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Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-01-17

Tho Blue Lakes Mining company,
IN i..d of Utah capitalists, will work
2, ARE. acres of placer mining ground neal
J Snnn IlahO.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-01-17

Mr.. McAllister is distressed at the
thought of SO many new people in New
York society this winter. He should re-
member that he, too, once was new; nor
should he envy them because he is old,
oh such an old story.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-01-17

The eye is not sensiti e to cold be-
cause it is so well supplied with blood
vessels.
Eagle River review. [volume] (Eagle River, Wis.) 1890-1927, 1895-01-17

One of ny children had NssSss'gs EivIs
a very bad discharge from G ;sAG BALM y, M
the nose. Physicians pre- EN SSc G52s:S Ies~
scriJed aUuhoan benefit. rs GssfEVEa y9a 4 IA
after using Ely's Cream " 80 GfS
Balm short time the Mgx >~ss.sHS
disease acds cured.-O. 4. ss&N ~11V@:2>>s&lsssa
Cara, C0rni2aq, ". Y. k%w \Lss[iENYSatSsssSssl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-16
SATURDAY NEWS IN BRIEF.

Tho ovOrturning Of an oil stove caused
tho fatal burning Of Miss Ella Milan, at
Chicago.
Tho international Conference OF Rail.
road \. NJ. q. AS 10 in session NJ Cliff.
ton Forge, Va.
1t Is asserted that 5000 French sol.
dIers have died In Madagascar since the
beginning of the war
Il. II. CoylO, merchant OF Paris. KY,
hau bscn arrested on charge Of mnr.
dOting Olivia Hall, al tho instance OF
tho EirHs lnthVr.
Ex.Mayor TysoH, oil Reading, com.
mlt,ed suicide Friday night by shoot.
ing. Dependency at tho impriSoa-
mcnt Of u SOP led TO tho dcOl.
An Armenian framed Muradian, n
natufalael Gti2on Of tho Uuitod Staios,
has bcon expelled from Turkey owing
to an alleged revolutionary plot
Captain Iotharc, at whose order the
British trader Stokes was Hanged IN tho
Kongo country, has been recalled to
Brussels to give AT explanation Gi
Slokcs execution.
The Paria .Soclo says the United
Statos has received Il complete Oxplana.
ton from tho rroncN authorities OF tho
caso Of ux.COnsul WalIor, and that his
cause Is irlc,riovably lost
Tho Lat OF killed In tho Great North.
orn railroad wreck at Molby, has been
Increased tn Sevon by tho finding OF two
bodies In tho wreck. l'loy veto un.
known trNmua Tho eoroHaf'H iHfy has
rendered verdict hndiuG Engincor
llnihus responsible for tho diaahtur for
acting uNdnt waiting orders.
A woman, who Ia mating tho rounds
al tho smaller towns oi Nebraska, IL a
nroio,qiunal iorger aud fraud. She pie.
lends to bO in scRtcIt Of II brother In
that state, and to have run nutUl cash
through delay. AhU IL limOl 10 meet
hor husband NJ Dubuque, Ia, and wants
lust enough money 10 take her lhOtD,
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Joe MuLHArrnN ourpoNM

