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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-18
BELLAIRE.
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
the Glass City.

All sorts OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass City.
Thurman spriggs, prosecuting attor-
ney Of Monroe county, was in the city
Yesterday, and went up along the river
In company with officers in search Of 4
colored man named William Baker, who
it seems has made some remarks about
being solicited TO assist in the robbery
at Woodsfeld last week. 1t is not prob
able this story when sifted will reveal
anything. It 10 more probable that
those most interested have we'll based
ideas OF that robbery, and that tho trail
west OF Woodsfeld aud this alleged one
east OF there are iuere blinds. John
Heck, IT,, the agent who was found
bucked and gagged, is now all right and
able 10 be about as usual.
The First Presbyterian church here
has been without paste. for some
time, but they have called congrega.
tional meeting for the 9th TO agree upon
call for q pastor. It is understood
they will call Rev. Mr. White, OF Steu-
benville. until recently congregational
Ist minister.
Jucob Heatherington was substituted
as the purchaser oil the Windsor hotel
in the confirmation Of the sale by the
court yesterday, the recent pnrchaser
concluding to relinQulsh his claim.
A scandal expected in Squire Mason's
court yesterday failed to ma;erialize, as
tho feminine prosecutor did not PIT in
an appearance and the female defend.
ant was dismissed.
DR.. @. Z. kurz, OF Chicago, was in
town yesterday, being called here by
reason OF the illness OF one OF his former
patients. He returned to his home III
the evening.
VA yor DuB Bots assessed Harry Shop
herd SIS and costs for being disorderly
and resisting an officer. and he will 90
10 the county Jail in default Of bail.
]. 7. Irwin, a saloon-keeper, has made
an assignment to James O. Tallmau.
Neither the assets nor liabilities amount
to great deal, however.
The W. R. G. fair at City hall and
Catholic fair at Turner hall are the at
fractions this week. and both opened
auspiciously last night.
S. Stacker Williams. Of Nawark,s and
R. G. Brown, OF Mansfield, are in the
city and will remain here for lew days
looking after business.
Howard McGreeor is home from the
Ohio state university to sneud the holt
DAYS here and Willie Hoffman will be
home to-day.
The boys at tho glass factories yester
day knocked of to see 81 PIunkard's
parade. 1t was cheaper than going to
the show.
John D. Van Law 10 travelling for the
Bellaire,Bottle Company.
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EACN Won A GAME.
Calumet and Pen md Pencil Play ut the
Wheeling Park.

Cn,ure. and Pen md Pencil Play ut the
Wheeling Park.
On the alleys at Wheeling Park last
evening the Pen and Pencil and Calumet
teams of tho Wheeling Bowling League
played two games and they parted even,
both teams winning and losing one
game. The first was won by tho pencil
pushers by comfortable margin. out
in the next game Calumet made great
finish and won by twelve pins. The Fen
and Pencil crowd was particularly anx:
ious 10 win both as then they would
have had a good chance to finish the
first series in fifth place. As it is they
can't do better than sixth position.
In tho first game Calumet opened
with a lead but in the second inning
Pen and Pencil passed the Indians and
held the lead until the eighth when
Calumet BY burst OF speed took the
lead. In the tenth, however, all the
Pen and Pencil men finished well, the
result being that Calumet was lost in
the shuttle. The score:
Pen and Pencil-Archer los. Cassell
ll3, McMurchy l3S, Rhees l42, Handlaa
1l6. Blind 1874; total 1913.
Calumet-Truschel 1863, A. Welty $50,
Cameron i03, J. Welty9S, Murphy 1876.
Weitzel 81; total 7iG.
Pen and P... 10 81 32G iOs 4Gs Sc? Gl7 COL 7o3
Calumet .....Sj l35 80 95s $40 436 53j GA GA Ii6
In tho second game Pen and Pencil
led until the ninth, when the elect oil
Weilzels and J. Welty's fine work was
fel: and Calumet was in the front. In
the tenth Pom and Pencil made poor
finish. Calumet, on the other hand, do.
ing good work. Still the margin was
only twelve pins and the game was one
Of the hardest possible to lose. Meit'
ze's good work was responsible for CAL
umeta victory. The score:
Calumet Truschcl 1903, a. Welty III,
Cameron l05, J. WelLv lT3, Murphy l2S,
Weitzel 1870; total SIG,
Pen and Pencl-Archer 12S, Cassell
III, McMurchy ISL, Rhees t49, iiandtan
l49, Blind 1870; total SO4.
Calumet,,.,G7 i29 20j 80 %! 4ij 5i9 G51 30 sic
Zen aud PS5 lG3 20 3ii 49, 1871 j6S CTS rs sol
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-18

