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4 LEGAL
Complications Growing Out OF Taking . Young
woman TO the Theatre.

Omaha. Sept, Cd, A man in the town Of At
lantic recently took a young woman to the tho
atre, Her ticket drew a bicycle. aud later the
man borrowed the wheel and refused to return IL.
The woman had him arrested. and in court he
- defending himselt Oh the ground that no paid
for tho ticket which drew the wheel, and tha
bicycle accordingly bel0ngs 70 him.
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MAKING PORT UNDER JURY RIG.
Owners or tho DismaDted BarL MAY FLINT EX-
poet TIdIbGs OF Her soon.

Charles r. Flint Of Flint & Co.. owners of tho
big four-masted American bark May Flint,
which is somewhere in the Atlantic trying to
make port under jury rig, said yesterday that
the gale that whipped the masts out OF her must
have been of unusual force, as she was very
strongly SPARED. He says that her commander,
Capt. Nickels. is an old schoolmate of his and
one OF the best naviRators aioat.
Mr.. Flint thinks that II the May Flint was not
in good shape Capt. Nickels would not have dc,
Craftsman, which spoke tho bark on
Sept. o. 1t Is likely. Mr.. Flint says. that the
bark will steer a course for Newport News.
where abe will b. Te1ttsd to resume her voyage.
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1t Was said yesterday that 1t is the purpose of
District Attorney olcott to promote one Of his
deputy assistants to the place OF assistant, TO DO
vacated by the resignation of Alfred LAuter;
bach. The choice 10, said to lie between Hal
The salary u $500.
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DURANGO, Mexico. Sept. g6.-Terrifc rains
have caused great damage on tho Pacific slope
OF the Sierra Madres. Adyices have reached
here that q. torrent OF wator swept down from
the mountains upon the town OF tandCleTo,
guuthwest OF here, washed away many of tho
buildings, and drowned ten persons.
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DR.. rarLnur., Comlnr nacl Ar,.r Elecrlo..

Henry Burr. superintendent OF the Society
for the Prevention of Crime. has just received a
letter from the private secretary OF tho Rev.
DIR. Charles II, Parkhurst. The letter was
written from Luccrne; II announced that DIR.
WAS doing some mountain climbing. The letter
also stated that DIR. Parkhurst would remain
abroad until the cold weather began, and would
raInrn to NnM York NnX. III.
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Gable Car wreeL. Horse Oar.

A car of the Madison and Chambers street limo
was struck while crossing Park row yesterday
by a car of The Third avenue cable road. The
cable car 80 badly damaged the horse car that it
had TO be removed from tho truck. None OF tho
passengers was injured.
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Hes, Ma rut on Air. ana Wa. Killed.

NEW ORLEANS. La. Sept. o6.-At the mar
riagc of w. i. Woolley and Miss Lizzie Strothor
at Oakiin Springs. in Calcasicu parish. Rudolph
Gordon, the best man. wanted to manage tho
affair. The bridegroom objected, and the result
was a quarrel, in which Gordon WAS killed.
Woolley and II friend are now in Jail charged
with murder.
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KILLED wb,le rla,inE Hall on 8 Roof.

Jacob weinstein. 5 years old, OF "a Allen
street, fell from the roof Of the four tene.
ment 10 the area yesterday and was killed. He
was playing ball on the roof with Michael
Teaher. d years old. and went 100 near the edge.
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TOIE FIRST, THEN PRAY.
Onit the Prayer. Says the Rev. DIR. Buchts
Ir Strong Enough Ouly for One.

ORANGE. N. j., Sept, 26.-The Rev. DR.. Henry
A. Buchtel, in his sermon this morning In Cal
vary Methodist Church. East Orange. declared
that the duty of good citizenship requires a
Christian TO attend the primary meetings of his
party In preference TO attending a prayer meet.
such frail condition that he had strength
enough only to do one thing on election day,
either to say his prayers or TO vote, IL would DO
that mans clear duty to omit his prayers on
that day and TO vote.
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Head Dat or Train window struck by Another
Train.

