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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-17
BElIIAIltE.
All Sorts Of Locni Now. mud Gossip from
tho Glnss City.

All Sorts Of Local Now. mud Gossip from
tho Glnss Ci,y.
The Taxpayers have appointed K. L.
Giheu, John Il. Longley. J.B. McMechen
and George S. lcntz as u committee to
examine county expenditures every
three months and report irregularities
through county papers and 10 tho asso.
citation. This committee /. to serve
without compensation, but ia to have
its expenses paid. They also want mon
nominated for the legislature who are
favorable TO taxing valuable franchises
aud privileges and who favor n law dc.
timing clearly what tho legal fees and
salaries OF all officers arc; and where
such legal foes aud salaries are cxcos.
sive. and tho Law be amended so as 10
reduce arch snlarios to n sum corro-
spending TO that paid businesI mon and
clerks for like services, and that all sur
plus fees and saleries DO paid into tho
county treasury. George NJ. Wl.o and
others opposed tho latter part OF this,
bu, under the leadership OF Hon. a. 4.
Mciclyoy the convention adopted it.
Charles Richardson. tho deputy in
como tU1 CNlIcCkOT, uhS SpenL several
days in this city fixing up mistakes in
returns thM had boon made, and loft yes.
terday. The thirty days grace allowed
d%elinqucnls for making their reports
under tho income tax law expired at
midnight, and those who failed in ~.
porting 10 the internal revenue COLLECTOR
before lhon will be compelled to pay 30
per cont additional tax untoss tho Inv il
declared unconstitutional.
The men employed at tho blast fur.
mace are now receiving II 10 por cent
advance in wages that commenced on
tho 10th inst. There arc abou, ,iity
mon engaged about the furnace and tho
advance was givon thOn without any
demand being made, though evor since
m increase was granted NJ Now Castlc,
Pa, there has beun somo talk iicrc, tho
prices ruling there being in n measure
the rule here. =,
Tho Prohibitionists will hold their
county convention in the city hall in
this city on the 3rd OF juno. Tho first
session will DO held at 10 o'clock, and
tho convention 10 called for tho organi-
cation OF committees, appointment OF
delegates 10 tho state convention, and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-17
BASE BALL ATTENDANCE.
Th- Wheeling Club Oniciais Are Some
wiint Disappointed.

Th- Wheeling Club Onictal. Are Some
wl,rt Disappointed.
During the past two weeks the at
tendance at tho ball games al the Island
park has not come up to the expec.a-
ton OF the officials OF the Wheeling
club, and II it does not improve when
tho club returns from its long trip, i; 10
one OF tho possibilities. humiliating
though il be to conieis, that tho local
club will follow in tho wake oil the
Steubonville management. aud transfer
to n town that nj appreciate II team
that eau win nino out oil twelve games
played.
II ia no, beloved, however. that tho
Wheeling enthusiasts will allow matters
to come To such 4 condition that the
town would probably loio tho club. In
the past Wheeling has been the best Of
Tri.s,a,o %citios, and every ian" should
SEQ that tho .own'a reputation in this
respect ia maintained. With Il loains
team ;hero iq 4 shadow Of oxcuso for
lacE Of patronage, bu. with such n
s,rong team rs that gathered under
Manager White Won tho shadow Ia
gone.
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THOSE sMALLrox CASES.

