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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-07-11
pRIGHToN BEACH RACES.
Sir Waiter Captured Itaos With Dog
gett Up-Tho Other RHcos.

Sir Waiter Captured Race With Dog.
Eett Up-Tho Other RacOs.
New YoRK, July l0.-TO-day's races
at Brighton Beach resulting as follows;
First race, seven furlongs-Melba.
lO4 (Hamilton) 4. to ], won BY a
head; Mr.. Sass, Iii (TaraD 4 to !, sec.
ond by two lengths; Lie Boat, no
Lendrum) TO !, third. Time. 1901.
Miss Fisher, Bellwood, Void, Berwvn,
Nick, Our Maggie, Harry Alonzo, Boil
var aud TrombIe also ran.
Second race, milo and sixteenth
Joe Ripley, Ito, (AIartin), s to 5,won by
three-fourths OF length; Longdale,
lO2, (Taral), 8 TO 8. second by ten
lengths; Diabolus, 102. (namiltonl, 40
10 i, third. limo. 1850. DAILY, Rama,
Tho Bully, Mandan, Edith and Charter
also ran.
Third race, six furlopgs, solling-
Tingc, 102, (Blake), 8 to l, won by two
lengths; Kennel, 1906, (simms1. % TO ],
second by three lengths; The Com
moner, ITO, (Midgcley), to 10, third.
limo, 1:l7. Etarro, St Vincent, South
Side and PontIear also ran.
Fourth race, milo and furlong-sir
Walter, 1875, (Doggottl, 2to 8, won by
one length; Ducat, Ill, (Martin). q 70
/, second by ten lengths; Lizzie, %,
(Keefe), Is to l, third. Time, l:55.
Fifth race. ono milo, seIllng-San-
downe 10, (McDermott) 10 to !. won by
three-euarters Of o length; Chattanooga
107, (Doggett), 7 to 8, second by four
lengths; Tom skidmore 102, u; Grimm,
% to /, third. Time, las. Little Bravo,
AddIo, Tom Finley. Eufaldo, Best
Brand, Pantata and Vostibule also ran.
sixth race, one milo. selling-Mar-
shnll lOs, (Simms), even, won by one
length; Tiny Tim l0l, E. Tribel, 10 to
/, second by one length; Chiof Justice
100, (AIidgeley), 10 TO l. third. limo,
1:44. Billy s.. Vespasian, Watch
Charm. Hartford, Pocohontas and Top
Gallant also ran,
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In addition to tho dato for tho No
eional bicycle racing circuit given the
Pittlbureh Athletic Club for July 10,
tho Smoky City will probably have an
other circuit racing meet. Tho Key
stone Bicycle Club hsS made applIca'
ton for Friday, September %, the day
before the races in Wheeling, and az
Wheeling has offered no objection to
the sanction bOing granted, tho Key
stones will no doubt secure It
To have circuit races in Pittsburgh at
that time will be q benefit TO the local
venture, rs the various teams that will
appear at Pittsburgh will be certain to
como down 70 Wheeling the next day.
The Keystones have cole1e Of husE'
lors who will mako tho meet . big sue
cess.
Il has beeu suggested that a steam.
boat excursion DO run from Pittsburgh
70 Wheeling, the start 70 be made i'm.
mediately after tho Pittsburgh races,
and arrive hero early Saturday morn
ing, tho day OF tho circuit races. Bicy-
Gle enthusiasts from East Liverpool,
Beaver Falls, WellayiIle, steubenville
and other river towns would gladly take
advantage Of this pleasant way Of going
IN tho facea.
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nrichton nenon I:ntrIe..

