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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-20
THE ANNUAL MEETING
On tho Moundsville Damp Ground
Comes to a oose.
INTERESTING EXERCISES THERE
onthe Final Day Of tho session-Rcv.
Mr. stuar. breaches Three Times
and Leads tho childron's Meeting.
Tho Annual Leave Taking after shc
Meeting last EvOuins.

Tho annual Meupdsvillo camp meet.
ing came to a close yesterday. II has
been one Of the most interesting aud
successful meetings there In recent
years, and the interest kept up until the
close. Il has boon seldom that harder
worker has boon soon thure than Row.
George Stuart. Yesterday no preached
In tho morning, afternoon and evening.
besides leading tho young peoples
meeting, and all hia sermons wetc torcl.
bic and effective. Tho days services
opened with tho usual class meeting at
0 q. IN.
After sermon last night Owe or six
songs wOro sung. during which Tho an
nual leave taking and hand Shaking
won't on. Mr.. Dunn, ono Of tho Oldest
men on tho grounds. then Inado clos
ing prayer. and the meeting Of 1894 was
at an end.
Saturdays services wore likewise very
interesting. Tho sermon by Row. John
Boring was listened to with doop intor.
cat By those present. He prefaccd his
discourse with tho remark that he
know that many ministers, doctors and
editors had endcavorcd TO provo the
doctrine OF ,uniyorsal salvation from
the Bfhtc. Ho had nothing to sHy only
this, no would talk about the old book
satnt, and il his audience could SEQ
whore thadoctrino Of univeraul salvation
to saint aud sinner Camo In, no would
like to have them toll him.
His toxt was Matt. 3.lS: "Then shall
70 return and discern between the
righteous and the wicked; betwoon him
that acryeth God and him that scrveth
Him not"
Tho communion service was admiuis.
tered by Rows. g. ". Grimes. D. q. Ham.
mond, John Boring and George Stuart
to very largo company and was a
profitable season. The usual daily ser.
vices wore held, and all were interest
Inc
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-20

DEvvrR, Coo, August ia. 6. Hen
dsrsou won tho championship hundred
yard foot race to-day against the other
crack American sprinters. About 5000
people were in attendance. The result
surprised The friends of Morris. who
backed thoir man to d standstlll. Tho
Yaco was for sweepstakes Of 500 with
a ptirse Of $500 added. T. o. Morris, OF
Santa Anna, who won tho champion
ghip last year; A. s. Henderson, OF San
Traneisco, and Harry Appleman, Of En-.
merson. Iowa, started in the first trial
heat. Henderson won In 8 ~, with
Apploman second. Morris did not
quality.
W. II. Coppiv, Of Bancroft. Mob; 3aek
Gibson, OF Rome, Ohio, and A. E. Pull
10y. Of Riverside, Cal. Copplo and Pull
ley qualified.
by John Mahan, Of Chicago, IS yards;
Marks Berry, Of Parson. Utah, eeeond,
and Lee, Of Kansas City, third. Time,
48t seconds.
The final in tho hundred yard raco, was
n good contest. Henderson took tho lead
and kept It throughout, but waH nearly
caught by Copple, who was only eiRht
inches behind bin and coming very
fat Apploman was third. Time 0
little bettor than 10 seconds.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-20
MrCLELLAND's WIN,
The Wheeling Runnor'S Good Work at
Boston on ThursdHy.

The Wheeling Runncr's Good Work nj
Boston gu Thursdsy.
The annual picnic Of tho Boston Gale
DOMAIN Club, bctter known as tho Scotch
picnic, is an event that annually brings
together tho best professional aud ANA
tour athletes. This year was no excop'
tton, 80 tho via scoEed by tho Wheeling
runner, Everett McCleIlaud,. as de-
sCrIbeI in the following from Fridays
Boston Globe, Is highly creditablc:
The feature Of the day was tho 1ve-
milo raco, among tho starters being Nc
Cielland, Of Wheeling, Tim Mccarthy
Marks, Of Now York, Jordan, western
crack, and other good onos. Mccarthy
cut tGe pace at tho start, and tho others
woro satisfied, McClelland hopping
along with tho field until the third
mile, whom ne came up md was ut Nc
Carthy's heels.
Marks dropped out on tho third milo,
and several others found tho pace too
hot. McClclland was running easily,
aud was content to keen at MCCartly's
heels until the last lap Of the racO. whom
both men put on q phenomenal burat
Of speed, but McClolland had gagged
his man, and passing him won the
prcttlest raco Of the day, after o grand
6nish
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-20
DENVER ROAD RACE

