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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-04-18
THE "a. 9 Nv Road RACE.

The WhseImsn are Taking a GsnsFal In
tsTsst In tho COntsSt-Dillon ON Truin-
ing for Road Racing.
The cycIers ore beginning to take an
eager Interest In the coming hrst annual
House & Hermann bicycle road race,
which liz 10 be run under the direction
Of Manager Lester K. Dillon. on Satur-
day. June Is, ovor the old Intelllgencer
road race courSe, Fourteenth and Mar
ket streets, TO the seven mile post on
the national road, east Of town. and re-
turn. distance Of fifteen miles. The
prize list is. the best ever put mp In
West Virginia. Tho nineteen prizes IRE
worth $500. Entry blnnlEs have been Is
susd and can be had on application.
The officials Of the race have not yet
been selected.
Lestor Dillon u probably the best
road racer In West Virginia. HIS posi-
uon In tho famous long race from Buf-
illo TO Pittsburgh, demonstrated this.
Arb0nz, another Wheeling boy, wasn't
lar behind Dillon, by the way. In
talk last evening, Dillon spOuted on
road racing In this style:
Do you know that training IN the
proper way for a road race Is as hard
work az the average man ever under
TOOK? II requires good heart ana
strong viii power as well as sense"
u know when and where 10 use your
strength. IF you feel thnt you are strong
enough TO mnke n Hucocssfui road racer
ana san. whom you geh ninn ahead OF
Fon In The race, make up your mind that
ypu VIII never give up trylng TO pass
nm, you sin mike q good man In q
race II you arc easily discouraged
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WYNN. pId Not WIN.

The second annual oratorical contest
of the Interstate Collegiate Associa-
ton OF Western Penisylvania and West
Virginia was held Thursday night, at
New Wilmington, Pa. Rev. ]. L. Good
knight, president Of West Virginia uni
versIty, was master Of ceremonies The
colleges represented were Waynesburg
by William 8. Allen; Thlel, BepJamin
Franklin Tanker; Geneva, Philip Sid
ney Johnson; Western University Of
Pennsylvania, Daniel Mcbride; Beth
college, Meadville. Grant Norris; West
Virginia university, A. Robert Stall
ings; Westminster, Robert e. Taggart
The first honor was awarded to
Grant Norris, Allegheny college, whose
subject was "Commercialisn." The
next contest will be held ut the unlver-
sltY OF West Virginia.
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MUNYON
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Strong Statements
M FAVOR OF HIS IMPROVED
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Catcher Clark, Of the Baltimore base
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MI. A. P. BrokaW, night clerk Hotel
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have been using several OF MUNYON'S
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ure TO testify OF their wondertul sue
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Mr.. Christian +. Nelker, SoO me ~
Lombard street. Baltimore, say
have been for q long time a auneter
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contents" .,a..,-
Munyon's Rheumatism Cure seldom
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Munyon's Pile Ointment positively
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Munyon's Female Remedies are a
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Munyon's Asthma Cure, with HERDS
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Munyon's Catarrh Remedies never
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Munyon's VitaliZer restores lost pow
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Munyon's Remedies at all druggists,
mostly Is cents vial.
Personal letters to Prof. Munyon, 1905
Arch street. Philadelphia, Pa, answer
ed with free medical advice for any dis
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AAIlSosIlansouS BIslanEe or Minor Mat
tsrs fromAIarshAlls Metropolis.

