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The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-09-26

Professor Elihu Thomson explains about
the intense current Of electricity which he
allowed to pass through his body recently
and says: II did not take 100000 volts,
but simply allowed what We call very
high frequency current to pass through my
body. did not feel it a particle, and if
had had my eyes shut l should not have
known a thing about it. My arms feel as
though | had been lifting some heavy OBJ
ject; otherwise | do not mind it at all.
Charges such as that which | took are
known as electrical oscillations, and could
take five times what did or enough more
TO illuminate an arc lamp. had no fears
of undertaking the feat, as | had done il
many times and in the near future | shall
try and see how far it can be carried-that
is, so that | will feel it directly. / did il
many times at the Worlds fair, to the sur,
prise Of many scientific men. explained
it, and finally many gentlemen tried it,
They did not feel it and had the same ex
perience rs / did. boston Transcript.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-09-26

He's grimy handed fellow,
But his smile is bright and mellow,
And his apron can't conceal his manly heart;
He's our certain, sure salvation,
For we'd get a long vacation
If his judgment didn't fix our clumsy part.
When we send II hasty poem,
Or IA soulful sonnet throw him,
Written on IA ragged blotting pad in chalk
With no thought of dots or dashes-
Just a lot of scrawling slashes-
Why, it's then lie makes his type get up and
talk.
He eliminates our blunders-
They are often comic wonders
Braces up our lines and capitals supplies:
What correction gives our spelling
There's no hope Of ever telling,
But he crosses all our is and dots our is.
And to all such doctored patches"
Honest fellow, he attaches
Not his name. but ours, in letters bold and plain
But the world shall give him credit.
For as soon as it has read ii
Twill be known our sins have been absolved
again.
! To the typo, then, bumper
Let 1t be roNin ing jumper
| May compOstOrs no sorrow e'er detect,
But with joy their case" adjoining
| BE up early in the morning
Our last manuscript 10 wade through--and cor
rect
George f. Bowen.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-09-26

In Austria and Russia the duel is a far
more dangerous affair than in France In
the former country pistols are used at close
range, or furious and prolonged struggles
with swords have almost equally serious
effect Dueling in the army is rife, and
among civilians it is carried on with no less
bitterness of feeling. Nevertheless some
men are often engaged with but slight i'll
effects. London Tit-Bits.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-09-26
Which Road Would You Take?

II you could go back to the forks of the road,
Back the long miles you have carried your load,
Back to the place where you had to decide
By thisway or that through your life to abide,
Back to the sorrow, back to the care,
Back to the place where the future was fair,
If you were there now, II decision TO make,
Then after you'd travelled the other long track,
Suppose that again to the forks you went back;
After you found that its promises fair
Were but a delusiOn that led To a snare,
That the road that you first travelled with signs
and unrest.
Though dreary and rough, was most graciousy
blest
With balm for each bruise and charm for
each ache,
o pilgrim of sorrow, which road would you take2
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-09-26
MS IN VERSE.


High nichcd within the temple of my heart
An idol stood. all faultess in my sight;
The rosy tint 1t wore in loves warm light,
Its pose, fnisse de grain, and every part
Proportional fifty 10y the sculptor's art,
Combined. 1t seemed, as seen from its great
height,
To make a form divinc and day and night
My soul to 1t did alteration pay,
Till 10, In time it fell upon the ground,
And right before my feet it broken lay,
When, scanning it amazedly, found
twas but coarse and faulty piece Of clay.
My partial sight alone had made 1t seem
A work full meet to fill Il masters dream.
w. f. Nasser.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-09-26

Two sons from out two distant homes one day
Went bravely forth in life to win a way.
And one had wealth to shield him from rough
cares;
The other, poorer, took his mothers prayers.
One sought and found high honors at his hand;
One fought to gain place wherein to stand.
One found his path thick strewn with roses
sweet;
One struggled long through thorns, with bleed
ing feet.
dead;
One stood in calm, with sunshine round his
head.
One fell beneath temptations wiles, unarmed;
The other stood amid all dangers still I'M
harmed.
-Eugenia Parham.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-09-26

Ivory may be prepared as a ground for
miniature painting by cleansing the leaves
or plates and rubbing them over with the
Juice of garlic This will remove its greasy
quality, which prevents the color from fix
ing on the ground, and it is said to be more
useful than either soap or OK gall,-St.
Louis Globe Democrat.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-09-26
Ambition,

