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The weekly intelligencer. [volume] (Lexington, Mo.) 1891-1901, 1895-02-09

Is co.. Lexington neither win nor loses
in the change.
In an insurance case Just decided by the
Kansa City court OF appeals. death by
suicide is declared to be a cause for not
paying a Masonic policy. The court 70.
verses the Johnson county circuit court,
which gave Mrs. Mamie X. Sparks 9
judgment Of 1000 against the Knights
Templar and Masons' Life Indemnity
Company. Mira. Sparks is the widow o.
Samuel y. Sparks. who was state senator
from johnson county. He committed
suicide In 1892 by cutting his throat with
q razor. The Masous refused to pay hi
insurance policy because there wal a claus,
In the policy providing that In case OF sui
cido whether voluntary or involuntary
sane or insane. the policy should be void
Mrs. Sparks sued and won her case In tn,
lower court and the Masons appealed.
Professor Charles Lee Smith, Phi. d.
pr ofessor Of Political Science at william
Jewell College. Liberty. delivered q lsctur,
at the Baptist College chapel. last Satur
day night. His subject was 'The Battl,
W tuC bbbudaIuo- huctuIltbms 4hl
Is the first Of a course Of three lectures
Tho second ons, on "Paper Money" vii
be delivered at the chapel, tonight
While Prof. Smith Is q rank gold bug, al
are all theoretical hnanciers, and Will
we could not endorse more than half o
his lecture, he made the best presentation
Of his side Of the subject we have eve
heard. lie makes but little attempt o
oratory, but he piles up Theoretical
evidence, and many startling truths
He showed conclusively that II tho Unite
| States should hare the free and unlimite
. coinage Of silver, gold would disappear
and calamity quickly follow. He forge
to show how the masses OF a debto
l.. nation conld BIO benefited by maxim
: money scarce and high priced. Their
was only a small audience beside til
pupils of the school. We hope til
chapel viii bs crowded, tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11
Bi:I,I.AIItE.
All Sorts OF Local Ssws and Gossip from
tho ulHW CitE.

tho ulH~ Cite
Tie four boys, Willie Love, Garfield
Good, Johnny Uramer aud Robert Ray,
who were arrealel in Wheeling last
summer because OF having q suspicious
amount OF money tor boys OF their age
all under lilIeHu-Who II was found
had rahhsd the store OF Crow, McGrSw
& 90, hero, wore all sentenced 10 the re.
form Echosl by Judge briggs. Their
youth pleaded Tor thom, but tho boys
arc bent on mischief. When the Judge
asked ono OF them II he had ever stolen
Guything before hs heiitalsd l0F u time
aud then aald; "Wsll, | don't know
whether have or not. II don't count
in this II did"
"Coonoy" SIsab pleaded guilty before
Judge Dnggd 10 keeping tlis Exchange
saloon open on Sunday for business aud
to selling on Sunday, and was fined $50
and costs and ten days IN jail upon each
count Two other counts WerO dis
missed. One Of these cases ia tue out.
growth Of the mayors Sunday visit 10
that saloon,
There was slight FIRE at tho home Of
Mrs, Downing in thu hrSt ward yesIer-
day, by which all OF her clothing was
destroyed, but the IRE was put out with.
out much damage to the property. II
caught in 3 closet beneath the stairway
Joe Montgomery, who works at the
stove foundry here, has had his pension
cut oil, aud he expresses his opinion Of
the act in no uncertain terms, lie
thinks It makes some difference who IL
in charge,
James McKelYey. q prominent and
wealthy farmer, died a. his homo in
smith township yesterday, His family
are all grown, most OF them married
aud all arc well provided for
The Republican city committee last
night audited the bills tor the recent
big meeting here and did some other
business,
The Democrats have at last secured
tho promise of oT'GnV. Campbell for a
speech in this city, but tho date is not
liked.
Tho mother Of Blum Bros. died at tho
home OF her sou Henry In this city
Wednesday evening" aud will DO buried
to-day.
Rev. William Cochran, OF WellSburg,
visited the family oil Councilman
Joseph Clements, in this city.
Edward u. Thomas, Columbus at.
torney, and wife, returned home after a
short visit here yesterday.
BeIiuire Chapter OF Royal Arch
MSsOns will work the degrees this
evening.
Mrs, CharDsI L. Brockmau lett yeSter.
day for Iitlln to Wait Mrs. 3, I. Cock
Nyne.
John A. GGllaher is booked for some
Prohibition speeches in this county,
W. q. McOlain and vile are visiting
relatives at Weston, W. Va
The Knights OF St. John held au in
tersstinE session last night
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11

