensively counterfeited.,
The Pennine i# nut up in dork glass boxes with
X-Zh-MA KURE CO. in glnss letters on tlie
bottom.
X KUUK CO., UMUUSBUUO, JA.
BEIDGEPOBT HAPPENINGS.
Events of a Day in tho Town at the
End of the Bridge.
Miss Blanche Adolph Is the guest of
Miss Emma Joy, on South Broadway.
The Republicans of this city met last
evening at the Cleveland &. Pittsburgh
freight ollice and formed a marching
club to tak\> active yart In the coming
campaign. The club starts In with a
good membership, and It is expected the
number will be Increased shortly, as
much Interest Ls being taken In tho venture,
the Register's statement to the
^contrary notwithstanding.
Miss Lucy Kelnlnger very pleasantly
entertained a party of friends last
evening at her home on Pike street.
About eight couples were present, and
a most enjoyable evening was spent
by all.
Invitations were received here yesterday
for the cotillion dance to be
given by Prof. Delbrugge at Wheeling
Park to-morrow evening.
Mrs. Frances Williams, who has been
the ifuest 0f relatives In Akron for the
past month, has returned to her home
in this city.
The Aetna-Standard will resume in
all departments Monday. This will tie
gratifying news to its many employes
in this city.
Several from here will take In the
picnic at Cresap's grove to-day. given
by the First M. E. church of Martin's
Ferry.
A special meeting of council has
been callcd for this evening to establish
a new grade on Jacquet street.
Mr. and Mrs. T. L. Lewis have returned
from a two weeks' visit with
relatives at Columbus.
R. R. Barrett, Nick Kuhn und J. C.
Heinleln and families picnicked near
Blaine yesterday.
Mrs. A. J. Crouse left yesterday for
Woodsfield to spend a couplo of weeks
with relatives.
Several from here visited the Bresock
fishing camp at Piedmont, O.. yesterday.
Mrs. Joseph Rolen has returned from
a visit with relatives at Matamovaa, O.
Slbbie Itialby* went to Pittsburgh yesterday
to spend n week with relatives.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh switch to
Kuhn's Ice plant has been completed.'
Thomas Shartle, of Chicago, is the
guest of relatives in Kfrkwood.
Nathan Holloway is confined to. 'a
home on account of illness.
WELLSBURG.
Doings o? People in tho Brooke County
Metropolis.
Yesterday morning occurred the funeral
of Joseph Gaus. services being
held at St. .John's Catholic church, by 1
Hev. T. J. Duffy. The deceased was 1
forty years of age and unmarried.
To-day, at Mlllvale park, the Sunday
school of St. John's Catholic church
will hold its annual outing. A large at- 1
tendance is anticipated. 1
A marriage license was Issued to Wil- *
11am McC. Wheeler and Katie !> landman,
a popular young couple of Cross
Creek district. 1
The Belmont base bnll club, of ,
Bridgeport, will again cross bats with
the Wellsburg club, on Saturday.
Hon. w. li. Turr declines to do con- ,
sldnred as jl candidate for the Demo- ,
cratlc nomination for Congress.
"Wellsburgh Lodge No. 30. Knights of .
Pythias, meets to-night. Tli?re la worlc I
In the first and st-cond degrees.
Mr. and Mrs. S. S. Hedges and Mrs.
Louisa Hanes leave to-day for a visit of ,
one month at Colfax, Iowa.
Asa G. Neville has been granted a
patent on a machine for spreading ,
blown glassware.
Dr. W. M. Simpson nnd son Gerald, |
were Pittsburgh visitors yesterday. ,
Mr. and Mrs. George A. Frazler have
returned from ji trip to Indiana. i
The Laaearvllle Sunday school pic- i
nicked at Ebenezer yestreday.
? , I
THE HIVER. I
YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES. ^
Charleston...KANAWHA. a. in. I
HtHibcnvllle..T. M. I1AYNE, 2:30 p. tn.
SlHtprHvllle...Rl.'Tll. 2:30 n. m.
ClnrlnKton....LEROY, 3:30 p. m. ?
JJOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Cincinnati QUEEN CITY. s n. m. i
I'lttsburKh...GREEN WOOD, titfo a. m.
Pittsburgh...LORENA. 2 a. m.
l'nrkornburg.H. K. HEDFORD, 10:33 a. m.
