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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-31

MILWAUKEE. August sO.-Milwau.
kee defeated Columbux to-day by hard
hitting. Attendance, 1000.
Score. mn
Milwaukee 20 J 0 ltOaO Iii Il !
Columbus 80 l 0 ON0fl o 0 % I
Rntteries-Barnes ana Spear; McGrcevy
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NATIONAL LEAGUE GAMES.

I'o.hRy's gamcs-CleYcinnd ut New York,
i~Itisburyh at Baltimore, Cincinnati at
Philadelphia. Chicago nj Washington,
onisvlllc At boston, st. Louis at Brook
Saturdays Notwithstanding 3, New
YORK /; New York s. Cleveland /; Balti-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-31

were taken In for tho organization OF a
Republican league club, which Will be
completed Tonight. ~
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F0RSALE, SUBURBAN HOME.

At Elm Grove. within four minutes walk
OF motor and railroad stations. now &C.
cupIed by B.. N. HIldtcth, Situation elei
waited, commanding one OF the finest Views
In the valley. One and one-half acres Of
ground. with fine shnde and choice fruit
trees OF NIL kinds. House contains Q rooms.
pantry, bath room and unfinished attic,
ating gns. Large stable and carriage
house and fine garden plat. II purchaser.
desires, three 10 six acres or ground will
bo included. containing tine orchard and
pasture. On account OF the falling health
OF the owner md inability 10 remain north
in winter, this property will be sold Mt a
great bargain.
Terms-A small payment down, balance
TO suit purchaser. For further particulars
apply TO ]. c. llERNEl. lls6 Market
street, or TO the owner, ]. II. STORER. at
Elm Grove g.. aua9 81
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FOR SALE.
NoR SALE.

NoR SALE,
In order that l may give Rll my time to
manufacturing business. ! Will sell to the
right party my stock OF goods and prop
erty, located ut Centcrview, Monroe
county, Ohio. a rare chance for a small
capital. Al business already made. For
full particulars, II you mean business. ad-
dress us above.
au2I ], w, HUTCHINSON.
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!s...:, a@zM n. %n
Lyme Center, Grafton Co., n. II

Send Al cents In one-cent stamps to Worlds
pl,pensay Medical Association. buffalo. n. y.
and receive Or. Pieree's zoos page COMMON
SENSE MEDICAL ApvfsHR, profusely illustrated
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wheeling ,........l 9e19e93 ell
Earned runs. Wheeling i: Jackson 2.
Left on bases, Wheeling G: Jackson 10.
Two-basc hits: Kane. Robinson, Westlake,
Gallagher, Delscl. Thrce-hase hits. Wha-
ley, Violet, Schnub. Miller. Homo run,
Rohinrdn. Sacrifice hits. McCauldy, NIL.
Ter. Stolen buses, Gallagher 2. Robinson.
Violet .. Shields 3. Curtis. Double plays,
CoughlIn to Davis: Shields to Delgel to Nc.
off Miller 4. Hit by pitched ball. Violet.
Struck out. by Campbell 8; by Miller 2,
Passed ball, Davis. Wild pitch, Miller.
Time. 2A5. UmpIres, Baker, Fisher and
GSupin - '..rr. ...g
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-08-31

ST. PAUL, August SO.-Althoush tho
st, Paul team outbnttcd the visitors to-
dny, the Tigers won tho game thr nigh
the wildncss OF the Saints pitchers.
Attendance, $500.
Score: mn
ST. Paul 900 o|2o7 8 Old II !
Detroit ,,".l oaol27S '--9s ID !
observation-disclosures. Mullnno, FrIcken and
Spies; Egan and Twlncham, ~
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE.

To-day's gamcs-wheeling al Fort
Wayne. Washington ut Toledo. -Youngs-
town at Saginaw. New Castle at jackson.
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PLEASANT HEIGHTs RACES.

At Syracuse-Flrst game: Syracuse 10
Springfeld y. Second game: Syracuse Is
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Special Dispatch to tho I%ntcllIgenccr.
TOLEDO. Ohio. August 3O.-Mornins
game:
RHE
Toledo ............5 6 SI2 o 2-27 20 .
Washington 100 0 0 0 Oh 6 10
Afternoon game: az
Ri r
Toledo ....s2lOO501N- 15;15 :
Washington .1l102O0ll- 7ll2 7
Observation-Disclosures, j.. SowderB. Car
go and Mitchell. ACCOMPLISHMENTS
and Mitchell; Kelb and Arthur.
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moro II, Pittsburgh 8. Philadelphia s. Gin.
G.nnati I; brooklyn !, ~ Louis y Boston
!s, lLonisvllle 0; Chicaso1S. Washington 0.
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WANTED.

w ANTED-GIRL TO DO GENERAL
~ housework. Apply at No. 80 Twenty
third street. ausS
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Saturdays rcsults-wheellng Ii. jackson
1: Fort Wayne s, New Castle 3: Washing
ton Il, Saginaw 8; Toledo 49, Youngs-
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TotnIs .........,95 ~ - j
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-06-20
Another Woman'S Edition.

