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Decorah-posten., 1894-04-24
cmbpeselisbso peS Welfntaseu.

Set er life iaa iarbeles ~panifelist at bolbs @lelten fri
for Smubs % itp9 2ust, men en- belt anben Gag er BET at
faa llimasen ps Stanfen uo af Sngret, naar be ensang er
TONNE Der. Oct minbite Opbplo fsr man faar Mielten ilet
i bet 8jprref, bpOr ben ifaI aiiatte 5lsbe, fOrminoiter SIes
oeutan9Oeu. 3erfor flyer ct af De beoite amerifanife Sar.
mer.glabe, at Wielfen bgr files irar ben tonrmer fra 8oen.
Wtan tau %operbeoiie fig berpm peo at file Salobelen al
Welten fra en- So piebliffelis, % ben sprise Salpbel fprit
en- baip Time ienere og ie, bpilfen 5oritiel bet er 8eiul.
tatet. 8i fal efer famine SUlrnal napne, bpor i%origti9
man be "9anle spce 9icer" bar Often meb Welfnin.
gen. Sper bet Spanb man meleoe l. oar ipenbt en- Gle.
Dug, ps miot famine bar last ct fort ifinnenbe rent 0inss
ling (Glam) Stal. Meltetraalerne traf bette, % Wtelfen
lomnebe ouer, neo paa S~ieflabet, % berira neo Span.
bet. Ntan ital life lie al bette, flyer 8labet, tbi paa benne
Maabe files Meten neb bet Canine. ben forrmer fra Sos
ems gper, % ben fonner itrsmnenbe neo paa Sileflaoet
uoen Sart, iaa bet mulise irene life presies isisnnen,
fproi Sfnlet tn9er meo bet birette 9rpf, iom Straalen
fOraaraser. Sar en- So iaare Opener (9atterl oa pab
benz altiD isrii, % inoret @rebet iaa. at bet iaare eteb
fommer ino unber Saanoflaoen. Den, iom banter % 1aar
en SO for at faa ben til at itaa fiae, eaer Trigger os buier.
ffialber % imaloer, for at faa ben til at lpitre, ban mau
aloris pente fig fort llobptte at i'm Waelfnins.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-24
Gu ttGrfeIt9 Wpbeo.

Sr. &eoattsr!
8 8erss 8lab for 17be Gpril b. q.
itaar ben 8eretnins, at: -8rittib Co
"lumbia tr9ffer en- Del Sarmere til fla.
go at bisie runot Grpotiton bar ienot
"nogle Meub, beriblanbt 8ait. Gang
"iiab, bib for at fisbe en- Stratnins
"2ano for OF iettle neb paa".
Oct er life sobt at pibe, bporfra "go'
item" bar benne NDbeb, men iiftert er
bet, at ben mebfsrsr lille Sanbbeb.
Sanbbeben er ben, at en- Soriamlina
af $500 Manb bar ubnaunt Gait.
Suusiab us Gnbreip Stortrsen til al
sisre en- unberisseliesreiie siennem
WOntana % @aibinston % mulisens
til 8ritiib Columbia for at finbe Blaos
for ct ftsrre nOrlt Settlement. Smib.
lsrtib er Ri ale Der enonu.
april 1Sbe 1894.
6. Sausitao.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-24

