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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-10
THE MAN sTIELD TEAM.

Manager o'Brisn Has Some Very GDod
Men-otterson and Dunn Both on sthe
Tenn.
SporiaI DipG.th TO the Intelligence.
MANSFIELD, ONO, April a.-Mau ager
Frank O'Brien an~nolinces:hisin:er state
ball team as follows:
Joe Conley, first bate, is 4 s~ixIiooter,
and plays the base with any OF them.
E. Marchand, centar-feld, is n very
fast fielder and a good butter.
F. W. Parks, catcher. played in the
county league last seaso1 and is looked
upon az n coming man. Eecan also play
agood field game.
W. W. Wilson,. catcher. played with
Alliance in 1898, and last season with
Staunton in the Virginia league. He is
well seasoned. i fearless ca1cher, and eau
play both intield and outhc!d positions.
DIV. Woodward. pitcher, pitched in
the Beaver county league. lie did phe-
nomenal work. and car hold his own
with the best OF them.
". P. Neves, pitcher. is au odd pitcher.
He was in the Pennsylvania league in
1898 and was in the Beaver county
league las: season.
C. II. France is another s:r[ooter. lie
has played in some OF the best teams in
the west and will cover second base for
Mansfield. lie is an old circus per-
former.
Pete somers, left field. Billy Otterson,
late OF Wheeling, short stor. and John
Dunn, OF Bellaire. third base. arc we'll
known 10 Mansfield fans.
OBrien is after another pitcher,
which will complete the cam.
The uniforms will be dark gray with
dark maroon cap, belt and stockings.
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The Lotus team played Columbia at
S~eibert's, took two Victories aud tho lead
in the Suburban league. The scores:
IoruL. iSL nLI lat. "a.
a NEW OH FIELD
Tint May DO Developed Down In Tyler
Near S~lster,yillr.

Tint May DO Developed Down In Tyler
Near slstcr,yiIir.
Information was received in this city
yesterday OF u big oil strike made in
Tyler county OH Monday, In a section
that has not heretofore been developed
for the grease. Tho now field Is located
eighteen miles east OF S%iatersville. near
Alma postoiice, and tho well that has
panned OF. so we'll is on land owned by
O.. l. Connolly's estate. The man who
ha, the lease and did the drilling Is J..
A. Carter, Il we'll known developer.
The excitement among the farmers OF
the ~noighborhood. who have no. before
felt the oil excitement in the Sisters.
vile field, Is Intense and there Is quito
a lively demand for leasing land, al.
though the farmers are holding out Tor
good figures. The consensus OF opinion
seems TO DO that the new field will pan
out well.
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MEXPHts, Tenn. Apri! 9-Four favor.
ties aud one second choice finished first
to-day. The feature oil tho days racing
wac the Tennessee Club handicap.
which was won easily by Ducat, who
led all the way. Truck good; betting
lively; attendance 5000.
First. purse for maiden threc-year'
olds. six furlongs-ChiQuita won; Hay
Rake second; Lucille third. Time,
l:lSl.
Second, purae for maiden two.ycar.
Odds, four iurlougs-Miss Maxim won
Elusive second; Warren Point third.
Time :5i
Third, Tennessee Club handicap. one
miIe-Ducat won; Prince Carl second
Santiago third. Time LIS.
Fourth, purse four furlongs-Ladv
1nez won; Captive aecoud Becky Sharp
third. Time :i9!.
Fifth, selling, seven iurlongs--Dick
Bohan won; BurrelIs billet Rocrnd; Ad'
vocate third. Time l:3Ot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-10

Beginning with Thursday matinee
John +. Fields Drawing Cards vii! be
seen ut tho Grand Opera House ior
n three nights engagement. This viii!
DO this company's initial appearance
here this season, but the member. Of
the company arc all very well known
here, and they vii! doubtless do a biz
business. The popular musical artists,
Ficlds and Hanson, head tho company.
Next in Importance to thoin are such
wcll.known aud dcscrvcdly popular On.
tertainers Us Johnnie Carroll in l,is
comic songs; Miss Maude Beverly, tho
little English sorio.conic; Charlie Case,
Mays and Hunter, banjoisis; Williams
and barton. Iu!es and Ella Garrison,
traves,y %artlsts. and others, concluding
with a roaring alterpiecc, Much Ado
About Nothing" in which the entire
COMPANY take part.
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THE ElYING lIN Do!rs
observation-disclosures Darral, OHers tu
Wager With White, of Wheeling.