Great Wind up OF tho L. A. W. Moot
Riders From nil Parts Of tue Country
Competed.
Denver, COL, August 10-The TWEEN.
ty.avo milo road race from Denver to
Iupton, over Tho famous Denver course,
camo OF to-day. Tho weather was fino
and tho attendance crowded for many
trains OF eight coaches each. Seventy
fIyo men started, including many Of the
wheolmen who wero in Denver to al
tend the L. A. W. meet Titus. San
ger, johnson, Callahan and others from
the east, and Eicgler, Wells and Foster,
Of California, were onterod, but did not
atart. The scratch mon In tho race wero
Bird. 81 Paul; VIII cambridge, Dodson,
and A. Gardner, Of Chicago; and .. NJ.
Murphy. Brooklyn.
Tho irst dozen mon over tho tapo had
heavy handicaps. Gardner, Chicago.
won the time prize In remarkably fast
time, considering tho stif breeze which
blew in tho ridors' faces. Gardner ran
a wonderful raco from start 20 finish,
When half over Cho course, lie discover.
cd that his hind tire was punctured
but he kept bis gait behind Murphy, Of
Brooklyn, for fifteen miles. lilo then
dismoupted and changed wheels, with
cambridge, his running mate. BY this
time, Murphy was long distance IN
front OF him, but no went for him and
passed tho Brooklyn men whom hve
miles from tho end OF tho race.
Tho prlzos wero valued at 81 500. The
first man in takes $500 piano, and tho
next five men over tho tape got high
class bicycles. In oil thcre were about
twenty prizes.
A bunch OF handicap mon got In q
mix.up' ton miles out, and NJ. NJ,
Hanchett, OF Lincoln, Ncb., had his
collar bono brokOn. Tho frst man
started with fifteen minutes handicap
and tho scratch man got away at 10:10.
Going through Brighton, fourteen miles
from the starting point, tho handicap
men worc keeping up their load on Che
scratch men, and up to this time worry
fow had dropped out.
II. L Dobson, OF Canon CITY COL,
with eleven minutes handicap, was the
tiret man in NJ l1:2S:39 A. u. Banks,
OF Denver, with 1880 handicap, second
W. II. Bright. Of Sioux City. Iowa,
with II minutes. third; NJ. NJ. KruetS,
OF Denver 10 minutes. fourth; g. A.
Maxwell, OF Winfield. Kansas, 8 min.
utes, Nth; ". K. Fochlison, Of Wichita,
Kansas. 10 minutes, sixth; William
Schncll. Of Lcavenworth, 8 mtnutes,
seventh.
The frat scratch man was A. Gardner,
OF Chicago, who was tho twenty.seventh
man over the tapo. 10 was followed by
q. N. Murphy. Of Brooklyn, n. Y, alec
q scratch man, and F. G. Barnett, Of
Lincoln, Neb., With handicap Of four
minutes, was next. He WINS followed by
II. L. Dodson, OF Chicago, scratch.
Garnder's time was 1:22:41: Murphy's,
1:22:42; Dodson's, l:22:45. schnell, OF
Lincoln, made next best timo in 1:22:67.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-20
MARTINS FIIsnY.
Haps aud nnshnps In tho Thriving Cit,
Across tho River.

