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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-28

For National Christian Endeavor
meeting excursion tickets to Boston
will be sold via Pennsylvania Lines July
9Th TO 9th inclusive. Return limit may
be extended to August 5. For knights
Templar Conclave tickets will be sold
August 10 to 25th inclusive. with priv
lego OF extending limit to October 3.
Trains cross the A~lleshcnios at the
highest point above sea level. Famous
Horse Shoe Curve is on this route,
which follows the Blue Juniata for
mile, amid pleasing Rock.
baLIasted ~roadbed; no dust and dirt.
Excursionis.s may enjoy stop-ovcr priv
Ilc2es going, aud may return direct or by
circular route. From New York tho
trip may DO made on p~ala,ial steamers
Of Fall River Line through Long Island
Sound, or hy rail. Address J.. q. TOM
LTHSoS. Ticket Agent, Wheeling. Ior,,MAC.
WATERS. 1927, Liborty street, Pitts.
burgh. for details. 97-2
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SONII; FINE RACING

characterized tho Third Day o:tho Wheel
ing Driving Clubs MeetIuE-Agnes, Mar
quls of Eden, Robert Bonner and Ruby
tho Winners.
The racer yesterday began promptly
at 2 o'clock and were witnessed by 4
large crowd of perhaps fifteen hundred
people and the high class OF tho racing
that characterized the first and second
days, was maintained. The unexpected
happened in the unfinished 2:23 pace.
Sallie Bush, who hal two heats to hor
credit was expected to win out, but
Agnes, the Cleveland entry OF Al Day,
who had been very lucky at :his meet.
ing, took three successive heats and the
race.
The 2:lS trot was easy for Ruby, who
took tho second, third and fourth heats.
after having finished third in the first
to Maud Els first and Marqucite's sec.
ond.
The 2:25 pace was 4 great contest.
Ouida took OFT tho frat heat, tho favor
lite Robert Bonner lying back in fourth
place., Dark Light curno under tho
wire victor in tho second, while Ouida
repeated her SUCCESS in the third. The
Judges were not satisfied with tho driy-
ing OF Robert i}onnor and cautioned
him to drive for all tho animal was
worth. Bonner then went in and took
three successive heats and the race.
After ltody NcGregor, M outsider.
had won the opening heat OF the 2:33
trot, MarQui, OF Eden came 10 tho front
handsomely in the next three hoats,
winning the race. Rody. by tho way,
was distanCed in tho second heat. Vir.
GINA Fox wa, IN oven odds ,avorito in
the betting ring, but her prononess to
break at critical moments lost her what
over chances she Ind OF beating out
Eden.
THE 2:oo3 PACE.
Unfinished from Wednesday, when
Sallie Buch won two heats, AMMO
Bircher ono and Yacht ono hoat. Three
heats in five, purse 500.
Fifth hcat-A now Richmond was tho
central and winning figure in .his heat.
Sallie Bush and Yacht did nil tho pnc-
ing sevcn.oigh,s OF the milo and then
A.ncs, Days Cleveland entry camo up
with a rush and boat out Sallis Bush.
who had drawn away from Yacht. in n
drining finish, ono OF the most exciting
OF tho meeting. Had Snllio won this
heat she would, incidentally. havo won
the race. Time. Pest.
Sixth hcat-Agnes repeated hor auc.
cess in this heat. Sallio Bush wont to
tho front and stayed there until tho
turn to tho homcstrotch when Agnes
came M with that famous rush, and,
although SnlIie's driver applied tho
whip, tho Cleveland horse vas too inst
for her, winning by half q Iongth. Time,
2:2lf.
Seventh hnat-Agncs won tho heat
aud raco. THIS was II beautiful raco b1-
tween Agnes, Yacht aud SaIlio Bush.
The first aud last zach had won two
heats and Yacht had M to her credit.
Agnes mad tho polo and went to tho
front at once, with sallio and Yacht not
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Weak and Sorvons

DoScri bcs tho condition Of thousands
OF people at this season. Thoy have
no appetite, cannot slcep and complain
Of tho pros:rating effect OF warmer
weather. This condition may DO
rcmedied by Hoods Snrsaparilla, which
creates an appetite and tones up Ill tho
organs. |. gives good health by max
ing the blood pure.
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Morgantown-River : feet and rising.
Weather clear and warm.