I heard a saying in Egypt, that ambition
Is like the wave, which, the more you
drink,
The more you thirst; yea, drink too much, as
| Have done on RATS of wrccks-it drives you
mad.
-Tennvsnn
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-09-26

The "oflicial" scale of prices of a Mis-.
souri, paper are as follows; One year, 70
eggs, IA pounds of steak, two bushels of po-
tatoes or one-half cord of wood.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-09-26

Though justice be thy plea, consider this
That in the course of justice none of us
Should see salvation; we pray for mercy,
And that same prayer doth teach us all to rem
der
The deeds of mercy. Shakespeare.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-09-26

Pianos were invented in iii. Competent
authorities now declare that 300 are made
during the hours of every working day in
the year.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-09-26

A Pittsburg small boy once described a
screw as "a nail with rutiles ON il. "-Pitts.
burg Chronicle.
The Hawaiian star. [volume] (Honolulu [Oahu]) 1893-1912, 1894-09-26

The death of an ossifed man in Tennes-
see is reported. He died hard.-Chicago
Tribune
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-02

Us. Wah Jimll4, Yemen to-, 81 h.aE.m
los, Lizzetia TO-. E0saitlgl, L1sira 10
Pug l5j. Hurliagham los, Liber.l1e ila.
Jos RIpIoy 100, Fact0tUn.es, saaa9Fne
81. Media gG, Gov. Fer So Annie
Bishop rs, Prince John 3D.
Thr8o.i9urths OF q mile. June elaEeg-
Paladiu l2I, Dane us, Havoc lis Tho
Comm1ror i1s. NrIgcig us. Doiabra
lls, Manchester lis, GiadilS, Vent lis,
The BluGsrIl5, Trophy.G. 10
Ono and oac-Clghth miles, handicap
Sport 10. Don LIouso 100, Comancho
lis, Caudelabra l0j, siowaway 100,
Herald %.
Mile-Ed IEearney l27, Star Actress
III, Ornus. Fred Douglas, Rol!a, 70 Fl
Reg, Joe Ripley. Major Gent, LorEdalc
IL, SeaiauEot 100. Ligh: Foot, son Nal
hour, baroness lO7.
Thrao.iourlhs Of mile, sclliag-Lune-
De-Or colt JOS, The Coon lO7. Harry
Reed lOj, Forager 1903, Redowac lO2,
Second Attempt, Lulu f. 100. Romping
Girl 90, Mosquito, Clovis, Enchanter,
Red Top. Vent, Asia 90, SPaldomore,
Uran!a. Emma, EttarTe, May Day +,
Little Ella 90.
Milo and one-eighth, handicap, on
turf-Copyright rs, Lzzio l2i, Top
Gallant 10, Long Beach l2O, Logan ll9,
Kildocr III, St Luke. Young Arion,
Adolbert ia. Figaro ll3, C!emontlne
10, Uncle jim, san joaquin III, Dol
uorte, Baroness los.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-02
DENIES THE STORY.
j. c. Uugc Explains tho Casc-AIrs. Vance
Alrg nrnIns.

J. c. Uogo Explains tho Case-Airs. Vance
Also Denies.
Mr.. J. c. Hogo, Of Mt. Pleasant, called
at the 1HrELLIGEgcER office Saturday
md denied in toto the story Of Clark
Vance, who accused him OF alternating
Mrs. Vance's affections. Mr.. Hogo
asserts that he has been at home At
tending strictly to his business for two
months, and has not secn or spoken 70
Mrs. Vance during the limo her hus'
band alleged they had boon together.
Mr.. HOgo denies cmphatiCalIy that no
over had anything whatever to do with
tho woman, and states that on the
occasion Oh which they woro alleged to
huvo boon seen on an Ohio River road
train together, ho was returning from
Parkersburg. Mrs. Vance got on tho
train some place near Parkcrsburg, and
got oil nj Siatersvillo TO visit hor family,
living In Monroe county, Ohio. Hogo
knew her from the fact that Hho had
once visited NJ bis house at Mt Pleas
ant. and spoke q iow words to her.
Mr.. Hoso makes : very serious charge
against Vance, tho alleged injured hus.
LNAl, EhAk4Al@ AA4aA lAsLA s'Asss INV lNAh
her homo ! few days ago, Vance went
out to Mt. Pleasant and called on him
(Iiogo), and demanded $50 and tho TO-
turn OF his vito. Hogc told Vance that
he know nothing about the whereabouts
Of his vito and ordered him oE tho
place.
Mrs.. Vance has also written card,
In which che says:
~ dcnyin every particular the charge
that clopcd with Mr.. Hogc, or ever
had anything whatever to do with him.
l left my husband few days ago simply
and uolcly because he failed TO support
Inc and could not etarvo. Invent 70 my
friends and relatives at Sis,orsyil!o and
Woodsiiold, end have been thcro ever
since. I have not seeu Mr.. HoEo and
ON Certain no know nothing whateyOr
Of my whereabouts. ] have met MIR.
Hogo only q fow times In my lilo; mot
him once on the Ohio River train, and
talked with him Tor o few moments I;
that Ia tho only foundation whatever
for tho reports circulated By my hug
band, which I brand as false in every
particular. lie has failed to support
me and has done scarcely any work
Binco wn woro married. Now that |
have left him he wishes to di5grnce me-"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-02

