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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-03-22
NOtol Burned.

ST.. JOHN, n. b, March 21.-Tho Ar
gylc hotel at St. Andrews was totally de-
stroycd by fro last night Itwas one
OF tho largest hotels in the province and
was largely patronized by summer tour
lists, St. Andrews being a favoritc water
ing place.
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NEw YoRE, March 2l..-Thc fertilizer
iactory at Barren Island. owned by P.
White 4 Sons, was burned this morn
ing. Loss 500, 600; insured.
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Postmaster Appointed.

Special Dispatch TO the MtcRiasnctr
WASHINGTON, D. g. March 2l.-C. S.
Jones has been appointed postmaster ut
Oak Hill, Fayctte county, vice S. II.
Lesg, resisEel. -.
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NeceivlnE and Dpliyerlln,Ic

Edw.L. Rose & Co. arc daily receiving
the latest output in Bicycles. They arc
y also selling secondhand Sewing Ma
chimes ut marvelously low prices.
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GREAT BARGAINS in fine Shoes at
L. Y. BLoNp's. j
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SOLID FOR CLEVELAND,
Tho minnesota Delegation VIII Have No
Use for Hill.

Inc Hlnhesota delegation VIII hnTc Mo
Usc for Hill.
ST.. PAUL, March 2l.-Figures made
here last night IRON the returns OF thir-
ty-seveu counties indicate that the
Cleveland men have already baggcd
enough delegates to send solid dclega-
ton to Chicago in his favor. 1t has
been mysteriously limited about for til Q
last two weeks that Minneapolis, which
is the hot bed OF the North Star Club,
intends to spring surprise by choos-
ing n Hill delegation. The Minneapolis
caucuses were held last night and every
Cleveland delegate was chosen through
out the city. The convention will be
held on Thursday, and it is stated that
no Hill man will DO allowed to creep in
from here. AS matters stand thirty
five counties arc for Cleveland, one for
4 good western man and one sends an
uninstructed delegation.
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She Committed Suicide.

Mrs. f. G. Doe, at Watkins, Left this
letter: Observation-Disclosures me if 1
cause you trouble, but suffer SO. You
do not know what these long, wakeful,
wrctched nights arc to me, and am so
tired, darlins-tho pain will never DO
better. tits not easy to Take, my own
lie, but ! have been sick SO long. Good
bye, my husband, love- ou-yourwifc.n
This is but ono OF thousands that gives
up, instead OF using DR.. Miles Restora-
tive Nervine, and being speedily cured
OF their wretchedncss. Go TO Logan
Drug Co. and get an elegant book and
trial bottle Tree. IA. n, Ys5s,. 6 4.
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SALESNlEN WANTED-T0 STII
0our goods by simple to the wholc,,iSot ILL, a.,
fetailttade Liberal salary md expense, , @t9
Fcrlnanent position, Money NlyauNTchP a ~.
wages advertising, e!c, For fnll pntt!caSSs 10;
leietenSo addtdss CENTENNIAL MFG. c. CO. C Snp
NNNot ih l.H4af. h.aal. y. lpn F.,1,t,
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FoR SALE.

FLOR SALE.
A valuable farm OF o53 acres, two miles rom Ii
Weston. for sale. Over 2OD acres III line hl t
grass Splendid meadows and orchard, wGi T.,
improved fimly watercd. The owner liTcs III
Also S% acres near tho depot ut Weston. |itH
two dwellings: and fine orchard. prlss ~; ~
Easy TcrmSe Address c. L, LlGiTBURN, YES
ton, W. w. - 49, me-
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Strawberry liams have no equal for
!usciousness and delicecy OF favor. n
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pic and Cheese

Pic and Choose
which have been unable to touch for years.
The English language does not contain words
enough to permit inc 10 express the praise
w. y. WESTZ, l8t Castle St, Geneva, N, Y, Y
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Good Voucher

II have known Mr.. Warren D. Wentz for
many years and can vouch for him as n man
OF vGraclty and ono well known about here.
IhaYe Sol0 him scYeral bottles OF 80 .gl.te.
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fTyTANTED--SALEs FOR IA On,
W. Ky ERSXlfglnla, also we,t virginia and HG y.
MUS have al SdERbi rSpns a,Sina and EeancEy
those who have Travelled md sold CloiSi, Vhly
eau, give rficioIoc iom clothing hNn"n,1 Ahd
apply. Address BOX 90, Baltimore, nd "eel
AHA
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WANTED.

