i.„:: Ball, Foot Bill, and Bowling
This Week.
C ' -npionship Games on rctto'3
Alleys To - Night, Between
Phoenix and Bow ^rs — Gossip
Abo ,t the Corbett - Fitzsimmons
Fie ht—Races, and Other Sport.
.1 ck oek experts a crow- of b'
t “n 1.5 i and d. >'• persons at the Isl
e-ad ball park to-morrow afternoon, if
>nil be crowded. Tick ts ar going
ceived assurances that nearly all of his
play rs will be on hand. . nd he will
twirling for th' Ramblers. McCleory
not likely rhat Fadden will play, as h '
An i: portant event In bowl: e cir
■
alleys. The Pho nix team will bov.t in
‘ blind.** The Brownley will probably
Lure, “blind.** The* two teams v ro well
ir :toll J. and It Is hardly prob U th.i
Brownies believe that if they win one
game they will h ve no trouble in tak
ing three on the Musse alleys.
The Nonpareil Club, of Pit*-burg, a
ap>>ar at the Island park Saturday af
. r >on against the Tigers. T! . “Ti
g 3* anticipate sotn- troutde. but are
« ■ th it of victory. The gattio will bo
scrappy, and well worth seeing.
WILL FIGHT \T HOT SPRINGS.
l‘rr|'#rttlon« for 'totiiij; to tiio Rattle
t.roum’—Trouble Ov< i- the Rr“ roc.
Dalian. Tex., October 9.—The Florida
Athletic Club to-day moved its
quarters to Hot Springs, Ark., where
and positively, t! date and pi ce of
ougs after the
thou, i ihe Nub had forty-eight hours
w. : ; of things to be done, in
cludi .he orrane'tr nt forgetting to
v, on a building and the prep ration
for t 'portaHoti. However, a great
up to to-day brought these out. The
qu 'stion came up at the conference
v heth - or not Julian and Brady would
agree to tight outside of Texas. There
was no diiilculty on this score.
The big event of the conference was
the question as to whether or not a
club demanded on it ns th> ir right that
B. > demand 1 th • same. Julian
the referee should be named on the day
of th. ti;;"it. Matters looked squally for
riill would fall through after several
propositions were marie locking to the
selecting of a refer c in a way that his
t ! to consider the proposition that he
-a* Brady shotfid each select ; name
i on between the two should
t ided bv a toss-up. Julian has till the
the pew location for the trip! fistic
DONE FTGHTIN'"• THERE.
Louisville. Ky., October 9.—Prize
< it ’ If v to- y in the pe (>' n order
• T:i' !*••..r of Pnbl’» S: vty to
Gf'n'T’l Taylor, chi f of police. The
in the th» itre athletic club-, or any
MAP NOTHING TO SAY.
nor Clark, w ea - ho - n the Dal! s tele
grure a hour the chance of the Florida
’ 1.1 nthing to say this time. He
* onld v it . ml -ce i he change was
1 de ml wouM then take such steps
' "sr’ :»?;> \Y'8 harness e ;ces
trot.ittg Nosegay won the second.
2 IT1:. 2:1$; East View v.on the first
b*at in 2:17Vs: Bentco M., En 1
«>7 mania, Caga. Soy Fix. Red of Wan
ed. 2:22 pat -Slavonic won s ;oml,
2:10. 2:1 e •.: Pilot .1 won ' her' l
also 8*. rted.
I • \ fen. Ky.. O v’1 - 9.--Nine
el rotti. s. par • H 00— Rootta
Soap v m second, fourth an J fifth bests;
at -c* - arted. Second race. 2 :!
tine. 2:15* 2 11. 2:1* ' ■: E! onl.i was
Pointer. Birdie Clay, rurquoi*. Lillie
also
:ed. Third, free for all pa. o—Poe
P.i, ’i 1. 2. 1. 1: John R. G< irv 4.
i. i 5 2; Robert J. 3.2.1. 2. RCoh-i'igo
4, 4. S; time. 2:08. 2:05’2. 2:00* v.
’ , 2 ‘‘S. Fo;r h. 2:'h» trot: purse
7- Nightingale won in st-.-ight
time. 2:‘ -R. 2:11',. 2:11 »£ -fc.
hart was second and David B. third:
Lesa Wilkes also started.
