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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-02-06
STATE OF ONO. CRY OF TOLEDO, |

Frank J. Cheney makos oath that he
is the senior partner OF the firm Of F.
J. Cheney & Co., doing business in the
city Of Toledo, county and state afore-
said. and that said firm will pay the
sum OF One Hundred Dollars for each
and every case OF Catarrh tina. canno.
be cured by the use OF Halls Ca,arrh
Cure. FRANK J.. CHENEY.
Sworn to before NE and subscribed
in my presence, this 9Th day OF Decem.
Der, AID. 1856.
49,, A. W. GLEASON,
SEAL. Notary Public.
HALLS Catarr, Cure is taken internally
and acts directly on the blood and
mucous surfaces OF the system. Send
for testimonials. free.
F. ]. CHENEY 4 Co., Toledo, O.
ssS-Sold by druggists, 75c.
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/ suffered terribly from roaring in my
head during m attack OF catarrh, and
because very deaf, used Ely's Cream
Balm and in threo wesks could hear as
well as ever.-A. Z, Newman, Grazing,
Mich.
Ono OF my children had a worry bad
discharge from the nose. Physicians
prescribed withou. benefit. After using
Ely's Cream Balm 4 short time tho
disease was cured.-O. A. Cary, Corn
ing. n. Y.
Price Of Cream Balm ia fifty cents.
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Tho best ualve in tho world for cuts.
bruises. sores, ulcers, salt rheum, fever
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corns, and all skin cruptions, and posi-.
tivoly cures piles. or no pay required.
1t is guaranteed to give perfect satistac.
ton or money refunded. Price %
cents pcr box. For sale by Logan Drug
Company.
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We authorize u advertised drupais.
10 sell DR.. Kings Now Discovery Tor
Consumption, Coughs and Colds, unon
this condition. lfyou arc afflicted With
q cough, cold or any lung, throat n.
chest trouble. md will uso this remedy
as directed, giving it n fair trial, and
experience no benefit, you may return
tho bottle and have your money refund.
cd. We could not make this ofIor did
we not know that DR.. Kings Now Dis.
covcry could DO relied on. 1t never dia,
appoints. Trial bottle frees at the Logan
Drug Co.'S drug store. Largo sizo 5Oc.
NA@A
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BOWLING RECORDS.

What tho Players of flour Clubs Did In the
Five Weeks
In the averages Of players and teams
OF the Wheeling Bowling League, given
in Thursdays INrELtlGEScEs. those OF
four clubs were for but four weeks
work. the others being the full five.
The averages OF the four clubs up to the
close OF the fifth week are here given,
and show Name!ess leads all clubs in
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sciimuibach property on the Island, nm.
der consideration, and It was stated
that thoy had about como 10 tho con.
ciiaion that tho latter sito was about
Inc thing. Within tho past few days,
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baltimore" 4 OH" Excursion to wn,hiur.
ton CITY "nh baltimore, Thur.dny, Feb.
rnnry -. 1905.
Round trip $40. Ticket. GOOD, m.
turning on MI regular trains until 81.
urdny, Februurv 2S, 1896. Trains iepyc
Wne"I'ng Mt l:45 and sos a. M, and
ESQ and 5:45 p. m. Through Pullman
slceper from Wheeling on tho 5:45 n.
IN. train. /"
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The Business Man should bear In
mind that the INTELLlGENCER
blNOERY Is thoroughly equipped
to do f~lrst-class work. We respect
fully solicit an order and Will guar
antee tho work to DO Of a superior
and excellent quality. Givo us a
trial order.
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SAMELESs.

Team work-Pins scored 1891, high
500, low nc, average $50.
Individual work-Bowlin (l0) 152,
Campbell C0) l50, C%arenbausr (l0l 1877.
MUM 81 1873. Atkinson (l0) 1871, Wells
(S) 12S. Riddle (4) 126. Hare ~ l20, av-
erage l40.
THE BROWNIES.
Team work-Pins scored s,2265. high
. 9l4, low 1856. average S27.
Individual work-Hervey (10) l55,
B. &. McLurc (s) l47. Robinson 10y l46,
kuglen (l0) 1855, Dahinden il0l 1876. Rich.
ards 10y l25. Ewing {2) lis, Ankle ~
lis, II. W. Mcclure (2) III, average 1888.
Pen AND PENCIL.
Team work-Pins scored 1914. high
sss, low 500. average 79l.
Individual work-tlandlau (S) $50,
Borland (S) 1879. Cassell (lo) 135, Archer
ClO) Isl, McSlurchy 49, l2S, Travis (S)
l2l. average l2l.
PRovIDEST.
Team work-Pins scored 1880, high
SiS, low 6SB. average 760.
Individual work-Waldcn 10y 143,
Jenkins (l0l 1872, Wills (1Oj l2S. Duga
(5) 127, McCarter (S) l2l. Fisher (6) 100,
Marshall (4) III, Bruhn az 100. average
49,
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Castoria.

