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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-08
RUBY CITY ALL RIGHT

SPOKANE, Wash. June Persons ar
irving from Ruby City say the sensa-
iional story sent out from here about that
place being swept away by floods is exag
gerated. Only two buildings were dam
Aged.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-08
WHO WANTS A RAILROAD.

CORVALLIS. Ore. juno 7-fhe O-egoa
Pacific rsilroa 4 was again offered for sale
by the sheriff today bat no bid was ms de
There will be an adjourned term OF court
July 20. when a new order OF sals will be
made Fix ng the date for the sale probably
about November /.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-08
BRAZILIAN REBELLION.

MoSTEvIDEo, June THE squadron OF
Peixoto. president of Brazil, has sailed for
Rio Janeiro.
Adyices from Rio Grande do Sui SAY that
General Saraiva, with 1000 ihsurgspt
troops has arrived AZ the OruZnlts and Is
ready to begin an active campaign.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-08
wEALERS DROWNED.

BRIGHTON, Colo, June 7.-Seven boats
of the Coxey fleet which left Denver were
upset today and several lives were lost.
One body has been recovered.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-08

Excuse me, sir" said the beggar
'but did you ever hear it said that
money talNs?"
Il have, said the wayfsrer
"Weli-er-wOUld YOU mind letting
me have a dime for a few minutes
ehats I'm awful lonesome. Harper.
Bazar.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-08
APPoINTMENTs coNFIRMEp.

WASHINGTON, June THE senate in
executive session made the following con-
firmations:
William P. Roberts of North Carolina,
consul at Victoria, B. c.; Charles Nelson
of Maryland, second assistant postmaster
general.
POSTMASTERS
Kansas-David Swiuehart at Dodge City,
William Sturm at Caldwell, Timothy
Sexton at Augusta. Edgar c. Post at
Atcbison, p. A. Pearson at Kinslsy. Harry
McMillin at Minneapolis. J. NJ. 4cGown
at Emporia. Sarah &. Lynch at Leaven-
worth. Warren K Naus at MCPHERSON,
John E Ireland at lola, Joseph b. Fugate
at Newton, john NJ. Clendenin at Anthony,
Frederick n. Cooper ut Lyons.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-08
NO TRUTH IN 1T.

WINNIPEG, Man, June THE reported
wreck of a Canadian Pacific train, with
Raymond Whitcomb party from Boston,
s. without foundation. The party are 10
Gated today at the compaDy's hotel at
Field, B. G., being detained by mountain
Hoods
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-08
The total exnenditnras - -. y

The total expenditures of the New
York city hospitals in 1854 were $780,
coo. There were in that years. s4s tres
and :, goo ipaying patients. The aver
age length of time of stay was thirty
seven days TO each free and fe-ty-eight
70 each paying patient
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-08
MAKING AREPUBLIC
HAWAIrS CONSTITUTIONAL CON.
VENTIOE Is NOW IN SESSION.

President Dole Outlines the Conven.
tons Duties and Explains Causes
Impelling to the Creation OF an
Independent Republic-He
Recommends Treaty or
Political UriOE With
Uncle Sam-COn-
stitution Like
Our Own.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-08
CASH BALANCE.

WASHINGTON, June THE cash balance
in the treasury Mt the close OF business to-
day was $ll6 70s 465. OF which $685., 205
was gold reserve.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-08

IL won't do TO experiment with Ca
tarril. There's the constant danger Of
driving il 10 the lungs. You can have :
perfect and permanent curs with DR..
A2ge's Catagrh Remedy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-08

Darr, .. Won. Who has sSen ,hs
s-v.xiss Of - Step5srs Froles.sr.
Erssoapzl church. Philadelphia for
thirty ysa-.- los b~en bird saEoc k.s
shs-s rear he - Eu= affy~ssr f-ps
= hss TEACHERS g. iAe gns;ststlos fer
t5e tsis6 n ia. eisy ~ss James u
E.z.rs
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-08
DEPRESSION IN INDIA.

A clear. soft, white skin, free from PIN.
pie. spot or blemisb, produced by CUT
CCEA SOAP
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-08
TIRED OF TALK
SENATE PROPOSES TO CURTAIl
DEBATE ON TARIFF.