P-wrc • M'ch.. 0> ' or 9.-2 1 trot,
purse $599. Sansjak won fourth, fifth 1
and sixth heats. Time, 2:21%. 2:19%.
t.20*<. Hans McGregor won second
third hots in 2:10% and 2:19%.
; • von the firs: heat In 2:21%.,
% m, LH dn Boy.post
. master and Penn also started. 2:1-1
.. purse * >00 (unfinished) Syrenu
I won :if;h and sixth heats in 2:16% and
! 2:B%. Gertie won second and third
'-.‘in 2:13% and 2:13% Nydia won
urth heat in 2:14%. Bayles won first
; heat in 2:14%. Tom Exum. Dick Wil
• . :or. Logan and Gowane also
smarted.
1'following are the entries for Grave
• r Oc N . r il
rat. King Hero 113, Hamilton II.
112. Trem; rgo 113, Mr. Reel 112. Bon
Ami 112. Signora 109. Hanover 109, E.
v>.. Eiisa Belle 1-9. Mile handi
; cap. Rukrene 127. Agitator 120. Adel
s 119. ilom’ aaette 114, Mirage 110,
S-^no Nellie 109. Integrity 108, Captive
: l >4. Voilt v 97. Melba 95. % billow
Reydel C-arreres 140. Ilar
i rv R. 121. Rubicon 119. Handspring
i v'2. Hamilton II. 92. Kisbern 90. Bay
s > * s' .kes Helon Nichols 107. Adel
| if>r. 14. Peacemaker 104. Snndowne
‘ i t. I'.-pper 1 3, Werttberg 102. Dis
,*o>a::; 1 -1. Arephoe 98. Captain T. 97.
Sir Fr.itvds 94. Fourth 1%. Cash Day
; ti , :i i k 1-7. Beldmere 104. Can
■ • Bombasette DQ Fifth
Helen H. li. 108, La Vleirta 108, Bloom
i- 10% Laura Davis 108. Medica 100,
| Glenola 100.
5 k. LAMES.
Unas., October 0.—Hius
v: i 42; Exeter 0.
itiranrc. Md.. October 9.—Princeton
38; Univ« rsity of Virginia 0.
• kk u. N. Y., October 9.—Univer
sity of Pennsylvania 22;'Crescent 0.
ABOl I I’EOI'LE.
'i:ii'y ( h-'ml( >pr>r ill- Jtovenients of Imli
viduals.
.1. F. Potter ar.d wife and Miss Geor
ci:> My ra wiR !.-r;vo over the B. & O.
to-ri v for Cincinnati, and will thence
so l<y the Queen and Crescent route to
Cincinnati. The National Laundry
men's Association meets at Atlanta on
the 1 th. 15ih and lkth. and Mr. Potter
will combine business with pleasure.
I! visit Jacksonville. Fla.,
’>< ' i.* they return, and will be gone
about a month.
A . .at City Clerk Charles H. Wat
ki: s i? beck at his desk after a week’s
\\ ill KhproUi. of Seventeenth street,
i' 'u out.:. ! will visit his broth
er, Char! s. at Morgantown, before he
returns.
i ■ 1< - p.i swic’i. of Tiltonsville. was
i-i he city y sierday, and was the guest
of k nds on the South Side.
1 vuy West. ;i prominent business
* n of T'.ltonsrillo. was visiting friends
on V e South Side yesterday.
• Kill, of the- South Side, re
timed yesterday from East Liverpool,
wl-. re he lias be n for several days vis
iting friends.
klward Conrad, of the South Side, a
iiuctb r ;. the freight house at the 13. &
O. depot, is sick.
P>>iu-e: an Shl-lds. of the Eighth
Iraville yesterday,
*.vhe he w s .• 'tending Court.
M. : charming young lady
S. ■ • -. Re: re county, is visiting
k - -- Whlt-\ of the South Side.
..'•ihn R. Crockwt H. of Baltimore, Md..
i- in tie city in the interests of the
Catholic Columbian. He has complet
rfth, and states that
th t nrn more and better signs of re
'urtiimr p: ; • : i:y In Wheeling than in
any city he has visited.
AMl'SKJIKNTS.
ROLAND REED.