A meeting Of the board Of managers
of the Wheeling Bowling League has
been called to take place FRIDAY even;
ing at the Mcclure house, when several
Mates Of moment will receive atten-
ton. Among other matters, the adop.
ton Of the Stat!er electrical umpire will
come up. The umpire has proved so
satisfactory in the games in which 1t
has been tried that there will hardly be
any opposition to its official adoption
by the league. Another matter that
will be considered is banquet during
holiday week, at which the prizes to the
winners In the first series would be pre-
sented and general gathering OF the
bowling clans.
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MARTINS FERRY.
Hap. and NIshaps In tho Thriving CITY
Across the River.

Haps md MIshaps In tho Thriving CITY
Across the River.
Howard Montgomery is home from
the Ohio State University and Everett
Morris and Ross Robinson from Scio.
Howard Smith will be home from La.
fevette College on Thursday and
Charles Wood from Ann Harbor satur.
day.
The musical entertainment given by
the Mennerchor on Sunday evening
was q successful affair. There is no
truth in the report that this society will
move TO the Linn hall, on Hanover
street.
The funeral OF Mrs. Houltslander
from the NJ. E. church yesterday was
well attended. A quartette consisting
OF Misses Carrie Crossley and Bee En-
vim, c. G. Mitchell and Frank Erwin,
sang.
A private hop is to be given by young
people in the school building on Decem'
Der %. About 100 invitations have
been issued TO people in Martins Ferry,
Bridgeport, Bellaire and Wheeling.
John c. Hayne, taxpayer, says he will
carry the Fifth street improvement
case to the supreme court, no matter
what the costs will be.
Rev. A. Z. Brownlee and E. c. Boyd
will attend the meeting OF the Wheel
ing Presbytery OF tho U. P. church at
st. Clairsville to-day.
Yesterday a two. year-old son OF Jacob
Schnel had it's hand mashed by being
caught between the cogs OF 4 clothes
wringor.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Krim returned
Yesterday from Flushing, where they
attended the funeral ofhis mother, Mrs.
Sarah Krim, aged 81 years.
DR.. W. b. Shulteworth and R. T.
Ong are at the bedside Of Charles Gal.
braith, a brother.in-law OF the latter,
who is dangerously i'll.
The capacity OF the Union Glass
works will be doubled the first OF the
year.
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. W. lIobensack, Of
Bridgeton, n. j., are visiting here.
The guido mills ut the Ntna-Standard
20 on to-day.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-18