George Fills, n negro. OF Spuyten Duyvil stuck
his head out OF tho window OF a New York Cen
trail train yesterday afternoon when near his
home, and a train going the other way hit 1t.
The blow caused conclusion Of tho brain. Ellis
may die.
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NOuNpsYILLE
A Miscellaneous nIelAnEu OF Minor Mat
tiers from MArshAii's Metropolis.

tcra from uhFtnhilA Motronolths
j. Alex. Ewing and daughter, Anna,
leave tomorrow for Nashville, Tenn,
TO attend meeting OF the National
Union. Professor 7. C. Miller, OF Nor
gantown, and Mr.. Thaxton. OF Hunting
ton. are the other delegates from this
state.
Mrs. r, il. Mccoy md daughter. Miss
Bertha, and Miss Libbe Hammond. OF
Chicago, are visiting Mrs. Lee Ham
mond. OF this city,
A marriage license was Issued TO
Charles j. Fish aud Blanche West, both
Of Moundsvllle, Wednesday, by County
Clerk Lewis.
W. F,Gordon resigned from the guard
force at the ponltentiary and @. W.
Clifton, of Ohio county. was appointed.
Sheriff Doyle was IN his Office yester-
day for the first time this week, he hav-
Ing been quite sick.
James l.. Burley, OF Mt. Lake Park.
visited his son, ], II, Durley, OF this city
yesterday.
Mrs. EMILY Gallaher left yesterday.
for the soashore to spend the heated
season
DR.. Il. c. Thomas Is taking n ten
days. vacation at Georgian Bay, Cana
da.
Thomas Fleming, OF wheeling. was
caller In the city yesterday.
j. a, conley Of Llttleton, was n call.
or to the city Wednesday.
Miss ella 1onderslagor ls visiting
friends IN Wheeling.
County court meets next Tuesday, In
regular session.
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In the Carroll Club league, the games
PLAYED last night resulted as follows:


VIENNA. July 16.-At Lalbach. thir-
ty-nve miles northeast of Trieste. n
slight earthquake shock occurred this
morning at 4 O'Clock. II was followed
Just before seven o'clock by one much
more severe. The latter lasted six
seconds. Great damage was done to
many buildings, walls were split open
and the people were panic stricken.
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pr,,ld,nt Hayes daughter to Marry.

FREMONT. Ohio, July 15.-Mlss
Frances Hayes. the only daughter OF
tho late President Hayes. will be mar
rlod to Ensign Harry Eaton Smith, Uni
ted States Navy. on September 1, at the
Hayes mansion, splegel grove. Presl-
dent and Mrs. Mckinley will attend.
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ST LOUIS. July l5.--To-dsy's game be-
tween 81. Louis and Philadelphia was
played In a driEzllng rain. orth was irwin
throughout. Attendance, 100 Score;
81. I,ouls.....O 100000 % ! /
Phliadcip'a III 0 10 0 0 90 7 Q
Earned runs. Philadelphia 1. Batteries
Donahue and Murphy; Orth and Clements,
Time, 1890. Umpire, Hrust.
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Earned runs. Boston 8. Two-base hits,
Tannehlll. Ely, Hamilton. Long. Collins.
Lowe. Three-b1se hit. Davis, Stolen bases,
Donovan. Hamilton, Tenney, Long, Duffy,
Stahl. Double play, Padden and LyonA.
First base on balls, on Hawley 2; of Nlch-
OILS !. Hit by pitched ball, Nichols Passed
ball, Bergen. Left on bases, Pittsburgh s.;
Boston Q. First base on errors, Pittsburgh
/; Boston /. Time, 2:OS. Umpire. Emslle,
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LOUISVILLE, July i5.-The Colonies
could do absolutely nothing with Rusle's
delivery this afternoon and were shut out
Miller late OF the Michigan State League
pitched good ball for the home team. but
his support was awful Attendance. 5OQ
RHE
New York. 20 OO04 o o-i0 IS .
Louisville 80 90 o 900 o 90 6 Z
Earned runs, New York .. Batteries.
Rusle and Wilson; Miller and Butler
Time, 1;jO Umpire. Lynch.
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Try Electric nlltcrs as remedy for
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be watched with interest, Com
merclaL

'KId" Keenan, was the happlest ball
player In town. says the Toledo Com
mercial, and II he goes In to mitch
against Wheeling the stoglemakers !. 81
not get a hit on him. He receives I'D
from Covlngton, KY. last night thA, he
IL the father OF a bouncing girl baby,
which arrived yesterday. Mrs. Keenan,
has been at covlngton for some time
and Is getting along nicely, entertain
Ing the daughter. The kid" has many
friends in this and the other cities in the
league, all of whom win extend con-
gratulallons.
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Intel, ESTATE LEAGUE.

Yesterdays wlnners-New Castle, To-
ledo Fort Wayne, Mansfield.
To.day's games-Wheellng at Toledo
New Castle at springfield. Mansfield at
Dayton, youngstown at Fort Wayne.
TOLEDO. July 15.-For the ninth time
this scason Toledo won the game by the
through the game in a haif-hearted man
ner and GarYey was touched up for all
kinds Of hits. Kelb lot down slightly in
the ninth, when the game was clnched,
Tho gr6rn.
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CHICAGO, July 15-Dr. Pond pitched In
great form to-day, allowing only FIVE sin
giles, but his good work was offset by
ragged support. especially by jennings
MeGraw got in his regulation argument
In the third. Attendance. 400. Score5
RHE
Chicago .......a 0 oo2o III .
Baltimore 40 0 l 0 . 0 o % . 6
Earned runs, Baltimore 2. Batteries
Griffith and Klttredge; Pond and Clarke
Time, $40. Umpire, Mcdonald.
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HEALTH OFFICERS NOTICE..