First race, ono mile, selling-
Roller, lis; Lake. ito; Hardy Fox, 100
Wist, Harry Hinkson, Leigh, l04i
Silyerado, los; Marguerite. Phyllis, 1922
Vandyke, Adjourn, 100; Lou Rhett, 90
Luilah, 9S;. Mary s., So; Patience G., S.
Second race, ono milo, sslling-Chnntr
10; Long Shanks, 10Y; d.. Garnet, 1903;
Factotum. Florence, %; 0porto, OF
Jersey Belle, 90.
Third race, fivc.oighth mile, maldens
Milton T., Petor jackson, Forager,
Amsterdam, Sir James, Jack tho Jew,
Tralse, Golden Gate, 11s; Lady Rich
mond, Derelect, Sualdmoro, Hight
Belle, Rienzi, Jessie Taral, Miss Norma,
1l5.
Fourth race, throo.quarter mile han
dicap - DR.. Hasbrouck, 1913; siroccor
10; Kingston, Ill; Forrier, ll3; Addic,
Wah jim. Ajax, l07; Hooy, 100; Nick,
103; Watterlon, 1902; Derfargi!la, 100
Wheeler. 0s; Sandowno. AMMO Bishop,
95; Florence, Gold Dollar, 90; My Gyps
Gov. Fifer, SIS; Pauway, 80.
Fifth race, ono milo-Sport, 40
BANQUET, 1lS; Dr.. Hasbrouck. III
Ferricr, 100; Tom Tough, 102; Ajax, 1907
BoiwOod, 90; Third Cousin F., 81 Lag
zorone. 102.
sixth race, two and one-hnlt miles,
handicap, Steeplo Chaso-Rodman, l57
Gleniallen, 1856; Ecartc, 154; Pat Oakley
1853; Woodford, 152; The Duiler, 146
Luck Now, las; Flip Flap, IA; Glonall
l42; Rockaway, 40; InROt, 1888; Milei
Standish, King Crab. St Anthony, Per
sistenco, Summer Breeze, St. Hubert
Bucephalus. 1876.
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SIAIsTIS'S FERRY.
uapG and NIlShnps In tho Thriving City
Across the River.

lAupb uuh ~ bhu wy
Across the River.
There was q slight Gre at the residence
OF Eaoeh Harris, on Centre street, in
Martins Ferry, yesterday afternoon,
caused by defective fluc. The First
ward company turned out and oXtiu-
guished the flames. No alarm was
turned in, and few persons knew any
thing about tho fro excepting those in
the noighborhood.
Tho members OF the Independent
Hose Company, Of Martins Ferry,
which broke the record at Sandusky on
July 4, spent an hour or 40 very pleas
antly last evening at tho ice cream par
Iors OF William Griffith on Hanover
street. Mr.. Griffith showed his appre.
citation for tho champions by entertain.
Ing them.
Mrs. William Mann returned last
evening from Elwood City, Pa, and
found that Mr.. Mann had mado many
improvements on their residence dur
ing hOr absence.
Last evening Misses Julia and Rose
Conoway entertained twenty couples OF
young friends in honor Of their guest,
Miss Mary Flahcrty, of Pittsburgh.
Tho Independents received check
yesterday for $3.50 from Major Buerklc,
OF Sandusky, who is chairman oil the
northwestern tournament.
Margaret G. RatcliH, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. W. r. Ratcliii, entertained
party OF friends very pleasantly last
nvnninp from 6toS.
Tho Owl club will picnic near Port.
land to-day and dance at tho homo oil
Carl Lash on Friday night.
Mr.. and Mrs. Sherman Clark and son
OF Muncie, Ind, arc visiting Mr.. Clnrk's
mother OH Fourth street.
Mrs. J. L. Reynolds and children 70.
turned yesterday from q three weeks
visit down tho river.
Mountain City Lodge OF ironworiSera
will meet again this afternoon ut 2
o'clock.
Ellis Lash and Harry Chossell arc oil
on a hunt near HcndrySburg.
Mrs. Beaumont, OF Elwood City Pa,
10 tho guest oil friends hero.
Misses Lulu and Matte Mitchell aro
visiting in Monroe county.
Owen Fricry was lincds25 and costs
for Sunday ceiling,
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RULE BRITANNIA.
Wales Graok cutter Again Defeats tho
American Yacht,