Newport JEWEL. 11 a. m. [
St?'Ub?-nvlllc..T. M. I!AYNE, 3:20 p. in.
SlMtorsvtllo... lU'TM. 2:31) p. m.
Clnrlngton LEROY. 3:3t> p. m. (
ROATS LEAVING TO-MORROW. v
Pittsburgh... AVALON. fl a. m. .
Pnrkcrshurg.HEN 11 PR. 11 a. m. .
Steabcnvilic..T. M. RAYNE, 2:30 p. in.
SlstorKvlllo...RlTT!!, 2:30 p. m.
Clarington....LEROY, 3:30 p. in.
Alone hip Limdinr* 1
The Ron Ilur will bo to-day's packcl 3
for ParkerBhurg. 1
The local pnekots nrrlved and depart- .
ed an iiHual yestordny.
The marks at tho landing Inst evening
Indicated S feet 6 Inches and falling. '
ThoQucenCity Ik thlw morning's pack- '
i?t for Cincinnati, departing at S o'clock. *.
Iliver Telegrams. :
OIL CITY?Itlver 11 IncheH and fall- i
InR. Weather, cooler, with rain. I
WAIUtKN?Rlvyr .2 of a Coot.
MOKfJANTOW'N?Klvr 7 feet r.
Inches and stationary. Weather, clear
iind warm.
ST KU lite S VI LIAS?Hlver I feet 9
Indies and falling. Weather, dear and
warm. ,
IMTTSUUIKIII?Itlver 1.3 feet and
falling. Clear and warm.
OltDKlt of the American Wine Co..
nf St. Louis, If your grocer don't keep
Cook's Imperial Extra Dry Champagne.
BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of Interest in tho Metropolis
of Belmont County.
Rev. R. S. Coffey ana wife will go to
the seashore next week and during his
absence Rev. W. V. TyWlnkle, of tho
Second Presbyterian church, will occupy
his pulpit In the, First church, for
one service chch Sunday. .When*Rev. I
and Mrs. Coffey return Rev. TeWlnkle 1
and wife will 'go away on a vacation,
and Rev. Mr. Coffey will 1111 both pulpits.
Thus tho Presbyterian congregations
are getting together as they ought
to have always bsen.
There is now a suit pending In common
pleas court against all of the share
holders In tho Standard Holler &
Bridge Company, brought 'by Charles
Rosser, who is himself one of the largest
holders and also one of tho largest
creditors. This suit will probably bring
about a wind-up of the affairs of the
company, but there,is no telling how
long it will take.'
William Owens wsja burled yesterday
from the Catholic church, Rev. Father
Wehrle officiating. He was a young
man about twenty-seven years of age,
and a son of Dennis Owens, saction
foreman of the Baltimore &. Ohlcr'rallroad.
Ezra McConneil, a postal clerk on the,
Cleveland & Pittsburgh railroad, left
last night for Chicago on a two weeks"
vacation. H. G. Gaston, of Alliance, is
running In his place.
There was but one applicant before
the local board of civil'service examiners
yesterdny, Miss Mary Boyd, who
has been appointed a substitute clerk
temporarily.
George II. Muth returned yesterday
rrom me Kansas city convention,
where he wus nicely taken carc of. He
Is enthusiastically (or the ticket and 16
to 1.
Walter Fletcher, the young man who
lost his hand at St. Clairsvllle, on th3
Fourth of July, will come home to-morrow.
He hns been moving about somo.
John Hall, a plasterer of the Fifth
ward, was robbed of 5340 while be slept.
At least he knows of no other way the
money could have been lost.
Archie Jackley and family; of the Indiana
gas fields, is here for the Hummer."
Archie is an old Bollalro.boy.and
hus a host of friends here.
Mrs. \V. J. Klrkpatrick and MIbs Minnie
Leach went to Epworth park yesterday,
for the balance of the summer.
Mayor Freeze taxed John Durrant $r>
and costs for lighting with his wife, as
It has become a frequent occurrence.
"Word was received yesterday, that
Messrs. Muhlnman, Carroll, Walters
and JcfTers had landed safely.
Anthony Lyden, agod ninety-live
years, had a paralytic stroke yesterday.
He will hardly recover.
John Rockershousen left last night
for the east, and will be gone ten days
or two weeks.
