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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-27
ABOUT PEOPLE.
Strangers 10 tue City aud whes,IaS Folk
Aprond.

Strangers Ia tue City aud whesiIus Folks
Abroad.
Il. G. Bowles, OF Monongah, is Nc
Lure guest.
Brico Wallace, OF Fairmont, is .
Stamm guest.
J. NJ. Freeman, OF s.eabenyilIe, auto.
graphed at the Mcclure.
Mr.. aud Mrs. Ed Ewing are back from
visit to the sea shore.
Edward Clator returned Friday from
a Cleveland business trip.
Mr.. William Smith, IT,, OF WeIlsburg,
was visiting in the city yesterday.
James L German, OF Ironton. Ohio, Is
in tho city, a guest at tho Windsor.
John Bloomtngsteel. OF East Liver.
pool, Is visiting friends in Wheeling.
Miss Emma Goethe has gone to
Uhrichsville, Ohio, to spend couple OF
weeks.
Nj. G. Todds. Of Cameron. was Sun.
day visitor and autographed at tho
Stamm.
Miss Irene Dornan, Of Weilsburg, is
tho guest Of Miss Laura Obermann, Of
tho South Side.
Miss Nina Jackson, the cashior Mt
VanKeuren's restaurant, ia visiting in
West Alexander.
Miss Clara Beier, Of the South Sido,
has Just returned fro N visit with
friends In New York.
Mira G. ". EoG, Of Kansas City. form.
crly OF this city. is visiting her father,
Mr.. John Roemer, here.
The mewbers o. tho steubenville base
ball club while here Saturday were
guests ut the Van Keureu.
George ". Work, OF the sis.ersviIIe
opera house, was in the city yesterday
aud registered ut tho BehIer.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Dawson, OF
Allegheny, who have been visiting
Wheeling friends, returned home Satur-
day.
W. Fl. Isham, in advance Of Rico &
Barton's comedians, Is here arranging
for tho coming appearance OF his show
ut tho Grand.
Major John W. Mitchell. clerk Of the
CIRCUIT COURT Nuu WIZ uTo bpoHuiHR
week with Mr.. John Wilson and family
at Short Crock.
Il. Snodgrass, OF Warrington; Z. A.
Frant and Earl W. Frant, OF WeIlsburG,
and S. A. McCool, of Sistersville, regis.
tered at tho Bchlor yesterday.
Editor John ". Aviratt, OF tho Cum.
berland (SId.) Times, was in the city
yesterday accompanied by Mrs. Aviratt.
Thoy registered ut tho Windsor.
Major Steele. formerly n prominent
citizen OF Parkersburg, now a leading
oil man OF Pittsburgh, wns in tho city
Saturday night on his way homo.
AIessrs. George Kemp md David
Coleman, II WelIsbmrg, arO visiting
frionds in tho city. tho guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Brady Morgan, Of South Chaplino
street.
Miss Marguerite Daughtorty, Of
Washington. D. g., aud Miss Annie
Alum, of WOyuesburg, Pa, arc tho
charming guests OF Miss Lizzie Carol,
Of North Market street.
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AFTER THE PICNIC
Labor Moguls Meet aud oOnsrssu,
late Themselves.
AEETIEGOFTHE TRlDESESSENBLY
And ooperaf Labor Day Committee
Yesterday Afternoon--Iu tho Assem-
bly, Meeting a Bakery Controversy
Figured Prominentty-Labor Day
Committees Make Iseports Over
Five Thousand People Attended.