The Health onlcor desires 10 notify the
nutiic TINT MI receptnclea for gathafe h,rH4
TeutilrOd To- he covered anu WalVI- ,eno
Any who fail to kecp Their kafhhaEio IIS o n
nno Thn health ordinance also pleNlsu,e.s,
fine for throwing or placing upo on . VIZ
street alley or open lot "hnythlnk o. tViu-
stance that II Offensive OF laplo 70 W
rome no Owners OF vacant loll Aie ~
yl6od io nut un plgnB fofhlddlng ihg Jump.
Inn nf offensive Huhqtnncea viI,INM, W..
they can be- required 10 remove wv suuh
huhanoon, although not creaicd ny 'heh'
solves. .,,... =, an. lac,
of tho nhovo nature will please glvo names
Of wltnrssep No attention paid to ap9hy-
NOUS complaints, "N
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sE1IArRE
All Sorts OF Local News and Gossip Rron'
tllu Clais city.

The people OF this city viii be dis
appointed to-day In the free delivery
system not commencing, The streets
have names and numbers up. The
houses are numbered and the people ex-
pected the new system 10 begin But
an OF the necessary liking for the In
terror OF the ONCE had not arrived last
night. The postmaster had had some
changes made In the postotiee, but this
work also stopped because the supplies
ordered by the government had not ar
rived, nor had the postmaster received
any word as 90 the list of letter carriers
But these matters will all be righted In
time and the system put in force when
all IS In readiness
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baS hlts. TGIlkf Myers Arthur 2, Kclb,
Lyle Netterb, O'Brion. Home runs. Mos3
Fey, p'BrlCn, Sacrifice hit Arthur Struck
3ui by kelh 2. by Garvey 1, Bases on
balls. On koib 2; of Garvoy B. Double
nays BECK aud Myers: fNingford. Beck
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Cupid breaks his
bow at the sight Of
a face full OF PIN.
pies and blotches.
H ollow ch eeks,
sunken eyes, and a
sallow complexion
will defy bis best
intentions. Beauty
Is more than skin
deep. The skin Is
merely the surface
on which is written
In plain characters
the condition Of the
body. The skin Is
not a thing by itself,
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The Bellalre Bottle Works and Rode
fer Bros. glass factory are working
right along this month, and II has been
many years since there was work In the
glass factories through July. The crys-
tai at Bridgeport Is also working right
along and many Bellaire glass workers
are employed there.
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BOWLING.

) In the Mozart Park tournament. the
Exwaco whltewashed the tailender
Knlckerbockers. winning three straight
nm the following score:
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PUBLIC SALES.
FOB SALR.

The entire plant Of tho ohio Valley China
Company, at Wheeling. W. Va Including
valuable land with extensive buildings
thereon and machinery and fixtures wlll
bo offered for sale at public auction on
Monday, August 10, 1891 at 10 o'clock a m.
at tho north front door OF tho court house
Of Ohio county. In wheeling, w. va, py
tho wheeling Title and Trust Company
trustee. .--.-.
A tine opportunity for good Investment
Tho undersigned trustee will take pleas
uro in furnishing any Information whieh
may DO desired, and In answering IN
quirlea,
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Geo. T. Stifel & Co.
No More Waiting, as Those
Duck, Piqde and Linen
Skirts

