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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1895-08-28
woULD-BE "CHIMMIE FADDESs."
Their Career of Riotous Exuberance
Cut short by Cop

Henry Gardner, Clarence Sheldon and
Mort Murphy. three boys who would like
10 be considered tough. bad men. came 10
grief on Monday night when they attempt
ed TO run things 10 suit themselves. Load
ed with stale beer and rocks, they made
their way from Pike street 10 the ArInory
where they tried TO knock all the windows
out OF the hall This soon grew monotO-
nous, and the "Chimmie Faddens" wended
their way up the street, looking for an
easy mark 20 do up" They found him ia
the person Of a Chinsman with n basket
Of clothes, and they Immediately began to
kick and cuff him, until his cries brought
officer Wiles 10 the scene, and he arrested
the trio.
On the way down they broke and ran
The officer commanded them TO halt but
they kept going 4 shot from his revol-
yer over their heads brought them 20 their
senses. and they concluded to return. DE
gang" was then handed over to officer
Niliken and taken 10 police headquarters
They We're arraigDed before Judge GIas-
gov yesterday and their cases continued
until 10 O'Clock this morning.
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uercuIes belonged to No Club.

But club belonged 10 Hercules. You VIII
never be allie to WELD club in as lively
manner as that ultra-muscular chapp'e'
but you may recover physical energy
through the use of Hostetter's Stomafh
Bitters. IL you will take that thorough
tonic with regularity and persistence. not
spasmodically--by fits and starts Begln
at once il vigor is failing you. for dehihty
is the certain parent of disease. SO ina
delay is dangerous. Digestion, the iuhs.
ton through the perfect DISCHARGE o
which vigor ia renewed, Is insured by .as
Bitters. So are appetite, sleep and nerve
quietude. For constipat ton, malaria; rnee,
natism, kidney and bladder trouble az H.
biiiousness the Bitters Is unqualiiiedy Vt
best remedy extant. the restorative e.
fects of a wlneglassful three times ever
day Will soon make themselves MANIFEST
Fortify the system and grow strong.
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Referendum Club on Labor DAY.

The Referendum Club last evening
passed the following resolution regarding
Labor day:
Whereas. Monday. September ,. 1895.
having been set apart as a holiday in
CONNIE moration Of those noble men who
earn their bread by the sweat of their
brows: therefore be IL
Resolved. That the Referendum Club
congratulates their fellow workirgu1en on
their efforts TO secure fo- themselves the
fruits OF their labor: and we further sug-
gest that all laboring men turn their at
tcntion to n political remedy as suggest
cd by Hon. Eugene V. Debs. as the means
Of fnal deliverance from the grasp Of
monoDolIes."
John H Rogers delivered an address on
The Powers and Duties OF the State in
the Present Crisis"
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Yzr,sa. the Tsoszi shu Hstng had been
seat 10 cooperate wfsn Consul Hixson In
the Investigation Of tire Kucheng riot IL
q supposed az the department that the
commissioner may be a ~eil-knoxn metro
rolitan officer who many years ago was
vice president Of the board OF works and
has also been % late years minister OF
tfs ,Tsuaxli yzrner. This cable should put
70 rest reports that Minister DENLY IL not
carrying out the instructions OF Acting
Secretary Adee and that there Is dissatis-
faction win him az the state department
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BREVITrES.

The trial OF Charles Anderson. charged
with stealing a keg OF beer LAST Saturday
night from the old Olympic hall on Third
ana Madison streets, viii he held before
Justice McElwain today at p M
i bench warrant was issued YESTERDAY
for "one-Eyed" Miller. VINO IS out on 500
bonds for stealing a garden hose about
ten DAYS al 90 from residence on Renton
Hill The noiiCa believe he has left town
and forfeited his bail.
Coroner Askam was busy yesterday
afternoon investigating the death Of the
6-months-old son OF Mr.. and Mrs. Edward
Hanson. who died at the family home on
Madison street Monday morning He VIII
hold an inquest this afternoon.
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President .Jordau.s Lectures.