Claim A gainst Leland Stanford Estate
Made Subject Of Discussion by Mr..
Hoar, Who Strenuously OPP
poses Any Attempt to Pros
ecute Suit Against the
Dead Senator's Heirs.
More Talk on the
Tariff Bill and
Little Action.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-08

The name Indian" was given &C
the inhabitants OF America b. CoiaEl-
bus. from his belief iha; the county
which he had discovered was n e1-
tension OF India. the country zHo7-r
TO occupy the extreme Of the easseEs
hemisphere
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In the House

WASHINGTON, June The house has
had the Indian appropriation bill under
discussion todav. The main feature of the
debate was an attack on ths Catholic
church made by Mr.. Linton Of Michigan
in which he xrgued against the contract
Indian schools, Saving thai uncer this sys-
tenn she largest share o. the appropriation
for educating the Indians went 10 tne
Catholic Indian schools.
\ resolution was adopted before sd.
iournment calling 90 the secretary Of the
treasury for information as 10 tie enforce
ment Of the iDmigaticn aud contract labor
laws and another authorizing the com
ulitree on immigration 10 visit Ellis island
for the purpose CO studying the operation
OF the laws
A. a-Sl o'clock The hnuse adiourned
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-08
SWEPT BY FLOODS
CLOUD BURST DEALS DEATH AND
DIRE DESTRUCTION.

Northwest Visited by Another Awful
Flood Which Sweeps Man and
Beast to Death and Causes In
calculable Damage to Prop
erty-Settlers Trying 10
Save Themselves on
Rafts-Meagre De-
tails Of Awful
Disaster.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-08

W6AVA&k 0O1xASIxMs
Weather for Wichita and vicinity today
Fair until Saturday: probably cooler Friday
night.
Highest temperature yesterday ........ 81
With clear weather. gentle TO ffesh southeast
70 south wind and failing barometer.
Average for month thus far %
June average. past i've years. "A
Average fog .th day .-..-....6 81
FREp l. JOHNSON. Observer
WASHINGTON. June s-Foilowins Is the
forecast up to p. m. Thursday.
For Eansas-Fair. followed hy showers In
extreme western portion; probably cooler;
winds becoming northwest
For Oklahoma-Gcnera fair; east winds
shifting to south.
Tor Colorado-Showers, cooler. winds be-
coming northwest.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-08
Western Association
r. n z

| AZ Lincoln RI z
| Lincoln .....f o 00I o o. Z
| s. Joseph ! o o 0 p $ :
BEteries-Johnson. Spear, PsTksrd AID
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-08
western League.


At Detroit X II r
Detroit. 0 0 o o o j. u >
Sioux Ciry..i 90 o 10 10 5
Batteries-Pears and Hurley, Cunning
ham and Twineham.
AZ Inaianspolis- X II T.
Indianapolis. % o ] O. - ;
Minneapolis % o / 90 / o. DO l. sl3 o
Batteriss-Camp aud wesslake; Frazier.
Psrvin and Barrels.
Al Grand Rapids Y n r
Grand RAPIDS. e3Ioo2e CO 8 ~
Ni!waukee o = 004 2 s-I2 Il Z
Bate ries-KiIlep. Parker and spies;
Stephens and Lehman
Al Toledo X II T.
Toledo 2se0Irez % 2
Kansas City, 5 o o-IZ 20 }
German and Summers; Mack and Don
ahue
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-08
BASE BALL.
How They Stand.
National League.

CINCINNATI AT WASHINGTON.
r III 4
washing tou. 100 3 O l 1 2 90 Il =
Cincinn al. DO l 20 o o O. z 3
Batteries-Maul and Mcclure, Parrott
aud Murphy.
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1894-06-08

b6ttcrlcs-Mbul anu 0hCOUAtof aiiOtb
aud Murphy.
CHICAGO AT NEW YORK.
RH Z
Chicago. .O10O132 00-7 S
New York. ..,...1 o 002 3 - 10 4
Batteries-Griiiith, Terry and Schriver;
Meekiu, Westervelt and Farrell.
LOUISVILLE AT BALTIMORE.
RH Z
Baltimore 10000 2ol-7 /
Louisville. % 0 / o % o. 5
BAtteries-Inks and Robinson; Hem
ming and Grim.
CLEVELAND AT PHILADELPHIA
RH z
Philadelphia. 90 2ooool3- GIL 3
Cleveland. 0 o o o D o.
Batteries-Taylor and Grady; Clarkson
and thinner.
PITTsBUR6 AT BROOKLYN.
Ri F.
Brooklyn ......1 o o 0 o 3 o-13 II 3
Pit,sburg. o 1913 2 o 2 o 0-i3 20
Battsries-Dailey, Stein, Gz.tright and
Kennedy; Mackie, Killeu aud Gumbert
ST. LOUIS AT BOSTON.
RHE
Boston l2f13 2 o 7-Is IL 6
81. Louis. % O0010 20 8 o. . 3
Batteries-Nichols and Ryan, Breiien-
stein and PietZ-
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CHICAGO AT NEW YORK.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11