"Castorla isso well adapted tochlldrcn that
l recommend It ns superior toany prescription
known TO me-" II. A. ARCHER, u. D.,
iii So. Oxford St., brooklyn, X. Y.
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TuE cEsrlvn coxrIsr, - MURRAY STREET, NEW Yong CIR
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What is

Castorin ia DR.. Samuel Pitchers prescription for Infants
and Children. 1t contains neither Opium, Morphine nor
other Narcotic substance. 1t Is q harmless substitute
for Parcgoric, Drops, Soothing Syrups, and Castor Oil,
It is Pleasant. Its guarantee Is thirty years. use by
millions of Mothers. Castorln Is The Childrcn's Panacea
..the Mothers Friend.
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Council iaiIed to moot last night,
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no, several years l havo recommended
your 'CastorLa, md Shnll always continue u
do 20 rs II has Invariably produced bonetcLd
results"
Epw1E F. PARpLE, N. D.,
i25th Stree: and eth Ave, Now York Civ
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Castor1a.

Castoria cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, DIarrhna, EIucta,ion,
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and promotes d
gcsti0n,
without Injurious medication.
The evening world., 1895-08-07
SHIPPING NEWS.

ALMANAC FOR TODAY.
The evening world., 1895-08-07
PUGllISTlC POINTERS.

pily BRADY has engaged = special ear on the
Southern Railroad to takc corbett and h's train
era To Texas where he win prepate himself FOR
his nsht with Rob F1t,simmoos 'orhett will
start Tor Texas on Sept &C. and tho bassas" ar
viii he turnci into gymnasium. ~ that 'he
champion may indulge in lieht work during the
long journey.
The New London Athletic ,luh will con,inu" Us
cnthy shows The newt event viii br decided
on Labor bay Mr r. T. pouahur has tsncd
Marty McCue to meet a good man at his weight
for ten rounds at i2i pounds. Jimmy pown"y
will act as referee
Young Peck. OF Providence Il and
YOUNG" sisto, OF Rhode island, have slsns, signed
articles to meet Tor ten rounds At ca,chweiehts
for q purse OF $50 hcf re n" King Philip hh
le,lc club, of Providence. next Monday n'sh,
Jack Madden the ln,- pound bower of Nrorklyn,
is sull making strenuous EFFORTS to get linn,
uarry. ut Chicago to meet him In limited
round bout, Hs has asked JIM Kenncdy' ,.,, mn,rn,
club. OF Masprth !" l., to arrange mat'h
Madden SAYS he 4. In good condition. ANA ~
hard t. make the weight. r.
Tommy Kirkpatrick Of Philadelphia And Hugh
MARTA. who STYLES himself the heavy weight
round hou, at the King Phiiir Ahletl' cmh
show on Aux ~, TIN Mccarthy, OF the nnSt"n
crib Club. will act as referee.
George Dixon and Mike Leonard were rester-
day matched to box nv- rounds with gloves AZ
the athletic carnival to be given at the Academy
a. a,,s. sns .S.on .na. s' Of s%efe. The msnassrs
have decided to continue the show for two
nights. Dixon and Lsonard viii meet on the
18TH inst. and Tommy Ryan and Joe Walcnt
on tn. 2oih. Other bouts viii b. arranged in
addition 70 the ball punching contest for the
The evening world., 1895-08-07
81 BILL.
bow a Clever Policeman Secured
Evidence of q Pool Room.
Put Money on Shakespeare H., and
Then Came a Raid.
Five Alleged Operators Arrested
aad Held in Court.