August Schick and famil? left yesterday
for Atlantic City and other points
In the cast.
The first blackberries of the season
sold here yesterday ut fifty cents per
bucket.
Mrs. D. T. Cowen nnd son Henry, are
at Flushing for a two weeks' outlrig.
The city council will inspect the Fifth
ward hose house in a body to-day.
MOUNDSVILLE BUDGET.
Yesterday's News From Marshall
County's Chief City.
Yesterday afternoon a man who had
become so exasperated at a neighbor's
boy, uh to feci that the boy "needed a
daddy" and had taken the Job himself
to the boy's sorrow and his mother's Indignation,
hunted up the mayor and
paid a $2 fine. There nre plenty of
boys in this town who "need daddies"
anil "need them badly." but the nedd
Isn't likely to b.^ supplied very soon, as
It Is too expensive.
M. F. Dryden was here yesterday and
stated that counsel for Cotts were
ready to argue for a new trial ;inri that
the arguments would likely be made
next"Saturday. The'rase-Would have
been argued yesterday, but Messrs.
Myers and Boyee-were In Charleston.
Perry.Tomllnson and a stranger from
Ohio.hud a fight yestorday afternoon In
John Noller's blacksmith shop. A warrant
was sworn out for the participants
In the fracas, but they succeeded In
getting; out of the way of the officers.
Mrs. Jennie Clnrk. of Newark, Ohio,
and Miss Ella Elliott, of Now Martinsville,
are visiting Misses Cora'and Emma
Parkinson, while on their way to
attend the funeral of Henry Harper, at
Wheeling.
A carload of curbing has been recelvpd
from Sardls and distributed near the
Christian church, and on the west end
Df i.ighth street, where it will be placed
Immediately, and the paving done.
Joseph Thomas, a railroad contractor
of Pittsburgh, was here yesterday, examining
the specifications of the new
P., C.'& \V. railroad, with a view to
bidding on it.
William Urosche, William B. Grandstaff
and Lee Hammond are spending a
row days with the Mound City Fishing
L'lub, near Clarlngton.
Louis Etzel, of the Fostbrla glass
factory force, left yesterday for Philadelphia
and Atlantic City, where he will
spend several weeks.
.. ?. v,i,n n, ui x uui11iisuii avenue, lert
yesterday morning for Wetzel cotinty,
where he lifts accepted a position.
Mr. unci Mrs. It, W. D. Barger and
Mr. and Mrs. Harry-Blssett will leave
Litis afternoon fop Atlantic City.
D. W. Uucloier, representing the West
Virginia Printing Company, was here
resterday, on business.
The W. C. T. U. will meet tills evening
at tin? home of Mrs. F. W. H. Baldwin,
In the Orchard.
Joseph Iladsall, of Washington, D. C.,
s spending his vacation at his old home
it Pleasant Valley.
Miss Martha Moore, of Pleasant Valley.
was the guest of friends here' yesterday.
Miss Daisy Bnrdall, of Fifth street,
,vas the guest of Wheeling friends yesterday.
Basil Houston, of McMeehcn, was
ransaeting business- here yesterday.
Mr. and Mrs. A. J. MeElrgy are vlsltng
friends at New Cumberland.
John Higglns to on the sick list.
Telephone Company's Lnrge Capital.
TKENTON, N. J., July 10.?'The Nalonal
Telephone & Telegraph Company
vlth an authorized capital of $50,000,000.
o-day filed articles of Incorporation,
.vlth tho secretary of state.
ONE of nature's remedies; cannot
larm the weakest constitution; never,
'alls to cure summer complaints of
. oung or old. Dr. Fowler's Extract of
tVHd Strawberry.?4.
Ho Fooled the Surfjeonsv
All doctors told Renlck Hamilton, of
iVost Jeffertfon, O., after Buffering IS
nonlhs from Rectal Fistula, he would
lie unless a costly operation was perormed;
but he cured himself with five
joxes of BucMoiVb Arnlcn Salve, the
uirest Pile euro on Earth, and the best
5nlve In the World. 25 cents a box. Sold
iy Logan Drup Co.,'druggist. t
CASTORS A
For Infants and Children.
flio Kind Yqu Have AW/ays Bought
RELIABLE IN Hi
COMING!
