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Bellows Falls times. [volume] (Bellows Falls, Vt.) 1856-1965, 1895-10-10
EpwOrth League Convention.

The sixth annual meeting of the first
general district of the Epworth League
was held at st. Johnsbury last week
Wednesday and Thursday. About 800
delegates were present and a successful
convention was held. The following
were elected officers for the coming
year: President, Edward NJ. Taylor OF
Boston; first vice president, E. o.
Yates Of ' Rockville. Gonn': fourth h vice m,
president, E. p. Herrick of Springfield,
Mass; general secretary, w. T. Perrin
of Boston; treasurer, William Flanders
of Newton Centre, Mass; Mrs. Annie
E. Smiley, superintendent of Junior
league.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-05
"FOW ma rENNANWIN VAOE,

Doubts rs to the "S,aRon OF ,hs Present
series with Warren plspulled-rhp MIN
npTs are tbs Iron AND oil League Cham
plou'-Ihc peunRut,
Some people have seen flt to doubt
the assertion that tho Wheeling aud
Warren teams arc actually playing the
present series of seven games for any
thing moro than the moueY that Ia in
the gate, A Warren paper has sup.
ported this doubt by asserting that
lhe series At Wheeling 10 Tor nothing NJ
al, and that Warren arc second season
champions no matter how the present
series ends. 10 settle all doubts the
lNtGLLldENcEU maW cav PEeildaut
Pickett, OF the WaTrGns, who stated
that the arrangement with the Wheel
ing management was that the winner
OF tho series gela Ehe second seasons
championships aud the right TO play for
tho entire season championship with
FrAukiln, who won the liTSt series, IhlS
proposition was originally made by the
Warren people, aud Mr.. Pickett was
surprised that anybody at Warren
should slate that tho series hero is not
for the championship.
II " heeling wins from both Warren
aud Franklin, the local club will ac.
IVally win q peRpRn., u will be seen By
the following from President Power OF
tho league, in the Pittsburgh Leader;
even though rno league 10 practical
ly delunct, there will DO an awarding OF
the psRnRnt ia the Iron and Oh leagpe
within the next two or three weeks.
Wheeling, one OF the clubs that has
been anxious to continue tho organiZa.
ton, is now playing Warren series OF
seven games for the championship OF
the second season. When tho series is
finished it Is the intention Of the vim
ming club to challenge Franklin, who
won the championship OF the first sea.
son, for the championship OF the league.
aud, in case the latIor should refuse to
accept the challenge, will then 90 pro-
claimed the champion and receive the
pennanL Tho management OF tho two
clubs now playing the series ior SUI
premacy-Warren and Wheeling
did not know whether tho pen
nant which had been offered
by Spau.dIng & Co., through their agent
IN this city, A. q. Pratt, would be
awarded owing to the fact that the
league had gone up the luma, Accord.
!ngiy they wrote the donors letter and
received in reply a statement that mas.
much as tho flag hRd been offered aud
there werO two or three teams still in
the race, the original proposition would
60 and the ponnant would be given to
the club winning out. For this reason
the rest OF the series between Wheeling
aud Warren and the resulting games
between the winner and Franklin,
should the atter agree to play, will be
watched with great interest by the base
ball enthusiasts OF this nsighborhood,
and the games will no doubt draw big
crowds. The betting, II there is any ut
present, is on Wheeling, as 1t looks rs
though BuckenbsrGer' boys were
stronger than any Of the other clubs
now in the league"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-05

by local applications, as they cannot
reach tho deceased portion oil the ear.
Tnoro is only ono one way to cure deaf.
mess, and that Is by constitutional rem
cdica Deafness il caused by an in
famed condition Of tho mucous lining
OF tho Eustachian Tube. When this
tube gets inilOmcd you havo rumb.ing
sound or imperfect hearing. and when
1t Is entirely rtosut dcntneSs il tho re-
suit, aud unloss tho inflammation eau
DO takon out aud this Iubo restored to
it's normal condition, hearing will bC
destroyed forever; nine cases out ol ton
arc caused by ra'nrrh, which Is nothing
butnn unamcd condition Oi Tho mucou
surfaces.
Wo wiIlrlyo ono Hundred Dollar. Inr
ans c.Hr VI deafness caused 10y catarrh)
that cannot be- cured by Halls Catarrll
Quo. Soud Tor circulars, iteO.
j. j.. CuESgr 4 Co., Toledo, o.
BJ~Soli By Druggists, zoe,
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MARTIN. FEI,IsY.
Hap, aud M'Nhnp, :" TIM Thriving CITY
Across the River

