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OF DOWNTOWN Dying.


P%ITTsBuRG. Feb. i2-Jam"s u. Scott. OF this
CITY who took charge of anairs at Johnstown
after tie great nooi and brought order out OF
chaos. earning for himself the title OF. Dictator
Of Youngstown" II dangerously Ill and may not
Ietcs and his Illness Is directly due TO a general
break-,p of his nervous system from nervous
troubles brought on by exposure during his work
nj InhnsimMn
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sn,s His wife Is Insane.

Justice Cullen. OF the supreme Court brookiy~
this morning heard the application OF Mrs' MAIS
l.ayitt for alimony and counsel fees to defend ne
s,It brnught against her by Edwin X, Leavtu
Tor the annulment OF the marriage. Leavitt claim
49,. sayar,l Years agn. and he has been Obliged
to keep her in insane asylums a large pArt Oh -
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To Increase Mexican War Pensions.

my Associated frr7sl
WASHINGTON, Feb. Ex-senator Martin, OF
Kansas. to-day introduced a bill Increasing from
s. to 81 per month the pensions ot Mexican War
veterans and to widows Of all soldiers who served
in the Mexican War and who are wholly dis
aGleA for manual labor. an In such dcstltUtioa
that 81 per month Is insurhcicnt. 10 provide the
necessities Of lie,
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Joins the Associated Press.

NY AAsotldltl rFthHl
CHICAGO. Feb. l3.-The Louisville
Commercial. one OF the leading morning
newspapers OF the South, to-day signed
a ninety-year contract with the Asso-
ciated Press, OF which II becomes a
member 1t at the same time ceases all
relations with the United Press.
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In United suites Senate.


NY NFNTVTHTtU TTtNHJ
wASillNCTON. Feb. IA bin was reported by
senator Coke CTeS) and passed NY the Senate to-
day. continuing in force the act for the protec-
ton ct FISH N the Potomac River. The Senate bill
making Labor bay. the first Monday Of Septem-
bee. u loyal holiday. was reported by Nj. KYLE
from the Committee IN Education and placei on
lille. Al i2.3O Senator Gray. ~ Delaware, re-
sumsl his argument On the Hawaiian resolution.
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CASE ENDEr.


the three counts in the Indictment
against McKaue the case SHOULD go to
the jury.
would abandon the third count. and the
case will go to the jury on the other two
counts.
Justice Bartlett then said that he
would allow the defense four hours to,
day In which to sun up and the prosecu-
ton four hours tomorrow, and he
woul charge the jury after recess to-
nprrpw
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brakeman Hearty Drops Dead.

John Hearty. Htty years OF age, OF 2sSS Eishth
avenue, a brakeman on the sixth Avenue Ele-
noon In the liquor store. northwest corner e
ONE Hundred and Forty sixth street and Eighu
avenue. lie was unmarried.
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,u.a.d poisoncr Indicted.

Isaac Raphkowsky, nineteen years old. OF 10
Hester street. Was Indicted by the Grand JuY
to-day for tempting to poison Annie and Hannah
MeyeS, Of y First street by putting arsenic IN
their soup on Feb. | last.
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The British tank steamer Baker Standard. frou
Shields to Philadelphia, is thirteen days overdue
and considerable anxiety is felt for her safety.
She Is a steel screw steamer owned by A. stuart
a. 10. of LOndon,
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Union Colleges New President.

NY NssOVTNTtI TTthST
ALBANY, Feb, la.-ltev. Or. Andrew V. v.
RAYMOND. who was a few weeks ago elected
President OF Union College, has formally accepted
the once. lie will resign the p~astorate OF the
Fourth Presbyterian Church hero, and Will enter
on hts new duties at the commencement In June
next.
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NEW BRUNSWICK. y. j., Feb. l3.-Fourteen
Of the Freshman aud Sophomore classes Of Rut-
gers College were notified last night that they
were under suspension for two weeks, and that
they would have 10 leave the city by midnight.
They len. Some weeks ago Freshmen daubei
President ltidgcway, OF the Sophomore class, Win
green paint, and the investigating committee rec
commended the suspension. The faculty have not
made public hte names OF the students implicated
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Robert j. Matthews Dead.

