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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-25
MARTINS FERRY.

A Derrick Falls-sOns of veterAns-Elsc
trio Lights, etc,
MI. Stephen HIpEins Is at ConnellSyillC, Pa.
oil business,
Mr., and Mrs, James Smith have returned from
MI. Pleasant,
", 9. Ilymes left yesterday for Anderson
Ind prospecting.
Lewis, Smith, the, grocer, is spending a few
days IN West Virginia,
William Kitchen aud Miss Ella Stead were
married a. Chicago OH Monday.
Services preparatory to communion will bcgII
In the Presbyterian church this afternoon.
Miss Carrie Inglehrlght returned on Tuesday
evening from u charming visit 10 East Liver
pool,
The Junior Order Of American Mechanics
will give Il picnic at Broadway Park next Sat
urday.
Miss Hattie Mcwllllams Will leave In a few
days for fOStOrla, where she will spGnda cOupl,
Of weeks,
Thomas Jones, who left last Saturday for A.
lantic City was obliged " come home on &c
count OF sickness yesterday.
Mr.. George Spence, who recently recovered
from q severe attack Of typhoid fever, leaves TO
day for Green county, Pa, to rfcupeAte.N
George CheSsell, who has about completed the
school enumeration, Mys that Clark'S addition
takes the cake for Kids. lie found as up there
In three hours on Tuesday morning.
Mr.. o. Van Pclt desires the ISTELLIdINCER Ia
say that his vehicle was behind that Of the two
young ladies' who met with an accident Sunday,
and not ln trout Of II, aud that he was In no way
responsible for the mlshap.
Yesterday afternoon n derrick In Paige, Carey
& Co. Is stone yard, IN tho Third ward, fell and
was badly broken. A cOlOrGd man who Is en-.
plOyed lS u labOrCr narrowly escaped being
killed. lie was slightly hurt,
The Wheeling Electrical Company presented
It's petition to the City Council nj u special meet.
Ing held yesterday afternoon aud The Ordinance
Committee was Instructed 10 draw up All ordi'
nance inaccOrdAncc with the petition.
clded 10 attend liz big iair and festival Of Inc
Hancock Camp, at AlhRnbra rink, Wheeling,
In q body on Saturday night, August 81, which
will be Sons Of Veterans night. An excursion
will be run down on one Of tho boats,
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sVLLIYANs LlTEsE AVA.
Putnam oounty's Strong mRn-sOms Tall
Stories,


The INEELLrGENoER's Point Pleasant
correspondent gave in yesterdays issue
some facts about Matt Kramer, the "Ppt-
nam county giant" and the Point Pleas
ant Register Of this week declares that
Kramer could whip Sullivan. Should
Matt meet Sullivan in the ring the out
come would probably be the same as
when the giant lumberman Of Michigan
some years ago went to London to meet
the champion puglltst OF those days.
When he stepped into the ring, the
champion stepped out, saying he came
to fight a man, not a mountain" sulll.
van could pound on Matt Kramer until
he fell from exhaustion, and Matt would
not mind II much. He has often had
big stones broken IN his chest with
sledge hammers, Kramer is a coal
miner, and is well known all along the
Great Kanawha Valley, where wonder
full stories are toldo his feats OF strength,
A well known horseman OF Peasants
county is said to have long had q stand
ing challenge up, backing 1t with $1,000,
that Matt Is the strongest man living,
One OF the best OF his alleged per.
iormanCes was at an exhibition OF old
John Rohinson's show in Charleston.
A "Modern Samson" act was on, and the
performer held two large cannon balls,
one in each hand, while q man Chal'
lenged the world to produce another
man who could lift the two, Kramer
stepped out from the audience, stopped
beside the man, and saying; "Hold still
now" Clasped his arms about the mans
thighs and lifted him, cannon balls and
all, held him moment amid wild cheer
ing, and then flung him lightly down at
a distance Of several feet,
The audience supposed this was part
OF the act, except those, not few, who
knew the giant miner. John Lolo there
and then offered him 500 week 10
travel with tho show, sit in the audi
enCe and repeat this net at every per-
iormanCe, but he refused,
The talk Of challenging Sullivan ia
said by people from Mason county TO be
bona ide, aud by men who have the
money to back their maA, Kramer
never was trained NJ a fighter, but has
been in some scraps, and good judges
think in q few weeks he would make a
fair pugilist, aud that his marvellous
strength Of arm and hardness Of muscle
would enable him to whip Sullivan. 1t
is hard TO separate the true from the
imaginary In the stories about Kramer,
but 1t is certain that his equal in physi.
cial strength Is seldom seen.
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BgLLlAIRB.
all. Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City.