The annul! visit of Roland Rood is
an event which is always looked for
worn to with anticipation of pleasure
by Wheo'iug theatre goers. He will
an; >r at the Opera House Saturday
•
i > funny satire entitled “The Politio
un.“ Mira Isidore Rush portrays the
character of the new woman, who is
c ■ :iy masculine. The supporting
com. any is s lid to ba excellent.
“THE RISING GENERATION.”
‘1 in It • t; iteration" will be pre
set/ .] at the Opera House by that
v >-•? • comedian. Wm. Barry, next
'r tv, October 11th. Mr. Barry’s
tight to b* classed among the most
prominent coraediar.s was established
• - His latest play. “The Rising
• n aeration.’’ Is by far a more legiti
: at cm:, iy than “Muldoon’s Picnic”
” ' •'ana’s Flirtation,” in which
! « dlvi ;<•; lioaoru with Hugh Fay. it
i Jess i 1 and there are many who
commend Mr. Barry for choosing a play
rt a. cs go beyond the bounds
. : probability. When silent, Harry is
i ii >1 as when speaking. The
star is fortunate in having the support
of 1 .. • ' nted daughter Lydia, Miss
Eva Vivant. Joseph Davis, Samuel For
rc/t rad James M. Manning.
'ELMONICO’S AT rt.”
■ 'titL of a new farce eom
■’y which will hold the boards at the
Grand for three nights and a matinee,
comm t! ■ ir.g this evening. It Is a
fcraezy pi< op, chock full of good special
ties. hich will be given by such well
, ; ,snr. :;s Nellie Dunbar, Ollie
Evans. Clam Belle. Bella Vivian, Chas.
K. .Krone •. Chas. J. Stine, E. J. Dallon
THAT TIRED FEELING should bo
ov me at once or it may end most
s' riously. Take Hood’s Sarsaparilla
r w and prevent sickness and suffering
later in the season.
While in Top< ka last March, E. T.
Barber, a prominent newspaper man
nr as taken a ith chol
r i nun wry severely. The night
clerk at the hotel where he was slop*
pir.s h- i nened to have a bottle of
Hi ; ' : . Colic, Cholera and Diarr
! e:i H ■ • and gave him three dosca
which relieved him and he thinks saved
his life. Every family should keep
this remedy in their home at ail times.
No one can t- ’.l how scon it may be
fC. d. 1: costs but a trifle and may
be the means of saving much suffering
and r- ps the life of some member
of th fa roily. 25 and 50 cent bottles
Chas. K. Goetze, Will W. Irwin. John
Kiuri. Wrn. E. Williams, C. Menke
rvlbT. V l. H. Hague. H. C. Stewart,
A. E. Sc’: ’ \ J. Coleman. C. Schnepf,
Wm. Ma:kernel! r. Wheeling. W. Va.;
Bowie & C.».. Bridgeport; B. F. Peabody
& Son, Benwood.
TO YOm®
We Offer a Remedy
V’fi ch fnsurt‘8 Safe
ty w Life ol Mother
and Child.
HORROR ANO RISK.
“My wife nr d only two bett’es. She was
easily n~i Quickly relieved; L> cow doing
splendidly.—
J. s. Moi.TCN. Harlow, N. C.
-'err nr espre^? or iaa:i. oa receipt of prlne,
Sl.VO per bvt'-tLook “TO HOc UililS"'
n:a.. '.l tree.
UUAlL-iKL1* KK3CT A TV It CO. ATLANTA,hS.
SOLD BV ALL Dili t-dlSllk
bltiALL TALK.
Minor Matters cf Interest Hriofly nn«l
Pithth Told.
—The suspected case, under the ob
servation of the Health Officer, Tuesday,
has been diagnosed as a very mild case
of varioloid. The patient is not sick
enough to have a physician, but all the
precautions have been taken.' Miss
Lcbenstein is doinc well. Sciiloeser s
case is a pretty bad one. The Seven
teenth street flag was taken down Tues
day.
—Yesterday afiernoou a boy named
Edward Glense, aged about fourteen,
residing on Wood street, East Wheel
ing, was bitten iu the lower lip by a dog
belonging to a man named Halpin.
—Father I*. Raphael Scamann, of St.
Alphonsus Church, was yesterday li
censed to perform the rite of marriage.
—There were three cases In Police
Court., yesterday morning.
—The new city hospital building, on
the Peninsula, will bo completed and
ready for occupancy on Monday.