Yesterday afternoon q regular meet
ing OF the Ohio Valley Trades and
Labor Assembly was held .: the Assem-.
bly, hall, which however, was only fair
Iy well attended, the iatiguing labOrs Of
the celebration on the day previous
affecting uniavOrab!y the attendance.
President Robertson and Secretary
Salisbury occupied their respective
places.
The boycott committee reported
several boycotts still in force, including
those on brick contractor and on o
local coal mine. There was a spirited
discussion regarding tho boycott on q
Wheeling bakery, aud arguments were
heard pro and con on the proposition to
"liit" tue boycott. The principal obJec-
ton to removal ut present was that the
bakery Is sGid to refuse to allow its men
to become organized into tho bakers
union. A vote was taken and resulted
In the proposition meeting defeat, =
TO 13.
An appeal from the miners Of Sum-
NIT Mines, Pa, was received mud on
motion laid on the table.
Tho bakery question was again
brought up by delegate asserting that
tho local bakery should not be con-
nected with the Pittsburgh man on
whom the boycott was originally placed.
A motion TO exclude tho local bakery
from the workings OF the boycott was
made but was met with numerous and
excited objections. Several other mo-
tons wore made aud the discussion got
warmer and warmer. One motion was
made that the arbitration committee
should 20 to the bakery and sec whether
the management will allow tho mon
employed there to be organized. Others
thought and O motion was made that
tho organization committee shall hive
tho matter in charge. A delegate as
serted that any efforts to organize the
employees Of this bakery will he unsuc.
cessful because someone. not the mana
ger, will mako tho employees believe 1t is
not for their interests 10 join the union.
The motion to refer to the arbitration
committee was thou put and resulted in
its being carried 90. This commit
too will at once 20 ahead and try TO
secure tho consent OF the baker to or
ganiZe the mon.
Delegate Michael Grogan moved that
tho assembly congratulate itself on tho
magnificent Success scored in Saturdays
big celebration. The motion was put
and carried with a,rush.
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TIE MozAl.r FESTIVAL.
1t VIII DO Sotnbls Event 10 MusIca
Circles,

1t VIII DO Sotnbls Event 10 Musical
Circles.
The coming festival Of music on the
afternoon and evening OF Monday, Sep
,ember ), nj Mozart park, under the
auspices Of tho Mozart Singing Society,
ono of tito local organizations that did
SO we'll at tho recent Toledo smngerfest,
promises to be notable evout In must.
cal circles. In addition to tho engage
mont Of Miss ElcctN Clifford, tho
Chicago song bird, whose top-notch
talent Is generally known, and who
made the soloisLic hit OF the smDgerfcsl.
tho society has secured Prof. Blumon-
berg, tho violin soloist, OF Martins
Ferry, who has achieved a moro than
local reputation. These with Mrs. Flora
L, Williams and Messrs Charles Zulaui
aud Will d. Day, Of whom II ia not
necessary to make special mention, IN
excellent programme will result 1t will
be made up Of trios. duets and solos,
and number OF tho pieces rendered q.
tho snngsrfest will he given; ono with
orchestra accompaniment Tho fnll
Opera Hcbse band Of eighteen pieces
has been engaged.
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LOCAL B.sEvrrIEs.
Matters OF arlaor MOnsnt in aaa About
the City.

Matters OF Minor aOnsnt in aud About
the City.
EDwARp BuRxs. drunk, was run 10
yesterday by scaiiey.
LAST night, John Coleman. for Wiio
beating, was arrested by Moran.
RETAINING wsIlisbeing put up along
the creek bank In front Of the Whitaker
mill.
QurrE large number attended the
funeral Of the small child Of Jehn Cros-
by, OF 1902 Water street
THE wheelmen are going to turn out
strong in the Charity Circus parade In
special clowns costume.
TINS first G. G. ware kiln in tho old
Wheeling pottery. on the South Side,
will be drawn this morning.
A Fuprox butcher, Theodore Leibert
caught his hand on meat hook Satur-
day night and was painfully injured.
SATURDAY night Lient. Gaus arrested
William HesIin and Charles Schnell for
fighting on Chapline street, south OF
Sixteenth.
The number OF Pittsburgh excursion
lists in town yesterday was larger than
usual, and the number OF hoodluma in
the crowd was unusually small.
Next Sunday morning services will
be resumed at tho Second Presbyterian
church. Tho musical features will DO
especially fine on this occasion.
"Roxv" o'Ngtu came over to tho city
fron Bridrepoet SATURDAY., where he
has been in hiding since last Thursday.
Officer Fitzgerald arrested him for
stealing a watch from 7. G. Mueller ct
the Green House, the particulars OF
which were published In Fridays IN
TELLIdIHcEE
SATURDAY evening in North Wheel
ing meeting OF peraous Interested In
the proposed emigration movement
from here to Lewis county was held, at
tended by ]. b. Finster. a representa-.
tive Of the Plckens Land Company, on
whose land tho emigrants will locate.
It 10 said thirty families will 20 in O
week or two.
SATURDAY was the day Of the annual
nicnic OF tho Baltimore & Ohio railroad
trackmen. About 200 OF the trackmen
and their wives and friends took advant-
age OF the free transportation otcred BY
the company aud went to Cameron:
The attendance was largo and would
have been much larger but for tho fact
OF the labor picnic. All those attend
ing reported pleasant time.
GEORGE BELL, the proprietor OF a
boarding house on Ninth street, com.
plaiped to the police Of the frequency
with which some unknown person had
been relieving Ills guests OF wearing
apparel and breaking into their. trunks.
Matte Young, colored girl IRON
Bridgeport. who had been In his EN-.
pIoy for n short time. was the object Of
his suspicious. Lieut.. Gaus went to
the boarding house aud took tho girl in
custody. On the way to tho police
station she contested that she was the
guilty party and that the stolen articles
were at her home. Lieut. Lukins went
over to bridgeport and recovered the
articles. As tho girls employers did
not wish TO prosecute her, She was TO-
leased.
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TUE GENEI.Ah COMMITTEE
Having tho Labor Day Celebration
u.,,,t Mat.

