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DROWNED I'M THR LAKE,
A coiored Youth Finds watery Grave
at Epwnrth Park.

A Coiored Youth Finds watery Grave
at EpwoFih Park.
Isaac Gray, a youth about II years of
age, who made his home with Mr.. II, t,
Hanlon, of GAINESVILLE. an2Who was at
Epworth park with the family, was
drowned in the lake there Tuesday
night. After the services In the evening
the boy. in company with another boy,
went to the lake and cutting the rope
that is used by the swimmers to swing
themselves into the lake, took hold OF
the end of 1t and swung himself out,
He must have lost his hold. for the rope
came back without the boy The other
boy, who was on the shore. says that
he saw him drop and heard his cry for
help. Then he got a boat and went to
the rescue, but, as 1t was dark, he could
not see Gray IN time TO save him. In
a few minutes tho lake shore was
thronged with people, and several boats
filed with men were looking for the
body. II was not recovered for about
an hour and was found near the shore.
In the absence OF the coroner, Justice
Thompson, OF Bethesda, was summoned
and held an inquest. From the evi-'
dence taken It was pronounced q case
OF accidental drowning, and no blame
was attached to any one else,
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move Into them by the first OF October.
The two large rooms will be made Into
one and the front OF the Robinson room
Will be used exclusively as show VIM
dow. This viii make very large store
FOR Mr., Klrtz
Many persons think because DR.. VIII
II. Hall viii sell his household goods at
auction on Saturday, that he will leave
next week, but he VIII not and VIII re-
main In Martins Ferry until some time
In October. He has rented his residence
on Fourth street to A. ], Smith.
The Paris edition OF the New York
Herald of August /, was received yester-
day, and contains the names of Howard
f. Smith, Of Martins Ferry, Charles p.
Van Allen, OF Coolbaugh, and Lyon W,
Saxton, OF Mechanlcsburg, who are maxi
ing a tour OF Europe.
Miss Blanche Naylor, Of Hol,on, Kan
sas. who has been visiting Martins Fer
ry relatives, went to Bellaire yesterday
and from there she will return homo
MRS. Jesse Dungan and Two children,
Of New Sharon Iowa, and Miss Alice
Harrison, OF smlthfield, are visiting the
family of George w. Tweedy.
Daniel Henry.whose arrest was caused
yesterday by his wife, on an ugly charge.
win be given hearing this morning.
Miss Lizzie Gilmore returned to WASH
ington, Pa, last evening, after pleas
ant visit, with Miss Berthe Blachford.
Misses Cora Sloan, Ada Barber and
Matte Evans have gone TO Indianapolis,
to attend the Y. n. C. A. convention.
Miss Anna GRANGER died at her home
back of Martins Ferry, yesterday, aged
twenty-fOur years.
Misses Mamie and Mary Ryan leave
Saturday to visit at Struthers. Niles and
youngstown.
! Mrs. Thayer and Mrs. Hays, OF Cieve-
land, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Richard
Stewart.
Misses Georgiann Watson and Mar
garet Sweeney are visiting In the coun-
try.
Mrs. t. ]. Conoway is here from Thin.
Mr. Conoway will be here next week.
Mrs. A. j. Van Pelt and son are visit
Ing relatives at somerton. this county.
Miss Lena Stokes leaves to-day to
spend her vacation in Pennsylvania,
Misses Ellen and Sarah Gray will re-
turn from ew Concord next week.
Several improvements are In progress
at the Laughlln mills.
A three months old child of Robert
Mills died yesterday.
Mrs. Jacob Rosenthal Is visiting at
Moundsville.
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PITTSBURGH, Aug. 1s.-Tho Ohio
river Is rising and at noon Capt. Mar.
tin was considering the advlsabIllty OF
lowering the wlckets at the Davis 1sl-
and dam. The heavy rain at oil CITY
Monday night and Tuesday caused u
heavier rise than was expected ycster-
day. The officials at the dam have ar
rnngcd 10 receive special tclcgrnms
from various points up the Allegheny,
from which region the rise Ii coming
Capt. Martin does not desire to lower
tho dam tomorrow az the river Ecnor-
ally falls yefZ rapidly at this season of
the year. and unless additional rains
fail tomorrow the dam could not re-
main down more than forty-clght hours
The rise was Of sufficient volume TO en-
able the Sam Brown 10 come to Pitts
burgh with at NV ~ omptloa The Chns.
Clarke, with the Browns crew, LETT for
East Liverpool during the morning n.y.
linz light to assist the latter boat up
the river,
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DIR, G. A. Keepers left yesterday af-
ternoon to begin service as one Of the
Indian commissioners. BE did not take
his family with him as he goes into the
northwest to get the lay OF the land and
find a desirable locality. after which he
will send for his folks The doctors
numerous friends throughout eastern
Ohio will join In best wishes for his sue
cess.
The steamer Edna with the govern
ment surveyors and engineers landed
in this city yesterday and the men are
at work making measurements This
work Is being done By the government.
II Is for the series OF locks and dams
that is to be placed along the Ohio
