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The Ohio Democrat. (Logan, O. [Ohio]) 1886-1906, 1895-03-16
WOMEN SUFFRAGE.

Whilst.the cause of woman suf-
frage meets with sturdy resistance
almost everywhere in the United
States, itis making decided prog
ress in other English-speaking
countries. In England, under a
new law, the right of suffrage and
eligibility to the Offices of school
directors and other local positions
have been conceded not only to
single women and widows, but to
married women possessing separate
estates. At the first election under
this law, last December, 4SS women
candidates were nominated, of
whom 30l were elected, and are
now sitting on the school and poor
house boards in England and Wales.
The women Of England do not in
tend to rest, however, until they
shall have received equal rights of
suffrage with men.
But 1t Is in the British Colonies
of Australasia that the cause Of
women suffrage has made the
greatest strides. Recently, South
Australia has followed the example
of New Zealand, which granted
complete right ofsuffrage to women
in 1893. or the first parliamentary
election in which the women par
ticipated in New Zealand the sta
tistics have heen published. The
Registered voters numbered 302 2,636,
Of whom 1885 were men; and in
the election 129,702 men and 1920
women deposited their ballots. The
figures are far from justifying the
assertion that women attacl, $ lit
tie value to the right of suffrage
that when they have il they do not
value the use of 1t. Asa result of
the election the Conservative party
was overthrown, and the victory
was given to the Radical Socialist
party. This outcome of woman
suffrage in New Zealand has dis
couraged scme friends Of the cause,
whilst it has confirmed its oppon.
ents In their hostility to fhe move
ment.
But In a letter of Sir John Hall
a leading statesman of New Zea-
land and the introducer of the
woman suffrage law, 1t Is affirmed
that the success of the Radical-SO'
cialists was due To other causes
than the participation of women In
the election. In his view the result
would have been the same If the
women had not voted. He says
that, SO far AS the secret ballot en-
abies him to Judge, the women gen
orally voted the same ticket will
the men Of their families-the
wives with their husbands, and th'
daughters and sisters with thei
fathers and brothers. To this rul'
there were two exceptions. In tn
manufacturing dlstrlcts the wo.nel
who worked IN the fact0riss ant
mills voted for the most part ~
the Socialist candidates, even whei
the mon Of their families were no
6ocisliats Where ProhibitIonis
candidates. were IN the 6eld th
women generally voted for them
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Land seekers excursion South,
Jan. Sth, Feb. 6th, March 5th, April
2nd and April 8OLh. Call on 9. w.
Schwenke agent for further par
ticulars.
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Land Seekers excursion South
March'5th, April End and April
30th, half fare. Call on G. w.
Schwenke, agent, for particulars.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-06
MARTINS FERRY.
HRps aud AIlshRpa In tho Thriving City
Across Tho River.

A splendid programme has been pre-
pared for tho musical 10 DO given next
Saturday evening at tho residence OF
William %Stringcr, ut Portland. by tho
ladies OF tho Presbyterian church. Tho
homo talent will be assisted by Misa
Madgo Dickey, OF Mt. Pleasant; Miss
Mako McCune, Of Brilliant; Miss Ida
lewis, OF %Smithticld; David Linn, Of
York. and probably Miss Lima Hennig,
Of Wheeling.
John Grandvillc. u minor employed
IN tho Etna-Standard mines, had his
right foot terribly mashed yesterday by
having 1t caught between q coal car and
post. The bones in tho front Of tho
foot were broken aud displaced at the
ankle.
The Martins Ferry Juniors aud the
Schedules will play u gamo OF ball In
tho Y. NJ. G. A. Grounds, on Saturday at
2:30. The batteries will be North and
Murphy and Smith and Stewart.
Miss Mary Pringlo. who has been ut.
tending the seminary at Beaver, Pa,
and visiting relatives ct East Liver
pool. went to her home at Morristown
yesterday.
Misses Laura swartz, Maggie Ralston
and Emma Fletcher, teachers in tho
Martins Ferry schools, will spend q
portion OF their vacation n'Boston.
Miss Flo Coylc and Miss Ella Kerr
went to New Brighton. Pa. yesterday
to attend tho funeralot Miss Sarah Cor
man.
Two additional car loads Of stone and
n car load Of white sand arrived yester-
day for the high school building.
Miss Verne Clark and her brother
Shreve leave this morning for Toledo
and Detroit, to spend the summer.
Mrs. William Clark was called to
Manchester, Va, last night by tho i'll
ness Of hor mother.
Mrs. Addison Frazier, OF Toronto. is
visiting hog parents, Mr.. and Mra.
John Lewis.
/. G. Davis has been appointed dis
trict deputy grand master oil the |. O..
O. F.
Hiram Frazier, who has been very
sick, vas somewhat better last evening.
Henry Flo.o and P. McDonough won't.
TO Tennessee yesterday on business.
Tho work OF ref,ting the E1ley plan
ing mill was commenced yesterday.
The Belmont Brick and Tilo WOrks is
burning a kiln OF $4,000 brick.
State Lecturer Burt will address the
American Maccabees tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-06
nXlmmI" ChnlIenge. JOhnson.