l0S
Ss after ipran9 en- @IaOssitraaIe up t @eOros 0ie.
en- 6rhter op bans 9ierte.
"Suts ies," t9ntts ban, glitter mia meS ssonuu
rsoes min itatfeIs 6aoer at sisre GftalO paa tit fiblte
lorpllte Dnifs; glitter is mig uerinloO meO gluira. Be.
repsr ies BAN ben eneite 9gtte, fOm Qiuet uu fan bpbe
bam."
Dsen baitist banse for psO benne farIios 9oute
after at bItue taItst IND ben 9amIe Qaburintb - fam,
leoe ban fine 9apirer iumuren, bisie 9apirer, Tom iuSoop
BAN Den opbeIte afitp % gru for ale Qabprintb,r m
I ut 9lerte opienots ban ct Opbt GatneunmeIiobebsfuf
forot bans eIlteoe WeOOer aIOris bauOe en- gluelie on, i'm
Manbs SenmeIigbsber.
S9neItas bauOe bentet gissleu.
Ss git M iamuen siennem Be Iauoe. sOs Gonos -
Sa De par TONNE nsb 6Orituen % p~asIercbe BEN u,S
laarresen Susrtro b~ete9neSe 9rapps FAINT Be- oorrs
HtSosre, opsr bpis ~tolosiuIe SousSer ginSsn ,iopbsrriot
%ueOrpitsoe Spssr al be f~OrtOrreSs Blade. Der enSnu ,ft.
reos I SrGerreS SrOner, buiitsOe 9eOrs:
"0ette samIe, ~iuatuIOte Saaru sr en- bsit ubnoo,rio
8tebel Oct En-" ''oSS
"Salis Baron SiIbeIus gnbIiusspIaSsl1 tiIfsi,b,
ben samIs SsneIius, Cub tilaiue. at len moS NH,
Billie tom til at iss bet Orb. Spis bons gin IN, ~
altior bittsrt, piISe iss for insen Qris gerbeu forNs
BAN ialiS, fSreno iss bar faaet BAN at ie subnu euoouo .
'gu, Baron siIbeIm er 10 f~OrIGuait bsniOpet .Sr
S;ntlot5! Oct cr irrbIsrtio bsipuOerliot at tpnf, NJ,
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-24

Zen SOr. Girfes aarsmeoe imroe.
fees aauIfe naturIigt meO messu SpHn'
biua Of baaos WaiOritet % RtnOritet
Slere af fofts Bart bar pso Here Sci
Iisbeber nntpbet Tom bet beofte, at gti'
upritetcu bOlber fig borts fra Msbet
o. auaipsr Tom Sruuo, of bare NinU'
riteters R4rpGrelSe bill pirte paa Ma
ioritsten Tom ct rrbt al9be paa en- DIN
Ore, Der blir bib Of Haieri; "tanife",
Tiger en- sammel &unferentiemano, "pil
ben ~innrers TONNE til Seinbelie, uaar
ben life baobs % of fpre lFs paa; iau
blep tanI,e life gigbet ct 9~rGttsmsbe,
fum bare oil sjsre Cubs airte til ei
etueipil for @sroen~.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-24

Gniips.Smsr. @san fan MI Der | 2anoet ioa
fiebt for rimelis Detailing "nUrife InIos" al bebite slags
i gunbepis. % Of benz fan man laos FIG en- 8elitatesie. st
Jierbeoels Tunb %aiitrabet, nben Ben, battes flint, eitsrat
8rpbosrierne er itrsset al, fnabes iammen meb 8 baaros
foste sgsseblOmmer % / 8uno uopaitet Snsr. 9aa riItet
Spebebrsofipe ima9er bet fprtrinli9t.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-24

Grifofer Sanien ital BABE Offieieli
mebbelt Weuisbsben, at ban for Srem.
then aetsr at bOiatte fig / ROrse.
Saubipnliepis fOrbliusr pel ba Gman'
bus ROrman at bare WenisbeSens
Brett. Sun er en- Mpbfanber uf Spi'
ritismen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-24

YaItur Surmo / 2uuerne, Winn.,
tal Upsrtase 8aitor SilmeuS tiblisers
&alb NebraIta. De tilbsrsr besst
ben norIte Spnpoe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-24

blooming Grairie &alb bar falot
8aitOr Gauge Of 8inOnu, Minn., til fin
Brett. Oct er enbnu uuiit, ON ban
mpotaaer bet.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-24
&irfeIige 9tpbeber.
en anrrrIppnbtnt fra M%OribwOOS

eu aprrrippnNent ira Tprib'poo0'
So, Ttripcr: Saptiiter % gtethon'iier
orbeiber umsap for at trGtte til rs
rlbeuumRoacnbe. Srrlis rtttsr DC lu'
HpmQr,ipmheo paa llu9oummsr. Der
flies lite iua tibet btanct be 3urite, %
Mauac biosr poa; 2utbcranerre bar
life Iua mango Itiblsr til fin Rnao'9'
hcb for at eirre bet tiltrUtteroe tor
uuaoummen, Icm be %rcfurmerts Strtcr
mango AZ biSie b~etrostcr iis ipm 6or'
usielIssantaltsr. DC mad lIatte ur'9'
eommeu SOrnsieIier. Saptllterre N
Ssn title llss iitano en- "gRalteraos
Gpcial~ / Eperabalen. OH Iprara
8uptiiter, Ietbooiitsr, "Opens gpbel
% autbcrauere. Raur airten Tan To-
rsItad inaSnnne Sumlinser, bitoer Den
tupular. Den RsIi9iun liter Wanse.
Gerpee faar n iub marss Rsnse, %
Tan man fna iis en- norton Gften, ian
or man piIig til Of betale for Roroen.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-24
gaaur 3. ". RasmusIeus 40 Gurs

