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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1896-01-08

WASHINGTON. d. G.. Jan. THE
treasury to-day ioRt' {2,lG3, 900 In gold
bars mud Si.O9GOOO in gold coin, and re-
ceiVed from the Merchants National
Bank. Of New York. $500, 900 In exchange
for currency. making the net loss for
tho dry E2.759.OOO This lonvcs the true
amount Of the reserve nt tho close Of
business {5S,a2g7iO In financial circles
here the fear In expressed that to.dny's
heavy Withdrawals arc but the begin
ming OF heavy expectations.
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AKRON. Ohio. Jan. III. F. Scott,
ex-mayor OF this city, committed sui
eide this morning by hanging himself
in his bed room. He had been suffering
from grip FOR nearly n year, and lately
had an attack OF nervous prostratioh.
He had made several previous attempts
10 take his life. The deceased was a
prominent Odd Fellow.
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PHILADELPHIA, Pa. Jan. 1.-THE
new United States bnttleship Indiana,
sailed from the League Island navy
yard on her maiden voyage at $3.50
o'clock this morning. She goes first to
Newport for her torpedoes and gun cot
ton. and viii then formally join Admiral
Buncc's fleet at Hampton Roads. After
the great bnttleship has been ceTemo-
nlOuSly received by her sister ships OF
the squadron. she win go to Port Royal.
S. c.. where she viii be placed on the
big oval dry dock.
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NOTES ON NAVIGATION.
Stage of Water aud Movements OF Boats.
The River Interests.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.

The marks at 6 p. m. showed feet .
inches and stIll falling, fall of twelve
inches In twenty -four hours.
Riyermen OF Wheeling are wonder
ing what has become Of the harbor
limos for the Wheeling hRrbor that were
established by Colonel Stickncy some
two years ago, when the Ohio river
commission sat here for two days and
heard the manufacturing. railroad and
river interests. Are the results pigeon
holed ut Cincinnati?
The weather bureau indications given
out yesterday afternoon were not very
encouraging for resumption OF nnvigh-
tIon tomorrow. Rain was predicted for
last night followed by snow this morn
ing and cold weather again to-day.
II the warm weather will only continue
navigation would be speedily re-opencd
As II is. Captain John X. Booth will at
tempt 10 come UP to Wheeling to-day.
and has his packet, Liberty. scheduled
10 depart tomorrow morning ut the
usunl hour for Pnrkersburg and way
landings Captain Booth will come
through II anyone can; he is noted for
being in the van whenever an attempt
to resume navigation Is on the tnpis,
Even II navigation is re-opened, the
rlvermcn fear that the low stage Of
water on the upper river Will he diff
cult to negotiate. Yesterday after
noOn's report was that the river was 2
feet inches and stationary at Pitts
burgh. This is not quite enough winter
to allow the Keystone State to get out
for Cincinnati even should the leo run
out. Before much can be done by the
larger boats another rise viii be neccs-
sary. The smaller packets. including
the II. K. Bedford. Liberty. Lexington.
Ben Iur and Jewel. however. can get
along on the present stage comforta-
bly we'll
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oARlIAaB HEATERS Q. MENDEI . &C
Carriag e Heater.
TWO-BURNER HEATER, WITH 20 STICKS FUEL, $500.
EXTRA FUEL. PER. BOX OF 90, SA@