river
The residents OF this city who have
been camped at Epworth park all sum-
mer will probably be home next week,
as the assembly Is over and It is as
pleasant at home this kind of weather.
The local union No. 20 OF the Bottle
Blowers held meeting Tuesday even
ing and decided TO donate the sum Of
twenty-five dollars to the relief COM
mlttee OF the coal miners.
Clarence Potts came In yesterday
morning from Mountain Lake Park,
Md, where he has been spsndlng two
weeks with the American Mechanics
band.
r. L. Pfafrenbach and wife came home
yesterday from Armstrong; Mills,
where they have been spending two
weeks with friends and relatives.
Harry Carpenter, OF Moundsville, W.
Va, was calling on friends in this city
yesterday on his way TO Darlington TO
visit relatives,
Mrs. James 7. Kelly and daughters
May and Lottle VIII be home to-day
from Cincinnati, where they went Sat
urday.
Misses Minnie and Carrie wassman
came home last evening from Clncln-
natl, where they went on the excursion
Miss Carrie and Gail Myers VIII leave
to-day for Bethel, where they will
spend a few days with relatives.
Mrs. Emma Ward, Of sprlnEtun, Pa.
ls spending few days with friends and
relatives In the Fourth ward.
Miss Sarah Miller went to Epworth
park yesterday to remain II few days
with friends there.
Miss Jessie Bell, OF Evansville, ia the
guest OF friends and relatives In the
Third ward.
Miss Grace johnson, Of Warrington.
w. Va, IL visiting friends In the city.
a large crowd will go out to the Her
vest Home picnic at Bethel to-day.
James Rush moved his family to ia
Cobsburg yesterday to reside
Sheriff Darby was In the city yes
tcrday OH business.
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on CtTY-Rlyor feet inches nnd
inlllng clear and pleasant
GR1GSSBORO- River feet inches
and failing. Cloudy The Adam jacobs
ANA Florence Belle down ON Thursday,
the HUDSON up.
MORGANTOwN- River feet inch.
Falr.
piTTsBuRGIt-Rlvcr Gs feet ana
rising nt the dam cloudy aud cool
sTEuBiiNVlLLiiattiynr feet Z
inches and rising clear and warm.
Passed. up rhr lion Hun Passed down
rho Queen CITY
Observation-Disclosures ohio river IL
q feet b Inches nnd folllnr cloudy
Passed down and up-rho valley Belle.
Duo down Tho Kannwhn Passed up
The % Is Bedford. The Little klnawhn
l8 failing
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One hundred and hfty.elght persons
attended the reunion Of the Mitchell
family at Steeeles Grove yesterday. The
exercises were opened by the singing Of
the 23d Psalm and prayer by the Rev. Or.
Dickey. of Mt. Pleasant. the programme
consisting OF addresses by J. ]. Mitchell.
OF St Louis. and Z. ]. A. Drennen, recita-
ton by Miss Ellen s. Mltchell,of Martins
Ferry, entitled "Laska," song by Miss
Nora Feeley, OF Pennington, and re-
marks by Squire W. A. Sharon, OF Cole
rain, and others. Miss Lafle Reed, of
Mt. Pleasant, read letters OF regret from
several members OF the Mitchell family
The dinner was q splendid one, good
things being so plentiful that some bas-
kets were not touched. Among relatives
from distance were Leander C. Mitch
ell and j. J. Mitchell. OF st. Louis, d. NJ.
Mitchell and granddaughter and Mrs. r.
ii. Hoyce, Of Columbus. Jacob NJ.
Michel, Of Mansfield. All OF the officers
were reelected and Il was decided to
hold the reunion next year at Mansfield,
the third Wednesday In August, the one
the following year at FIndlay and the
year following at Martins Ferry.
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NEW YORK. August is--New York
made II three straight from the Quakers
to-day, bur they were foced to get Into the
game In the eighth and hit the ball. With
the score tied up TO the eighth inning, the
Phlllies gOt a run on hit, a sacrifice and
Deehanty'g ;hTee-baggcr to the left field
hlsachers New York In their half OF the
eighth, with n base on balls an error by
ShuEart, followed by n three-bagger by
Davis. sacrifice by Wilmot and an error
by Dowd, got four runs and the game
Philadelphia failing TO score In the ninth
Ruse was bltted hard, but the hits were
not punched. Attendance 2,9iO. Score:
RHE
Phlladelp'a 80 0 Q 0 o o O-5 10 3
Earned runs. New York g. Philadelphia
J, Batteries. RuEle and Warner Wheeler
and Mcfarland Time, l.jO. Empires,
Lynch and CARPENTER,
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BOSTON. August is.-For four innings
pitchers being effective. In the fifth Bos-
ton had u batting streak, and after that
the result was never In doubt Lewis COM
pIntely outpltched his rival. and the WIS.,
liofs made but three hits on him. Collins
made some pretty foul catches. and Duffys
playing was superb. In the NTH Long was
lnft on the arm by a pitched ball, and
Allen took HIS place, making n most favor
able shown. For tho visitors Selbnch did
about all tho hitting O'BrIen and WrIg.
lsy made some good plays. hut Tom Brown
h'Ided In his usual fine fashion. Score:
RHE
Washington % o 0 0 o o 0 90 9 3
Earned runs. Boston 4. Batteries, Lewis
,nGl E,etgen Mercer and Mcclure. Time,
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PROPOSALS.
Notice to Contractors.