DR.. Uirlch snys tn" Department Assumed
the Expense.
To he Editor oiAs hhAiqta'tr.
SiG:-Allow me to correct al error or
two In your editorial relating to tho con.
n~ection OF the supervising surgeon gon.
eral OF tho marine hospital service with
tho frst two smallpox cases. When
the marine. Lewis Smith, was found to
have tho smallpox, telegraphed to
Washington and received instructions
by letter TO make his papcra in regular
form. aud tho department would pay Il
reasonable charge for taking care Of
him, which ] did. When tho second
ono, II. Weatherspoon, camo | made
out his papers in tho samo way aud
sent them on. Before the expiration
OF his time | asked for m extension,
which was allowed. This. Of course,
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ro'nAN's CAVES Wheeling a. Twin cities.
CAUTION 81 Akron. fladlsy al Hcuton, Columbus
al Mansfield
Special Diydtrt 70 u, hnpiltler.
'unicnsvtLLG, O.. May {. -whoellnr
won to.day's game In tho frat two in.
nings by punching their hits, together
with several very costly errors by tho
home team. Altor tho second inning
Minnchnn pitched a iino game aud was
supported in good shape. Wheeling
was very lucky and when the Twins con.
nectcd with tho ball it went directly at
ono OF their fsldcrs. McDoural did
Sory good work in the box. but ii was
on account OF hia support. McNamara's
umpirinG was Kissed throughout tho
game ami was very unsatisfactory,
Kane, work at short was u feature.
Anderson aud Wright will 10 the oppos.
ing pitchers Tomorrow. The score:
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meet on tho diamond. Tho cato money
will 10 TO somo charitable Institution.
The police arc keeping tho makeup OF
their nine secret, but following aro tho
positions and tho batting order OF tho
city building ninc:
John ". KindIobCrscr, c. I, and capt.
A. ]. White. p'''"'
William Clatot. catch.
John J.. Farrell, lst.
Tom MctiranAhau, g.
Jesse shaier, left
John sehellhase, I'd,
William Holmes, Sd.
Ben Wilkie, right.
Sam Sloan, sub .titutc.
Dr.. Walden. surscon
Y, II. Watkins, spiritual adviser,
s. o. Boyco viii bu umpire. The
game will DO played on tho now hall
park on tho Island, some day next week.
not yet fixed.
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A Quarter Century Test

For a quarter OF a century DR.. King's
New Discovery has been tested, and the
millions who have received benefit from
its use testify 10 It's wonderful curative
powers in oil diseases Of Throat, Ghost
and Lungs. a remedy that has stood
the test go long and that has given 80
universal satisfaction is no experiment
Each bottle is positively guaranteed to
give relief, or the money will be refund.
ed. 1t is admitted to DO the most roll.
able for Coughs and Colds. Trial bottles
free at Logan Drug Co.'S Drug Store.
Large size Soc and 81.
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Other National L,sacu. Games.

Al Observation-Disclosures 100 Scorer:
Ctevcland-............J u l 0 0 U . o.
Phils1clphia.--..-.. 0 ! 0 l ! l. G
Earned ruaS. PhilaielphII 1. Hits. : and II.
Errors, . and I. Pitchers, Clppy, Sullivan aud
caScy. Umpire, Murray. Tine. l:1.
Al; Observation-Disclosures eco. Score:
Cincinnati. 4....." o . ! ?0! O. 9
wsshIDston-"~....--O . . 20 o | J. =
Earned rms, 5 and 4 His. Q and 10. Errors.
2 aud 4. Pitchers, HhiIcs. Anderson and Nal,
larsey. Umpire. EnNllc. Time, Rib.
asst. Inuls-Aiicniauce 800 Score:
St LoulS...........U 0 0 D !. . )
baltimore .....m".".-.." v y 0 0 . 0 0 o.
Earned rum. .nd2. Hts. : aud & Errors,
: tad t. Pitchers. lif-Iten'Iein and liemmlnR.
Umpire, Mcdonald. Time, LIS.
\; ChicGgU-ht.eniaEc- 2,iOl, Score:
Ch.c.YU. r.....--.i' 0 . / D u | = Q
E:oJllyn-..... ..a. .....u 0 o. y ! l o . O. .
i:1rnci runs, chIctgo G. lIis. IL and :. Errors.
G andI. Pitchers. Grinilh aud Stein. Umpire.
LO:ts, Time 2:lU,
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LOUISVILLE. May l6.-The best thing
Of the day was Pearl Song, who opened
S to |, but he was quickly backed to s
to ). lie lost a pile OF money for the
bookies. The Louisville handicap had
but two original entries to start, but
Selika and Henry Young were added.
Henry ieung won as he pleased taking
command from the fall OF the lia..
Summaries:
First, q turlong,-Po,sdam, |; Mate,
9; Malmai.on. 8; l:l9t.
Second, 1 NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., /;
Helen Mar. .; Gaie!y Girl, 3; :5l3.
Third. Louisville stakes, mile and one.
sixteenth-lIeury Young. l; Despo., .:
Ray s.. 8; l:54.
Fourth, : turlonga-Pearl Song. /;
ingomar. .; Cliutie c., 3; l:32
Fifth, 4 furlonSs-Adonis, !; Loki,
2: Peter Kitchen, ); :5l1.
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TO SIGN Ai,IlCLss,
Articles OF Agreement sent To I.Asack nm,
MnrIsNsai,