Can be heated and made ready for use in three min
ues Its fuel is made in the form of sticks, one end
of which is lighted and put into the stove, where it
will burn, ABSOLUTELY WITHOUT SMOKE AND WITH
OUT oDoR, for period of eight hours or less as the
operator desires. One stove in window will keep
plants from freezing in coolest weather
To the physician to the business man, to the
liveryman, miIkman, and motorman, to the aged and
infrm, this stove will be boon. Call and see it.
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Los ANGELES, Cal. Jan. lat n
prayer meeting at South Pasadena.
Charles Crawford arose under deep OK
element and stated he could not hold
his secret any longer lie then an
nounced he vas Albert Dencndorfer,
son OF a wealthy merchant OF Hunting
don. Pa, and fugitive from Justice
under sentence for burglary and lar
ceny In Pennsylvania. He came TO
this city to-day and gave himself UP
10 the sheriff
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When the stomach and bowels are wrong
what seems mere trife, blocks the
whole system. Every part Of the body
feels the effects Of little constipation
The head aches, the mouth tastes bad
the stomach Is distressed, the liver is con
EeSted and torpid; you feel sluggish and
miserable and down-hcarted; the energies
are completely paralyzed--nll for want of
little help to regulate the stomach anG
bowels. What you want Is DR.. Pierce.
Pleasant Pellets. They will make yot
regular and youi keep so: they act in 5
comfortable natural way, not violently but
surely. They give the intcstines power
to move naturally; and also tone tn,
stomach and liver. You don't become
slave to their use, they cure you so yor
stay cured. IF druggist makes mort
money on some violent purging pill III
may try to sell it TO you. Don't let him
You wilt he helped to thorough understand
Ing Of your own body In EVERY stage of health
mud disease bS Or. ricfcrS Common Sense Med
zeal Adviser. This .s gttat looS page book IL
plain English and TcpiCe with Illustrations
The first edition ul bSo,ono copies was sold io'
$50 each The profits wetr devoted TO publish
Ing the present edition Of half million free cop
les. to he Scnt dbiol,kSh rIahi to everyone Wit
sends n one CENT stamps to over cost Of maliuI
onit Address Worlds DisprusHTy Medical A.
ISOLATION. No. o6J MAin street buffalo. N. y.
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CLEVELAND. Ohio. Jan. 7.-Satur-
day night Albert Wolf. wealthy farm
er OF West Dover. was found dead I'M
der the MCKEE Plate railroad trcstle.
two miles west OF Rocky river. To-day
"A bloody coat was discovered mile
away ard footprints in the snow lead
ing 10 II from the trestle. Wolf had n
large roll OF money with him. but on
his dead body only 60 cents was found.
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Special Dispatch to tho IntellIgcncer.
STEUBENvILLE. O., Jan. THE
store OF j. W. Evans was closed by
Sheriff Mccoy this afternoon on an
execution from Licking county for
$3.50 In favor OF o. N. Evans, n
brother who lives Mt Columbus.
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Special Dispatch to tho Intelllseneer.
WASHINGTON, D. C.. Jan. IA
patent has been granted to William Il,
Lewis. Of Wheeling. for n journal bear
ing or brass.
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OUIt loss IN y0ur gain Hundreds at
pieoHa Of silks Ia DO sold y what they viii
bring. STONE & THOMAS
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Tie above llbcmi oncris iGndr oadTctus' mo
reliable Diamond Dyc', aud tpg g.! theft DOCK
upon home dyc!ng ntn the hands o! women
who want to dress well by making their old
clothes look like new.
The fact that Diamond Dyes have been inc
Staudart! home dyc, Orneary twenty years aud
tina. their sale Increases from yenr TO year Is
proof posl;iyn That hcr have never had M eqnal:
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NEVER viii you have such n chance To
huy Sltk~ Rnh Dress GSahA Rt AHCh - AmCFls
hco All damaged SILKS IN third floor.
STONE & THOMAS.
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
y COUNTY, SIS.