All SOFtH OF Local News Rud Gossip from
tho Glass city.
The poles for tho new electric light wires ar
rived last night from Michigan.
Tho different fire companies here have been
playing some good games OF ball.
Mrs. Elizabeth Logan, Of the Second ward, II
very low. She Is nearly W years old.
L. b: Wln4ns, formerly Of this city, Is reported
very sick at his home in Newark Nj.
Mrs. James II. Darrah's father, Mr.. John Tag,
gart, o. this county, Is dangerously sick.
Lou Hess, James MIlligun and George Deyar.
mon Will leave Saturday for a weeks fish near
Sandusky.
Mrs. John q. TomllnSOn and family, Of Wind.
this week.
The new furnace Of the Lantern Globe Com.
pRny VIII use gas, aud they Will put In u slack
generator,
". ". Robinson has gone 10 East Liverpool
aud Into the drug business, having bought out
A. II, Fleming.
Charlie and Guy DRnkwerth arc home from a
visit down. the river. They caught several very
fine FISH while away.
William lIardesty, Of ColenIn township, an
old and respected citizen, will be buried from
his late home to-day.
s,Q. Hamilton Is home from . trlpto L4ncas.
ter, o., and reports work on the new window
glass house progressing rapidly.
Manly, the wharf boat man, purchased from s,
HeatherlngtOn the hull OF the old steamer Tole,
gram. he having bought her from Capt. Booth,
MI. Manly had an offer for her yesterday even.
Ing, Tho parties talk OF Temodeling her and
making another wharf boat for this point.
The new Board Of Pension Examiners orVnnlZ.
cd here yesterday, and Dt. WGllons, Of Barnes.
Vile, was made President Dr. Ester, Of Ll0ydB.
Vile, Treasurer, aud DR.. West, Of this city, secfe.
Ary, There were before the board twenty-five
original and twenty-five Increase applicants,
They thought that twelve cases would DO All
they could get through with At this sitting.
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Tho nend VIM su.lalned.

Judge PAUL yesterday held a special
term Of the Circuit Court at which The
argument was heard on the motion for
new trial in the case OF William and
Eliza Read by Mrs. Mary Read, theil
next friend, vs.: John Reads executor
The motion was overruled, and a decree
entered declaring the disputed will Ia
be and establishing II as tire true last
will and testament Of John Read, de-
ceased. Col. Arnett, attorney for the
plaintiffs, took q stay Of judgment fol
the purpose Of taking an appeal to the
Supreme Court Of Appeals.
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The blackberry season is at It's height
this week, The berries got pretty cheap
% cents a bucket, this week, but yester'
day the demand exceeded the supply
and they went up to 80 cents and are
likely to 20 higher by next week, when
they will begin to get scarcer. Hun
dreds OF buckets arrive on the Ohio
River railroad every night. There is nc
danger oftheir becoming much OF adrul
in the market, or getting cheaper THAI
they have been, for the Ohio Wine Com
pauy, at Martins Ferry, buys all that
are offered at % cents a bucket and
many are shipped away. This
tends to bull the market, and for a day
or two the supply has been exhausted
early in the forenoon, leaving the de.
mand active. To-day and tomorrow
will DO the best time to buy, as after that
they will 90 up steadily until the season
Is done,
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At the meeting Of glass manufacturer
at New York last week, 1t was decided
to send a representative Of the flint glass
manufacturers association TO a meeting
OF representatives OF oil the commercial
and manufacturing interest Of the Coun'
try, 10 be held at Minneapolis September
8, for the purpose Of drawing up q bank
rupt bill TO be presented to Congress,
with memorials asking It's passage, II Ia
superBede all existing State laws. Hon,
N. B. Scott, OF this city, was chosen as
the glass mems representative.
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Mr. A, l.. Henderson, Of New York,
tho general manager Of the Bignal tune
service that Is operated from Washing
Ion, over tile Western Union Company
lines, In nearly every city OIL any proinl.
nuncO In the country. spent yesterday
here In company With Mi. Tracy, the
Western Union manager a. this point,
arranging 10 give the service. 2 general
introduction here. A start will DO made
In seven jUwelfy stores, the ptopfietofB
OF which have contracted for the service,
The current time, 10 the second, ie
1aHied over the wires from the National
observatory AZ Washington each day In
such a manner that gil those having the
service can adjust their time pieces 10
absolutely correct time,
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Hound ornr on rwo Chnrros.

