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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-04-19

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-04-19

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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-04-19

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W. Soronu.
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tt inter uetfeH.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-04-19

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but.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-04-19

Observation-Disclosures. EXTRA suteSamen
aortUffetn su 81 per 8uibel. 2Is
8reiie Iterssn. oesbalb ma6t iest Gu't
BeIIelluuacn bei u. e. BrueDt.
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Rouit Cure Stubs i'm 8rOesris.
siore usnn :Jbr bort bic 6sftsu uHo
bialaiien Shube srbalten tonnf. ME 0sl
Bruooi's.
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Gran GbaB. RteQtr.
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8srju6t uuisr 5 Gents pro adun'
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t6r iemdls aeicftsi.
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Die 6erreH Rilbelm 6Oppp.
Thee. lille uHo 6surp 0ltscrfoblsr
bon Stofpe ~bsfnnosn lih ssitern IN Der
Sinot IN @sihdftsn.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-04-19

XII Dttriie TcorOrU, o Il. 2onis.
bsFnOst ND bier gu Ssia9 be' Isrsr
sdmsTer, 5rou Gris oduns.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-04-19

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eure @erftnssi6uhe ooer irseHe dnoere
S6ube. ets bsffrn Die seuinHt ruereen
bel YTuoot' ,.
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DE id6nits AusDahl BON psmosn
uno 6oisu 5u ME oasswsisnen biui9sn
Brerieu fnost man bel
G6sHer Bros.
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6ermanntr pulksblatt.

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ernoeu befuAsueiie in ct. 2onis.
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msuiamsu ijuo ots .%beitsn. 81 BADEN
BET u. Z BIuoot.
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6srr gruh 9osbisr iebrts lssten
gieustns Don siusr no6 81. eOuis uH'
tsruommensu Beiu1srsiie iurn6.
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DE GrosgeidwOrsusH wuroen lssisr
Eounerstng, nad uur r%isrtdsiSsr SIs'
uua, entlnhsn.
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6srr 8srub. RueIsr reiite Isstsn
Rou,oa IN Geitdftsiaasu Ha9 q.
2oHls.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-04-19

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S9a6HfA kSsz cSAt e@A 4Hf 3fSeH EEe 81 IT'S
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SsrE & sesxEbtz Gts@sHssssH hsazn pis ser
insu. D. psss4<I.
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Or. prices Cream Batting powosr
1as Souiummtuhr. has stmn@t tuiro.

Rropp's Bodbicr mndte Issten Sonns
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pdriigen Biere acirolt Die Strange bal
ten Tam. 0dtItsn Sonutag wlro cine
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Iigsn Buibi6aiten iriib on 9npi lslu.
Ginaemnbtc Nepiel. 3.Biuno Sdnneu
10 Gents, ; Iir % Gents bel
Yruouts.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-04-19

Sedmaun's TRsbl uub gOrumebl bel
Brueot's.
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@rocertes. iriih uuo tets be
~bia,gitcu III Der Staot.
". Z. 8ruopt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-04-19

GTlra iejne GnIiioruIer 3Uetl68en. ID
Biuno inr 81 90 bet Yruooi's.
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Gin Waar it6ue S4ube MIR slOO
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Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-04-19

drl. ausuite aislmann rslite ltsisn
eouniaa na4 II. 2ouis JumSsiud Don
Vsfponetsn uno BstaHpieu.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-04-19

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BTuooi.
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a~eiahluoleren uuo mebr humnHsn Qeu.
ten ilberaebeH ODER ipieosr i'm @niiens
6auie unter9ebraht ruIro.
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6err 6enrn Bremer. BON RhiHfldno.
mar lesten Gtenstns IN Der Staot UNI
grfunoigungen einSn3ieben iiber ons
S9idial ieines 20 SABRE alten Gobnes.
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Der Boots Der Observation-Disclosures
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truufen lit.
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nrbeitern iebr befiebt.
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-04-19

9ffau5su. S6oue Srose ielbtt-
a,soasn. 5rabtrsutpFaH5su fHo 81 b.
ben BEL Jobu G~sftortH.
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S}orr Hne 2~efHFnfiet. % babe rec 20 e6ea
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aui net alien Sfattilnf fGtfH an Ger iiiFff efeff, kes
10 btnta hsttauieH Nttet. WuNan MFaak
IBias tsfbIef. M
Hermanner Volksblatt. [volume] (Hermann, Mo.) 1875-1928, 1895-04-19