Across tuc ILtVtFs
Harry Chessoll and Charles o'Boirne.
who rodo to New Philadelphia on thoir
wheels to visit the Martins Ferry ball
club and 200 them play, wero 70 have
left for homo last night. They made
oxccIlo,lt time going and saw only one
man on tho road during tho entire
night.
Tho union meeting ofthc Presbyterian
and United Presbyterian churches was
hold In tho former last evening. the
weather being unfit for an outdoor
meeting.
Mrs. A. r. Sheriff.. Of Cadiz, spent
Sunday with her father, Capt Fl: W.
Smith. Her daughter, who has boon
visiting hore, will accompany hcr homo.
]. P. Crowi wont to Frceport, O., on
Saturday to visit Mrs. CrowL THOR
DAUGHTER, Mrs. John Turner. returned
from that place Saturday evening.
James Jamison, who is building pike
In jeIorson county, was home over Sun
day. Ho Gays no has drank threo bar
rels Of buttermiik In two'weelts.
Yesterday a number Of Martins Ferry
people took in tho excursion 10 Zoar
and Myor's lake on tho Wheeling &
Lake Eric railroad.
Elmer Exlcy, Hal Watson, Elmer
Reed and Charius Wood have .raturned
from four days trip up the'beautiiul
Ohio In q sail boat. \
HAYWARD Long was elected captain Of
tho Vleiant foot bali club on Saturday
night. Suits have been ordered.
Misses Allio and Carrie Hackr,an, Of
Allegheny, Pa, are .ho guests Of Mar
tins Forty friends.
eovora! Martins Ferry people at
tended tho railroaders' picnic Of Btady's
lako on'saturday.
Dr.. and Mrs. W. Il. Hall and Mr.. and
Mrs. J. A. Dickson spont Sunday at Ep-
worth Park.
james Tannehlll, IT,, has returned
from two woeks' stay at West Alexan.
dor, Pa.
Miss Lena Mckay loft for Delaware on
Saturday to attend tho funeral OF an
unclo.
Miss May Ford, formerly Of Martin's
Ferry, will arrive to-day from Youngs.
town.
Mr.. Charles Helllng and family, Of
Elwood. Pa, are visiting relatives here.
St. Paul's Episcopal Sunday school
will go to Wheeling Park August 81.
Miss Gortio fannehill has gone to
visit at youngstown and Foatoria.
Thurman sciby and PAM Thomas
havc returned from Barncsvlllc.
Frank Wolcott, Of Van Vert, O., 10
visiting Martins Ferry friends.
Joseph and Laurence Fehrenbach
spent Sunday at Moandsville.
Mrs. Edward Houghton has returned
from tho Epwor.h Assembly.
Luther Lewis, with Yost & Co., Of Go.
lumbuB, lie home on visit.
Frank Harrison, Of GAINESVILLE, Is
visiting friends in town.
James Y. Patterson was down from
Pittsburgh over Sunday.
Everson Campbell goes to Zoar to-day
to spond his vacation.
Miss Gibson, of Marietta, is visiting
the Misses Sheets.
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THINGS RIoYounAR.
Two Wheeling Mon In tho p1ffaiu--Pitts
burgh ROnd Fhoc.

Two Wheeling Mon In tho punaio-Pitts.
burgh Itond Fsaec.
Up to date Wheeling has two wheel
men entered In the Pittsburgh Pres
Buffalo. Pittsburgh bicycle road race,
aud II Is probable that tho necessary
five TO constitute tho team to represent
Wheeling will DO occurred carly this
week. The two entered arc Lester R.
Dillon, tho winner Of tho ISTELLiGEXcru
road race, and John Arbenz, whose sur.
priatngly flne performances in that
event aud In tho Wheeling.Pistsburgh
race have put him in tho front rank Of
WheeIing's hard road racers. Atbon2
has been training hard for tho past two
weekS, touring on Ohio roads. The
following has boon received from him
by the ISTELLIGgSCER:
''sinco leaving Wheeling I havo donc
some good road riding and barring nc.
cidonta hope to give good account OF
myself in tho Butialo-Pittsburgh. road
race next woek. imuch rogrrt that it
has not boon possible for me 10 ride
over tho course before the racC. In this
respect l am heavily handicapped as
oil tho beat riders havo repeatedly ridden
over the route"
tis hoped that thrrc other whoel.
mon from this vicinity will enter the
raco SO that Wheeling will DO ropra.
seuted by team OF five and compete
for the iinc trophy which goes 10 tho
city whose tcam makes tho beat show.
ing. Entry blanks can be had at the
lNTELLIGEEcER.
II that uncertain atroam, tho Ohio,
will only consent to got into n nAvi.
gable stage tho lattor part OF September
the whOolmen OF those portions oil
three stntos known ns tho trt.utatc
radius will DO In delighted franc Of
mind. ERvIgablo water means that
tho project to run a steamboat cxCur-
sion from WhoolIng to Pittsburgh,
Pittsburgh to Wheeling and Wheeling
TO stcubonvillo, for tho bonctit Of cyCIera
who will desire to tako In tho thrco
national circuit rnco moota, will 60
through to success. Tho idea, which was
frat mentioned in the ISrRELrurHcrn,
has boon taken hold OF enthusiastically
in Pittsburgh and Steub0nyillo and
thOre 10 no doubt thaL tho largest
packet on tho upper Ohio would DO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-20
BELLAIHE.
All Sorts Of Local News aud Gossip from
tho Glass City.