We received a copy this week Of the
Woman's edition OF the PRESBYTERIAN
Journal, published in Philadelphia.
The paper is well edited and full of in
teresting information along the line of
church and mission work particularly.
The issue vas for the benefit of the
million dollar mission fund in the
Presbyterian church. We trust the
ladies were amply rewarded for their
venture. Uuder the heading "Our
Paper" we find the following excellent
explanation which we gladly quote,
trusting that some of our people will
interest themselves sufficiently in the
cause to send for copy of the paper at
least:
BY this we mean what is now in
your hands, and which you may look
over if YOU do not read. 1t is woman's
edition OF an established weekly reIig-
lOuS journal, with national circulation !;
the first, we believe, that has been
issued. The object of the undertaking
was the sincere desire to create a deep
er interest in the work of the Church
and to give opportunity to all, through
ITS sale, 10 contribute their nickles,
dimes and dollars toward raising the
Anniversary Reunion Fund that was
resolved upon by the General Assembly
OF our church held at Pittsburg, May
lS45. Its preparation has cost Us much
time and labor. 1t will doubtless he
criticised for its inperfection. but we
submit II in hope that some may find it
pleasing and profitable, and that 1t NAV
IN some degree accomplish the end in
view
Very fun missionary intelligence will
he found in its pages. The readers of
the family have been well provided for.
The Sabbath-~chool and Christian En-
deayor department will furnish what
Church workers III them seek after.
Letters from the great cities are given
and communications upon different
themes will. We are sure, be found
Interesting to readers.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-06-20

We haven't space to publish this
week the platform adopted 10y the re-
publican convention, but the leading is
sues are all recorded in unmistakabIe
terms. The following is the declara-
ton upon the money question.
The republican party is unreserv-
ciiy for sound money. 1t caused the
enactment Of the law providing the re-
sumption of specie payments IN 1879.
since then every dollar has been as
.aoi As gold We are unalterablv OPP
Iused To every measure calculated to
dci'ase orr currency, or impair the
credit of our country. We are there
lore opposed 10 the free coinage of sill
ser except by international agreement
with the leading commercial nations of
the world, which we pledge ourselves
To promote, aud until such agreement
can be obtained, the existing gold
standard must be maintained at pari-
= with gold. and we favor all measures
designed to maintain inyiolahly the OBJ
legations ofthe nited States and all orr
money. whether coin and paper, at the
present standard, the standard of the
most enlightened nations of the earth.
The Superior times. [volume] (Superior, Wis.) 1870-1912, 1896-06-20
Notice ofForeclosure Sale.

STATE OF WISCONSIN,.
DOUglns County. $. In SUPERIOR Court
\. NJ. Littlejohn. Plaintiff
vs..
Frank y. Ledaux. ClcOpha NJ. ,LcdaUN his wife.
Thomas Russell. RebeCca Russell. his wife,
Alexander Gordon, John Davidson, Thorn
Shingle y Ornamental CO., AdolPh J.. keUhl-
man, Austin Goss and VIM. ClabOts defendants.
NOTICE Is hereby given that pursuant to the
Judgment OF foret losuTe and sale made and rem
der.d in the above entitled action. on the 18th
day of May. lNg5. |. W, II. Webb. referee. ap-
pointed by the said order and Judgment for that
purpose VIII on the lSt day Of August, \ D.. l>g5.
At 10 O'Clock i'll the forenoon, at the euStcrly
front door Of the court house il the CITY Of ~uT-
TIOr Douglas county. state If Wisconsin, offer FIR
sale and sell at public auction 10 the highest lid
der for cash the real property by said Judgement
ordered to he sold. situated in said DoIgla.,
comfy. Wisconsin, and described rs follows 10
wit: Lots eleven tlll ami twelve ~ IN block
eighty - in tOwnsife Of East Superior
First Division according to the plat of the town
sic Of East superior. First Division. recorded
in the office the Register OF Deeds in and for
Said lb"ugl county, to satisfy the amounts al
Judged 10 be due the plaintiff in said action. with
interest and costs of selling, by The said iudg-
meut was ordered.
Dated this 10Th day Of June 1896
W. II. WEBB.
JAMES G. Il ESTOI, and Referee
PICKERING 4 HARTLEY.
Plaintiffs Attorneys. in % July >
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Notice of Foreclosure sale