A two-dollar bill which Policeman Fog
arty placed on the horse Shakespeare
H.. which ran fourth in the second race
at Brighton Beach yesterday. consti-
tutes the evidence on which Acting
Inspector Cortright expects to convict
George Harris. Henry Smith. James
Brown. Thomas Cahill and Michael Dom
ovan of running a pool-room in a parlor
at Catharine slip.
The men were arrested, with
several other men found there, yester-
day afternoon by Sergt. Todd and six
Central Office men as Policeman Fog
arty put his money down.
Harris. Smith, Brown, Cahill and
Donovan were arra!gned before Magis-
trate Cornell In the Tombs Court this
morning.
Cahili stepped out on the sidewalk
for a moment and Fogarty went up
stairs. He found about thirty-five men
In the room. Brown and Harris sat at
tables with piles of money in front OF
them recording the bets. Fogarty said
Harris and Brown refused to take a
dollar bet on Little Matt. He went over
to where Smith sat and gave him ~ to
be placed on Shakespeare H. for place.
He said he didn't give slips to anybody
Cahill, who was down stairs, discov-
cred there was somebody in the pool
room who wasn't "all right" He came
upstairs to tell Guard Donovan. Fog
arty was asked how he got in. They
put him out.
II was too late. however; he had his
evidence. .
"The Jaw" said Magistrate Cornell;
under which these men were arrested
Is the broadcast ever saw. 1t Is sim
ply tremendous in Its scope.
"I shall hold these men In Sl.OO bail
each for trial. This will be test case
you know"
Magistrate Cornell discharged twenty
one men who were arrested with the
five men who ran the room.
Smith. 1t is said. Is really George
Horn, jr., nephew of Andy Horn.
ncphew's bail bond.
The evening world., 1895-08-07
THE "NOBILITY DOOR"
New Entrance to the White House
Blue Room Almost Finished.

The mobility door" as the new en-
trance to the Blue Room at the White
House has already been named. II rap
idly being finished, says the Washing
ton Star.
Making the cut disclosed the fact that
the partition walls In the old marsion
are at this point over two feet thick
and of such solid description that some
idea Of the substantial construction of
the entire building can be CLEANED.
The outer walls are nearly four feet
thick and the comfort this knowledge
gives i any enc attending a grand Win
ter crush In consoling.
The care which has been taken to sub
stisute iron for wooden girders, new
lumber for old, gradually throughout
the whole house are other comforting
reflections on the same line: us,.-,
ION the right Of tho yestibule !s now
crossed by three iron, Girders, mad"
necessary to support the extra weight
put upon the noor above by the heavy
bathroom fixtures several years ago. No
other changes or repairs, unless II touch
of paint here and there upstairs. are
contemplaied ms MS SHmmsr, nIfa scor nit s,on
be finished, and It's usual appointments
put back in order.
Tn. mobility door has created quite
as much Interest as the brass gate OF
the Blue Room did few years ago
That was a move in the right direc tion
but cutting open another door Will he a
nosItiye boon 70 the special guests in
yited TO receive with the Presidents
family on state occasions,
Particularly will II be welcomed by
who will thereby be able, after partici-
pating in the reception. to get their
wraps and withdraw from the gay scene
by, the back portico, without having 70
fight their way. as has been so long the
case, across the incoming line of gnests
In the corridor.
The evening world., 1895-08-07
Coming Events.

IT,. s,l'h annual p.cuic and games Of the Third
Avenue Railroad Employees Mutual Relief As
socia'ion takes place to-day az the Cosmopolitan
PARK aud Casino one Hundred and Seyentieth
street and Amsterdam avenue.
The twelfth annual outing Of the Joseph D.
Weilng Assariatio takes place to-day at Wit
1eNS Grove, Point View Island on Long Island
Sound. The members ut the Association and
their friends embarked on the steamer BAY Queen
from the foot of West Tenth street at $50 A
second sunusl summer nj shts festival OF Court
AT Brommsr's tn,on Park one Hundred and
Thlrty-third street and Willis avenue. Music by
Prot McAulirs Dancing 10 commence at 8
% clock.
Annual afternoon and evening picnic and games
of Court Mad Marian No s27, A. o. y of A.,
Bronmer's Union Park. one Hundred and Thirty
third street and waits avenue. to-day. Musical
director, Prof Miller Games commence at 2
+ N.
Excursion Of West End Lodge, No. 2s4. A. O,
l. W 20 Grand View Park, IN Long Island
sound On Thursddy- Music by Prot. Ward
steamer Laura VI Stlrin and BARGE Curry viii
leave Ninejy-slNth street y, r, al $40 4. NJ
aud az Thrty-second street, r. r.. at 10 A. VI.
There will he a public meeting at the rooms
q, Good Government club q, of the Thirteenth
and Fifteenth Assembly Districts, a. 7Ss Eighth
avenue. this evening at which Commissioner
Naring will speak. The work Of the Street
Cleaning Department Will b. the susssss 4 tas-
evss!0A
The evening world., 1895-08-07
STATEN ISLAND NOTES.

