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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-04

A pretty good game Of base ball was
put up yesterday in Bellaire. the oppos-
ing mines being the Young Ladies' Gin.
cinnati Red team and picked nino OF
Bellaire young men. The boys in
tended to give the game away to the
girls, but the latter were good players
anyhow and beat .theto nine by the
score OF 1StoS.
Those who went to tho grounds OK:
pecting to sec o tough acting lot OF
tough girls were badly mistaken. The
Reds behaved modesfly, paid no atten-
ton to anything but the. game, and
Joined in that with; th6ir9 whole heart
and soul. Miss Lizzie Arlington, the
pitcher, worked asif a big prize was at
stake; the shortstop made some good
stops and the little center fielder hustled
for the ball. The Reds catcher was
sick, and James Bevis, OF Bellaire, took
her place. Tho umpire was James
ARLINGTON -
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Mr.. HALE'S OPINION.
Ho says Blaine will Accept If he is
Nominated.
HIS POSITION is PASSIVE.
The "vcry Inside" Of tho Rotations
Between tho President and the
Plumed Knight-..Thoy Have Per-
feet U4derstanding--Mr. Blaine
Says he WIN Write no Moro Letters.

New Yoax, juno S.-Fho Haalds
Washington correspondent telographs
his paper rs follows: One Of the most
significant developments Of tho Blaine
campaign is the declaration Of Senator
Eugene Halo, of Maine, to mo to-day
that Mr.. Blaine will certainly accept if
nominated.
Senator Hale has been strong friend
Of the President, even while the Blaine
movement seemed to be at its height,
and his declarations that Mr.. Blaine
was not In the field have given great
comfort to the President and his
friends. Senator Halo seems at last to
feel that there is no stemming the
Blaine tide. I asked him to-day Wheth-
or Mr.. Blaine had said he would write
no more letters before the Minneapolis
convention.
81 don't think" replied Senator Hale,
tthat Mr.. Blaine has said anything to
anybody. I think he is occupying a
passive position. He is saying nothing.
he is going to let things take their
course. He has done everything that he
can do to keep himself out Of the nom-
nation. He meant every word that he
wrote when he penned his letter to
Chairman Clarkaon in February last de-
claring that his name should not be pre-
Eented 10 the convention.
"ThiS action on hlspart was followed by
the eleetion of delegation from Maine
to tn national Republican convention
that was known to be favorable to the
denomination OF President Harrison.
No stronger evidence could be furnish
by Mr.. Blaine or his friends in Maine
that he was not candidate than his
letter and the action Of the district and
state conventions OF Maine.
''Mr. Blaine is remaining perfectly
quiet. II he does not communicate
with the convention he is likely to be
nominated if he has delegates enough
to do it. think he is entirely indit1er.
emit whether he is nominated or not II
the convention dominates him he will
accept. There is NO question about that.
The only point to be considered is
whether he will prevent the convention
from making the effort to nominate
him.n
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Financially Embarrassed.

A large manufacturer, whose affairs
were very much embarrassed, and who
was overworked and broken down with
nervous exhaustion, went to celebrated
specialist. He was told that the only
thing needed was to be relieved Of care
and worry, and have change OF
thought. This doctor was moro con:
siderate OF his patients health than
OF his financial circumstances. He
ought to have advised him to use DR..
Miles Restorative Nervine, the best
remedy for nervous prostration, sleep
lessness, dizziness, headache, i'll effects
OF spirits, tobacco, coffee, opium, etc.
Thousands testify to cures. Book and
t,ial bottle free at Logan Drug Co.'s
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MoRGANrowN
University Anairs-The Approaching Come
mencement-LoeaIN Notes