Article, OF Agreement sent To I.arack aud
Marirwsai.
Yesterday Manager Teddy Alexander,
Of tho Metropolitan Athletic Club, sent
articles OF agreement TO Johnny Lavack
and Frank Muciewski, who arc to box
twenty-five rounds before tho MotropoI.
ton Club on tho evening Of 1hur.jay,
May 10 These arc expected to DO 70.
turned signed early next week. The
articles provide that tn. inen arc to box
at l9O pounds, woigh in at tho ring.sidp
just previous to tho encounter, Mana
yet Alexander Is also looking for n
suitable opponent for Johnny Van
lleest in al eight round conte,. TO a
decision. lie has a good man In view,
but has not vet come to terms with him.
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MARTINS PERRY.
Iiaps aud Mishap. ia Tho Thriving CITY
Across the Elvsr.

thUpt hhi Nhlkhtps h NV lNlNlhE wy
Across the Elvsr.
Mr.. and Mira. G. U. Cochran, vito and
daughter returned last night from n
visit at Dalton. lie went fox hunting
whilo there. lie borrowed two dogs,
two collars and TWO chains and returned
with ono collar. Tho dosa wore both
valuable oDes.
Eighteen to seventeen wa the score
In II Gamo oil ball played yesterday by
picked uinea. Tho battorie. were Vick-
ers and VickorO, and Gauding aud Bar
rott. Tho iormor 0
Yesterday Jatnus Nelson passed a
successful examination at Wellsv!llc for
telegraph operator on tho Cleveland &
Pittsburgh railroad.
william LennoS, who shot his broth.
or. Andrew, in the back with q shot gun
at Barton, will 20 TO the pcniten,iary
for threB years.
II Is understood that tho case against
Henry Beem for alleged clnbezzIement
from George Mckim has been nollioJ.
Mr.. Wilbor Baggs, OF Spence Bags <
Co., who has been on tho sick list sevor.
al days, Is in the oiilca again.
Frank Butterfeld, OF Pittsburgh. 10
visiting his inther.in-law, b. II. Souders,
on Third street.
Miss Bess Brady, who has been visit.
Ing at ~lrondalc, returned on Weducs.
day night
George Riddle went to Canal Dover
Yesterday. Whore he will pnpapp in
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81 had a very severe cold on nv
lungs tina: caused much soreness and
gave me considerable u%neasiness. in re.
gard to tho result" says MIR. I. Z.
Smith. OF Biilcrica. Mass. "A local
druggist called my attention to Cham.
berlafn's Cough Remedy, aud on his
recommendation | gave the remedy a
careful trial. The result surprised me
| recovered entirely in three days" %
and so cent bottles for sale BY Chas. X.
Goelzc. Will W. Irwin, John Klari,
Vim. h. Williams. c. Mcnkemeller. Vim.
II. Hague, II. C. Stewart, A. L. Schecle,
J. Coleman. c. S%chuepi, VIM. Menke.
meller, Wheeling, ". Va; Bowie 4 Co.,
Bridgeport; B. T. Peabody & Son, Ben.
wood.
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Tho marks at tho public landing ut q
y. IN. showed U ieet aud stationary.
Weather cloudy and warmer.
The Sam Brown At O u. in., tho Voluu-
tccr at 7 Il. III. and the Hawk nj : p. m.
passed up with emptie, yesterday.
Other lows Of emp,ies vii! pass UP on
tho present G.foos stage.
a unique plan has been decided upon
by Commodore Laidley, which will
greatly benefit Cincinnati and at the
same time otier inducements to citizens
along the river 40 far as Madison 10
make a trip 10 this city. Every passen-
ger buying 4 round trip ticket on the
mail line packets Sherley or Sunshine
from Madison or any intermediate
point will DO given 4 free ticket to the
Zoo or to the Humane Bazaar. This
generous offer will be tho means OF IN.
ducing travel to the city, and will be
greatly appreciated by our merchants.-
Cincinnati Tribune. What's 10 hinder