The Big "SEHp' viii Come on There On
October SI-BundinE Iha AmpIthOatrs.
Hor SPRrSas, AJAX, Oct l0,-Mayor
Waters and Attorney Martir returned
to-day from Dallas, where they secured
COrbe.t. Fiusimmons fight for Hot
Springs Mir. E, II. siiyen. tho archi.
tee. Tor tue club, also came, aud Dau
Stuart will arrive Sunday or Monday.
In conyorsation with an Associated
Press correspondent Mr.. Silyen said he
would 90 right TO work lsylnR out
ground for tue amphithsRtrs aud the
Dallas structure would 10 moved here
in It's entirety, and that the big fight
would be pulled of at Wilmington
Park, October 81. He further stated
that 4 day aud a night force Of q
hundred men would be put al work
Tuesday: aud would inot atop until tho
building is completed. Five hundred
thousand feet OF lumber is on side
track at Dallas on the way. here aud
men are working tearing down the atrue-
ture Of Dallas. A large crowd Of jubi.
liant citizens greeted the return oil the
committee.
Corbelt will train at Hot Springs aud
will arrive next week. 1t IL not definite.
" known yet whether FiIEsimmonu will
come here TO train, but he probably
will
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11

DALLAS, 1EXAs, Oct l0.-lt was nearly
midnight last night when Martin
Julian, representing FitzSimmonsi w.
A. Brady, representing Corbett, and
President Stuart and Joe Vsndig, oil the
Florida Athletic Club, met In confer.
encs over the condition Of affairs. Three
hours we're consumed in secret session,
at the Oriental. II was agreed as tol'
lows:
That within the next iorty.elGht hours
tie Florida Athletic Club shall name
tho time and place Of the mill that
within tho same time Julian shall do.
eide the others having agreed to ~
whether or not no will accept following
plan for selecting referee:
From ak names Julian shall select
one and Brady one, each shall wrltO his
selection on a slip Of paper and seal the
Alp in an envelope, These envelopes
are TO remain secret till tho day OF tho
arht. 1.-THE names selected arc not tho
same, one Of the two is 10 DO decided on
q lOsg nm
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11

Mils-Herkimer Truepenuy samar.
itau, lie; Sir John, Thyrn, JuauitA, Ap.
prentice, King Michael, CratllesJ, Nav
ahoe. 100.
Six and ous.hali iurlongs-Marshall,
1915 HRmmie, KinPtet, 1885, GtRursce,
lO4; Drum Major, 1902; Lady Adams,
90; Lady Richmond, CAmpanta, o.
One and ono.cighth milei--Eclipss,
Little Matt, Long Bridge, KilEenny, ll2i
ClaruS, Little Tom, Julien, Floriuda,
ThursIon, 100; DulCis Lorondie, a.
Fiye.eiIhths mrle-Mildred b., i07;
Balmaghic, ld2i King T., BuccauOer,
100; PEincess Jean, 80; Miss Blanche r.,
0j; Osller Joe, Oh Sky Blue. John
Haines, RoSaind III, Tomaka, Fideld,
Little Doritt, 81.
Ono and oue.slxteenth miles lckie,
III Fiorimor, ii3i Harry Atonzo, Dun.
garven, IL; lnquirOndo, Ill; Remorse,
Euiolda, Shelly futile, 100; Tom Moore,
Jack the Jew, Golden Gate, 1903
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11

