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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-09
IIEIiiAtitIs.
Allsorts of Locni News nud Gossip from
tho GlnSs gIly.

the Glass CITY.
The Belmont Tnrnvetein elected tho
following officers for tho ensuing yoar:
First speaker. Soba,tian WINNER, sec.
ond. Charles Doror; vice psesidents,
Balzar Krauss and Ernest BentGeld
secretary, Jacob Reef: treasurer, Wilbur
Smith: first turnward. William Dorcr:
second, Abe S,ahl; janltor, Alfred
Meyer; flag bearer, John Strobel; trus.
tec, A. klots.
Jesse Johns. the tlrcman OH tho on.
gin0 OF tho Inflated train on tho lIellairc,
GAINESVILLE ( Cincinnati railroad last
week, 1t Is now beloved. will got we'll.
lie WINS considerably better yesterday,
but Is badly bruised aud scaldod.
The FREQ entertainment ut the "Iilysian
theatre tonight under tho auspices OF
the old Grand Army buys. In common.
Grafton OF the surrender OF Leo and the
close OF the civil war, will pack that
house.
Dr.. J. S. Mcclellan, Louis Stephens
and G. II. Dankworth will 20 to Barnes.
vile tomorrow to attend n meeting Of
the board OF managers OF tho Epworth
assembly meeting this year.
Mesars. r. NJ. Gillelaud, George W.
Sost and Charles Rossrr arc Interested
In the purchase OF tho Bellaire window
glass plant with John Parks, who bid
1t In.
Mord Nelson has been laid up for
about two months. lie is ablo TO 20
about but is not able TO handle his on.
CINE in tho Cleveland 4 Pittsburgh yard.
The city council will ~reorgauizo this
evening; the water works board ncxt
Friday evening. aud the school board
next Monday evening.
Miss Belle Beazlo was unable TO take
hOr place as teacher in tho High School
yesterday, aud Mira. Lilly Kelly filled
her place.
Eugene Rider will lecture on tho
"Luray Caverns' at tho South Bellairo
VI. + church this evening.
This city has more than double the
number OF bicycles aver in tho town aud
there are more coming.
City Solicitor Armstrong went to
s~teubcnyille yesterday afternoon on
business.
The unloading Of Cleveland Il Pitts.
burgh landing has been shut oil for n
time.
There is still some moving going on
here.
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John F. Fields. proprietor OF John f.
Fields drawing Card" which
to tho Grand on Thursday matt nee
ior the remainder o! tho week, 10 q ma
two OF Newark. y. j.. being born in
that city in 1850. lie and his stage
partner. MIR. Hanson, form ono OF the
most amusing features OF the chow in
their original musical act, in which
they stand uurivalcd. Mr.. Fic!da has
had a varied experience, aud his travels
embraced waits to Japan, China. Brit.
ish India, Australia, England. Germany,
France and every portion Of America.
lilo is M ardent adrnirer Of bric-a.brac,
and has quite II collection which ho has
accumulated in his travels around tho
globe. lie. although II comparatively
young man, is still considered one OF the
wealthie,t managers in the theatrical
profession.
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THE WORLD Of SPORT.
Mllt Wost Tells OF tho Mako-up of
His Columbus Ball Tenn.
THE GRIND STAND IS LOCATED


