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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-11
Tho nook and Lndasr Moves

Chief Dunning, acting under the in
structions OF the Committee on Fire De
partment, yesterday moved the hook
and ladder company and their horses apt
apparatus from their house an Twenty
lrst street to q vacant cooper shop Oh
Twentieth street, which has been fitted
up for the eompany's temper
ary occupancy, and where they
will remain while their old
quarters are being repodeled and geneT'
ally renovated. A new floor will Be put
In and some very material changes made
in the plumbing arrangements. When
the work Is completed the company will
have very comfortable quarters,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-11
MARTINS FERRY.
A Boys ilody Recovered POrlOnal Intl

A Boys body ACKNOWLEDGMENT Intel
ilgSnUe-FooderS' wages.
Miss Ella Campbell hM returned from Plush
log.
Misses Matte EGisy aud Maggie haywood ART
visiting friends In the country,
Misses Jennie Mc0fUw and Ada BwRftS leave
this week for SmlLhheld, TO visit itleGdI.
Mrs, Joseph Frazier and Ms. Sarah u. Martin
LETT yesterday for POWhatAn 10 visit friends,
Rev. II, n. Campbell and Mt, William CiAfk
are Waiting tho Rev Nj. ueSL In Warrington
county, Pa,
Lewis pAum, Of Boyd'a shoe AlOtO, will 10 Ia
Pltthbtfgh to-day, where he will spend 4 i've
weeks vacation,
Mn. Prank L, Heinrich returned 10 zanesyllls
yesterday lAitef d pleasant Visit with Mi, ma
Mrs. J, y. Patterson,
Mn. RebOeca liaheG, mother Of MOaats. ], \.
and J,C, HAtes, N not expected 10 live, Nj, ],
Y, HAtea WA summoned home from Mansfield
last oyOtihg,
NJ. william Blue, Of The Munoie, Ind, nall
WOtkl, has beet here several dAyl. employing
nAlleft and feeders 70 work In The mill, Recent.
" The hot teedgtS struck. against The reduction
Of from 10 To- II cent? and wanted three .iOuFthA
Of the 10 cent rate. They ara nav willing 10 40.
cepl the reduction aud fgJnfn 10 WDfE, The
management t~clegfaphed Mt. Blue 10 this eject
yesterday,
The body Of Frederick shlpmAn, drowned IN
the river near the luCkeye ulASa Works landing
while bathing on Monday evening" wa. feC0V.
cred Yesterday Afternoon about O'Clock, by ieV.
efal men working on tho piers iOI the Union
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers in the City aud Wheeling People
Abronl.

Strangers In the City and Wheeling People
Abroad.
Rev, G. B. Graham is visiting friends
at Charleston.
Mr.. D. S. Hammond, OF New Martins
vile, Is at the Mcclure House.
Col. Alex. Campbell and his son,
Robert, OF Bethany, spent yesterday in
the city.
Mrs. j.. S. Naylor, with her family, IL
occupying their cottage on the Camp
Ground at Moundsville.
Mss Emma onnenberger, formerly oil
this city, now OF Pittsburgh, is visiting
her parents on the South Side.
MIR. p. B. Dobbins, cashier OF the Dol
lar Savings Bank, las returned from a
business trip to jackson and adjoining
counties.
Prof. Roemer, Principal OF the Linsly
Institute, has gone to Morgantown to
attend the meeting OF the State Educa'
tional Association.
Mr.. Otto O. Hess has returned home
for the summer vacation from Terre
Haute, Indiana, where he is attending
the Rose Polytechnic Institute.
Mrs. j. NJ. Frasher and daughter, Miss
Ada, left the city yesterday to attend the
National Convention OF Business COL
leges at Cleveland during the following
MIR. and Mrs. Thomas Mccain and
daughter, Of East Liverpool, Ohio, and
kTnu Nlnra Iatimar Mrs Whpnlnf
Reeves, Miss Sophia FenwiCk and Miss
Edith Scott, OF Wellsburg5Bpent yester.
day with relatives on the Island.
Mr.. Walter Bell and sister last even.
ing entertained at their home out tho
National road the members OF tho Whist
club OF last season, in a most delightful
manner. Cards were provided for those
who desired to renew the pleasant mem.
cries OF last winter, aud there were other
amusements for those who did not
choose to play cards, Refreshments
were served during the evening,
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THE GARDEN PARTY
Given at the Park last Evening by the
Hebrew Ladies',