Robert J. Matthews, u years old. died at his rssd-
dense, "a Gregory street. Jersey city, last night,
lie was a we'll known war veteran and fought In
the Mr~ican War and the late rebellion. lie
Joined the l.. $, man-of-war Constitution when
\. was nineteen years old. He viii be buried to-
morrow from the Soldiers Home at kearny.
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n. lloyd A.pinwnIl Dying'

Lloyd Aspinwall. son OF Gen. Lloyd
Aspinwall. Is said to be dying OF pleuro-
pneumonia at So East Twenty-ffth
street. The only relative said to be In
attendance Ii his aunt, Mrs.. Kingsland.
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BILLY" DEUTSCH IS DEAD.
Consumption Carries Away the
Noted Man About Town.

DENVER. Col, Feb. 13-"Billy"
Deutsch dlei here last night in st. Jo-
scph's Hospital Of consumption.
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n. G,mbIed for Three Hours.

on a charge of running an alleged gamoine
house at ilO suffolk street, Samuel Kate, was hsis
for trial In the Essex Market Police Court to-day.
Herman Schucht. Of l+6 Forsythe street, was ne
Ssmbled for three hours In Rats resort and quit
a loser az Sl3.
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To Investigate Judge Jenkins.

u Wi
WASHINGTON. Feb. 13.-Thc House Committee
on Judiciary to-day voted in favor OF reporting to
tho House a resolution for an investigation Into
the course 0. District Judge jenkins In restraining
employees OF the Northern Pacific Railroad from
quitting work. The vote was seven to six.
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Max MergentIme. ESQ.
Dear Sir; Please apply the proceeds OF In
closed check for $40 to paying the ~carfares home
OF all the females who are recipients Of your
noble charity. When that sum Is exhausted ad-
wise US and we will remit additional check. Very
truly yours. LEWIS 4 SON
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william j. Sharmnn Dead.
CBy Associated Press,

VUT NsVOVTuVVU FTVSNT
DENVER Col. Feb. l3.-William J, sharnan,
one q, the most prominent lawyers Of this city.
died At the Albany Hotel last night OF pneumonia,
Tn, deceased lived in ST. Louis for many years,
here he was a partner of Gen. John A. Noble,
OF the Interior.
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(By Associated Iress)
WtSIIlNGTON. Feb. l2,-The debate on the
bland silver Seiguioragc bill was resumed to-day
In the House. The Hawaiian message from the
President. transmitted Yesterday. was read and
referred to the Foreign Afairs Committee.
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'rhrock morton Would lie Retired.

WASillSGTDN. Feb. l3--MajCr Charles Il.
1hrorh morton has applied to be placed on the
retired list ~ the army. This is the officer to
whom has been rendered the post Of Assistant
Superintendent Of stree Cleaning ia New York
Guy. lie is under sratence ot an army court
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Mr. Wilson go Rcsum His Trip

Try Associated Press.)
Feb. 10, Representative VIII
sons .on received a telegram from Kansas city
stating that his fathers condition Is so sAtis.
factory to-day that the trip towards Mexico VIII
be resumed tomorrow.
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The North German Lloyd steamship Trave, sailed
this morning at II o'clock, for Bremen via South.
,mpton. Among those on board were: Or. John
NJ Foster. OF Richmond, KY, and MIR. +. w. s.
Jingle, United States Consul at braunschweIs. and
Mra IInRle.
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Pierce Investigating Committee.

sCARsDALE. N. Y. Feb, l3.-The Board Of
managers OF the westchester Temporary Home,
tet this afternoon at the residence OF Charlie.
tter' the President OF the Board. and appointed
Of Ave TO Investigate the charges
sslnst supt- Pierce OF the Home. who Ia
t,arked with brutally whipping Thareasa See, .
S.eniyesr-old girl. who IL an inmate Of the
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Voted 20 Increase Its Capital.