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Sabsrtm Peubs man no an
HtaR SRHn @ttt.
4TtmaHn. aHsi
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5ru6jo6rs Waaren
G@JOEIE It HELNGERS-@

1850
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s6 ID exrtals wtSSt i'm : d Rstserssf2 II bin HHs suPaHeHse aassse N
Zen baaRrn prafeH Irfde.
JOHN II.
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aZesGs<ssst. zx zsf1s4t BErsu=wgszs sex
S~asszslz41Exr BIT PgrEazE EasfHas
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N&sEszsouG
II Sf4tettn.
p<rHzzz &- & Asrl, Ess. asEtrsE.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23
AMERICA 'rNIUMpms.
It's Athletes Victorious in livery Event
Against tho English TSAmS-SurprlSiuG
Results of saturdays C0utssts.


New YoRK, Sent 22.-NeYar in the
history Of athletics has there been such
successful series OF contests held in q
single day the world over as tho inter
national games between tho London
Athletic Club and tho New York Ath'
letic Climb representative, at Manhattan
Field yesterday afternoon, Between tue
smashing OF records, Embarrassing I'm
iSheS, and above all the entire shutting
out Of the visitors from even winning
fret honors 10 any Of the eleven contests
on the programme, the IL, 900 spectators
who gathered within the enclosure,
throngiug the sands and filling the
bleachers. as well as every point Of
vantage, were kept in continual fer.
ment OF excitement, which was only
relieved at times BY wild outbursis oil
enthusiasm. The RrandStands wore
Rlied with the wealth and fashion Of
New York, and the CAV toilets OF the
ladies' werj q plea'ing relief to tho back.
ground OF stormbsaten boards and
plauks, OF which the stands were con.
structsd. Tho balcony oil the club
house was feStooned with the American
and British flags on the side.
The man who would have had the
tenerity TO predict that the Americans
would sweep everything before them,
would have been laughed at by the
majority Of those who made study oil
athletics.
In the ss0.yard run, with which tho
games began, Fitzpatrick and Lyons
were selected to meet Koran aud Lewis,
the Englisk representatives.. After n
beautiful race, Fitzpatrick won by ten
yards. When the numbers went up
aud the time announced, beating tho
worlds record by second, the crowd
cheorod wildly. and argued that this
was good omen tor tho success Of tho
American team.
The lOO.yard dash was the second
event. When the pistol shot rang out,
Woicrs WAS seen to DO in front from tho
start, with Bradley, tho English cham.
pion, second, Crum third, aud Steven
son fourth. There was no change
throughout tho race, Weters maintain
ing his lead to the tape By two feet, With
Bradley second, about twelve inches
ahead Of Crum. When the time, 8 IA
seconds, was put up the spectators
again got TO cheering, for the worlds
record had been equaled, aud tho Eng
lishmen convinced that lO'ilOt could be
broken.
The running high jump then intor.
ested the oulookots, Sweeney had q
bit Of surprise up his sleeve All but
Sweeney soon fell out rs tho bar was
raised. TWAS placed at o feet .! inches
In order to give Sweeney chance TO
broak his own worlds record OF 6 fcot
bl inches. With superhuman effort
ho made tho jump, and cleared tho bar
amid rrcRt applause fhrs b" "'-, b.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23
Nick, no; Harry Rood, Shelly TnttlO
1917 Preston, 1905; Captain 4, An6sr
1902; lola, 90; Pow Wow, o.


For "AmOrioa's" Cup Tatk, To rna AssO.
Glatod Prsm-ulS View OF tie Recent
Dunnven FluEa.
LONDON, Sept, 22,-Mr, Rose, who has
challenged tho Now York Yacht Club
for race for tho Americas cup, was
seen by the representative OF tho Assoc
cialOd Preia tonight uo wa, asked
for particulars regarding hls challenge
for tho Americas cup and replied;
"Ses, am going 10 challenge for the
cup, have sent q preliminary mes'
cage to the secretary Of the New York
Yacht Club and have also communl'
Gated with Mr., ], Pierpont Morgan on
the subject The formal challenge will
90 through the Royal Victoria Yacht
Club next week aS soon as the designer
and shall have agreed on the dimen'
slons OF the yacht which 10 to be built,
and other particulars which 1t is noceG'
saTy 10 incorporate in TIM challenge,
The yacht will DO designed by Snper,
and it will be built at Fay's yard in
southampton. / eau give you no other
particulars, az really, they are not set
tied yet"
"ShRll you make it a condition that
the races for tho Americas cup must DO
held elsewhere than In the vicinity Of
New York % was asked.
certainly not" replied Mr.. Rose, ~
shall make no conditions, though, OF
course, am most anxious that the
FACea shall be held where thOrO will be
no chance Of interference, and have
no doubt that tho New York commit.
tee feel tho same way"
1T was feared" observed the inter.
viewer, shat the FeeeRt tlRsco would
prevent any Euglishnen from challOng'
ing again"
"oh nc" said Mr.. Rose, "the affair is
regretted on both sides. A certain
amount Of friction is insOparable from
all international sporting events, but
that will not deter US from trying
again."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23