STATE bon 9f E co94ly Superior copr.
William II. Pattison, Plaintiff,
vs..
Joseph Baribeau, Mary A Baribcau DourIa.
County Bank, a coronation keystone Ma
tiOnal Bank, corporation, Bank of sinner
Tor, a corporation, Bank of Commerce a cor
poratlon, Northwestern National Bank a cor.
poratlon, superior National Bank corpor.
alton, Bank OF West Superior, a corpora
alton, Louisville Whiskey COMPANY a cor.
poration. and Buerger Reinig company. a
corporation Defendants.
Notice is hereby given that by virtue Of a
Judgment of foreclosure and sale duly made and
entered in the above entitled action in the
court aforesaid, on the 9Th day of MAY, A D.
III ten CLOCK IN the forenoon Of that day at the
westerly front door Of the court house i'm the
city of superior, in said douglas county and
state OF Wisconsin, offer for ale and sell To the
highest bidder Tor cash, the real estate men
TONED and described in said judgmen, and nv
said judgment ordered to be sold and Described
follows. to-Wit:
Lot NUMBERED three hundred and fourteen
GID on West First street, and the east half Of
the southeast quarter Of block mum bertd seven
teen % on West Thirry-fiTSt street all In the
toWnsIte Of superior. in the CITY Of SUPERIOR in
the county Of Douglas and state of wisconsin
according 10 the plat Of said tpwnsite recorded
IN the ONCE OF the register of deeds in and for
said Donglas county, Or 50 much thereof a. MAJ
be necessary 10 satisfy the amount Of said iufG-
mcLt, io-wlt: The sum OF two thousand siv
hundred ana Dinety-siX and 2i-10J dollars with
interest thereon at the rate of six per cenrrIr T-
aUnum from the date Of said judgment to rha
date Of such sale, and the costs Of such Sa1a
Dated superior, Wis. May 18th IsgS
JOHS ". HoEHLE.
sheriff Of Douglas Co. Wis
b CHARLES WIcEaTEOp p.Tufv lbcrir
fATiT%. BfTfER < LToSs.
Fa4IGtEI Attg!Ilr--.
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A Most Sensible Change.

The General Conference Of the
Methodist church which has Just adj
journed enacted some important Iecis-
latlon on the subject of education.
Heretofore young men intending to
preach have been required to take ex-
tenslve courses of study and pass ex-
aminations before a Conference com
mlttee. If they had taken a thorough
college and theological course thew had
TO do the same work and were at no
advantage over the man who had moth
ing more than the primary education of
the common school, except of course,
that the work was easier. They were.
however, gwen no credit for what they
had done. This was manifest Unjust
Ice, and discouraged many from seek
ing an education in our literary instltu-
tons. The present General Conference
has changed this order of things, and
enacted that credits will be received
from any of our Methodist institutions
IN place of Conference examinations.
young man preparing to preach NAV
now take most of his conference studies
in college, and his work done there
will count directly on the Conference
requirements. 1t will be noticed that
in order to get credits the work must
be done in some Meth odist institution.
This makes il greatly TO the advantage
OF the young man expecting to enter
the Methodist ministry to secure his
education in some college or university
OF his own denomination. Lawrence
University Messenger,
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Notice to Creditors.