mencement-L0eAl Notes.
Special Correspondence erGe IHteliaenos.
MoRoAxrowx, Juno S.-The final ex-
animation for the year at the univers-
ity will be completed tomorrow, The
general results of tho years work are
equal ii not superior to those Of any
former year. The new catalogue Just
Issued show an advancement in every
respect and the new schedules show
tho work Of careful revision by the fac
ulty.
Dr.. Turner is to DO commended for
his able administration. No ono more
than he has the interests OF the univers-
ity at heart.
The cadet corps is more active than
ever before. There has Just been COM
pletcd long record contest in marks
manship, and there is 10 be compet.
tive drill between the companies during
commencement week. Lieut.. Ramsey's
activity in introducing the new regula-
tons for military schools has produced
good effects.
Morgantown is now having build
ing and improvement boom. The new
electric light power was turned on yes:
terday evening, and this, with natural
gas and water works, gives Morgantown
all the advantages enjoyed BY the large
cities. Tho work Of arranging for cleo
trio lights has been finished very rapid
ly by large force Of hands.
Several hundred workmen have come
and are at work on the extension of the
railroad from here to Pittsburgh. This
will form direct connection from Pitts.
burgh, joining the main line OF the Bel.
timore 4 Ohio at Fairmont. Several
contractors have taken sections OF the
work and the connection will be com.
pleted before the summer is over.
Many new residences are in course OF
construction, among which is the fiue
largo dwelling house being built by
Prof. ]. @. White. The building boom
Is greater than ever before.
DR.. and Mrs. Turner gave a very
elaborate reception to the graduates
from all the different departments, and
tomorrow evening Prof. Brooke will
give reception to tho members OF the
law class.
The preparatory class in defamation,
which usually comes on Saturday before
commencement, has been postponed
this year till Monday evening.
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BLAINE AND HARRISON.
Their Relations arc Perfectly Friendl
RInino,a New York Trim,

Their Relations arc Perfectly Friendly.
BIaine's New York Trip.
New YoRx, June S.-The Herald this
morning publishes what purports to be
"the very inside of Mr.. Harrison and
Mr.. Blaine's relations with each other"
given by ga man of undoubted author.
isy in the White House circle"
The situation is said to be as follows:
Before Mr.. Blaine came to New York he
called on the President and in substance
said to him:
"In connection with my visit to New
York you will probably hear that it has
a political meaning. A construction
may be put omit that will please neither
YOU nor me. Iwish to say to you that
lam not q candidate for the nomina-
ton and hope you will not credit any
stories that are flying about"
To these words Of Mr.. Blaine reported
from a source extremely loyal and
friendly to the President, Mr.. Harrison
is said to have replied:
~ am much Cratifed at your open
dealing with me. ! had supposed you
felt this way toward a nomination, al
though some persons have tried to per-
suade me differently"
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NO MORE LETTERS.
Mr.. Blaine Says He VIII Write No MOI
Communications.

Mr.. Blaine Says He Will Write No More
Communications
WASHINGTON, D. G., June S.-Just as
Secretary Blaine was leaving the White
House this afternoon and was walking
to his carriage he was approached by
representative of the Associated Press
who asked him several questions in
regard to his conference with the
Canadian Commissioners, and then
changing the subject reminded the
secretary that in case he had any
further communication to make in re-
gard to the political situation the Asso-
ciated Press would like 10 have it. The
secretarpsmiled, and without seeming
10 attach any importance to what he
was saying remarked, CHATS all right,
but there won't be any more communi-
cations"
He then changed the subject Of con-
versatton and courteously averted any
further reference to it.
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FEMALE RAIL PLAYERS
have small Crowd of sssetatorS and are
Knocked out

Knocked out.
Two or three hundred people assem-.
bled on the old fair grounds yesterday
to witness the match game Of ball be-
tween the New York female base ball
club and picked nine from this city.
There was a fair sprinklinG Of bald
heads to SEQ the fun, but all were disap-
pointed. They expected TO see some
spicy and lively features, but they were
only greeted by lot Of tame and de-
murc looking misses, with common
place features aud forms, who neither
played ball nor slid the bases.
The picked nine had more FUN out Of
the game than the spectators. Errors
and bad plays We're numerous, until
the game was broken up, by one Of tho
members of the female club being
struck on the check by badly pitched
ball. That settled it. They quit. She
cried:
30, catch me! I'm dyingm
The home catcher vas not catching
anything but balls. He remarked:
"Well, you just go over there and die!
indicating q nice sunny spot; but she
got spunky and refused 70 die.
An INrELIIoENcgR reporter last even
ing asked one Of the reporters what the
score was.
"score2" said he, II didn't. know
there was any"
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R1Om Dc Dubnqne lIogal Zeleer3gh