gaFpr g. u. Rasmnsiens 40 Vars
Subilaum / 2isbOu bapoe fcriamIet en-
RusIs Rcnnsfer ben lite Gpril. Sar
bapoe ba oarst benus Wenisbeos Brett
i4o Gar. 7ilItsbs pur SOrmuub SOpme,
BAIT. 8. 2uub, GaI. O. &asmusien,
gafur 9ofrsm % 8ait. aarreitaD.
Den aamls 9ait. Rusmusien turoe lite
Islp purc tilitsbs unoer Soften, oa ban
bar ipg. Oct OpIDites, OF ban ! oisIs
40 Gar baobs bsbt 3,S72, fonFrmsret
1888 Bern ps astepiet 52s gar. st
Differ braatss. III be SO 5amiIief9ore,
Ium | 1858 unbsrItreu Sulosbreuet, bar
mhnu 10 / 2ipe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-24
grefbusbspraeIicn m~isbiaisss itarit

UuI gIet9ue Wto ll Upl9e puu f"B'i
Sslano, hopr Der Dor mango uorfe 6a'
miller. Ser fauot ban paa noset Rpt.
9iagenoe paa en- Spia ppfororeoe ban
alIe, Tom piloe bare ariitue, I'll at
TONNE % tnss BAN ! Saanbeu, ian
Tube be iaa ben SeCisnauo. be maatte
oa oeiua meo bet famine laoe FIG ino'
Ttrioe | Msni9bebeu, % bpis be breo
bette, ftulbs be TONNE | bet bpbbelte
Selucbs".
YaFor 9. g. Withea er rste Re'
ger, feot i 9. Carolina. Siote use
bleu ban urbiueret til 8reft ! GpitOpal
8irten. Gan bar itabsret peo bet tbeo'
loeiIfs Seminar / Cambridge, er rs
sIar snmmel % ffal mis- %iionere blanbt
fine 9anbsmanO gtsserns | Spben. San
er GpiitOpaltiriens fsrite 0eserpref.
S%tnos1pag blep en- Ei9e PED Naon
GGa Srpbsnluno i Gilbert Geo, Winn.,
unosr ct 8atisliesmsbe, Tom aibplotes
/ ben banite 8aptiittirie. Gun itprtebe
ben til 8reIten, umfaonebe BAN %
raabte, at bun M bar ! Simlen os tai
tebs 8reiten, iom bapoe fsrt beuoe bib.
Sun blsp fGrt til ct Sinbsipseaipl.
Sgnatias Spnneap, ben bersmte
9plitifer, bar u%bfororet 8aitur 3apio
9beuep, Brett for 8aptiitmenisbeoen !
8e1t Superior % 9refibent for 8is>
cpnfn u. &. u. til Ell 8afte 9ebatter
/ Gnlsbnins at 8eretti9elien al bette
Selitnbs Oprettelie til at mpbarbeioe
9atbulicismenS SuoHpoeiie gmerita.
4aitur Come fra SiasborO, y. O.,
par nplie pna en- 8eiie til SeittpIten,
men GrRnst bleo binoret al Sneblos
fabe i 5ielbeue % blep li9seuoe fat |
lere Gage; iaa mautte ban peuoe biem
ieien, ba ban life iunbe aiie mere 9io
til at fOrti9tte Reiien.
2anbifabs Salmebog i~noisres /
1ers al Sauses SpnObes Wenisbeoer.
8e Iiofte, ipm bar ben, er Recabatb
Nsb. al 8nit. 6. M. 8etteriens 8alb
% Ramsbabls Wsb, g. ..
Yaitor g. Sanbrcieu Of @els,
gliun., Of ben nUrife spnube, er tuloet
til Blue Garth Wenisbeoer, Winn.
Oct er enbuu life afsiOrt, ON ban mpo'
taser &ulcslien.
aussbur9 Seminarinm ital ! Gar
feirs fit ~25"aarise SubilGum. "Splfe'
bluoet1 ipsrser, ON ben npe Sfole i
9atariasbpsninsen Osiaa pil feire bette
Subilaum iom fit.
YaItur Snrmo / 2uperne, Wainn.,
tal ppsrtase Baitur Silmeus tiblisere
&nlb NebraIta. 9e tilbsrsr besst
ben norite Spnooe.
blooming grairis &alo bar talbi
8atOr gauge af @inona, Wiun., til fin
Brett. Oct er enonll unfit, ON ban
mpbtassr bet.
Ep 2irfe ifal Spnooemenisbeoen
@ranite SAILS, Minn.. bpsSe fig i Som.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-24