In His widest Flights OF Fancy, he Sever
Asplrsd to SuCh sSnAatIonnllEm, Ms That
Supplied to tho Country By n Reliable q
News Agency
TEaUcIdALPA, HOEpuRAs, VIA CALVES
ton, Sept. l6.-Ths statement that au
earthquake had occurred on last Sun
day, Monday aud Tuesday, with loss
OF 800 lives and tho destruction Of
church aud dwellings, is without ioun.
datiou, so far as is known in Teguci.
galpa No such earthquakOu have been
heard OF here aud the statements made
in the supposed dispatch are false ia
detail.
The American public was electrified
OH Friday last, September IS, By DO.
tailed reportin newspapersSsrve by The
United Press Of horrible earthquake
disaster which had devastated the little
republic Of Honduras in Central Amert.
ca, and. it was said, killed 800 Of its in
habitants. This alarming intelligence
was published under date Of TeGucigal.
pa, the capital Of Honduras, to which
cityit was alleged the news had been
brought by o courier from the "city" OF
Vetapan. which, 1t was said, had been
overwhelmed BY successive shocks oil
earthquake, bringing ruin and desoIA-
tiou, while details were constantly ar
irving In that city Of the damage in tue
surrounding country, All day aud
night Sunday, II Was said, the shocks
lasted.
"DurIng Monday night ahoeta Of
flame appeSred at different points in
the northwest. Tuesday night the
shocks aud flames made their entry in
the report and at midnight the church
tower fell. carrying with 1t three
houses, amid much rumbling, which
sounded like the heaviest cannon, and
rocks iell In perfect shower like a
hail storm. killing .multiLudeS and
bursting forth in flames OF molten lava.
The word picture went on to depict the
elimination OF The awful catastrophe.
There was ChroniCled the destruction OF
seventy.one houses at VetapAn aud l53
bodies were already recovered aud
many moro missing. Reports from
other towns In the interior represented
the disaster as spreading over wide
area on u Correspondingly destructive
scale.
The Associated Press realized the i'm.
portance Of accurate information on 80
appalling an upheavAl Of natures ele-
nents, involving such horritying de-
struction OF human life aud property,
and Immediately dOsDatChSd an on.
quiry to an absolutely reliable authority
on the spot. Tho narrowing tale had
made It's passage thS0ugh Tegucigaipa
leaving no Whisper, or ruiIor behind.
There wero no perishing hundrcdsi no
showers OF slonOs; no topping church
spires--in short no earthquake.
The history OF American journalism
does not record another such bold tab.
ricaticn OF details with go absolute a
lack OF foundation in fact Not even
tho names OF tho localities giva.lRppORr
in any public gazetteer oil Honduras.
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THE MORA cLAt,I.

Tho UnitSd States Receives tho Money,
hut Its Disbursement Is not Settled
Upon.
WASHINGTON, D. O., Sept 15.-senor
de Lone. the Spanish minister. yosler.
day delivered to Mr.. Adee, acting score.
tary otstate, draft to the equivalent OF
sl,440,OOO, drawn on tho Spanish fnun.
cial agent In London, in settlement Of
the Mora claim.
There was no ceremony about the
proceedings At the state department.
They marked the cloae OF an inlerna.
tional question that has dragged along
for tWeHty.aix years, giving rise TO fiery
debates In the Spanish coEles and pro.
irNcted committee inquiries In both
branches OF our Congress, The Spanish
minister came to the state department
alone aud his interview with Acting
Secretary Adee lasted only about ten
minutes. The method OF collecting the
draft has not been determined yet, and
Mr.. Adoe will await instructions from
Secretary Olnoy.
Having settled tho international ioat.
uro Of tho case the state department Ia
now likely to OnCounlorsOne difficulty
Mt homo IN disburSingthO money. Much
litigation is threatened a. was evidenced
by tho taking out Of an injunction by
ono Of lh0 asSignsss 10 restrain the state
department from paying over all the
money to tho claimant, Mora. DURING
the years Of tho pOndency Of this great
claim Mr.. Mora has bOBn obliged to mako
assignments ot part ol II, thu larger ilams
being on account OF legal expenses.
Some al those assignments have been
recorded IN tie state department, but
their number aud aggregate amount
cannot DO learned nj preg0nt. OF those
the department must tnkO notice In aut'
ting the claim aud II In probable others
are outstanding Of which tho depart.
ment has not yet boon informed, To in.
surO u proper distribution tho depart.
mont will give official notice by tho
usual channels, 30 that pronGr claims
may DO presented aud, az this will no.
cossntily consume some timo, there will
DO no hostO In closing up tho mattOr
A bnilil from ono OF tho district
courts waited on Acting SCCt0ttry Aduo
and attempted to sefye m injunction
In bohall Of Mrs A. W. Frazier, 70.
Alfaninp him from paylng 81 600 u tho
claim, which sho alleges to DO her inter.
cst In an assignmcnt held by Dr. Dax.
tor MIR. Adcn refused TO accept service
because tho Injunction was directed
against Richard Onoy, and tito papers
were returned IN court Tor an amend.
a 4. IL
alalc, Mr., Wllloughby, a Washington
lawyer, was also NJ tho department, IN
tho interest Of M assignment he holds
IRON Attorney pnro, formerly Moraa
lawyer, and tllofo la reason To believe
that tlCso nto but tho iorerunnow Of
tho numerous claims under N'sgn.
lnOnIS. soino Of which doubLlOSS will bn
CONTESTED by Mr. Mora,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-16