President Jordan. OF Stanford unlvers-
ity. who is 10 lecture before the State
Teachers Association tomorrow night az
the Seattle theater on THE Survival OF
Truth" has consented TO deliver another
lecture at Ranke's hall Friday night un-
der the auspices OF the Young Naturalists'
Society. The lecture will be free. land is
one of a series OF scientific addresses that
Will be given under the auspices OF this
society.
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NO MONEY CONGRESS.
Balfour's Remarks Have Dis
Outraged the Germans.
THE VETERANS At BREMEN.
Visitors From America Warmly En-
tcrfained -Furfher Persecution
of the Armenians.

LONDON, Aug. u.-The Berlin correspond
ent Of the Standard says he learns on ex-
eeIlsnt authority that the result OF the r.
marks OF Hon. A T. BaIfour. first lord
OF the treasury. in parliament, 20 the Ell
feet that ne did not believe an interra-
fionai conference would result tn an m
ternationai agreement. Is that Germany -
unlikely 20 convene a bi-metaHic CONFER
rpr4
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London. Aug. IA large crowd OF peo-
rIe gathered at the Easton railroad station
this afternoon 20 witness the departure Of
the London Athletic Club and Cambridge
university teams for Liverpool. where they
will take the cunard line steamer Aurania
for New York 20 meet respectively teams
from the New York Athletic Club and ale
university. saloon train had been sp1-
oiaily engaged for the athletes. and IL was
decorated with the Yale and Cambridge
colors, a large flag representing the New
York Athletic Club and the coiors of the
London Athletic Club, together with
number OF American and British flags
According TO the Globe. Beacon, Bredin
and Frey are absent from the team F1tz-
herbert In said to have decided at the last
moment TO 60. and Bradley and Downer
are expected 10 join the team at Liverpool
f.. j. wilkins and Sid Thomas may follow
a week later
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IS indicated a few DAYS ago. Margaret
i. Lynch. formerly teacher in the pa
Ciac school. has brought suit against the
hoard % education for salary during the
time the schools we're closed on account
OF the epidemic % scarlet fever. She asks
judgment II So - OF which SsS Is
claimed 90 be due on her own account and
s1s each on the accounts az George NJ pa
VISION. formerly professor OF Latin in the
high sc2col. aa4 os =. s. saarpe, teacher
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rna ,tc,,,son Toreclo~ure.

IeaNcuworth. Kan. Aug Si.-Judge Hen
~ Caldwell in the United states court
here late today signed the decree direct
ing the foreclosure and sale % the Atchi-
son. Topeka a Santa Re Railway. - take
Mace at The station ~ the company at
Topeka at such a time as the master. J.
= Johnson. OF Topeka. may direct. Forty
prtutei PAGES are required "a coVer the
decree. aud many closures and interlinea-
tons have been made since It's original
p~cpara ron nv ;ha attorneys representing
re 6Irerent Interests.
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The outraSs,s I'm China.

london. Aug. $-A e.spatcA received
hero from shanghai SAYS that az THE
yanen OF 4 magistrate % Tsaiohsio. near
wuhu. member OF the alliance mission
Vas beaten By several native evanselists
ara nearly rcExe9 70 Death.
WASHINGTON Cssy. Aug. sT.-The state &c
rarsmsnt i IN receipt OF s eahlegTan from
Ninlster Nenhv. stating taat 81 Response
70 a request made hy Esm 70 tAe TsangA
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Gen. A,Aro AT the Gates Of oy,ta