augsbnrs Seminarinm fal i Sar
feire fit ~25'aarise SubilGum. "5Olfe'
blubet" ipsrser, ON ben npe Sfole !
9atariaSbpsninsen Osiaa pil feire bette
Subilaum iom fit.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-24

Gp 2irfe ital Spuooemeniebeoen
Granite Sails, Minn., bps9e iis i Com.
mer.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-24

GatbOlitismen besunitises poa mango
Raaoer | 2anoet unoer ben nRru9s
renbe 8e9ierinss Administration. Run'
usr faar {. CT. Gnlebnius til nanrium-
beIit at saa sienuem ale 9epartemen'
ter / @aibinstpn paa oerss gauoriuser
for at beoe um 8ense til tatbOIfte yin.
ftalter, ia be taeer enbos frit 9laos
narpeo be GmbebSmano, ipm maaneb'
Zig ubbstnler 2snntuserue, for beitu let
tere at fuuue fua 8snee paa 2~snuinss'
hagen. &atbpliter fupuriieres paa ale
Raaber peb Gmbeoers Seiattslis. Gr
Brett | Retu gprt. iOm bar unberissi
bette os pil bepiie bet, t%iIfsier, at ban
ifal iOrbuuie @erbeu msb Gflsrinser
ian Senieenbe.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-24

Yator 2snne fra SiasburO, q. O.,
par nplis pua en- 8eiie til SeittpiteH,
men Granet bleu biubret al Sneblus
taOs i 6islbene % blep lisseube fat i
Here Gage; iau mautte ban peuoe biem
isien, ba ban life iunoe aiie mere 3io
til at Iortiatte Reiien.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-24

SurHgtigbsb | SamfunSsarbeioei
raaber 8. s. til / Spupbens airtcblab.
Gan flyer blaubt anbst: Scr oprettea
mango Stoler ps Wisfiuner paa eser
Saano, % man paaresner Spuubens
sTIer Wisfpnstasiens llnoeritBttelIe.
Der sr piitnpf msset, ium bgr siSres,
% ipm hi suouu lille Ear uauet til, mer
Suer / Grbeiost bgr bore Torenet mel
GurFstisbeo og uuosanelie Of aft, ion
sipsr Snbtrht at 6Iotbeb % baarli9t
8erssniussr. Sab os til Garsmgbei
life msoes msb rtDruuitise Slayer, men
meb GrtjeuoeIie at Stiliuseus Gluo,
Os msb Suer for at Orbne bet paa er
for Grsmtiben b~etrpssenbe @aabe".
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-24

YaItor g. Sanoreien Of @els,
glinn., Of ben uUrife Spnube, er faloet
til 8lue Garth Wenisbeber, Winn.
Oct er enbuu life afsiurt, ON ban muo'
tager aalbslien.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-24

2anbHabs SaImebos inbfsres i
Fers al Suuses SpnObes Nenisbecer.
De iiofte, iom bar ben, er Recubatb
Nsb. af 8nit. 6. M. 8etteriens &alb
% RamsbablS M8b., 9. ..
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-24
S6ger tilialos
"5tturub'Y cHen"s @o8banbel.