FivO-eiUhtha Of a mile, selling
AmeSr, The Swain, CraltIess, no.
Chattanooga, Long Brook, DucaS, 10Y;
Prir, Murengo. l04; Philomena, lOl
Fred Douglas, Gutta PCrcha, viii FL.
lott, 9S; Bowling Green, Edna May,
Cuckoo, Ettarro, 0i; Austin, Hop
Bloom, 90.
Five.eighths Of milo, selling-Iohn
Haines, lis; Aroline, 10Y; Imperial, los;
Helen II H., Lavienta, los; Brisk,
Buccaneer, 100; Rosalind I'LL, OF; SKY
Blue, Traposition, Little Dorritt, OIL;
Laura Davi', %; Ensign, 82; Lsrtosa,
Venitia H.. NJ. D. r, La Petite, so.
Mils-Campania, 100; HeFktmer, l07;
Second Attempt, Hermanita, Applause,
104; Escape, %; Thyraimp,, Fire Brand,
SO.
Ono aud one.eighth mile, handicap
Flying DutchmAn, 100; Augusta Relic,
1O4; Adelbert, lO3; LItle Tom, l02;
Prig, 100; Tom Moore, 05i Clarus, 03i
Maggick, 30.
Mile, selling-Lookont. Florinda. 100;
Nero. lO8; Annie Bishop, los; Mar
shall, Harry Alonzo, Little Matt, lO4;
PMOdin, Little Tom, l02; Clarus, Mag.
giek. lOl; Golden Gate, Van Brunt, 90;
Mckee, 9l.
Mile. selling. weitor wcfghts-Ktug
Paul. Nowor Never, Sir Tom. Jack Rose,
Dungarven, 1875; Roller, l5j; Gold Dol
lar, SpFite, l22.
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ON A SERIOUS ouAEGn.
A Prominent West Virginia Attorney Iu.
dictsd In u Pittsburgh Court

A Prominent West Virginia Attorney Iu.
dictsd In u Pittsburgh Court.
Special DgIpaich 10 he haisliigsaecr.
MoRoASTowN. W. Va, Sept. l5.-A
big surprise and sensation has been
caused hero by the indictment by a
Pittsburgh court OF L v. KOck, a prom.
insnt lawyer here, Gnd Elmer A. Scrat.
ford. who is prominent In oil circles,
for serious charge
The indictment was found at the
inStigatlon Of Mrs. J. W. Cobb, whose
Story alleges that Keck and Scraford
influenced her fftsen.year.old daughter
TO run away from home and enter a
diSorderly house In Pittsburgh and
that these men have been conducting
improper relations with her. Mrs.
Cobb alleges that she was unaware oil
her daughters whereabouts aud has
been searching for her for several
months, and only located her finally
through the aid OF detectives. She
presented the case before the court and
her attorneys have applied through
Governor Hastings for reputation pa.
pGrs upon Governor MRCCOrkle for the
two men.
Keck gave himself up and was ad.
mitted TO bail in the sum OF $500.
Scratforl has not yet been arrested.
The oiTense under tho Pennsvlvania
statute is very grave one aud puniSha.
bio by long term in the penltentiary.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-16

