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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-28

mayor The proceeding proposed Is un-
der a statute requiring the attorney sen
eral or a prosecuting attorney when az
rected by the governor, supreme court or
general assembly 10 bring civil action IN
the name OF the state against phnllc
officer, civil or military, who does or SUI,
fers an act which by the provision OF
law works a forfeiture OF his office, The
case, IL brought, will be the first OF us
kind ever Instituted In Ohio, ana W'li AZ
tract great attention,
Last night at the special meeting OF
the Martina Ferry council the bid on the
5000 az refunding bonds made by spit
ger & Co, OF Toledo, az per cent per
Nat. was accepted, and the city clerk was
Instructed to notify Splitter Co by tele-
graph OF the acceptance
Mrs Johanna o'Connor who tel In a
ditch near her home on First street, mas
brought suit agains, the Wheeling Nat
ural Gas Co, for 5000 damages claim
ing that the company neglected TO NIL up
the hole and is therefore responsible
Several photographs are displayed In
the city OF the Cuba Llbre Fishing
Club camp, including boxing bout be-
tween Charles Bailey and VIM Dopler'
Ohio City Lodge, No, 81, X, Of r., is
prospecting, having work at nearly every
meeting. At last nights meeting there
was one candidate for the third degree
The Laughlln tin mill is again on In
full, the fly wheel having been repaired
and nearly every mill at the Aetna
Standard Is In operation
People residing on Crawford street
complain OF the noise made by youns
men and women on the street At late
hour at night.
The private picnic at River Lawn, near
TiltonVIlle. yesterday was largely at
tended Notwithstanding the weather
Carl Anthony returned yesterday from
a four weeks visit with friends and rela-
lives IN and around Pittsburgh
Much interest is taken here in the
miners strike, and people generally are
anxious to see the miners win'
Yesterday Louis Frick, the saloonist
had his foot badly burned by upsetuns
a bucket of water on II.
Mr., and Mrs William Martin, Of
Moundsville, are visiting Mr., and Mrs
William MoWilllams.
Mrs. Frank Stewart and two sons, ol
Allegheny, are visiting Mrs, ]. o. Stew
art, on Fifth street.
DR.. j. NJ. Hogan went to warnoel
Station yesterday TO spend few days.
The Hatch and Greer base ball clut
viii play at Mt, Pleasant on Saturday.
Mrs. s. F. Dean and daughter Nellie
are visiting at coleraln.
Charles King, OF MI Pleasant, wa
down yesterday.
Miss Clara Arm is visiting relatives a
| Clarlngton.
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To.NIoHTs PARADE
A Novel Spectacle In which all wheeimtn
should Take Part.

should rake fufts
What promises to be the largest Ian
tern parade ever held in this city will
be seen tonight Last night the varl-
Gus heads from their respective wards
met at the club house and completed ar
rahgements for this mammoth parade.
All wheelmen are requested to particle
pate and meet at the place appointed In
their wards at I o'clock sharp aud pro-
coed as directed.
Special arrangements have been made
for ladies' and escorts TO lead the pro-
ccssion. Elaborate decorations are be-
ing made for many wheels ana prize
IL offered for the most striking get-up
in line. The meeting place for the va
rlous wards has been previously pup
llshed.
The line OF march viii move over tho
following route, starting at 1850 O'Clock
sharp From Fourteenth md Eoll
south on Eoff to Fifteenth, east TO Nc
Colloch, south to Sixteenth, west Ia
Wood, south to Seventeenth, west "a
Market, north to Tonth, west TO Main
pouth to Twenty-Hovcnth, east TO Chap
line, south to Thirty-thlrd, cast to Ja'
cob, south to the pump, counter march
to Thlrty-thlrd, west to Eon, north I,
Twenty. seventh, west to Market, n0rtl
to Tenth, west TO Island ana disband
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RETURNING PROSPERITY
Evidenced In the Founding or the New
Town OF MOnsssen,

Evidenced In the Founding or the New
Town OF MOnsssen,
PITTSBURGH, Pa, July 2L-Mones-
sen, new Industrial town thirty miles
south Of Pittsburgh, was formally OPP
ened to-day, As an evidence of return
Ing activity In manufacturing affairs
hereabouts, nearly 500 people were pres
ent A striking feature Of the ceremony
was an address by Hon John b. Head,
of Greensburg who hailed the town as a
forerunner OF prosperity, Following the
address, over 100000 worth of lots were
sold In less than five hours In three
months the largest tin plate mill in the
country will be In operation at Monessen,
The tin plate company will begin erect
Ing fifty dwelling houses within a month,
and contracts are being drawn up for
other buildings to be put up at once. A
postofIlce has already been established,
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CARROLL CLUBS MEET
Thursday Hiring, Ont Large Number OF
Entrants.