Having tho Labor Day Celebration In
Hand Meets.
After tho meeting Of tho assembly q
farewell meeting Of tho labor day gen.
eral committee was held for the purpose
OF winding up its affairs. A good pro-
portion OF tho membership OF tho com.
mittec was present. The amusemeuta
committee reported It's programme had
been carried TO finish without hitch.
Tho president remarked tho amuse.
meuts were tho best in tho history Of
labor day celebrations.
The gate committee nade partial 70.
port OH tho number OF people who at.
tended tile labor day celebration. and
tho uumb Der Is 5.l09. Other committees
made their reports, att Of them were
partial. however.
The secretary moved that tho treas
urer be authorized TO hire buggy aud
go the rounds to pay the bills. The
chairmeu OF tho various committees
were appointed TO close up labor day
affairs to-day at o a. IN. Tho committee
meets again nextiSaiurday afternoon at
l o'clock.
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NESBlTT g. DEVINE,
Tel ca 1889 Market Street.
FOR SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.
NNlsUSTEE'S SALE.

Hy virtue OF q decd Of trust made by +. L.
Guthiny ana Catherine GCrhlng. hl' vito. TO me
Us trustee. dated Angus! Ill., lSll. and recorded
a. the aGiIeS Of tue cl3FE at tue County Court at
Ohio county, West Virginia. In Decd OF Trust
book No, T, pngG "a. will sol at tho north
front door Of the court house Of said county. on
SATURDAY, sEITEMUER srlI. lSgL
commencing ut 10 O'Clock Il M. tho following
described property tOwiE Lot No nIty.twO (I!l
in Division 81" rs Shuwn on the plntot parcels.
streets aud alloys, made BY Daniel Lamb aud
Henry 81, Russell. specnl commissioners Of tho
Circuit Court Of ohio county, In tho chancery
suit Of 3. u Caldwell against Caroline 81 Wilson
ct al Also OnH iron gray horse. ono butchers
wagon, one set harness, ono hnGRy aud buggy
harncSS, ono sleigh. ono lcc'bOx. three meat
blocks. one meat counter, ono set Of butcher
EhOp fixtures aud machinery, including engiue,
meat choppcE, lard kettle, etc, and Que organ.
Trims OF SAIE-EvCry sale for less than 50
shall DO tot cash. 1nd every sale IN excess Of 50
shall DO One-fhirl Rni nS much more ~ tho
pIIrchhsor may elect u paw IN cash. tho balance
In two equal InSlal1ncnS nj six AMI twelve
months notes bearing interest irOm tho day OF
kalC with security satisfactory 10 tho trustee to
iIu given for tho deferred pnYmentA
Rwa " y ht.tttS9s: IENSEeS
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G. A. II. Annual EnCainpment-Low Rates
to Pittsburgh.
Interest in tho annual reunions Of tho
Grand Army OF tho Republic and Naval
Veterans Association grows with each
succeeding year, not only among tho
veterans themselves, but among all pa
triotic citizens Of tho republic.
Tho encampment this year Mt Pitts
burgh, from present indications. prom.
Uses 10 DO rs interesting and onthusi.
.astic as any reunion since tho war.
Thousands OF Veterans from oil parts OF
the country will be present, and Pitts
burgh will surpass herself in showing
them her hospitality.
Tho Baltimore & Ohio Railroad Com.
pany will sell excursion tickets from all
ticket stations on its line east OF tho
Ohio river, for all trains September 9th
to 10th, valid for return passage oil I'll
trains until September 25th, inclusive,
ut one faro for tho round trip.
For more detailed information, writo
to Z. D. Smith, division passenger
ngont, Baltimore & Ohio Railroad, Pitts.
burgh, Ia.
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REAL ESTATE.
FOB s A LII.