Given at the Park last Evening by the
Hebrew Ladies',
The garden party, or lawn iete, given
at Wheeling Park last evening by the
Ladies' Benevolent Society Of the He
brew congregation OF this city,
was q marked success. The
evening, was u beautiful one, de-
spite tue threatening aspect OF
the heavens at one time, and there was
a large crowd present TO enjoy the oCca-
sion. The Opera House orchestra fur.
nished the music for those who wanted
to dance, while the others either sat and
listened to the sweet strains and watch
ed the dancers, or strolled through
the leafy walks with which the lovely
Park abounds. Dancing did not COM
mence until o o'clock; previous to that
time bowling was the principal anuse.
ment, and there were many who partic-
ipated in the sport. The ladies who ar.
ranged-the party deserve praise for the
very complete manner in which their
arrangements were made,
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Underwear
Underwear Below Cost.

To clean out tho balance Of our stock Of Sum.
two weeks to cost and below cost, II VIII pay
you 10 come and SEQ the immense bargains We
offer, as you certainly never had M opportunity
to buy goods at such prices before.
Good GauEe UnAershlrts worth % cents, at 10 cts.
Muslin Drawers, all sizes, worth % cts, VI 10 cts.
Fine C6lOrel lalbriggRn, worth 80 cts, nt 10 cts
Striped Balbfiggau, worth 80 ctS, ut 30 cts.
SILK Flush URlbFIggRn, worth 81 ", at 70 CTS.
COlOEed French BalbrIgRan, worth 70 Gu, ~ bOc'
Camp Shirts, new styles, 10, W aud 10 CENTS
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At the last convention of the Amerl.
can Flint GlassworkeTs Union q law
was adopted laying the mould-makeFs of
two weeks, beginning the first OF July,
Accordingly, all the mould shops In this
section are of now, but most OF them
will resume next Monday, Heretofore
the mould-makers have worked during
the summer stop, preparing moulds tor
the trade, but the boys feel the need Of
a short rest as much as their brethren in
the factories.
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Health Officer Garrison yesterday re-
ceiyed twenty.four complaints Of the in.
efficiency Of the garbage service, a num-
Der about dead dogs and cats allowed to
lie around, and several Of filthy cutters,
What does the Health Committee care
Nothing, apparently. One gutter in bad
condition Is that on the west side OF
Market street Just south Of Eleventh,
into which a lot OF reeking stuff washes
from the unclean Second ward market
square. This square never was
cleaned lately, and since the new pave,
ment was laid it 10 easy to wash tho gar,
bage from II down street,
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Yigor and vitality

Are quickly given to every part Of the
body by Hoods Sarsaparilla, That tired
feelingis entirely overcome. The blood
is purified, enriched, and vitalized, and
carries health instead Of disease to every
organ. The stomach is toned and
strengthened, the appetite restored. The
kidneys and liver are reused and invig.
Grated. The brain is refreshed, the mind
made clear and ready for work, Try II.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-11
Flro Alarms Yesterday.

The FIRE department had two runs in
quick succession yesterday afternoon
pretty hard work for 30 hot q day. The
first was caused by a blaze In the Call.
well 4 Peterson Company's steel roofing
factory. Somebody carelegsly threw Q
lighted match into the paint machine.
The employees extinguished the blaze
with a loss Of less than $40. Tho second
was on account Of n blaze in a coal shed
In tho Eighth ward, also due 10 careless
ness, and tho loss hero was likewise
merely nominal,
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On Tuesday afternoon a young daugh'
ter OF Dixon Hepburn, at Irwin Station
was playing on the railroad track ms the
Bellaire, GAINESVILLE Cincinnati passen'
ger train came along. The engineer
happened 10 see the child, and reversed
his engine and gave her sand, but the
little one did not move until the massive
iron cow.catchers struck her aud knocked
her OF the track with o cut and bruised
face and body. The injuries are not be-
lieyed to be dangerous, but 1t was acloSe
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-11

tg q combination Of the active proportiel
Of dates Ggs and primes, and other
tropical fruits. It's pleasant tMte and
beneficial effects have rendered II I'M.
mehgely popular. II cures hAbltnRl con.
stpation, indigestion, lillousness, RlOk
headache, pllel, etc, Sold In 10 cent
bottles BY y. H. Goethe, W, W. Irwin
W, Il, Williams and John LAuRhlln,
Logan Drug %. and Goodwin 4 Co..
Wholesale agents,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-11

WI call special attention to the adyer,
tisement in our columns Of the Medical
College Of Virginia. This old, efficient
and honored Institution Is about enter
ing on its Gtty.second session, and We
urge upon our young men who purpose
studying for the profession 10 patronizt
this home institution, whose professors
and other instructors are selected from
tho best practitioners In the State.
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The Glnss FaIr AgaIn.