AaFEW LADIEs-TO C0NpiIG;
IN lists address circulars. etc, Mt bnnt. iLH
lnlnent II engaged Address With FelS o'S; pEs
spIiHinpsd envelope llOusEEEErGRS WEEESIi%4
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-15
Base Ball Gossip.

New York has signed Reddy Mack.
Cincinnati has agreed to play at ST..
Louis, Sunday, April i.
Weaver rode from his farm in Kansas
to Louisville on a bicycle.
Charley King claims to have obtained
complete control OF new twist ball.
Mexican, OF Cleveland, says he is GO
ing to knock the cover off the ball this
year.
McPhee took part in three brilliant
double plays in game at Hot Springs
last week.
Mark Baldwin reports that his arm is
still very sore. but that he soon expects
TO gain his Old-time speed.
Walter Lawrence, Tncle's new In
fielder has been playing third base
away out Of sight at Tampa.
Darby O'Brien was handsome fell
low, standing about feet 10 inches in
height, and weighing lG5 pounds.
Staley is at his home in Springfield,
III. He is a little fat and slow, and the
Boston club is anxious TO get him to
work down South.
Pitcher WoodcOck, the new left-hand-
err Of the Pittsburgs, will report March
81. He will practice two weeks with
the Brown University nine.
Won der Abe didn't know Darby
O'Brien was sick and sent him Sl00 last
Wednesday. st. Louis has signed
Easton TO take 0'BreD's place.
Ladies will be admitted free to the
grand stand at Exposition Park, Pitts
burg, every day during the base ball
season, except on opening day and holi-
days.
Director Conant Is about the only one
OF the Boston directors who still sticks
out for Kelly. He claims that kel will
still be a drawing card in the other
towns, il he has lost his charm at home.
Kelly isn't making so many hits with
himself as he was last season. The days
when he could quit game, make a
cigarette, guy the spectators, play bad
ball and get about s. minute for doing
il are passed.
Mrs. Clarkson even complained to the
Boston club owners about her husband S
dissipation. She said all her husband
had saved was in the big house they
have out in CAMBRIDGE, and he hasn't a
cent beside that. Mr.. COnant suggest
ed that they mortgage the house and
get So. 300 10 recompense the Boston
club and he would release Garrison,
and she went away TO see If it could be
done.
Baldwin writes AL Pratt an interest
ing letter from Hot Springs. lie says
Beckley and Joyce are the terrors of a
bath house. They drive the tempera-
ture up to lGG degrees and brighten
everybody out of the place. These men
also play skittles regularly, which is a
great weight reducer. The batting OF
Beckley has been the feature OF the ex-
hibition games. Baldwin says: Long
live Maher in Ireland" He was an un-
fortunate supporter Of the freshman.
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Amnng.the PugilIsts.

Maher will spar in Philadelphia this
week.
Spider Weir has challenged Tommy
White, Of Chicago.
Dixon refuses the Coney Island A. c.
Of 900 TO meet Johnson. 1t is not
enough.
Paddy Mcbride claims the 12@-pound
cham pionship since Jimmy Lynch re-
fuses to fight him.
Cahill, Calan, Butler, Hammer! Here
is the amateur pugiliStic Quartette OF
America. They meet tomorrow.
Kemmeck has challenged Tommy
Ryan, Patsy KerriGan or Johnny Rea-
gan for -, 500 or $4,000 a side. KEN
meck's hacker is John c. Humphrey, OF
Oakland, Cal.
John j. Quinn says: "Ed Smith will
box either Bob Fitzsimmons, Jim Hall,
Alex Greggans, Joe Choynski or Jimmy
Carroll, OF Brooklyn, y. Y, before any
club for purse"
Paddy Shea, Of Wichita, whom Ed.
Smith Is to meet, and Sam Palmer, of
Runnymeade, fought at Harper, Kan,
for the heavyweight championship and
81, 900. Shea gained first blood, first
Touchdown and won the fight in the
sixth round, lasting - minutes 80 sec
onds.
President Fulda, OF the California
Athletic Club, calls Corbett an adver-
tising mountebank instead OF finished
fighter. he says Corbett faxed his
fight with Peter Jackson before the
California Club.
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General Sporting Notes.