STATE ba, @E N Es12,2 In County Court
In the matter 81 the estate of John Walter Hin
ton. deceased. late of the town Of Nashville
Center III Martin County, MinuesUta.-In Pro
bate.
Letters Of administration having been granted
to Nancy J. kimhall, of the City of Superior
upon the estate of John Walter Hinton. decca sed
late OF OF Nashville Center. in Martin County:
Minnesota, and an order having been entered
herein on the 10Th day of May, 1896 limiting the
ume Tor creditors to present their claims against
the said estate for examination and allowance
10 SIX months from and after the 10Th day Of
May, 1895.
NOTICE IS hereby given, That the said Comfy
COurt Will, on the first Tuesday of each succeed.
ing SIX months hereafter at regular terms of the
county Court then to he held. at 10 o'clock u m
OF said days, at the office of the county Judge i'm
the Court House, in the city of Superior Wis
consln, receive, examine and adjust all claims
ana demands OF every person against the estate
Of said deceased.
CLAIMS should he verified and fled before the
expiration of said six months
Da:ed this Goth day OF May, 1896.
By the Court,
d. Z. ROBERTS,
O. - ,r County Judge.
Attorney for Administrators m 81 in ~
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STATE OF OF WISCONSIN snncrior coprt
Douglas County. superior court.
Rose a. Thornton, Plaintiff,
PENDANTS.
Notice Is hereby given that by virtue Of q
judgment Of foreclosure and sale rendered in
the above entitled action in the court aforesaid
IN favor OF said plaintiff and against said de-
PENDANTS on the 9TH day of MAY 1895 | shall
0Eer Tor sale and sell at public auction To tho
highest bidder for cash, at the easterly front
qOpr OF the county court house. in the city nj
superior, Douglas county, Wisconsin on the
opth Gay OF June, I~, at ten o'clock in the fore
noon OF said day, the follow ing described real
estate by said judgment orueicd to be sold
tO-wit: ~ 10 'OiH'
Lots numbered thirty 1881 thirty-five T257.
thlrty-SeFen l3lt thirtynine 1891 fOrty-one f4l /
loLtE-thTee li3, forty five 45l and fOrty-seyeTl
go on west sixteenth street, all in Butler Il
Mclapes subdivision of lot four TAT on West
fHteenth street superior now city Of SUPERIOR
according to the plat Of said subdivision as re
corded IN the Office OF the register Of deeds in
ana loT Douglas county, Wisconsin, said prem.
ISeshying and being situated in Douglas comfy
Wisconsin, OF 20 much thereof as NAV be nec
essary to satisfy said judgment with interest and
cost - GNU
Dated May 18th, 1895
JOHN ". HEOHLE
sheriff of Douglas Comfy Wis
BY CHARLES WICKsTRON. DEPUTY
m l6 in =
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The Financial Resolution.

When the campaign of 1896 comes to
take its place in history one of the
most marked features of it will be the
extraordinary amount Of volunteer as
sistance rendered the Republican ma
tiOnal convention from without in franz
ing the resolution on money. This will
be all the more remarkable from the es-
sential oneness of the sentiment pre-
yailing. Could all the innumerable
resolutions framed IN advance and
urged as the ideal declaration on that
subject be subjected to a chemical an
alysis they would be found to come to
the same thing.
With the exception of few states in
the far West which declared for free
silver, but have no idea that the conven-
ton at st. Louis will follow their lead,
the Republican state conventions all
took the same ground. The so-called
''straddles" differed from the most pro-
nOunCed sound-money planks only in
in the omission of the word gold. To
some there seems to be great difference
/ between saying the existing standard
and the existing gold standard.
From the standpoint of political ex-
pediency there would be a good deal
of difference, perhaps, if the elections
! were to be held i'll few days, or even
/ in few weeks, but long before Noyem-
/ Der the public will have clear concep-
4 ton of the actual difference in the plat
/ forms Of the two parties. The omission
of the word gold will not fool any one
/ who really wants free silver, but its in
sertion may frighten some Of those who
really want the parity of the two kinds
Of metallic money maintained. 1t is al
ready obvious that the great monetary
! issue of the campaign will actually be
whether our silver and our paper
money shall be maintained on the same
basis of purchasing power as our gold
or whether the resumption effected
Jan. /, 1876, shall be maintained OF
! abandoned. One word expresses it all
parity. Yet that qintessential word
may not SO much as appear in the plat
form. No matter. Substance, not
shadow, is what tells.
One reason, maybe the only reason
why so much outside assistance is vol
unteered on the money plank is the
general hope that if the st. Louis con
vention inserts the word gold in the
financial resolution times will be bet
ter. Business, now languishing, may
revive. That is something no one car
foresee. 1t is surely reasonable fol
bankers and business men to assume
that the Republican party will carry
the election next fall, and that the resto
ration Of the Republican party to power
| will mean the restoration of a protective
tariff and the unWaveriDg maintenance
of sound money. The st. Louis conven
ton could make victory in November
uncertain by adopting the single, in dis
tinction from the existing, gold stand
ard, and by committing the parity to re
tirement of the greenbacks, but no on,
need lose a wink Of sleep in apprehen
sion of either. There was time whel
it looked little dangerous, but thu
point of danger has been passed. 1t i
almost certain that the platform will de
clare in favor of the existing standard
Chicago InterOcean.
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STATE or WISCONSIN,
Douglas County. , superior CONT
Bank Of Commerce, a CORPORATION, Plaintiff
Henry Oherg, lena Oherg state Bank Of Wu
consin. and Duluth Dry Goods Company, D.
PENDANTS.
Notice IS hereby given that hy virtue Of ygia
mCut of foreclosure and sale duly made and -.
tered in the above entitled action in the coE
aforesaid on the Sth day Of May. A y l%
shall on the 9Th day of June, 4. j. lss' 81 ,,l
o'clock in the forenoon Of that DAY At The syS
Superior in said Douglas county and S's'so
Wisconsin, offer for sale and sell % h
highest bidder for cash, the real estate ura
toned and described in said judgment and @
said judgment ordered 10 be sold and DESCRIBED
'..Ilsrr..r- .vit
Lots numbered twenty seven ~ and ty-nty
eight t2~l in block numbered one huudrei and
eighty Ism. sixth division of Ne. ~ulrrm u
the city of superior. in the county of Dupcs
and state Of Wisconsin, according "a the r'al q
said division on file and of record IN The 0"n
OF the register of deeds in and for said lorg.s
county, Wisconsin. or 20 much thereof o, uar
Lee necessary to satisfy the amount 81 >sI5 5uig
mcnt. to-Wlt The sum OF six IhnuSauI IN,
hundred and fifteen ana T. u.s. 3ullar- 80 5l5g
100. with Interest thereon al THE -arr nf III Fe
centum per anuum from the dat, az ,Uii Iig
meut. and the costs OF such sale
Dated al superior, Wisconsin, MAY I4th IE4
JOHN " UIEHIE
Sheriff If Iougla, county N.
By Charles WIyHsTEON. Iypury ~he"1
CATIIN, BTTIEE u Lyons
Plaintiff : ATTORNEYS
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Notice OF Sale on Foreclosure