Yesterday morning Manager White,
OF the Wheeling ball club, accompanied
by Mr.. Hamilton. OF tho firm OF llamil.
ron & lIenigst, tho architects, went over
the site OF tho ball park IN tho north
end OF tho Island and settled several
details in regard to tho equipment OF
tho park. Tho plans of the grand stand
aud other buildings will.bo prepared to-
day, and il possible work on the park
will DO started within a few hours. The
grand stand has been so arranged that
tho batter will face toward tho west
White has signed young Kane, the
Bellairo catcher, and expects to develop
him into one OF the best catchcrs in tho
profession. White says Kane can throw
magnificently. aud in m emergency eau
10 into the pitchers box and do effective
work. In tho afternoon tho manager
met John Malcolm, the local twirlcr
who did effective work on the lrwius
last season, sud decided to give him II
trial. lilo Will also experiment with
Bert Jones, OF Belluire, and smith. OF
I Wheeling, both pitchers.
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Champion James ]. Corbett il now
interested with Manager William 4.
Brady in some OF the largest productions
presented on the American stage; in ad.
dition to his play Gentleman
jack they have two Cotton King
productions which have been running
the entire season in New York and Bos.
ton. Humanity" now playing at the
Fourteenth Street theatre Tor an indet.
mite run, the American drama "Old
Glory the grand spectacular revival OF
Michael Strocoti.." the American drama
I'm n Big City" and "Under n Mask"
They also have the management OF
Robert Gaylor. the Celtic comedian,
Joseph r. L. Grisner and Phoebe Davis.
Mr.. Cosbett will be seen here at the
Opera House tomorrow night. Wcdne,.
day, April 10. in Gentleman Jack"
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THE COLUMBUS CYCLONES

-
VIII Ito Que Of tho strong Teams Of the
Interstate Lcsgue-Manngcr Yves, Gives
n List OF lila Player. Pour Good Pitch.
ors Signed.
Sporting Editor, fa:tlii1fnccr.
CoLrMnUs, o.. April Sin reply to
your inquiry will state that everything
looks very ilattering for the Interstate
Base Bal! Association. President zig
Ter has certainly done II wonderful
amonLt o: effective work. lie sue.
ceedcd in closing with Findlav Inst Sat-
urdlS, which w4I a urea. catch. an!
that city ia now u iull.tlcdgei member
OF the league ard the circuit is com.
pleted. As for Columbus. | am putting
IN some ha3G licks. | haze my team
signed sub,ec. to Il or two changes.
My players are:
Frank Russell. Akron, und Fred Ben.
laws, Cleveland ca,chets. Harry Hart,
brother Of billy" Hart, Cincinnati
Wilbur Clark. Delaware; William Bea-
die, CarrOllton, O., and Charles Gallup,
Norwalk, pitchers. Mill West. Column
bus, frs; base; P. r lieaiy. Chicago.
second base; william, FRYE, Cleveland,
third base: D. 7. FrecE. Columbus.
short; Frank Violet, Columbus. left
field; Frank Hill. Chicago, center field;
Thomas Miller, Mansfield. right field.
! lave not as ye: received their
averages. l will manage aud captain
the team myself. Ny uniform viii! be a
light with black trimmings.
u Wrs-
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ONLY FIVE STARTERS
For the Cumberland Prit, Mt Nashville
Yesterday-Simon ". Was the Winner.

For the Cumberland PriZ. Mt Nashville
Yesterday-Simon W. Wa the Winner.
NASHVILLE. Tenn, April S.-The
races at Cumberland Park to-day were
run over a track deep in mud. and the
scra,chel were numerous. Tho Cum
berlau'i Prize. with It's $1,000 guaran.
teed. the richest state OF the meeting,
had only five starters. Buck Ma,sie was
the even money tavoritc. but lie evi.
IDENTIFY did no: like the mud. Baker
and Gent-y's Simon ~. bay colt by
Harry .. FaIlon. IL OF Lady Royster.
won the race with ridiculous ease. lie
was tho choice. and after getting of well,
took tho lead before the stand was
reached and thereafter was never head-
cd. winning under a strong pull. Buck
Massie was second, five leng.hs in front
OF Tobin. Summaries:
First. iiye-cichtha mile-Uncle Luke
, won; Katie g.. second; Red John third.
limo, l:0L.
Second. four iurlongs-Glacior Won;
DR.. Holmes second: Helena Belle third.
Time. .5l4.
Third. Observation-Disclosures
ia won; Addic buchanan second; Glenn
entine third. lime, l:32i.
Fourth, Cumberland prize COR three.
ycar-olds. $1,000. one milo and an eighth
Simon ". won; Buck Massie second
Tobin third. Time, 1000.
Fifth. selling, four furlongs-piug
won; Rags second Nancy I. third.
Time. 81.
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When the appointment OF viii K.
Stevenson as Handicapped OF the ninth
district, League OF American Wheel.
men, was announced day or two ago
some Of tile cyc!er's friends thought he
had fallen into a good thing" Of the
pronounced kind. This district is made
IN OF Ohio and West Virginia aud is
said TO be worth about $1,000 each rae
Ing season. That is. the Ohio part is
worth that figure West Virginia is pos.
sibly worth the huudredth part OF that
sum. Inquiry oil Chairman Gideon. OF
the l. A.,W. racing board. elici,s the
information that Mr.. Stevenson is ap.
pointed only for that part OF the dis
trict in this state. aud a Columbus man
gets the Ohio plum.
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For a quarter OF q century DR.. Kings
New Discovery has been tested, and the
millions who have received benefit from
its use testify to its wonderful curative
powers in all disease, Of Throat, Chest
and Lungs. A remedy that has stood
tho test so long and that has given 40
universal satisfaction is no experiment.
Each bottle is positively guaranteed to
give relief. or the money will be refund.
cd. It Is admitted TO he the most reli.
able for Coughs and Colds. Trial bottles
free Mt Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store.
largesizo 5Oc aud 81. G
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MOUSDSEILLE.
a MISCELLANEOUS Meiaugo OF Minor Mat
tsrsfrOm M%nrshulri Metropolis.