ST, LouIs, September l5.-Cleveland
and st, Louis played two games to-day,
TIE Spiders won both, KiasInger vast
mark in the frat, tWenty,iour hits be.
ing made Oh him and TebeAn's men
could have made il l04 had they so de-
sired, The second game was we'll and
closely played, McDougal did good
work, while Knoll was hit hard, Young
succeeded. him and also received live
ly FASTENING, An error by Counor gave
Cleveland the game, II was the hrst
sunday gama OF Young's career, lila
contract absolves him from playing on
SUNDAY, but tho psnnRnt race 10 so close
that ha volunteered to 80 in, The
game was called In the seventh on &C.
count Of darkness. Won Der Abe, Of
the Browne, protested tho game to
President Young, claiming that o'DNy
called II while twas still light enough
10 play. score:
FiurGamc. II H. +,
q 5iei IGaidd-.,5a 3 : s S.S : 3 ~ ~ 4 s
learned runs, and Q. Pitchers, HIssIngcr,
Wallace Umpire, ODay
second game; H. II. l.
Clcyeland,,,,.,,.r..,"I D 2-S II 2
Earned runs, aud :, hichrrs, McDOugal,
Knel aud Young Umpire, O'DaY.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-16
A SUDDEN DEATH.
Ephrtam Dalton, a slstersvIlte Man
Struck by Apoplexy
AND Dies ALMOST INSTANTLY
AZ tho Wheeling bridge Toll oGIpc,
Dalton Was a Well Known OH Ma"
Mt SisrOryvlllo and Ills Death orG'
ated Great surprIso-uo Had Been
Visiting Friends on the island.

Yesterday afternoon about 4 o'clock a
very sudden death occurred in the toll
Office of the steel bridge. on the city
side OF the river, EphrAim T, Dalton,
a we'll known SiaIersvlle man, who has
been actively engaged in the oil BUSH
ness there for several years, was in the
city yesterday, the guest Of the family
of Mr. James Emery, on Delaware
atseet, Island, In the afternoon he loft
the Etiery house aud started to como
across the steal bridge to town. Mr.,
Dalton was large, robust man who
would would not have been supposed
to be afflicted with any Ailment
Tho toll man'at the bridge Office, w.
T. Groves, tells Of the unfortunate
event, Dalton, he observed, walked
over tho bridge toward the carapidly
aud seemed 10 ba in the heat OF health.
When opposite the entrance TO the
office no paused and asked Groves II no
might sit down in the Office for mo-
ment, complaining Of sudden sickness
that secmpl about to overcome him.
lie sat down and In few minutes
seemed better and stood up again, but
staggered against the table and in less
than a minute was dead.
Before he disd Dalton, though speak
ing under great dlliculty, answered
Grove's inquiry as to his frlonds here;
"Emery, Delaware street." and then
became unconscious and died.
Az soon as possible u physician was
summoned, DR.. Ee,t who pronounced
that the dead man came to his end by
reason OF rupture Of the heart, or apo.
plexy as it is more commonly known.
The body was taken charge OF by Men.
del and prepared for burial, Tho wife
OF the dead man was advised Of the sad
event, aud she, together with her child,
came up last evening from Sistersvitie.
The plans for tile barial had not been
completed last night, but 1t is supposed
the funeral will take place in Sisters.
vile.
II Is learned that Mr.. Dalton was
never before sick in his life time, being
most hearty man. He went to Sisters.
vile several years ago. His home Is in
New Jersey. Coroner Schultze held an
inquest and gave a verdict in accord
aRce with the facts,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-16