Ladies will be given a reserved section
Of the gsSud stand At to.day's ball game,
Peter Maher iS training hard at his
quarters at q suburb OF Dallas. Jerry
Marshall. the well known colored fighter,
i, assisting in taking care Of the big lel-
low.
It comes pretty straight from Pitts.
burgh that the NonpAreil loot ball club,
which plays the Wheeling Tigers here
tomorrow afternoon, iJ being strength
ened especially for the Wheeling game.
There seems 10 be u general fear up in
Pittsburgh that the Tigers are a little to
strong for them.
Julian, Brady and voudig, Of the Cor.
bett.FiLzsimm0nS combination, were
taken before the grand jury at Austin
yesterday morning and examined along
the same linoAs Delaney and his crowd
Yesterday. Nsndig says that the entire
crowd OF sports will 20 at once TO Hot
Springs aud 70 into training.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11

New YoRK, Oct l0-rhe cold woath.
or at GrRyOsGud with tho moderate card
that had hoen provided made tho at.
tendance aluall to-day The card was
further reduced by sCratchss, 80 there
was little lutero,t Ia tue racing. The
only semblance OF a contest was In the
Blllow stakes, when Roy Del Uarrores
attempted to give Handspring thirty.
dive pounds and failed TO beat him by
head. Summaries;
First, six lurlOngsr- Ruuoyar won;
Hamilton second Mr, Reel thlrl. Tune,
l'lGk
Second, mils-Adalberl won; Captive
second BuCkTene third. Time, l:43l,
Third, the BilloW stakes, six turlongs
Handspring won; 10y Del Carreres,
secondi Rubicon, third. Time, l;l4k
Fourth, Iha liayshors stakes, nile, sell,
inR-Peacemaksr won; Aapahoe, SEQ.
ondi Sir Francis, third. lime, 1871.
Fifth, mile and 4 iurlong-Clsh Day
won; BombazetIe, second; BeldsmerO,
third. Time, 1859,
Sixth, i've iurlongS-Bloomsr won;
Layienta, sseoudi Msdico, thlEd, Tune,
l;0Sf,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11

Last evening the arat three Of the elk
games between the champions Of the
Nu,ss and South Side summer bowling
leagues, for thsAummer bowling cham,
piou,hip Of Wheeling. were rolled on
the FeIIe alleyl on the South Side, The
South Side champions, tho PhmnlS as.
vsgstiOn, beat out the Brownies, up.
town champions, Ia two Of the three
contests, all Of which we're exciting and
hoty contested from start to hpish,
Three games in this series will DO played
on the Musee alleys next week. should
tho Phoenix win two they will DO cham
yuns; should they win one an extra
game will DO necessary. II Brownies
vim all they will DO the champions. 1t
il thought very probable that Ph@nix
will take al least oua game.
The beat score OF the evening was
Scolts 205 in thu third game, Steven.
son rolled good ball in all the contests,
McLura did tho best work on the
BroWnieT side. The score was as fol-
lnwas
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11
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gyrup or Figs II for sale by oil drug
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11

MEDFoRD, MGsS, Oct TO- There
were large hslds OF starters in all the
events and in every heat the leaders
weTO closely punched, RssultG:
2:94 elSss, IoIting-Spsedwell won
second, third aud fifth heats, Time,
2:l9, 2;l9i, 2:l0l.
2:l0 class, trolllng-Tomah won first,
second aud fourth heats, Time, 2;l9i,
9:lS, 2:l2t,
2:ll Glaze. pacing Unfinished -AtcyO
won second and third heats, Time,
2'l2, 2;l2l, Mascot, IT,, won arst heat,
Time, 2:lli, Charley P. won fourth
heat Time, 2;lSt,
9:lS class, trotlinG (unGnishsd)-Don
@. won 1rst and second heats, Tune,
2:l0l, 2:lsl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11