Hanback, Johnny Poe returns to
Princeton in April.
J. MacMahon, of Detroit, has an I'M
known weighing 1877 pounds, whom he
will match against Evan Lewis or Jack
King.
Caroline, the greatest OF Australian
racehorses, has been withdrawn from
the Champion Stakes, and 1.-The peoples
idol" will not likely be seen under a
silk jacket again.
Prof. 2. T. Slattery, late Instructor
OF wrestling AT the Manhattan A. c.,
has entirely recovered from his recent
illness, and is now anxious 10 meet any
14O-pound man az catch-aS-catch-can.
Brango, a wrestler Of Bremen, Ger
many, arrived in New York Saturday,
and issued q challenge TO Ernest Roeber
or Sebastian Miller, Gr2co-Roman
STYLE, for $500 a side. Braugo sands ;
feet II inches in height and weighs 200
pounds. He has won many matches in
France and Germany.
Ruble Collenge, going as like STAINS
field" was beaten by Denny Mack at
Philadelphia Saturday. The first fall
was gained by Mack, with half Nelson
and wrist hold in minutes and 40 sec
ondS, and the second by half Nelson
and leg hold in 3 minutes and 2S sec
onds. Mack was the favorite, his price
being TO l.
The crowd ruined the wolf chase at
Grtensburg Saturday. In p seconds
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1892-03-15
BESWUOD.

There is talk Of calling a meeting OF
citizens TO nominate an Independent
ticket for the coming election, the Re-
publicans recognizing that the case is a
hopeless one with them, so far as a
Straight-out party ticket is concerned.
This was done at the last election, and
the present officials were elected by
large maiorlties. The result of the
Democratic primaries Saturday night
gives general satisfaction, and their
election Of the entire ticket is regarded
as almost certain.
Frank Valley, the steelbower at the
Wheeling plant, who has figured IN
several wife beating scrapes, got on an
other jambouree Saturday night. When
he reached home he proceeded, as is his
usual custom, 10 abuse his wife. About
two o'clock Mrs. Valley was forced TO
90 out TO hunt an officer. She swore
out a warrant before Justice Harry
Riddle, and Valley was fined and re-
Quired 10 furnish bond to keep the
peace.
Mrs. Rush Peabody had the miSior-
tune TO fall down flight Of stairs Sun
day night. cutting q cash in her head
and sustaining severe bruises. DR.. ES'
key rendered the necessary medical aid.
Alex. Meester amused himself Sun
day by giving his better half a black
eye. She swore out warrant against
him, and did not appear at the hearing.
An enjoyable party was given Satur-
day night at the home of Mrs. Fisher
in Lower ward. A pleasant evening
was spent by all who were present.
The Wheeling stove plant closed
down Saturday for one week TO replace
the foundation OF the blooming mill en-
CINE, which is worn out.
One plain drunk was run in on Sun
day and fined 81 and costs by Mayor
Mahood yesterday morning.
Notices were posted at the Riverside
Steel Plant yesterday calling the men
10 so TO work to-day.
Louis Barrett has resigned the posi-
ton as master mechanic Of the Benwood
Iron Works.
Ground has been broken on McMechen
street for a new dwelling for Harry
Stewart.
John Thompson has accepted a posi-
ton as postal clerk on the B. * o. rail
road.
A leap year hop will be given at the
City Hall Thursday evening.
Harry and Lem Bowers were 10 Cam
erOu Saturday on business.
The NJ. E. church property is offered
for sale by the trustees.
Fred Ozer has resigned his position at
the Benwood mill.
Thomas Lewis, OF MoundSville, was
m Yesterday
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FORTUNES IN DOGS.
High Priced Beauties Arriving for the
Duquesne Bench show.

Duuuesn Bench snow.
P1rrsBrEG. PA, March "a. - The
Auditorium is a scene OF hustling con-
fusion to-day.
Preparations for the bench show open
ing tomorrow are being made. While
one class OF wOrkingmen are putting up
benches, others are removing dog crates
from the express wagons. There were
many arrivals this morning. The
Knight greyhOunds kennels, with
Lady Clare and Sir Launcc-
lot: Fenwick Kennels Of Cor
don settlers; the famous pointer. Brack-
cts Lad; Col. Ruppert's kennel Of st.
Bernards, including the famous Lady
Gladwyn: the Hillside Kennel Of Scot
tish deer hounds and fox terriers; Kill
narkOc6 collie kennels; AnglO-Ameri-
can kennel Of black and tan Manchester
terriers, Pur5eck's kennel Of grey
hounds, including the famous Gem Of
the Season; Frank Dole's famous bull
terrier kennels, led by the champion
Carney.
Ben Lewis, OF Philadelphia, has big
collection. His English setter cham
pions are Edgemark and Alberts Nellie.
In pointers ne has King Of Kent, Duke
of Hessen, Lass OF Bow, Inspiration.
Lewis also has many good Irish and
Gordon settlers.
John Davidson, of Monroe, Mich, the
veteran Judge Of sporting dogs, arrived
this morning. He thinks this will be
the best dog show ever held in this city.
The Judging tomorrow will be started
az 10 q. N.
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after the wolf was released Zloeem, the
big Barzoi, had run 200 yards and
downed the animal. His mate, Pro-
kaza joined in, and they were tearing the
coyote TO pieces when 500 persons closed
n. Their yelling frightened the dogs,
which let 60. The coyote recovered aud
ran across the Greensburg pike into an
other field. Here 0smada, another Bar
zol, attacked the wolf and was doing
great execution when J. L. Currier, OF
the Philadelphia Humane Society, in
terfered, and kept the dogs away. Some
claimed be kicked one OF them. The
coyote was gasping its last when Cur
RE shot it. He stood over the remains
and declared ia tragic tones: 81 shot
the wolf" He narrowly escaped being
mobbed The chase proved that the
Barzol are game, speedy and terrific
publishers.
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BILLIARD EXPERTS.
Ives wonderful Averages in nis Practice
Games-The Heavs Weights Contro-
verSy-Base BaiI-General sports