WHO VIII Field ubd lat In the Interstate
observation-disclosures Darral OHers to
Wager With Whit, OF Whrolinli-
SPORTING Editor Of The Inel'taenen:
UnmcnSvILLE, o., April o. Regard.
ing the bass ball outlook in tho Twin
cities | will say although last sea.
son vas very successful financially and
otherwise. the coming season.. Judging
by present indications. will be much
betterin every respec. than any t fme in
the history OF base ball OF this vi Unity.
Bids are already let for the grand
stand, which will be completed b next
week. The stand will liavssn seating
capacity OF I 900, aud will be OF modern
design. fairgrounds 20 be.uscd 'Hll DO
the Uhrichsville ball park, which isithe
most centrally located OF auy i'll tho two
cities and ia sure to give satisfaction.
r Manager Jack" DatraiI was in the
city. to-day, and when questioned rs to
nanas OF PLAYERS signed. no said that
he did not are to give the names OF
players before next week But lie
wished to INFORM our Wheeling rivals
that th y Twin City boys viii come up
smiling whenever tho gong sounds, and
he will let Manager White q new suit
OF clo;he,, aud 4 box OF Wheeling .obies
that the Twin City lads will beat the.
mail eatela" in the FIRST series in thtp
race.
We do net boast that the Twin Citys
willhave tho. only ball clubin the leagues;
"blue bird'' pennant winners are
too often "bl,,ck bird"'tail enders but
will say. when S%ep,ember's dying srrn
looks back ser the field otlS95 inter.
state base ball it will not see the Twin
Citys at the wrong end OF the inish.
Lou s, NICHOLS.
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Champion Corbett Tonight,

Theatrs-goers have been on the pitch
OF excitement since the announcement,
OF the coming Of the champion OF the
world, James J. Corbe,t, to tho opera
house this Wednesday evening, when
he will be seen in the American comedy
drama, "Gentleman Jack" The pro.
duction will be the Same in every de.
tail as that given at the Drury Lane
theatre, London, England. The most
eminent critics are unanimous in praise
Of Mr.. Corbett's abilities in a dramatic
way, laying particular stress on his yen.
eral bearing, excellent delivery and ex.
tremo gracefulness. lie is thorough in
everything he undertakes, never neg.
lecting ever the slightes. detail, With
this point in view Manager Brady has
surrounded him with the very bes, COM
pany o%b,ainable, and q production In
scenic effects that is second to none.
The company is a very excellent onc
including Mes,rs. Benjamin Graham,
William b. Murray, J. W. Mcconnell,
Steve O'Donnell, Jay Wilson, Frank
Belcher. John McVey. Bur. Tuckman,
J. A. Wren, Dan Sawyer, Andrew
liayne, and Misses Nellie Buckley.
Blanch Howard, Jessie Villers, Hen.
rietta Osborne and others.
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Our better halves say they could not
keep house without Chamberlain's
Cough Remedy. 1t is used in more
than half the homes in Leeds. SINS
Bios, Leeds, Iowa. This shows tho
esteem in which that remedy Is held
where it has been sold for years and is
well known. Mothers have learned
that there is nothing SO good for colds,
Group and whooping cough, that it
cures these ailments quickly and per.
m%anently. aud that i. Is pleasant and
safe for children TO take.
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BELLAittE.
hliSortS OF Lucht News nnl Gossip frou
lilo Gluss ctr,