Al a special meeting OF the Empire City subway
Company. held at IS CortlAndt street this morning..
II was voted 10 Increase the capital stock fne1
q, OoO. 700 70 q, 80, 0oQ.
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Mining Stocks.

The following are the closing quota
tons OF mining stocks at the Consoli-
dated Exchang, to-day:
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LOCAL BKEvITIEs.


matters of Minor 3Ioment in and About
the City.
TIE GRASD this evening-"The World
Against Her"
THE 1Iarcella club will give hop this
evening at the Wheeling club rooms;
music BY Killmyer.
N1GHr before last thieves broke into
sAIeh1man's grocery, on the Island. ana
stole a small quantity OF goods.
SQUIRE GILLEsPY gave Alphonso Hunt,
the colored boy tirebug, hearing, at the
county iail office last night, and com
mitted him to the reform school.
A cory. OF the last will and testament
of James Todd, deceased, late OF WASH
ington county, Pa, was yesterday. adj
Initted to probate and ordered to be re-
corded.
"MoTHEg GOOSE" to be given at the
Opera House tuesday and Wednesday
next for the benefit Of the City hospital,
is already looked forward to with great
interest
Nike SMITH, an old man up in the
police court Yesterday as a plain drunk,
was let go to leave town. Last night
John auth, of the workhouse force,
found him drunk on the street again
and returned him to the lookup.
AGNES WALLACE VILLA will open an.
engagement of three nights and mat
inee at the Grand this evening in 4 very
strong play, "The World Against Her"
She Is an old time Wheeling favorite
and should do good business.
CLERK Hook yesterday admitted to
record Il deed, made January II, by
Samuel c. Patterson. OF Elm Grove, to
Henry Whine, for s4,700, thirteen and
twentv-six acres OF the
estate, situated in the town of
Elm Grove.
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THE r. MASONIC i i :; FAIR.
The Com mittee Decides to Again Change

The Com mittee Decides to Again Change
the Date.
a meeting OF the Masonic fair and
festival general committee was held last
evening at which there was q good
attendance. It was called for the pur-
pose of considering another change OF
date for the fair. It WAS recently
changed to February 20. Since that
date was decided upon it dawned upon
several members all at once that this
was most unreasonable time to have a
fair and iestiyal-in the midst OF Lent.
Alter some discussion at the meeting
last evening January so was setas the
date Tor the opening of the fair, and 1t
will continue for five days.
The reports from the ladies' bazaar
committee are most encouraging, and it
is confidently claimed that this fair will
be tho greatestsin all respects ever held
in Wheeling The personel OF the COM
mittees would seem to justify this pre-
sdiction.
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"SNMsoN AND DEnILAH."
y Thrilling Drama Given by Mr.. Downin:

y Thrilling Drama GIVEN by MIR. Downing
aud Company.
at the Opera House last night Mr..
Robert Downing, Miss Eugenia Blair
and fine company gave a translation
OF Hippolite dAste's drama, Samson
and Delilah.. Tho play is iounded,on
tho biblical story OF Samson, and is very
we'll constructed and we'll translated.
It is q thrilling story, right to the
dramatist's hand, and the material has
been used to the greatest advantage. 1t
is rather sombre, aud whether it will
live long US popular success seems.
doubtful.
Mr.. Downing has putt on the stage
with 4 wealth OF scenic accessories and
mechanical devices, which are not, how
ever, the bestthings Of tho production.
He fits the part OF Samson we'll Miss
Blair rs Delildh fits the dramatist's
Dlldh, or makes it fit her, but her
creation is notthe woman OF the Bible
The support was even and meritorious,
particularly Miss Osborne, Mr.. Collier
and Air. Hayes. The audience was
large and enthusiastic.
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SIOUNDsVInLE.
A miscellaneous DIclanse OF Minor Mat
tors from NInrshnlI,s metropolis.