All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
tho Glass City.
Mrs.. Ripple, nn aged lady, and very
heavy, fell from tho attic through the
ceiling to tho floor Of tho room below,
Of hor homo, on Saturday, and broke
her loft leg near tho hip. Tho fracture
10 bad one and may result in porna'
mont injury. Tho joIsts in Tho attic
were covered with carpet aud under
laid With boards Just OF tho entrance,
and Mrs. Ripple, surprising all tho car.
pet was on boards, made stop upon tho
ceiling, which gavo way and lot her
drop eight or nine feet
A trestlo on the D., O. & @. railroad
burned out Saturday morning, SO as to
delay all trains on that road. About n
week ago auothor trestle on tho came
road was burned. Tho timbers wero so
dry that they easily ignitcd from the
sparks OF tho ongino. and whero tho
tresilcs arc not near tho farmers homes
along that line the fro gets good start.
Other trestles havo been saved by the
farmers In tho neighborhood.
Frank B. Archer, chairman Of tho
county Republican committee, has CO.
lootod an executive committee with
four representatives from this city, D.
r. Cowcn, OF tho Fifth ward; W. @.
Cochran, j. Z. BIackburno and W. F.
Mtten, OF tho Fourth ward.
A young aon of Dulzcr Kraus, tho
bnrbor, while playing with othcr boys
near Rcyman's beer warehouse, fell
upon tho railroad track, striking ono
arm upon tho rntl go as to break it just
above tho wrist.
kirs. J. 3. Smith and mother left
Saturday for Cape May, whcro Mrs.
Sarah Mo0rehead. n sister OF Mrs.
Smith, was taken dangerously i'll while
on n pleasure trip.
This week will bring homo about all
OF tho Belluire campers at Epworth
Park. Many camo lu Saturday evening
after tho meetings thoro closed for tho
season.
Miss Maudo Potts, formerly teacher
hore, but now Of CadiS, camO up from
her homo at MoundsvilIe last wGol, and
Bpent fow days with DOllaire friends.
Rev. Nixon B. Stewart, superintendent
OF tho Childron's home, flllod tho pulpit
in tho First IL. f, Church yesterday
and proaChod two excoiiont acrmons.
Tho Democratic congressional con-
vcntion will be held on tho 18th o! Sop.
tCmb0r, 6nt whether at Bridgeport or
SteubcnvillO ls undecided.
". f. Mallory, Of t.lyria, O., was here
Saturday looking for favorable loca.
ton for n jowolry store. HG will return
this week to locate.
Tho rain yesterday kept many por.
sons away from tho neighboring camp
meetings. Yet quito number won't to
Moundsville.
Senator }. W. Nichols is in Chicago,
whcro no took his wife for surgical
operation at hospital.
Mrs. James f. Audnraon, Mira, Y. S.
Campbell, Miss Mnudo Nicholson and
othorg camo home from Bothesda Satur-
day.
Tho Ohio Christian Missionary So.
cioty will hold Il tlrco days session in
this city In October.
Row. D. W, Chandler md family will
bo homo from Epworth Park to.mor.
row.
William Cunningham, Of Toledo, Ia
hero on Visit to his mdthet aud ale.
tor.
BOOKS nnd Stationery, hGSiguCr'R Sale.
mEisKELL's, Is FwSlfth street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-20
SPORT At DENVER
Foot Racing and a Bicycle Road
Race wore tho Attractions
The CHAMPION NORRIS BEATEN

b. Hspderlop In Tho Hsa. and tho
Latter then Wins tho FinaI-Gard-
aers orea. Ride In tho Road Race.
Local News in cycIedom-Acclel.
lands Good Ruonlag at Boston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-20

NuMcu, BAVARIA, August lo.-A.loug
distance contest between J. Fischer, on
u bicycle, and Cody, an American cow
boy, on horseback, ended to-day in q
victory for the cyclor. Tho conditions
provided that the contestants should
ride seven houES q day for three days.
Fischer covered 100 Inilea and Cody 100.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-20