Miss Olga Watt, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. Stewart Watt, oil BarneIyils, died
on Wednesday from tho effects Of pois.
ouing bv eating pork or something else
at Sabula, Iowa, last week, WhSrO she
attended tho wedding OF friend. Four
other deaths are already reported from
the same cause. About 100 persons
woro poisoned. Misa Watt was grad.
nate OF tho BArne,yillO schools. a mem.
Der OF the Presbyterian church and 4
most cl,imable young lady. She was
about twenty years old.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11

luyaros, KY., oct lO-Thc tton
To-day had I'm attendance Of b,Oyi'
Wmlhr Gno, track in'ti sport hIst'
ru'. Tho feature Of tho day was lh9
I'wIyImnia stake, takun alter q nara
uYsUl battle oi i've boats ny Bonnc,et'
INa SO parp was aRAHIsh1l. Ophnlla
mlt iva heat, In 2li2 aud 2li3 llolr
'NYn took lbifd hOAt In gillh 5uh'
mrDB. , ,,.,
% class. troltlna purlO ijOO,,Val'
.y Qnnon won IN straight hsalh inns,
. .,i, g.l7l, 2.iG. .n
lbe Ffan,ylvhSIa stake, for lf9Ilor'
oig0bla to lls class prior 10 June,
lHJJ, wIuo $1,000 jounCOf won lnltl,
lOuth and dlih hSAIL Lime Bplio
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11
MARTIN, IsHIsnY.
uaps and hlShap. III the Thriving City
Across the River


uaps aud Mlshap. In tic Thriving City
Across the River
A letter received yesterday from Will.
lam I. Williams, at Linn Grove, Iowa,
states that he was sick with brain fever
two weeks after his arrival there, and
this was followed by smallpox. Two
other members OF tho family also took
the smallpox, aud ono Of them died.
Tho family was quArantined three
months, and had an awful time. The
quarantine In Iowa is forty days, while
10 Ohio 1t 10 only fourteen days. Will
has taken position at East Chicago,
Iud.
Wednesdays Cincinnati Commercial
Gazette gives tho Martins Ferry hoso
company a great send OF. The Iowa
company gave the Martins Ferry boys
q hearty greeting. Tho proprietor oil
the Victoria hotel at Atlanta promises
to give the Martins Ferry company a
big supper II IL wins. Even money 10
offered here that Martins Ferry will
lake first or second place.
Mrs. Eugene Carpenter died late
Wednesday night at the family resi-.
dencs, on Hanover street, from injuries
sustained hy fall laa: week. She was
ior,y.oue years old. Tho intermoni
will DO at Kivervow cemetery this after.
noon.
Roy Wood arrived homo yesterday
from Shamokin, Pa. where no has been
doing some engineering. Ho expected
10 start on tho Train which was wrecked,
but did not, nnd lett on the one follow.
ing.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. I. Hanel Loft last
night on southern trip, including At.
lauta, Savannah. Chattanooga aud other
pOints. They expect to arrive Rt At.
innta in timO to 800 tho race.
At tue meeting Of tho W. O. T. U. at
tho NJ. L church this afternoon Mrs.
Albert will give report oil tho recent
convention.
Yesterday tho Contrae. was awarded
10 the Belmont Chronicle for printing
the election tickets at SsI, aud slj for
tho blanks
William Rogers, who has been sick, is
nbe to bn out. lie WRs greatly disap.
pointed In not being EblO to go to At.
lanta.
Mr.. and Mrs. E. l.. Cunard and
daughter Hazel, Of DarnOHviIe, will
spend sunday with Mr, and MIS-. N. L.
Cole.
LAST night nearly all OF the Martins
Ferry grOCOrI attended tho opening by
Lewis Miller in North Wheeling,
Yesterday Peter Schrudcr wai fnod
sos and costs and given hlluon days In
jail for shooting Potter Myers.
Stephen lIipklns and son George and
George Burton wGrO hunting near liar.
risvlllo yesterday
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. McGfsw ME ontor.
tanning Rev, Frank Dohmer and WilO,
Of Northern Ohio.
Miss pior Coleman was surprised BY
party Of friends last night, 1t being
her birthday.
Mrs. Abram llRron, Of MinSo Juno.
ton, " visiting tho family Of Robert
Carmichael,
Mp. August Krnalz ibc1pcclod homo
to-day from visit with relatives In
Germany.
Ml1 Goorgiana Watson will entertain
al her home oa Vino stioSt this bYo.
ming
Mrs. Clom spcldol, Of Woll,yillo, is
visiting hOt sister, Mira Frank Holm.
rich,
John r. Mitchell, Of NJ. Pleasant. ia
yl'lting hi, son.in.law, W. II. Francis.
William scOlc, Of BarnoivlIlo, was In
town yesterday
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11
ro.pAY,A BNLn GAVE.