We have been compelled to dsappon SO many on during
the past few days have arrived Just well made and
finished the first line, and the best values we've
offered by the Skirt trade although we submit this to your
judgment
The first pretty plain white DUCK SKIRT that speaks
ITSELF skirt that dollars would be bargain but 01 An
our large purchase enables sell it ...,,... ~
GRASS LINEN OR CRASH SKIRTS are being asked for
and more, and hunted through many lines before
found this exceptional value 1t is made plain with % 40
buttons the front Price should be four fifty tits D. 10
seven gore WHITE PIQUE SKIRT the other Of this line
1t has strap seams well fashioned Of the best heavy wed IA no
pique also button trimmed Of.y0
There also New Suits Of the newest materials and
choicest style fit and finish perfect and variety great but
at the LOWEST PRICES ever quoted ..
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That hole at third has been plugged
by the addition OF Carroll, late OF Mans
field, to the Wheeling team. lie made
a bad start yesterday, but hos good
man and WIN play winning bali for
Wheeling
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CINCINNATI. July 1.-THE Senators
knocked Ehret out OF the box in the first
inning. Rhines was substituted In the
second, inning but he Jared no better. be-
ing pounded all over the lot. The visitors
played an errorless game and won easily.
ming, the later being III. Attendance $500
RHE
Cincinnati IL 0OlO11 Oil i
Washington 20 o o 6 o 2 o O-i6 ~ 0
Earned runs. Washington s. Batteries.
Ehret, Rhincs and Peltz; King and Farrell
Time, 2I0. Umpire, o'Day
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DARTNER wANTED-oNE HUN
i DRIED dollars will buy half interest
hold; big profits Address PATENT, 4; p.
Box $40, City. yyl2---
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El)-MANAuEn ron Nov.
Wy ELTY ~ int city, salAry iib weekly
an1 eAPd,sse w required tor stock CAT.
building, Pittsburgh Ia yiG''
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Tho Ness JoiiltY 60, Al Mozart Park
every night this week.
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Another lot Of iho,e 100 shlrt Waist.
for Bpe, H. NJ GOOD a 90,
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The Moss Joillt 90, nj Mozart ps,t,
eyefy nlglil this wetH,
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pitched ball. Lyle. Voitsrs, Smith. Left
on bases, Toledo D; Wheeling Q, Time, i;i5
Umpire, colgun.
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Umpire, Colgun.
Other Interstate Gauirs.
AZ Fort Wayne. Score; Ri Il
H Yoi,a WAYNE ~ 10 !
BatleFles-zFort Wayne, Minnehan and
campbelli Youngstown, klmble ana zin-
ram.
AT Springfield. Score, RHE
New casIie...i 0 Q "a . -isi2 !
Batteries Springfield, Treadwell, Mad
den and Rupert; New Castle, Hewitt,
Smith and Graiiius.
At Dayton. Score; RHE
SsziSR ID 80 . Z Ssi9sE% !
Batteries-D Dayton, Riemnn and Green.
wald; Mansfield. Ely and Lynch.
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CLEVELAND, July l5.--It was a pitch
ers' battle between Young and Payne
Honors were about even, and base running
the fourth on Anderson's single, Shlndlo's
sacrifice and la Chances single. Burkett
singled with two out In the sixth, stole
second, took third on Grim's low throw and
scored on Chlld's hit, QConnor doubled In
the seventh, took third on Zimmer's out
scored on Tebeau's 1y out. ono man got
as far as FIRST during tho rest OF the game;
RHE
Cleveland $50 % % 9 /
Brooklyn 100 90 20 OIL 6 2
Earned runs, Brooklyn /. Batteries
Time, 2;O5, Empire, Sheridan. Attend
anee, i,29e.
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WANTED : DESIRABLE SITE IN
w Wheeling for manufacturing en-
torprise. VIII occupy about 10 acres AZ AZ,
Penn avenue. Pittsburgh Pa. les
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WANTED.

IJrANTBD-A GOOD GIRL FOR GEN:
w ERAII housework. Apply TO N9; 2
Virginia street. lyls--
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FOR SALE.

STocRs FOR SALE.
- 10 shares Wheeling Title and trust Co.
! Whitaker Iron Works bond.
30 shares Wheeling Steel and Iron 60.
20 shares German Fire Insurance CO.
30 shares Wheeling Railway Co,
Wheeling Pottery bonds, per cent.
Wheeling Steel & Iron Co. 9 p. c. bondS.
20 shares BeiIaiFe Steel Co.
20 shares Wheeling Bridge Co.
shares Exchange Bank. go =.
r. s. IRWIN, Broker q Twelfth 81;
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Moro than before It was voted down
are Interstate magnntes, players aud
public npprcclaling the fact that n mis-
take was made In defeating tho double
season project Interest has lnggcd and
Is continuing to lag In some Of the In
ter-stdto cities and every succeeding
day brings anything but mn improve
ment The trouble In that the elk who
favored the double season at Ncw CaB-
tho, whore the magnales met, were out
wlttod. They should have put the d0u-
bic season through then and there, NOT
wlthptnndlng tho ruling of President
Power who seemed to DO the whole
lhlng on that particular occasion.
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Manager sirobei has announced his
intention Of playing sunday ball At Ar.
mory park, and SAYS n game VIII bo
played nj tho park Sunday July 70, Tho
mayor has announced that ho VIII try
and prevent thc game II In quite cer-
tain that Mr. 1oncn viii do all N his
power To prevent II \ decision Of q
court which held lhal Sunday ball IN
Cleveland wiH not legal offenfo IA
what has embol1cned tho manager u
the Toledo tenn to play ball on tho
Sabbath within tho corporate limits "
the city, Tho outcome Of The afalr VIII
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