PHILADELPHIA, Juno 5.-Arthur A.
Zimmerman has issued a challenge to
John s. johnson, OF Minneapolis, 10
, race him Johnson) for 5000 n side.
the distance to be from n quarter Of a
',mile to fifty miles, at tho option Of
johnson. johnson Is given two weeks
lime to answer tho challenge. II ac-
ceptcd. the race will take place at As
bury Park. during the big meet there,
which begins July S.
Zimmerman has placed a deposit in
the hands OF J.. D. Beeelc. OF the As.
bury Park Wheelmen. Zimmerman,
, Tom Eek and Beegle are in the city 10.
day, and called on Chairman Gideon,
OF the L. A. W., to ascertain il such a
match would be sanctioned. Mr.. Gideon
said ne saw no objection to such q race.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-06

kclIon NJ FlhubS' SDIuuhpuh pN va
Yesterdays bah .amc, tho last OF tho
sorics with Columbus. for six innings
was US pretty n contest asNthe specta'
tor would wish to sec. In tho seventh
and eighth innings WhcCling's heavy
hittors got onto Conover's delivery In
great shape aud aided by ome very old
gold fielding on tho part OF thu visitors,
scored tho eight runs that made the
Wheeling victory "a certainty. Jack
Glasscock. who was announced to play
at short field for tho local team. did not
put in an appearance. but kaIkolTs
fielding in that position was all that
could DO desired with tho exception Of
ono.e error that did not provo costly.
The only other error on tho Wheeling
side was PriChard's mutt Of M, easy
chance, tho first error tho big iirsts base
man has had for a week or two. IL
proved costly, two runs coming in i'm.
media,ely after Il had boon made.
McDougal, tho great. was III tn box
for the wheeliugs aud although hc was
ba,ied rather hard he kept tho hits
well scattered, so much so that they did
not materialiZe into runs TO 4 great eS.
tent. Davis, as usual. CAV tho pitcher
good support behind the bat, Douglass
being the only Statesman who piltcred
a base on him. Conover, Colunbus'
new ,wirIer. pitched great ball up TO the
seventh inning. Not q hit WAS made
until the fourth and only three more IN
the succeeding two innings. ls'was IN
the seventh that "0urs" made their
squirt ut tho bat. Donovan led offwith
asingle, McDougal got to the initialbag
on an error, Regan, Davis. hane and
Kerr made hit,, which, with-an error or
two.a allowed Eve Wh~eelingites 10 cross
the pan. In the eighth three more runs
made on two hi;s aud two errors.
Wheeling vas very lucky in tho open.
ing inning. kalkoif and Regau went
down 10 first on balls and scored with
out q hit being made: n wild throw did
the business. No more runs were made
until the fourth. when Wheeling got
another on kauo's hit, n stolen base
and Cso,,y's single. In the fifth Hill
hit out for d double. Miller was sale on
Pritchard's error and both came in on
Hazen's two-base hit. In the sixth each
side scored once. Then came the Water.
loo seventh. in whichithe visitors were
completely lost in the shuttle.
In batting tho work OF Kane aud
Donovan was the feature OF the game.
Kane got four safe ones aud Donovan
was we'll up with three.
The Columbus team has been vastly
strengthened by the addition OF Geher.
an, ConOver and Douglass, and with the
addition Of one or two more good men
should cut a very decided figure in tho
Interstate race. The icnre in dntcil:
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-06
MOUNDSVILLE-
4 Miscellaneous nIclnnse OF Minor Mat.
ters from M%ur.hnll's lio ~tropolis.

