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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-08-05
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ABOUT rEOpLE.
s,raa.ss. in the CIIy and wheeling Polk
Abroad.

STRANGERS In the CIiy and Wheeling Folks
Abroad.
Mr.. Albert scheuk is in Chicago on 4
business trip.
Dr.. Marley Is abs to be out after q
severe illneIL
M. and ML D. Kun will leave Tor
Toledo to-day
Mr. II. c. FranEheIm went up 10 Mt
Lake park Saturday
@. L skinner, the Fairmon! hotel
man, was here Saturday.
Mas Bessie NsWIpm, Of FaIrmOns
was q McLure guest Saturday.
Mr.. Otto Jaeger. OF FoitoriG, o., Is
among his old Wheeling friends.
Prof.. Adam Yahn, OF Cincinnati, 10
the gueIt OF Wheeling relatives.
Rev. n. B. johnson has returned from
a weeks visit at ST, Cloud, w. Va.
/. W. Moore, Of Camden.on.Gauley
vas In town on business Saturday.
Misses Gertrude Psddlcord, Of Sten.
beuyllle, iG visiting Wheeling friends.
MI II. E WelsEsrbor and family have
returned from on eastern pleasure trip.
Prof. John Roeder returned TO the
city from Washington, b. o., yesterday.
Rev. Mr.. schWarm is spending his
vacation in the country down near
Woodlands.
Mrs William Brand and daughter,
Amelia, have returned from trip
through Ohio.
Miss Marie Jericho, Of the syuth side,
Is the guest Of Mira will Decker, Of
Washington, Pa.
Justice Fitzpatrick and Constable ].
". NcDsrmOtI will leave for Atlantic
City one day this week.
Miss Bessie Jacobs, Of tho Island,
stenographer for q. A. House. 10 visit.
ing friends at Limestone, W. Va.
Mrs. T. II. Jones and two sons, Of
Chicago. arc the gueIis OF her parents.
Mr. and Mrs. W. Ii. Chapman, Of the
Island.
Mr.. viii Dslaplain iS homo from Al.
lantc City, whore no accompanied Gov.
MAeCorkls aud his party 10 tho Cover.
nor'G private car.
Mrs. Jennie ThomR', Of North Wheel.
ing, accompanied bv her daughter, Eva,
Istt Saturday ior visit TO her parents IN
New MartinIville.
Mrs. Louis Colmar. Jr., Mr. and Mrs.
Fred Fox and Mrs. +. Z. Z9igler have
retuEued from 2aar, o., WHARF they
were spending the past two weeks.
Mr.. William D. Matthews, an altor.
nay Of Washington, D. O., was In the
city Saturday on HIS way 10 Mounds.
vile. whore no will visit HE parents for
4 few WsekL
Miss Nollis MAlonoy and Nellie,
Henry. Of Wellsburg, and Misss. Kate
Moore and Kate Hardy. Of MoundsVille,
are guests Of Miss Mollie McAlllHtor, Of
McColloeh street,
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while working on tho Terminal railroad
on Saturday.
DR.. J. ". Nslion, Of Springfield, great
pachem OF the Red Men of Ohio, IL visit
Ing 4. j. Irwin, great chisi OF records.
Rev, James Glllin, oi Bruchard, Neb.,
who 10 visiting hereabOuts, preached in
the U. p. church yesterday.
", A, Watkins, 4 psddlsF, was aRed
sl0and COSTS on Saturday night for sell
ing without license,
Rev DR.. Robins and family have re-
turned from EpwoFlh park, much
pleased with 1t.
Seven carrier pigeons WeTs started
from Martins Ferry 10 Wellsyille on
Saturday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Tyrell Esther Of Pitts.
barGh, are visiting Mr., aud Mira, NJ. Q,
Mitchell,
Charles W. HoYls has returned from
sclo college, where no took tue teachers
courss,
To-day Mrs. s. J. Smith will go to New
Waterford, o., TO visit hsF seH, A. u.
Smith.
Dir. VIM. Mann leaves tonight for
Minneapolis, MIMI, to visit relalivsL
Mrs. George McGus has returned from
visit with relatives at Nj Pleasant.
Rev. Mr, Thomas, Of steubenviIle. IL
visiting his daughters on Broadway.
superintendent Stewart and vile 90
to Virginia this week on visit
The east factory at the Laughlin nail
works will be OF this week.
ThN Misses Gillespie, OF Portland sta
ton, were down yesterday.
Charles K. Williams spent Sunday at
his home At Mt. Pleasant
John Cusiek Is visiting relatives and
friends At Sleubsnyille.
Six Martins Ferry whsslmen rode to
Cadiz yesterday.
Jane. Gather returned from Pitts.
burgh last might.
shreve Clark will be home from 10.
lado this week,
AIi,S Bes' snOdgrasI is visiting AT
Mlngo.
Q. G. Cochran was very sick yo,tor.
day.
Fred EberIy has the typhoid fever
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MAUrlN'I PNl.KY,
Maps aud SIlGhnp. IL the Thriving Uliy
Across the River