Yesterday was the eighth day OF the
Crescent City Jockey Club winter meet
ing at New Orleans. Weather pleas.
ant, track fast, attendance Gooi. Sum
mary:
First, six furlongs-Mollie B. won !;
CORA second; Bob Campbell third
time, l:15l.
Second, mile-Top Gallant won; Nero
second; Mezzotint third; time. l:43l
Third, five furlongs-Lew Prewitt
won; Boothroyd second; Imp. Pomo.
granate third; time, 1903.
Fourth, handicap, six furlongs-AIet'
ropole won; Frank Gale second; Rasper
third; time, 1881.
Fifth, six and half furlongs-Baby
Bill won; ixion second; Malaga third
time, 1:23.
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morning. A contract vas closed with
Younken 4 Riggs 70 furnish the stone
for the foundation. They have already
begun the work Of quarrying and will
begin hauling on the ground this morn-
Ing.
The bazaar TO be given next week for
the benefit Of the uniformed rank Of
the K. OF p. Of this city promises TO be
the mos. elaborate affair OF the season
gwen in this city.
The Christian Endeavor Society OF the
Presbyterian church will hold social
this evening at the home OF Miss Emma
Parkinson.
Harry W. Patton came home from the
Morgantown university yesterday morn
ing to spend the holidays.
One convict, who had served a ten
year sentence, was released from the
penitentiary yesterday.
The remains OF Miss Mary Murphy
we're taken to Cameron yesterday morn
ing and buried.
Miss Sadie Stevenson, OF Parkers-
burg, spent Sunday here with relatives.
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ing two straight victories. Had Ihe
Brownies been twice defeated tho La
Belle crowd by winning two games from
Columbia this week would have tied
The Brownies and extra games would
have been necessary to break tho lie.
Asit il it is quite probable that extra
games will be necessary in the case OF
q nrobable tie between The Bowlcrs
and either Wheeling or Nameless in
the struggle for third place. Should
Nameless or Wheeling secure two We
tories when they meet this week, the
victorious team would be on q leNel
with Tho BUwlers.
Tho importance Of the games last
evening attracted ono OF the largest
crowds Of the season to the alley side.
In the frat game The Brownies set a
rattling pace that was too swilt Tor the'r
opponents and at no time we're the VIC
torious team IN danger from The BOWL
ers. The feature OF the game was me
fine work Of Gerge Hervey, who rolled
100. Mcclure also rolled a good game,
ISL. Tie score in detail:
The Brownies-llervey 100, Mcclure
ISL. De linden lO4, Robinson l46, kug-
len li0, Richards 1872; total So;
The Bowle!s-Staller 40. Laird l43,
RiheldalTer 1871, List l2S EDeIing 1856,
Lamb los; total SIG.
Brownies. 50 lCS 80 $40 i27 So COS 7I2 I0j 81?
Bowiers....68 i4 ~ Sl3 $40 $50 56S GIL 7lS Sic.
In the second conteat Hervey con-
tinued his fine rolling, making l76.
Bernie Mcclure went TO pieces early In
the game and only made 80, destroying
his chance to take tine leagues first in
dividual prize, which will 90 to ieFvey
unless Harry Adams doessome phenom-
email bowling this week. Adams now
holds second place. For the Bowlers.
Ebeling rolled high score in each game
The score:
the Brownies-Ilervey l76, Mcclure
90. DeHinden l5j, Robinson l49, kuGIen
1872, Richards l40; total SSl.
The Bowlers- Statier t3S. Laird III,
RiheldaHer l45. List Iii, Ebeling l47,
Lamb 40; total Sl2.
Brownies. So 1876 .g7 iOT 40l SCI GIL us 100 sSl
Bowiers.. -. GS 100 2O7 80 SIl Isl 80 GO ~ 81
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-18

The glove contest at the Columbia
Athletic club Thursday evening be.
tween Charles Och and Buck stelzer,
bids fair to be one Of the most interest
ing seen hero in u long timo. Davis
and Rauss, instead OF wrestling, as said
yesterday, will spar preliminary bout.
and the club ia making every effort to
secure also fine wrestling match,
which will complete good programme.
The hall 10 being handsomely deco
rated and will be brilliantly lighted for
the OCCASION.
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rnHyIX GETS \ MOVE on.
The shnnIcyitcs Win Two From Mozart.
SOrIs Good Work.
SnUTII SIDE LEAGUE

Tho Phoenix crowd in the South Side
league held possession of tho tail end
down there ut tho start OF the season
and tho club was held by many to be n
good chance for permanent tailcndcrs.
Since then, however. tho team has won
several games, and Mozart is now in tho
much despised position. Last evening
at tho Fette alleys these two teams
met. and it WIS truly II baltic OF tho
tailenders. Phoenix managed to win
tho two games. but that was only
achieved by tho really first clasa work
Of ono OF the fhTmiX rollers in both
Iames-W Walter Worls-who mndo 1872
and l4S. The scorO in tho first game
was Rs follows:
PhGnix-Worls lS2, I'onenberger l0l,
Null 10, Neuman los, Stab 10, Shan.
Icy 10; total 7I5.
Muzart-Schrebe Isl. Motto 1873, Bro.
mer l0l, lIoiIrcutor llS, Vessel lOG,
Blind 100; total 100.
lhmniX iG2 2G9 lIa 500 1871 So COO co as
AnERrI.....6i l39 ~ 30! a73 $40 SIS So! Gsi 7Og
In the second game Phoenix started
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-18

At the Alexander Island washing
toni course the weather was pleasant
and the track slow yesterday. Three
favorites won. The summary: First,
four and one-half fullongs-Son Nal
heur won; time, :54i. Second, six fur
longs-Levina WOE; time, 1:lSi. Third,
mile-fhurston won; time, 1:473.
Fourth, four aud one.half furlongs-
Ben won; time, :551. Fifth, sixth and
one.halt furlongs-Indra won; time,
.6T
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-18

poorly. but soon caught aud passed
Mozart and won with ease. The score :
Phnnix-Worls 14S, BonenberEer ll9,
Muhl lSl. Neumsn los, Stab LIS, Shan
ley 100; total IA.
Mozart-schrebe lis, Nolte 1872, Bre-
mer lOG, Hohreutet "a, Vessel 10,
Blind l07; total GS7.
Phnnlx Il iIi II MS IS lsg $50 COZ $50 5tt
Mozart % lG7 ~ aO2 S57 Il9 5I2 So S25 Gs7
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-18