Tor ,ho Road Race to tho Park This
Afternoon.

Tor ,ho Road Race 60 tho Park This
Afternoon.
Following is the oliciall ist Of handi-
CAPE for tho road race 70 Wheeling Park
this afternoon in connection with tho
Union Catholic picnic to bo given there:
Three and oao-ha!f minules-Charios
". Haller, !.
Three minutos-J. F. McCartor, .;
Will Mckinley, 3.
Two aud onc-half minutes-Fraut Il.
Whoat, I. Alfred 4 Mark, b.
Two minutos-leg5D MCCausIand, y;
John Lane, 10: Irwin Wood, II.
Ono and 0nc.ha.i minu,cs-Howard
Senator, CSC. G. Miller, 7.
One minuto-John DOble, 81 John
NoI, 0; Charles L. Barr 10; John L
Kingdom, II.
Thirty seconds-Fred UP, IS; John
Arbenz, II.
Fifteen seconds-Herber, RiholdaAer,
&c.
Scratch-Jason c. Stamp.
Mrs. klioycs will give q FREQ turkey
lunch at the park to all the riders III
the race.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-02

Turnr Is moro catnrrh in this section
OF the country than 81! other diseases
put together. and until tho last lev
years was suppOIcd 10 be Incurablc.
For great many years doctors pro.
nounced It q local disease, aud pro-
acribed local remedies, and by con.
san.y falling to euro with local treat.
ment, pronounced itincurablc. Science
has proven catlrrh 10 DO a ConEtitu-
tional dFclsc and therefore rcquircl
constitutional t,eatmonL HalIsCatarEh
euro, manufactured by I. !. Cheney &
Co., Toledo, Ohio, is tHo only ConsLisu-
tioual clro on the market Ills taken
internally In do'oI from 10 drops to .
tcagpoouiul. II acts directly on the
bioodnnd mucous surfaces Of tho system.
Thcy offer 500 for any case it fails to
cure. Send for circulars and tgstimo-
mails. Address
l. y. CHENEY t Co., Toledo 0.
rsyHS0'i hv Dru1gI4tz. ITr.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-02

uaps azd 1flthapf ia the THRIVING 'at7
Across tIc IIrrr.