Wales Grnck Cntter Again Defeats tho
American Yacht,
HuxrER's Quay, Firth Of Clyde, July
1o.-With a very light air blowing
across the bay, aud tho prospects bad
for yacht racing, tho yachts Vigilant
and Britannia started this morning in
the race for the Clyde oorinthiun cup.
valued at $500, the distance being fifty
miles. The Britannia did not get over
the line until three minutes after the
gun fire. 1888. and the ViGilant glided
over three minutes behind.
The race became moro interesting as
the two yachta approached the Cloch
ehore, for the breeze had ireshened.
Passing the Cloch light house they
stayed to starboard almost together,
standing good way in 10 Lunderstone
bay before turning. Tho Vigiiants
calls wero far from being in good order,
the mainsail especially setting awry.
On tho short lacking up TO Wemyss
Castle tho positions Of the two yachts
were virtually unchanged. Tho ViRi-
liant was under the Britannica Ice beam.
Tho Vigilant went ahead of Lundor.
stono bay, the Britannia crossing under
her storm. At the KilRreggan mark
boat on the first round the Britannia
again had tho lead by q seconds, and
she passed the mark boat No. l at tho
end OF the frat round SO seconds ahead
Of the Vigilant
With the time allowance OF three
minutes the Britannia defeated the
Vigilant by minutes and 81 seconds.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE

By virtue OF deed Of trust made by MAJ, Y,
SaraGra and Michael hcHaIpara. her hg. al
10 me as trustee, dated April u. lS1J. rocrri.i
In the office OF the Clerk Of the County COuti j
Ohio county. West Virginia IN Deed Of Tr.i
front door Of the court houSe Of said county o.
WEDNESDAY, THE 18TH DAY OF july. ~
commencing az 10 o'clock o. M, the iO1g..;
described pfopery, that IL tosay:
The cast half Of lot numbered two and II,
west half Of lot numbered three. situate anl -
Ing on the north side Of Eleventh street, N il,
city Of Wheeling Ohio comfy. WCyt Virginia. =
laid ont by Andrew II. NliIt. plat ofwh,etsgt
division Is recorded IN Deed Book No. :. ~
49, The said piece Of ground fronu fort, lex
on Eleventh street. running nOrthWANt,r j
equal width 10 the south limo Of lands Owned ~
the Wheeling, Pittsburgh & Baltimore rNllF0ll
ore hundred and twenty feet moro or los.
Terms OY SALE:-Ono'third and a much Ii0s
Is the purchaser elects 70 pay In cash GU The l4y
OF sale, tho balance In TWO equal inItailmeGb &
ono and two years, notes bearing Interest Ii1a
the day OF sale to 9e EIvSn t9T ths deferred p
nentS. ". J. W. COWpBS, Trust.
" II. HALLER, Auctloneer. clI
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The readers of this paper will DO
ploasod 10 learn that there ia at least
ono dreaded disease that science has
boon ablo to euro in all its stages and
that is catarrh. Halls Catarrh Cure
ia tho only positive euro now known to
tho medical fraternity. Catarrh boinR
q constitutional disease, requires con.
stitutional treatment, Halls Catarrh
Cure is taken internally, acting directly
upon tho blood and mucous surfaces Of
tho system, thereby destroying tho
foundation OF tho disease, and giving
the patient strongth by building up tho
constitution and assisting nature In do
ing its work. Tho proprlctors have so
much faith In Its curative powers that
they oiTor Ono Hundred Dollars for any
case that II iails 10 euro. Send Tor list
OF testimonials. Address,
+. ]. CHENEY Il Co., Toledo, 0.
s3-Sold by druggists, zoe.
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Last evening Manager Harry Garsley.
Of tho Irwin ball team, and the mana.
ger Of the Shamrocks. met to arrange, II
possible, serie, Of games between
the two clubs. The terms proposed by
the IrwIns, as given in the IXTEhDIaES-
GER yesterday, were accepted, and the
flrst game OF tho series will tako place
on the Twins ground at Forty.seycnIh
street, on Saturday afternoon, July 81.
The contest will DO interesting, as these
two are undoubtedly the strongest
teams in the city or vicinity.
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HOT IN I.OUISVITIriE,
Con Daley, of tho lJroOLIynS, Lets Looso
His RowdyiEm Tactics.