—The work on’ the Exchange Bank
building was delayed several days on
account of the delay in the arrival cf
the granite for the front.
—The ‘‘Good Boys From Horae" will
give a cake walking tournament at Odd
Fellows Hall on Tuesday evening of
next week.
—The Spears axle works shut down
yesterday to make extensive repairs.
They will not resume operations for
several days.
—The "Jolly Three,” of the South
Side, will give n dance at Central Hall,
on South Market street, generally
known as the Menge & Howley Hall,
Monday night, October 14th. k
—The Rev. Father Paquin and mem
bers c< his parish at Elm Grove, desiro
to return thanks to all the clergy, socie
ties and others who as^lfeted in the exer
cises at the laying of the corner stone
of the new Church of St. Vincent de
Paul
—Dr. N. W. Tracey will begin a ser
ies of Gospel temperance lectures (illus
trated by stereoptican views) at Hearne
Tabernacle to-night. Admission free.
— Olflc .• Wolf arrested Henry Fredle,
last night, for drunkenness.
real estate market.
Deeds of Transfer Left for Record at Clerk
llook'f* Otllee.
Deed made October 4. 1895, by Her
mann Schultz, executor, and others, to
Barbara Ann Blatchley, wife of J. W.
Biatchloy, for the south half of lot No.
210, en the west side of Eoff street, be
tween Twenty-third and Twenty-fourth
•••ration. $3,800.
Deed made September 30. 1895. by
Charles C. Hast and wife, of Philadel
phia. to Ellen E. Flood, for part of lot
No. 53, cn the southwest corner of
Twenty-fifth and Eoff streets. Consid
eration, $2,700.
OUT FOR A LARK.
A well known young man living be
low the creek took a female friend in
male attire out to see the sights last
night, and the two created a sensation
in several places where their secret
was discovered. The young lady wore
a slouch hat to conceal her blonde curls,
but her face and features, and especially
her voice, were decidedly feminine.
.McClaskc.r's Oysters and Clams.
Blue Point Oysters, New York Oys
ters, Baltimore Oysters, Norfolk Oys
ters Little Neck Clams, Large Clams,
all at McCluskey’s depot to-day; or
leave an order for any of these delica
cies at your grocers or meat market.
w. O. McCLUSKEY,
Wholesale Agent.
MARTInT FERRY.
Geo. Cooke went cut to Jenette, 0.,
vesterday. on legal business.
Mr. H. Elbert, Mr. and Mrs. Frank
Elbert, left for Pittsburgh yesterday
morning to attend the Exposition.
Miss Lizzie Huckuck returned home
las. evening from Pittsburgh, threaten
ed with the typhoid fever.
The prizes offered by the Jr. O. U.
A. M., at their festival next mouth, are
on display at J. Blumcnberg’s place of
business.
The Ladles Aid Society of the Pres
byterian Church, contemplate giving a
musicale about October 18th.
Invitations have been issfued by Mr.
and Mrs. Howard Hopkins for a cele
bratfou of their wedding anniversary
to take place on October 16th, at their
home.
Emanuai w ustzer nas reiumeu
from a couple month’s stay at Pickens,
Randolph county, W. Va. While there
he killed a good-sized deer and brought
the hide homo with him.
Caas. Ilctherrmind, Wm. Tweedy.
Lawrence Fesenbach and Ur. J. W.
Darrah left las: night over the B. & 0.
road for Atlanta, Ga., to attend the
horse races that take place Friday and
Saturday.
Tin mills Nos. 4 and 5, at the Aetna
Standard, will resume work this morn
ing, after a three week s stop tor re
pairs to the eng! .e.
D. McCue. of Mt. Pleasant, was in
town vesterday, on business.
Wm. Harovitz. of the Harovitz
Clothing Company, left for Lisbon, O.,
yesterday, on business.
Miss Til. Huskins is ill with the ty
phoid fever.
Robert Clark, of Steubenville, was in
town vesterday, on business.
Last night the Randiboo Club gave
a private dance at Kesy’s hall. About
fifteen couples were presont. and spent
a most enjoyable evening. Leech’s or
chestra furnished the music.
BRIDGEPORT.
Wm. McCue who lives .a short dis
tance back of town leaves this morning
for Toronto. Canada, where he will
take a course in a college of veternary
surgery.