colon. Aug @--The government az
Quito Is reported - ~ rreaAring 20 shan
Sen me Ecuadorean capital Gen. AlfarO.
IRE head Of the provisional government
established nv the revetutioaists At Quay
aquii. is steadily marching on .ae caritai.
being received eyerywhsre WITH porutar
re3stcinC Some dishan8ea sol4ger~ u Is
reported herr. had an engagement recent
IL with the government trn0ns a. Nanltcu.
The government commander r. SAID 20
have taken refuge tn the American con-
sgiatE
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Quincy. III. Aug gr.-Toaay was another
record breaker in the weather. and sew
eral eases % proS;rAtion because Of heat
xere reported. The thermometers ranged
from 60 90 Ia2 which is the hottest ever
known for this time % the YEAR.
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All expenses included from the time YOU
leave Seattle until you return from yell
lowxtone Park. September personally
conducted excursion IN charge OF Or Ro-
land D. Grant. OF Portland IN special
PulIuans. will leave Seattle for the Yell
lowstone Park. The rate made for this
excursion is the lowest ever named. For
fun information apply 20 DR.. Grant, cor
ner Eleventh and Taylor streets. Portland
or !. a. Nadeau. general agent, Northern
Pacific. corner Front street and Yesier
avenue. Seattle.
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Three-StOry
Building

And basement-over II 800 feet, chock iui
represents the space required 10 acc ,a
modate our stock of Printers supph,, -.
The most complete. best selected, up
date line of Type. Printers. Materia l, ast
Machinery on the Coast. The ohly s rss.
worth mentioning in the Northwest. H.. lss
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upon your orders being promptly a. a.
carefully filled. Remember We Meet a. ~.
Beat competitive quotations upon a.
thing in our line. Write us before oius'
Ing elsewhere.
AMERICAN TYPE FOUNDERS Cos
Palmer & Rey Brancn,
Portland Oregon.
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A Big shInrlc Gut.

Hartford. Aug. Especial biggest
DAYS work or ChaIoner hand ma chine
- SO shingles. was eat by Joseph Thomp-
son in ten hours n Tn nauson e Folsom $
mill II any one can dispute & with au-
saeD
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Tho Treasury statement.

Washington city, Aug. s7-Today's
statement OF the condition - the treas
ury shows; Available cash balance. SISe.-
- ga. gold reserve sl4a -. ga
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The Gar sends Gun. to Montenegro.

Cettinje, Montenegro. Aug E.-The
steamer Rostoff, from Cronstadt. has ar
rived off the coast near Antivarf with a
cargo consisting of 5000 rifles, l5.oooo9
cartridges a number OF cannon and ma
chine guns. and a quantity OF dynamite
and other munitions Of war. all OF which
form the cars present 70 Montenegro.
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Miss Mary Ida Foote Dead.

Miss Mary Ida Foote. daughter Of A. H.
and Mary VI. Foote. died at f2:so ocloek
this morning at the family residence. ls
Albert street.
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OF music Prof. Dawson Is now with tho
state university, and neither OF the other
parties is in the employ OF the school
board.
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Secretary and Mrs. Carlisle have re-
turned to Washington City from their VI
cation.
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'Mlk.aor toalsAi. Maa.soa Park.
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..MIkaeo" tonight. Madison Park.
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"Miaaao' tonight. Madison Park.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-10

Threo.quartsr mile non wiunerS-Pop
Grey, l23; Tho swain, Gotham, l2J
Helen Nichols, 49, Golden Rod, High
II. Belle, ll3; RlundsmAu, l0l; FlorcIta
Ali, Gsi Nolley, %.
fiYo.GighLh milo tWO-Year-oids-IhC
Winner, Yankee Doodle, Captive, rs;
Royal Princess, l.1rrauua, CasJstts,
Bessie Browning, pefidy 1885, MarrraSe,
Salrahle, III; Mid Violet, Trilloto, san.
rise II. Rodnor, WisnArd, TrOmacgo,
Peggotty, l05
Milo SelInc-Discount, III; Buck
rene, 100; nuckwA, 1885, Long Bridge,
CRsS, CandBlabra, Prig, lO1; GnIta
Psrcha, Liza, l0ii HighhyGr, l0l; Can
tOrbury, Tho Coon, az Babe Murphy, 0i,
ssvOn.eIghih mile, Falbu,h stakes
RoquilaI, Cre'csndO, 10; Merry Prince,
Ben Brush. 10
Ono aud ono.halE mile, handicap
Lookout, 10; Redskin, ll7; Egbert,
III; song and Dance, lO5; sablIa, l00i
DAILY, ST.
ono and oae.sighth mile, selling on
turt-ChssapeaEc, Augusta Belle, 100;
Long leach, 1909; Pepper, Little Matt,
Doggstt, l07; saIonica, Little Tom, lOl
Laugdon, 1927 Maurice, lOl; Darien, o.,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-09-10