His RowdyiIm Tactics.
LOUISVILLE, July l0.-Louisvillo had
no trouble in winning to-day, Daub DO.
ing hit hard. A disgracetul scene took
place in tho 9th inning. Clark was on
second and DUNCAN singled. Clark tried
to score, but Con DNIlOy blocked tho
plate and Clark ran into him knocking
him down. Daley jumped up and
rushed at Clark, and struck him in tho
face twice before Umpire Hurst could
pull him away. Tho crowd mado 1t so
hot for Daley that no retired, making
his escape over tho right field fence.
Attendance 1900 Score:
Iouityillc.............""60 o o s ia
Earned runs, and L Errors. and e Hts,
?Rnd Il. Pitchers, Daub md Mcnciee, I'm
Dife Hurst.
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sp.etol ptspsseA o " Irs.tlpaee,.

CHARLESTON, ". Va. July lo.-Thc
Irontou, Ohio, base ball club was defeat
cd to-day by Charleston score, to 8.
Poindexters pitching Tor Charleston
and the good fielding Of both teams
Wero the features. Tho Charleston team
talks Of dIsbandlng, as It docs not re.
ceivo support sufficient to pay expenses
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ST. LOUIS, July 10.-To.day's Rnmc,
which was an onsy ono for the Browns,
was won by Breitonstoin'a fno pitching
and tho heavy batting Of tho remainder
OF tho team. Tho phillios' pitchers
wero battod all over tho fold. Attend
ance, 1900. Score:
Fl FsI HsSi. 9 3$393f az ~
Earned runs. sud q Errors. md l. Hits.
l7hnd u Pitchers, iIrcltenNcn Iiadd0ck, Cd.
lahan mud CRrsCy. Umpire. Hartley.
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Enrued runs, baltimore 3, Pittsburgh 9, Two
base hits, BrOuthers. BeoklUy 2, Lyons. Three
fce hIts, Kelley, Bhret. Stolen bases McGraw.
Kelly, steaEol. Double plays, ltciLz. Jennings
nnd BrnuthesS2 firs. on balls. OIL Aullane s,
ON MeManon 9, oil Ehret 5. Hit by pitched
on bases. baltimore 0, Pittsburgh 10. Time,
oil Umpire, Lynch.
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Oil Clty-Rivor s inches and falling
weather clear and pleasant.
Groonsboro-River 7 foot and station
ary; weather fair and warmer.
Warren-Rivor one-tonth Of foot
weather clear and warn.
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AZ IYn,lrInrton pnrk.

CHICAGO, July 1O.-WashinGton Park
results to-day:
First race, four and one.half furlongs
Dante won; timo, :55A Second, six
furlongs-Tartarian won; time, l.14t.
Third, ono mile--Lehman won; time,
1:41t. Fourth, ono mile-Volt won
time, 1:4lt. Fifth one mile and seventy
yards-Cash Day won; time, l:44.
Sixth, ono mile-Hasty won; time, l All.
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and pounded out nine runs and the
Esno On ten hitL Attendance 1900.
sss -, .....:.........ss $3.50
EE7ned runs. and / Error and I Hin.
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WORLD OF SPORI.
Pittsburgh to HavO Another Ns-
tional Circuit. RaOo Meet
PROBHBLE STEAMBOAT EXCURSION

To DO Run AMER the Plssseursh Race
Meeting TO This cIty-Brisaunia
Again Defeats tho Crack ViEilaut
The Races At Briebsop Boach-Pttts.
bureh Succeeds in Waning q Ball
oame-othsr Sporting NewA
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surrs to order SIS, reduced from sl7
and 500, at Morton O. Stout & Co. g.,
Merchant Tailors, under McLuro House.
JOINS L. RICE, Manager.
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CHICAGO, July 10.-McGIll had tho
champions at his morcy for flvo innings.
In the sixth they found him very easy,
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BALTIMORE, July 1o.-PittsburGh out
played tho Orioles at all points. At
tendance 5000. Score:
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CucrSxArI, July lo.-NoE York could
not bat Dryer successfully, and their
scattered hits counted for nothing.
Score:
S St1s' 9Sft -... :....SS . ga
Earned runs, 5 Gndl ITon, i each. uiu,
10 and O. Plteher, Dryer and heekih I'm
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Dun Waist Sale stlll continues.
II. EMsHElMER.
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THE NATIONAL GAME.
Wards New Workers. Did Not Break the
Consecutive Victory Record.