oskA1oosA, Ia. August 10. - The
wrshlngton.Denyer relay riders passed
oatsloosa at 485 this morning, y
hours 8 minutes ahead Of time. Emil
Kostomlatsky, OF oSkGlOosa DIVISION
made tue relay Of nino miles In twenty
seven minutes. Tho oskaloosa division
ended at Prairie City at TIA q. m, 4
hours, 20 minutes ahead Of ame, max
ing al miles in 9 hours, SO minutes, a
gain Of hour. minutes. ottum"a
riders Of the last relay into oskaloosa
Lost the road and the relay was delayed
over hall an hour.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11

New YoRE, August lo.-The drstrace
at jerome Park to-day had six entries
but only four went to tho post with
Kingston q prohlbitive fuvorite. He
won easily enough at tho end although
he had to DO punched o bit on the last
turn. In tho second raco. all tho horses
entered stnrtcd with Mexico tho sensa-
tional winner Of yesterday as the favor
Ito. Ho showed none OF yesterdays
speed and tho best no could do was
poor third. Sir Dixon, j., at 10 to l,
froRh from the springs Of Saratoga, won
haudily. Summary:
First, elk furlonga - Kingston, liz
(Simms), / to 5, won By three lengths.
Time, 1:17. Second. i've and half
iurlongs. selling-sir Dixon, jr., 100
(siums), 10 to !, won by length.
Time, 1:llt. Third. Titan course, SELL
iug-Robuata, 100 (Doggctt), 1870 8, won
by two lengths. limo, 1924. Fourth,
ono and one.sixteonth miles, selling
Dutch Skater, 107 (DogSott). 8 to .. won
by length. limo, 1852 Fifth. five
turlongs. aolling-Punch, 100 III. Jonos),
eyon, won by four lengths. limo, 1:03.
Sixth, one mile and afurlong, selliue-
Jack Rose, 100 (Hamilton), 4 to l, won
by q neck. limo, 1860.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11

SARATOGA, N. Y, August l0.-A fall
card OF races was presented to-day and
tho talent wore rewarded by seeing
three Of tho iavorltes safely land their
money. In tho first race ut seven tar.
longs Paliszor, who was hot taVoslto,
was held we'll in hand until the last fur.
long was reached. Hore Griffin called
upon him and after little tussle he
showed tho way homo and won by q
head. 1nQuisitIvo was heavily backed
but did not got place.
The second race at I've furlonGs was
won handily by Nanki Pooh at odds OF
0 to 10 to win and TO for tho place.
Tho third, tho handicap race, was the
most interesting event Of tho day. II
looked Tor time as II tho raco belonged
either to SandoHne or Mr.. Jingle, but
as tho head OF tho stretch matters took
different aspect, and John Coonor,
tho fnvorlte, and Saragossa took up the
running. Clayton, on John Cooper,
did some hard riding, but saTagossa
came on too strong for him and won
hands down by two lengths In the fast
,timo OF :54 for tho distance, milo and
m eighth. Summary;
First, seven Undergraduates, 107
(GsitIln), 9 to 10, won; Time, 1880. Soc.
ond, two furlongs-Nanki Pooh, lis
(GrfHln), 0 TO 10 won. Time, l:o93.
Third, handicap for three-year-olds and
upward, ono milo and furloug-sara.
gossa, 1O1 (Roagau) 5 to |. won. limo
1854. Fourth, ono nile-The Queen, III,
(Porkins), Q TO J., won. limo. l:424.
Fifth, lyc aud half furlongs-Val'
kyrie, 10l, (Lamlcy), s to 2, won. Sixth.
six Observation-Disclosures, la, (Taral),
to S, won. Time, 1:159.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
BELLAIRE
All Sorts Of Local Nows aud Gossip from
tho Gins City.