4 1ltscellancous nlcltn.s OF NllpOt Mat
tcrs from M%ur.hnlrs BIC tropolis.
Tho excursion given By the Epworth
League on Tuesday, to Sistorsvillc and
return. on tho beautiful electric light
steamer Ben Hur. was a grand success.
Ono hundred and fifty were aboard aud
all joined in n happy accord saying it
was tho most pleasant evening they
ever spent on 4 steamboat. The party
returned TO Moundsvilie ut | q. IN. yea.
,erday morning. Tho success Of tho cx-
cursion is due to tho untiring zeal Of
Capt J. Z. Alexander.
Miss Paxton, nged ninety-fivo years,
aunt OF Mrs. Jonathan Purdy, with
whom she resided in the First ward,
died Tuesday and was buried yesterday
afternoon. She was probably tho Oldest
person in the county and valley.
4 branch OF tho Homo Protective
Building aud Loan Association, OF Pitts.
burgh, which went into n receivers
hands on Tuesday, exists in this city.
1t will only pay about fifty cents on tho
dollar to its stockholders.
Capt. A. 0. Bakor and granddaughter,
Miss Carrie Stevenson, OF Parkersburg,
loft Tuesday evening for Chicago. TO
spend the summer with Mr.. Bakers
daughter. Mrs. /. L. Buchanan.
Tho NJ. +. Sunday school will cele.
bratc childrcn's day Oh next Sunday,
by 4 special programme in tho morning.
Tho showers of yesterday wore the
most welcome visitor received for
many n day.
Miss Mamie Mcfarland, o: Powhatan,
o., ia visiting Miss Madgo Matthews.
RNv. j. W. Bedford, of New Martins.
vile, is the guest OF Rev. A.. Mick.
J. 9. BardaIl is in ST. Paul, Mimi, on
q business trip.
Several families have moved 10 tho
camp ground.
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TIE INTERSTATE LEAGUE
VIII Hold 4 Mcuting to Consider tho Sit,

VIII Hold 4 MoutinE to Consider tho Stu.
ton Tomorrow.
President II. II. Xicgler, Of tho Intor.
state Base Ball Association, yesterday
Issued a call for n meeting OF tho league
tomorrow afternoon at tho American
house in Columbus for the purpose OF
considering tho future; whether IN.
other club is to DO secured to gill the rap
cau'et by tho withdrawal Of Canton, or
whether ono OF the seven clubs now in
sha!l be dropped and tho season PLAYED
out with sig clubs. 1t Is believed tina,
another club will be secured, but if not
tho league will go ahead with six cIubg.
probably. Wheeling, Columbus, Lima,
kcnton, Twin Cities and Findlay. f.. ],
Barrows will represent Wheeling at the
meeting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-06

Last evening tho Pen aud Pencils do.
feapcd tho Ii. Q. Richards team in two
games aud dropped one. Tho pencil
pusbers rolled in great form, getting
over the 9Q0-mark in tho third game.
They are good for tho top notch il they
keep up their pace. Tho scores:
II. G. Richards-Thompson, l+2. 1870,
172; Uselton. 10, l53, 1853; Duga, l0l,
1856. l95; Tappan, 1874, 1872, ll9; Kindle.
berger. 1856, AS, 1852; kuoEc, ITO. 100,
1856; totals, S47, S64, So.
Pen and Pcncil-Kiug, second and
third, l65. 1853; Turner, ia, lGS, l46;
Sarver, al, lie, l75; Long, 40, l42, l49;
Archer. first, 1885, Bickmeyer, ll9, $50,
lie; Manning. III, l2G, 1850; totals, S7S.
SI7. 0OI.
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George Davia yesterday resigned rs
captain aud manager OF tho New York
GiRnts.
Jack Glasacock loft las. night for
Washington, where he joia8 the Soma.
tore.
The Wheeling club will no! play in
Fairmont to-day. Instead, tho BOYS
will lay of the last three days OF tho
week and be irosh for the fray whom
they run up against tho Twin Cities for
Six games next week.
President Hiegler il mysteriously
missing from tho haun,s that once
knew him. says tho Columbus journal.
lie ha, not been soen or heard from
sincc Canton loft tho league. Rumor
has it that ho lie searching tho byyays
aud hedges for another town to takc tho
place OF tho late lamentcd Cunton.
Unless al addition is soon made TO tho
eaglc n city will have to ba dropped
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-06
Cuban Iron Ore for this Country