Entrants.
The entries OF Carroll Club Cyclers'
race meet, Thursday, closed last evening,
and It proves to be the largest list of
any meet ever given in Wheeling. The
prizes will be distributed in the audi
forum of the Carroll Club Thursday
evening at o'clock. A reception win be
held for all wheelmen who care to take
advantage OF the hospitality of the club.
The prizes displayed In the Heiner Hard
ware Company's windows, are attract
Ing great deal OF attention, and every
one is complimenting the club on Its fine
list of prizes. Following IL the list Of the
entries received. In which are the best
riders around this section Of the country:
l.. II. Hoffman, Wheeling; w. II. Lam
am. Bridgeport, o.; A. r. Nay. Wheel
ing; d. W Connell, New Castle, Pa;
John A. Halter, Fallston, Pa; c. a.
Young, GAINESVILLE. o.; o. w. r. Hill,
Wheeling: w J. Bay, Marietta. o.; Will
bur Terrill, Echo Point; James Davltt,
Steubenville, o.; George G. Davitt, Steu-
bcnville, o.: Frank McAlllster, Wheel
Ing; ID. j, Mitchell, Beaver balls, IA
]. f. Humes, Wheeling; Howard ober-
man, Wheeling; Herman Frederick,
Wheeling: r. II. Mahlke. Wheeling: r.,
Howe, Wheeling; Frank II. Wheat,
Wheeling; C. a. Lanam, Wheeling; w.
salade. Wheeling; George Wood, Wheel
Ing; II. =. Berry, Bridgeport; George
Foster. Wheeling; Arthur Foster, Wheel
ing: John Lubic, BenwOod; Walter Bell,
Marietta, o.; Regis A. Helburg, Pitts
burgh, Pa; George Nicholson, Shep-
pard. o.: Carroll L. Beatty, Sheppard,
o.: Thomas Cox, Wheeling; o. McKen-
zle. Hazelwood, Pa; w. c. Klmble, st.
Clalrsville. o.: Elmer Keech, Wheeling;
Jesse McCausland, Wheeling; c. a.
Brlant, Parkcrsburg; Il, Il. Walters, Al
legheny. Pa; Ralph Heaton, Martins
Ferry: John G. Porter Steubenvllle;
George McCammlc, Wellsburg: j. II.
Matthews, wellsburg; a. W. Matthews,
wellsburg: Archie w Grimes Wells
burg: Charles Swan, Wheeling: Bert
welty, Wheeling; Jos. Rcdeker, Wheel
| lnE.
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,GS&&S~~NrN'N''N''~N
/ SPORT.
! Base Ball, Bowling, Bicycling,
! Boxing, Races, tic.
5000
INTER- STATE LEAGGR

Wheeling lost the second game OF tho
series with the Toledo nine simply be-
c,pss the Nailers were unable TO do bu-
sIness with Kid Keenan,. Since that
young man became a papa recently he
has beea pitching gllt-edged ball, some
what 20 the surprise of his friends, who
oxp.eted he would let down In his work
AFTER so momentous an event. But there
was nary a let-down, and the Nailers
can testify 10 It, In only ono inning
did he allow the Wheellngs to monkey
with his delivery, That was In the
eighth when he gave four bases on balls
and LEI the locals have two hits OF his
delivery. In every other inning OF the
came he was at his best and when the
scorer mad completed his tabulatlons,
Wheeing had only three runs to Tole-
Soa seven, while Coyle had suffered to
,he extent OF eleven hits TO the 1--WE
Wheeling had made on the Kid. The
Toledos againputup fine fielding game,
much superior to that OF the Wheellngs,
The game was OF the featureless order,
Gnnra.
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Alaska Military Post.