Ny boy was taken with disease ro.
scmbIing bloody tlux. Tho first thing
l thought Of was Chamberlnin'H Collie,
Cholera aud DiarrhGa Remedy Two
doBcs OF II settled tho matter and cured
him sound aud we'll. heartily recon.
mend thIa remedy to oil pOrsons euler'
ing from q Ike complaint. | will ans.
wer any inquiries regarding 1t when
stamp Ia Enclosed. refer to any
county official as 10 nv reliability. WM.
Roach, J. F., primroy, Campbell Co.,
Tom. For sale by Chas. K. GootEc,
WIN W. Irwin, Chris T. echnepl,
Charles Menkemellor, William Il.
Williams, s. L. BFice, A. L. schoolc,
Will MonkomoIlOr, John Coleman.
Richards & McElroy, W. II. Hague,
Wheeling; Dowio & Co., Bridgeport
and d. +. Peabody 4 Son, Bcnwood.
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BOOKS nnd Stationery, haSignUG'S Sale
GrOht bargains. LaWCst priOHG.
uEISKELL'5, 22 fwrIfth Street.
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The hall milo bicycle rnco 70 take
place at the state fair grounds track
next Saturday afternoon, under the
auspices Of the Labor Day people, iS the
only local cycling eyont in the near tut
IRE. excepting the national circuit races
next month. Tie race is a half mile
event, three heats out Of five. aud will
no doubt furnish excellent sport. II is
tho frst heat race run hero for some
timo, A number Of tho local wheolmen
arc already entered aud moro will fol.
low early this week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-20

Martins Ferry defeated Now Phila'
dolphin on Saturday by score Of is to
5, with McClcary and Prince rs tho bat.
terry. padden mado a home run, and
his fielding was great, Throe base hits
wero mado by Paddcn and Brown. Troy
made 1.-Two hits out OF six times at the
bat and Kcane, whose arm is in bad
shnpo, broke bat. In eleven games
Martins Ferry has malo twenty.nine
homo runs. an unparalleled record.
The club has won every gamo but one.
This Now Philadelphia AdrOeG!e says
that tho Martins Ferry boys arc tho
hardest hittors that cvot played in that
city. Martins Forty put up good
game Saturday considering tho fact that
several Of the boys wore themselves out
in tho morning trying to lcErn to ride
bicycles.
New ComcrPtown to-day, tomorrow
and Wednesday. Tho players arc all
well, and they arc enjoying this trip.
They arc being we'll treated every
whefB
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-20
taxed 70 accommodate those Who would
take passnRe on tho novel exeursion.

Warning Is given % al Tboelnen
who compete In raees which arc not
sanctioned by the racing board Of the
League Of American Wheelmsn that
they will DO Suspended and not al
lowed 70 compete in races under L A.
W. rules. Picnic managers and oihOTs
desiring cycle races on their pro-
grammes should apply 70 tho chairman
OF tho state racing board. r N. Arch6I
ISTELLrGEscEg Office, or Chief Consul J..
@. Stamp, through whom sanctions can
be procured.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-20

CONSTANT coughing will, II neglected.
inilamo tho entire mucous membrane
lining tho mir passagot to tholunGs. Cubob
Cough euro IL tho only remedy to DO
relied upon to give quick relief and
nliay inflammation. It Ia soothing In
its ctlccI Ia most pleasant aud agrooa'
bio TO take; children likoit
Sold by Alex T. Young, John Klari.
Whooling, md Bowie 4 Co.. Bridge
port, Ohio.
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.sOOOOO BOOKS GlyEM ANLAY=5O Cent Book Free.

history q PRIVATE pIsRAsEs those cor
rhs book viii Be sent Address,
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SUITS to order SIS, reduced from sl7
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Merchant Tailors, under McLure House.
JOHN l. RICE, Manager.
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leiet bpr bore inorettet berefter oa ian.
leoes, at irsen Del af 2esemet, mel
%llnotu9elie al anii9t % SGnber, Tom.
mer til at ligse blOttet uncer Sppnen,
Decorah-posten., 1894-07-17
Surrab ipr granOfUlfcne!

Den nupRrenoe Gbef for the Fire
Department er 0ir. @rOtu, og ban bar
uiOIt at itafie fine 6ult en- ri9tis COB
aoipreOelie. 9ua Chicago, Mtiliu. &
q. Yaul Sanen iaar De al aOmpaniet
gratis ben lobe Silli en- ipeciel 8osu
for en- lloflu9t iii Clear Safe. Nntas
selist er bette fra Serubanetompauiets
Sibe Ell &aaitjpuueIie at at Srano'
~foltene peo lit ibGroi9e glrbeioe reooeoe
8aSiaeer 9epOtet ira i%uloitanois Soe.
l9g9elie, oa 9pnet iibite CONNER Ilps
neo % antRnote bet. Siitop 6piuler
bOIoer famine Sag en- 2ecture / Clear
Safe, Os Der uil berira saa ct iuIoitGus
oi9t @rcuriiOnsS r9u.