WAsurHGrow. d. c., June 5.-Consul
Hyatt at Santiago do CubI writes the
state department that on May 22d he
gave invoicea and bills OF health to the
British steamship Massasoit, loaded
with i,4OS tons OF iron ore, bound for
Philadelphia. llo says This is tho first
shipment OF the Spanish. American
iron company which has expended So
100000 Of American capital in develop.
ing their plnnt hnrc.
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CINCINNATI, O., June 5.-The attend.
ance at Lasouia races to-day was very
It exceeded 5000. The track
was heavy and slow. Summaries:
First. y furloncs-Sligo, /; Le Banjo,
.; Addie Buchanan, 8: Lac. Second,
| mile-Princess, l; Ashland. 2;Say On,
3; las. Third. 5 furlongs-Fred Barr,
/; Sir Dixie. .: Joe Clark, 5; 1:OG1.
Fonr,h, 6 furloncs-Cerro Gordo, /;
Billey Bennett. .; Minnie Baxter, 3;
l2l. Fifth. i. furlonss-Argon,ine, /;
Is G%alondriann. .: Realm. Z: .5nl
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Special DJDctcs 10 he IHto!igeneer.
PAEKEnspuRG. W. Va. June 5.--Grant
Hibbs was shot and killed yesterday
morning at Rutherford. on tho Cairo (
kanawha Valley railroad, by Jack
Wells. Both were employees OF tho
Richie Lumber Company. 1t ia said
that the trouble was over Wells's wife,
who was saidto have been intimate with
Hibbs. Wells escaped, and has no. vet
bean arrngtcl.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-06

10 mako It q ak club organization.
Mansfield appears TO DO tho most dis.
couragod hamlet In tho league, aud, as
tho club 10 making no money, 1t Is likely
TO DO tho candidate Tor graduation.
Tho Washington. Cleveland game was
called at tho beginning OF tho fifth In.
ming. Washington had scored four
runs, with eight hits oil Young, whilo
S.ockdalo allowed tho Spiders not one
Tho gnmp. Of courso, does not count.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-06

TIE most pleasant little pills for
cleansing tho syatcm and regulating tho
bowels, aro Do Wits Little Early Riscrp.
Cure sick headache and constipation.
Small pill. Small dose. Logan DRUG
Co., Whooling. W. Va, b. +. Peabody,
Bcnwood, and Bowie & Co., Bridge.
nnrL. O
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Sp<cld! DiirG:et 10 lh IH'tligGcr.
UHRICHsvILLE, O., Juno 5.-The Twins
won again to-day in a we'll played game
which was exciting from start to finish.
This Ia the Twins tenth straight game.
Score:
L!mA--."-.."-..~..-.2 Q y 1 o 3 o. 9
Iase hits, u and 10. Errors. . and 3. batteries,
Thompson. Wight and Bowermuu; Bridges and
Rsaert. Two base hts. McMlllen, shaw. Rya
aud bGrles. Thfee,blsc hits. B~Owc:nHn. ShAiv,
iia:er. Smith and Tanner. Stolen bases. Twin
CliieI2 Struck ont, by Thompson |. b. Wright
!. by 8ridseil. TINE, 80. Umpire, keefe.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-06

TIE bost remedy for burns. scalds and
cuts is DO Wits Witch Huzol Salvo. An
excellent cure for piles. Logan Drug
Co., Wheeling, W. Va, b. +. Peabody,
Beuwood, and Bowio & Co., Bridge.
port, o..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-06

'olS l'MAcRAE, druggist, Raleigh. n
~, writes; Some of tho cures made Nv,
tno Japanese Pilc euro il wonderful on5t
from my dealings with you for thu n "",.
ihfGe years. know your gunran,6. ~
W.. w.. Irwin. ''"c ahc
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EARNED, Wheeling !. CoVumDnsl 7. TWO.b nsc
hits. Kane. Kerr. Hill =. West. IIR'en. Douglass.
Douglass. Bases Oh balls, Of Conover i, oil Ne.
DoGgAl6 5. Struck out, By COuovc. s, By Slc-
Dougal S. Sacrifice hits, KalLhoG .. Davis.
pritchaId. Wild pitches, Couoysr2, AcDougnl
Douglass. Feed 10 Douglass. Time, o:.Q. I'm.
pIre, McSieEuey,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-06

Special Dspa!eh to Ia. Intelligence.

ep<clI DDprtcA 10 ts IH'tIi:t7t,s.
MANSFIELD, Juno 5.-Thc homo boys
could do nothing with Carrick, only
four hits being made. McCleary and
Woodward also pitched good ball, good
enough 10 win nine times ont OF ton.
The attendance was 500. Score:
Mansfield ....-....1 0 0 5000 o. .
henion'"..""~."...O o / l U 0 o. 8
Bn.e hits, I aud 6. Errors. ) Ral / Batteries,
ACCieury. Woodward and quinn mad Fear; Car.
rick and OuLCa.t.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-06