Wavren-ltiver e]ight-tcn.hs OF ono
foot and rising. Weather clear and
warm.
Stoubcnyille-River . feet G inches
and stationary. Weather clear and
warm.
Grecnsboro-Rivor . feet 5 inches and
rising. Wes.her-Rainfall 30 inches.
Observation-Disclosures G feet and falling.
Weather clear and pleasant.
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ALL tho upper lake resorts rs well rs
those around the shores of Lake Erie
are reached by tho Cleveland, Lorain &
Wheeling railway and its connections.
For cheap excursion rates consult local
agents Of tho Cleveland, Lorain d Wheel.
ing railway.
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THERE is one medicine that will cure
Immediately We refer to Do Wits
Collie and Cholera Cu!e tor all summer
complaints. No delay, no disNppoint.
mens. no failure. Logan Drug Co.
Wheelin: W. Va, &. I. Peabody, Ben.
wood, and Bowio & Co., Bridgeport, Q.
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pretty generally. tho crowd did not APP
proIch In numbers those seon during
tho State Fair races. Tho calibro Of tho
racing at this meeting lie such that n,
leas. one good old.fashioncd State Fair
crowd should DO in attendance, and rs
to-day Is tho last OF tho meeting the
people should turn out aud give the
driving club encouragement TO give
Wheeling another high-claus meeting
next year. which they certainly will no,
do II tho present venture turns out q
losing one.
Tho programme to-day Is surely
enough TO attract q multitude OF lovers
OF the thoroughbred horse. Tho card is
the best Of the four, without doubt To
begin with, tho opening event, tho free.
for.all tros and pace, will be the greatest
horse race eve seen in this section.
The great Raven, who has performed on
the Island track before, is one OF the en-.
tries and will DO tho grea. popular ia.
vorite OF the meeting. Hannis. Jr., the
horse who made She new pacing record
for the local track on Tuesday, 2:lG!. IL
another horse that will start. Spring
Boy, u son OF the famous Strong Boy,
famous Point Pleasant horse, is the
third OF a trio that will help to furnish
sport OF high degree.
Blu. there Is another special attrac.
ton, arranged for last evening by tho
Driving Club. Raven will be sent to
the mile to break his own record OF
Gala, and on the new track. winch is
being praised highly by the horsemen.
he is expected to go the distance in 2:l2
or2:lS. Tho programme OF tho day:
FnEE.FoR.ALL IEor y ~PACE-rrESE 500.
DR.. Wood. c. r.. By MambrlGo Wilkes, u. J..
McCrory, CoyinGtou, Tenn.
Raven. b. m, by AIcau;ara, Meadow Lands
Farm. Pa.
Dallas. c. g, By Almont Boy, C. F. P;edmoa,
Pittsburgh.
Hustler Russell. b. h. by Lord Russell. Il. 4.
Morehcad. IGToniptn, Pa.
Peter Piper, b. s, by Nantucket, 7. Prince,
Wheeling.
HannIs, IT.. c. 6, by HannI,, Ms. ENtA Gerard.
Queen Go,hard. b. In. by St. GotharI, W. J.
Sheppard. ShepoGrdSiown. ". Va
Nellie Il. B.. m. by Erusi, 3. 4. Brown, Green.
Lors; {. IN. by Royal FlornauSht. J. Capehars,
spring BOY. $. s. by Strong Boy. F., l. YeOl,
LADY II. b. NJ, by sidney, Il. sanders, Glcn-
Vile. Q.
81 ~-Ror-rrEsE 500.
Glide. b. m, by Chimes, Slater { Crane.
wedea X, b. h.. by Atwood, W. K. Or, Kings.
ton, o.
tQaiip, S. $, BY Boston Wilkes, 4. J. Reynolds,
Wayrcs5u.S. Pa
go 7gor-rTEsE 500.
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CHIPPEWA LAKE, Pleasure Resort and
Picnic Grounds on tic Cleveland, ID.
rain < Wheeling railway Ia now open
Tor tho season. Please consult local
agents for rates and train arrangement.
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

y
Tho county commissioners of Putnam county.