Across the River
Bids for constructing the Martins
Ferry electric light plant woro opened
on Saturday, Hnd whom all Of tho lowest
and most Satisfactory bids wsts footed
up, including tho cost Of tho Iito II
va, discovered that the figures exceeded
tho appropriation by sonsthiug over
$1,000. For this reason II was decided
10 reject all bids. and rcadyerllIc for
thirty DAYS. tho bids 10 DO opened on
Tuesday, September 3,
The Armenian who has been In
Wheeling several days, gave interesting
talks Al The Y, NJ. q. A. meeting ysslsF.
day afternoon and At tho Baptist church
last night. Tic attendance was largo.
Howard and hobart Smith, Frank
HtNwatt, viii and George Cow, ]. G.
Gavin and others lNnyo Friday NJ Shtut.
day 10 camp near UhrIchsyllls couple
Of wecks
The rsmHin6 nj Willis White, tho col.
osed man who died on SorlA Fourth
street on 1hur'day. were inferred In
RlyeFvlsW yesterday
Miss oillB Runyon, who has Been W..
lilng relatives hOrSAboutl tho pAat
thfBek weeks, will return 10 Mlnnoap.
ollie this evening
Adam Crumloy, Of Martins Forty,
had hl1 thumb ma,hed by . haIchOL
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TWIN OIrY mANploAr.
A FIHt Lot OF ER,F'SS Including Henry o.
Navarro, clifford and others,


A RIHt Lot Of ER,F'Ss Including Henry Of
Navarro, clifford and Others,
NEw YoRE, August 4,--In stakes clos.
ing August IA for the meeting of the
Conoy Island Jockey Club, which com.
mencss at shsepshead Bay on August
"a, the following number Of entries have
been received thus far; Autumn mai.
den siakes, IS; September stakes. 81;
Sapphire stakes, So; Flying stakes, Is;
Dash stakes, So; ReapeFs stakes, 10;
Bellies stakes, 80; Dolph stakes, % /;
Flatbush stakes, rs; Twin City hAndl-
cap, 81; Great Eastern handicap, iO4;
Autumn cup, %; Partridge stakes, 80;
Turf handicap, 2Ji Golden rod haadi-
cap. S2i Russell handicap, "a; Flight
stakes, 81; Autumn handicap, 80.
The following nominations have been
received for tho Queen City handicap.
to DO Tuu on Labor Day, September 9;
Henry OF Navarro, Clifford, Dorian.
Chant, Lissak, Keenan,, Sir Walter,
Cash Day, Rsy FL Santa Anita, The Pep.
per, Flying Dutchman, Rey Del Carcs.
res, sarRGosIa, Bathampter, Matt
ByFneI, Sir Francis, Sir Excess, Counter
Teno, EuIileeF, Song and Dance.
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The enterprise Of the State Fair SssO'
CATION in making tue opening day of
he State Fair "Oycl0rs' Day." is sPpTs'
cIGtsi by the Vhsslmsn, and an effort
will bs made to bring in hundreds Of
ou,.oi.toWn WhSelmsa to witness and
participate In the afternoons racing.
In addition an effort will be made to
bring OF a team road racs from Pitts
burgh to Wheeling. to fiuI'h about p,
N. Such an event would be quite an
attraction aud would bring many Pitts
burghsrs to tht city. Wheeling has
several hard road riders, and ii they are
willing to enter the proposed contest it
i, not unlikely that victory would rest
on the local teams banners. Pitts-
burgn, StsubeaTllls and Little WAih.
ingIon will DO asked TO enter tsamI.
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The South Side BARRIERS played the
Whselnsn on the Fulton grounds Eat.
u'lly afternoon. In tho seventh In.
nng tho score vas 80 10 "a In favor Of
the knights Of the knlckerbockers,
but tue cyclsr had hoard Of Glaze
'hiVs'" aud quit then and there. The
umpire gave the game 10 tho South
sde'gto0.
Tho schsshlsI Of Martins Ferry do.
i'a'sd he BsIlaiFs Globes on SATURDAY.
by l2toI This maks' tie lhird ilms
tho ,ehssnlSs haVo wallnnsd tho lioll'
,tte boys. The Maslln's Ferry Juniors
'H17nisSsi the Brown Boys on saluf'
Day 10 tho luna Of q io0
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Frank Mullansy, Of MARITIME Ferry.
returned on Saturday from two weeks
wait IN tho east and In virginia. H>
Ipsn. several days with Dick PAddsn.
,iy' he weighs 1870 pounds, !. playing
great bail and while the Virginia League
ia very swift one, Padden Is the most
popular man In IL Ia three different
toms where tho club played persons
tod MulIansy that Padden 10 tho best
pIsysr Ia tho league. Ho says That Pad
fsn'' club will probably play 4 gamo
with Wheeling before the close Of the
season. Mullansy likes tho playing Of
tia Virginia leagueH ~ vol a. tho
bit PLAYING ho has seen IN Boston,
Pittsburgh and other cities
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During the race meeting at Cleve.
land .. b. ong, proprietor Of the Pine
Valley stock farm, back Of Martins
Perry, took his four.Year.old mare up 10
show her TO some OF the best TelnSmen
and 10 give her a trial on the track. lie
drove her the Arst mile Ia $50, the sec.
ond Ia 2;25 and the third in 2:l5f, last
hall Ia l:06, last quarter In S2t seconds.
This IL 4 remarkably good showing for
4 green marc. She will not be started
until next year. Size iI slmply phenom.
email She was raised by Mr. 0ng, and
was never before on a mile track.
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Doyh and HE Pirates have hefetoiore
been noted a, tho champion klckGfs ~
,is league, bnt they will havB 10 knock
nHdo, 10 thu Twin Cltya From the bc'
ginning In lhs close n tho game thofo
Sm 4 continual display ol fap'chewing
Nv DaffAl aud HIS team which disgust
ID ihs audlsncs thoroughly lad Um'
pbis MtEiptnSy imposed She hnea theJ
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Note. ot ths IIeWIsr.