RHEUMATISM, neuralgia, headache
nhds pam OF every kind instantly 70.
lieved by Johnson'a Magetic OH. ST 90
sizo 90 cents; SO con size % cents,
Chas. Il. GoctzO aud ". W. Irwin.
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ALL diicase' OF the skin cured, and
lost complexion restored by Johnson,
Oriantal Soap. Chas. K, Goutzo and
W. W. Irwin.
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Al baltimore. Attendance 200, Score!
lAltlniOtC a.,.,., .,",.-",....,",- y y U y .
Chicago" ,",..,- .,..,..,. .,'.','"",O Y y D y u
Earned runs, Chicago /, baltimore Hits, .
and q ErrotI ! and .. Pitchers, Hotter utld
llntehintOn. Umpire, DettN. Time, Ito
At Philadelphia. Attendance 1900, Score
81 LOuls-m"...-m.nt y U . ) 0 0 0 3-lJ
PhlladulphIR Ia, .a,,.....,IO Y y 0 | Y ! D.
Earned nuns, 81. Loll, Z Hits, Hand d. Fl.
rOrS, . md l. Pitchers, nrcitenatcln aud Mcdil
mud Smith umpir, Mcdonald. Time, g:la
At Brooklyn; Attendance l,sO0 Score:
Brooklyn .,...- ,..n....l ia . | Q 0 o.
Cincinnati. ..-.~"..."3 y o = o | D 0 u 0
Earned runs, Brooklyn !, Cincinnati i Hts,
dundn Eros, 4Ant ,, Pitchers, Dnub, Gum.
bert aud Foreman, Umpire, kCeiO, Tlmo, l:5L.
AZ New York. Attendance LOW Scorer
New York. -...-..O y 0 0 o 0 o T. :
LOuIrillc.m..-..O q o . 0 o. o. ;
Earned runs. . aud I. Hits, 10 ana IL Errors.
mud I. rltchcrs, German aud Inks. Umpire,
Murray. Time, @Qh
At Boaton. Tho Bostons played IN
crrorloss gamo to-day, but .hcy wcro I'M
ablo to win from the Smoky City aggro-
CATION. Score:
Boston .."..n,.. .,.....-o Q | 0 0 i.
fIltsbuugh..-"".".....O U j u . 0 U o. !
EarDSi runs, Boston !, Pittsburgh ,, Hate
hits. 7 and s. Errors. y aud 4 Two base hits,
Cling rian. DrcElcy. Iiaunon. Three base hit Gross.
Struck ont, Lowe. Tucker, Nichols, Dicrbaucr,
Smith. Umpire, Erislio. Attendance SOLO.
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PICK THE WINNERS.

To tho first person who correctly
names the standing OF the Interstate
clubs Up TO and including July !. the
I-NrELLIGgsCER will give n season book
containing Sc coupons. good for admis.
sion to all games at tho Island Park.
Fill the blank and mail to "Baso Ball."
IHrELLIGEScrE, Wheeling. or or before
juno 10.
The following is my arrangement. OF
the standing of the clubs:
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FAMILY BIBLES way down Mt
Ht.fSNELL'S,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-06

Tho marks Mt 6 p. III. showed 8 feet .
inches and at n stand.
The Libotty was tho only departure
yesterday. Outside Of the Liberty for
Darlington and Lexington for Maiamo-
ras, to-day's only departure is tho Cour-
Ter for Parkersburc at 1890 II. N.
Tomorrow tho Liberty for Clarincton
at $3.50 D. m. ia the only boat.
Tho Hudson camo in from Pittsburgh
yesterday with all tho freight she could
possibly handle on tho present stage Of
water. Her passenger list of ninety
people included many prominent Pitts.
burghors. Tho Hudson will 70 TO tho
bank at Fulton. and her crew will leave
for homo by rail, to DO recalled as soon
Ms navigation can DO resumed at head.
waters.-Cincinnati Tribune.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1895-06-06
Bunk" Wost's Mon Provo On.
equal to tho Emergency
HND WSIEELING WINS THE GANG.
no Moro G,'mcs This Week ~ Inst
Nights Rowling c'ontcsts"-Tho Intcr.
state icagueH Huture-PlttsburEh
Wins Another Ganc IN tho East.
Kentoh Wins av Mansfield Again.
Tho Twins Continn o to Win, too.

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