FLAPS and M'N"Np' III iii" Thriving CITY
Across til" River
Tho opera house this season will DO
conducted under tue name Of onr'
Shaver " knckGcE' Albert r. SHAVER
having purchased we lh'e'esI ol OhAI'es
W. 9"af"'
It has been decided '8"t ThebHFh
post, u. a. IL, VIII IhNo INC fehhsyI'
v1nla lin1 10 Tue snca, p,nen. a. hoG,s,
Vll.e' Lhe! wiz leave "u"u"y no'n'nS
~ , U',,' - m,.,. +, A.. mn
Nl'I rogers VIII 'aho paI' III Tue IVY Wv
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-05
rIIn WAlllINNs WoN

The Fifth Game OF tina Championship Se-
rles-MuCIcary Knocked Out "f tho BOX
and wheeling Played Loosely.
Yesterday aflern DON, the fifth game
Of the series between Wheeling aud
Warren tor the second season Iron aud
Oil league championship was played.
There was much interest IN the result,
as Wheeling had won three games and
needed only another to take a majority
OF tue series OF seven games. But II was
not to be-, the visitors went into the
game with desperation and battcd Nc
Cleary like tends for two innings. piilng
up nine runs aud winning tho game be.
fore Mac was sent To the bench and
Kane substituted. "Tolly" entered the
box in the second with seven runs al.
ready scored aud only one out lilo re-
tired the next two men AMI also OIL
clated ia tbs third inning, the oppos'
Ing baIsmen going ont In one.tWo-tnrsa
order. But as Kane had pitched his
game tho day before aud will be needed
IN FRIDAYS game, Captain Glas,cock
brought out COnOver TO finish the game.
Con met with pretty hot reception,
seven hita being made oil MS delivery
in tour inning'. After tho tr'L two IN.
ninEs, when thG big lead Oi Warren hal
been secured oil McCieary, 1t was seen
tina, Wheelln, was beaten. rs McGlnniG
bracei up after tho first inning, when
Wheeling got three runs, anu pitched
gilt edged ball.
Tho de.din: OF Whaeln: was very
ragged al times. and after Warren got
that big lead the boys seemed dlsheart'
ened and did not play with the snap
that usually charaCterilss their playing.
Warren on tho other hand played 4
brilhan. game in the field. Three fac
double PLAYS cutting down Wheeling
runners ~ very inopportuno mOmsntN
whfn Otinfw ~ runs would nave Ocen
scored. Tue work OF Prince behind the
bat Tor Warren was briIhan, aud his
local admirers often applaudod him.
The game started ia an au'piclous
manner from tho Wheeling standpoint.
After Ball mad been retired Violet aud
Crottg induced McGlnniq to give ihem
passos to fret. \ passed ball advanced
ihs runner, aud Gla,sCOCE's Cofking
single brought in the two ruus. hefr's
single scored GiassCOck. Kerr tried to
s,eal second, but was thrown out by
Prlnce. in their hall Of the inatn. tie
visitors made maitera pretty lively. A
single by Ritcliey, double by Cooper
and singles D7 tue two Wagnnrs brought
in two runs.
WhcelIug's ba.ters we're onay in the
second, bnt Warren made McCleary be-
lieyo he va, IN trance Two bases on
balls lnrev errors and four its, ono a
tao.basgsr hy Prince combined to
make tha Warren end OF the score seven
heavier than 4: was before. After that
inning 81, tho ,ingor was taken ont OF
tue Wheclng4, but tho vlsito" put uP
a folding game that was away NJ IN
pee" ihp inte Of WOO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-05

4, now assured to tho farmers OF tho
WOst aud Northwest, aul IN OtdOr that
tho people Of tho moro Eastern States
may 500 aud ronliaO the magnificent
rrop conditions which prevail along It's
linrs, tho Chicago, MllwHukcU& 81, Paul
railway has arranged a.utiul ol thtce
IAN harvest Excursions Tor August ~,
september ~ and ~ Tor whch round
lrip excursion iick6lS GOOD inr return
on any Friday from September 10 to
October II incluSycl will 10 hold to
ynt,ou. points III tho Wost, Northwest
and southwest al tho low ratio Of about
on IdrH
lor further particulars apnly 10 tho
nearest COUPON ticket agent Or address
ions H. rorG District Passenger AGrnL
Chicago, Milwaukee 4 st. iaul Railway,
WllinmspOft, IA, 1uillhw
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-05