Ives wonderful Averages in his Practice
Games-The Heavs Weights ContrO-
verSy-Base BaiI-General sports
CmCAGo, March 14.-IntcreSt in the
coming billiard match between Jake
Schaefer and Frank Ives for $1,000 and
the championship OF the world i IN
creaSing. The Young Napoleon" in
his practice games has been doing phe-
nomenal work, and during the week
made the remarkable high averages OF
Al and IS. lie puts IN two or three
hours every day and is rapidly coming
into fine form. Schaefer, the wizard,
is PLAYING his usual brilliant game, and
his preliminary work Is characterized
by masrerly carOms and superb plays.
The contest is fixture for Saturday,
March 10. az Central Music Hall.
Ives has had q sensational career. He
came 20 Chicago four years ago with a
reputation as a good l5-ball pool player,
but little was thought Of his perform
ance az billiards. His development as
= professional, however, soon attracted
public attention, and to-day he holds
the championship emblem 20 the It.
inch ba,k line game (Schaefer and
CIN-~NN yarn e. - A1hiL- 'NNAtANe 49,
honor twice during the past four
wears. The first emblem is now
Ives personal property and the
second will become his own unless
he finds a rival IN his class who is able
70 beat him this spring. The record Of
the young Napoleon" places him in the
front rank. The best single average
ever made by SloSSon in tournament
is only % 90, while Ives has q record in
the tournament played in Chicago in the
spring OF 1891 Of "A 40. Ives has also
the credit Of the biggest runs ever made
IN any practice game. Schaeier's his
tory is TOO well known 10 need repetl-
ton.
During the week Schaefer averaged
40 IN 900. 35 in 500, 81 in 500 and 26 in
600 In his second game he averaged
over 90 up q 500. his highest runs
during the week were 1916, Is, lS9, III,
166. Ives since March has made this
record in 6OO-point games: 36, %, 26,
%, So, Al, 40. His high run was l92,
and he ran over 100 twice in each Of
these games. Orders have been re-
ceived for seats from New York, Phila-
delphia, PittSburg, Joliet, st. Paul,
Rock Island, Kansas City, Elgin and
other points.
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pain and weakness in back. high colored e. Gre
ton with sediment. constant desire To void,
headache coated tongue bad taste, thirst BILL
iousness. constipation, cold feet poor circuIA-
ton. malaria. extreme nervousness and weak
and tired feelings. The Grip has LEI; thousands
with weak aud diseased kidneys which should
not be neglected. These conditions are tsg;cicHy
dangerous and must BE- cured ROW or alarming
kidney and liver disease will surely follow. The
spring is the worst time for kidney complaints
Everybody who has the slightest touch Of kid
ney disease should, especially in the spring
take DR.. Grecnc's Ncrvura, which not only per
fectly regulates the kidneys, liver, stomach ana
bowels, but gives strength aud yitslity to blood
and nerves. This pure, vegetable, harmless
remedy Is sold by druggists, 81.
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5InliticuI.
CUNVESrIONs.