A miscellaneous MOlAnHe OF Minor nats
tsrs fromAIarShAll,s Metropolis.
The city council met on Thursday
evening In regular monthly session. the
saloon keepers petltioned for $500
license but the council decided TO let It
remain at 800. The attention Of the
council was drawn to the fact that the
Trinity Parish Institute was running a
hotel attachment and was paying no
license. It brought out a discussion
among the members who claimed Il was
exempt, being clagsed as church proper
ty. City solicitor, Mr.. Hooten, was de
rected to look Into the matter.
The Presbyterian Christian Endeavor
musicale and literary entertainment at
the opera house this evening Will be nrst
GLASS in every respect, prepared by the
literary committee Of which Miss Berthe
Hall Is chairman Professor Myer' OF
Wheeling, win render selections on the
mandolin and guitar, and some OF the
best talent Of this city Will take part In
the programme.
Several narrow escapes with runaway
horses have been reported within the
past few days, but no fatalities occurred.
On Thursday ]. L, Laughlln had q mar
row escape at the coal works and yeater-
Is u +
frightened about the Baltimore & Ohio
depot and took to running Mt q rapid
rate UP Ninth street and Lafayette
avenue.
Capt. James whlttingham and daugh-
ter, Mrs. William RigBs, OF Omaha,
Neb., arrived yesterday and are guests
of Mr.. and Mrs. r. H. Blake. Their
visit will be indefinite. Mr.. whiting
ham IL a former resident Of Mounds
vile and this is his first visit here In ten
years.
]. d. Nevaro, proprietor Of the Hotel
Neyaro, has constantly been adding to
the conveniences Of the place since his
opening. The dining hall has been
changed from the basement to the first
floor in the room adjoining the office, be-
Ing a very appreciative change, too.
Capt. s. w. Mathews and wife re-
turned Thursday from their winters
stay in the southlandB Of Florida where
the oranges grow. 1t was not long get
fling known that Jack was back for
the noise he made.
]. j. Kernes, foreman IN the factory
department at the glass house, after
spending his vacation in Ohio and Penn
sylvanIa during the shut down for re-
pairs, has returned home.
Jerry Miller, OF Bolton, who was
brought here and placed in the county
jail to serve a ten days sentence for
stealing twenty-five cent chicken, will
be released Monday.
F. NJ. Plymale, guard at the "pen" re-
ceived a telegram yesterday calling MIN
to his home in Wayne county, on &C
count Of the very serious illness OF his
YnnthsF t'H
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MARTINS FERRY.
Hap, and AIl,haps in the Thriving city
Across Oae River.


Across The River.
Last night very pleasant affair took
place at the lodge room Of Waneta
Tribe, No. rs, Improved Order OF Red
Men. 1t was the celebration of the
f23d anniversary Of the order IN the
United States and the 2Sd anniversary
OF the city lodge. The members turn
ed out with their wives, daughters and
sweethearts and good time was had.
There were some good addresses, and
refreshments,
A little racket occurred near the
Laughlin tin mill yesterday afternoon
between two employees who are rollers.
While on duty and about half drunk
one entered the mill and had some
words with his fellow roller. He invited
him outside and the result was that the
intoxicated man was quickly knocked
down and kicked in the face.
The case OF w. w. Woods vs.. Eliza
beth Slater IS set for April % In the
common pleas court. The case Of F. G..
Higgins va George McCune and the
case Of Mary Goodman VS.. Robert
Goodman will be tried April "a.
Mrs. David Evans died at her resi-
dence on Washington street, Thursday
night, aged forty-two years. She leaves
five children. Rev. DR.. j, w. Robbins
VIII oficiate at the funeral to-day at 2
o'clock.
The Wheeling G. Lake Erie will sell
round trip tickets az one fare on &C.
count Of the prohibition convention at
Findlay. Monday and Tuesday
Lee White is at Warrington, looking
after HIS oil leases He has severed his
connection with the Atlantic Tea Com
puny, of Beaver Falls, Pa.
A Typographical error yesterday made
this paperb Say that George c. BurTow
was married, 1t should hive read
George c. Burson.
Work on the East Liverpool bridge
f. being pushed. 1t Is thought the
bridge will be completed by the middle
OF october.
Mr. and Mrs. Simpson Garrett ar
rived from Indiana to attend the tuner
al Of Mrs CARROTS mother, Mrs. Da-
vId coens.
Bert Rrlm who has been laid up for
eight weeks, is now able to get about
the yard with crutches.
A new tin pot will be put on ut the
Laughlln tin mill Monday, making sew
en- In all.
Crowds Of young people are going to
the country every day to gather Wild
flowers.
Charles Wood win return TO school
at Ann HaFber on Monday.
The Masons are moving Into their
new quarters.
Iucian Hoge came down from sciO
last evening.
The Laughlln nail factory Is on till
Tuesday
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cHEApnsr Won Paper At chew'I.