liahes q now record OF O foot 81 inches,
which was increased to 6 foot O. inches
when tho height was re'm9Usnrud ut the
request Of some OF tho bylmndori.
In the mile run William Il. Lutyena
foil out RRd lag Oh tho grass, about 1860
yards from tho tape, Connofl finished
first in minutes Is 10 seconds,
The 220-Yard run brought together
Jordan aud Downer, OF England, and
Wefers and Crum, OF tho New Yorks
Weiors won by fully thrOo Yards from
Cfum, who was about ono yard before
Jordan, Again worlds record had
been bgoken, "a the time was 81 SO sec
onds.
In tho hurdles Captain Godfrey Shaw
and Oakley were against Chase aud
COdy. Chase managed to beat out the
English captain by about two iest, with
Oakley three yards back. Once more 4
worlds record was lowered, US tho time,
10 20 seconds, beat Chaso's worlds
record by fifth Of q sacopd,
The prOttlGst race Of the dav was tho
Quarter-mile run, About 100 yRrdI
from home Jordan took the lead. The
Ahbkhh puNt Alhlhul lhNllg NANkAk Ala
man yard from the tape, and won by q
couple Of inches in great effort SandS
was a good third, four yards back. The
time was 40 seconds, which was only
half a second behind the World's record,
In the field events tho Americans
had q walkoysr, Gray winning the put.
ting OF the l8'pouna shot Mitchell
won tho hammer contest, Robertson,
the English competitor, was away off,
he having six fouls in his six attempts,
In the thrss.mils run Koran aud VIII
kins, Englishmen. ran against Connect
aud Fitzpatrick. At the beginning Of
the third mile Koran led Connect by q
yard, but no was showing signS OF dis.
lress. Connect went past him at the
club house and Koran stopped. Con.
nsR increased his lead to 100 yards and
spurtod in the home stretch, beating
the Englishman by 100 yards in 10
minutes 80 seconds.
This ended the day's Rport, which
proved 10 disastrous to tue English YisL-
tors. Tho Englishmen had no reason
to complain, however, as tins crowd was
most impartial. Every effort Of the
BFIsIsheEs wSs we'll appIRuded.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23

Five and ono.hali iurIong', handicap
--HnIIcL ilJ; FtontIce, 1885, Merry
Prince III, WoodyIno, lO7i lntormla'
tion, D5; Dulcc Lorondlc, BolIo Annlo,O)
Onoand onc.siKleenth mll1s-Monaco,
Dolabm, Gotham, NJ OWloh llli Ken
heI, PrlmroSc, 10
riyoeIghll milo lellIns --Hi'tnonda,
los, Belugoe, l0ii ptluca liat, lOli BAT
l1hghlc. iO2, lluroanOer, Failing Water,
100, Remnant H., OsllOr joe, lteInatgo,
Orient, rs sky Bluo, IlofOay, ~
Mils- Domino. l22i RubIcon, III
EoHfncy, no, Loonawoti, hhmphghtcr,
Calico, 100, hFApahOo, lO2 Gotham,
100, Owlot. "a, LuCanIa, Tho Coon, w.
fhrcO.quatLOu Of a milo, selling
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23
"FI1z" SHAFTS FOn TEXAS.
lie WIN Traln for tie ~. Int with Corbctt,
mt Corpus ChFisil

lie wlli Traln for the ~. hit with CorbOtt,
Mt Corpus Christi
NEw YoRK, Sept 22,-Bob Fitzsim.
mons left this afternoon for Texas on a
special train over tho Pennsylvania
railroad. Ho was accompanied by Mira
FIl1simmons, Martin julien, his mana.
pOr, and others. Filzsimmons will 20
to Corpus Christi, Texas. whore no will
train until ho goes to Dallas TO fight for
tho championship Ftlz,immons has
'oniod cottage at Corpus ChriBli, nOar
tho race track. where daily exhibitions
will DO given during tho season no will
train there.
Speaking Oh the subject Of EeIeres
TO no selected, for the lglt with Cor.
boli, Eltsimmona saidi "fEo differ.
once in relation to tho rOicrCO has boon
finally settled. Tho names OF six mon
viii bo submitted, ono week boIOro tho
NlI', throu mon by oach aldo aud then
l.o4u six mon will select ono from their
number, who will DO tho reiOroC,"
luz.lmmaua would lIaY0 nothing TO
gRy w 10 what hn thought would b0 tho
outcome Of tho Aght, except VI shall do
my beat"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23