Ed Joyenf was yesterday arralgned
before Squire Arkle on a charge Of lelo'
NOUS assault upon Len McGranahan
with intent to main, disGgure, disable
and kill" He waived a preliminary
hearing and gave bond In the sum OIL
$500 for his appearance at court. He
was also arraigned on a charge OF bas.
tardy preferred some time ago BY Clara
Chadwell, formerly Of Kingwood, and
again waived a hearing and gave bond
In $500 for court.
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A prominent pottery manufacturer Of
East Liverpool gave a Crisis reporter, a
new reason for the pottery scheme. He
said; ~ believe that English have more
to do with the formation OF the pottery
trust than is generally known, and that
it is but the preliminary move 10 place
the business into their hands. My
reason for 1t Is this: In England
there is an abundance Of capital seeking
investment. The interest Is very low,
but from l to 8 per cent being realized,
Much Of this capital is coming to Amerl'
ca to DO invested. Experience has
shown them that inflated and similar SO.
curities are not substantial, and so they
are beginning to buy plants outright and
operate them themselves, thus insuring
sale returns. l do not doubt that
ample English capital could be secured
to-day to purchase the entire pottery
industry Of this country, for the reason
that the returns from the investment
are enormous in the eyes Of the English
money-holders. While | do not know
anything definite, l believe that II the
pottery trust Is formed. the certificates
will be loated in Europe"
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Excursion to Atlantic CITY via tho Il. 4 o.
The announcementtha t the Baltimore
4 Ohio Railroad Company will again
this summer resume their select excur.
sions to the most popular Of our seashore
resorts, will be hailed with delight by
the public, who appreciate the advan.
tages offered In these trips. The low
rates, long time limit and the privilege
OF their best train service running on
regular schedule, composed Of fast ex.
press trains, elegant day coaches, Pull.
mans best equipment and Vestlbuled
Limited Express trains are among the
advantages afforded by the Baltimore &
Ohio, and the stop.oH at Washington on
the return trip will allow the sight.
seer an opportunity to take in the points
OF interest In and about the Capital be.
fore returning home, and form q fitting
termination 10 a weeks Bojourn at the
shore.
The second Of these select excursions
will be run on Thursday, August !, 1880.
We give below a list oistations showing
the time Of trains and round trip rates
nj fafel
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Mr.. W. B. stewartson, Of the Central
Glass Works, opened a display Of this
concerns wares at the Mcclure House
Yesterday. He has q fne line Of sam.
tles, and this forms a decided addition
70 the displays which appeal tothe visit.
Ing buyers In the Mcclure House glass
MI, N, ii. Bliss, Of Omaha, Neb., a
large buyer Of Wheeling glass, is at the
Mcclure, and is leaVlngsolne good orders.
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sad Accident 10 nm Ola Lady,

Mrs. Mary Woods, a well known and
respected old lady living on the National
road, east Of Stamm's hotel, met with an
accident on Monday last which. will
likely prove fatal, owing to her advanced
age. While on her porch she attempted
to sit down on n chair, when by some
NEAR unacCountable she lost her bal.
anCe and fell sideways, breaking the
left thigh bone. Mrs. Woods is over 50
years OF age. A singular coincidence Is
that Mrs Woods mother aud sister each
met with d similar accident when over
80 years Of age.
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In the United States will recommend
Elixir Of Dates II you need q gentle ant
reliable laxative. II your liver 10 lnaC
tive you can't hope for good health
until you regulate the regulator b.
taking some sale remedy. Elixir o
Dates is Just what you need, Give II I
trial, Sold In 30 cent bottles by D. II
Goethe, w, W, Irwin, John LAughlln
Logan Drug Company and Goodwin 4
Co., wholesale agents.
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y a combination Of the active properties
Of dates agS aud pfunes, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant taste and
beneficial effects have rendered II I'm.
tnensely popular. II cures habituAl con.
gtipatlon, indigestion, biliouSneas, sick
headache, piles, etc. Sold Ii. 90 cont
bottles BY o. X, GoeiSe, w, W, irwin
w, y, Williams aud John I%auRhlln,
Logan Drug 90. and Goodwin 4 Co.,
Wholesale agents.
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H10FeNfDFI60Ve