Think. ye sufferer, il possible, of a
man who has taken over 10000 afflicted.
.despRIrinE ones and restored them TO
hcoith md happiness, DO not think OF
II rs a fable, but az an actual reality.
Not merely as report circulated 70 en-
tran the unwary. fostering false hopes,
buf one susceptible Of the strongest
proofa. the testimony Of thousands
Then il the chance was placed at your
disposal by which you could freely con-
s,,it with suoh a marvellous healer, who
would speai, to you truthfully and
frankly about your Addiction, who Il
he undertook your case would cure
You. would you grasp the opportunity?
Undoubtedly you would. Such an OPP
portunity Is AFFORDED to you IN the visit
10 this community OF Dr. ottman, The
,goFid.renowned specialist OF Column
ina. O.. who will visit Bridgeport Tues
any, April q, Bellnire Wednesday,
April 22, IN tho private .p@slors Of the
sherman House aud dlobo Hotel, from
a, m. 10 s y. m. One day only, Con-
sullatlon free and strictly confidential.
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house Of M fame because Il was not
proven at the hearing, before the mayor.
but both win be required 10 answer TO q
charge OF disOrderiy conduct
A shutter feu from the third story Of
the Globe hotel yesterday afternoon
and Just grazed the, back Of Charlie
Klots. who was standing, with others,
on the pavement In 'front.' Of the hotel.
Robert Robson. the youth sent to the
penItentiary from thl8 city q year ago
last February for q term Of two years
upon conviction for assault upon girl
In the First ward, has been paroled.
An evening paper says It 10 thought
the Bellaire and BenWood bridge will
be built before the millennium comes.
But even that 10 doubtful now.
The knights Templar OF this city are
arranging for installation services to be
held at the Episcopal church in this
city.
Saturday afternoons win be half hol-
days In Ohio by act Of the present leg
lHlature.
Mrs. Susan Jacobs died yesterday
morning and win be buried this after
noon.
Mr.. and Mrs. John A. Gallaher re-
turned from Marietta yesterday.
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HacE-nf NIe,npllIs.

MEMPHIS, April 1T-TO-day was
the eighth day OF the Memphis spring
races and the weather was delightful.
The track was In fine condition. SUM
First, purse $500 for two-year-old
maidens, four furlonEs-Bishop Reed
won by length; TFuxlllo secondi
Agent third. Time. :50&.
Second, purse 800 for ree-year-olds,
six furlongs-Rondo won in drive;
Hanlon second; Nat p, third. Time,
1:16H.
Third, declared of.
Fourth, mile and a half, purse $500 for
four-year-olds and up-Marcel won
easily by a length; SandoVal second;
Little Tom third. Time, 2:45k.
Fifth, purse 800 for three-year-o colds
and up, one mlle-Jane won driving;
Whisper second; Ranjandrum third
Time, 1881.
Sixth, purse $500 for -year-olds
and up, selling, seven furlongs-Miss
Clark won easily; Albert 8. secondi
Denver third. Time, 1907,
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ROSS n. CHEW sells wall Paper.
BELLAIRE
All Sorts OF Local New. aud Gossip from
the Glass City,