The Pen and Pencils this evening play
ak postponed championship gamsi,
three with the BoWlOrs aud three with
Chartered Oaks. The frst game will DO
started promptly h7;S0.
The MuIeS league averages will be
published next Monday. They are now
being prepared,
The Muise League season iS ended OK,
cepting for several postponed gamsI
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A now Richmond has appeared In
local checksrdom Ia the person Of Mr..
Fremont Irish. Of Buckisld, Maine,
who has played In several match
games at the Brunswick. HO has in
turn met every member Of the "Big
Four and others, aud in turn each has
been shown the path where lies "old
holIoW-eysd" defeat. lie evidently ont.
claiies the local dsYoiseB Of tho game.
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HARVEST FAKEs pnIRp
In ths south Side League Kaes-ThS Hoo
docs Wera beaten.

IN Fhn a0uIh sIHn Lphguo Nlco-Iho Hoo.
docs We're beaten,
The season Of tho South Side bowling
league ended with the HoodOos and Har.
VsSI tied for third place. Saturday even,
IuEOn Fstts'S alleys the two tsami played
three games, aud HarVss. won on these
scores;
HarysSt-Fetts l59, los, 1882; sehssle
i2S, iSi. lS9; Yenke 1870, 40, 1885, Franz
l23, llS, 100; Strinpel l90. 20. l44j Bau'
mann 1856, 1870, 1885, totals 793, 7OS, 500,
Observation-Disclosures 1926, l9l, 1874;
Springer ll2, 100, 0Si Hall III, ls7, las,
BTaih l28, III, 1872; ATndt l5j. l75, lI5;
saAmon $50, los, l2si LoLAlI 100, III, 769.
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BEooKlrS, August 4.-ou,aeldsr Tom
Burns, who has played in Brooklyn for
number Of years past has received
his ten days' notice Of release from the
Brooklyn club. Young Anderson aud
TrsdWay have been playing so well
that Burns has been compelled to
decorate ths bench for some time past.
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deserved, tho majority ot the "YellaW
Hammers" would hayo been without a
salary itaVlRs HSraid
The Twin City club, one Of the new.
corners into ths Iron and OIL league,
paid their frst visit TO Warron yoster.
day. From lha way tho TitusyIlla paper
had attempted to roaa. lhpm for winning
game from tho easy mark" club Of
that place, one might have supposed
that they were 4 band OF modern Jesse
JAmelei, but We found them good, quiet,
we'll behaved ball players. There are
some very good hall players In the club
and some that ara not 90 good, AS q
team they put up very good article OF
ball. lPdFrsB llt1nOrrai,
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A TEAM ROAD RAGE
May be Arranged Tor the Opening
Day of the State Fair.
WHEELING AaBPIITSBURGH TEAMS