hlISbrtS OF Local S1Ws AMI Gossip from
Tho Glass CitJ.
Tho Woman's Missionary Society Of
the 81. Claitsvillo Pfesbytery opened
hero Yesterday In tho First Presbyterian
church with a fair attendance, consider
ipg tho rainy weather. Mrs. NJ. /.
Hrackon, Of Mt Pleasant. presided. An
historical sketch by Mrs. b. 4. Cunning.
hnm, Of Wheeling, was Listened to atten.
tiyoly, and n retrospect by Miss Lizzie I.
McFadlen, Of Cadi1, waS equally a..
ttactlye and iuterestins. "Iho Out.
look was tho theme OF Mira. Bracken's
paper, and Sha took n most encouraging
Wow. Last night the church was well
filled to hear tho lecture Of Mrs. Wcll-
ingiOn White on "China, ita people.
etc." and al. were delighted with tho
entertaining manner and instructive
aud interesting talk BY the missionary.
The sessions will continue to-day with
The following programme:
%PvgESoOS.
Prayer Meeting .,....a Led by Mrs II, Laughlin
snort Verbal Reports from AuXlllatlcs and
bandA
Miscellaneous RlSine4S
Reports Ut Committees,
Election Of Officers.
Paper Woman IN Missions, ,..., Mrs s. j.. Boyle
AFTERNOON.
l;SOe ""-. ....a..M Miss Emma DlOu. Presiding
The Christian Young Womau ilrIef Talks.
'''''1 Mis- IA SsaSS POLLOK. CfHISpplc
Hor Supreme Opportunities. .... ....,. ........,...
Miss Lizzie Howell. Cumberland
HerCaE 10 Service. .. Mis- McGoyral. CadE
OPES P~ARLTANESr.
Should the Older Members OfOur Band Advance
to our AuTiliatie,i
should the !, p g. h. Absorb tue Bands
What Place Should Missionary Work have IN Our
What eau we do with Our Missionary Literature!
our BoJs.
our Girls,
what Are the Dulles vi q Delesate2 Il
Closing Exercises.
John Deuoon. who was hurt in the
Bellaire, ZanesvllIe & Cincinnati wreck
last Friday morning, Is resting easily at
his home in Woodsleld. Ito cannot lie
down yet. and complains OF bis side
palning him. The attending physician
thinks ho will recover.
Mr.. I. II. Rider entertained u splen.
did audience at tho South Brllairo II.
L. church last night with q talk on the
"Luray Caverns." lie Is n ready talker
and his description Of the subterranean
| wonders delighted his hearers.
The entertainment by Spanglcr Pos.
in the ElyslNn theatre last night CON.
memorating the ihirtieth anniversary
OF the surrender OF Lee at Appomattox,
was well attended and gave general sat
isfaction.
The broken trestle on the Bellaite,
Zanesvillo d Cincinnati railroad ha,
boon repaired aud trains are running
over 1t again, moro carefully, nc doubt,
than before the disaster last week.
Dewitt Danford, esQ., was called to
C~rab-Apple yesterday by the illness OF
his father, who 10 now a very old man.
1t was not learned whether his illness
was dangerous or not.
Tho bicycle riders OF this city will
meet in the office OF A. J. Rle,z in Cen.
trail block Friday evening to organize a
club.
The assessors will all GO to St. Glars
vile Friday to receive blanks and in
structions from the auditor.
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Az accurate dea OF those variable
sections OF country embraced by the
United States. Canada aud Mexico, de.
failing the agricultural and mineral re.
sources, commercial and manufacturing
interests Of cities and towns, health
and pleasure resorts, features Of public
interest. etc, etc, ia set forth by the
Rand McNally Guide. Apply to news.
dealer or address IG6 Adams street,
Chicago.
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DE. II, Il. FISH. Of Gravois AIiils. Mo
a practioing physician Of many yonrs'
eXpnrlnnce, writes: DO Wits Witch
Hazel Salvo has no equal for indolcnt
sores, scnlds and burns. 1t stops pain
instantly, heals n burn quickly and
leaves no scar. Logan Drug Co., Wheel.
Ing, ". Va. y. j.. Peabody, Donwooj,
aud bowie Il Co., Bridgeport, O.
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LOCAL nnEv,rrEs.
Matters oil M,nrr M"npnt ia aut Asor
lie City,

Matters Of Minor MMhNnt Ia uut About
HE City.
0PRHA liousE this eyening--James ].
Corbett In 'Gentlomau jack
EXCELSIOR lodge, A. y. U. W., will
hold Its anniversary celebration next
Monday evening. An entertaining pro-
gratnme has been prepared aud u pleas.
ant time "a anticipated.
TuEnr was q narrow escape from a
fro At Miiligan, Wilkin 4 Co.'S last
night. A natural gas stove became
ovorhea,ed and was In q dangerous con.
ditiou when somebody discovered 1t aud
notified Chief llealy. who broke open
tho door aud turned or the gas.
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d, II. BOWMAN, publisher Enquirer, Of
Dremon, Ind. writes; Last week our
little girl baby, the only one We have.
was taEUn sick with Group. After two
doctors failed to give relief and life was
hanging on Il mere thread, wo tried Ono
Minute Cough Cure anL its life was
saved. Logan Drug Co., Wheeling, W,
Va, i. +. Peabody, Bonwood, and Bowie
< Co., Bridgeport, ..
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Ask Aid,