All Sorts OF Local News aud Gossip nom
the Glass City.
The Turner society spent an enjoy
able evening at their hall on the occa-
sion OF the installation Of their new OFF,
Gers. Lunch was served, and, as only
Inc Turner's and their families were
nresent, they danced to piano music
after Installing the following officers:
PresideBt, Carl Dorer; vice president,
ERNEST Bentfleld; SECRETARY, Ghntert
Schmidt; treasurer, c. Rumbach: first
assIstnnk Jacob WaBser; second,
Henry Heller; first turnward. John
Strobel; second, Jacob Rauch; nag
bearer, Christ IGberle; trustee, sebas-
tlan WINNER
Anderson Wolf. q colored man, Ia
missing, and so liz 81 from the trunk Of
Lewis GILES, fellow bonrdcr at George
Johnson's. Wolf came to this city
about two months ago. paid two weeks
hoard In advance, looked for work, &C.
cured IL and seemed to be all right.
Suddenly he took notion 10 leave. He
broke open the trunk Of GILES, took the
81 and departed. This must have been
done wednesday night, as he has not
been seen since that time. but II was
not discovered that the trunk had been
broken into until yesterday
Tho members Of the chautauaua
Literary and Social Club gave n colon
inl dress party yesterday evening at the
home Of Mrs. c. N, and Miss Ada Wey-
rick, and II was brilliant affair. Many
OF the coytumcd were gotten m express
~ for this occasion. a programme was
rendered and the rest OF the evening
spent In social talk.
Among the applicants for places In
tho reorganization Of The penltentinry
were w. @. Cochran md w. ~. Goethe,
OF this county, and one from Monroe
county. None 81 the other counties In
this district had any applicants.
Meade Hastings and Verona Jump
were freed OF the charge Of keeping n
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you viii never be q SUCCESS as q racing
man. l have been on marks with men
that I thought would never be able 20
stay with one mile. They were tail.
heavy fellows md had 70 all appear
afces ten times the strength that had
but after two or three hard miles were
reeied off, could notice they were los-
ing pace and gradually would glide
past them.
'FThere ls q time when the best riders
are having what we term an OF DAY.
would say to the new rider, Don't be
afraid OF anyone. When you start In a
road race, don't let your nerves be all
unstrung thinking about the race and
racers. They are all human Ike your
self and you can't be more chan beaten.
II the race is fifteen miles, don't do all
your riding while you are leading the
scratch" and passing along the streets
where the pavementS are crowded With
the admirers OF the different competl-
tors, Before you make your jump, ride
at fairly good clip, until you feel that
your blood has begun to circulate. linen,
when you begin TO warm up, put your
whole strength into your work and get
mad II you lag. When you are real
mad, you can always ride faster. Many
times have been standing at the
scratch waiting for the crack OF the
pistol that would let me get after the
bunch and some one IN the crowd that
had a man on the three minute mark,
would say Spider. you amt in Il. You
amt got the push to catch - At such
remarks ] have gotten 80 angry that l
would feel that could catch "ZlmmyH
II he had thirty minutes In fifteen
mlleR"
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The W. W. IrwIns defeated the Jack
Wrlghts by a score Of TO 8. The bat
tsriea we're: IrWins, Bossell and May;
Wrights, He'll and Rearo. The Irwins
defeated the Morgans by a score OF l6
to II in the afternoon. Batteries; IT.
wins, Keenan, and Watson; Morgan5,
Slender and Iennard
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BALTIMORE, Nd, April 1.-THE
home team had the game in their hands
to-day until the last inning, when the
gIsitors knocked out four runs and won
1andiiy. Attendance S,116. Score:
RHE
Baltimore .......1 o 9 ee2 &S{2
Brooklyn ........l ] 90 / 1 ISIS
Earned runs, BrookIyqS Pitchers. a9S-
ter and Stein, Umpire, Keefe. Time, $50
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Earned runs, Cincinnati .; Pltt8burgh 3.
Fwo-bRse hits, Dwyer, Miller, irWin,
jmith, Ely. Sacrifice hits, Ely. Lyons,
;ngden, Irwin, Stolen bases, Ewing, .,
!. Smith, Stencil. Double plays, Beck!ey
md Ely; Lyons, Blerbauer and Beckley
/: Miller, Irwin and Gray; Irwin, Gray ana
~ Kilien 8. ait by pitched ball, by Dwy-
n /. Struck out, by Dwysr 3; by klllen
| Time, 2:l6, Umpire. Emslle.
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Of outraged nature-failure to give the
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until they have become dominnnt-diS-
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gain settled seat-these things bring
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ness"
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Pierce, Chief Consulting Physician to the
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Dick aIoore,s Challenge,

ST. PAUL, April 17.--Dlck Moore, the
pugilist, has issued sweeping chal-
lenge to meet any 15S- pound man any
where for any amount, and especially
announces that he win best Paddy
Purtell in ten rounds or forfeit every
thing,
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All Of the furniture, carpets, beds,
bedding, wardrobes, washstands, oftice
fixtures, blinds, lace curtains, cots,
tables, dining room and kitchen furni-
ture, cutlery, tableware. etc, must be
sold at any price. Sale commences
O'Clock, at the old court house, corner
Twelfth and Chapline streets, and con-
tinues until completed.
W. G. HANDLAN, Admir-
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YEsTERDAY's DEPARTURES.

Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA. s a. m.
PuFkerIburE. BEN HUR, II a. m.
Newport. ..... EVANRVILLl, II q, m.
Darlington. JEWEL. $3.50 p, m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Coal Valley. H. K. BEDFORD. o a. m.
PRrkerSburg LIBERTY, II q. m.
Matamorns LEXINGTON, II q. m.
ClarinKton. ...JEWEL. $3.50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, a. m.
GAINESVILLE. ...LORENA, 8 q. m.
Pittsburgh. RUTH, G a. m.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE, a, M
Cincinnati. VIRGINIA.. s n. m.
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AlonrIlle landing.

The Stella Moren passed down with
coal at 8 a. m. and returned az II a, m.
with emptes. She handed over her coal
TO the big James Moren below the Bel
laIre bridge The latter now has a big
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Prof. Levitt. who has charge OF
the optical department OF tho Dillon.
Wheat 8 Hancher Company, has
met with Erent success, and. being
pared to deal with all classes Of do.
foctiVe Vision. Prof. Levitt VIII bO
with the arm permanently, IN charge
OF this department, and great Rtfons
tlon will be paid TO all matters com.
Ing undOr his care, Il II tho aim OF
the firm to provide the most eompo.
toht dinEnnSia and treatment FOR dc.
fectg Of vision, rs well as tho post
glnsHeB, at very moderate cost, and
q cordial invitation 70 extended 70 al
10 call and consult Prof. Isovitt
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tow and win so through to New Or
leans.
~ L.iuTtf.. Lexington and Jewel are
to.day's local packets.
The marks nt p. m. showed y feet
ana falling slowly Weather, clear ana
hot
The n. X. Bedford passes down for
The Kannwha river and way landings
this morning at 6 o'clock.
The Ben Hur, Captain Kimpie's pop
ular packet passed down for ParkeTs-
burg yesterday morning with an ele-
CANT trip.
Yesterdays towboat movements;
Down with coal-Stella Moren, . a. m;
Dick Fulton, Z p. m. Up with empties-
Onward, 0 a, no; Stella Moren, u a. m.
Captain John K. Booth, the veteran
steam boatnan,c commander OF the pack
ct Liberty. will celebrate his golden
wedding anniversary next week at his
home in Marshall county, opposite Cihr-
ington.
The Virginia, Captain Calhoon ON the
roof, passed up at q, m. yesterday. She
had q very good trip. The new packet
now has no difficulty IN keeping up with
the lines schedule. sbe win be down
for Cincinnati at a. m. Tomorrow. Sne
will add considerable manufactured
iron here.
Captain Lee Anshutz is trying to Sc
cure packet to run In the Pittsburgh
excursion trade in opposition to the
Goebel, which recently retired from the
Marietta and Parkersburg trade. This
does not mean, however, that he has
given up that scheme for a packet line
to run from Pittsburgh to Louisville,
Memphis and St Louis.
River kilograms.
GREENsBoRo-River feet 9
inches ando falling. Clear and warm.
OIL CITY-RiYer 4 feet 10 inches and
stationary. Clear and warm.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS 2 feet II
inches and falling. Clear and hot.
WARRBN-River feet inches.
Clear and warm.
STEU ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS II feet 8
inches and falling. Down-Dick Full
ton, Josh Cook. james Moren, Samuel
Clarke. Tom Dodsworth, Mark Win
NETT, Fl. X. Bedford Up-Adelle, Vir-
ginia, Charles Brown, Stella Moren,
Onward, Bob Ballard.
PARKURSBURG-R Il feet 10
inches and falling. Clear and warm.
Up-Llberty, Valley Belle. Down with
c6ai-Raymond Horner. Faiiie, Bob
Ballard. Due down-Ben Hur. Little
Kanawha falling.
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To.day's games-C Cleveland at 81. Louis.
pIooEiyn al Baltimore, Boston at Phila-
deInhIa, Pittsburgh at Cincinnati, New
York at Washington. Chicago az Louis
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WON IN THE NINTH.
c,o,,Iv coutssted Game Between the
pit,,burEh and CinsinnRti Teams.

CINCINNATI, Ohio, April 17.-Pitts-
hnrch overcame a lead ofrthree runs,
lied the score in the seventh, and won
ont in the ninth by heavy batting,
Rurke's errors were responsible for
tS-sa runs. Attendance 2,400. Score;