Tho results at East St. Louis yester-
day were as follows: First, nine'six-
teenths mile-George S. won; time,
100. Second. five furlongs-Oheisa
won; time, 1:054. Third, nine'six-
TENNIS milo-Annie E. won time, :5SS.
Fourth, mile-Snowball won; time,
l:4St. Fifth, oleven-sixteenths mile
John Berkeley won; time, 1:97i.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-18

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-18

From Boston comes the ncws that ar-
engagements have been made for meet
ing between Young Critic and George
Dixon before the Seaside Athletic Club,
January 49, The contest will be for
twenty rounds and for good purse.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-18

1t was stated that the Lotus club had
released ". J. ONeill one OF its players.
This 10 a mistake and the clubs new
signed player, c. W. Haller, was signed
In place OF Howard McNash, who re.
signed recently,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-18

For tho mid.winter holidays tho Ohio
River railroad will sell excursion tickets
on December 90. "a. %, 10 and 81, 1924,
aud January !, 1906, between all points
on its line at ons fare for the round trip.
Tickets good returning until January
IGuh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-18

RgNpg's new saloon. 14ll Market
street, will be formally opened Tuesday
December IS. Fine lunch all day.
Everybody invited.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-18
1T is THE BROWNIES.
The Musss Team Carries of First
Series Championship.
WON TWO FROM THE BOYLERS.

Pen aud Pencil and Calumet Part
Even at Wheeling Park-Phnnix
Defeats Mozart IL Two Games at
Fctte's AIIeys-Herrey Is Leading
IN Individual Race, Adams Second
and Mcclure Thlrd-otbcr News Of
sport
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-18

THOUSANDS OF cases OF rheumatism
have been cured by Hoods Sarsaparilla.
This is abundant reason for belief that
it will cure Won.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-18
HE first series bowl

ing championship OF
the Wheeling Bowl
ing League has been
decided.
The games last
night at the NIusee
alleys between The
Brownies, leaders in
he race, and The
Gowlers, did the bust
ness, the former taxi
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-18

A SPLENDID assortment Of jewelry and
novelties at MCNAMEE's,
2i37 Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-18

oversee silk Umbrellas to select from
81 to So 0at j. S. RHODES Il Co.'s.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-18
Castoria.

"Castoriai sso well adapted to children that
Irecummend II US superior to any prescription
known TO me-" II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
Ill So. oxford St.. Brooklyn, Ny.
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"The use OF 'Castoria' Is 50 universal ard
lis merits 30 well known that 1t seems work
of supererogation to endorse 1t. Few are the
Intelligent families who do not keep Castoria
within easy reach"
CLRLos MARTIN, D. D.,
New York City.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-12-18

Spice your life with MARVlN'S
big variety of Crackers, as {:
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ROY AL Fruit,
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-09-27
Bo.ton Produce Nrarkst.