". Nnr Invite sealed proposals for tho erection
Of n new court house on tho public square IN tho
town Of Winhrld. agreeable To tho plans nul
specifications for snmG ]urcpRrni hy ArcNItac,
Fmnk 4. Milburn. Of kruuyn. ", Vn Snll ulnn,
will I've on Gle 1t thCcOunty clerks Office ut WIN.
field on nnd nitnr June II. lsli. Conlnctorg
will ilc with their bids II certified check for
s no, mn'o payable to Il A SalmonS, county
clerk. MS evidence II thclr bid Is ACCEPTED. tnry
will iiC bond for SS,0n " to said county for thr
faithful performance nf their conlrnct, IIdS
VIII he received until l O'Clock u. H., July l.
lS9.o' when saii bids will DO opened md the do,
ciSlun Of the court mndC public. Tho commis,
slOiicra reserve tho right TO reject any or Mi bids,
Il, ~ ShLMOSS,
IeIV County Clerk.
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THEEEa'o times when strength wan
and needs to 10 restored and sustained.
When digestion weaGCns aud needs rs.
sis!ance chow kola Gum and the needs
OF tho whole system will be supplied.
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Steamer Jennie George will take the
steamer Liber,v's place in the Claring.
ton and Wheeling trade, commencing
Monday.
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rive wuEGL1No vooAlIsrs
Who Have Fnrorably Impressed tho ritts.
burrh Nusicni World,

putEh suHiChi NutlW.
Tho many irlcnda OF Mr.. L. L. IIuso.
man, tho talented young baaso, will DO
glad to loarn that tho gold medal Of tho
votco department Of tho p~ittsburgh
Conservatory OF Music was awarded
him at tho dircctors' reception last
wock. Mr.. llusemau has boon an Darn.
est student and by progress fairly
earned tho reward. During tho yonr no
has appeared Mt n number OF concerts In
and about Pittsburgh with SUCCESS,
notably with tho Williamsburg Choral
Association, NJ tho Emory NJ. +. church,
at Bon Avon, and at two war song con.
corts given At East End theatre, whom
no had two recalls tho frat evening and
three tho second, acorlng ono Of tho sue.
cosscs OF tho occasion. Ito also aang at
tho gold modal recital given by tho con.
~Scrvatory on Juno Is. and nj tho final
concert at DuQucsno theatre mot with
n hearty reception and sang SChumun's
noble song. "rho Two G%rcnadiors,"
with great object. Mr.. llusOman 0cc,l.
pies tho position OF solo bass in ono OF
tho largest churches in Pittsburgh and
is to DO congratulated TINT his earnest.
conscientious work is meeting with
such cordial recognition,
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Another OF WhcoIins's yocnIista In
favor in Pittsburgh IL Miss Zou Hast
ings. who has boon hoard n, two OF tho
concerts, in both OF which sho was most
successful. Mr.. Webstor, tho director,
pronounced hnr- singing Of Massnncts
Good Night" tho work OF an artist.
Tho Bulletin. commenting upon her
work, snys: at tho recital given ut tho
Conservatory Of Music oil Thursday
morning. Miss Hastings, n pupil Of
james Stephen Martin, mado hOr debut
In Pittsburgh. giving a favorable i'm.
preston. She has been studying with
Mr.. Martin n year or two, and is, owl.
dcntly, n very talented girl, with n
bright future, unsteady. IL tho work sho
does now Is any prophrcv.n
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HOOPS Pills are the beit uitcr.dinner
pills, assist digestion. euro headache. .
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FOR SAIlE.

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Restaurant ard hotel for sale OH MAiAC; s:;G;
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Cigar S:orc Oh Market street for al, cheap
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RAVEN WILL BREAK
His Pacing Record on tho State
Fair Grounds Track.
SPECIAL ATTRACTION FOR TO-DAY.
The Close Of tho Wheeling Driving
Club Raccs-Tho Frco for All Itnco
will DO n Groat struGglo-Ycstcr.
days Elmo Racing Witnessed by n
Good Crowd-EIcltinE Finishes Tho
lsulD oftho Afternoon.

BETTER day could
not liavo been Sc
looted Tor tho races
than yesterday. but
tho crowd waS not
what 1t should havo
boon. Although the
business pie,
taking advantage Of
tho closing Of tho
wholesale houses ut
noon, were there
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nOlu 1t only Tor n minute, M NJ tNN
lower urn tho polo horse. Agnes, wont
q length ahead. On tho back,trotch
Yacht camo up at a groat pace and was
again In 1t, but tho pace was too hot,
ana saliio was loft to battle 1t out with
AEnoi. A break rs thoy ontored tho
upper turn destroyed her chances and
Agnes cantorod In an cay winner.
limo, 2!2l.