Sealed proposals will be received at tho
Mayors Office. in Benwood, w. Va, until
s o'clock y. m, August q, 1897, for laying
1900 feet. more or less, Of sewer pipe in
North Benwood also for laying GOO
square yards, more or less, Of paving in
the alleys in Benwood. from Fourth street
to Eighth street.
For plans specifications. ETC., call at the
Mayors Office In Benwood.
Council reserves the right TO reject any
or all bids.
auis THOMAS SHEPHERD. Mayor.
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The marks at G p, m. showed feet
inches and rising. From the night re-
ports from Pittsburgh, the stage at this
port will reach from eight to twelve
feet.
The Kanawhh was delayed above
Wheeling on account OF low water She
passed down for Charleston at $3.50 y,
m. with i good trip.
The queen City arrived from Pitts
burgh early this morning and VIII de-
part for Cincinnati and way landings at
u. IN. to-day.
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BENwooD
New, item, nom tho Llvsly Indu,trlO
Town,

IOWu,
The shooting occurrence Tuesday
night was the principal theme OF CON
yorsatlon yesterday and all agreed that
desperate cases require desperate rem
Cdlcg.
Misses Annie Policy and Dora Davis
have returned from Mountain Lake
Park The rest of the party are OK
peoted home In n few days,
Squire Lacey Willie Porlcrnpld, Cap.
tain Paul Rlcdcl ana wife. Cincinnati
pilgrims, arrived homo yesterday well
pleased with their trip.
The lower steel works continues to bo
supplied with coal ANA II Ia believed II
win be on next week too " coal can BE-
secured
Miss Aida Riley Of ST. Paul. MINI,
returns homo to-day after visiting rel
Htiyus here for some time
~ II Link the Moundavlllc hardware
nun, was In town yoalotday,
Or THOMAS ECLECrRiC on has
cured hundreds VI eases NJ deafness
that were supposed TO be lncurable. II
never falls to cure carach0
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Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencer.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 1S.-PensIon
certificates have been issued to the fol-
lowing West Virginia applicants: Re-
storation and ncrease-samuel A. Lane.
Sand Run.
Renewal-George Henderson, Parkers-
burg.
Increase-Norvell Jones. Blundon.
Increase OF pension has been granted
To James Fulton. Of Bellaire, and
widows pension to Hannah L. White.
Martins Ferry, Ohio.
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THE RIVER
YEsrERpAYs pEpARTrREs.