pIANbANN VI SHSDos
Club. W. /. Pc.I Club. ", J. Pct
Dnitfmore--...li IS 6ss cieveiand:....si g 5ls
Doston-.........4i q 677lcIncInnati+.":S q 4So
Phiiadelphia-Si a s7lChicAEo. u 32S
Drookiyfi.......S5 25 $50 wWhlngton..lg +6 "a
HstSSurgn...~s7 Is 669lLoulsylllO..-lS IS ?s6
The eastern clubs experienced little
Waterloo Of their own yesterday, five
ont of the six making trip up base
balra Salt river to fraternize with "0ld
Hollow-eyed Defeat" Wards Giants
fell down at tho Queen City and failed
to break the consecutive victory record.
Three clubs are now tied for the record
of '94-Cincinnati. Brooklyn and New
York. At St Louis "Pretzela" Breiten-
stein put them over with whiskers, and
Arlie Twins boys were completely ut
sea, while "Der Browns" rained base
hits in tho PhillieS outfeld. Boston
won and the Baltimores lost to tho Pr
rates, but tho Orioles still lead the
League procession by six points. There
were no changes in the positions Of the
clubs, though Louisville is now danger
ously near Washington aud may DO OK
pected to resign tho position Of tall
enders to the Senators.
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T WSiSia Ss ss;i...........S ID
ErTprs . and s Hih, . and 10 Pitcher,
Young Snd Esper. Famed Tuns 70 and l. I'm
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some TeFf.Ne BattlnG.

CLEVELAND, JAY lo.-Ths Cicvelapd's
did some heavy work at the bat to-day.
Espor proving an easy mark. Clear and
warm, Attendance 500. Score:
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"The uso Of 'cGaOrsA' Is 60 upINrs"l and
i.S ruerits 20 well known that It BccinJ q work
OF EuperurUgatIon to cndorsit, Few aN' tho
intelligent families who do not keep CaltoriA
within easy roOch."
CLILos AAnTIN, D. D.,
New York City.
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Castoria.

"cassorin $50 well adapted to chitrcn that
TroroHmsnd It as superior to any prescription
known 70 me-" II. A. ARCHER, NJ. D.,
III 10. Oxford St., Brooklyn, y. Y.
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WHY THE JAPANESE WIN.
Tho Beauty of HnvtnE Plenty OF Force
Mhcrr Il Is NNeAcd.

The Beauty of Having Plenty OF Force
WHORE II is Needed.
lie. Us consider Wha; We mean By taking cold.
China Is ten utaes Eorc populous ;hin japan,
but the laps have beaten their ReiShbots In bat
tie Gf,er battle,
What hos tina; to DO with taking eoid' Merely
this: the japanese manage to 10 stronger shan
the enemy At the points OF ae:ull contact That
Is Eeneraihip,
Cold ait strikes the sEiu. contracts the blood
vessels, md drives the blood TO the interior
where the organs are couRested and perhaps in
famed. lis no! enough to take something 10
stop that cough" AL the forces 0! the body
must be reused TO expel the invader, and the
earlier in the campaign this is toue. the mo:e
complete will be Ehc victory.
In other words. the best weapon against a cold
Is q stimulanL OF which Dufy'S Pura Malt whiE-
key Is the best example In the market Iseaect
on the blood is to distribute 1t where it belongs
and 10 keep the circulation brisk and normal
1t Is hns appetizer aud gives strong and vel.
come support to system rHu down by work OF
worry, perhaps by combination OF both
Attention Is directed 10 tho fact that bn:'g'
Malt l. medicinal preparation. the parity u
which removes II far from common whSEes
and enables It 10 give beneGt where ordinary
whistles would be YalueieSS.
AcOugh Is ouiy liGn Vi cold. Toqu!et II
temporarily does not drive the enemy from the
bOdy. The CouCueS. OF cold is simple matter
when one uses Dutiys Pure MALI WhiSkGy.
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RELnAIg;E
AnsortI OF Local News and Gossip from
tho Glass Cts.