PulLApELpnTA, Pa, Sept, THE at
traction at the Belmont Park track to-
day was the special race for $4,000 bN-
tween Joe Patchsn and John H. Gentry
and it was the cause OF more dissatisiae'
ton than any similar event in the his
tory OF the association. Had there been
hating il il doubtful II Curry, the
driysr OF Pa,chen, would have escaped
mob violence. In tho tirSt heat Gentry
took the lead and lsd by a length
throughout Tho second heat was u
repetition Of tho first In the IhlTd heat
Gentry again took the lead and held It
10 tho wire, winning by note. IL was
apparent to tho judges, aS 1t must have
been to the spectators, that Patchen
was not being driven to win. Curry
was hootsd and jOered AZ, and cries OF
"tnkn him out," "TobbeG," aud the ike
came IRON tho grand stand. The Judges
declared this mo heat" The time
WAS 2:0st,
Ia tho fourth heat, Patchsn went out
in front and led to tho wire, winning
easily in 2:ll
In tho nth there was further trouble.
Falchen set GLOW pace and led by two
lengths until well into tue stretch,
Here MclIenry brought Gentry up aud
PaIchen broke. Curry claimed that he
could not prevent hi. horse from break
inr, hu. tho judges though! otherwise
and declared this also mo hcas,' and
ordered both horses OUT again, Me-
Henry SAID il was an outrage Ia make
his horse pace any more, no being IN
no way responsible for CuEry's mis-
deeds, but the judges ordered another
heat. They took Curry down aud sub
stituted Dickerson, who had driven
Fred Kohl. Patchen won easily, Gentry
not being driven out and was dl'tanced:
The Judges waived the distance and
ordered seventh heat. Patchen took
the lead aud logged the milo in 2'3s.
GENTRY finished in about three minutes.
This Judges said they would take
action against Mclienry tomorrow Tor
the manner in which Ito drove the last
two heats.
The frat heat OF the special race was
the tastes. mile ever made over the Bel
mont track. The best previous record,
9;OS, was made by Saladin on August
ID lSg3
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-05
LOCAL B,sEVIrIEs,
Natter. of M,nor Momonr Ia and About
the CltY.

Matters OF Minor Moment In and About
THE GRASD this evcniug--"A Money
Order"
WoRK has commenced OIL the new X,
Of r. castle, in the Sixth ward.
TnrRr will bo u pony sale on the
State Fair grounds at II u. III. to-day.
TnE council committees on accounts
and police are called TO meet this oven
eng.
TuR streets were pretty lively last
night, There were lots OF strangers in
town.
YESTERDAY ths new pipe organ for the
Third Presbyterian church arrived, aud
1t is now being set ny.
A YoUNG man was announced to walk
tight rope on Twelfth street last night,
but ne did not show up.
ASoruyR story is bong erected on
the Caldwell & Peterson Manufacturing
Company's building on South strcOt.
Isl PLuXEAnD" closed a very success.
ful three nights engagement At the
Grand last evening. The house was
packed.
LAST night tho hotels aud boarding
houses Wers all crowded, cots In use, and
many people then failed to get accom-.
modations.
Tue indictment Of cigarette dealers
by the grand jury had one immediate
effect; all those selling them have them
under cover now.
A SLIGHT shower fell last night DO.
lWson y and 7 o'clock, but there was
scarcely enough OF il to DO any good or
any harm. The entire night was
ShoWery.
The proliuliaarieI TO tho erection OF
tho now city hospital for contagious
diseases are all completed, and tho
building will DO pushed as rapidly as
possible.
TnE funeral Of tho late ex.Mayor
Jacob A. Lander. OF Benwood, will &C.
cur at 0 a. 10. to-day. Benwood lodge.
A. o. u. w.. Of which he was mem.
Der, will attend in body.
iS tie past year the city water boards
collections increased over $500 over
those OF the year before, showing both
competent management and healthy
state OF affairs in tho community.
TnE Wheeling Conservatory of Music,
OF which Prof. II. j. Arbenz IL principal,
will open the yeaS September 10. Tho
faculty IL COMPOSED OF some OF the best
musical instructors in this part OF the
country.
THERE has been considerable discus.
sion about the price OF beer since out.
of.Iown brewers introduced theirs at u
dollar q barrel less than tho home beer,
and meeting is TO DO held next Mon.
day evening 10 see what can DO done
about It,
pRoF. IIRnMAY NJ. ScnocEEY, ono OF
the most competent and hest known in.
struclorl IN musIc in Wheeling, will
rOcommence his classes OH Monday,
September 10. lie will be at his studio
next Saturday from 10 a. m to noon to
arrange liours, otc., with pupils.
TnE Wheeling commandory X. 7. OK.
cursion to Boston TO the lrienni1l Con.
clavo got homo tuesday night. vol
pleased with tho trip. travelling "as.
sengOr Agent o. Il, Wood was preicnlo1
with a gold headed cane on tho return
tripm token Of appreciation for his
services.
A Nrw confectionery is 20 DO opened
in tho room recently vacated by Gala
gan & Dermott. on Market street, by
Misses Amelia Plate and Maggie IGys',
who have for somc time been con
nocicd with the George H. Durst cstaO.
li,hmcnt. Their experience will no
doubt result IN successful venture.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-05