FIoUB-Whiie -four j. very quiet IN ontsia.
appearances, Is found that there i consider
able selling gong on with some of the large,
concerns. IL Is suggested that the flour 4 g.
ing sold al be er prices. though il l. mot u.n
orally admit ed, -four already being low
enough: Fine and extra supers, s3a2 al, es
tras aud seconds, - 25d275. Minnesota bakers
clear and straight. s. 2Se3: winter. clear ana
straight, - e0eS . winter pat. S3d3 20 spring
BEFF-Bcef i firm, with the market quoted
at Choice 70 fancy steers, ga Toe prime, stdSc
good, o. ,tgBi &C. light, 6c extra heavy hinds
i2dlS' q good, gi9llc; light. sllaas: heavy
ties, 3e4lsc; chucks, "a ga6ssc: rounds. 6asi-r.
rumps, l0al5.sci rumps and loins, laalsJsc:
short ribs, agl5c; loins, l2G23c.
OATS-Oats are fairly steady No. / clipped
10 arrive 4oG80isc: No ? ciipped. no III .,
No. white, 8SdSslsc: No q white S7is,6 <
No 2miNcd isc. The spot market Is auota.
no swhiie So a4ae; No. : white, 81 .'a. H.
No mixed a5G8c.
BUTrER-The butter market IL stead,- post
fresh creameries, small lots, 24d 25c: western
tation creamery, l6al5c; factory. i4ai5.,
northern creamery, extra, 81 .id24lsc: north
ern dairy u 2le; eastern ereamery extra,
%sTg ~ : Ihe,, prices are for round lots
HAN-Hay Is nal much changed. straw i
steady, Sran q fairy firm: sack spring bran
20 arrive, so 3 u 90; sack winter. IL 2Sd
Il u; sack sprin' mildlings. slSels 30: sc,ck
middiingsl ~. ti5al sack winter, SIS 50el9:
PorArcES- rniato,,s are hriner. The host
hebrunS from Maina, with New York sfste
whit, are quoted 1T 5SG55c: second grade. asa
SOC Sweet Potatoes are quoted at 81 5sdl nl
for Virsinias and at 81 25dS 50 for JERSEYS, "
CHEEsE-Ches~s Is well held, with little
change IN th, market. Northern fun creams
and twins. !. sfllc. fair to good eaIa,,
western chloe, s5zdl0c; fair TO good. las
Liverpool i firm at 5ls.
EGGs-Eggs lntinue dull with the market
little changi. Esstern fancy fresh gsd25c.
eastern fresh, lUd Gle; Michigan, lsdiac west
ern, l6al7c. southern. nominal lAai6c
APPIlS-Apples are rather better, with ouo-
tations at: Nice large cooking apples 81 f1d
l -; pippins and porters, 81 2Sgl craven.
stems, 81 50d2 kings, 81 T5d2 Is
LAMBS AND MUrroNs-Muttons and lambs
continue easy at the lower prices noted yester.
day. Veals are also easy, with the market
over-supplied for the season
CORN-Corn is frmer. No. yellow To mr..
rive Is quoted at 65l 4g67c. The spot market il
very firm, with small offerings at 67G67 &c for
steamer yellow.
MEAL-Cornmeal is frmer, on frmer corn.
though quotations are not yet advanced Dat
meal is dull, with the market rather easy
PoRK-Pork provisions are steady without
changes in quotations. Lard is reported very
arm. -
Herald and news. [volume] (West Randolph, Vt.) 1878-1943, 1894-09-27
Bosros,s STRIKE
Contractors VIII Endeavor to Have Old
Rates of Wages Restored.

Rates of Wages Restored.
Boston, Sept % -Clothing contractors
were I'm continuous session from early
morning until late yesterday afternoon
discussing the scale Of prices TO be pre-
sented TO the manufacturers. The session
was at times hot ald stormy, but at the
close they were unanimous in their deci.
sion
Informal meetings have been the order Of
the day with the strikers, and many labor
leaders from other crafts visited the head
quarters and made speeches. The strikers
are firm and declare that they will not re-
turn to work under the old conditions
The executive committee has been at
work perfeeting the arrangements for a
long struggle il need be. The pickets re-
ported that every factory had closed its
doors, and that all the union men had auly
reported at headquarters
The prices agreed upon will, If accepted
by the manufacturers, raise the wages Of
the employees from 80 to 80 per cent, as:d
will be practically restoration of the old
rates paid year ago before the business
depression set in.
Late yesterday afternoon the manufac-
turers notified the contractors 10 re.r:.
all unfinished garments TO the ware
houses. What this move portends cannot
be ascertained, but the strikers are anx-
iously awaiting the result of the confer.
ence
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Vermont Orange Co.

JOS. BATHsTow, Of EAST COZ.
NTH, VT, formerly a resident Of Pie,
mont, NH, suffered long time win
Dyspepsia and Liver Complaint. DANA,S
CURED him.
n. B. TEWKSBURY, Of NFWPrrpy
CENTRE, VT, suffered many years from
Constipation and its attendant evils. h
came very nervous; frequent Sick Head
aches. DANA'S CURED all this. maxine
action Of the stomach regular as cloet.
work.
w. NJ. TERRY, Of WEST RAN.
DOLPH, VT, was very weak, after effects
Of Pneumonia. No appetite, listless, al
most run down. DANA'S put new life
in him, restored his appetite and health
MOSES PARSONS, Of WILLIAMS.
TOWN, VT, used DANA'S with the best
Of results in a severe case Of Sciatic
Rheumatism.
MRS. BETSIE HOPKINS, Of VII.
JAMESTOWN, VT, writes gratefully Of
the case Of her son, who was helpless with
Rheumatism for IS months, an after effect
Of La Grippe.
DANA'S CURED him, 4" Not leaving
crippled member, nor twinge Of pain,