WASHINGTON. July 27-The prin-
cipal topic of discussion at to-day's
cabinet meeting was the legal aspect of
the proposed establishment of mill
tary post in Alaska near the gold fields,
In some quarters there is doubt as TO
the power OF the executive to establish
a post without specific authorization by
Congress, but the weight OF opinion APP
peared TO favor the exercise of such Il
right by the executive as an emergen-
cy measure. Secretary Alger already
has made the necessary preparations
for carrying out at once the plans to es-
tabllsh the post
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scnd your address to II. n. Bueklon
G Company, Chicago, and get II free
S,mnic box Of Dr. Kings New Life
pnlg. A trial VIII convince you OF
ihclr merits. These pills are easy In
action and are particularly effective to
lhc cure Of Constipation anu SICK
Headache, For Malaria and Liver
troubles they have been proved invol-
liable They are guaranteed to De per
fcrtiv FREQ from every dclctcrlous sub
sinnee and to be purely vegetable
rbcy do not weaken by their action,
bui by giving tone to Che stomach and
Lowcin greatly invlnomto the system.
Regulnr size 25c per box. Sold by Lo-
gan Drug Company,
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BOSTON, July 27-llon. II, Jefferson
Coolidge, treasurer OF tho big AmoskcaE
cotton mills, of Manchester, N. H., one
Of tho largest plants Of the kind In tho
world says regarding tho shutting down
Of the mills, which was nnnounccd yes
torday! "Wo have madc w our ac'
counts for the FIRST six months OF The
year and we ilnd that have made ~
money ana have not moved our goods
no 1 have ordered tho mills closed fol
tho month OF AuguHt ut least" Tn,
dividends OF the Amoakc0g mills have
been reduced during the pnst twelve
months. Tho closing Of thcso mills VIII
affect about 5000 operatives.
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FALL RIVER, Mass, July 27.-At a
meeting of the directors of the VAN
panoag cotton mills this morning 1t was
voted to close the mills for two weeks
during August. The Stevens mill shut
down Saturday night for month and
the Richard Borden mills will begin
curtailment next week. These factories
employ about $500 hands and It is un-
derstood that they are short Of supply
Of cotton.
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CYCLING.

The boys road race run by East End
boys, took place last night, and the con-
test was one of great interest from be-
ginning to end. The boys finished as
follows:
Flrst-Adams, 30 seconds; time. 20 3-5.
Second-Wagner, 3 minutes, time, :25'
Third-P. Gavin. scratch, time. ~ 20.
Fourth-Gompers, minutes; time.
:27 3-5.
Flfth-E. Kress. minute; time, ;95 2-S.
Muffrey had fall out the pike and
did not finish. The race was witnessed
by large and interested crowd.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-28

IT heals everything except brukcn
heart. may he said II De Wits Witch
Hazel Ralvo. Piles mud rectal diseases,
cuts, burns, bruises tOltor eczema ana
Mi pNn trnublcsmny occurred vit quick
Nv aud permanently, Charles II. Goethe,
MARKET and Twelfth streets; Chatham
Sinclair, icofly.slxth aud Jacob Streets
A. ~. srhoclu, No, COZ Main street, FIX.
ley HOS. Penn aud Zane blroclsi
bowie 4 Co. BrldgOpOrh
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ANN ARnoR, Mloho July a. Nathan
tnmca u farm hand to-day shot and
fatally wounded Martha Miner q do.
mcatlc. ana then killed himself A Low.
ofR' quarrel IN supposed Ia have been
the cause The tragedy wHn enacted nj
the home W James employer ChntlcH
anddH, In Rrldgpwhlor township James
who N about nfty years old In said 10
have kopi Miss Miner Hoorcicd In unddB'
huuuO for several days Tho GIrl N dy'
Ing, JumoB Killed himself Instantly
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CHICAGO. July 27.-Three errors by the
Reds inneld. a steal. passed ball and n
scratch single gnvo the Colts three runs
in the first. The visitors made one in the
fourth and tied tho score in the eighth
on Thornton's error and a punching OF
four hits. Everitt. the first man up for
the Colts in the tenth. lined four-bagger
into the right field bleachers. Ritchey'F
fielding and two remarkable running
catches by LAnge were the features. At
tendance. 1850. Score:
Chicago "a 900 5000 IA
Cincinnati % 0 o l 0 o . o O-SlO
Earred runs. Chicago I: Cincinnati J.
Batteries. Callahan and D8Hghpe: Rhines
and Peltz. Time, 1855. Umpire, Sheridan.
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ST. LOUIS, July 27,-Thc Browns played
another great game to-day and defeated
tho Bostons. Hart was in great form. and
but for Lally's errors he would have shut
on, tho leaders. He redeemed himself n
the eighth inning by remarkable rum
ming catch, on which he made double
play. Attendance, 5000. Score:
Boston ......o oO1tOO % q 3
81. Louis.......O 0 o . 1 o IS Il 2
Earned runs. St. Louis I. Batteries
Lewis, Lake and bergen; Hart and Muir
phy. Time, 1:50. Umpire. Mcfarland.
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nronklrn,s nnttlns cIoths,.