Can DO Secured and Other Towns
May Ea.sr-WhoOiiug Victorious
at TitusylllS-othOr Iron and on
saturday Games-YsStorday's Ma
tlouAi League 6Ames-o'hor News
ia the DOmsla OF Athletics and
SPORT
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TlrrsvILLE PA, August s-smish's
sluEcerI were not GluVgors thi, after.
noon. COnOvsr, the cute KsntuOkian,
vas In the box for Wheeling, aud was
never In better form. 1t isn't often IL
tuIvIlls'U ba,tsrS Itriks out seven tlmes
in a game, but that's Conovsr's rscold
In to-day'I game Gray, for ntuIyille
pitched good ball, but errors a! critical
stages pull the home team out Of the
EIme. 1'he score:
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About twonty Wheeling cyclsu will
take part In the bicycle raceS 10 be
given on the State Fair Grounds on Au.
gust Is in connection with the fremen's
racer. Several from Martins Ferry and
other places will also take part
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The PiLchsFs' Rscurti.


CHICAGO, August "A choice aSIort.
men. Of Wild throws and lumblsI on
the part Of the Colts gave the Browns
their two runs without q hit They
kept the lead until the last halt Of the
ninth, when the locals tied them by
hard hitting. Terry led of with 4 triple
ia the lsuth, scoring the WANING run
on long ly 10 centre. Attendance
1000. Score:
RI. r
eS {! SS9!9S9SSi Z
PlGchsrS Terry and KIsinYuI.
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Rs.sifn I:,...-: :.... 9 SfSsSG

b.ss hit Giaicoet Hone rlnS ireland, GTy.
stolen baseG Brodie. Glancock. poubl0 plays,
Kerr Brodis and CFotiy; Fitch and MoEi1i.
Ftni bEss 90 bAlA, % csasStf !, % Graz
Hit By pitched ball, b Gay / Struck out BY
ConoTei I, b. Cray 4 fa1sed ball, Mitchell l
Aas. l.La UnpIrt. MeNleLney.
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CiScixsAIi, August THE Reds lost
4 hot game with LouiIVille BY Louis
yiIls'I rally in ths eighth inning. At
tendance 5000. score;
eOeinunu % / Oo2oeo o! Z Z
LOuIIVtlls...-..O 0 = o oo2 "a 10 !
Pitshsn. Ysrenln and CunnInEhIm.
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ooNoYEN,s oUTH ouRvEs
Were EanrsIy too Much for the TitusVlllsI
on Saturday.


TopAY's CANE wheeling At Warren; Twin
ClIltI At Ce:oron; PranSnu At TiiusVtliei New
tlstie 81 OH City.
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Hi.nss!s...s,;,,s.......:......adiidS ! III

Batteries, MeCombs and Anderson, Iiauler,
Pau Iad Holllngsheah. Hiia. Rambler ".
H4auuanS Errors, Handlers J. llnnlsnAn g.
s'flet duu, McCotnbs . Hauscf !, Paul 4 Bases
on Ia-.,. NcCombt : panl 2 Umpire. DneeN.
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The famous HuntsmIn base ball team
Of Sieubsnyille crossed bats with Jason
Stamps RInblsrI on the Island
grounds. Saturday afternoon, and were
badly beaten. SleCombS, the Island
boy, tWirIed for the HANDLERS and had
the visitors tanning the air in all kinds
Of ways The attendance was good.
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G0NSuMP

To TnG Epfron-rl'a'o inform your read
srs that I hlve positive fC1 cdy for the
Abors named disease ny IL timely ura
thousands Of h1Jolo5i oa+ls havc been Per.
BAnsatly eurcd. shsll Ia Glad - Sond
tws bs,tles olnyren-ly res toAny II youi
rsAdors who hayo eunvcnartlcn II they will
ttnhmntheir cEpe.stnhTest ofhecnhircss.
T.A.Bleeum, NO, itJ Pearl ST. Now York
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1,,,G,, s.,r,, I'D aiI|Nta.a!l
/. N. ROBERTS SUPPLY HOUSE, . 4
!. SO. Yi7.7is.71i Nc. q Min srolls Mi1nn.