= -
tors from 0Inrshnlps NIetropoiis.
Joseph Emsheimer, rcpresent ting the
Scottish Union and National Insurance
Co., of Edinburgh, and Mr.. Roller, rep.
resenting the Jefferson Insurance Co.,
of Wheeling, came down yesterday
afternoon to adjust the insurance on
the GAMER works.
On Tuesday tho Moundsville Coal
Company notified its miners OF reduc-
ton, TO take effect this morning. which
the miners refused to accept, and they
will go out. About 120 miners are af-
fectcd by the shut down.
William Johnson, colored, has been
confined in the county Jail since October
last for insanity. He had just been re-
leased from the penitentiary when he
was put in. He was taken to the asy-
lum at Weston on Tuesday.
a colored man was arrested yester-
day morning on suspicion for setting
fire to the Gaines carriage works, but
nothing was proven against; him. He
got off with ten days in Jail.
G. w. Kronhardtiand William Crock
ard, of Benwood, and William +. Stifel,
of,Wheeling, were here yesterday at
tending n meeting OF the Mound City
Brick Company.
County court is in session. 1t will be
quite lengthy session as great deal
OF routine business has accumulated.
The glass house went on in full yes
to-day morning.
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A GOOD SHOW

We are always advising You to
advertise, and to keep on advertis
ing, but that does not cover the
ground entirely. Of course, YOU
should make your advertising effec-
tve-ifan electric light be available.
you should not use a ..tallow Dip
to light the path to your store.
l5 Whatdo we mean by that? Sim:
ply that the more conspicuous the
more artistic, the more attractive
the more original you make your ad.
Yertisements, the more people will
see and read them, and the more
customers you will have to con-.
tribute to your cash-drawer.
Study. effects IN bold pretty type
good matter may be spoiled BY
ugly dressing. Seek to catch the.
eye by display of good taste in the
style and arrangement of your an
.nouncement.
Aboye all, let be bold enough to
be easily read. Don't Vex5a reader
by55yeNIng his or her3eyesl
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Az CHOss PURPOSES.
Tho Creditors and tho Bowling Associa-
tin,, DID Not Comm to TerIns.


ton Did Not Como to Terms.
There was a meeting OF the creditors
Sof the AIusee theatre at House & Her
mann's last evening at which there
were also present representatives OF
the Wheeling Bowling Association.
Mr.. d. R. Brooks, representing the lat
ter, was late in arriving. and the
creditors got together and started a
paper by which each subscribed half
tho amount Of their claims. tho balance
TO be paid in cash from the cash stock
subscriptions. This would make the
cost of the building to tho new associa-
5tion about So 500, which did not strike
tho bowling association people as OK
actly right, they having had an offer
from Mr.. Christlieb for s., 900. Finally
the creditors agreed to take 81 800 in
cash for their claims, and one share
apiece, which was drop OF nearly
sSl,50O The creditors proposed to take
out incorporation papers themselves,
while the associations representative
thought that should be left to the
association, and that they had already
made partial arrangements for incor-
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The greatest surprise OF the bowling
league season came last night when the
Wheeling Athletic Wheelmen twice de-
! feated the strong BowIers. The Wheel
men were accounted very weak, and
two atraights were predicted for the
8 owlerg. Both teams played we'll in
the first game, and the Wheeimen ln nal
Iy won by majority OF eighteen pms.
I For the vince! team only two scores
were below the 2OO-mark. and they
were close TO it, 1876 Riheldafier rolled
in great form, making 253. The score
in detail:
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Some of the boys at the city building
are training to beat the champion team
OF the Wheeling Bowling League, and
will ii they continue at the pace set last
evening a: seibert's alleys. In the
party we're Chief NIcNichoi, Lieutenant
Gaus, City Clerk Thoner, Officer Daum,
Berry Merchant. Patrick Mckinley and
Henry Nau. They played several games
and tho scores We're away above the av-
erage. In the first game Gaus, Nau and
Thoner beat the other three; score 742
to SIS, Thoner making 277, Tho same
team won tho second game, 500 to 494.
The averages for tho evening We're as
is6; Daily, POI; Merchant, 1867 Daum,
jag; mckinley, 2o3; McNicnol, Us.
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ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers In the City;taI wheeling Folks
:

Strangers In the City ;tlI wheeling Folks
Abroad
Mr.. ]. Harvey Devoro is homo from
an extended tour in Europe and a visit
to his nephew. who is in the United
States marine hospital service at Ham
burg. He reports pleasant time, eN-
cept on the return voyage. which con-
sumed nineteen days, on account of
rough weather, and several nights he
had to strap himself in his berth to
keep from being thrown out.
George E. Work. OF Sistersville, was
at The BchIer yesterday.
Miss Bessie Donaldsonis visiting Miss
Mamie Wiley, at Washington. Pa.
Edward Robinson, the GAINESVILLE
glass manufactured, is at the Mcclure.
Mr.. George Laughlin, OF Cleveland, is
here on a business visit, and to see
friends.
w. Hildebrand, of New York, builder
of the new back river bridge. is Nc
Lure guest.
Lee Rcinheimer, we'll known Fair
mont merchant, is in the city, q guest
OF the Mcclure.
]. NJ. Hall, general passenger agent of
the Wheeling & Lake Erie road, was at
the Mcclure yesterday.
Mrs. Caroline Warner, formerly of
tho Mcclure house, is visiting Mrs. e. p.
Boyd, on Thirteenth street.
a. w. Emsheimer, OF Emsheimer
Bros, Wheeling. was iii the city to-day
on busineas.-StcubenUitle Star.
Judge r. H. Cochran, well known
in Wheeling, has been elected secretary
of the board OF trade of Toledo.
Col. E. w. Oglesbay, of Cleveland,
was here on q business visit yesterday
and autographed at the Mcclure.
W. X. Hcmer, OF Lockport, N. Y, a
representative of the Holly Water
Works Mandatory Company, is in the
city.
J. w Hollingsworth and Miss White,
OF ST. Clairsvlle, were among the out
of-town people who cav the Downing
show last night.
Charles Frick. of Baltimore, general
purchasing agent of the Baltimore 6;
Ohio, is in the city and figures OF the
Mcclure register.
FL. Harronn and w. L. Easton, of
Mansfield, Ohio; G. w. Kinney and c.
a. Lang, OF Cleveland, were among the
glass buyers seen Mt the Mcclure yester-
day. They were at the glass exchange
during the day.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Haps and Misl.ips in tho Thriving City
ACROSS the River.

Across the River.
A musical and literary entertainment
will be held at the opera house to-mor'
row and Saturday evening under the
auspices of the benevolent societies OF
Martins Ferry.
The programme for the first evening,
which will conclude with a farce, is as
follows:
'.The Mountain Gold Hunters Song Relief Octet
Soprano-Mrs. Edna Turner and Dora Robert
Aito.@SItsses Mary Thomas and Brodte Lewis.
Tenor-Messrs. Thomas Lloyd and William
Bass4br Carl Rn5t and j Fd;, Gr2y: IE5a
Fiano sud srbat
Recitatton'Aunl Poys George s M pstn 95ao+s
Violin in solo io:: -
o. LIS N9ces DO Figaro Miss George watson
Piano io Duet "Triumphal March, on to the Battle"
Miss Myrtle FFaze5 and Mrs. J95eRa a Mfts cte
BecitationnGST ora - Miss Mary Davidson
Piano Solo-"Conccrtstucli''
solo-song Hearts Sarcia Schoeid
Observation-Disclosures TO a Young Man"....;.
piano Rotond Triumphal"
Misses Myrtle Maud CARRIER, Lena Mckay Edith
nsiTn%SR.a Mas Orphan siao
s:4onsac from dastI h@fe { ESYler
ladies appreciate, the old bachelor does
not Octet
Prof. Wilson's educated horses drew
people last night who seldom attend
shows. The house was we'll filled and
all were pleased with the twenty-five
horses and ponies. They. appear this
afternoon at 8 40 and again this even
ing.
Andrew Balloch, Long Run miner,
l. \ - hnl ann of
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TO IElT-