All Sorts Of Local Ncws aud Gossip from
tho Glnss City.
Two prominent young mon from this
city rode into Epworth park on their
bicycles tho other night, dusty and
tired, aud left the impression they had
covered the whole distance on their
wheels, but an old farmer from Lloyds-
vile 10 town yesterday told Of two nice
young mon who had started on their
wheels from horo "Wednesday evening,
intending to rido TO Burr's Mills. but
who were tired out when they reached
his place aud hired him to haul them
and their whcols over to tho camp
ground. When thoy got within short
distance OF the camp they lot tho farmer
go back and they mounted their wheels.
This was Wednesday evening, and thRt
was tho day Jesse Kelly and George
Doyarmon started to ride ont from hero,
Hon. Lorenzo Danford was up in Car.
roll county last Wednesday, and tho
Republican says he was given hearty
reception. "Hc makes good impress.
sion upon all whom no meets. lie Ia u
man Of good presence, courteous, and
devoid OF all that self assortiVeness 90
often found among successful public
mon. Our people woro glad Of On op.
rortunity Of meeting him."
Oscar Mckinley, editor Of tho Pro.
orcss, was selected as tho delegate to
represent the Populists here ut their
state convention. He was to have Ind
O companion but It il probable he will
represent all there is to represent in
this county.
Auditor J. A. Henderson aud his do
putty W. A. Fcnton, Treasurer Frank D.
Archer and Recorder S. d. Creamer,
came down from St ClatrsVillo Thurs.
day night to 500 Mr.. Dreamer initiated
into the lodge Of the Knights OF Pythias.
Jamos Fulton, Just west Of this city,
got l"5 bushels OF potatoes out Of a
patch, containing just onc.fourEh OF IN
aero. There lie no hard times in that
yield.
Spunglcr Post, G. A. r., held an inter.
esting meeting lust night Mt which they
decided to attcnd tho cncampment at
Pittsburgh next month.
DR.. &. +. Day aud vito ca:nc in from
Martinsburg, ". Va, yesterday for q
visit with his father, J. II. Day, west Of
town.
Dr. ]. Park Wcst is acting health off,
Ger, while DR.. D. ". Long and wlfo arc
attending tho Moundsvillo camp moot.
inG.
The Bill Nyc fishing club will leave
hero on Monday for tho Gaulcy river to
spend two weeks hunting and iIahing.
Harry King mashed finger in tho
mold shop al Rodcfcr Bros.'s aud Ind it
amputated at tho middle joint.
]. I. Irwin was called to McKOesport
yesterday by tho death Of his aunt, Mrs.
Sarah McElhnnoy.
A crowd Of Fourth ward folks wont
ont to Wheeling park yesterday and
spent the day.
special Ecrviccs will DO held In tho
Disciples church tomorrow.
John y. Anderson returned yesterday
from HE wostorn trip.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
AMArEUR oARsMEN.
Their Anaunl Regatta Mt snratOga-sone
yhev Rn.t Time Made.

Their AnaunI Regatta ut saratOga-seno
Very Fast Time Made.
sIEArooA, N. T., August 10-A per.
feet day dauned for the twenty-Second
annual regatta Of the National Associs.
ton Of Amateur oarsmen, which bezta.
ming to-day will DO continued tomorrow
on Saratoga Lake. The men arc In ex-
cellent form and tho majority Of them
arc erack oarsn1en.
Tho first race for sepior pair cared
shells, was won by the Vespes Boat
Club, Of Philadelphia; Atalautas, Of
New York, second Time. 1924.
Second race-Firgt trial senior SIN
giles was won by Ferdinand KosniG,
Western Boat Club; second, Z. Thomp-
sou, Argonaut Rowing Club. Toronto,
Canada, aud William Gallery, River
eide Boat Club, Cambridge, MaSs., third.
Tine, 10:ll9.
Third race-second heat, senior SIN
glos-Frod Hawkins, Laureate Boat
Club, Troy, N. Y, first; Russell second /;
Charles Z. Bulger, Albany Rowing Club,
Albany, N. Y, third. limo, l0:S29.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
RnnnnIir VIVA En.y.