Frank roxgln, OF Port Richmond. h.. some to
Saratoga to represent Granite Council At the
session Of the American Legion OF Honor.
Tn. Christian Endeavor Societies OF Port Rich
mond announce that the drinking fountain erected
hy them In that village viii be dedicated next
Saturday afternoon at o'clock
The Supervisors have selected George J. Green
lniurtion secured by the Rapid Transit Company
To- prevent the County Engineer removing the
fence erected nv the Company at south and Jay
streets. II. George The argument Will take
place In Brooklyn tomorrow.
The funeral o, John Scott, who died al his
homo in Clifton Monday. was ned thin AFTERNOON
from his late home.
The Injunction OF Colin Mclean against the
Staten island Electric Railroad. which stopped
tn. work Of laying tracks upon Jay street, 81.
George WAS argued before Justice GAynor In
brooklyn yesterday. Decision WAS reserved
william Robinson. the colored man who vas
arrested At south Beach sunday for stealing
MiIlsrs bathing pavilion was taksn To Grow
nm Yesterday TO serve six months sentence.
pronounced by Justice Charles J. Knlman,
MIss Augusta Marriott has resigned her posi-
tion as mstnon Of the Mariners Family Asylum,
Of Clifton. 10 accept similar position at sailors
Snug Harbor.
Rev D. Toy Of Wi,liamsbridke y. Y, the
new pastor ~ the First baptist Church, delivered
an address In Union Han. New Brighton. last
night
Mr. and Mrs. Grpgge IUxvrs1ll. OF New Brig
'ln. have gone 10 Pausburs for August.
Mr. ani NJ. lie Wit stafford. Of Port Rich
mold are at Eigabsth,osn y. \.
Mss EI,th copper. u Tompkns avenue New
Hris&ian has returned from a visit to Miss Emma
Austin ~ For Pl,in y. y.
NJ. Me,i f, stas. Of 81. George, is at Falls
The evening world., 1895-08-07
MISS DODGE ATE SLOWLY.
The Good Little Girl Remembered
II, but spoke of 1t as Wen.

tFroin the Kansas city star)
will We sit at the table very long to-
day, mamma? ?" inquired a restless little
daughter OF five as she watched her
mother putting the finishing touches to
the dinner table.
"Yes, dearie," was the response, land
while we are alone mamma wants to
remind you to be a good little girl and
not fdget, because you must be quiet.
Now listen. Miss Dodge eats very slow
ly and so you must eat slowly TO keep
her company. Remember never to get
through eating before your guests.
The dinner was well under way. Thus
far not a mistake to mar the comfort
of either guests or hostess.
To the left of her mother sat the
young assisting hostess. She didn be-
lieve she could he quiet another minute,
and to take another mouthful was
equally Impossible. for nothing was LEFT
on her plate but n chicken bone. Why
didn't mamma have the next course
served? Those ounce preserNes-were
they never going 10 appear? she
looked around the long tahle-every one
was through-no-there was Miss Dodge.
The young daughter clasped her hands
devoutly, ITO keep good" as she after
wards explained. Waiting patiently for
the space Of one minute. she turned to
Miss Dodge and. with sweet resignation
depicted on face and in voice, she MUIR
You do eat slowly. don't y0u."
The evening world., 1895-08-07
GOSSIP OF THE TURF.

The best finishes OF the meeting were seen at
Saratoga yesterday. Races tina, seemed t" promise
easy victories for some of the horses turned out
to be ding dong contests
The hnish in the Grand Union Hotel stakes
was particularly interesting, Axiom had the lead
and held it to the very last Jump The words
"last jump are merely figures OF speech most
OF the time but yesterday 1t was reality, and
Haziet did not get his nose In front until Just
on the line The hnish was very close that
nj ngle cheers and hsscs greeted the Judges
decision that Hazict had won.
In the last race also. there was a thrilling
Anish. Babe Murphy and Lord Nelson ran head
and head for seven furlongs. when Darien Joined
them. Tn. remaining furOng Was red hot drive
The other races were won easily. though In the
second race there Was the semblance OF struggle
al the furlong pole
The lawn party which the Saratoga Association
proposes To give on Saturday neSt promises to be
a brilliant affair. Invitations have been sent to
% uha, society siiI viii lend It's presence as on the occ.
sion of last years party.
Maurice got extremely easy race in the
good bet when he starts again In moderate ella sa
company
perfargiila and Jack of Spades had Weinberg
driving at the furlong pole In the second race
yesterday. and for the hr.t time in MernosIg' :
Gls,.iy n.usiy, "h.n % Challenges ".' h.. s,op. "' W."
Owners dnd fault with the conditions Of races
at Saratoga. In ths race for maiden ,vo-y.ar-oi b
while in the second rae. destined to bring sprint
ers together, only $500 Was added.
The evening world., 1895-08-07
WITH THE WHEElMEN.