Tie Last Game OF the season VIII be
Largely Attended.
This afternoon on the leland base ball
park tho last base ball game Of the sea.
con Of 1895 will be. played, tho contest
ing teams being the Ramblers aud a
team made up Of returned Wheeling
PROFESSIONALS. As the game has been
arranged for tho bsuoat Of the Island
Jerry il IS an assured fact that there
vii, be an immense crowd in attend
ance. Aside from this, hoHaver, the
gpno will DO worth witnessing. II
kennedy, the Brooklyn league pitcher,
s'riyni no will tWiFl the sphere for the
lAmJ.crs. Tho game will DO called
promptly a. $3.50 O'Clock. Tho teams
vii bat in this order:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11

IfSo, you should have one OF the geo.
graphically correct mans OF the United
States issued by the Chicago, MilWau-
kee & st. Paul railway. They run solid
ysIlibuled, electric lighted, stsGm heat
Cd trains between Chicago, Council
BluaI, Omaha, Milwaukee,, Lacrosse,
Winona, ST Paul aud Minneapolis, con.
Meeting at Omaha with all lines Tor all
points In Nebraska, Wyoming, COlorA.
DO, Utah, Nevada aud California. At st.
Paul with all liues for all points In Mon.
tapa, Oregon, Washington and North.
west British territory. Write to John
X. PoiL district passenger agent, viii.
Transport, Pa. for one OF the maps and
any information desired in reference to
rates Of fare to any point west.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11

A large audience will undoubtedly a..
tend the performance oil Billy Barry In
his great success Tho Rising Genera
ton" a. the Opera House tonight, from
the TACT that ihsatregosrs here can de-
pend on him to furnish something
pretty good In the way oil entertain
ment. His play has been seen here be-.
fore and mss an established reputation
as "a good thing, we'll pushed RIeRg,"
Telling as ii does, the story OF the rise
in life Of an Irish IAboring man, 1t
strikes popular chord on It's first APP
psRrAnce, and tho impression Is lasting.
Mr.. Barry is one Of the most capable
delineatorS OF what might be called 70.
ARed Irish eccentric comedy, aud has
the assistance Of a Wsll.balauced com.
pAny to bring out all there iS in the
piece.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11
KAuBLLEA
rmn nNli NIII.E ItNu0IlD
Tor bicycle Broken fwrcs b. norIo aud
MlnhIn M matttord YnIthrdny.