something of this kind being tried here ?
rRRD ICsEMAS pEAp.
The news OF the death Of Fred Huse.
man. Of tho city wharlboat, became
generally known yesterday at noon,
when the wharfboat flag was placed At
half mast. a mark OF re.pec, that was
followed by all the steamboats, that 20
on. OF Wheeling. 1t wss a very sudden
death. and was expected By none but
the intimate friends OF the deceased.
Only four days ago he was attending to
his duties rs collector OF tho wharEboat,
but pneumonia, with fearful suiitness,
ended his life. Dir. lIusemau died
yesterday morning at IL o'clock.
Fred lluseman, who was known to
many business men in This city as
"lIoneat Fred" for he was the very
ideal OF honesty and upriyhtness always,
was born in Wheeling f~orty.eight years
ago, and during his life had held a nun.
Der Of responsible positions. Early in
life he vas connected with tho wharf
boat business OF Booth, Battelle < Co.,
and was also employed in their boa,
store. Later he WAS clerk and captain
Of the steamboat Science, that piled in
the Wheeling aud Ma,amoras trade.
Leaving the river he startled a livery
stable, the finest ever conducted in
Wheeling. which he ran successfully
for a number OF years. lic was also at
one time the passenger agent OF the
Pittsburgh, Cincinnati & ST. Louis rail-
way. About three years ago no became
connected with the Wheeling wharf
boat, and his snryicea woro able and
were appreciated.
lie married some years ago, a iauyh-
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showed that they admitted the claim
for this ono also. Four years aeo WHOM
tho boy Williamson Ind tho SMALLPOX,
mud was treated by tho health officer,
tho department paid So II day Tor his
caro-. know you said what ynu did
because you were midntormod, and /
ask you to publish this a, u correction.
Respectfully
q. i. ULRiCn,
Acting Assistant Surgeon Marine llos.
pital Service.
lihntiiah May 10.
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Distressing kidney and bladder dis.
eases relieved in six hours by tho NEW
GREAT Sourn AMERICAN KIDNEY CugE."
This now remedy is n great surprise on
account Of its exceeding promptncss in
relieving pain i'll tho bladder, kidneys,
back and every part Of tho urinary pass.
ago in malo or female. 1t relieves re-
tention OF water and pain in passing it
almost Immediately. II you want quick
relief aud cure this Is your remedy.
Sold by X. Ii. List. druggist, Wheeling,
W y,
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Esttia! DipsfI 70 IA, Intelligence.
MANSFIELD. O., May lG.-The States.
men laid three twirlera out Tor Mans
field this afternoon, but the latter team
were unable 10 do much with Bealle,
who pitched for Columbus. Columbus
won out in the irss and second innings,
battin: Nerves delivery all over the
lot Score:
HaushclL---..--i . o o . O-5
rulumRus....--.yj { o ! / y / e-i2
Base bits. and II. Errors. : aud 5. Batteries.
Negyt- Wakefield, Sommers and quinn; Beadle
and iiieloW.
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P%irrsnrHGu, May l6.-The good bat
ting Of tho homo team and the inability
Of :he New Yorks to hit Hawley, was
the cause OF the defeat Of the visitors to-
day. Spirited base running on both
sides vas the feature OF the game. At
tendance $500. Score:
Pi.t'ourgh..--.-.-.l o o / = o : e-IO
New rork....-....-0 . D U . o v o o. :
Base hits. Is and d Errors. ) aud / Earned
rr5Is Pittsburgh I. Sew York I. TNo-basc hits.
EecElcy. Cross. ThEre-baSe hits. Gross. SArrI.
Gee hills, Cilnssuan. Time. c.iu. Umpire, Belts,
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:, Remarkable Cure OF Rheumatism.