I.5uRytlLr, Scot y-the Louisville
FaF Aal DnEius Association iuii,st'd
ia nsE gfouaiS TO-DAY With good SpatL
Tie ttt race had ilres scratched Elgl
lsiI oaly Ouoqua aud Miss SelioD, the
former winning three tgra.gb, hsaii
Win perfect ease, she vas iayoJiIe IA
the betting ailto2 There were three
scratches Ia the ihtee-yeat.old Uoir
EAlSu lmpStuous Won after TX heats,
lhe last heat Wa' tao best iinish OF tho
day, MrHsnTy Aliing lmPeiuous under
tho wire a winner by a nose from OAK
Land BaFoa. Summaries
g;l2 class tT0,l!ng. Stake s2,O1l-Ono'
qua, b. M, By Keller, Belle H., insdyl
Il Mlu Nelson, ., Time, 2;li, 2'l!'
2;lli.
Thrss.yesr.oll tI0t,ins. free Tor all,
stake s., JJ-ImpsIuous, blk l., by De
tailor. EInel Wynn. tNOilearYl Il Oak
land, .; AnthAnio. . Killons, I. Tine,
2:lG, 2,l0, cash 2:l0, 2:2), 2:sl.
2'2j paciHg, stake $1,000 luRAnishsdl
Mandolin, b. h., by Chimes. Almon'
arch, lGssrIj two heats; Viola,
two heats; Red, 8; II. Mechner, a
Maybiri. q; Lucy Gordon, G Jack, Z.
Time, 2;ls, 2:lS, 2;90!. Postponed
until tomorrow.
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MOUND WILLIE.
4 Miscellaneous IUDhuss OF Minor Mat.
tiers from MNrshAl's ,rOpOlIG.

4 Miscellaneous liuGuss OF Minor Mat.
tsrS from MNrshAlrs Metropolis.
The MoundsviIlc Mining aud Manu-.
featuring Company arc preparing for
thor lot sale TO DO held on September
II ana IS. A great amount OF grading
Is being done and tho property is being
pnt in presentablo shape. The com.
mittee appointed by the stockholders to
conduct aud attend to the selling OF tho
property made au inspection OF the
grounds yesterday. A free lunch will
be given to buyers on tho days oil sale
and band will furnish music to liVen
the proceedings.
Tho social to BIO given by tho Epworth
League this evening Ut tho residence OF
Mrs. Jane Lockwood will DO an interest.
iug affair, aud, no doubt, will be well
palronizud. The ladies will DO escorted
to supper by tho gentlemen who are
lucky to draw tho ties matching their
aprons. The menu which has been
prepared will be interestingly discussed.
c. @. Newman, R. +. Walker and NJ.
], Ransom have gone to Piedmont to at
tend the session Of state council Jr. ..
U. A, NJ. A number OF tho down'shO'
river representatives came here on Sun
day evening and left over the Baltimore
4 Ohio for tho same place.
Among tho oxcursionists from hero to
Louisville, are II. T. Anshutz, ]. Alex.
Ewing, C. G. Matthews, and daughter,
Madgo, S. Rsinger, Daniel TounKen, X
W. Hall, NJ. B. Price, Abram BrVson. i.
D. Sigafooae aud mother, and Mrs. Eliz'
abeth RuIong.
1t Ia reported that the old Hicks oil
well will soon he reopenOd aud pumped.
When shot down 1t was producing
eight barrels day.
A. l.. ScroGginS, jr,, has returned from
seven weeks trip wost in tho interest
OF tho Fostoria Glass Company.
q. II. Jones, representing the Mary
land Broom Company, Of Baltimore, ar-
rived home to remain a few dayS.
Ono convict was discharged from the
penitentary yesterday after having
served q two.year sentence.
II. j. McFadden has gone to Man.
nington, where no secured contract
for moving some buildings.
G. Il. WOODBURY. aud W. W. Stidger
will leave tomorrow for Waynesburg,
Pa, on their bicycles
James Henderson, Of Wheeling, spent
Sunday at his home in this city
Miss Hattie Harris, OF Washington,
Pa, ia visiting in the city.
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DOCTORS TRY MUNY0N
omelal Records opsa 10 the
Public.
\ WsIl-KnoWa Physician Tests the
New Discovery With Most suSOess.
tul Ilcaults