DR. ARTHUR C. DELLISSPAR, i
HEALER nnd CLAIRVOYANT, will a
OHIO. SATURDAY. JULY 14. 1M0. to
MAGNETIC INSTITUTE in the HE IN
the curlr.K of all Chronic Disease, such
Catarrh, Hay Fever, Nervous Debility,
Kidney Trouble. Epilepsy and a l'osl
Liquor Habit within six weeks to two i
Consultation * "' c"
i // / flBt
Business transacted In eight dlfferi
FRENCH, PORTUGUESE, ITALIAN, 4
advice may save you many a dollar, i
saddest of all sad words, "It Might II:
given up In despair becauso of former I
Arthur C. Delllsspar without dcluy. C<
happiness will follow.
Ofllces arranged ho you will meet i
anything unnecessary, but comes strict
you for what you came and Just what i
you by name, tells you what you come
and hour.you were born, tells your mot
rkige and how many children you. have.
In life und. beyoud the.grave, tho name
of your watch, fheck or bank note, <
In your pocket, and will even tell you ^
four hours.
Remember, Dr. Arl
has leased rooms In the Heinleln Block
faction or no money will be taken. T1
em-os from PROMINENT BUSINESS J
reliable in his readings and faithful to
TO UNBEI
If you do not believe that certain j
convinced. The Doctor challenges the
nun. 11 you arc sicic and'do not Know
tor lie will tell you what causes you to 1
points out where all pains are located
Remember, the Ex
and you arc under no obligation to tal
Call for a personal interview and be i
Take no one's word. Investigate and be
your own reason.
The Osteopath and
will be open to the PUBLIC MONDAY,
9 u. in. to 9 p. m. Sunday hours, 9 to ]
Tumors and Cane
DR. ARTHUR C. DELLISSPAR la r
. PORT. OHIO. TO REMAIN PERMAN1
conceivable avoirs of life and human c
only uses to the advantage of the humi
tlon of the most skeptical, and will ,'dri
skepticism on the threshold of the inter
power and thoroughly conversant with
truly wonderful and acknowledge to 1
said of him: Never in the annals of CI
so truthfully foretold. lie permits you
mysterious future by which you may c
success.' He advisee you with a strange
pursue in life. If business affairs cone
transaction?, lav.* suits, wills, mortgage.*
financial ditlicultles. If affairs of the
he gives astonishing revelation of court
tic troubles. Restores lost affection, pi
cordant families on a positive guarantee
He tells the name of your husband
cates lost, buried or stolen property am
Remembor, no money required until.goc
pay for services that haVe been rende/t
Uvea. No charges are made until you
The Doctor will give a delineation of yo
to pursue in life In order to be success,'
The Doctor, who is an Expert Ostec
you whether or not he can cure you, or
A written guarantee to all curable <1
Consultation Strlctl
All business confidential and held i
n private audience. All letter* will be n
cent stamp. The BLIND will be made
HEAR, and CUIPPJ.KS will be made t
CRUTCHES and WALK without them,
sick made by this "NOTED HEALER."
Write or call at the Osteopath and
Block, Rooms s ami ft, Bridgeport, Ohio.
' Situations Wanted.
One I Help Wonted. j ;
For Rent.
Cent p?r snicEtc,.
Etc., Etc.
/J Tlic One Cent n
Word Column of the
1W J Intelligencer Brings
tY Olfl Quick Returns on n
Small Investment.
WANTED.
WANTED - GOOD NURSE GIllL;
reference required. Apply at No.
uVa Twelfth street. JuG__
"\Y7"ANTED?ONE OK TWO O-ENTLE\\
MEN for nicely furnished room, with
or without board, at 1127vEoft ntrcet.__Ju6_
WANTED-A HOUSE NOTION MAN
with experience. Good salary for
the right party. Address LIBERAL, rare :
Intelligencer olflce., J JylO .
WA N T E I) - EXPERIENCED INSTALLMENT
salesman; pood line
to handle, and commissions paid promptly.
ft'o.-30. Sixteenth street. J?:'7_ ;
COOK Mrs; H. C.