SptlftnSombeIf at oisfe 8saer fan erbofSss 49,,
ffuoS b~etaienoe Mbontenter, fou, Qrnm mi. Iot.
"Tteprabsg " fen" til oen I fone 9air9ttss nb
fsieoe gris. cpsip aitio Sorta.tsrsns os y Ss'
oetS Tapn.
Decorah-posten., 1894-04-24
grits, g. 9iIfieIbst Gerterns, eqer s''r
Snaers o. aiiterliu t Ssifslbene, so a.,

3ubbpIb: 5Hiidbs Eaamoetatr % RsnsbuItsu glas,,r.u ~
BaftaNn. oa Rppeilgt-dra AamootiRt r tt Observation-Disclosures ,,,,.
but Rueidet fbhs Tas 5iaost-Gu Reusbut ~bauHua" "a en- SIS
Setter 9ea uuetr-aonlt butten-en Sommeruat pto GaEoansa "a an
NRe earetpen. neutrality-suspicious. I'll gintsrbaubms-6ttrS,n "H
osimbalm til Eipanbet-a -StOrbuffen paa Rpieufdbst- zrsr.,
aarpeu-gfter 10 Vars 5orsb- SnnS aabfahr-J etafsrfte m,-rs"r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-09
IN THE SENATE.
Tho SciEniorngo nili to- DO Voted on To-day
AIr. Sherman's Protest.

WASHINGTON, D. G., March Sat tho
expiration OF tho morning hour the
Bland sOicnioraso bill was laid before
the senate as unfinished business.
Mr.. Sherman bitterly opposed tho
pending bill and expressed tho hope
that tho motion to reconsider would
prevail, us ho wanted tho bill open to
amendments.
Mr.. Harris claimed that tho bill had
reached its present stage through tho
regular channels OF tho senate proCO.
durc and he know OF no reason why the
bill should not no disposed Of within
thirty minutes. lilo Would not consent
TO reconsider tho bill until tho majority
by q yea and nay vote decided it.
Mr.. Sherman, an ominous frown on
his brow. and speaking in an earnest,
determined tone, reiterated tho hope
tina. the motion OF Senator Allison
would prevail. for there was no dis
position on his part OF tho chamber to
prevent tho passage OF tho bill.
He was followed by Senators Ledge
and Higgins. The bill went over with
out action until tomorrow when vote
will be taken. The senate adjourned at
400, after brief executive session.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-09
THE MORGAN RESOLUTION.
The Presidents Response May Contain
IntercstInE Correspondence

The Presidents Response May Contain
Interesting Correspondence.
WASHINGTON, D. c., March S.-The
President has turned over to the sGcro-
tary OF state the preparation OF an an
swer to tho Morgan resolution, calling
for information relative to the landing
OF Britain troops at Blucields, Near
aqua. The matter is already under way
and when the answer is complete, it
will be submitted 10 the President and
carefully considered by himself and
Secretary Gresham.
No additional Ndvices from Nicaragua
were given out ut the state department:
to-day, but there is reason 10 believe
that the President is preparing for Il
vigorous and unmistal;able assertion OF
the rights OF the UIiied States in Con-
trail America, and that the correspond
ence will include matters OF later date
than the brief report from Minister
Baker OF the landing OF British troops.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-09
ABOUT PEOPLE,
straucersIn the City aud Wheeling Folks
Abroad.

StranEcrEln the City aud WhOcllnS Folks
Abroad.
Lou Swabackcr has returned from
New York.
S. Pow, Of Clnrksburc, registered at
the Stnmm yesterday.
L. NJ. Mullen. Of ParkersburG, was q
Windsor arrival yesterday.
Mrs. Oscar Sandrock and daughter
lett for Baltimore yesterday.
Mrs. Charles Perrin and sister, OF
Parkcraburg, are at the Stamm.
i. II. Jones. OF this city, was regis
tered at the RutIaer hotel Mt Charleston
yesterday.
Mr. Ralph Whitehead lett yesterday
Tor Baltimore TO consult specialist
about his eyes.
Mr.. viii ]. Lukins returned last
night from five weeks tour in the
west and south.
Will Bane. Of Wheeling, is the guest
Of his cousins, the Misses Knight, OF
Washington, Pa.
Rev. DR.. Cunningham preached ut
Steubenvila three evenings this week.
He returned home yesterday.
Miss Ada L. Merrick, OF GAINESVILLE,
who has been visiting her aunt, Mrs. S.
j. BOYD, the past six weeks, returned
home Thursday.
DR.. Il. L. Ashbrook has returned
10 tho city from visit to his father, in
Washington county, Pa. He ia much
improved in health.
Chief IIealy, OF the fire department,
is still confined TO his room, with Sc.
we're attack OF rheumatism, TO which he
has long been subject.
Mr.. Francis L Ide. representing the
Gutta Percha Rubber Manufacturing
Company, OF New York, is here. lie
wants to sell the city hose.
General F. P. Jepson is home IRON q
trip to New York, Philadelphia and
Washington. His advces from the
governor are that his services are not
needed at the front.
Miss Alice Kennedy, OF Thirte enth
street, lett over the 3. & 0. road yester-
day for Baltimore. where she will visit
a day or two, and then 20 on to Nor
folk, Va, TO visit her aunt.
Mr.. W. II. Ramp has resigned the
secretaryship OF the Smith Brewing
Company, and Mr.. W. 3. Bauman sue
cceds him. Mr.. Ramp will 90 into the
bottIing business at Norfolk, Va.
Charles J. Morgan, OF Huntington; L.
Z. Joseph, OF Morgan,own; c. F. Bur-
goyne. OF Pennington. and J. T. Bailey
and wife, OF Parkersburg. arc among the
West Firginians at the Beher.
Miss Mary Rose, an estimable Young
lady OF Wheeling, was the guest OF Miss
Minnie Banig. OF the North End. to-
day. Mrs. James McCrady and Mrs.
John SpeIde!. OF Wheeling, are visiting
Mrs. Henry Bang, OF the Fifth ward,
to-day.-Beiidire Tribune.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-09
WALTER WORKS WINS.
Greer Defeated In His Race With
Another Professional.
GREER'S BAD TUMBLE THE CAUSE
Drills Dcicnt-Iic Lost Control Of His
Machine aud Took Tumble Over
tho Banks-lic Responded Well to
WORKS squirt, but Not Enough by
Three Fcct-First Header on
Safety