LOUISVILLE. July T.-Tho Brooklyns
had on their batting clothes this afternoon
and piled UP twelve runs OFF McGec in two
innings. Miller finished the game after
the seventh The Colonies could not hit
Kennedy. Attendance, 200. Score:
Ri y
Brooklyn ....O OOO75 0 2-ii 10
Louisville 80 0 0 o Ia 9
Earned runs. Brooklyn 9 Batteries, Ken;
NEEDY and Grim: Miller, Magee, Butler ana
WllHon. Time, 2IO. Umpire, Hurst.
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self strongest. Achilles never thought
hr would turn his heel 10 an enemy, but
Il was In that unnunored place the fatal
arrow was planted. tits usually the organ
In his body that man thinks strongest
,hnt disease assaults and battcrs down.
Caution man nbout neglectihg nis
health andmcnuon consumption, nnu nc
will pound his chest and laugh you to
acorn, lie does not realize that con-
a,,npiion heats down this defense imper.
tsptibly, inch BY inch. The lungs once
attacked The only weapon of defense Is
the right remedy, .-,...
os per cent, ofall cases Of consumption
nre cured by Dr. Pictces Golden Medical
Discovery. II corccts disordercd urges
ton, invigoratcs the liver, makes the APP
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aud Golden Medical Discovery W NY ininiy
writes Mrs. q, A. Connct, Of hleRhnny nl'iluT,
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Earned runs, Toledo J, Iwo'Dnhe nWss'
Robinson. Stolen base, Arthur. Double
Mass Coyle, Dolsel and O'Brion; Keenan,,
fssek and Myers: Beck. Langsford ana
Wysrs, Bases on balls, by Coyle ]; by
Keenan, 0. Struck. out, by C9ylo - Dy
iaJoS First on errors, Wheeling /; To-
lido l. Time, 2 hours. Umpire, Keefe.
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A movement is on foot among colored
citizens of Ohio to have Mayor Ganson,
Of Urbana, removed from Office on &C
count OF his conduct at the time of the
Urbana riot. The claim is made that the
mayor not only failed to discharge his
sworn duty, to protect the prisoner, but
that he made an address to the mob and
encouraged the people to carry out the
lynching. a committee OF colored cltl-
2ens has been at Urbana investigating
the matter, and claim to have dlscov-
cred sufficient evidence to warrant the
beginning OF an action against The
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PROVIDENCE, II. l., July Eek
United States Senator Doolittle, of Wis
consln, died at $3.50 o'clock this fore
noon at the home of his daughter at
Edgewood, near the city OF Brights
disease. He was SO years OF age.
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MARTINS FERRY.
iIapI aud Ml,hap. In tho Thriving City
Across tho River.

Across tho River.
Il. K. Hoge, the druggist, met with a
serious accident while attending the prl-
vate picnic at River Lawn yesterday.
He rode up on his wheel before dinner,
and while hauling some ice from TIlton-
vile In a wheelbarrow S. IT. Robinson,
Jr, threw fire cracker near Mr., Hoge'a
head. He lodged the fire cracker, and
in doing so fell against the wheelbarrow,
cutting cash two inches long just be.
low the lower lip. The cut extended
clean through the mucuous membrane.
Mr.. Hoge, in company with DR., A. w,
Owen, walked to Portland station, a DIS
lance Of two miles, where they went 70
the office Of DR.. VIM. Hoge, a brother OF
the injured young man, where the cash
was sewed up, four stitches being used,
three on the outside and one on the in
side.
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NEW YORK, July 27-Crockery Is to
be advanced in selling price because OF
the new tariff law. This was decided
upon by resolution adopted to-day at
meeting Of the importers OF earthen-
ware OF New York, held at the crockery
board of trade.
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EoR RENT.
PUBLIC SALES,
FOR SALE.