II you arc troubled with malaria. constipation.
6iliouIness. kidney trouble or dyspepsia. of Hos.
letters Stomach DI.ters, and II will be speedily
forthcoming, Nervousness. lon Of apostle and
sleep. and loss o! yISOr, are also reDedled by
this restorative Physicians Of cmlnenca IudoSc
IL, q valuable confirmation Of the verdict OF the
people and the press, Take 1t regularly.
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State Senator FAIR, OF Doddridgo
county, Is In tho city.
J. G. Craucr. OF sistersville. auto.
graphed ut tho Mcclure yesterday.
II. c. Bnrchiual, OF Warrington. rcg.
istered at the Windsor yesterday.
II. Quinton Brooks, business manager
oil the "Amazons," Is at the McLure.
Robert Stafford. OF Huntington, was
ia the city yesterday, a guest at the Nc.
Lure.
G. u. Thompson, Of SistersviIlo. was a
visitor in tho. city yesterday. mud auto
graphed at the Mcclure.
+. A. P%ricbari. Mrs. ". 4, Prichard
and Miss Gypsy Prichard, OF Manning.
ton, arc guests At the Windsor.
President S. l.. Mooney. OF the Bell.
aire. GAINESVILLE & Cincinnati Railway
Company, 10 at the Mcclure.
George W.. Umstead. Of New Martins.
Vile, and Z. j. Davis, OF Cameron, figure
on the register at tho Windsor.
Clerk Jasper Y. Moore. Of the United
States court. yesterday returned from
Clarksburg, where he spent Sunday,
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De sure and use that old and well.tried
remedy. MRs. MISSIONS SoormNG SYRUP
for children tecthins. 1t soo.nes tho
child, soitens the gums, allaya ali pain.
cures wind collie and is tho best rene
dy for diarrhGa Twenty-Five cents n
hottie. MwFIw
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The best salyo in the world for cuts,
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
soreg, letter. ohapped hands. chilblains,
corns. and all skin cruptions, and posi-,
lively cures pilos, or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satisiac.
ltion or money refunded. Price %
cents per box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company,
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"iou say. parson, it's never too late 10
quit drinking and reform? 2" That's
what say. 1t is never too late" "Well,
then. there's no hurry, so | guess III
wait awhile" - Ierds Sitiuqs.
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We offer Ono Hundred Dollars Ro.
ward for any case of Catarrh that can.
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
T. J. CHENEY < Co, Props, Toledo, O..
We tho undersigned have known +.
J. Cheney for the last fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transaction and financially
able to carry out any obligation made
by their firm. WEST & TguAy,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, o.
WALDlSG. krSSAS & MAgvIS,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, O.
Halle Catarrh Cure is taken internal
ly, acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Price
10 cents per bottle. Sold by all Drug.
gists. Testimonials free.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage OF Water nnh Movement, of boat,
Tho lttyrr Iutrrrsts.

Stage OF wntor nnd nurrInsnt, Of Boats.
III" River Interests
Tho Hudson passed. up on route for
Pittsburgh.
Tho Keystone State was the Cincin-
natl packet, leaving yesterday morning.
The marks ut the public landing last
evening showed $ feet 4 Inches aud fall.
ing.
Tho Lexington for Matamoraa, and
tho Liberty for Darlington departed on
time.
To.lny's departuroa will be the Lizzie
Bay for Charleston. and tho Ben IIur
for Pittsburgh.
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IT will astonlah you howquick John.
sons Magnetic Oil will kill NIL pains. in.
ternal and e1iornal; 81 90 size 30 con,s,-
e0.cent sizo % cents. ChRa. T.. Goolzo
and-W. W. Irwin.
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Oil City-Rivcr 0 feet . inchea and
rising. Weather cloudy and cool.
Observation-Disclosures fect and rising.
Weather raining.
Greensboro-liver it foot G inches
and rising. Weather raining. Rain.
fall rs.
Warron-Rivor 8 feet 3 inches and
riaing. Weather raining.
S.eub0nvillc-.Rive 10 foot 3 inches
mud tj4iut
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nowLEns nllAr NAMGLGss
In Two Game, Out Of Three In the Mu.so
League itnce.
roSlGlu's GAss-EidOraao IS. Brownies.