A party of people of this place leave
this morning for Freeport. 0.. where
they will spend a few days shooting
squirrels.
Chtn. Hill is renovating his place of
business on Pike street.
Misses Carrie and Lydia Brannon are
visiting friends and relatives at Steu
benville for a few days.
J;;o. Kidney went out to Flusburg
this morning in response to a telegram
he receive ! stating Chat his wife who is ,
under medical treatment at the hos
pital was in a critical condition.
Mrs. Wm. Frazier will entertain a
number of her friends at her home at
Brookside to-morrow evening.
CUT TIUS OUT.
Dates for low Kite, to Tittsbnrg K\
iw.ltlon,
Thursdays. October 10th and 17th,
Saturdays. October 12th and 18th. Ex
cursion Tickets to Pittsburg will be
sold at $2 from Wheeling via Pennsyl
vania Lines. Tickets will include ad
mission to the Exposition and will be
good returning two days from date of
sale.
for "O-xJ. serviceable* I a-.lleV natl Chi!,
n' - Cloak*, Cap. • ml t ur* :»t !«>« » >t
price*. me eii>. k<* *» The I.eitUr Oac
Price Store. 1U-0 Main street
U. LMSUEJLUElt. ,
They Want to Burn a Woman of
Questionable Character.
A Letter Received by Marshal
Gocke, of Benwood, Which Dis
plays a Fiendish and Murderous
Disposition on tho Part of the
Writer.
The following letter received by Mar
shal Gocke, of Benwood, yesterday
moraine, displays a decidedly unchris
tian spirit:
“Benwood, W. Va., October 8, ’95.
“Mr. Gocke:—
“Sir:—We have met and made ar
rangements to drive Mrs. - out of
Jills place, and we think it best far you
to go and itell her what she going to
?.;et is she is not gone by the 20th of the
morih. Tell her we will drag her out
and set fire to her clothes. She is not
fit to live in this town. Please see her
. i once, and warn her to leave, cr thir
ty of us will dilsgrace her forever. We
will waft un< il you have plenty of time
:o inform her cf our Intentions. Do as
wo 'tell you. Good bye.
(Signed) “YOUR NEIGHBORS.”
Marshal Gceke said yesterday after
noon that he would pay no attention to
*he matter unless'the writers cf the LeS
ter sen: him their names, as he could
not take notice of anonymous commun
ications. As to the charges against the
woman named in the letter, he said he
had r.o knowledge as to whether cr no;
they were true. lie added, howrVcr,
that if the ladies complaining would
make charges in proper and lawful
Highest of all in Leavening Power.— Latest U. S. Gov’t Report
form he would do his duty in the mat
ter.
The receipt of the letter has croo.to j Sj ,
good deal of gossip in Benwood
I or pcnr!. >tprvIcoal)li' at:.; (i
drill’s < lotkt, Ctpn and Fa™
|»rU?rs in t'm city. to Tin
VrlCC Store, 1020 Main Strict. *
IX. ESlNUFIMtS,
“Jim, I’m going to make a confidante of yen. Every family ha-: it:
troubles, and there goes the skeleton of our henso!’’
__—Truth.
FURNITURE-HOUSE & HERRMANN. _jwmnrm.r_
Solid Oak Bed Room Suite,
i with large Bevel Mirror. $2
- cash and $1 per week on bal
ance will purchase this bargain.
Solid Oak Chiffonier Felilir?^
Bed, with good Woven \\ iu
Spring.
CASH OR CREDIT.
upholstered in Tapestry.
CASH OR CREDIT.
$5.75.
White Enameled Iron Bed, with Bra-s frimminga. d u s
is the coming hed.
^CHSH OR CREDITS
* i
*{n rft Full size Bed Lounge, covered in Bodv
v: 1U5 D J Brussels, Woven Wire Springs and soft
center. Si.oocash and 50c a week, if you want
it on credit.
$6.50
For this large size Couch,
around, eighteen springs in seat a
Tin's is the biggest bargain eve:
and we will take 50 cents a
until paid for.
~—-~--*
$25.00 worth of goods, $2.00 cash, $1.00 a week on the balance.
$15.00 worth of goods, $1,00 cash, 50 cents a week on the balance.
THE HO.MERJRiNISHERS, FOURTEENTH AND MARKET STREETS.