Dr George F. Brooks. No, - Temple
place, Boston, says;
Il have uIsi good many Fheuna-
l!sm medicines ia the course OF my
practice, bot | can cani,iiy say that
never saE Ateneiy a. elective IS Mun'
yln's rheumatism Cure, ! gave the
sample bottle ! got Monday 70 one Of
my paueHu, a lady Who has bad
chronlc rhrumatiSn In her llmbi Tor
yearI. Her knea and elbow jolntS we're
slin, and sle suffered great pain. Its
edect was simply marvellous. Relief
from pain wac obtained ina few hours
after the lrIE dose, and in,ids OF twenty
four hours the lady was feeling better
than she had Tor years. shall pie.
scribe Munyon's Cure Tor all cases OF
rheumatism that come under my care
Ia the future
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure IL guar
anteed 70 cure rheumatism IN auy part
OF the body. Acute or muscular rhOu-
matism cured in from one to I've days.
II never iaiI TO euro sharp, shooting
pains in the arms, legs, sides, back or
breast, or soreness in any part OF the
NANN VI llbll sllb ~ NAlNN ANAiAs ~ -
guaranteed TO promptly cure lamSnsSS,
stii aud swollen lolnIa, sta back and
al pains Ia the hips and loinI. Chronic
rheumatism, SciRtIS. lumbago or pain in
the back are speedily cured.
Munyon's homeopathic Homo Ram
ody Company, OF Philadelphia, put up
specifics Tor nearly every disease, which
arc sold by all druggists, mostly for 20
cents a bottle.
Those who are in doubt as to the ma
ture OF their disease should address Pro.
foSSor Munyon, 1905 Arch street, Phila-
dGlphia, giving full symptoms Of their
disease. Professor MunYon will care.
fully diagnose the case and give you tho
benefit Of his advice absolutely Tree Of
all charge. Tho Remedies will be sent
TO any address on receipt OF retail price.
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for several days the Wheeling man.
gsnsnt hl, been sadsSvoHng TO 90, on
game with the famous Cleveland
,pIder, bat I0boau WaI silent until
ai.night, when a telegram was received
rom Baltimore stating tina. their plans
lsi been changed go that tho splders
,9ald play hero on Wednesday seers,
Any BauoWs had offered 4 big guaNu.
10, and as there IL now 60 little Iimv Ia
Walch 10 advertise the game he was uu.
'enRia whether to accept tho Cleveland
,aor, but finally lie wired lebeau to
bring on his team.
Tho game will DO called at $3.50 clock
% morrow afternoon, Harry StalOy was
% nave lslt for his home in Illinois last
alhI, but no remains over TO pitch Tor
Wheeling against the lOagusrs, Either
Wallace or Cuppy will DO Ia the box Tor
tbs GIsYelSRdS, THIS vii, bs by long
9dII the best ball game OF tho season
here. II Cleveland wins to-day at Bal
.EmoEe tho westsEasEs will be In good
shape to carry of this coveted pennant.
Alter leaving Wheeling 'rsbeau's men
have q long series Rs homo. On tho
EASTERN trip they haVO eciipsed all roc
grda by a western cub, having won
eleven out OF seventeen games,
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All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip from
the Glass City.