Il Miscsllnnvtns Msiange OF Minor Mat
ters from Marshniri oIetropoii..
Rev. Twynman, who was called BY
the Presbyterian congregation at this
place from tho Eastern Ohio presbytery,
to fill their pulpit. caused by tho risig.
| nation OF Rev. s. II. Doyle, preached
his first sermon on Sunday to n large
congregation. He seemed to give good
satisfaction.
Law suits were yesterday begun be.
fore Squire ". c. Nom agaiust tho
delinquent stockholders OF the Mounds.
vile Shoe Manufacturing Company.
The case against J. ". Gallaher. tried
Yesterday, was adjourned over. Others
will come up shortly.
Circuit Clerk L. /. Stidger 10 busily
engaged entering the minutes OF the
last term oil the circuit court 1t re,
quires several days work. as at tho las,
term there was the largest docket for
some time.
Among the out.oi-:own visitors in the
city Yesterday wero Judge I. J. iiugus.
OF Wheeling; Judge Umstead. OF New
MartinsvllIc; Paul K iddle and Robert
Smith. OF Benwood.
Rev. James Sanford, OF the Ohio con
ference, who has becn visiting relative!
here for tie past week, has returned
home.
s. 7. liooton, ~postotico inspector, oil
Pittsburgh, spent Sunday with his
brother, Col. ]. L. lIooton.
4 marriage license was is.ned yester.
day to G. NJ. llartzeIl and Cora Games,
both of this city.
Mrs. Robert skinner. OF Cincinnati, ID
here on n visi: 10 her mother, Mrs. Col.
]. II. Lockwood.
Mrs. Mary Hutchinson, OF Cameron,
is the guest OF her brother, b. L. Nc.
Cuskey.
Miss Alice Sanford spent Sunday with
friends in Wheeling.
Mr.. Z, Belt, OF Delaware, is visiting
friends in the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-09
~ Te1u- Seer" Tonight.

There is only one IIoyt's "a Texas
Steer" company. II will DO seen in Mr..
lIoyts most popular comedy. "A Texas
Steer" in this city this evening. For
several seasons tho amusing aud in.
tcresting Texas story has been one OF
tho amusement SUCCESSES OF tho age,
aud il Maverick Brandcr," ''Bossy
Brander." Grassy Gall" "Col. Pep.
per" Christopher Columbus, Jr.. FISH
back" Dixie Style" "Col. Bragg"
Col. Blow" and "Mai. Yell" don't
make friends in Whcclingi /, vii! DO n
wonder. 1t appears 4. tho Opera House
to- night.
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RESCUED FROM TORMENT.
Bvory Joint In His Body Ruckod
by rheumatism.
Could Not Move lila Arm aud Was In
Constant pain-h Truo Story OF n
Remarlfnbi0 Cure.