NEW YoRK, Sept. lS.-Mr. O. ]. Fold,
the owner of he little deiapder Ethel.
wynn, will aail tho boat himself together
with Mr. p. @. Hall against ], Arthur
Brands Spruce ". The races will be-
gin September 81 md continue every
day Tor five days or until one wins three
races. sundays excepted, The courses
are arranged this way:
First-rhree miles to WindWard or
leeward aud return, sailed over twice,
making twelve miles.
ScCond--Triangular, two miles to
leS. sailed twice, twelve miles. 2
II the water is too rough outside In
the sound, they will be sailed inside
Oyster bay. in which neither owner has
ever sailed. The time limit will be five
hours
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the bases. o'Brlop then cleared them
With splendid huma run drive. Tbs
next mon were easy outs and the game
was called to allow the Chiclgos TO
catch train. Frnat haa n finger split
and had to retire in tho eighth inning
OF tina lpt game, and Umplra JAYNE
was badly hurt IN the second game by
two hot foul tips, EYsr0lt'a fielding
and Dahlen's hating were tho features.
Attendance $4,000, SCorO;
First game. II, II. Z.
i.oaisSiic-,""3 . 0 . ! . . % Is s
Earned ruuS 3 and /, Pitchers, FrIopd and
Cunningham, Umptc, Jcync,
second geMS, H. IT, T.
,Hly ''t'''''''''''''''''''''''g ! Y ga ~
isNllle'"",.,..., ,,,,.,"0 o y U H. .
Earned runs 2and o. Pitchers, Parker aud
Mcfarland, Umpire, Jevne
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-16

IIsrs Is the way boxing export sISes
up tho Observation-Disclosures fight for
tho worlds heavyweight championship,
which comes OF In TSxas aSxt month,
To sun up briefly. BilEslmmopS Is .
Knockout hitter, all tho timsi he is q
magician attslntlng and getting in from
long distance, aud he can knock Cor
bait out as quick AZ anybody else II no
eau hit him about the head; at duckIdg
OF saving punishment from his head, no
il nothing extra. iIiS fast finishes OF
Jim Hall. Dan Creodou and others,
eaaIa probably not BIO duplicated BY nm
other man in tho world; these have
given him rank to dispute with the
champion, and he is tho best man to DO
had to-day to put against him.
Corhett IL an all-roaRd master OF tho
defensive art; he knowa more about the
game, taken aS whole, than Fttz or
anybody else, but, Tor reasons already
seen, hs Is behind Fits in dangerous
and desperate work. EitESlmmons has
shown himself genius in few partic'
MAS white Corbett is reliable and
stsady.goin2 from beginning to end.
Here are some Of the "Ils" Of the pro.
posed big combat
II the light lasts tan rounds, aud the
phenomenal Australian has not landed
Knockout, il il likely he would not
land one in hundred years. janis
will have known all about his turns by
that
Ii Fiz t, swift enough 10 catch Jim
in duck he eau win in from four TO
seven rounds.
II Jim 10 swlIter in his ducking than
Fiiz in reaching for them, ne will push
the attsnuNled New ZsalandeT all over
II Fla wins no must do it quick.
IfCorhslt wins he must take his time
with such n dangerous fellow.
II Fil2 wins he will own two distinct
championships-middle and heavy.
II COrbett wins he will have gained
nothing in tho eyes Of his enemies and
the unthinkinV. but whole lot in tho
eyes Of good judges.
Il Filz loses It will come easy for him;
he will still DO middleweiSht champion
OF the world.
II jim loses no will, indeed, DO in
bad wav; people will taunt him that he
was whipped BY a slender niddleweight.
lie could unt hope to get on u return
match, ani wouid have TO mill with the
common hctd or got out OF It altogether,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-16
KNOWLEDGE

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dispolling colds, headaches and feydrs
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IL hn given satisfaction 70 millIons, and
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and being we'll informed, you, VIII ho'
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-16