Tor Bicycle BrakHn twice ~ horIo hh"
windlo ut Hartford YoIt'rdHJ.
lI,rrronD, CosS.. Oct lO.-P D.
B9Ho, the professional bicycIist, to-day
mrio now worlds record for 4 mile,
living start, covering tho dlH!ancs in
I.arj. Tho former record was i AZ 3.J,
male by Harry Tyler at Manhattan
beach this fall. Borlo was paced by
81. n,w qninluploL ChatIor OAK Park
rar, wa, in fino condition, baI Tie
vmtaor was rather cool md u alrong
bnri, blow 40 tho back stretch. Iho
lrt quarter was made In % seconds
un haIi a. % 40 and tho Ihfso'quhr'eh
no 20.
WOuilc, who hold ons Of tho watches
oa brtIo thun wont iot tho same MARI
rI mIucol lns former record by 9,,
a..I,oalnd. paced by tho "qulnL' Bolh
l'stl and Windlo will Try again to.in9f'
Tow, their intention boing 70 lower tho
inl9 record to i:4g,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11

The stockholders Of the Independent
Oil < Gas Company mot at the office Of
Erskins & Allison, aud elected l., l.
Scheehlo, A. W. Kerr. W. Il. Francis,
Henry stingIc aud b. K. Sodwiek, dircc.
tore. Tho board organized Ey cleCling
A. w. Kerr, president; Henry Single,
vice president; ". u. Francis, secro-
tary, +. Il. sedgwiCk, treasurer. After
tranSaciing considerable buIiness tho
board adjourned 10 meet at tho cali OF
tho pTesident.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11

FOR SALE.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS

Farm, IS acres, II acres bottom land, on Little
Grave creek 81 miles south Of city, cheap, on
easy terms, u $50,
Farm, 10 acres, ~ mica east Of city. easy
terms, 500
Farm % acres 80 acres creek bottom. miles
east Of city. easy terms Sivll,
Farm, LOT acres Tiles eas. OF city.
Farm, ~ acres, fronting on National road
miles east VI tht city Easy terms, stSll
Farm, 30 acres houses aud orchards front.
ing on river. IL miles south VI tho clUi very
cheap s. 500
Farm. % acres. miles east Of tho city
Splendid farm, 80 actr', on kUlndboVom-
lonACrc, Of tamc river bottom t7j per acre.
Farm ni l3J acre. on R1uudbottOn
Farm, q acres. Belmont county, miles ives;
OF city, $500
Farm, s. acres. Belmont county. miller west
OF city, 400
farm, 20 acre.. ~ miles east Of city, cheap
farm. 9 acres, miles east OF clIJ, with nav
Clghtroomcl house.
fGrm ,! acres ! mile from Elm Grove
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11

The managers Of "Tho Stowaway,"
which will DO seen at tho Opera House
next Wednesday, aver tina! thoY pay out
twice rs much money for sales, powder
and drills and for tho salaries oil the two
cx.burglar, Spike" llonnes'oy and
"Kid" Mccoy, who arc employed to
crack a safe in this stirring piav. as to
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11

lr's lust ne easy to try One Minute
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easier 10 euro 4 severe cough or cold
with It. Lot your next purchase for y
cough 10 ono Minute Cough Cure. Bet
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try 1t. Logan Drug Co, Wheeling. W.
Va, i. +. poabody, BsuWood, aud Bowie
4 Co., Bridgeport. q. s
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11
PHOENIX WON TWO
Games in tho Championship Series
With the Musee Brownies,
PRIZE FIGHT MANAGERS MOVING

On TO Hot spTIngS-AEFSugOment for
selecting tho Referee Concluded,
To.dOy's ball Game for .ho FSvry's
Misunderstanding at GraVOs0ud aud
LsIlagtou-EatFISs at AqUOduot,
Other Sporting intelligence
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11

average show paya for it's bill board
poiteri and window liIhographI In
their company this season thay have
very high satarlOd actors aud actresses,
while tue TRANSPORTATION oil tho costly
scenery Is another worry expensive mat
lar
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-10-11

be IurO and uGo ihat'old and well.tried
remedy, Mas MISSIONS SoorHiSl
sYRur for children tOuthing. 1t soothos
tho child, soi,ena tho gums, allaya all
pain, cures wind collie and is tho bss.
remedy Tor diarrhHa. Twenty-Five couts
a bottle, NWFGW