Last evening The iiowlsrs mot Name.
loSs and whipped them twice out OF
three times at bat. The scores werc all
good. Rheldaler made tho high lndi.
yldual score Of tho evening. 40. Tho
scores:
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oAsrs or FORTY years standing whers
operations have failed have been curoi
by Japanese Pile Cure. Charles z
Goetzo and W. W. Irwin.
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lLorUS TAXES TWO.

Columbir Downcd fwlc. Out ut scIbert's
Aiicys-rhc Scores.
Club. ". l. ceutl Club, ". |. cent
Lotus, ,..,.,, : U L.BOGT4A1out6..,.. / 800
Galumpts.. .... | ,5UIColunbtA 49,. 0 : ~
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ABOUT I,EOrlhs.

struugersiu tho CT, nud wh.si.u< Folk,
Abroad.
Capt. h. y. Doyeuer has returned from
a visit IN New York on professional bus
meas, aud will attend circuit court,
which opens pext Monday. The cap
tain was to have made m address at the
meeting OF old soldiers Of Bellairc at the
celebration Of the anniversary OF the
surrender OF A%ppoma.,ox, but was una
Bile to be present OH acconn. Of a severe
cold.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-03-03

Of The Bee: Please answer in Sundays
sporting columns whether Jack Prince, the
cid Omaha wheelman, holds the 24-hour
record, six days race, il not, who does?--
B. Y. C..
Ans-No. 1t is held by William Martin
formerly Of Fort Omaha, 3l7 CLIO miles, New
York City. October 1924, 1891
OMAHA, March Ito the Sporting Ed
itor Of The Bee: Please answer the follow
ing in a progressive high five thirty-two
points: A and B are 25; c and d, 80. A
bids seven, and makes high. low, jack and
opposite five, and G makes game and right
five. Who wins? S. e. G.
Ans.-C and ID.
BLENCOE. Ia. March Ito the Sporting
| Editor of The Bee: Please tell us in your
| Sunday issue what is the largest size shot
| that can be used in a twelve-guage, high
grade Parker gun that is a choke bore with
out injury to the gun?-A Subscriber.
Ans.-No. fs are as large as ought to BIZ
| used, but double BIS are sometimes used al
| though there is great danger of bulging q
| gun. Even with No. Is great care should b.
exercised in loading.
Omaha daily bee., 1895-03-03
wh,sperings of tho Wheel.

Germany has captured the "world's' cham-
pionship races this year. The meeting Will
be held in Cologne.
San Francisco is to have Chinese cycling
race meet, but the prizes will not be silver
mounted washboards.
Du Maurier's "Trilby" has at last worked
itself into the cycling world. The latest
wheel out is named after the great novel.
The bicycle track in st. Louis proved to
be a great failure, 1t has been on most
grounds, and will probably be done away
with this year.
Zimmerman and Wheeler deny that they
intend asking for permission to enter Class
b. Having turned professionals, they are
content with their lot.
Bliss may possibly be seen on the stage as
a performer on the bicycle after the manner
of the morse race in the County Fair" and
other like shows.
In Austria the manufacture Of cycles is
making enormous progress. One Vienna
manufacturer, who produced In 1888 only
700 machines. turned out in 1894 ne'rly 10000.
Arrangements are being made by the gov
erning body of French cyclists to arrange
a grand prix velocipedque. the prize to be
worth $4,000. The event is to be run In the
fall.
V. ]. Kelley. the Philadelphia professional.
who left the amateur ranks to ride in the
cash prize league. has filed an application for
reinstatement with the l.. A. w. racing board.
According to the report OF Albert L. Mott,
OF the committee on transportation. the rail-
roads Of this country carried 432. 900 wheels
last year. At rs cents wheel this gave a
revenue OF sl0S,0oO.
| The American wheelmen will apply for
dates In the national circuit as soon as the
| new racing board chairman Is appointed, for
| their annual good roads tournament, which