Mayor Dubois came in from Cam
bridge early yesterday morning TO dis
pose OF s:x cases OF DRINKS and disorder
lies that had accumulated in his court
here, aud ne passed Judgment IN short
order. but there was not dollar in the
hall dozen cases TO liquidate with. Part
OF them were cent back to Jail and three
let 20 on promise TO pay. The mayor
had to return to Cambridge as witness
in the long drawn out trial OF the two
boys, Rock and MeMlllen.
Mr., 1. Z. Wilson and Mise Maggie Z.
Homan were quietly married by Rev.
William Peregoz at the South Bellaire
II. Z. parsonage "Wednesday evening.
A few intimate friends only we're pres.
ent, and after the ceremony tho party
repaired 10 the home recently pur-
chased mud furnished bY Mr.. Wilson,
and enjoyed splendid wedding
luncheon.
President S. L Mooney and General
Manager J. X. Geddes, OF the Bellaire,
GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati Railway Com
pany, were in the city yesterday look
ing up their rights and privileges here.
1t is understood the idea OF making this
roud broad guage throughout is enter
tained not only by the company but
capitalists.
There was a slight blaze at Stewart L
Wards Touring mill last night. Tho fire
department was called out and succeed
ed in extinguishing the fire. The blaze
originated in the dust shed between
the mill and the wholesale grocery
warehouse. The shed was burned down,
but the damage was small.
Captain Danford's official plurality is
7,19l; his majority over all the other
candidates Ia 3,7O9. The Populists had
less than 1000 votes in the district, two
thirds OF them being along the river
front in this and Jefferson counties.
Hon. W. 7. Lewis, the Ohio state
labor commissioner, was in the city
yesterday calling on friends here, on
his way TO Columbus, after briet visit
to his old home in Martins Ferry.
Mr.. W. c. Rankin, OF Gas City, Ind.
dropped in on his BelIaire friends yes
terday. lie is interested in an extern
sive window glass works at Gas City.
1t is thought Sheriff Darby will select
S. S. Foreman, OF Barnesville, Us his
chief deputy. Mr.. Foreman is the
township treasurer at his home.
Tho Gravel Hill reading and social
club was entertained at the home OF
Mr.. and Mrs. W. S. Mccullough last
night.
The union Epworth League had an
interesting meeting in the South Bell
aire NJ. Z. church last night.
Mrs. W. S. Dunn and daughter have
returned from visit with relatives in
Guernsey county.
Mr.. G. Ed Bradfold, cashier OF the
GAINESVILLE National Bank, was in tho
city yesterday.
Everything is quiet in this city now,
most people being too busy at work for
anything else.
The colorcd folks will hold a festival
in city hall this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1894-11-16
nABMLLN WON IWo.
The Wheeling Club Gets IL Double Dose
of "oId HolIow.eycd."

Lust evening the LaBclle and Wheels
ing clubs, of the Wheeling league,
bowled at the Wheeling park alleys
and the result was double dose Of
"old hollow.eyed" defeat The games
were important as defeat would have
sent LaBelle down the ladder ring or
two in the standing Of clubs. None of
she team scores wore especially credita-
BILE, not comparing at all to the work in
the Observation-Disclosures the even.
ing before. In the frst game Wheeling
lost by thirty pins. The score:
La Belle-Hannan 1872, Will Steven
son las, Wells liz, J. Day 132, W. Day
127, Wright 1870, total 7S7.
Wheeling-Hirach l27, Adams l25,
Stifel ia, Manning ll6, Happy ll9,
Reymann 1866, total 757.
Tho second game was more exciting
and but for tho unusually poor showing
OF one Of the Wheeling players the lot.
ter club would have won. Manning led
in individual work with los pins,
Wright next with 15l. The score:
LaBelle-Hannan 1913, W. Stevenson
1l6, Wells 14S, J. Day 1873, ". Day l20,
Wright l5l, total, 7S0.
Whesling-Flirsch l07. Adams las,
stifol 9S, Manning 1858, Happy 1874, Rey-
mann 130, total, IA.