The semi.annual exhibit Of samples Of
glassware at the Mcclure house tor the
buyers OF the country, has again begun,
Mi. Long, representingth the Northwood,
OF Martins Ferry, and Mr., RatClif, OF
the Riverside, Wellsburg, have their
displays ia place. Mr., Massie, OF the
Buckeye, and the Elson, Of Martins
Ferry, with several S|teubenville, Find
lay and Bellaire houses, and the two
glass houses and three potteries in this
city, are expected in to-day or to-mor-
row, There will be one ortwo here this
time in addition to those who made ex,
hibits in the spring,
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WANAMAKER 4 BRowN's suits are un-
equalled by 33 per cent in every respect.
700 samples to select from. The wonder
Of the consumer is why it has not been
represented here before, Also Buggles
and Carpets at cost at ]. ". Ferrel's,
2I0l Main street.
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A Flondish Deed.

Veterinary Surgeon Kraft was yester'
day called in to examine a COW belong
ing to Lawrence Auth, the mineral water
bother, through whose body, from the
stomach to the back, a%sharpOned broom
stick had been thrust, evidently by de-
sign. A more heaFtless, fiendiah piece
Of cruelty could scarcely be imagined,
All that could be done was to kill the
COW and put her out Of her misery,
There Is no suspicion as to the guilty
party, nor the motive for so inhuman q
deed. 1t required great force to get the
stick through the animals body.
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concert on tho Islapd thI. Evening.

The people OF tho Thomson NJ. L
Church, on the Island, are preparing to
give the citizens Of Wheeling Il musical
treat this evening. The committee has
secured the very best musical talent
within reach, prominent among whom
are Miss Flora Williams, Miss Mary
Bankard and Miss Kate Michael,
The class and choir Of the church, hay
ing been under the instruction Of Prof. ],
W. Schofeld for three months, will also
furnish some excellent music, consisting
OF choruses and anthems. The room Il
large and airy and will accommodate all
who tnay come,
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Last evening some signs Of a breeze
were perceptiGle, and there was a show.
Inn OF llghtning,w with rumbllng thunder,
In the west, but the threatened storm
blew over, and II was still awful hot at
midnight,
three heats yesterday morning and then
knocked off, The wofkmBn In the other
mills also either laid OF entirely Or only
made mart time. Several CaBeB Of slight
sickness from tho excessive heat were
ranbftnd,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1889-07-11

Ia natures own true laxative. It is the
most easily taken, and the most effective
remedy known 10 cleanse tho system
when bilious or costivej to dispel head.
aches, colds, and fever; to cure habitual
constipation, indigestion, piles etc,
Manufactured only by the California FIJI
Syrup Company. For sale In 90 cents
and 81 bottles BY Logan Drug Company,
Anton T. Hess, r.. b, Burt and O. Men.
kemelleE.
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I%lrInrlnr Glndnesa

10 millions, pleasing their palates and
cleansing their systems, aronsing thell
Livers, Kidneys, stomachs aud BowGli
TO a healthy activity. Such Is themlBSior
OF tue famous California liquid fruit
remedy, Syrup Of Figs. For sale In &c
cent and q 90 bottles by Logan Drug
Company, Anton I. HeW, r. u. Burt
and q, Menkumeller,
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Sunday Exeuraious OF Ohio River X. II.

Until October !, 1850, Sunday exCur-
sion tickets will be sold as follows: TO
Woodland, 90 cents; to New Martins
vile and Sistersville, 81 80; TO Williams
town (Marietta) and Parkersburg, 50 %.
Good for return passage on date OF sale
only. j. G. ToMLINsoS, Agent.
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|. Do you suffer with habitual constipa-
ton or b%iliousness2 i so, try the pleas
ant mutt laxative, Elixir Of Dates. It
will cure you. Sold in 90 cent bottles
by G. II. Goethe, w. W. Irwin, W. i.
Williams, John Laughlin. Logan Drug
Company and Goodwin & Co, wholesale
agents.
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bell and Frank HaCket, and Of No. 20,
Of Walter Murray, H, o. Tetersoll, Jos.
Colbert, George Upperman and John
Cayill. The programme at the lake win
be quite interesting, consisting OF boat
races, fat mems races, speeches andgood
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IF You cannot see and need ~spectacles
yOu should call oil usand have your Eyes
tested without charge. We have the
finest instruments and more experience
titan my other 0ptlClan In the State,
and guarantee satisfaction or money re-
funded. JACOB ". GRUBB,
Jeweler and 0ptiCian,
Cor. Twelfth and Market Streets.
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TIE FLINT GLASSWORKERs.
lie Convention ut D%sllalre-Th,ir Outing
In.hnn