From u, Gro'oH, CoaHeetiem. Rtricp.
David LOWS. who has beon afflicted
all winter by rheumatism, is on, again
aud NIL due to II OF tho mediciues nd.
rcrtisod in our columns. After irving
everything possible, he used Chamber.
lain's Pain Balm, which ha, relieved
him oil all pain, from which he was n
constant sufferer, AMI promises to make
him fit for duty o We know David
has been II great sufferer aud are glad
TO neo him around AMIN.
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Kenton heater, mt Home.

Spct'fI DIJDdIch 70 Ut W'tIIysHctE
KrSroS, O., May l6.-The kenton
cub played its frs. game on the home
grounds this afternoon with the Find.
lays. Farmer" Jones. the much.taIked.
OF pitcher from Cincinnati. wa, knocked
out OF the box in the tira. inning. The
game stood: Eindiav, IL; kenton, ).
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The result OF last evenings games in
the Musoe league va. somewha. sur.
p%rising, the Brownies being defeated in
two gainos by the Daisies. Tho result i,
that three teams are tied for first place
In the race. The SEQ res:
Brownies - llervey, l4S, l5+, l4j;
Brown, ~. lbs. l93; Borland. 81. lGi,
l0G; Dahindcn. IA. lGl, l40; Adams,
l4o, Isl, li7; UNei!l, To-, ljS, 10; to.
tails, SO, S96, ISL.
Daisies = Stevenson. l3S, HIS, l7G;
Wells, l7"e, $50, l59; ". Day. lis, l25,
l52; Amick. AZ, ls9. los; j. Day, ISL,
l34, 100; Blind, l24, I40. III: totals SIS,
SO6, So.
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Secretary Bnrrows, Of tho ball club.
desires it stated that the report that
the Whcc!iugs are a training school Tor
tho St. Louis Browns. and that McDou-
gal or any OTHER player can be ,nkon
away whenever desired, il not true.
Although Buckenborger ia tho prosi.
den: OF tho Wheeling club. no cannot
take away players unless tho othOr
stuckiIoldcrs agre0 to such action. and
would no. il he could.
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Tho Peerless won two galves from
the Masco;s and emerge from the tail.
end in the South Side league race. The
scores:
Peerless-Schn ulbach, 100, 1906:
Weitzel, l52, l54; Kohn, lo6. lis: Hail,
IL. 20i; Richards. III, ll9; Knoke,
l49, l55; totals. SOB, $50,
Mozart-Scheebc. liz. HI; Roth, Iii,
us; Kalbi,zer, llJ. 1873; Nol,e, 1877, l4a:
kohrig. l?G, 1871; Zulauf, l39. ll3; totals,
7GJ, 1850.
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Probable brooklyn winners,

First-SabeIla, Butterflies, Owlot.
Second-Jack Of Spades, Wernburg,
Buckrene.
Third--Axiom Floretta, Fascination.
Fourth-lrish Reel, Bombaze,.e, Liza.
Fitth-Noue.
sixth-sir knight. Sister Mary, Our
Jack.
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The Daisies accept tho challenge Of
tho j. Albiugors, and will meet tho
manager Saturday at tho Terminal
watch box At ! p. M.
Tho Roman s,ars bea. tho Blue Stars
u TO 10 Yesterday afternoon,
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Wheeling, r.....r.- .....A = . . 0 l n-lU
Elrpca runs. TwIa Citici =. Whseliu<5 j. Two
a bit, Davis. Three bASc hi:. liOWcrmat.
Stolen base. HAser :. Regain. Double r,syS.
ManshaG, HASrE:o Riuchatt, ilAgef. MuclIatt
att ShaN. Bases ON balls OF NInnrIan 3.
Icpousal ). Struck out. BIZ MianeGau |. No.
DogsAl:. Psgcd bali. iIowctutsa, wIlG pitch.
NinnahAr l, TiGe c! Ehlne." houo. Umpire,
NcSSIoNF
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How nicely Hoods SarsaparilIa hits
the needs oil the people who feel all
tired out or run down from any cause.
1t seems to oil up the whole mechanism
OF the body so that all moves smoothly
aud work becomes delight. Ii YOU are
weak, tired and nervous, Hoods Sarsa-
parilla ia just what you need. Try it.
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Be sure and uso that old and well tried
remedy, Mns. MISSIONS SOOTHING SYRUP
for children tec;iins. 1t soothes the
child, softens the gums, allays all pain,
cures wind collie and is the bcst rem G.
dy Tor diarrh@a. Twcaty.fvo cents a
OOttic. MwFdW
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THE FIRST is OURS.
Tho Twin clsiea Batsmon Gould do
Nothing With McDougai.
SIX SCATTERING HITS WERE ALL