LUU|r,,,M W Franzhclm,
WANTED. ^
\?7 AiVJ I'.il?fcAIil'.aai K.?N I'Uit MVWKJ I
?! city anil town In Went Virginia and
Ohio; our saksmcn are coining money; I
the opportunity of u lifetime; we underboII
nil competitors. Address KOOM IS,
Itollly Block. Jn4
Making conrs. s. navy re- '
CRUIT6 Wapted?Able bodied men;
forvlco on our warships In all partH of the
world and on In ml In the Philippines when
required. Recruiting Ofllcer, Rellly Rloek,
Market and Fourteenth street*, Wheeling.
, < Jyg |
\\rANTKn--r.Xpit:i<iF.Nci:n anh en- t
1* EROETIC salesmen to fell the well
known Dletcrlchn Valve-Oleum Lubricating
011k to the connumltig trade on
commission. Apply to DIKTERICHR
VALVK*OLEl!M OH. CO.. 01 OnrAftld
liulldlng, Cleveland, Ohio. iu^_
\TTA N T E D - AOKNT8 FOR T11B
?> great Confederate Naval War Ills- (
tory. "Recollcctlons of a Naval Life. Including
the Cruises of the C. S. ,S. 'Sumler'
and 'Alabama,'" by Captain John
.Mcintosh ICell. executive ofllcer on both
*hlpn. A general agent wanted for each *
town In the atuVv. S^lls on sight. THE i
NI2ALE CO., Publishers, Washington, '
D. C. Je? 1
S PREDICTIONS!
COMING!
the GREAT OSTEOPATH,MAGNETIC
rrlve In the CITY Or BRIDGEPORT,
open u permanent OSTEOPATH nnil .
LEIN* DLOCK, ROOMS 8 AND 9, {or
as Rheumatism, Paralysis, Asthma,
Wasting Flesh, Stomach, Liver and
tlve Cure for Drunkenness or tbo
months.
-lination Free to AH.
?nt languages, ENGLISH. SPANISH,
VRADIC, SYRIAN and GERMAN. His
many a tear, many a sigh, and the
wo Been." Jf you have lost faith and
failure, take courage and call on Dr.
eviction will be sure and success and
no strangers. He does not pretend
:ly and quickly to the point, and tells
o do without asking a question. Calls
for, can give your age ev;n t o the day
:her's maiden name, date of your marGives
full names of your friends both
of the street you live on and number
itc. Tell* how much money you have
vlmt you have eaten In the last twentythur
C. Dellisspar
for one year, and he guarantees satisie
Doctor can show the best of referMEN
throughout the country. He Is
all promises that lie makes. .
JEVERS:
lersoris possess this power, call and be
world for anyone to equal or excel
what ails you, by consulting the Docje
sick and feel bad and worn out,
without asking you a single question.
amination is Free
ce treatment unless you wish to do so.
convinced. Come and see for yourselves,
flleve your own eyes and be guided by
Magnetic Institute
JULY 16,1900. Ofllce hours, week days,
11 a. in., 1 to f, p. in. and 7 to 9 p. m.
:ers a Specialty.
low located In tlio CITY OP BRIDGE2NTLY,
and" can be consulted on all
Icstlny. This strange gift, which he
in rare, excite* the wonder and admirave
doubt from your mind and slay
'View. Heine tmrn with thl? wonflprful
the occult science, his.revelations are
)e of the highest order. It has been
airvoyancy have furture events been
to peep through the keyhole ot the
>btain the key of your future life nnd
certainty as to the proper course to
:orn you he gives advice on business
i, speculation, pension claims and other
heart or emotions of love interest you,
ships, marriages, divorces and domesace
nnd confidence to lovers and dlsor
wife nnd date of nmrrlge. He lol
treasures on n positive guarantee,
ids are In your possession, then you
>d. lie also locates friends nnd relaflnd
your friends DEAD or ALIVE,
lur character and tell you what course
u!.
ipath and Magnetic Healer, will tell
if he can assist you to prolong life.
Ilseasos.
y Private and Free.
n sacred trust. Each person granted
.nswered by him If they contain a twoto
SEE, the DEAF will be made to
o throw away their CANES nnd
All sacred promises will be kept to the
Magnetic Institute, in the Heinlelh
TRAVEL.
European tour-a~party~of
SIX wanted to will in August. Terms
reasonable. Write for Itinerary. Reference
Riven anil required. Conducted by
.MISS roVKK. WI-1'la-s;or. Va. j.v:*
AGENTS WANTED.