uaps azd 1flshapi Ia the TH-iunE CITY
Across the River.
Tho IrtsrenIen. Hose ConPa. So
racing team, numbering tv0aty zen
will leave tomorrow morning over tho
Wheeling & lake Eric railroad Tor Az
Gns.y, o., 20 take part 10 :ae lrlm 70 q
l tgg-namrut and races JGiT J. me
team will lcGyp Martins Ferry ~ 1851
fast time and will arrive about Z ?. ~.
The team vii. return on lhurstur OF
Friday, leaving Saudusky about $
o'clock aud arriving at J:22 Several
friends will take advantage oil the low
rate By accompanying tho IndtpeH.
dents. Those who wish % 70 should
see Or. J. W. Darrah. Tho team 60.
cured a rate OF n per day at good
hotel IN Sandusky.
Tho Witch Of Enlor closed on Satur-
day nigh; 10 4 good housC and was bet
ter then than on either Of the former
nights. Wheeling parties want 1t pre-
soutoi at ono Of tho opera house, or at
the casino. The scenery, which Of lise.i
Is great thing, could DO shown 10 q
better advantage in one oi those housea
than tho Martins Ferry opera house.
Tho Llurhlin nail woEs worked unit!
$ p. ~. iiT0 days last week aud until /
p H. '.tIu' W., Wv 49,, ,, vii nm to.iay
- ~. - ~ 1,..r. Iii IctaI.oD.
Everything shut down At tho Lima
Standard mill, on Saturday except the
Of m, TolI irrrrr, arc OIL ior the n-s.
firne In Nh, mills history.
,,i.-v.,, ,,,ci,,i, dicl ~ Tho rari.
dcmco NJ Gor bro,her.in.laT, John Kync,
on SATURDAY. ni-ht, aged twenty-five.
Tb, fBnoral wifi tako place from e..
Nlarys this morning.
The Fclip5e Mandolin club. Of Pitts
bgry5. will accompany tho bali club OF
that namc to Martins Ferry on the
Fourth. Both are excellent.
Tho lyrpr1l OF Mics Maud Ionchcl,
who died of typhoid fever on Friday,
took place yesterday afternoon and was
largely attended.
Mrs. W. J. Warden, Of tho Hotel
Warden, attempted 10 ond nor lie on
Friday night BY taking morphine ult
failed.
Mrs. John llama, Of Claysvillc. Pa,
10 tho guest OF her phcIe anu aC KY .4t.
anu hT5' 0oofso Hse'c' VA " ''N u ,
S'tss, A. p.,u.,
"i!lia;n L'pAaIIJ' oI tio ~ " S.i-,n, y.
bte"ihE D2ln pany ,.. l,ui S Vyo,' -
Jus ''' nD'''''a '- 80, 20, r., ,a,,,
1'o bS.I"o"T pn La''," sto,,nn ' Bcrt
III Tis,,o, C;.,p "a coT,ojn
~. W.:u,.r, NJ, o,,rov,l,,;i,o
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-02

Tomorrow afternoon Wheelingwillges
taste Of whatit'has long been hungry
fora frst-class game Of base ball. The
old South Wheeling grounds at Forty
seventh street have been fitted ~ In
elegant style by Mr.. W. W. Irwin.
Seats have been put in sud the da-
iInond 10 in ship ahapo form for the
lopenine game with tho Pittsburgh
league team which will contest with q
strong local nine, made 10 OF the old
Red Gross team, which has changed it5
inamo 10 tho W. W. Twins, In honor oil
1.-The lessee Of the grounds, and who has
done so much towards giving tho low
ers Of this sport in this city an oppor,
tumty to enjoy ball gamea again, ana
'Jecall the palmy days OF tho old TIL
state league. This new team. which
will represent Wheeling hereafter, will
DO under the management Of Harry
Gar.ley. and Captain Prichard will
have command Of tho bovs on the
field. The nine that will 90 up against
Manager Buckenbergcr's pets will DO Gs
follows:
Manley, third base.
Prichard, geccnd baEe.
S. Leach, first base.
Chambers, catcher.
Finncgau, right field.
Baker, short stop.
+. Leach, left field.
Henan, centre fold.
Reivor, pitcher
Malcolm, pitcher.
The game will give the Wheeling poo
pie an opportunity TO SEQ what her fell
low townsmRn Jack Giaascoct can do.
And they can also =Gncw their acqualnt-
Gnce with Jake" Stencil, who used TO
catch for the Wheeling tri-stato league
team. These two men alone ought to
draw O full house." as they are not
only old friends, but stars Of the first
magnitude.
Mr.. Jack Croyan, Ct this city, another
old tri.state Lacquer. and Of 'keep-vouT-
eyc-on-the-iniicatOr fame as a C5acher,
will be the nrbiteT OF tho fortunes OF the
day, having consentedto otliciate In tho
capacity OF umpire. The grounds arc
easy Of access, being on tho limo Of the
street railway, aud arrangements have
been made for the rapid transportation
of the crowds that will attend. Let
there be : full turnout, so that i. will
encourage tho management to bring
other professional CLUBS within range
OF vision ofthoold time fans and Cranks.
The Pittsburgh Dispatch Of Sunday
has the following: Manager Bucken-
berger will take tho loca. ball team TO
Wheeling Tuesday to play q crack team
there. Tho gnmeis suro TO be an inter-
estingono as both GlassCocs and Eas.on,
well-l;nown citizens Of Wheeling, will
DO in tho game. Quite number OF
Pittsburghers intend to 90 with tho
local team TO sec the game"
And tho Post says: "Ihe PittsburRhs
Will play at Wheeling on Tuesday. They
are certain Of drawing Q big crowd in
the home OF Jack Glasscock. In years
gone by, when Wheeling wac member
OF the tri-stuto league, it took the Pitts
burghs all they could do to take game
from tho West Virginians."
Tho Post Ia very modest. Tho old
Wheeling team OIL two dlstincr occa-
sions defeated tho Pittsburghers, aud 1t
may DO that tho Pirates will be our
mutton tomorrow. 1t any rate It will
be game well worth aeoing.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-02