William I. Mnier, Is Park Place,
gainesville, Ohio, says: "Abont n year
ngo | hnu to quit work on account OF
rheumatism. | had the disease in my
hips, back and arms, In fact, in every
joint in my body. Tho pain was intense,
and suiIorod tho most excriciatiug
ngony. My doctor could not do any
thing for mo, and tried every remedy
that could DO suggested; none Of thcm
did mo any good, aud finally my joints
became stiiioncd and sore. At times |
could not move my right arm. and was
In constant puin. | procured Il bottle
OF Munyon's Rheumatism Cure. and
within n short while was completely
curod. | nm free from stiffness and
pain, and can clleerfuily recommend
Munyon's Remedy as QIo best iIavo
ever known" -,
Munyon's rheumatism Cure acts nj.
most simultaneously. curing many OBJ.
stina.o cases in II few hours. II is guar
antood to cure rheumatism In any part
OF tho body. Acute or muscular rheu.
matiam cured In from one 10 five days.
II never fails TO cure sharp, shooting
pains in tho arms, iegs, side, buck or
breast, or soreness Of any part OF the
body in from one to three hour.. II
promptly cures lalnenoss, stil and swol.
len joints, and all pains IN the hips
and loins, chronic rheumatism, sciatica,
lumbago or pain In tho back aro speed.
lily cured. 1t seldom fails to give relief
after one or two doses, and almos. in
yariably cuEes before one bottle has
been used.
Munyon's Homeopathic Homo Rem.
cdy Company, Of Philadelphia, put I'D
specifics for nearly every disease, which
are sold by all druggists, mostly for IS
cents a bottle.
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Gun better halves say they could not
keep house without Chamberlain.
Cough Remedy. 1t is used in moro
than half the homes in Ioeds. SINS
Bros, Leeds, Iowa. This shows the
esteem in which that remedy is held
where it has been sold for years and is
well known. Mothers have learned
TINT there il nothing SO good for colds.
Group aud whooninc cough, that it
cures those ailments quickly aud per.
manently. and that 1t is pleasant and
sale for children TO take.
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We otter One Hundred Dollars Re.
ward for any case OF Catarrh that can.
not be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure.
F. J. CHENEY & Co., Props, Toledo, 0.
We the undersigned have known F.
J. Cheney for the last Fifteen years, and
believe him perfectly honorable in all
business transaction and financially
able TO carry out any obligation made
by their firm. NEST & TErAx,
Wholesale Druggists, Toledo, ..
MALDISG. kiNSAS Il MARVIN,
Wholesale Druggists. Toledo. O.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken Internal
". acting directly upon the blood and
mucous surfaces OF tho system. Price
10 cents per bottle. Sold by nil Drug.
gists. Testimonials free.
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b. II. Bowman. publisher Enquirer, Of
bremen, Ind. writes: Last week our
little Girl baby, tho only one We have,
was taKon sick with Group. After two
doctors failed 10 civo relief and life was
hanging on Il moro thread, we tried Ono
Minnie Cough euro and its lilo was
saved. Logan Drug Co.,, Wheeling. W.
Va, BIZ. Peabody, Benwood, and Bowie
& Co., Bridgeport. Q.
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BILLY" George left Yesterday for
Grand Rapids. Mich, where he will
play bali this season.
Robert and George Wea.lake, the twin
brother ball players, have signed with
different cams in the Pennsylvania
State league. one with Scranton and the
other at llazeltou. When these clubs
meet each vii. have to mark its man
well TO keep from coaching the wrong
onS, as the boys cauno easily be die
tiuguished.
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day, April IL.
The last oil tho series OF popular OK.
cursiOns from this section to- the Ma
.ional Capital via Baltimore 4
OHIO Railroad, ia announced
Tor Thursday, April 18th, when
tho same train arrangements and
low rates that were in etEec, OH the pre.
vious excursions will prevail. Those
who have not taken advantage OF the
previous excursions should not fail to
embrace this opportunity to see the
National Capital. The severe weather
OF the past winter Is over and the ION.
ial warmth OF carly apring will mako
travelling more comfortable. The pub.
lie buildings, museums. artgallories and
institutions, will all DO open Tor free in
spcctlon aud delightful side trips can
be made to points OF interest near BY
Baltimore, Annapolis. Mt. Vernon and
Richmond, are all within easy reach of
the National Capitah A visitors guide
TO Washington, issued by tho Baltimore
II Ohio Railroad Company, giving n syn.
opsis OF tho public buildings and nc.
traction at tho Capital and details OF the
excursion. train schcdulcs, rates, etc,
can DO had by applying to any Balti-
moro & Ohio agunt.
Trains leave Wheeling sos n. m. and
5:i5 p. M. Parlor car on morning train
from Pittsburgh and sleeping car on
tho night train. Tickets $40 for tho
round trip.
Corrcspondingly low rates from other
stations.
Tickets will be good ten days, and will
bc valid for passage from Washington
to baltimore Mt any time within the
lifo OF tho ticket.
For fnllnan car accommodations and
"u'dn 10 poinis OF i~ntcrrst in Washing.
ton, address nearest Baltimore 4 Ohio
uuout. NJ,
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OAK lIARBor, OuIo.-"1 mot George
.. Momony, IN old veteran Of tho Mex.
lean war, on the streets to-day, who told
mo that after reading about Simmons
Livcr Regulator no bought 4 bottle, aud
tho first three doses gave him immeGi-
ate relief George Goslinc. Your
druggist sells it in powder or LIQUID; the
powder TO be taken dry, or made into n
tea.
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=. H. RICE. Mondota. Ill.,, wri,ou:
.iH'e used your Japanese Pile euro
unu found II II sure and permanent
EURO. Chas. X. Gootzc and W. ". irwin