STATE n OF WISCONSIN, S5-,, Superior Court
Rose A. Thornton, Plaintiff,
Sidney Streatfeld and Harry Simmons, De
PENDANTS
Notice is hereby given that by virtue of {
Judment Of foreclosure and sale rendered in tho
aboF entitled ACTON in the court aforesaid il
favor OF said plaintiff and against said defendants
on the 7th day Of May, lSG5, l shall offer for sale
and sell at public auction TO the highest bidder
for cash, at the easterly front door OF the county
court house. in the city OF Superior, Dougla,
comfy Wisconsin, on the Both day of June
1890 at ten clock in the forenoon of said dav
the following described real estate BY said iudc.
ment ordered to be Sold tO-wit:
Lots numbered thirty four 80. thirty-six l26)
lhlFtY-elght l3Nl. forty ti0 fOrty-twO go forty
four az, fOrty-six 40 and fOrty-eIght as on
west Fifteenth street all in Butler q NcCabe,s
subdivision Of block four A. on West Fifteenth
street, Superior now city Of SUPERIOR according
to the plat Of said subdivision as recorded in IN
Office of the register Of deeds in and for said
Douglas county, Wisconsin. said premises living
ana being situated in Douglas county. WiscOn.
SIN, or so much thereof as may be necessary to
satisfy said judgment with interest and cost
Dated May 18th, 1896
JOHN w HOEHLF
sheriff of Douglas County, Wis.
BY CHARLES WICEsTRoM. Deputy.
CHANT GREES PlaintIffs Attorney.
n 10 in y
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Summons.

CIRCUIT COURT DOUGLAS CotHIl.
Charlotte VI. Coburn. Plaintiff,
u.
f. J. Kopplin, and Mary +, KoTFan h' VIZ
and John PaUly, Defendants
The State Of Wisconsin. TO the said Defendants
and each Of them: -:.,,
You are hereby summoned % appear s'' ~,
twenty days after service OF this ,.UID,nH' ~
elusive of the day Of service. and dsitI' ~
above entitled action in the CONT sfu-rssli o.
in case Of your failure 80 20 DO JuatI4t,. 4.
be rendered against YOU according 70 ..t ,ea.
mand Of the complaint, Of which e'i'
with served upon you.
CATLIN. BUTLER K Ll'H.,....,,r,
p. o. Address, Superior, Douglas '". We.
The complaint in the above eat,'."a.A Eli. N.
was filed in the office Of the clerh vi W. I'm %
cult court for Douglas county. ".s.V"'
the 18th day OF May 4. -. i-.h
CATLIN. BUTLER 4 LIoH>,..,.-,-,
m 10 in y Tlalnaa A''''