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO
y COUNTY, SIS.
In the Circuit Court for said County.
Adclln Heller. administering OF the es-
tate OF Lawrence Heller. deceased vs..
John NJ. Heller and othcrs,--ln Cham
cory.
By virtue Of decree of said court en-
tsrrd 81 the above entitled ea@a" aN the
glrd day OF November 1886, the under
rlgncd. appointed Il special commissioner
for thu purpose, wi!l sell at tho 'front.' door
Of tho Court House OF said county, on
SATURDAY, THE 9TH DAY Or JASU-
AIRY, lSG,
commencing Mt 10 o'clock Il. m. the fol-
lowing described property:
F'irHt-All OF lot numbered sixteen stu.
ntcd on the northeast corner OF Main and
Twcnty-slEth streets In the sixth ward OF
the City OF Wheeling, Ohio County. West
VirgInla, together with all and singular
tho improvements thereon and the hcred-
itnmcnts and Gppurtcnanccs belonging
thereto.
Sccond-A certain parcel OF real estate
State Of West Virginia, on the National
Rond Mt tho extreme end OF the h0ld lying
east OF the Fulton Piper MIL tho part
thereof hereby described containing two
roodB more or loss ana being bounded as
follows; BcEinHing at the corner OF tho
National Road and Berry street upon tho
western side OF the said National Road
and tho southern side OF berry street,
thence to the southern line Of Berry street
south 20 degrees. 80 minuteE west so3 l-l0
feet to the eastern line Of n street ATTY
feet In width lying In the rear OF said par
Gel Of land, thence with the eastern line
OF said ffty feet street south Is degrees,
IN minutes cast l0i i-lU foot 70 the limo OF
1hOmpNon's. thence with the said line OF
ThompsOn'R ENTHUSIASTICALLY 1879 t-lo feet
TO the National Road, thence with tho
western sido OF said National Road north
" degrees. minutes west IL 2-iO feet to
tho place Of beginning.
Terms OF salc-Ono-thirh and rs much
more rs the purchaser elects 10 pay cash
on the day uf sale, the balance IN two
equal inUtDllmCHtE at one ana two years,
notes bearing interest from the day Of
sale with security approved by said Spc-
cinl Commissioner to 10 given for tho
deferred payments -
w ]. W. COWpEN,
Special Commissioner,
W. H. UALLER, AuctionCer.
7 hereby certify that said special CONF
missioner has given bond with security
approved by me. as required by law and
JOHN ". MITCHELL. ClCrls.
The above sale is adjourned until Sat
Wday, January II, 1896,
W, j. W. COWDES,
jaG-ma Special Commissioner
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USEFUL BOOKS GIVEN AWAY.


Mrs.. Nclia Dagsitt Of Boston. has recently
written a book Fancy Work and Art Dccora'
tons" that gives practical lnstructIonsformRk'
Ing dolllc, tablu covers, scars. tray cloths pin
cushions. etc. o,c. with ifty illustrations This
book. together with 'sucec@ful Home DycIug"
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now to got rIoh-rona surrl & CO... nj

FOR 20 days Ewing Bros. Will sell all
goods vt reduced prlceA
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STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO

STATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
y COUNTY, IS.
In the Circuit Coirt OF said County.
James McAdams vs.. Green y. Jefferson
and othGrs.-ln Chnncery.
Hy virtue Of Il decree entered by said
court In the above entitled cause on tho
Goth day OF November, 1895. the under.
signed, appointed n special commissioner
for tho purpose. win Sell n; tho front
door OF the Court House or said county on
SATURDAY, THE 4TH DAY OF JANU.
AIRY, lsG.
commencing at 10 o'clock n. M. the fol.
lowing described property. that is to say:
Lot numbered Six In Block / Of the Old
Fair Grounds property.
Terms Of Sale-Ouc-third and NJ much
more as the purchaser elects to pay IN
cash on the day OF SHE, tho balance In
two equal instullnonta ut one and two
years. notes bearing interest from the
day OF sale to TO given Tor the deferred
w. j. W. COwDEN.
Special Commissioner.
w. II. HALLER Auctlonccr.
| hereby certify that Pnld special COM
missioner has given bond with security
approved by me. as required by law and
said decree Of sale
JOHN W. MITCHELL. Clerk.
Tho above sale IL adjourned until Sat
urdny, January H. lsiG. y 10 o'clocl, a. IN.
w j. W. COWDEN,
in6-mS Special Commissioner.
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Morgantowu-Rlvcr frozen Their
mometcr Mt 40. DrizZllnE.
GrecnBboro--Rlvcr feet 10 inches and
stationary. Cloudy and thawinE.
Warrcn-Rlvcr l foot . inches and
stationary. Llghot snow and mOdcrat-
ing.
oil City-RIvcr 2 feet 0 inches and
falling. Mid and light snow.
Ptttsburgh-Rirtr feet s inches
and falling ut the dam. Weather cloudy
and warmer.
stcubcnvllIe-Rlver5 feet and falling.
Cloudy and cold.
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will DO sent FREQ
10 any reader " 10
forwards tho nj.
tacliod coupon
audn2 ecu: stamp
TO Wells. Richard.
ar,lsou & Co., Bur
.llpston. Vt
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The above pnlc is adjourned until Sat
urday, January H. 1896.
w ]. W. COWDEN,
jaG-iuN Special Commissioner,
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II Office.