Tho cn,Irc plant Of the ohio Valley China
company, at wheeling, w Va, including
valuable land with extensive buildings
thereon and machinery and fixtures Will
bo offered for sale at public auction on
Monday. August 10, 1871 at 10 o'clock a. M,
AZ the north front door Of the court house
Of ohio county In Wheeling, W. Na'' ny
tho wheeling title and Trust Company,
trustee,
A nnc opportunity for rood Investment
Tho undersigned trustee will take pleas.
uro In furnishing any Information which
may bo desired, and In answering In
uulrlcp.
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At Mansfield. Score: y II y
B BS9:,sid i.: 10 * 81 i
Batteries-Mansheld Miller, Beam and
vettor; Dayton. Rosebrough and Green
wald.
A, New Castle. Score: RHE
New Castle....0 0 0 il II
Fort Wayne...O 0 0 90 - 0 8
Batteries-New Castle. Smith and Graf
aus; Fort Wayne. Minnehan and Camp
bell
Al younrstown No game; raito
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The weakest
place ina house
or fort, or any
place Of de-
Tense, usually
turns out to be
which
was thought
strongest, The
weakest place
in o IN an s
body Is that
in which he
estcens him.
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BASE BALL COMMENT.

The fans will be treated to a double
header this afternoon, all for the one
price Of admission. The first game will
he called at O'Clock. RelslIng and Fer
guson will be the opposing twIrlers In the
first game. and Smith and Kelb in the
second. It IS reasonably certain that
Wheeling will take one of the gamesand
those who saw the showing made by
young Smith Saturday afternoon, are Of
the opinion that he will lead the locals to
victory. Mcssctt will be in the game to-
day, and tho leak behind the plate Will
thus be plugged up. Al that is needed ls
good weather, and the two games be-
tween Toledo and the Nailcrs Will be as
good as anything that ever happened.
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Our ffty-cent line of Ladies' "HermsdorF Dyed
Black Hose, Isle, drop stitch with fancy colored
tops, is the best fancy hose offer on the market
Plain Black at 25c that always sold at 3sc. -.
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Jesse Hofrmolstor Is the nugget dis.
covered by the Pittsburgh base bail club
in the minor league Klondykc. The new
third baseman made his iirat appear
ance in tho National league on satur-
day, al Exposition park against the
champion Bnltimorcs His successful
start augurg well for his future, He
figured In ME runs, batting six and
passing the platter thrice himself He
had hit yesterday and accepted Ave
chances olcanly lie rs here" Hon.
meister entered the Interstate league
lost Henaon, and was tho utility man ON
the Youngstown team, playing most
any old position He began this season
with Youngstown, but later went TO
Springfield, His Sensational showing
with the Governors attracted the nitOn-
tion NJ the Pittsburgh management In
is desperate search for youngsters, lie
RIyoB every cvldencoof being n fixture at
The third corner. He fields well, throws
hard and hits tho bail with grace ana
precision lie " twenty four years Old,
weighs one hundred and alNty.nvo nu1
n ilvc feet eight inches tall ITO begins
hls National League career with Puts
burgh, Under tho roslCst auspices, llotc'H
Wishing he may stay u Btlrl-PlttB-
hurgh Times
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THE HORSES
ARE NOT IN IT,.

Everybody who Is anybody
rides n wheel. The world seems 10 nave
,,rc and health contained in bicycle.
Proper riding will make thin people
stoiiter and stout people thinner. Ih9ts
n scientific statement. There's no "strlng
tied TO It." The wheels when riae ea rs ~
bcst whcels Irrespective OF prices. II isn't
the cost but the use which makes a soou
wheel,
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Geo. E. Stifel & Co.
WANTED.

- ,.,,S,
DARTNER WANTED-oNB HUM
in n new article, wanted In every house
hold: big profits. Address PATENT, +. o.
Box go, City Jyl5.
yIrANTED-AGENTs, $50 TO s2S A
w week sure TO workers; no capital
needed; now goods; new plan: sells at
sight every family needs II. HOUSE,
HOLD SPEC. CO.. Cincinnati. Ohio: Jy24.
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Fast colors in this Washable Summer Fabric, SO
well adapted to many uses, but especially for La
dies Suits, Skirts, Waists, Boys kits and Child
ren's Suits Full line of colors in blue and white
black and white, pink and white, etc. I5c yard
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We might say miles Of it have been sold this sea-
son, and on several occasions we were unable to
supply the demand in some widths, but we are
pleased to note the assortment is again complete in
Valencieunes Laees, Edges and Insertions, at from
csc per bolt Of dozen yards up, Also splendid
assortment OF Mechlin Laces from Ioc yard up
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Al Youngstown.-NO gamci Talil