\ meeting pf the cycle BOARD Of Trade EN
ecu,ive COMMITTEES will be held this stternoon at
which action will be taken regarding tho Chi
rago cycle show for n"ft Jannary.
The programme arranged by the National Cycle
and Athletic club for its race meet at MAnhat-
tan Reach next Saturday. consists OF three class
and four professional events The class A
competition includes one-mile scratch race, one
mil. handicap race and one-mile scratch tan
dem race. Among tho professional events are tn,
hslf-mile scratch race. heats. for q purse OF
5000. emile. handicap, for . purse OF 5000
$3.50 and a one mile consoiation race for a purse
OF $50. Entries close to-day.
Alderman Olcotts resolution to pave roadway
leading from Eighth avenue to the lower pari
Of the city with asphalt has been passed. The
Comm ssioner Of Public Works has been asked Il
follow these provisions. An east side cycle road
is also a possibility.
4 ten-mile team race will be the feature o.
tho annual outing and reunion of the Me.ropoli-
:. l.. on Saturday. Other sports beside wheeling
viii he INDUCED In,
Big patches OF Prospect Park and the cycle
path roadbeds are full OF ru,s. and need top
dressing aud rolling.
Nassau wheelmen will .Eive hvemls road
race Aug. is
Asbury Park whcelmen will hold races for
classes 4 and u Aug II
The evening world., 1895-08-07
PLEAS FOR BARBER|.
Three Thousand More Names Add.
ed to the Previous Petitions.
Gov. Morton Urge d 10 Reprieve the
Poor Italian Girl.
Voice from Tennessee in Favor Of
Prompt Clemency.

From every side come pleas for mercy
for poor little Maria Barberi. who slew
the man who ruined and then spurned
her. The cry comes up from far-away
States. from manly men and womanly
womcn. More than three thousand
names have been added within twenty
four hours to the petition asking Glenn
ency for the unfortunate girl.
At Germania Hall, POI BOwery. there
will be "A mass meeting tonight to urge
Gov. Morton to extend Il saving hand
for this ignorant daughter of poverty.
Lyman W. Reddington will preside. and
among the speakers will be James d.
McClelland. Thaddeus Il. Wakeman.
Lucius and Graham McAdam, James b.
Collins. DR.. Luigi Roversi. Alfredo Bar
beri, Nicola Gigiotti, Louis MarQuet and
Pietro Gori, the latter distinguished
lawyer of Italy.
Albert S. Love, OF the Pennsylvania
Prison Society, has sent d letter to Gov.
Morton asking him in the name OF hu-
manity and civilization to commute the
sentence against Maria Barberi. and
asserting that Pennsylvania Governor
has thus exercised his power In several
cases,
Three hundred citizens of Waterbury
have asked the Governor to extend his
mercy to the girl.
Tho following letter comes from
far-away Southern state:
KNOXVILLE. Tenn. July 81. 1896.
To the Editor:
The last issue Of your great paper 10 before
May God and success attend your EFFORTS
to free Barbcri from tho electric chair thou
Governor u the great Empire State aniS his
seal to her pardon, and eSclalm In the words OF
GOV. Robert l. Taylor. Of Tennessee, who Aii
to the courts: you may send to Nashville your
children and defenders Of wnInAn's virtue. and
will meet them at the prison door with
parton"
Those words have placed around every unpro.
tectsd girl In this state q mantle that 10 proof
against those who would asrail her fair name
and virtue The State OF Mississippi, whateVer
may be said u her to detTact from her glory.
point with pride to this fact alone that
woman is queen" and to man her sons are
ready to champion her cause without fear from
the hands uf the Law. The Empire state can
arnrd to be tclarsed IN this by her two little
sisters. GOV. Morton can declare himself a true
champion Of Homsn. II he viii grant to the
deienseless siA pardon, and write upon svs7y
lasting than stone for IL Will be transmitted from
mother to daughter. from father to son. and
the women Ot New York will feel assured In
the tru. protection OF his strong executive
will Respectfully l.. STANTON
The evening world., 1895-08-07
WILL BET IN CANADA.
Wnsc~s on HuTaio Trottinx Races
10 lie Made at Fort Erie.

BUFFALO. y. V. Aug THERE'S a
question about betting NJ the races to-
day which the general public and the
police officials are in doubt about.
Andy" Wclch. tn" bookmakor. Is
here, and it is quietly understood that
hc is recognized 10y the llamlins. and
that ne has agreed to donate a purse
or two to the mccting
Supt. Hun has received advice from
the District Attorneys Office that there
can bc no betting ~, the track. and
that betting "lscwh here In the city is
covered by general provisions in the
Penal code.
There is no bar against making and
registering bets in Fort Erie. ont,
however. and betting will bc transacted
there night and morning during the
meet.