Call for Conversational District Couven-
tons for the Purpose of Organizing Dis
trict Associations OF Clubs. and Trans
acting such other business as May Come
Before the Conventions.
WHEsEAs. Its deemed 10 the best interests
OF the party and that it will bett serve the
majority OF the clubs to hold Congressional
Conventions, instead II State Convention al
Clubs. and wi a view OF making the organi'
2ation Of clubs mo-e eiHcieut By the organi2a-
ton Of Congressional District Associations OF
Clubs: it is therefore ordered that Convention
of Democratic Clubs OF each Congressional dis
trict tc held on Wednesday. thu h;st day q
June. 1892. al the following places; For the
First Congressional district, st Weston Tor the
Second Congressional district, al Charles Town
for the Third Con gTesSi nal district. at Charles
ten. and Tor the Fourth Congressional district
at Rayenswocd; Tor the purpose OF Organizing
District Associations OF Democratic Clubs and
trausactlng such other business AS may come
before the Convention. In such Conventions
local clubs will be entitled TO the following rep
resentation: All clubs with a membership Of
one hundred or less Will tc entitled % five dele
gates: with more than one hundred aud less
than two hundred, seven delegates and with
two hundred or more nine delegates.
The object Of calling said Conventions to
meet At the same tine and places a' the Con
ventions to elect delegates 20 the National Con-
yentlou. i. to afford delegates the opportunity
Of attending both Conventions, thereby saving
both time and expense. The County Commit
tees and those Heretofore appointed to organize
clubs, and all Democrats who believe IN such
An organization Of he party as will make it 10
vlnclble in the coming campaign are requested
to assist in the work OF Organizing clubs IN
every mGgisterial district and 10 have them
properly represented at the Conventions
T. 5. RILEY,
Chairman OF State Committee.
WIN. C. HANDLAS,
No. Gotta AeEn ~ hem Clubs
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From Runnera, Camp.


C. J. b. Monypenny, of Cambridge
University, won the l50-yards race at
Clare College sporSs, doing the distance
twice ia Il As seconds, and equalling
the amateur record.
A remarkable sight was witnessed on
Epson race track, England, last week,
when about $40 men went to the post
for the Junior CroSs-country Champion
ship Of the Southern counties OF Eng
land. VictOrg rested with +. j. Strange,
OF Southampton, who won in So min
uteS Is second by five yards.
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Tenny in Bad shape.

NEW YORK, March 14.-Mr. David
PuiSifer Is quoted as writing 10 his
friends that Tenny is doing well and
will certainly be a starter In one or the
other hig hapdicapS. However, visit
10 Tenny's stable puts a different phase
on the matter. The animals forelegs
are twice their ordinary size. Below
the knee joint they are a rough as
though covered with burrs. He has
been bliStered three times this winter.
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Young serapners al Nyork.

PORTLAND, OGN., March l4.-Pear
Henderson, aged l., and Charles Bell,
aged Is, fought Iwenty-three rounds
near this city yesterday afternoon.
Henderson was awarded the fight in the
twenty-third round on a foul, but i'm
mediately fell 10 the ground and in 8
few minutes died from blows he receiv-
ed over the heart.
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Jrsr ALITTLE WINDY.
John L. sullivan Issues Another Ultima
tum"-Ue Is sullivan.

New YORK, March IA dispatch
from Chicago says; John l.. Sullivan
has issued another ultimatum. Il mean
business" said sullivan this afternoon,
and 10 Mitchell really wants 20 fight
his chance is 10 get in ahead Of Cor
bett, whose forfeit is only partly up.
Il am willing 20 fight before the
Olympic Club, but l am sullivan
and nero the brawny champion Smote
his chest with his hand-"the cham
pion Of the world, and / will not allow
any set Of horse shoerS 70 draw up my
articles for me.
"Of courSe,if theOlympic Club articles
suits me l will sign and stand by them,
but no one outside OF Johnson, who is
my back. and knows exactly what /
want. and myself has any power 10 say
that ] shall do this or that. This will
be M last fight. After il is settled
will retire from the ring"
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TALKS LIKE A MAN.
Corbett says He Don't Care for the stakes,
bur Wants TO Mhip sullivan.

Notnttt says ne bon are Aot tuc NNahor'
buJ Wants 10 Whip sullivan.
New YORK, March 14.-The HerGld's
sporting editor announces thus at the
head OF his column this morning:
81 have just seen letter COrbett
wrote TO one Of his old chums and ad-
viSerS. Three lines are devoted to po-
lite inquiries for bis friends welfare
aud three long pages TO discussion Of
the coming battle.
." Il don't care a cent for the $40, 700
stake, Corbett writes. That will BE- q
nice plum, but my hackers are welcome
10 10. What / want IS 20 best Sullivan.
Think OF what thai means. And I feel
just as certain that can co it as am
certain that am alive Then what a
future / have before me.