The host salvo in tho world for cuts,
bruises, sores, ulcers, suit rheum, foyer
sores, tottsr. chappod hands, chilblnins,
corns. and all skin ornptions, and posi-
lively cures piles. or no pay required.
1t is g%uarantccd to givo perfect satisfac.
lion or money refunded. Price q
cents por box. For salc by Logan Drug
Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-04-09

Wheeling IS the second in rank as TO
population among the citieI composing
the Interstate association. Here's the
way they stand: Columbus. 100000;
Wheeling land surrounding towns),
10000; Akron, 10000: Canton, 10000;
Findlay, 10000; Mansfield. $1,000; Sseu.
benville, 5000; Twin Cities. 1900;
total base ball population, $4,000.
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The Twins would like TO hear from
any nine under fourteen years OF age.
The players are Thomas Keenan,. Char
ley Coil. Will Truax, Bailey Frazier.
Fred Ebert, Charley Wagner, Walter
Whitehouse, Elsis Fry, All Snider and
John Keenan,.
The Joseph WiniesdorIe- Stars dc.
teated a picked nine by the score OF p
20 -. Batteries. for the Stars. johnson
and Allen and for tho picked nine,
Walters and Petolis,
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TnE SEASON OPENS.
suburban lsowiing League Games Woro
Largely Attended.
"To.SIGm's G.Ars-coIumD!A W.. Lotus.

The fourteen weeks championship
season OF tho Suburban Bowling League
opened ut Seioert's alleys last night
with two games between the. Calumet
and Bcabout teams. Tho opening gamos
attracted u large crowd Of bowling on.
thusiasts aud the work Of both teams
was OF a h~igh.grade. In the first game.
which was won by tho Calumet on q
9OO.score, Miller'silS0 was high. and in
the second. in which Beabout was the
victor. Longs 100 vas tho best score.
(.le scores III detail:
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First, tbrcc.iourths miIo-L.uoIie, Miss
Norma, Lady Loo, Cniguita, Marina,
Outbreak, l07; Sim Wells, Il. 3. John.
Hon, Hay Rake, Colonel WighLmnn 1903;
King Elm, liz.
Second, hplf milo-Misa Maxim. Car.
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Dc sure and uso that old aud weil.tricd
remedy. Mrs. MISSIONS SoornISu SYRUP
for children ~,octhing. II sootnos tho
child, softons tho gums. allays all pain,
cures wind collie and ~ tho best rome.
dy for diarrhWa Twenty-Five cSnts -
D0ttle. HWFIw
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DAISIES TOOil THREE
Games from tho i.Innd club ut tho Musos