Tho Y. N. c. A. base bah club Of
Martins Ferry is proving itself a strong
foam. On Saturday Il wullopeI tho
EtcubonviIIo !. NJ. (. A. club by a score
OF % to4. Martins Fcrry'8 great catch
or. Fcc.teror, baiiod harder than over,
maxim, tho longest hit IN the history Of
the Martins Ferry grounds, and Brown
caught a hot Iiuor with ono hand, Tho
gamo was umpired by David Paxton, Of
Martina Ferry.
Tho Martins Ferry y. N. c. A. toam
will play at Elrucsyillc this afternoon.
on July it viii play on the homo
grounds at 100. IN. and &:lj p N. with
Inc famous Eclipse club, Of Pittsburgh.
and on Saturday IL will 70 10 s.Cubou.
vllln.
Tho Martins Forty club has received
now rhocs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-02
soMEwHAr OF A STORM
Docs Some Damage in tho Country, But
More Good,

Docs Some D1rnugc in tho Country, But
More Good,
Saturday afternoon Q terrific storm
prevailed for half m hour or go over
Ohio county, but was particularly &C.
vero out Bethany pike, where hail
stones as largo rs walnuts fell, breaking
down corn and spelling other growing
crops. Ono man said he had twenty-siN
acres OF com, and had not elk left Tho
crops needed tho moisture. however,
and more good than harm will result
All tho little Btrcams were dry before
tho rain, aud afterwards wore running
bnul, full
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-02

The Shamrock club called on tho
driving, or Rcd Cross nine, 10 mako q
game. They offered to play Tor go and
20 pcr cont OF tho gate money, or for
rs and %, or tho winner to lako all.
Tho Irvine wanted to give the Sham
,otEs but - per cent. win or lose, which
,+hoy refused. Tho latter club IS very
anxious TO mako O. game, but no. on
yrraN terms
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-02

LOUISVILLE, July 1.-The Bnltimorca
were shu: ont to-day Tor the frat time
this season. HemminG pitched beau
Hitul game and received good support.
browns base running was q feature.
Attendance 5000 Score:
u,syIlle...,............... ! 2 o o.
Baltimore ................-J o D o o 0 o o.
Ta-Dad runs. Louisville Errors. cncN.
Ills. s and g. Pitchers, Nemm'uF and Hawke.
7 .,T.HH. ITHF#F
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-02
nrtI,n r.rnI NinrcIn.

CHICAGO, July1.-IAs usual tho "Colts"
lost their Sunday game by the regula-
dion margin Of one run. Clnrkson
pitched four Innings, wus wild and was
hithard. Griffith was fairly slaughtered
in the sixth and seventh. Attendance
lO.SO0. Score:
Chfrrro --..................O J o . o 0 o ! O. ?
ClcyCand.-.........-...lO '-lO
Earnod runs. and $. Errors, each. lnw,
II and il. Pitchers Griffith. ClarkSon and
Cuppy. Umpire, MCOunld.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-02
TO-MORROMS GAME
Between tho Pittsburgh Team and
tho ". W. Irwina
At THE SOUTH GaEE1HG PARK.

Glarsoocks and Stoned, tho Stars Of
tho Pirates Aggregation, VIII Posi-.
lively Appear, and Civo Their
wheeling Admirers IN Exhibition
Of Their Artistic work-BicycIe
Races attic Catholio.Picnic To-day.
Other Sporting News.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-02

CIycryyATr, July 1.--Brooklyn made 0
strong showing in the eighth inning and
all but won tho game on Chamberlain
wildncss. Attendance 1000. Score:
Cincinnati -...... ........5 O 3 0 0 - o a- g
IrlGslvl. ..................3 o % o o o Q o. Z
Earned runs, o and .. Trr1r', J md ? HIS. 10
mud . Pitchers, Chamberlain aud DauJ, I'm.
,,rn Tfns'lp
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-02
BEIiLAIRE.
All Sorts OF LorN! Nows und Gossip froH
tho Glass CITY.