CHESTER, W. VA, Dec. .. 1895.
In pursuance OF n notice published FOR
two woCka preceding December 9. iSgi In
The News Review OF East Liverpool,
Ohio. Tho independent" VI New t'un,
hCrlGud, ". Va, and Thu lntcIllgcncer,"
or Wheeling, W. Va, meeting Of tho
WOclhollcrs OF the East Liverpool Bridge
Company was held M the r6aiicncc ~
H. D. NNrrhNll. Chester, W. Va. ON De-
cumbrr p 1885, NIL OF tho atoclthOiders he
Ing personally present IN" following
resolution Nul nnanlmuuely adopted!
Resolved. That wo discontinue tho
business Of the corporation"
], T. MbONALD. President
GEo.P, RUST. socy pro tenn. dc2j-t
EENtIr IN,n,t,Tr t,,p>,,,,,,, ,,Y,,..u,S,s.-
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A big factory wa
brought to a stand
still the other dag
for want Of q com
mon sl,ingle : nail
The trouble was /;
I'm ystery at first
Even the boss me
clIsuic couldn't tel
what was the mat
ter. They sent fol
n high priced ex
pert who charged
zen uOlIAfS an uour
All he said was
Gimme a nail.
He drove it in the
right place and il
two minutes the
whole factory wa:
going again.
That's the wa;
with the machinery
of the human BODY
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OF SAL.E-CnSh.
". p. HCBRARD,
W 1 W COwDEN.

SpcClhl touHlNloHerS'
hereby certify that Saiu special COM
missioners have given bond with security
approved by me, Ms required By law and
dnIe.m Join w. MITCHELL. Clerk.
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MRS. HARRIS SCHOOL
FOR
Young Ladies
and Children.
1910 Mnrko. St. wheeling. W. Wa