The three Muses league champions.
ship games between tho Islands and
Daisies last night were Won by the Dai.
sizes. This team rolled two 300 scoros.
but the second game was nearly won BY
Island, who, however. foil badly in tho
four concluding frames. Tho scores:
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rio G., Warron, Point Elusive. ITO; Sir
Dixie. Nav House, ia,

Third. ono milc-Santiaro, Dacat,
Prince Karl, 100; Nero, los.
Fourth, onc.hnlf milo-LNdy lnos,
Becky Sharp, Exhibit, no; Captive, ll3.
Fifth, sevcneighths milo rprinceSs
Rose, %; Walter Talbort. %; Mrs. Nor.
Gan, l0l: Dick Bshan, rowhattan, l0i
Advocate, llodgson. l08; JonniO W.,
l01; Joe Woolman, l60; BurreIls Billet,
W. l.. Munson, Revenue, ll9.
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bridgeport.

bridgeport water rents arc duo April
J.. discount Of 10 per cent will be al
lowed il paid before tho 10th.
3.5'9 ". r. BOWMAN, Secretary.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-10
Election of Officers

Last night at their hall the San
Antonio Hayseed club held their
regular monthly meeting, at
which important business was
transacted and the following Off
GERS to manage the affairs Of the
club for the ensuing six months,
were elected: F. M. Gloeckuer,
president; Miss Mary Meyer, vice
president; H. G. Schumacher,
secretary; w. F. Derr, treasurer ;
A. Gloeckner, Joe. Vinck, Mrs. H.
G. Schumacher and Miss Annie
Vogt, amusement committee, with
Mr.. Vinck as chairman.
The Club will attend Prof. Beck's
concert in a body tomorrow night
and will also give another moon,
light picnic at West End next
month.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-10
Victorious Wheelmen,

Messrs. Hofheinz, Hale, Roach
and other wheelmen of this city,
who have been contesting in the
races in Monterey, Mexico, passed
through the city Monday night for
Taylor, where they engaged in the
contests there yesterday. The re-
suit showed as follows:
In the half mile, class B race, r.
H. Hofheinz, came in third.
One mile, class B, Hofheinz, Sec
ond, j. A. Roach, third.
Two mile, class b, III. w. Hale,
first r. III. Hofheinz, second.
Messrs. w. +. and J. A. Roach,
H. w. Hale and Hugo Hofheinz
have returned from the Taylor
wheel races.
In the two mile race Mr.. Hale
won the prize, a 500 Warwick
bicycle, while Hofheinz won Sec
ond, a portrait of himself. ]. A,
Roach won fourth, a pair Of slip.
pers. Hale made the two miles in
5 minutes, Is seconds.
A man named Sneed, not enter
ed in the race or handicap took
his position on the track and with
long start came out ahead and
claimed the prize, but according to
the racing board rules, he was not
entitled to it, and did not get 1t.
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1895-07-10
Business Clubs Monthly Session

Business Clubs Monthly Session.
At the meeting Of the Business
Mems club yesterday afternoon,
the effort to send the Attwater Ex-
hibit to the Atlanta Exposition
was abandoned.
An invitation from Houston
business men to send delegates to
a convention July Is, to consider
the question of state ex hibit at
Atlanta, was received, and the
president was given the power of
appointing delegates who chose to
60.
The forthcoming state shooting
tournament in San Antonio next
fall was endorsed.
The American Philatelic associa-
ton was invited to hold the next
convention in San Antonio.
The secretary's report for the
last quarter showed 1913 mem bers.
There have been 5000 pieces Of
sealed mail matter advertising
San Antonio sent out. He is now
compiling more data on climate
and our best commercial indus
tries, which will be sent abroad.
The receipts have been $1,675.5S
and expenditures $752.40.
Resolutions were adopted con-
graduating the railroads in put
ting on weekend excursions to ouI
city and on the early trains out Of
the city.