From he Dubuque (IOirnl ItlegrIoh
The adjourninG of tho impeachment
court last Saturday, on account of Gen.
Weaver's belly-ache, cost the people Of
the commonwealth nearly $500. One
dose Of Chambcrlain's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoea Remedy would have
saved this expense; and We suggest, as
matter Of economy aud humanity,
that the state provide against future
contingencies Of this nature, by furnish
ing each senator with bottle OF that
valuable remedy. % and so cent bot
ties iorssale by druggists. D&w
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Half.Fare Excursions to Minneapolis, uO
lenR md Portlnnd.

The popular Chicago, St. Paul & Kan.
sas City railway will sell excursion tick.
cts at one fare for the round trip as fol
lows:
Minneapolis, MIMI, on account Of Re.
publican National Convention, June Z,
Helena, Montana, n,account otmeet,
ing Of A. o. U. w, June IS.
Portland, Oregon, on account OF Gen
eral Assembly of Presbyterian church
May 10. al5. $50
For dates OF salc and final limits ap.
ply to ticket agents of connecting lines
or address for full information,
]. A. GRANGER,
Ohio Pass. Agent, % Clinton Building
Columbus. o. &
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eissue-Francis NJ. Legg.
Fatal Boiler Explosion.

RICHMOND, Va, June s.-The boiler
in the engine room OF a tanbark mill at
Andersonville, in Buckingham county,
exploded last night instantly killing
Henry Epes, (white). Justin Booker,
(colored), had one leg broken off and
will die. Five others we're more or less
injured by flying fragments.
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RUTLAND, W., June Sin wreck on
the Delaware & Hudson River railroad
at Hydeville, Conductor E. G. Wood, of
Rutland, received injuries from which
he died. Twelve persons were injured,
none Of them seriously.
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wos. virginia Pon,lon.


Special Dtspdtch 10 The InteItOsnetr.
wAsuIxGroN, D. G., June S.-Pen.
sions we're granted to West virginians
to-day as follows: Disqualification
Hupp, William Slater, Louis H. Grade,
David NJ. Beeghley, Daniel Martin,
William Mahan.
Addftional-William stonestreet.
Increase-Andrew ]. sheline, William
7. Dewese.
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New YoRk, June s.-The Pittsburgh
and New York teams finished theil
series to-day. Score: New York 2
Pittsburgh 8. Earned, Pittsburgh 8.
Hits, 8 and 6. Errors, 3 and 2. Pitch
ers, Rusie and Baldwin. Umpire,
Sheridan.
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BALTIMORE, Nh, June S.-The Gin
cinnatis won their third successive
game from the Baltimores to-day.
Score, Baltimore. 2; Cincinnati, 8.
Earned, each. Errors, and 8. Hits,
9 and s. Pitchers, Mcmahon and our
yea. Umpire, Macullat.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1892-06-04

On account of the meeting Of the
American Medical Society, at Detroit,
the Wheeling & Lake Erie railway will
sell tickets at halffare, June 9th and7th,
good until June 18th. For rates apply
to station ticket agents, or 0. R.
Wood, Travelling Passenger Agent
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BosroN,. June s.-st. Louis won on
three successive hits in the tenth in
ming. Score: Boston 2; st. Louis 8.
Earned l and 8. Hits Q and 10. Errors
4 and 2. Pitchers Staley and Getzein.
Umpire Clarkson and Gleason.
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Pn11ADEtPHt1, June By excellent
team work and little luck the Phillies
shut out Chicago to-day. Score: Chi
cago 0, Philadelphia 4. Earned, Phiia-
delphia2. Fits, s each. Errors, and
/. Pitchers, Gumbert and Keele. Um-
,;ra g.
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The vocal organs arc strength
ened by the use OF Ayers Cherry Pee
torGi. Clorgymen, lawyers, singers, &C.
tors, and public speakers find this
preparation the most elective remedy
Tor irritation and weakness Of the
throat and lungs, and for all affections
OF the vocal organs. D&w
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LEGAL NOTICES.
IN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OHlo
COUNTY. WET VIRGINIA:

TN THE CIRCUIT COURT OF OhlV
j. COUNTY, WEST VIRGINIA;
Cash C. Marsh and James +. Dn'
Bols. partners In trade under
tho ffm name Of Marsh & Du'
S0h' "a In Aaunpit
David K Paige aud Albert 7.
Paige, survivors Of themselves,
and D. ". Carey, deceased late
partners rs Paige, Carey 20. 49,.
The object OF this suit Is to recover tom w
defendants as surviving partners a. an Il''Ii',s
tbeSum OF two hundred aud twenty ono l .ta.l
and Sixty.one cents (S2i 6ll, with inteteHl VI 10
on from March 8, ls9l due and owing lion' ~, .S
Inid defendants "a survivors rs alorcsAll ~ Ia
said plaintiffs; and TO attach aud AuD!gG' ~ ,bi,
payment OF the aid debt and the c9,t' ~
suit the estate and aIOcts Of the said ueieu
In tho state OF WoSt Virginia b.. o,,.i,r.,d
And itapDearlng from al ntiidayiI W. 49, y. mi
cause that tie DEFENDANTS David y A.sS,,,s1i
Albert T. Paige, arc On'rcsidcnt. Of ", ", J.5s1d,
West Virginia II Is ordered that the nhtt ~, A.
ants David K Paige and Albert Z l lisg 49, drt
near within one month AiteF the dhs' ~ V, ,,.t
publication OF this order and do WhAiI .,,,Ls,oT.
sary 10 protect their Interests. " I.,asI.,,d q
detcd that thls-order be published anu PO'''
Wines John 81. Mitchell. CLERK oi on HI
Court. at the Court House OF SAID e'NN9'
18th day Of May. ls9!; -, ,,,rcuptr r1sfs.
JOHN W. ,MlICHiE:tS.iS' '''
Published the hrSt time May y; RI r,,k
Attest; JOIIN w. MlICl htt ;sI.ir,ifS
ERSEtNE & ALLlION, Attorneys I0f
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TO REpuR11naNs

It is part of tho Democratic plan to
challenge the vote OF every Republl-
can who has not been assessed under
the new West Virginia election law.
Don't let thom find you unprepaecd.
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The Red Cross Oil base ball club. Of
this city, will go down to Moundsville
to-day and play match game with the
club Of that city.
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IF the assessor has omitted to assess
you, see to 1t that you are listed. You
will be deprived of your vote In No.
vcmber ff your name Is not on the as
SCISSORS book,
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THE prostration after the grip is en-
tirely overcome by Hoods sarsaparilla.
1t really does make the weak strong. 8
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Ynrd,. Wondsrs nenten.

New YonK, June S-wretched field
ing lost the game for the bridegrooms
to-day. Score: Brooklyn sSlIouisville
II.
Earned, Brooklyn 2. Hits s and 16.
Errors - and 6. Pitchers Hart, Foutz
and Jones. Umpire lynch.
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LEWISTON, Me-, June 9,-The Second
district Democrats have nominated
delegates to the Chicago convention
and Instructed them to vote for Cleve-
land.
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SEE chad you are nssessed.


Tho Baltimore & Ohio railroad an.
nounces tho sale of round-trip tickets
from all stations to Chicago. June 10 tC
20 inclusive, at rate Of one fare for the
round trip, on tho occasion of the
National Democratic Convention, on
June q. Tickets will be valid for 70.
turn journey until July s inclusive.
TTh6s
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FOR DIGGING

PROPOSALS FOR D1GG y u
TRENCHES AND LAYING SEWER PIPE
Sealed proposals will be received Of The oHCg'
Of the Board Of Public Works Of the Giy q
Wheeling until Il clock noon. Monday Jun ,,o
1892, for digging trenches and laying sewer pl!ij
Specifications Of the different sewers 70 es,,pIJc
Works The successful bidder will be reqli,.,ii
togiye bond with two securities IN we ~,
sum Of $500. conditioned for the laitalul ~
iormancc Of the contract Tho Hoard Fts In
the right to reject any or all bid o. 70 ne pto.
in the best interest for the city OF WhectHg,
pOSals to be marked "PrOpOsals for pISs'Ns
Trenches and Laying Sewer Pipe. 49,
By order OF the Board OF Public MoTETs Sod
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PROPOSALS.
TO CONTRACTORS.
PRoposALsFoR STREET PAVING.