Fifth annual session begins MONDAY,
SEPTEMBER IL, 1898, This school ofors q
complete aud thorough education in Practical
ESGiiSH, MAIHENATICS, ENGLISH CLASSICS, LATIN,
MOpERS LANGUAGES and ELOcUrioS.
special advantages onered graduates from
public schools and Others who desire TO pursue
higher branches Of study,
Methods and course OF instruction cn!npSrs
iRyoraniy with the best scminarieS In the conF
nv, 49,
BOYS received In the Primary and lntermed'
ate Doraumonts For circulars OF interview
Mrs. N. STEVENS HART,
Principal Wheeling. ". Va
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n VVI.NIl1 Sh,
In the Circuit Court for said County.
Adclln Heller, administrators OF the es-
tate OF Lawrence Heller. deceased, vs..
John NJ. Heller and othGrs.--In Chan
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pitchers, Stivetts and Terry; umpire,
Lynch: attendance. $500; time, 2:30.
New York, June 5.-The New forks
made it two straight from the st. Louis
Browns his afternoon. The attend
ance was light, and there was no fea-
ture worthy of note. The Browns put
up about the same sort Of game as they
have been playing since they reached
this vicinity. Score:
s. Louis 00200-3 3
New York ......10010320 *-7 Il l
Earned runs. st. Louis 2. New York
:: pitchers. Donohue and w. II. Clark
time. 1:43: umpire, Henderson; attend
ance, 1,400.
Baltimore. Md. June 5.-The Spiders
punched their hits and the Champions
did all with their errors to-day, and the
visitors took an easy game. Esper was
taken out of the box in the seventh,
after ten hits had been made off him.
Corbett took his place and but one hit
was thereafter added to the list. At
tendance 5000. Score:
Baltimore 20 % O01 0 o.
Cleveland % 500 03 % DO II 4
Earned runs, Baltimore 2, Cleveland
4; pitchers, Corbett and Esper and
Young; umpires, Weidman and Keefe;
time, lao.
Washington, June Both teams
played a sloppy game to-day, but al
though the hons team are credited with
six errors, Frazier was so,easy that the
Senators succeeded in winning out. Mr..
McCreery's work in right field was of a
first-class order and he was cheered by
the crowd after catching a difficult fly.
The games was tedious and was delayed
for some time owing to confusion
caused by the demonstrations of Lou
isville rooter in the bleachers. Attend
ance $500. Score:
Washington 100 8 0 IA IA G
Louisville 20 01OO3 o. 9
Earned runs, Washington Z, Louis
Vile 2; pitchers, Maui and Frazier; time
2:36; umpire, Emslie.
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AMATEUR NOTES.

The Chapline Street Juniors chal-
lenge the Dinger Bros. Juniors for Sat
urday morning.
The Jepson Stars will cross bats with
the Lutz Bros. Stars on the East END
brickyard grounds at o'clock for two
zoe Rockets.
The Joe Marshall Schooners will cross
bats with the Wyandotte Stars on the
Fulton grounds. They would like TO
hear from any team under IA years OF
age.
The ]. w. Gallaghers would like
to hear from the Chas. R. Goetzes for
a game Sunday afternoon on the brick
yard grounds, the same team they
played last Sunday.
The W. w. Twins have issued chal-
lenge to any club in West Virginia
Ohio or Pennsylvania, or any other
State. they bar no club outside of the
National League. They would like a
game with the John A. White club as
soon as possible, next Sunday il prefer
able. The club lines up as follows;
Farrell. catcher; Stevens, right field and
catcher; McConkey, pitcher; Nau, Geo,
short stop and pitcher; Barrett, first
base and captain; Pechstein, second
base; Cooper third base and pitcher;
West. left field; Stein, centre field; John
Donovan, sub; Del Woods, sub; Jesse
Stimmel clubs official umpire. Adj
dress all communications to Geo. Nau,
corner Wood and Sixteenth streets, East
Wheeling Shaving Pariors.
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ONE OF MANY SINGERS.