All Sorts OF LocN! News und Gossip from
tho Glass city.
Quite number Of small boys wcro
caught by tho police Saturday, evening
stealing lumber IRON car on the CIcFc'
land, I0raln G. " heeling Railroad ahd
wcr9 taken TO tho Lookup, Ehcro some
o! thoil still rCmain. For some time
past lumber has boon missed from the
cars about that atation' ana on sGtur-
day evening tho boys carried II away
just Ms though they had night TO, bn'
those OUTSIDE OF ,. tno car "oI, r1y On .uT
approach Oh y''1sI ~ y'I my .'.'S-. ~
GiSAt ot mo 'os, -Ho IDys ul." Wy
IuAncs III oI'itil- jyL'. oo''' M -
shan;y oou,S H'.- ny. ~ 60 III,
are a't !.ui.I,.D,S s.is -, NJ 80 on 49,
t|o'Vo OK tu.I ,iy ga yyHSSa ~ w." "na LAY
SIs pusl'-OH WAL w i.'''0 " INCL 81 ''''
|1"" ,,', ,-,,7,r A..
. i''LIe uauSIlc, u s l,'SIg Lo.'T' ..'I
saio," L-eIt'l III ~ ',g, y'', w., Lay,
tho htel OF !!'l lIs'sy 10Y p'.'.! LL1.LI ~
Dy Ee'I"S ~ C@uEII IL. - -
o. wy ~ o. - ~ t'.i,'",,,' -, -,
49, tT W. ,ot aka, ,Ion il ia not in rse md
s s,,ir ~ !, aro,nJ al tbcir nlcasrrc. and
go" ,as - In tbjs Lind NJ us,tbIt tho
i;,,io c;-I woo bpyt
~, ,,:-:I .-,,.. A.. Ill,
tn. y r"nc"';ro,o Jri"c Fro1ir, oy
80 go MA smcro.sor mon tho cirruit
L",,.L ~ ,j,js d;st-ict vii Lc hold N.
,norrow a, WcIIsvillo 4 majority Of
Tho dnIorntoq from This county arc for
Campbell, as no got the first pull at
them, but thov will be sa.isfcd with
any othcr man that may bcnamed.
III I-r,s tho ron Of Daniel Irras.
vim was taken 10 R1nwo0i under a
rcGuisiti0n from Governor MacCorIic,
on n charge OF atcalinc n watch, was
given a hearing Saturday and found
guilty OF petty larceny and sentenced to
tho jail for thirty days. Tho watch
proved TO De rather worso!css ono
Scion Fletcher, the chief clork in tho
pos,oiIco under Postmaster bHrraA,
WHO has. been assisting -o3'.Ia51cF
NamoCE q ioTcc since the change, com,
n.g'-" ms g''E. ,,. ,,.lt, "o
I'll. Nv" !o',Y - 800 ','I t w. w.,
hotel early Saturday morning was dis
covered Uy Officer strO5ol, and tho
chemical engine pm. It on; before mugH
damage was done.
Tho HeIla.rr Z7rosyillo & Columbus
opriro Tint went through the tr1atI0
recently, killing Louis smith and Thco-
for T'J rsroIrs
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YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Baltimore Shut Out by LouiavIllC-somo
Other Surprises.

ST. LOUIS, No, July Tho Browns
were defeated by tho Senators to-day,
tho bdttle being entirely between tho
pitchers in which Breitcnstoin had
eomcwhat the better Of It Attendance
1900. Score:
81, 1orI,s...............-O 90 900 ~
NoshIngtOr. ............4 D 0 0 0 u
Earned, 3 and !. Errtrs, trta. Hts 8 and
O. Prchcrs, Bgcten'tcin end Eipgr Umpire,
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shcopshcnt Bay raced for to-day aye
~ follows:
Thrcc-iourthl Of a milo, handicap
Kingston 10. Judge Morrow llj, LlddIo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-02

James NJ. Smith, Of Bridgeport, and
Henry Mahlke, Of Wheeling, will race
at Steubenvillo and Beaver Falls July 4.
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