BRooKbYS, Aug. 10-Pitcher Kennedy
was an easy mark for Boston bean Gators
at Eastern Park this afternoon. Dau6
was put in tho box and 90 cleverly did
no twist the sphere that tho Dostonians
only added o snfo hit to tho column
while thcir twelfth run was gift on
the part Of Corcoran. In consideration
OF his fnc work to-day tho Brooklyn
management has decided 10 recall
Daub's release. Score:
Brooklyn......... ......O 2 0 o 0 0 0 0 80
boston ....,...........,...4 o 4 ! . 100 Ola
Errors, brooklyn II; Boston 5. Hits. Brooklyn
7; Boston 10 Earned runs, brooklyn l; boston
T. DattnrIcs-Kcnnedy.D GuG RndlDAiloy: NIChola
and Camel. Umpire GaitnSy. Attendance, 8,2Gl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11

Cows, IEtl or WIonr, August TO-
The Britannia, Iyerna and Viking
started ut O o'clock in Tho race for the
Meteor challenge shield presented by
tho German emperor, tho event being
open only to all yachts Of any rig built
ID Europe and belonging to any rccog-
nixod European yacht club exceeding
100 rating. Tho Iverna and Viking were
evidently only entered and started IN
to-day's race In order that tho oventt
might DO sailed, for they soon retired
and tho Britannia continued sailing
over tho course alono Tho prince OF
Wales Will thus become the ownor OF
the Meteor challenge shield.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
,1anrlV's FERRY.
Hays and Srl4haps 10 the TArlvlaE citI
AnroaS the River.

Across the River.
Five thousand people arc expected at
tho union Sunday school picnic nj
Holmes Grove near Conley's on the
Wheeling L Lake Eric railroad to-day.
Last wear thirty.two different Sunday
schools we're represented and over one
thousand vehicles wore present: Noi
only the Sunday schools IN Jefferson
county will DO represented to-day, put
many will 20 from Belmont and Har-
rison counties. Several loads will go
out from Martins Forty.
Rev. Father s s. Mattingly, rector Of
St. Mary's Catholic church, Celebrated
his birthday yesterday. In tho evening
the members Of tho three sodalit;es
called at tho rectory and made him O
handsome present. Thoy were nicely
entOrtaincd. Several priests visited
Father Hattiugiy yesterday In honor Of
tho OCCASION
Rev }. W. Robins oGIiciatcd at The
funeral OF tho late Mrs. Theo. Butrts
Yesterday. The pail beRrors were
oliver Van Pell, Z. K. Kranter. d.
Aldredgo, Harry Warehouse, Fred Co.'S,
and George Harper. Mann's foundry
was OF on account of tho funeral.
Among those talked Of by tho Demo
Gratis for Congress arc George W. nc
Cook. Of steubenville; Newell K. Ken.
non, Of St. Clairsville; D. Il. Milligau.
OF 81. Clalrsville; Colonel Barncs, of
Cadiz; Marion Huffman, OF Bcllatre, and
Judge Pearson.
Miss Ollie B. Carpenter who was re'
comfy divorced from nor husband, Will
lam Owons, attempted to commit sui.
eide on Thursday night by taking
poison. DR.. W. .. Mcclure succeeded
In saving hor life.
Misses jessie and Ada swRrtz, Of
Anderson, Ind, who are visiting their
brother Charles, will spend Sunday at
Moundavillo after which thcy will spend
couple OF weeks here before returning.
Missea Nellie and May sodgwick and
N1essrs. Alvin Sedgwick and George q.
Ralston will Join tho LOWS fishing
camp on BASS lsland to-day.
WhiIo out driving Mr.. and Mrs. BENZ.
White, Of Colerain, wero thrown from
their carriage. The horse became fright
ened at bicycle.
Last night tho Hiawatha Guitar and
Mandolin club was entertained by
William McGlumphrey at his home in
tho First ward.
Tho ratio to Toronto on the O. & P.
road during tho frOnen's tournament
will DO IS conta from MARITIME Forty for
tue round trip.
William Lipphardt. OF tho Belmont
brewery, loft yesterday TO visit friends
at Denver, Colorado, and in California.
Row. c. d. Hcnthorno, Of Bridgeport,
will lead tho open air meeting OF tho Y.
NJ. U. A. tomorrow afternoon.
Harrison Bettcs and Stephen Hip
kIns, will return to-day from tho Ale
gheny mountains.
"FliCker" Coss got on ono of his
alcoholic sprees yesterday and was run
In.
Spence, Baggs & Co.'S warehouse will
DO ready for occupancy next week.
Mrs. Joseph VOLS, who recently ro-
turned from Lima, Ohio, lie sick.
G. s. Duulevey, the we'll known glass
man, was in town yesterday.
NIiss Kate Groor returned last eye-
ming from emith1eld.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
THE "CnloA0O's~ DREW
Won n Race at Cowos-Tho Monday ia
isOn.