One of the best known contralto sing
ers on the American stage is coming to
Wheeling with The Battles OF Our Ma
ton" which comes TO Mozart Park next
Monday and Tuesday evenings and
Tuesday afternoon. Miss Trenville re-
ceived her musical education in Milan,
Italy. and has sung in all the prominent
operas. She is but one OF many of the
operate stars in the big spectacular.
1t includes Contsrno's famous concert
band. of New York, Senorita Saracco,
the Spanish dancer; Miss Clara Schlee,
soprano; the celebrated Arnold Sisters,
Arthur Gladstone, and Edward Clar-
ance, ballad singers; chorus and mil
itary numbering 200 people. This, be-
side the great scenic display, the fire
works and stirring scenes Of America S
four wars. makes an exhibition worth
going many miles TO see. Seats are now
on sale at Houses music store.
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None out when winning run made.
Philadelphia o 0 0 % / % IS 8
Pittsburg ~ 0 0 0-S Is l
Earned runs, Pittsburg l, Philadei-
phia 9; two-base hits, Grady >, Sullivan.
Brouthers 8, Nash, Thompson; three
base hits. Thompson, Hulen; home runs,
Beckley. Delehanty .; sacrifice hit, Hall
man; stolen bases, Smith, Stencil 2. Lu-
cid; left on bases. Pittsburg Z, Philadel-
phia 9; struck out, Hulen, Grady, Lucid {;
double plays, Ely, Bierbauer, Beckley;
Nash, Mailman and Brouthers, Hallman,
Hulen and Brouthers; first on errors,
Pittsburg $. Philadelphia L. first on
balls. off Lucid ); hit by pitcher, Sulli-
van; umpire. Hurst; time, 2:2O.
Brooklyn, June Notwithstanding
that the Brooklyns won to-day's game
by a score of 10 to l, Captain Ewing
and his band of red-legged ball play
erS from Cincinnati believed they had
a chance to win. They refused TO say
die until the last hand was put out.
The Reds tried hard to get runs, but
found Kennedy too much for them.
On the other hand, both Dwyer and
GaStright were hit hard. The former
gave up the ghost at the close Of the
second inning. Score:
Brooklyn =. A 02031 10 Is
Cincinnati =. .0001 10000
Earned runs, Brooklyn s, Cincinnati
/: pitchers, Kennedy, Dwyer and Cast
right; umpire Sheridan; time, 1:39; at
tendance, $500
Boston, June Sit looked like Bos-
tons game up to the sixth to-day, al
though the home team found great diff
flculty in hitting Terry, who braced up
wonderfully after the second. Jack
Stivetts was hit hard throughout. The
batting of Ryan was the feature of the
contest. Score:
Boston .... ...O5OOOOO10-6 4 8
Chicago -. ..30O1O132 do II
Earned runs, Boston l, Chicago 8;
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Standing OF Clubs.

Philadelphia, June 5.-The Phillies
made another Garrison finish to-day,
pulling a game out of the fire in the
ninth inning. Pittsburg went ahead in
the third, scoring six runs after the side
should have won, in consequence OF
Brouther's wild throw and Mailman S
tumble. At the bat, however, the local
batters did as they pleased with their
Killen, IS hits netting just twice as
many bases. The visitors played a
lively game in the field, but could not
overcome the Phillies batting streak.
Attendance 1890. Score:
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which did the work-Daniels and
Nothwang. Brown may go against the
Farmers" to-day, and if he does, the
Yanegans are slated for another vic
tory.
Donovan, short stop, and Connors
and Harry Jordan, pitchers, have been
signed by Youngstown. weighing, of
Louisville, for whom Youngstown had
lines out, has joined the Rochester, n.
Y, team.
Arthur -..4l, the Minneapolis short
stop. is booked for release. His play
ing has not been up to the standard
lately.-Toledo Blade. Ball played
with Wheeling last season, and did ex-
cellent work
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Clubs AND PLAYERS.

1t is a dead certainty that Wheeling
will go west in second place.
Youngstown and Saginaw are now
tied at the bottom of the list.
Youngstown "rooters" are pulling for
Fort Wayne in the series with New
Castle
There has not been a day for two
weeks when the ladies were admitted
free 20 the Island park.
Brodie was offered $50 for home run
in the Youngstown-Fort Wayne game
Tuesday, by one OF the home clubs
directors. He made triple, and Sc
cured S15.
Fort Wayne was defeated yesterday.
and it was a cast-off Wheeling battery
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Billy Brady, it appears, accepted the Of
fer on behalf of Corbett, but Jackson
refused, giving no reason for doing SO.
Hildebrandt then offered to match Den
yer Ed. Smith against Jackson for SlO,-
600. This Jackson also refused. The
South African sport then matched Joe
Goddard against Steve O'Donnell for
$4,000 side to fight in Johannesburg in
October.
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The Wheeling singing societies have
selected the Panhandle road to carry
the big delegation from here next Mon
day. June Sth, to attend the great Saen-
gerfest. The delegation will leave at
1:25 p. m, and several of the coaches
will be handsomely decorated by the
societies. The rate for round trip will
be 81. 90, tickets good returning until
June 18th, inclusive.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1896-06-06

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