Charleston. .KANAwIIA. $3.50 p. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR, 1880 p. m.
Sistersyille. RUTH, AGO y. IN.
ClaringtOn. LEROY, $50 y. m.
steubenville. II. NJ. Bnyne, $50 y. m.
Pittsburgh. .LORENA, due at midnight,
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh. II. X. BEDFORD. $50 a. m
Cincinnati. QUEEN CITY. a. IN.
Parkersburg .ARGAND, II n. IN.
Matamuras. LEXINGTON, II a. IN.
Slstersville.. RUTH, $50 p. IN.
ClaringtOn. q. LEROY, $50 y. m.
Steubenvllle. II. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA, 3 n. m.
parkersburg. BEN HUR, II a. m.
Slstersville. RUTH, $3.50 p..m.
ClaringtOn LEROY, $3.50 y. IN.
Steubenville. II. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
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Center stars yesterday afternoon on the
Riverside grounds: score 20 l. Inc
Debold * Chapmans would Ike 70 meet
Hennegan's Metropolltans or any club
under IA, for q game Saturday after
noon, Answer through this paper
The Bartolis Tigers go TO ~. Pleas
ant to-day to play an exhibition game
with the team OF that town.
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The United Presbyterian Missionary
Society of Wheeling Presbytery, win
meet In the Martins Ferry u. r. church
next week. Rev. and Mrs. Il. G. Bailey
will return In time to attend.
Yesterday j. Il. Klrtz, the dry goods
man. leased the two store rooms in tho
opera house block, formerly occupied by
II. r. Brady and S. G. Robinson, and viii
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oth.r Interstate Gamss.

AZ Toledo. Score; RHE
BSisaS . ::::::.S 8 8 ! g fSS i
Patterles-Tdedo, Darby and Arthur;
Dayton, Plat and Greenwood.
AZ Fort Wayne. Score: RIFE
EESEtn TsyPo q SdG 81 S ~
patterles-Fort Wayne, Holloway and
Campbell; Springfield, Wayne and Rupert,
AZ New Cast1A Score: RHE
New Castle.,,,0 0 Q 0-3
Mansfield 100 o 0 1 o l o Q o-5 IL l
Batteries-New Castle, Miller AMI Graf
Gus: Mansfield, Ely and Lynch.
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Rev. DR.. Frazier. of Youngstown, who
10 fishing at MuskOta Lake, Canada,
landed small mouthed bass weighing
over 200 pounds on Monday, and It Is be-
leved that he will get the prize OF 5000
In gold offered by the Canadian Angler to
the first person landing with hook and
line a small mouthed bass during the
present season. Dr. Frazier sent the fine
speclmen 10 the Angler.
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WANTED.
PUBLIC SALES.
Auction Sale Of Real Estate

VIII sell at public sale on the 2ist day
OF August, 1891, at 10 o'clock a m. at the
front door OF Ohio county court house, tho
following described properly, to-wit;
of Tenth and Chapline streets, known as
No. i6Oi and 1908 Chapllne street, contain
ing twelve rooms, lot. SGr36 feet, Terms
made known on day OF sale. Buildings In
~ tess '''' l.. ROBINSON,
W. II. HALLER, AuetIoneer. anlI
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So Years of Cures.
MARTINS FERRY.
IIapS aud nIlShsps In the Thriving city
Across the River.

Across the River.
Yesterday E. f. Moore, Ed. Woods,
Ollie McAninch and Clarence Woods
went to Meadvllle, Pa, over the Wheel
Ing & Lake Erie railroad, as the advance
guard OF the Buckeye Hose Racing Com
pany. which win take part In the two
hose races and the hook and ladder race
tomorrow. for which $3.50 In prizes are
offered. The cart and hose were taken
along and the different members OF the
company expect to be on the ground In
time for the races. The Meadyille people
are greatly pleased because the Martins
Ferry company will take part and arc
advertising this fact extensively, know
ing that II will be a big drawing card.
While the Martins Ferry company Is
not in first class shape they are the fav-
orites at Meadville and the people up
there will expect much OF them. Among
the teams which will take part In the
races will be the First Ward Hose and
Rescue Hook and Ladder, of Butler, Pa.
Struthers Hose and Citizens Hook and
Ladder, of Warren, Pa, Central Hose, OF
Bradford and several others. The Mead
Vile fire laddies have raised 5000 for
the tournament. An ok roast Is among
the attractions. Ten OF the Buckeyes
and n number of their friends win leave
for Meadville on the $40 train on the
Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad this
morning. The rate on this road Is only
81 40 for the round trip.
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pELLAIRE
All Sorts OF Local News and Go,sIp From
the Clan City.