Tie Convention at Dsllalre-Thtir Outing
IO.day.
The third days session OF the Amerl'
can Flint Glassworkers' national con-
yention, at Bellalre yesterday, was de-
voted strictly to business, aud all those
prominent in the association would say
after It was over, was that "all was haf-
monious," The suggestion has been
made howeVer, that the convention IL
reaching that point where the harmony
TINT has so far characterized the pro.
Ceedings will be severely tested. There
arc a great many proposed amendments
10 the constitution and bylaws, some Of
which will never be considered, because
tho point aimed ut is already covered,
The insurance feature will, no doubt, be
adopted when 1t comes up, though there
Is considerable opposition to 1t. The
scheme proposes TO allow $500 or $1,000
death benefit to friends OF a deceased
member.
Among the amendments proposed are
provisions limiting cutters and mould
makers to ffty.tlYe HOURS for a week,
limiting apprentices TO one for each FIVE
pots, and to refuse 10 work moplds made
by non-union labor.
The committees arc all at work, and
tits not likely any reports Of consequence
will be made before Friday. Then the
music will begin II there are to be any
determined fights. The shademakers
have the most serious question so far
brought up, although it Is limited that
the number in moves on opal ware is To
DO reduced, which is equivalent to ask
ing an advance In the price Of making
these goods.
The association Is in excellent tinan-
Cial standing, but the balance in the
treasury no one knows outside OF the
organization. The figures given as a bal
ance arc entirely too liberal, notwith-
standing the earnings Of the members
during the past year reached almost
100000. II Is only in times Of serious
trouble that the men pay up largely, and
the allowances To the troubled ones is In
a manner only loaned 10 them. Presi-
dent Smith, however, states that at no
time since tho inception OF the organiza-
ton has it been in the excellent condi-
ton Il is to-day.
The troubles Of tho past year have not
been so much in the way Of strikes as in
other differences that are as perplexing
and annoying and as hard to adjust salts
~iactotily, but they do not affect such q
wide area. These always leave griev-
anCes to present to the convention, and
the session yesterday forenoon was taken
up In the discussion Of such matters, but
so far all have been referred to the
grievance committee without any mani
lestation OF bad blood.
An Associated Press report from Pitts
burgh last night conveyed this new in
formation:
PlrTsRpRgn, PA, July 10.-The Amer
lean Flint Glassworkers, lip session at
Bellairc, Ohio, had a stormy session To-.
day over the admission Of Bohemians,
and the hearing Of grievances. 1t was
finally decided to admit the Bohemians,
provided they thoroughly organized,
and the grievances were referred to the
proper committee.
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"a. WestIako ont by bOlnE IN by batted UNI.

spFiaEaeidi .. .."... ... ..,'. ............ ! . ) ~
Earned runs-springaCld, O.. Three basC hits
Il. WeStlakO 2. Struck out-By Meelan, Q; by
WiltrOcR, ., BaSeS on balls-0f MechRn, !; OF
Wiltrock, /. Hit by ball-ly MCehAn, o.. Wild
pltch-MeehRn, ]. Double plAy-G. WestlAke 10
Wittfock, Conover. Stolen bajes-stenSel, q.
WeSIlake, sommcFs. ~TIme-l;lS, .pmplV-But'
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FOR HOT WEATHER.

A full line Of Serges, Drap DEtes and
CheYlOts, Just suited iOrthe lot weather,
which will he made up ilrst.Class NJ
reasonable prices.
In StOck-A large line or 0yerSizes In
French Flannel Shirts, neck 10, body so.
At @. HESS " sons,
1891 & 1898 Market Street,
Wheeling, w. Va.
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EXCURSION TO NASnylLLB, TENN.