Won n Race at 0owos-The Monday Race
Cows, August 1o.-1n tho Cowestown
regatta to-day crow from tho United
States c.uiser Chicago was invited to
contest In tho race for cutters, barges
and pinnaces Of royal war yachts OF
training ships. Tho entries, bosides
tho Chicago's, wcro crews from tho
British vessels Mercury and ST. Vim
cent. Tho Chicago'S crow won.,
Tho proposed match race between
the Vigilant and the Britannia on Mon:
day next has collapsed. Tho prince oil
Wales wanted tho course to DO fifteen
miles to windward and return, MT.
Gould wanted tho course 10 DO Ittecn
miles TO leewnrd and return.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-08-11
MouNDsvihLE.
A Miscellaneous MeInnRO of Minor Mat
tors from NlnralInIpS Metropolis.

tors from NIarAhnIps Metropolis.
Batson, Waldo & Co. havo put in n
now wood working machine in their
planning mill. They have tho contract
to build dwelling for William Hclms.
Tho now momoria! Windows in tho
Trinity P. L. church, which thoy havo
tho contract to put in, will DO completed
by tho l4th.
Littlo Prince Lodge No. 70, K. OF T..
IL furnishing. Ono candidate was in.
itiatcd into tho frat rank Thursday
oVcning. A number Of them arc talk
ing OF going to Washington, D. c., 10
attend tho biennial encampmcnt OF the
Supreme Lodge, August u to Soptem.
Der 5.
Wallace D. Lightiri,z and Ida NJ.
Smith wero married Wednesday by
Rev. @. +. Loathery. Mr.. Lightfritz ia
from Washington county, Ohio, and
Miss Smith from this city.
A retaining wall isbeing built in front
OF tho properties on TomlnSon ovonuo,
E-herO tho street wus recently graded
and lowered.
A slight fro broke out in tho ware.
house OF D. Low on Thursday afternoon,
but was oxtinguishod before much dam.
ago was dono.
Miss Corn Brown has returned after
q throe weeks visit to Miss Sadie Steven.
Bon, Of Pprkcrsburg.
Jos. Duncan will soon begin tho erec.
ton Of a dwelling in Purdy & Co.'S I'd.
dltIon.
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Throckmorton,
OF Waynesburg, arc Waiting 8, I. Oour.
wright.
7. L. RogorGon roturnod yesterday
ovoning from SIOuntain Lake Park.
Miss Mahlc Wyant, Of Parkoraburg,
10 tho uucat OF Miss Mary Scott
II. A. Wado has purchased lot In
tho NJ. NJ. &M. Co.'a addition from the
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BUFFALO, N. Y, August l0.-The
favoritcs won to-day without ono OK
coption but 1t took ZOO flo nino hoats
to got his money end Of tho purse. In
tho unfinished trot Alix camo out fresh
and stopped tho mile that gnve her first
Iuonoy, barefoot having cast her shoe
at tho quarter Salisbury's ex-plow-
horse AEote had just as easy a victory
In tho Dab class,
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nnnnftl,n Finost.

CHICAGO, August lO.-To.day's contest
between the Colts and spidora proved
to be ono Of the best played and most
exciting witnessed horo this yons. Tho
very sharueat quality Of ilno fielding on
both sides kept tho acore down low, no.
tally MoAleor's catches OF three hard
limo drives. Attendance 2,4sO. Score:
Chicago .,.......-.,.....o Q 900 loo 81
Cleveland. .......""".-O l.
Errors Chicago !. Cleveland .. Hits. Chicago
=, Clcvcinnd 10 Earned runs. Chicago |, ClCvc.
lind .. Batteries liutChIsOn and sChrlvcr, Young
Vnd ZImmcr. Umpire, MCQuadO.
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Tho Enterprise Bowling Club ut ita
last meeting elected tho following OIL
GERS: President, Edward A. Arkle;
Secretary, Harry L. Bowers; treasurer,
Edward B. Frederick; captain, Theo-
dorc L. Grnbo. They will play tho
Clothes Pin Bowling Club on Thursday.
Tho following young men will com
poso tho Enterprise club on TINT ovo-
ming: Theodore L. Grabe, Z. Augustus
Arklo, Carl @. White, William A. Nc
Elroy, William 3. Koin, William q.
Grabo, Edward D. Frederick, Edwin P.
IorLaon