OfFort Wayne, Ind writes onNnv. p 1891
NJ was afflicted for forty years with hoart
tronblo and suffered untold agony. Ihad
weak, hungry spells, and my heart would
palpItate so hard thepaia would DO so acute
and torturiug. that became so weak and
nervous could not sleep, Was treated BY
several physicians without relief aud gave
up ever betug we'll agaiu, About two years
ago commenced using DR.. Miles Remedies,
Ono bottle OF tho Heart Care stopped al
hoart troubles and tho Restorative NeFv!nG
did the resi-, and now sleep soundly and at
tend to my household and social duties With
out any trouble.
soldhydrugglsts. Book sent free. Address
nr. Miles Medical 90, ElkhRrt, Ind.
DR.. Miles Remedies Restore Health,
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Low Rates to Chattanooga Rnd knOHVlllO.
On account Of Sons OF Veterans Bat.
tleAeld Encampment, Knoxville, Tenn,
and dedication OF Chickamaugua Ma.
tlonal Military Park, the Baltimore 4
Ohio Railroad Company will sell excur.
sion tickets from Pittsburgh, Wheeling
and intermediate stations, to Knoxville.
Tenn, for all trains September 10 TO 10,
inclusive, and to Chattanooga, Tenn,
September s to II and 10 to 10, inclusive,
valid for return passage until October
8, inclusive.
tha rate from Wheeling TO Knoxville
via Cincinnati will be Sll 30, and to
Chattanooga Sl2 As. Tickets will also
DO sold via Shenandoah Junction and
Washington at slight advance in rates,
and cotrcspondinGIy low rates from
othOr stations.
For further information call on or I'D.
drsss nearest ticket agent Baltimore 4
Ohio railroad.
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CHICAGO, Sept. l5.-Tho UOIts in.
creased their percentage greatly to-day
by defeating the Colonies twice. Con-.
ninghAm was pounded all over tho field
in the first game. Friend was also
batted hard, but kept the hits scattered,
excepting 10 two innings. Parker was
in the box for the locals In the second
game, and had everything his own way
til the 9th. whom his GLE OF a base on
balls was followed by two singles, filling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-16
C0RBEIT AND FITZ
A Boxing Export sizas up the two
Champions o; tho Arena,
II the AUSTRALIAN WOULD WIN

Ito MuW do tho job QuIekly-coF,
Ueu, to Woo Success SInst go
Slowly-rhO "lls" OF tho Coming
Combnt-rho Little Defender Races
This Chicago Wins two fran
tho Notwithstanding oltho Clubs,
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CnoLEnA MomutiG a dangerous com.
plant, aud often IL fatal In ila tS'Nltu,
10 avoid mi, you qhoti,d uEe d. vita
Collie nul UhGlOrA euro, NJ Aaoh an tho
frat eymntnms hppoAh Logan DllH
o., Wheeling, W. Va, u, II. Peabody,
IIenWood, and BowlO X Co., Bridge.
port, o. D
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-16

HAVANA, Sept. Is. = Tho steamer
Colon has arrived here, having on board
tho Roy battalion, consisting Of City
seven officers and a thousand mon com.
manded by General MADAM. The re-
coption accorded them was enthusiastic,
as has been that OF all troops arriving
from Spain.
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Sp,cia Dispaist 10 q { Ia:a'Genoer.
HuSrlNoToS. Sept. l5,-Nsxt WsdueS.
day afternoon the Huntington Gun and
Angling Club will give a shooting tour.
nanent at their grounds here, and vie,
ting sportsmen are expected to be pres.
ont from a number Of neighboring citie'.
Some fine prizss ara to DO awarded, and
Ell. Doutilet and DR., Sample will shoot
ont the tie made some tino since for
tue championship OF the county.
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LoSpoS, sopL i6.--CApiAIn @, y, Ban.
croft and Miss Margaret KOndOl, son
aud daughter Of tho iOyotito actors OIL
those namOB, wOrO married. to-day.
Among tho gnOAla wac The Row. l. W.
llill, Of New York.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-16

From seventh to fourth place Is a
pretty big jump, but that is what the
Colts accomplished yesterday by twice
defeating tho Louisville Colonies.
Cleveland stays well up on those two
victories over the Browns The first
three days OF the present week will
have decidedly important bearing on
the race Baltimore goes TO Boston for
three games aud tho Orioles will be
lucky II they got ono OF the three.
Cleveland on tho other hand should
have an easy snap with Ewing's Reds.
However, If The Rods should do the
BurpriSing at Cleveland the Phillies
would not no outsiders for tue Temple
cup hOnofB,
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Heart Disease Cured
By Or, Miles Heart Cure.

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