NEW YoRE, Sept. 4-rhe Pittsburghs
aud New York,, in addition to their reg.
uarly scheduled games, played oil one
postponed at Pittsburgh SOME tima ago,
to-day. The double card drew we'll. at
least 1000 persons being present. Van
Haltren'a error in tho seventh inning
OF the first gams prevented the Giants
from winning. The New Yorks won the
second game, which was called on Rc'
count Of darkness. Score:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-05

A full house down stairs and an mn.
usually we'll filled gallery enjoyed tho
performance at the Opera llousc last
night Of Bobbie GAylord's comedy.
drama, ain n Big City" Tho piece is
both interesting and funny, the star at
his best aud tho company competent,
in addition to which tho scenic acCo1.
surtc, nro rich and there Is az ahH"d'
anco oil arLi'tiC and enjoyable special
tina
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-05

To all those who suffer from either
functional or organic Diseases whose
iyoi have boon mulO miserable from
tho ranges Of disease. thoro II still
hope. Not that elusive hopu oiIorod by
80 many and never iaiHIIsd, b"t some.
thing tangible something that IL self.
evident. DR.. OtImln has madC tho
objects Of careful study tho many dis.
eases TO which tho human system IL
hoir to. AltUr ycAra OF painstahlng
Onloayor no has arrived NJ definite con.
Cuaion that almost absolutely Rutfan'
loOa u euro No mattOr how much a
palicnta syslcm has been undermined,
hN builds up mud cures alike. To any
invalid who values lie, hOnllli nnl
Happiness, wO would Wyi'u thpm to
consult with this eminent phyglelhn,
A consultation costs nothing, aud may
he tho maaHS Of htlngtug you health
and hapDnOW. Dr. Oumnn, formerly
VI Naw York, now Of Columbus, ONO,
by special request Of iriuii' aud pa
liOnts. has decided 10 visit bridgeport,
Sherman house, Tuesday, September ~,
\ 4. m. IN y. nl, aul Btllnrc, Globe
hoicl, WodnNtday, September II, ~. H..
IoSp. IN, ono day only Consultation
lfeo And strictly confidential.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-05

Al wa,hluStoa. At,cniAuca, giO u H. =
Ma,hinglour1 y : o I -
Pitchers NAlhrscy, Gilroy aul hrratL I'm
plrr Hurst
At pOI,ou. Attendance 400 ~, II. T.
l2'Glon .,,.,,.."D 2@ ls5 Ia. ~
Pitchers, sullivan, n1laa aal ferry, Umpire,
EinslC,
A. BROOKLYN. AIlondauc, 3,OJl r. u, r
mOoElyrl...",,l % 90 !! .
'' S'cSS. ~ ;p nd w.t,,n U-h c
Donald.
At Philadelphia Attendance, 5.i6i n H. T.
Phlladelphit,O q 0 80 0 . 0-l0 ~
81. LOui-,,.,rl 0 o Ga o O.
Pitchers, Lucid aud MCpouga, Umpire, Muir
ray.
AZ Baltimore Attendance l.i9l. H. n,
Ialt.mnn".,i Q D 90 0 g 3
Loulsyille,...aO q o o o o u = u I
Pitchers, llemmlns aud Cunningham I'm
plTe l0Vun
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-05
A cure for every disease
AUour pGurnG.
strangers In tue Uit, and Wheeling Folks
AbrOuu