the Glass City.
Tho structural iron tor tho large iron
building over the new plate mills is bO'
ing received daily, aud the work OF
erecting the building will DO commenced
shortly. Tho foundation tor one OF the
big engines 10 BIO used in the new mills
Immediately south oil tho steel works Is
completed and the excavation made for
the second one. A third one is to be
built still nearer the steel plant, 80 that
the continuous rolls will connect direct
~ with that plant, and the steel will not
stop from the time the ngOIs leave tho
furnace until they are laid out on tho
shears in steel plate, These foundations
are put up in very substantial manner.
They are built up from an excavation
ten or fifteen feet deep. The most mod
ern improvements in handling tho in.
COTS and slabs and conducting them
through the train OF rolls will DO used,
and the steel will pass along by means
Of machinery aud without any handling
by men.
Bellaire people left for Louisville yes.
terday as follows: Fred BickIe and
wife, 2. .. CriswoIl, q. L. Leuzure, J.
A. briggs. j. W. MorrelI, A. Haas aud
vito, James Lancaster, Bon Gibson,
Reese Darby, William II. Thompson
aud wife, + p. Mason and vito, Fred
Hazel, DR.. u. n. Young, Joseph Wyrick,
John Glasco, Samuel Leach, William
Grella, Otto Gla1so, Mira Emma Porter
field. Dora Ogls, Crist EberlO, John
Wilson and Frank Mcnamara aud wife.
There was suit ior $500 damages
against the Tourist saloon keeper yes.
terday BY Mrs, Sadie McGaughey, tho
wills OF Il. G. MCGaulheY, tho lawyer
for tho alleged sale of n bucket OF beer
to her husband on sunday evening. The
wife alao placed hia namO on the record
yesterday forbdding tho sale or FUR
nishing Of liquor to her husband at any
time or III any manner.
Quito a number Of citizens will 20 to
st. CIairsvIlla this morning TO toll the
grand Jury what thoy know. Some OF
them will DO loath TO tell what thOy
know about sOnO thingi
Edward V. Coffin, OF Ohio county, W.
Va, aud Miss Kate Malouoy. OF this
city, will DO married shortly. The bans
werO declared in tho Catholic church
last Sunday.
Rev. II. s. Boyd goes to HarrisvilIe
to-day, whore the ProsDytery Of Wheel
ing will noet to install Row. j. II. Spen.
cor as pastor OF the U. p. church thore,
Mayor Dubois Gned tho two men he
arrested saturday night s. and costs
each yesterday, and one OF them ar.
ranged to get out.
Thomas Bcrrtoi and wife returned yOs.
terdNy from their trip to boston, whero
thoy attended, tho triennial conCIave.
Tho Prohbitionists will meet at tho
Office Of j. A. Gallaher, over tho post.
Office, this evening.
James T. Kelly was ablc to rosume
his place In The First National bank
yesterday.
Mrs. ]. i. Gibson returned yesterday
from u visit at her old homo At Barnes.
villc.
Miss Alberta Hoffman resigned hOr
place as teacher in tho sch oois yOstor.
day,
Miss Lura Motcaf, Of WiIliamstown,
W. Va, lie visiting Mira. ]. L. Lancaster.
Edgar Howell md wife ara hOro from
youngstown visiting relatives,
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Tnn TDnr nNl.n rEAM

WIZ Start II. Prarnep woyk Next Week.
The Team Candidates,
The Wheeling Tigers, the name OF
tho foot ball team that will represent
this town on the gridiron the coming
season, will begin practice work at the
Island ball park next week. Already
there are twenty candidates for the
team, aud tits assured that the best
eleven that eyer represented my
Of the towns In this sO'tion will DO
selected. The following Is u llSt Of tho
candidates: Ia Cook, William Mathis,
II. Smith, W. Spocht. D, DoudS. j.
Smith, 6. McAnincn, q. McAninch. IL.
Hatfield, Al. Davis, John Cltnky, James
Sweeney, j, Edwards, Il, Edwards, W..
Williams, ]. Jones, William lhomA', l.,
Morgan, f. Lynch and j. Elmunl',
These comprise all Of tho best players
OF tho EtnayiIIo team. the best that WAS
ever organized In this vicinity, and
homo others who will strengthen tho
team. It is possible that the opening
local game will DO played on Saturday,
the DIST, instead Of the 9Stl. Tho for.
mer day is the opening date for nearly
all the teams in tho tri.LiRte fadiuh