Via tho Pennsylvania Linos, for the Ma,
tiOnAl Educational Association.
The Pennsylvania Lines West Of Pitts.
burgh will sell excursion tickets 10 Nash,
Vile, Tenn, aud return on July lot Ia
10th, on account Of the meeting OF the
National Educational Association, These
tickets will DO sold at especially reduced
rates, and will DO good returning until
September 10, 1850. For complete In.
formation apply 10 tho nearest ticket OF
passenger agent Of tho Pennsylvania
Lines,
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SIS. MARVIN 4 Co. have on exhibition
In all flnstClass groceries In the city,
sample bottles Of AftesiAn. well water
used IN the manufacture o tthelr superior
Cakes and Crackers. They use no linz
pure river water In their goods.
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A MICS Hammock for the lawn, porch
or summer house, can behad al d. Men.
del 4 CO!s, ll2A Main street.
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bridge. Thebody was taken to the undertaking
estsbiIshment oi A, Zlnk, GU Hanover street,
Here n was prepared for burial and Aken 70
the residence Of The parents, MT. and MI, Lew
EhipmRn, In Martins addition, the funeral
will nke place this morning ~ y oclock'
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ALL Lovers OF good Crackers should
insist upon having Marvin's. They have
a national reputation and are the purest
and best. Your Grocer handles them.
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MARvIN's Eagle Butter Crackers have
on equal. Always ask for them.
RELLAlRE
All Sorts OF Local Now: and Gossip from

All Sorts of Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.
Mr.. Patrick Foran lost a small child on Tues
day,
The street fGkir and his cappers arc having a
nice time here.
Mrs. II, q. Wilson has gone on visit to Mrs.
B, +. COCkRyne, At Tiiln.
The King homestead In the Fourth ward Il 10
be sold again on Saturday.
Charles RosSer began hauling brick yesterday
for his big paving contract.
Mrs. William slnrani leaves to-day with
friends, for a tiip TO Cape May.
AT Rodeter's on Winding Hill, tho A.. N. T..
Church Will hold their picnic to-day,
William Walsh has moved his family and
goods 10 Sheridan, Pa, near JohnSl0wn.
Mrs. g. II. Dankwetth was called TO Clarlng.
ton, o., by the death Of Gu infant nephew.
The delegates arc oil very loud 10 their praise
Of the music on the Square In the evening.
Tomorrow night the bicycle club will turn
out In full force, They make AgOOd showing.
The cots ordered by the hotels were slow In
coming, aud they oil purchased them in,Whecl.
Ing.
The funeral Of Mrs. Melvin Thompson was
very large yesterdays lnterment at WegCe come
AuG HIt utIAI buAglk was GlAluu Uuk ythlGEuh1
"a. extlngilSh some flags that took GfO At HAnkeb
saloon.
baltimore & Ohio Express Agent Mays has
gone to his home In Somerset, o., 10 spend u
month.
Tho Pipe limo mon work right along during
this hot weather, aud will soon bc done -poSsf:
bly, to-day,
Murray L. Fawcott, OF tho nail works, with
bis family, loft yesterday for a ten days visit 10
Flushing friends.
Master Of Transportation Lyle, Of The b., u. 4
O. railway, was here yesterday arranging for tho
canptneOtlngs on his road, To begin soon.
Word was rocOly0d yesterday by ", @. Cochran
q the death OF Mrs: Cochtau'A only sister Mn.
KifkwOod, Mo.
Thomas ]. Lollh, q Cleveland 4 rltnbuEh
passenger conductor, leaves tomorrow morning
t0r q three days visit 10 the National camp
meeting u Mountain Lake Park,
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MARviS's Extra Soda and Dat MeaI
Biscuits are recommended by all physI.
clans IA tho most healthy summer diet.
For sale BY all gtoCefg,
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l.xcnr.Ioh To i,lttAbnrsh.

On account Of Tho Elks Reunion Al
Pittsburgh, July 10, 10 and II, the Bal.
timote 4 Ohio will sell Excursion tick.
eta 10 Pittsburgh At one fare for the round
trip, good until July 20.
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" you arc going fishing OF into the
mountains for the summer, secure one
Of the Palmer HammoCkg 10 DO had At
q. MendOl 4 Co's, 1924 Main street.
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Sunday, July II, the Baltimore 4 Ohio
railroad will sell excursion tickets Il
Johnstown and return At very low rates
Train will leave Wheeling AZ B O'Clock a
M, returning, arrive al midnight
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Tic nnmIiInn oInh Next.

The Hamilton club will arrive this
morning, and this afternoon commence
a series Of three games, at Island park.
1t Is earnestly hoped that there will bel
marked improvement in patronage at
these games. The Hamilton club ID
capable of playing good ball and
there ID every reaRon 70 believe that
they will do their best TO keep
Wheeling down now that Wheeling l.
In second place, In view Of The
defeats that Canton has been suffering
at Mansfield there Is a possibility that
Canton will not have as sure a call on
first place as seemed certain a few days
ago, and II Wheeling can hold It's pres.
ept place 1t ia not improbable that
Wheeling may be In position to take
the ppnrant at tho ond OF the season.
The boys and The management are In
need Of encouragement, and they should
have 1t in tue shapeoi increased patron
AGO,