Pitsburgh-Rivor 9 feet inches and
rising slowly at tho dam. Weather clear
aud hot.
Warren-River one.tenth Of q foot
and stationary. Weather clear and
warm.
Oil City-Rivor inches and falling.
Weather clear md Wnrm.
Greonsboro-Riyor 6 feet and station.
AIRY. Weather clear aud warm.
steubonvile-Riyor iseI inches
aud stationary. Weather cloar aud
warm.
Wheeling (G .. m.l-Rivor $ foot s
inches and stationary. Weather clear
and hot.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-23
HELIIAIliE.
All sOrIs of Local News and Gossip from
th0 Glass Citr,


It ia n settled fact that Governor Nc
Rinley and Con, Asa Bushnell, who Is
TO succeed him, will DO here on tho
evening Of October 8. Joseph u. black
burn, the candidate for the loglslRI ure,
will be chairman OF the meeting, and It
IL to be made q. Tousing one. The city
Republican committee met at the office
OF TRllmRn i ArmAtroug aud organized
by selecting j, W. Morrill, chairman
and A. j, Holt secretary, They will at
tend to all the details OF the meeting.
John Maule, who was fined $40 and
costs Tor permitting gambling in his
place, was released on Saturday, his at
torney giving bond to pay the fine and
costs II the case was not thrown out
upon the error upon which he carries
il to higher court The complaint did
not charge that tho olenss was COM
miItsd in Bellaire, o.
Tho Athletic club here has elected
the following otllcerA and has a good
balance in the treasury: President
David McClarin; vice president, NJ,
ElikHn; secretary, q. B, McCabe; treas
uFer, John MesseriY; trustees, J, Nc.
Cormick, Joe McNaGb and Henry Lud'
wig. A meeting will be held Friday
evening, tho eth.
Col. Q. /. PoormRu and vile, Il, j,
Stegor and wife, o. p. Mason, Duane
CowCn and Clarence Mercer took in tho
Cleveland, Loraiu & Wheeling excur'
sion to Niagara Falls Saturday evening,
and will remain until "Wednesday in
that section.
Marshal Bahra arrested John Toilet
here and took him to Hanesville SaIur-
day, where Toilet, Coa. Mack aud
Thomas nyett, all Bellaire men, are
charged with robbiHg man named
Somers OF 1924 cash and check for 500.
Rev. Il. q. White, who " chairman OF
the Belmont county Christian Union,
Announces that the convention that was
to have been held in Martins Ferry Oc-
tober aud 2, has been postponed on
account Of the smallpox scare.
Frank l. Co.'S and MiOs Mary T.
Davis, OF Bridgeport, dropped down
here quietly and calling upon Rev. K
IL. White, Of the Christian church, al
his residence, on tho lSIh inst, had
the nuptill knot tisd,
A new church for tho colored folks
was dedicated here yesterday with Ep.
propriGIe services. Rev, Mr.. Desrlck,
m eloquent divine, conducted the ser
vices. Ho is powerful speaker.
T. a. Jackson, ticket agent Of tho
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling Railroad
Company, 10 home from two weeks
vacation up on tho lakes. Mrs. Jackson
accompanied him on the trip,
An old fellow who had been imbibing
too freely yesterday morning attracted 4
big crowd on prominent corner, where
he was making political speech, when
the marshal run him ia.
Miss Mary Sanders is spending thil
week in Washington City, but will en-
ter tho DTexel institute at Philadelphia
the lSt Of October.
Mrs. II. 7. Rowles and family ART
home from Cambridge, while the doctor
is at Columbus concluding his course o
study.
George Mills was badly hurt while al
work In the .EIna mill the other day
and is conduod to his home.
Miss Alice Cunningham, ono OF the
high school teachers, spent Sunday
with friends at NlorristoWn.
A good citizenship club" 10 TO b.
organ zed ut the Christian church to-
morrow night.