Tho summary:
Agnes. B. M. A.. r. Day, Cleveland.
.1nloIS:S""..s;'";"%g.i..;.... o~tS9lli
Niles, o. =, m,s' W. N"HSo.a, slclnn.
Yacht, b, NJ, Mccall ( Garyoy,
p n9uhewo9u' ia'';'";'.S.......r' !
"GEIsnriIlc'' e S' a. " iohnoo.' cs77Gd'
Cold beck: J, CapChNrt II Pleas
NM, W Ea.;'f:";n";";;r.;..' O7Sd
WRSelinS 2, m,' tao"u~ "'"'o"' d..
Jay, c M. rrnss.AxiI stock farm,
SanM DSyGr, S'..~&"rsg%f;.". 40Ah7dF.
KiI,Snning, IN =" r. t'''Uy, 3ob4bd,
Eddie Halc, {, Camr6Gii, MarlNtta,
Olio 'iT;j.:::'T.,."";".;v.T..:. SOD.
fnrI. mm,hfm nc q 1N''' 'U'"N, ,ad
Time-!:2ij,, 2..3J., 2:.jI., S:!Ji., ?:2JL,, 2?il,,
~
TitH 2:lS rRor.
Conditions-Throo heats In hvo /;
purse $500.
First bcnt-MarQuottc. Congressman
C%apchart's fast boy. took tho load bu.
Iolinquished It to Maud l., who gradu'
ally increased hor load over Marquette.
Ruby was third and Moston fourth.
Tho race developed into a procession
and tho finish was most unintorc,tinE,
Maud winning ovor Marquette. Time,
2:?29.
Second hoas-Maud t., tho winner Of
theIhrst heat, started out to mako tho
pace and maintained tho lead until tho
backstrotch on tho second turn was
reached when Ruby wont ahead in n
great ontst oil speed aud although both
Nland L. n Marquette responded
eanolY tho Eric marc got under the
wire a hall length ahead OF Maud, who
leu Marquette q yard. limo. ":"Ol.
Inird hcat-Ihis was a beautiful race
anu Drought out the best trotting m
OF the meeting and tue record for the
State raj. track. The horses wero all
Close up throughout, hra! n n thon
another having tho lead. Maud I. had
tho 'ead on the second hail anti tho
upper turn. whcn kuoy was let out NJ u
tremendous squirt, and on entering tho
s,fetch 10 thojront and won in n
ciose uni'h from MAUD, Marquette
th,tu- lime. 2:lIt: -,
foustn hcat-kuhy won tho heat and
race Maud f. broke several times and
marquette never showed iron once.
Nevertheless, the horses wore never far
apart aud tho race was not won until
huoy passed. under inc wire, n length
ahead OIL Maud l., with Marquette a
leau oeh'nu IN third place. Marquette
was given second place because Of
AaUdS repeated breaks. lime. III.
Inc summary:
EnDy' o n. Slater Crane Er!e. Pa ! / !
i'm +, u "'' "e"'S'''N' 'u'e" = . =
NtrGnsi,e h h. + e. n:SST; p1in; .
Pleasant, v. Va ! \ .
M-stou. Riverside f,r, W,.tnn
", IA 'N' '''
Tim. .. ri: ri .,.I:I SSi
80" i' -
II 2;25 ACE,
ca,j;,;.,.
So""''oua Au'eu ica's III A'e, purse
500.
First heat-Dask Light showed front
NJ 'ne start u ouiaa ana MINNIE Mar
'ln we're very "ucn III 'he NSh'. NOD.
err pohhe, was las, At Inc start On
."e seGona nan MINNIE Martin went
10 'ne Ieau win ou'ua 'iEh' up. COM
!ns 'u'o tue stretcn tncy were on even
tsl!ns Anu III u not nhish 10 inc wire
L w Inh GnnnI I'M
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TIE .:oJ rIIoT.
Conditious-rhree in five heats

CoDiltioua-lhree IN live heats /;
purse $500.
First leat--Virsinia Fox was made n
layorite at odds even with tho field, but
the Meadowlandsentry, Rody McGregor.
who had n fine lend in tho first quarter,
held 1t and won after n close finish with
Virginia Fox in second place and Cor
trude not far behind in third position.