strangers In tue Uui aud wheeling folks
Abroad.
Capt c. G. Hewitt, OF tho United
States army, formerly In charge OF the
recruiting station here, AMI now de-
tailed rs military instructor At the state
uniyerilty at MorGan!OTn, arrived IN
the city last evening. lle reports the
prospect, bright Tor the largest attend
Rnca IN the history oil tho institution,
Captain Hewitt IL himself native oil
WcsI virginia, aud was student at the
state university when appointed 70
cadet,hip At Neat Point.
]. ", shsHIsY. Of Grafton, is among
the Faiv viiI.ors.
Cnorgo NJ. Shook. and Albert WiIkle
are homo from tho east
Clarence Watson, Of FairmOnt, regis
tered at tho McLpTo last nIghL
Hon. Charles Il. Wells, OF GloVer's
Gap, IS among his Wheeling friends.
Miss Flora Berger, OF New Martins
vile, has returned nome after pleasant
visit hare.
Q, A. Cline and wife and Postmaster
Samuel Koontz, OF New MaIamoras,
were up yesterday,
Harry SIirers Carr, an old Wheeling
boy now in business al Grafton, Is TAX
ing in the State Fair,
James L. Burns aud family, oil Graf.
ton, are visiting the family OF NJ. Joyce,
IN SoyonLsonlh stragt
Mrs Glenn Moore, OF the Island, has
just returned homo from ~ extended
vIsit to Washington, Ia.
John Nc Jlo,ky. late Of tn Mcclure
pharmacy. has gone to Jurs5y City, 10
90 into the drug Oudness.
Hon. D. NJ. PIgn and o. +. Smith, Of
New MArtiusvIIlu, helped 40 make up
the thronE Ia town yesterday.
Miss Mamie KimOerland, oil Pitts.
burgn and Miss EdIGh Scutt, OF Wells.
burg, are guests Of Island friends.
DR.. John G. Hump and wife have re-
turned from an extended and pleaaant
.oIoutn at Camhridgshoro Springs.
Nj" Lizzie Hamilton, Ethel Glass
and Clara Dcrnan, Of the South Side, are
homo from 4 Asit to WelIsburg friends.
Mr.. W. Q. Beans, OF the Register. is
home from Boston and New York, look
ing much improved in health by his
Journey.
Mr.. |. G. Crago and daughter. Miss
MaudV. OF IippeCanOe, Harrison county,
arc in tho city, gussGs OF the formers
brother, Prof. f. II. CrRgO, oil tho south
Side.
sheriff b. JEDI jenkins and Colonel Q.
L. Gwiuu. Of Huntington; A. D., A.
Bruce, OF LowiSburg, W. Va, and A. Is.
Mouahan, OF Jackson, Ohio, were a
party who arrived IN town last evening
to take in CITY Day" at the State Fair.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-05

Staoy, the exist, Louis twirIcr, will be
In tho hnx Tor Wheeling, aud NJ la has
had long rast ne Ahould BIO la shape to
down tho Paung lyauious in good st. 10,
Barrett, tho clover lelt,haudrr, who
once led tho locals to dciaat, wit pilch
for tho visitors An interesting game
should result.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-05

ERlE, Pa, Sept, Ar, p soarle, the
cycIiIl, who attempted u record break
ing ride from Chicago to New York,
reached this city, q day ahead OF tho
5s't previous time, Three milua 0ast OF
Erie Searle gave up, owing to tho heavy
rains, lilo will go back to Chicago aud
mnkp nnnthaF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-05

RocnnsrER, n. Y, Sept about
5000 people attended the national cir.
cut meet held this afternoon hY tha
Rochester Athletic Club. Ia tho milo
professional Johnny 5. Johnson was
beaten BIZ sangsr aud O'Cannor.
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PATCHEN And GENTRY.
maENRY WILL Be DISCIPLINED,

The Crowd aud the judges IndIg'
nant - Warren Wins Yesterdays
Game, hut WheeIINSIs StIIl in it Tor
tho Championship or thu Iron aud
OH Leagua-BIeyolc l:vcuts YestGr'
day-General sporting News
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KNOWLEDGE

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The needs Of physical being, will attest
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IT, excellence is due to It's presenting
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i, has given satisfaction to millions and
met with the approval Of tho medical
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svnpor Figs Ia for sale by all drug
ginsm ste md 81 bottles, bHt y Is maui
unaturcd by the California Fix syrup
CO. only, whose name isprinlcdon every
package, nlap the name Sgtupol figh
ind being we'll Informed, you Will NO.
accept any substitute II offered.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-05

Tho lest L0uls TWiflcr WI hitol Tor
wheeling THIS Afirfno0n,
What viii worry probably prove tho
deciding game Of the series between
Wheeling and Warren will be played
this afternoon Al 4 o'clock Harry
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-05

TIRED women need to have thoir blood
purified and enriched by Hoods Harsa.
pntlla. II will give them strength aud
h1Allh ii
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS & HERamRNN.

In thinking that because woso on credit under
sell any furniture house in the city Heroisa fair sample
Of prices that prevail throughout whole stock,