In the medical line 10 the pleasant fruit
laxative, Eliylr Of Dates. " combines
Tie aptlye properties Of dates, dgB and
prunes In such q way ~ 10 make II one
Of tho most pleasant and effective rene.
dies on the market, 10 easily taken
BY old and young and b q sure cure iof
habItuRl constipation, %bilioqsness, dys.
pepSla, sick headache and piles, and ali
dlsealea caused by q weak stomach, dis.
eased kidneys or Inactive liver. Sold in
80 cent bottles BY o. H. Goethe, w, w,
Irwin, W. II, Williams, John LAuphiln,
Logan. Drug. Company and Goodwin &
90. Wholesale ageltB,
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Arc quickly given 10 every part Of Tue
body BY Hoods satsaparllla. That tired
feeling ls entirely overcome; The blood
ID purified, enriched, and vltalIEed, and
carries health instead Of disease IA. every
organ, Tho stomach ls toned and
strengthened, the appetite restored. The
Kidneys and liver are reused and inylR.
GRATED, The brain 10 refreshed, the mind
made clear and ready for work, Try II.
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ATaIEF QUICKLY CAUGHT.
He RObs Two Fellow Hoardsru aud Gets
"in tho Soup,1

50 N%NNh ANN AthNN AoAFutgA hhu hNtA
Hn the Soup"
There was a good deal OF excitement
on Market street above Twelfth last
night about midnight, Two men named
Mallory and Bridseman, who board
with Mrs, Jackson, went into their
rooms about IL o'clock, and found that
they had been robbed. Two suits Of
clothes and some other things were
taken, In going TO his room Mallory
had noticed the door OF another board.
er's room close and his light 20 out sud-
denly, yet when he went 10 that room
the door was locked and the occupant
was apparently so soundly asleep that
he was wakened with difficulty.
He denied all knowledge OF the stolen
property, but 1t was found in the room,
He"had been surprised, evidently, before
he was ready TO leave with his booty,
A silver watch and valuable gold chain
belonging TO Bridgeman were missing
and could not be found. From the fact
that some article which ratified like
metal was heard to fall in the street, Il
is suspected that the watch was thrown
out the window, but thorough search
in the street with lanterns failed to re-
cover 1t,
The alarm that was raised brought
Nightwatchmen Junkins and Dunlap tc
the house, aud they arrested the thief
He gave his name us John Clark, but
letters in his pockets showed his right
name to be John Haley. His mother
lives at Mansfield, Ohio, and he is q rail
road hand,
He had only taken boarding at Mr.
J~aCkson's house last evening, and one o
the boarders was so u~niavorably STRUCK
by his appearance that he remarked tina
somebody would be missing clothes
soon. Evidently the man was on thu
point Of leaving the house when dis
covered, He was lodged In jail and viii
be arraigned before Squire Phillips at II
q, m, to-day.
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Frank McAdams, Harry Chrlslieb and
"Yank" Kenney had a preliminary hear
ing before Squire Davis yesterday after.
noon on four charges Of burglary and
four Of petty larceny. Prosecuting At,
torney Howard appeared for the State
and Capt. B. B, Dovener and Col, w,
W, Arnett for the defense. About
thirty witnesses wore present, The men
were all three held In bail aggregatinQ
$3.50 each, being $1,000 for each man
on each Of the four felony charges and
$500 each on the four petty larceny
charges. They went to jail in default.
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Yestorday,s League and Association Games

AZ Columbus-ColumbuS, 81. st. Louis. Q
Earned, /. Hits, I and d, Errors, . and l.
Pitchers, Widner and StlYCttg aud Chamberlain
AZ MISREPRESENTATION, II; Louisville, 3
Earned, ? aud !. Hits, 10 aud II. Errors, 0 aud
u, Pitchers, Kilroy and Ewing,
At ClevelGud-P Pittsburgh, 5; Cleveland, 4
Earned, I and ., Hits, y each, Errors, 2 aud .
Pitchers, Calvin and lakely,
At Observation-Disclosures l5i New York
0. Earned, 0 and 8, Hits, 10 and I. Errors,
and 0. Home runs, Ewing, Wood and Thomp
sou. .Pltchers, Reeie, Crane and Burlington. =,
AZ boston oEton, vi. WashlngtOpL .. Earned
1 and !. Hits, II and y, Errors, 3 aud y. Pitchers
Madden, OIDay and Sullivan.
AZ Chicago-FlIstgame: Chicago, g; lnd!anap
oils, ., Earned, 0 Rld2, Hits, 7 and 8. Errors
. And4. Home run, sGery. Pitchers, Tener and
RuSk, Second game: Indianapolis, .; Chicago
8, Earned, I aud ?. Hits, 10 and q. Errors,
aud 2 Home run, Bassett. Pitchers, boyle
aud GumbOIt,
At NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. 0; Athletics 0.
Hits, 3 and O., Errors, Q and II. Pitchers, Mul
lane, Vlau and Mediation,
AZ New York-BtoOklyn I; Kansas City. O.
Earned, Q and l. Hits, Z each. Errors, Q aud 4
Pitchers, SOWleFy and Terry,
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The Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com,
pany has Just placed an order with the
Pittsburgh Locomotive Company, OIL
Allegheny city, for twenty-five Of the
fastest improved locomotives. The en-,
gines will be eight wheelers and will be
used on the Trans.O Ohio divisions. The
company Is now at work on the order,
and Wilt turn out the engines as soon as
possible.
the total order will amount 10 $4,000,
This will make about 100 locomotives
this company has turned out for this
road,
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Grand Army Day At nj. Lake Park