Time, 2:2D!.
Second heat-This was n worry exciting
heat. Virginia Fox rot away ahead OF
tho bunch, closely pursued by Prince
Roval. Gertrude and Marquis OF Eden
in tho order named. At tho half Vlr.
ginin was leading with Prince Royal and
tho Marquis neck and neck Il length
back. On tho back stretch Virginia broku
badly and Prince Royal and Marquis OF
Eden wero lief. to battle for tho heat.
In tho stretch tho Marlui, showed
front in n grand stand iinish, leading
Prince Royal uudor tho wire by n length.
Time, 2:25t.
Third hcat-Marquia OF Eden ro-
peHtod his success in this hoat. lie, to.
gcthcr with Virginia Fox and Prince
| Royal. composed tho first division ut tho
liallI buh uh VIZ bhChdtlctCll virginia
broke and left Marquis aud Prince ut
the fore. The Marquis wont like clock
work aud boa, out the Prince by n
length. Virginia could not recover and
finished at tho tail ond. Time, 2:27i.
Fourth hoat-Narquis Of Edon took
this heat. winning tho race. Virginia
Fox and Prince Royal In turn col.
tested with tho Marquis. but neither
could stand tho pace and tho Marquis
came in with n lead OF eight lengths.
limo, 2:2Gi.
Tho summary:
Marquis OF Eden. II. J. wNlinm'on.
beverly. ". Va. ................ D.. ..., 8 | ! |
Prince Royal. b. b., +. NJ. cole.
Athcn'. m.,.......,.... ... ... . ?
Virginia Fox. b. IN. J. Chprlnrt. Point
%licautut. ". Vn...,... re-. .,....... ......... . I 6 o
Gertrude. b. IN, S. H. Arthur. Brook.
Vile, Pa j j @
Matte H., b. IN. ~. I~tcybnrn. Maggie,
W. ."."'"r".u""w, Z U u u
l!Oiy McGrCsOr. b. h., McRlowlarda
Farm, In..".".n". ..."."""m."..r" d.
TimG-@gyI, G4jH. 9:G7L, 10Y.
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HFRRY j.. FINK.
Telephone 6ST. Imr7l II41 Market stree; GiI
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ROLE Go @ANTm
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oil National road.
Two desirable residences. WOOdSlaln,
40. u Ih!rty-iFst Slguct. l9tuOmrd dyruI.y
Desirable Tc'iduuCe on Sixteenth Gi!eet
Lot on South Front street, Sgyn.
No. % North Front street.
No. 1925 McCnllOch street.
Real estate Of every description.
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Robert Bonner. b. e.. C F. Pred.
more. Pittsburgh, Pa ........ 5 8 !
ouldH. b. M. \. J. Day, Clcvc.
land. Observation-Disclosures. | = . . .
Dark Light. b. N. II. A. More.
head. Tnrrntum. Pn...~.... . ! 3 8 :
Miunic Martin. b, M. L. Arthur.
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opium, and have smoked tobacco mixed
with opium or chocolate or vanilla
have smoked cigarettes OF green tea dust
ed with sulphate OF morphia, the same
kind alluded to by the fellow In the Green
Carnation." only he never mentioned the
morphine part, which is inseparable I've
even tried cigars which had been soaked
In laudanum. which is tincture Of opium,
but never will try hitting the pipe again.
The first experience Is too painful. and be-
sides the inevitable disastrous consa-
quences 10 any man or woman who abuses
such potent factor for good or evil. as
opium IL too terrible to contemplate from
the standpoint Of man who has seen n
poor wretch sell his wife, children and I'M
born babe to obtain sufficient money to
gratify for short time longer this terri
bic craving for opium.
There Is no degradation a man will not
undergo once he has become a prey to
this terrible habit, no crime no win not
commit TO satisfy his longing, and al
though we hear and see and know men
who abuse liquor, and yet we have hone
for them, for an opium fiend there is no
hope. He Is a curse to himself and to the
world at large, and his cure II he Is ever
cured, IL a thing TO be recorded and won
dered at, for you can't cure any man
who does not want to be cured himself
and who has not strength of mind sum
cient TO aid his own cure
De Quincy cured himself. Coleridge died
uncured, and either would quite prob
ably have been as great without lauda-
mum.
He who smokes the black smoke shall
die the death of dog.
Louis r. Staudenmayer.