A GENTS AND TRAVELING BALESIV
MEN WANTED?Rv jewelry manufacturers:
salary nnd expense guaranteed;
write for particulars at once, or
send money order for J7 75 for sample of
Elgin or Waltham. tuH jewel. H-k tilled
watch, retailing at $:'.*? (with prlvllego of
returning); fcuarnntee for iri years In
every watch. NEW ENGLAND WATCH
CO.. Milwaukee. Wis. jeSQ
FOR RENT.
TPOR RENT-NEWTTARLE. REAR OP
?G Fifteenth street; wagon part has ,
hydrant. R. s. ALLISON. JylO? 1
FOR RENT.
5 rooms nt No. 1005 Main St., 525.
2 rooms at No. 45 Fifteenth St., $10. 1
JAMES X,. HAWLEY, ,
Eeal Estate and Loans,
1005 Main Streot. ,
__ _ PROPOSALS. '
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS." :
Scaled proposals will be received at tho ,
Dtttco of the General Manager, Moundsvllle,
W. Va.. until 12 o'clock noon. July
If, 11*00, for the graduation and masonry
in Sections \, 2, 7, and 4 of the Pittsburgh, <
L'onnellsvlllo ?"t Wheeling Railroad.
Plans, profile nnd specifications may bo
peen at the otnee of Chlo,f Engineer, *
Moundsvlllc. on and after July 7th. |
The right Ih reserved' to reject any or all
bids. EDGAR A. HOLMES. ?
Jc30 General Manager. |
FOR SALE.... J
LOW AND ON EASY TERMS. \
Lots In D. M. Alexander's addition to jJ
jrejiBflvlllc, Ohio county, W. Va. ?
w. v. HOGE, 5
Room IS Clty RsnkJ^UilMlng. s
REAWMI'P ffxRltWlF-S VOlt THE
LX Prompt Completion of Orders at th? I
nttlllijenoer Job l'j latin# Ofllca. I
FOB SALE,
FOR SALE
Business property on Mnin street.
A desirable dwelling Jn Moundsvltle.
No. 3 South Front streot, brick dwelling
Mrs, Lamb's residence at tEcho; Point,
A rare opportunity to secure a home.
A desirable reMilonco nnd unimproved
lots In Leatherwood.
No. 4017 Jncob street, a desirable modern
dwelling; ver>' cheap.
A number of dcslrablo building lots
along the line of the Elm Grove railroad.
KOR RENT.
No. lias Main street, whole or In part.
Desirable dwelling In Leatherwood.
SIMPSON & TATUM,
Room 4 City Rank Building; Wheeling.
FOR SALE ~
Wheeling Steel &
Iron Company
Stocks
All Stocks and Bonds bought and sold oh
tho Now York Stock Exchange.
WHITE & WHITE
Investment
Securities.
"Wo offer for ealo somo flvo pop
cont first mortgago bonds. "Wo
have examined tho soourlty behind
these bonds and wo can roo
ommenu mem witn concuence
to Investors.
Particulars upon application.
I The Gty Bank
of Wheeling.
Do You Want a
Country Place?
HIGHLAND PARK LOTS,
Wheeling & Elm Grove R. R.r Aro
the Best and Cheapest.
BEST, becauso of superior location, ftiw
appearance and excellent ahada
CHEAPEST, because water, gas and
dralnugo connection aro laid up to each
lot, and many other Improvements
havo been made.
Your Inspection o? tho property la solicited.
NORTON & COMPANY,
'Phone No. 88.
IG Nntlonnl Exchange Bank Building.
BEAL ESTATE.
For Sale.^-^e
Ho. 127 SOUTH rBONT ST.,
6-room, two-story dwelling, ^ath
and both gases; lot 30x120 feet. A
special bargain to a quick buyer.
"Easy terms."
MONEY TO LOAN.
THEO. W. FINK & CO.,
1103 Market Street.
....FOR RENT....
No. 2520 Main street, 3 rooms J,8 00
No. 2510 Main street, 2 rooms 5 00
3 rooms on Second street, Martin's
Forry, Ohio 7 W
2-chulr barber shop, with fixture.*
complete and bath room, 161G Main
street.
Stable, east onil of Nineteenth street
No. S35 Main street, 5 rooms, llrst
floor 15 00
No. 1121 Eoff street, 4 rooms 14 00
Building on alley In rear of Germanla .
n*lf Dollar Bank. Power can be
furnished for light manufacturing
If desired.