Thursday, August /, 1880, has beer
fixed for q. A. r. Day by the Mountain
Lake Park Association. There will b.
comrades there from Pennsylvania
Maryland, Washington City, West Vir'
ginia, Ohio and other States. His Ex
Cellency President Harrison and wife
have signi6ed their intention TO be
present, and several members OF the
Cabinet will also be present. WestVir
einia ought 10 be well represented. i
Is expected hereafter that this will every
year be one Of the features Of this pleas
ant summer resort.
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Virginius Lodge No. 2, /. o. o. +, has
arranged for something extra In the per.
iormanCe Of some Of Us degree work at
lie meeting this evening, and members
Of tho order who want to sec something
nicely done arc advised TO attend. They
will be cordially welcomed. The Odd
Fellows order here lSjust at present OK.
perlCnOlng quite q boom, and Vitgtnius
Lodge is securing her share Of new
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Boorn's launch, Hazel, for excursions,
day. or night. Inquire Of Capt. Dave
Keller.


In delicate health and all WHO suffer
from hablIual constipation, dyspepsia,
biliouBneAs or piles, should Try the pleas.
ant fruit laxative, Elixir Of Dates. Sold
in 80 cent bottles by y. X. Goethe, W.
W. Irwin, John LAughlln. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin 4 Co.. whole.
sale lRentB,
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BRowN's Iron BIrTEas furnishes aid to
the stomach to accomplish its work.
Only q medicine which has a specific
action upon the stomach will do you
any good, and Browns Iron Bitters will
act directly upon that organ, toning II
up and giving 1t strength to do its work,
relieving the pressure upon the nervous
system, strengthening the nerves, quick.
ening and improving the appetite, re-
moving ilatulency andheartburn, restor-
ing the appetite and dlspelling the dizzy
spells which are SO annoying, and may
prove very dangerous. DAw
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wANAuAKER 4 BRowN's suits are un'
eoualled BY SO per cent In every respect,
76OBamples 10 select from, the wonder
OF the consumer ig why II has not Deen
Represented here before, Also Buggles
and Carpets at cost al j. w, Ferrels,
2lOi Main street.
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If YOU cannot see and need speCtacles
you Should call on uSand have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest instruments and more experience
than any other OptlClan In the State,
mud guarantee satisfaction or money re:
funded. JACOB w. GRUBB,
Jeweler and 0ptlClan,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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Correspondingly low rates are made
from other stations on the line.
Pullman Palace Sleeping Cars attached
to all trains.
The tickets are good Ten days with
the privilege Of a 6top.of at Washing.
ton, b. o. on the return journey. 5
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For habItual constipation, dyspepsia and
kindred Ills is the famous CdlltorAia
liquid fruit remedy, Syrup Of Figs. II
strengthens as well as Cleanses the sys'
TEN, II 10 easily taken, and perfectly
harmless, For sale In 90 cents and 81 bot.
ties by Logan Drug Co., Anton II, Hess,
X. j. Burt and O. MenkemellerH
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Other Tri.slnte Onmen PIaytl YeaterAay.

At springaeld-It required eleven in.
nings to decide the game and the visitors
won, They made the most hits and the
most errors, but were fortunate enough
to get their hits sufficiently punched To
win the game despite the number oil
their errors. The attendance was over
900, and considerable fun was had over
the game, The score was as follows:
filR aiaiitSa Ices: . 3 3 9 ! 3 ! / -
Earned, Springfield H. Hamilton 2. Hits
Springfield 81 Hamilton II, Errors, Springfield
3; llGmlltonS s. batteries, Springfield, WittrOck
and wes!lakG; Hamilton, Dolan aud Lancer
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WASHINGTON, D. O., July 24.-For
Western Pennsylvania, local showers
Thursday afternoon or evening" no de-
Cided change In temperature Thursday
warmer Friday; variable winds.
For West Virginia and Ohio, light
local showers, except fair In Northern
Ohio rising temperature Thursday and
Friday eaBtefly winds.