Splendid house, I've rooms, Linn street, Dol.
iicusc 81 rooms, brick. EOr street. Fifth
Splendid dve.rOomcd house, lot loo1l75. Todd
fionse four rooms. Woods street. Centre
Wheeling, on easy terms, $50.
House six rooms, North Market street. sl,3O9.
IIonse oisevcn rooms Eighteenth street: with
six.roOned house IN tho roar, lot 3OKlQ Si7OJ.
House Of three rooms, Liud street, BSlvederc,
$50
House OF rooms. EoT street. between 22d and
I'D streets, with 4.roomed house In tho rear;
| largo lot. St.J01
ilSnsC Of . rooms ed street stSoo. 49,,
Fine improved farm OF sixty acres. threo
House Of Ave Eooas, rweasy'thlsd street.
$500.
iiousS 81 Tires rooms. Market strcss Ceu,rs
HOUSE 81 ton rooms. brick. MarkotStre Filth
mlrd. easy terms, SOJl.
House OF i've rooms brlcR, foprtccutn SttOet
House Of four rooms Jacob street, Sixth
House. fivc rooms. Woods street, East whooI.
Elmo farm. III acrcs, thrcc miles from Mounds
vile. with splendid Improvements. This is
10 feet Of land fronting on Mccolloch aud
Hotel Of fourteen rooms. doing good busIueIL
splendid location. cheap
House Of seven rooms and hall, Chnplno
street Ccptpe Wheeling, SLau,
Lot cast end Fourteenth street, Stn
Lots on Lind street. IIeivedcrc, S1Ij each.
Lots In lIehrenS & Speidel'S addition Hand
iRn's addition to North BenwoOd, BlUgf Run
Caldwcll's Run. Pleasant Valley Bellevue aud
other places In and near tho cilV.
800, 500. 500 Si,OoO, $500 and SOD
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passenger engines, the coal traffic being
% large that the freight motive power
4 not ecnal 70 the emergency. The q,
L & w. officials now have in sight GOO
can Of coal 70 handle inside Of tho week,
but they do not anticipate q coal block
ada. The coal is all bound for lake
ports, nearly all Of It being consigned to
0laValand.
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COAL snIpMENTs