! I "a M 20
the troops at this end they'd know tho
reserves here would be galloping mp
I the game trails east or west Of s.ne cam
Won in no time, whereas II they wait
and let the lieutenant and his party
grope along to that narrow part ct the
canyon, just below where old Sanchez
and his people were drowned out, why,
they've got 'em, sir; got 'em where they
cant hit back or help themselves in
any way . 53.. 4
. The major fastened out into the open
sunshine, now beating hot and dry
upon the adobe walls. Bring my
horse, orderly" he called, as he slowed
away his unfinished report, and boy
trumpeter with his slonched hat pulled
down to keep the sun from his eyes,
turned away from where q little knot
OF men had just buried the body OF the
hapless Mexican herder and darted
into the corral, presently reappearing
with the majors reluctant charger
towing at the end Of a taut bride rein.
Nov let sergt. Kelly have your
horse" said Thornton, land give my
compliments to Capt. Turner and ask
him to join as Come, sergeant, show
me the trails,"
Old Kelly was already in saddle be-
side the commander, and, never wait
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0nIY SO. 81. Best Made Only SIT so. .

Harness. Buggy and wagon Cat
alogus Free. We can save Won
from "a to SIS on harnesses
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rival ranchmen little love was wasted, \
OF course, if I'd been here, 'tisn't Leon
or anybody else would have gone for
medicine but me, as You ought to have
sense enough to know S you weren't SO
keen to be adding blame on other fell
lows shoulders and so diverting il from
your own. Me and Mike spent the
night at our ranch, as you did at yours,
and niver came up till we heard the
firing. . And Downey''s eyes flashed
angrily on his more prosperous neigh
Dor. IT haven't gov'ment post or a.
gov'ment arsenal to dhraw on to defnd
me property and I have to do it meself, :"
he added in whitening sarcasm, and it
anything would stir old Kely's wrath
to the nethermost depths it was the
| faintest hint that he ever used SO much
as single cartridge Of all the ordnance
stores confided to his care.
's'Tis no time for settling our scores,
| Phil Downey, or you and would .ex-.
pind few ass as soldiers and
gintlemen did in the days when
more gintlemen and fewer frauds
were soldering. Go to yer wife
VlldO . always W ~ - eoiAS AAsS'o e'AA SeNA
ache, and I'll to mine, that's never
known what it was to whimper, and
she and will see what we can do to:
find the brave little lad that's gone to
die for you and yours for by me sowl
the hand that lit yon blazing signal
was his, as sure as this" and he
clinched a hairy fist under Downey's
nose, sis at yer service in any way yell
| have it, Mr.. Phil Downey it won't
be the first batin' it gave We"
| With that he turned his back Oh
shame faced group and strobe 6ercely
away in the direction of his home4
Never until that instant had it seemed
to dawn upon them that by any human
possibility Leon had striven to return
had found the Indians interposed be-
tween him and the old post in the
valley, and then realizing what it's
original projectors had not thought
possible that the Indians had probably
SO closely invested the post itself as to
prevent anyone's getting out to fire
lathe beacon-he had risked his own
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and started the signal FIRE? Already g
lookout, peering eastward through the
Elieutenant's binocular, reported . dust
cloud far up the rise toward the new
post the coming Of the reinforcements
and If Crane meant to do anything at
all now was the time.
III 81 II leave You to find out who did it,
sergeant Z he said. We'll goon after
the mules. Perhaps the Apaches did it
themselves as q joke"
"A paches don't joke groWled the
old man, with gloomy face, as the de-
5achment trotted away. There's been
no Joke from one end of this night to-
/ the other, but there's been some stupid
sblunde ring on somebody part. or I'm
/ q recruii t it. \ And then, turning to one
Of his daughters, who stood silently by,
he said, briefly: etcll me the pony,
Kate. I'll ride back to your mother. : 5
N sssSure; didn't you know yet. father?
Twas Leon took it to ride to the fort
for med icine for M Is. Downey =
And thus for the first time was the
veteran trooper Inade aware that his
little friend and found ling had dared
that midnight ride. Fiercely he broke
forth j5s III ss ss
s And was there no man among
he turned to- the sii1len group poi soldiers
left sbehind y man among ye 6ts to-
do man Is work that Ne should 1et5
boy ally rise intt the of Them
Indian diiyiifss were
nv ys,la
tl,S