Ia. ,;,l,, - H. Nil, ,,.l .i.,.i.,.
'.N'' '7"t "' Wv -'o''' i'"" s""s,"h
RINK tho blcyclc race between WIZ
Greer and Walter Worl3 for the pro-
icssionnl chnmpionshin of W,s. Vir.
,;r,, All s,,,.o una ,ro, ~, wi, n,
S''''" '''''' " 1'"Ae' ""' "0'' ny "N''' ~
ABOUT yard
Tic race was programmed to take
Mace At q o'clock ,Larp. Init an account
NJ nm ,ooito,, 90 WI ~, !,
"' "I''uc"' " "o''' "i"C'''"'' "
was nearly 10 when Starter Jake Loos
dropped tho flag. In tho meantime the
aoor nj ,ho rirl. v,s occrninJ hy yrcnt
II - r'I''
'HiolS Vi sh"'cFs' III l"c' 'ile'e WIS AL
Old fashioned revival OF roller skating
lust before tho rnce thu following
officials were chosen: Referee, jake
Loosi timers, Frank BoItc and Bernard
H HrnusG IHuEes' oscar oniIan aug l!enaE
for n practice spin, and WoFls in max.
ing the turn on the lower bank, took
nasty fall, which looscncd nj. crank. l.
was not repaired in time for the race,
and he took another and strange wheel.
For this reason his friends did not GX-
pect to SEQ him win the first heat.
Their expectations were fulfilled, "a
Greer took the lead at the start, and, by
rounding tho banks in batter shape
tnan his opponent, maintained his lead
10 the finish. one mile-twanty laps
winning by about ten feet. Time, 500.
The second heat was tho sensational
one OF the evening. Both men got away
from tho post in good shape, and Greer
Immediately started sprint which
some OF the Onlookers thought little
dangerous on the small track. lie was
going ut terrific ratio on the lower
bank when he lost control OF his ma.
chine and with it went over the bank
onto the floor beyond. 1t was about
the
FIRST HEADER Of RECORD
on n safety bicycle. Greer extrjcoted
III -.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-09

FOR SALE
desirable res dcnce on Sixteenth street
NeJl estate OF every description.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-09

A bicycle club has been organized for
this season by members Of tho Young
Mems Christian Association. There arc
twenty-five charter members, and this
number will soon be considerably IT.
creased The object OF tho club is the
promotion and cultivation OF cycling
and aoCia! intercourse among moral and
Christian young men. The club will be
known as the Young Mems Christian
Association Bicycle Club, and only
members OF the association arc cligablo
for membership in the cub. One OF the
bylaws adopted is: This club shall
make no Sunday runs" Tho following
officers were elected for this season:
President, Frank A. Jackson; vice pros.
ident, Geoige II. Marshall; secretary
treasurer, John C. Paul; captain, John
L. Kingdom; lieutenant. Frank L. Mil
Ter; color bearer, Howard Shaier.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-09
Last evening the unexpected took