Over the O., l., 3 ". Larger Than Ever
Before Known.
For tho past week coal ahipmcnts
over tho Cleveland, Loratn 4 Wheeling
railroad have boon creator than ever
before since tho completion Of tho road.
Ihecoal comes wost ovorthc Baltimore &
Ohio road to BCiiairc whOro II 10 trans
ferred to tho G., l. & W. and brought
IN to tho Bridgeport yards. Saturday
f5O chr ioadB wero handled and yester'
day $50 car loads worO sent out In ten
trains. O part of which wore drawn nv
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To nil parts Of tho west md northwest
via tho Chicago, Milwaukee X 81. Paul
Railway at practically half rates. Round
trip tickets, good tor return passage
within twenty days from date Of sale,
will DO sold on September II and %
aud October 0, 1874,
For further information apply to tho
nearest coupon ticket agent or address
John X Pott, District Passenger Agent,
Wiiliamsport, Pa.
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Elcctually yOt gently. when costivO OF
bilious, or whom the blood Ia impure OF
siugeiSh. to permanently euro hnb'tuat
consti patton, to 0wakcn tho kidneys
and liver to a healthy activity, without
irritating or weakening thom, 10 dispGl
headaches. coldH or ievGrS use Syrup oil
FIGS,
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TIE Pan.Hnndle Dycing establish
mUnt, owned by John lloilmoicr, at No;
1881 Market street, 10 tho hest equipped
house Of lie kind In Wheeling. In addi-
ton to tho dyOing and cleaning, depart.
monts corps Of tirst.ctnss tnriora arn
employed, who can do repairing ns neat
rs II Ia possible. Clothes and ladies'
garments, cleaHGd or dyed, eau 10 mado
TO look like now Satisfaction Guarau'
1anh
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August % to 81. inclusive, tho Baiti.
more & Ohio Railroad Company will
sell excursion tickets. Wheeling to
Washington, Pa, aud return. OH uc.
count OF the agricultural fair, at ratio OF
81 90. including ono admission. good re-
turning until September J, inclusive.
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TEAS. SPICES. ETc.
WE HAVE MOVED F!

wstake especial pleasure in annOune.
ing to our thousands of patrons that We
are now occupying our new and elegant
four.story building. which Is equipped
thoroughly with every modern i'm
proysment to facilitate the handling Of
goods. New spice mills, new and i'm.
proved coffee roasting machinery, steam
power elevator. The largest and best
equipped
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IT don't tuko much money now TO
make your homo restful and pleasing.
Como and SEQ some nico designs Of Wall
Paper, cheap. l0ll Main street
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TuE Mouudsville Driving Park and
Fair Association hold their FIRST moot
ing August 9S to 81, which promises to
DO q success.
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Position as telegraph operator, ste
nographor. aud typewriter. a. s..
Y. D., Box Is, MOnmdsvitte, ". Va.
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REAL ESTATE.
Rents Reduced [!
No. 2alo chnplIne strcet, two4tory btIck.

No. 1910 chapliue street, twostory brick.
No. 3S1i Eoh street, Inst hoOr
4 two.story frarIe dwelling Of 1re rooms on
South Ella Attaet
No aIlO McCoIoch street; will arrange 70;
two tenants. or ono. and put In ilrst.c!EsS order.
No. rs 'rhlrty.SOvcnth street. second loOr 81
No la3 Zane street, second floor, sl2-
No. y01 Main street two4tOry brick.
No $40 MGCollHch street. twostory lnu!e
No so Main street, largo modern brick dR1u'
Ing. fourteen rooms
No. 1877 MrColIoeh street. brick. sttOo
No. gS Ohio street. three rooms. 81 80.
The waldIngtOn Place. house and i actsL
No. 6io Main street. brick dwelling
No. 2I09 Main street. iirIt floor. thrco roonS
No IL Thirty-third street. brick. i've rooms
Two splendid otlce rooms In Masonic building
No. ?9J9 ChGplinc street. i've rooms. St3Ol
No. 1905 Market StrOct, otlc9 rooms
No. i2t ThiTty.thIrd S:roet hvo looms: $50
M. 90j Mlln Strust twelve rooms aud bE1
0ftlCc rooms In Hubbard Block. 1874 Market:
Store rooms or South street, 10 ueaEIc TAP
efnncle building.
0 Toz SALE Q
No 1900 ChaplIno street, M CIOgan; rcsItcues
at great bargain.
MONEY 10 LOAN.
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BROKE THEIR RECORD
mo Trades Assembly's coissra-
ton Of Labor Day Saturday
EBSBYFAR TEE MOST SUCCESSFUL
Ever Given uader the Auspices this
Body--rho Amusement Programme
ia Particular Was a "craoker-
JacIsr-rbe Parade in tho Morning
Was a Fine Feature and VERY Large.
Details of tho Celebration.