The TNwi"s Made-rho Game was Won
In the First Two tnnings-Andorson
VIII Pitch To.day-the Other Tutor.
state League Gamcs-Thn Coming
Larnos. MaciewsIi nout-Brownlcs
pefcatcd'-othor Bowilns Games,
Lato News OF Sport.
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Special Dhpd.rf TO the InslisnIte-.
iKrox, O., May l6.-Akron went to
pieces in their game with Canton this
afternoon. making more errors than
they made hits. Canton played a strong,
steaiysIme. and won handily by time.
" batting. Conover, Csnton's pitcher,
struck out ten men. The score:
Canion.---...-.I D o ) {. , III
AksoE.~-........-..-I l D 0 o o . q 81
Base hits. II and S. Errors. . aud o. Batteries,
Gray and LaYeile, Connyer aud smith.
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NOTES ON
Stage OF watpr hui uovpmeutS Of Boats.
Tho ltisrr Intercsts,

N]rSrEGpkr'S DErAHruRIS
Il, X. bedford, Grcen. Pittsburgh, SR. Id.
hudson. AguUW. Pittsburgh. II u. III
Courier, Gamble, l~'nrEclAburg. lGaOh nj.
Lexington. cline, MaialnotaN. ll:jOL IN,
Liberty, Booth. C%laTlngtoH, 3pp III.
hOArs LEAVING To.nAv.
Hen fur, kemple. rafkonbuW. 1850 a. IN.
Courier. GRmblV. Pittsburgh. ap. m.
II. X. bedford, Green. Newport, milnlghL
Liberty. b0Oth. ClaringtOn, 5.I T. N.
EOkIs LrIrlSG ~To.uuEROW'>
Hudson. Agucw. Cincinnati. sL. Ia.
Lexington, cline. MAtumUH,, iV.3DL ID.
Llb0tIy, Booth, ClArlugtun. J:Jp. IN
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a oIsi.aE BhII, GAME,

Tao u,y Clerical Force and tho Police t"
Cross iixi..
\ yt,st gsruo Of ball has beoa nr.
rsnS,d. ho attaches Of tho various city
ofbc.,a AUD nino OF tho police force TO
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South Sidc-Speidel, l4l, ll6: Hand.
Ian, l57, 1856; Marschner, 100, 100;
Travis, l54. lG4; Wright. lis, III;
Blind, l5o, ll5; total. S44. ST.
liustlers-Shafer. Isl. HI; Ebelinc,
l59. l+2; Hazlett. So. llS; D~ruscheI. lOl.
i3i; Weisserber, los. l40i Blind, IA,
lis; totals, 1GS, S26..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-17
SCAT, Side Win, Two,

Last evening a. the Mozart park the
South Side team defeated the llustlers
in two well played game, by the follow.
Inc srOFas.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-17

"Castorlalsso we'll adapted to childrea thst
Irecommend 1t a. superior tonny prescription
known to me-" II. A. ARCHER, VI. D..
III So. Oxford st., Brooklyn, y. 7.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-17

THE use OF 'Castona' Ia 20 universal ard
itS mrri:sso well known that II seems n work
OF s~apererogatIon to eudoreit Few are the
intelligent families who do not keep CGstoria
within easy reach"
cAELos MARTIN, D. D.,
New York City.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-17

"Fori serrral ytars | have rcconmcda
your 'CastOria,' and shall always o~ontlnl. q
DO 10 rs It has invariably produced bereacj
rcsuits."
EDWIN ?. PARDEK, n. D.,
18th Street and 9Th Ave, New York CT,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-17

Tn-S'oH'' GAHr' SAncle's vs.. CHARTERED
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-05-17

castoria cures Collie, Constipation,
Sour Stomach, Diarrhna, EructatIoa
Kills Worms, gives sleep, and psomous d
gution,
Without injurious medication