Store room 11G3 Market street. best location for
drug store in the city.
Store rooms I225 Main street. Possession of
either at once or April 1. 1894.
Office rooms Egerter Block. most modern in
the city.
Seven-roomed dwelling. modern improve
ments. very large, beautiful yard, at s: Ohio
street.
Seven-roomed dwelling e5 South Front street;
elegant location
Seven-roomed dwelling. 81 South Penn street.
: Slx-roomcd dwelling. with all modern i'm
proyemeuts. 126 South Penn street.
Room specially suited for mandolin club.
Seven-roomed dwelling 81 South Penn street.
Six-roomed dwelling, 126 South Penn street.
Stx-roomed dwelling. Us South Penn street.
Six-roomed dwelling, 2Sl7 Eoff street.
SlS-roomed dwelling 40 North York street
Stx-roomed dwelling 2I20 Eoff street
SiX-roomed dwelling, as Fourteenth street.
3 SiX-rOomed dwelling. 81 Market street
E Eive-roomed dwelling, 177Twentv-ninthS street.
Fiye-roomed dwelling, 14l6 Woods street
Five-roomed dwelling. 29l0 Eoff street
{ Four-roomed dwelling, 7S Twenty fifth street.
Four rooms, second floor. so Thirteen tn street.
Four-roomed dwelling, 10 South York street.
Four-roomed dwelling, 10 South York street.
Fourroomed dwelling. 262S Market street -
Three rooms. No. 1;f6 Alley-1l.
Three rooms. 1854 Market Street
Two rooms. 70 Twenty fifth street
Building. =
Thseesroomed house. $50 National Road Pos
session now. 81
Four rooms, IL South York street Possession
no : = -5 Il 10
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READ the 1NTELLIGEScERs Special Art
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The regular price is 90 cents, but rs we
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WILL WRECK THE PLANTS.
Tho Fnto that Awaits tho Wheeling Glass

Tho Fnto that Awaits tho Wheeling Glnss
Factories.
The United States Glass Company's
board OF directors has just held meet
ing at Pittsburgh. a Wheeling mem
ber OF the board is authority for the
statement that it was decitod if the
men would go to work at the terms
offered by the company, at least one,
perhaps both factories here would be
started up at once. Ii the men will not
90 to work operations will be begun
spon to wreck the two plants, and
Wheeling will see the last of her flint
glass industry, unless new factories are
built in the future.
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In the second contest the BOWERS
we're not in il, not even for a minute, the
w. A. WIS walking, or rather cycling
away from them at zimmerman clip.
Theirlteam score was 1889, which shows
there is good stuff in the team, ana that
they will be factor in the league race.
The Bowlers were all off in their play
and made but LIP. The whceiman
had but one score below 200, while the
5Bowlers had but one over 1t, Berry,
with 231. The score:
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Nine.Cent Articles.

Ladies' Gloves, Shoe Brushes, Stew Pans Pre-
serve Kettles, Butcher Knives worth ID cents,
Glass Dishes. Milk Strainers. Coffee Pots. Flour
Siftcrs. SuSpenderS. Extract Vanilla. Dolls. Dish
Fans, TANNERS, Pound Grain or GROUND Pep,
Baking Powder
The above are all genuine bargains and lower
than