MI sorts or Local News aud Goallp From
the GIaiI city.
Henry link, the township treasurer
at Powhatan. Is minus $500 cash and as
much more In checks, which he lost or
had stolen from him. He attended n
meeting Of the township board OF edu-
cation at Stelnersvllle, near Powhatau,
Monday afternoon, and had the money
and papers with him, but has never
seen anything Of them since. He offers
800 reward for their recovery or infor-
nation that viii lead 10 their recovery.
He carried the money and checks In n
large pocketbook in his hip pocket and
may have lost 1t. Mr.. link Is a man
fairly well to do and OF unquestioned
character, and anxiety over his loss IS
shared by the whole community.
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s,,,IaI Dispatch to tho Intelllgencer,

YOUNGSTOWN, Aug. ls.-Again the
Nallars were too much for the Giants
Garyay pitched fine game OF ball, being
especially effective at the close, when
me- score was close and the outcome In
Doubt He also knocked q three-bagger,
n5nahue. the new catcher, arrived and
played first base, Thayer TorreysoR 60
ing 10 second. Score:
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Earned runs, Youngstown p Wheeling ..
Three-base hits, Bradley, Messett, Gar
yey. Two-base hits, Martin, Musser,. Ber-
~ Stolen bases, Lyons 2, Jordan. Sacri-
nee hit. Berry. Double plays, Lyons, Ber-
left on bases, Youngstown 8; Wheeling 9,
BASES on balls, of Jordan 2; on Garvey 8.
Struck out, by Jordan 4; by Carney !.
Passed ball, Zinram- Wild pitch, Jordan.
flme, lao. Umpire. Colgan-
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President 5. L. Nelson, Of the Spring.
field base bail club company, states that
the club Is badly in the hole, and that
he and Mayor Good had to give their
personal notes for $500 to make up the
shortage. The team will play the sea-
son out, and then the franchise will be
sold. Manager Whistler has signed Do
Ian, a Newport. KY, pitcher, late OF the
Providence team. He has Joined the
Governors at Fit. Wayne.
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LEGAL NOTICES,
OF PUBLICATION.

"
The State of West Virginia, Ohio coun-
In the Circuit Court Of Ohio County.
West Virginia. August Rules, 1891
Mary Bernice Higgins and Francis Earl
Higgins, by Charles r. Baker. their next
friend and guardian, vs.. Prudence u.
Higgins. Fanny {. Miller and Charles H..
Miller, hcr husband, Fred g. Higgins,
Nellie larger and John W. Barger, her
husband, Prudence H. Higgins, Guy Il.
G. Allen, trustee, walter H. Elnehart'
Gerry.
The object OF this suit Is 10 secure par
titlon OF the interests OF the plaintiffs,
Mary BerniCe Higgins and Francis Earl
Higgins, In and 10 the real cstnte or which
Thomas II. Higgins died seized and pos
sesscd. and which ia known as the east
onc-hnlf OF lot numbered n, IN Caldwelfs
addition TO the city OF Wheeling, In the
county OF Ohio and state of West Nlr-
glnia.
In said cause. at these rules, that the de-
PENDANTS, Fred G. Higgins. Nellie q, Bar
ger and John W. BargCr, her husband, are
not residents OF the state or West Wiz.
glnia. and they not having been served
with process In said SUIT, on motion 81 tne
der OF publication s. entered against thom
and IL IN ordered that the said defendants,
nbovc named, be and are required TO ap..
nonr within one month after tho date Of
The flrst publication Of this order and do
what II necessary 10 protect their inter
egts, II il further ordered that this order
he published and posted as required ny Jaw.
Witness. c. II. Honning, clerk OF our
gnid court. at tho court house OF said coun-
is, this 9Th DAY OF August, 1897, to-wit;
""s"'' 'U'''' e &, II. IIBNNING, clcrls,
Published the frat time August b. l@l
Attest G, II. HENNlNt, Ile,rTik,
W. H. Patterson and Atkinson q Flick
Solicitors for Comnlnlnnnts. ane.lh
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every year UcCuuhc WOlutu ll-
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cxpectant period, to take proper care OF the
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BASE BALL COMMENT.

II IS reported that Manager Lamoree'
of the New Castle club, VIII retire from
the diamond at the close Of the season.
on the ground that he has not been CIV
en- the proper support al home II Is
probable that the franchise will be
transferred where the patronage will be
more generous.
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE.

Yesterdays winners-Wheellng Toledo,
Port Wayne Mansfield
T5.lay's Wheeling at Youngs;
,.,,r New Castle at Mansfield. Springfield
" TgLdo, Dayton at Fort Wayne