Last evening the unexpected took
place in the shape OF two defeats ad-
ministerial the crack Wheeling Bowling
Club by the Calumet team OF the bowl
ing league. This puts the Wheeling
Bowling Club aggregation out OF the
race for the leagues championship pen.
nant, and leaves the Columbia and
South Side teams to battle for the rag,
with the chances slightly in favor OF the
over-the-creek people. Both teams were
short man, and the blind" was rolled.
The poor work OF the W. B. C. boys was
great surprise Though number OF
good individual scores were made, there
were more poor ones. Maris, in the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-09

BosToN. March S.--The contract for
raising the wrecked United States ship
Kearsarge has been awarded to the BoE-
ton Towboat Company,of this city. By
the agreement the company is to re-
ceive S45, 200 ii successful in delivering
the ship ut Norfolk, ana il unsuccessful
is to be paid $4,000 Tor having made
the attempt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-09

PirrsBuRGH, Pa, March S.-The Mon
oneahela Iron Company has resumed
in all departments. This makes the
fourteenth mill which has started up in
Jul! lately. The workers in rolling mills
begin to feel that better times will soon
come to them. The trade reports indi-
Gates that better prices arc being OBJ
tanned Tor orders. ard that tho tonnage
has Very largely increased.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-09

Hood'slPills cure all liver Ills, constipation,
bliousRess, jauEdlcc, sick headache, Indigestion.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-09
Hoods sfB';;''ii'' Cures

ness. Ny present weight Is les pounds. and
do not feel that was ever sick In my lie
E. d. IiUBRAND, laurel, Mississippi.
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TO r S A LII

House OF five rooms. brick. Fourteenth s:scc.
Sc OtO
House OF eight rooms Lind street. Sl.sJl
House OF SIX rooms, Eotr street. Centre Wheel.
inr. s., 600
Farm Of 80 acres, 81 miles east OF city S3.sOl
Six los In beyedere addition, two coma,
lots. NJ SIS each
liouSc OF SIX roomS and hail, ChapIine, pear
Twentieth street. $1,000
House OF six rooms brick. with four.roomei
house in rear, Eof street. between Twenty.
third and Twoniy.iOurih streets. $500
House oil iour rooms Charles street. Contra
Wheeling. $3.50.
House OF seven rooms, Fifteenth street. sJ,5ol.
Lot cast end Fourteenth street SOD
House OF Ave rooms, Woods street. East Wheel.
Ing. Sl,5eO. '''-
House OF four rootns, Eighteenth street Sl,OO.
Three houses. MOysten street. cheap, SI5lO,
House OF three rooms. Twelfth street SIJD
Three lot=. 5Jxl0J) feet, Fllan, White & Galll.
ghcr's addition, 500 each
House Of Elk rooms ind stable, Eighteenth
street, $500
Three lots In PARK View, cheap
OnG:hals !oI. McColloCh street, Centre Wheel.
ing SSCU
ate price.
One OF the best manufacturing site. In tho
city. fronting OIL two raIlroad1
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-09
Ten.Cent Articles.

Suspeuders, Clothes lines. 25ccn. Jeyelrv
Anger Braces. Stationery Packages, Hall PadlocEs.
Royal Needle Packages one hnif pound Tea, La.
dies @+cent Hose. Dolls 2J-cent Gun Buttons
Mirrors. Pocket Knives
We arc constantly receiving bargains and can.
not quote prices, Us they ntc here today and
gone tomorrow 1t is our MIN TO always have
something new ut prices that will make you buy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-03-09

Ben lIur. kcmplc. PnrkcrSburS. II n. II.
Liberty, Booth, ClariWg;On, SO p. N.
Scotia, ASnew. Pittsburgh, S n. N.
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WHEELING, W. Va.
One Cent Articles.

Heavy Envelope, good Pen Holders. q Steel
Pens, CONGRATULATIONS. ShcctS Note Paner
4 slate Pencils. Lead Pencils. Collar buttons
? punches Hair Pins, Handkerchief, TblmbIe
] paper Pins paper Needles. spNo! SIX Twist,
= dozen Hooks and Eyes. Il Darling Needles,
Nutmeg GIhtcF, dozen brass Pants buttons,
Hat Tin box Garnet Tuci;s. dozen Clothes
Fms. Tablet, set Knitting Needles
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