Sealed proposals will be received at the Office
oil the Board Of Public Works Of the CITY o.
Wheeling until /! O'Clock noon. Monday, June
9. 1892. for paving streets with Vitrihed Pgving
city furnishing the brick aud tar. Specifications
can he seen al the Office Of the Board Of Public
Works The successful bidder will be required
10 give bond with two securities, In ihe PenaI
forinance Of the contract The Board reseVe'
the right 10 reject any or all bids. or 70 be given
In the BEST interest for the city Of Wheeling,
Proposals to be marked Proposals for street
Paving"
mysI T. N. DARRAH, CLERK,
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Bue,xE kills reaches, bod bugs and all
insects instantly. L. non.poisonoua. 25c.
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BASE BALL.
An.on Shut Out and tho Bean Eaters

An5on hhut Out anu INC 'eHn Nut9F'
WASHINGTON, D. G., June S.-Wash-
ington took the last game Of the series
to-day. Score: Washington, 8; Cleve-
land, 4. Earned, and l. Errors, l and
L. Hits, aud s. Pitchers, Killen, Rut-
ger and Young.
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Special. attention is invited to our new lines
-of;Boys' Mothers Friend" and Star Waists,
ladies Derby" Waists, Ladies Union Silk
and Sanitary LisIe Union Suits, also French
Vests Boys, Misses, Child's and Infants
Vests, Mems Babriggan Shirts and Drawers.
Also lot of Ladies' Babriggan Vests, reduced
from nc to 25c. We invite the attention of
ladies' also to our superior line of Ladies Cam
brio and Muslin Underwear. made to order for
our own sales and can with safety be recon-
3,sinended. Allthese goods in Market streetroom.
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LIS. GooDsolla dry goods the cheapest.
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WANTED.

WANTED-A GOOD GIRL F0P
W. general houSeWork Inquire at No ~
chaplIne street. myi ~
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SToCKs FOR SALE.
EoR SALE,

SToCKs., BONDS AND REAL ES-
- TATE FOR SALE.
10 shares Wheeling Title and Trust Co stock.
10 bonds brilliant Steel and Iron Co., 500 each
l0SharcS Wheeling Ice and Storage stock
% shares Bellnlre Sall stock.
20 shares Warwick Pottery stock.
p shares U. s Glass stock.
shares Elson Glass stock.
THOS. o'3RIEN. BROKER
Telephone $50. lli7lS Main 81
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David K. Paige aud Albert 7.
Paige, survivors Of themselves,
and D. ". Carey, deceased, late
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1892-04-09
LOCAL PERSONAL.

Louis H, Burghsrd Of Macon is at the Pu-
laski
G. P. Curry of Augusta is at the
Scraven.
William G. Jones of Lake Butler, Fla, is
registered at the Pulaski.
W. R. Eve and f. A. Eve Of Rose Island,
3. C., are stopping at the Pulaski.
DIR, j. Byington Smith Of Saratoga will
preach at the First Baptist church to-mor-
row morning.
DR.. r. B. Granger of New York and Mrs.
w. F. Folsom and Miss E. a. Billings Of
Boston are stopping at the Pulaski.
The New York Commercial Advertiser
in its Heard in the Hotels' column has
this to say about well-known Savannah
lawyer. Zone of tho rising young lawyers
of the south, who, by the way, has not
much further to soar, is R. G. Erwin Of
Savannah, Ga. Mr.. Erwin is but twenty
eight, and is already the attorney of the
Southern Express and the Plant system Of
steamships and railways. AS be stood in
Che lobby of the st. James hotel last night
&c is safe to wager that not one in ten would
guess his real occupation, for he resembles
more an athletic collegian of twenty-one
than anything else." Evidently the Aduer-
ttser man judged Mr.. Erwin's age by his
personal appearance. The years set lightly
on Mr.. Erwin who is considerably the senior
Of twenty-eighb.