No. 1C12 Market street, first floor.
No. 32 Sixteenth street, largo collar.. 10 00
O FOR SALE.
Store room and llvo rooms, brick
building, a good location, with an
old established trade, for $2,800
No. 2520 Main street, a full lot. corner
Twenty-sixth anil Main streets. 2.500
Lot on South Front street 1,700
No. P2 Main street... 2.50C
Ji'? Mnln Ktri>r>t _ I'.fiOO
Corner lot on Fifteenth street.
No. Pi North Front street ",300
No. 66 Seventeenth street 2,700
No. 148 Eighteenth street 3,003
Lot cast end Nineteenth street, C9
feet front 905
Lot In Belvedcro addition 126
No. 32 Sixteenth street, storo room
and 10 rooms.
No. 262S Main street will be sold cheap
If sold within the next 10 days.
JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Agent, Collector, Notary
Public und Pension Agent, No. 1613
Main street.
LEGAL NOTICES.
QRDER OF PUBLICATION.
Tho State of West Virginia, Ohio County,
SS.:
In tho Circuit Court of Ohio county
West Virginia, July Rules, 1000.
Chrlstena Frees? vs. George \V. A. Frccso.
In Chancery.
SUMMONS.
The State of West Virginia to tho Sheriff
of Ohio County, Greeting:
Wo command you that you summon
George W. A. Frees? If ho be found In
your bailiwick, to appear at tho clerk's
ollke of the circuit court of Ohio county
at Rules to be held for tho said court on
the first Monday in July, .1000. to answer
a bill In- chancery exhibited against him
In the said court by Christena?Freesj, and
have then ami there this writ.
Witness: C. 11. llennlng. Clerk of our said
court, at the court house of said county.
In the city of Wheeling, tho 30th day of
June. 1S-00. and in the 3Sth year of the
stato of West Virginia.
C. II. JIENNING, Clerk.
SMERIFF^SRETURN.
George W. A. Freese is no Inhabitant of
my bailiwick, nor found therein, this 2d
day of July. 11*00. W. J. LYLE, D. S.,
F. II. C. RICHARDS. S .O. C.
The object of this suit is to obtain a decree
for a divorce from the bonds- of matrimony
from tho defendant by the plaintin.
And It appearing from an allidavit filed
In said cause, at these rules, that tho defendant.
Gcorgo W. A. Freese, In not a
resident of the state of West Virginia,
und ho not hnvlng beon served with proc
PKS m Ham MUlli Ull IIIUIIUU w. .
pluinant, by her solicitor,, this order of
publication Ik intered against" him, and It
is ordered that tho said defendant, ahovo
named, be and Is required to appear within
one month after,the date of tho'first
publication of this order and do what Is
necessary to protect his Interests. It 1?
further ordered that this order bo published
and posted as required by law.
Witness: C. H. Kenning. clerk of our
wild court, nt the court house of suld
county, this 3d day of July. IMG. to-wlt.,
July ilulus. 1000. C. H. ilENNING,
Clerk.
Published the first time July 5th. 1W0.
\ttest: C. II IlKNNING, Clark.
ATKINSON & FLICK.
Attorneys for Coinplnln.lnt.
DEPOSITION' NOTICE.
^hrlstentv Frees**, plaintiff, vs. George W.
A. l'reeso. defendant. In tho circuit
court of Ohio county, W. Va.
Tho above named defondant will tako
jotlce thnt the depositions of Christens
^recse. Elisabeth Jefferson and Miss
dnry Cavannu?h will bo tuk?'n at the
tlllces of Atkinson <& Flick, at No. 1417
'hspllno street. In the city of Wheeling,
n the county of Ohio, state of West Vlrrlnla,
on tho 15th day of August, A. D,
900, between the hours of nlno o'clock
i. m. and six o'clock p. m.. to be read aa
vldence In the trial, of the ahovo cuuso
in behalf of the above named plaintiff.
Ind If, from any cause, the taklnc of the
aid depositions shall not be commenced,
*r being commenced, shall not be competed
on the day aforesaid, the taking
f the pa pin will b?- adjourned from day to
ay. or from time to time, until the same
hall ho completed.
C1I1MSTENA FIIEUSE
By ATKINSON PldCK.
Ilcr AtUwieys.
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