Labor Day in wheeling was oVsetteu
Saturday In n fitting celebration under
a. ..,-.;.a. "a ,ba ,.nrasentatiyo labor
wy ~ I,, -. Tr.I.. o,d rsbor
body. ONO fmtey Afaaea 1AN S
Assembly, Tho assembly mas gwen u
number Of celebrations In the past, bus
e-...S..,I. 4. .Lo mos, aueeessfui from
- ~ -, :. ~. ~ +bo .ntiro
neahy oNeIy po'"s' " w" y n--.. ),
:. a. .,.,a t.iy gyonnds
.,,..nn IN mat standards. and lastly the
vas Wy " pA'' o'',''4''. - n. Al.
.,-,...,'"t. .ooo,1 b,oater-tbe
as'emply ~ 'sas. 'sSs ns.r .howr on n
finest lot Of attractions ever SHOWN on
! 800. 10 Whaling heinr
picnic programme IN "heeI'"E pe'"s
AZ. ,a.,,It ~ .ba waeks of constant et-
.pe io'u's " sAs - .omn,;,,oe
fort by the 9mnaemenst comMlssee
ha1bad bv AIP l. II Burtt,
-. .Lsr.,,d ,ro, vvara In
tho parade, which started from the
fehoez'o y,. ~ s,id. y, IN o,cIoct nnder
sHeets, Sou s'' ~. W Nor,invton.
tue chlel InAtsHai, JUN W w, 80,
and wound up at the lair grounds snort
10 beiove moan. The Riverside iron.
Jl C..gnIJ Asaa,nhIv X Of
WORKERS ana 11,ueiu ri
l.. made $ brilliant snow Win tue'e
az ~ ~ Run.shades. The printers
.,S..,. ,.;,I, hon,onairea nra-
turneu OUT sItonB' VIII 0Vuso -
scented them by Hottmann, the res
49, r,ara ,yns moi nm orraniZa.
.;nn;n line lint hi moi do itself credit.
sI ., III IIHo spas WV ~ 60.
Tho formation was as tolloWa:
Ttcut Gaus
Sixteen police, in two platoons.
rbisi MsrIhai ib6n N. NorrIngtou and Staff
John MInksTneycr, Thomas Fox Henry
Foster. Henry Temploton. Osborn
Hsay anu ~" Levy
YlRsr DIVISION.
BellaIro Union No. Gs, A. A.L&s.w.
Crescent Lodge No. s. 4. Al &S w
o C2StSsl h BSna; N NILE w ISg
Local Union Ma. a. Mine Workers.
Local Union No. u: Niue woTEers
Local I HGIoH Mo M; n linton So 'A'
wheclIna City baud.
butchers Union 10 u
bu'enen Uulon W. w.
SECOND DIVISION.
Marshal. William A. LRTousche. AldcS. Will
lam WIndCr, Aug. q. Meyer Abe
sta .Inn, and S =; veSn RSnn
R,vcrside SS,enbly M. S,S. k. OIL.
Open HoitSo Band
Garfield AsS t.I1IaSy S w sSH s;t
n. Il Of o. r., Local Union Eo.G.
Local Union. No; Q. Az. 9: w. u
Tobacco Worker Union, No. 4'Vsh a. T. L.
THiRn DiVhloS'f
MarShAl. A. 1. Bauer. Aides, J. g. Parker,
and Edward stmutman.
r Msiste5' ;,I Ba1a. W 70
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NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. JOB OFFICE
NHW TYPE, BKlI.LED wORKMBS. HONEST
rorNP AID tasty WORK, senI Tor psleG&
lSTELLlG ESCRR
.bHud n Fourteenth street
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The special match race between trot-
tiers owned by Michael Agnic and Ed
ward Elliott was walkover for Elliott.
The time was in tho neighborhood Of
$3.50.
The last event on the programme was
tho cake walk, in which ouly two
couples participated, aud was won by
Joe franklin aud lady.
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Ip you want to enjoy n day Of pleas.
uro attend tho rdcOs at MOundsvillc,
August % TO 81. Fare for round trip
from Wheeling 35c. Admission S5c.
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Tho bicycle race was very interest.
ing contest. finally won by Max Mahtke.
Stamp took tho lrst heat after hot
brush with Horny Mahlke at tho tape.
The next three heats were captured by
Max MahIke, giving him tho fine gold
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WALL PArEn at cost lOll Main street.
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The running rHce was a very pretty
event, aud was taken by DR.. Refers
Bob Anderson in three straight heats.
The summary: