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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-06

Marshal Henry W. Bahra is expected
to return from Charleston anu Mounds
Vile to-day with William Crawford,
the young man whG. with others. rob
bed Nicholson & Balls gooe store one
OF his acc0mplice5 is wen known. and
Is not from BenWood. but it is believed
that another Beuwood youth was also
In the company that night
There was some klnl of row among
colored steel workers late Saturday
night. They were drinking, and be-
came very hoisterous about midnight,
at which time two OF them were run in,
and still anguish In the cite bastilr.
1t was reported yesterday that shots
had been fired, but this could not be
verified.
Every manufacturing establishment
In this city Is running full, and some Of
them have their forces at work over
time every night. The situation Is
very encouraging, aud the outlook FOR
cheerful holiday season Is most prom.
islng
Rev o. ". Holmes. Of the First NJ H.
church, has been selected rs a member
OF the NJ. Il. judicial conference, which
meets In Pittsburgh this week 10 henr
appeals from the various district con-
ferences.
Harry Jumps. a well known Young
man of the Fourth ward, died Saturday
morning OF pneumonia, after llnger.
Ina Illness. The funeral takes place this
morning. He leaves a wife and one
child
The old Enterprise window glass
works has been torn down 10 make
room for the new Enterprise enamel
works, which will be built at once by
the new company just organized.
There will be grand rush at the
steel works fur places to-day, but a
good many did not wait for official ac-
lion. They applied FOR jobs last week,
and somc Of them secured them.
There Is less sickness In Bcllairc now,
barring a few cases OF scarlet fever
among children, al OF which are conya-
descent. than ~ usual at this season Of
the gear
Deputy Sheriff Foreman was here
yester1ug having come from Column
bus. where he placed q young girl In
the Industrial School FOR Girls
Samuel Ruhe has removed his family
10 this city from Beaver Fans. Pa Mr.
Ruhc has been wording IN this city for
the past ak weeks,
John Cooke wlll leave this week Tor
Brldgcyne. Pa, inter q pleasant visit
with relatives IN this city and county
Miss Mamie D9YaplL " Allegheny
Pa, IN the guest Of friends and rca-
tlves In the Fourth ward,
S. s. Foreman, ot 81 ClnireyIllc, was
In the city yesterday, on his way homo
from Columbus,
Max llcr2brrg went 10 Sis,eravllle
yesterday To close out the store ne owns
In that city,
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,ScOcGGoG0G 3cOGOc3Oo0s
SP()RT |
BOWLING,

The averages Of players 10 the
wheeling Bowling League. up to date
ar. as follows;
stevenson, Cosmopolitan, 1866; Welt
yaf. Auroras, 100; BowllaI' Cosmopolitan,
,,g " Fette, Old Cronies, l5s, Brown,
COSMOPOLITAN, 1853, watts. The Bowlers,
IN Handlau, AurOras, 1867 Baumann,
Ahor-Nt, 153; Brunette, Old Cronies,
l-s. Clark. Ideals. 49,: Emblem, The
R5wlers. I6l: Rahr, Tida. Waves, 1850;
nan CosmOpOiitan fig: Haziett, Tidal
waves liS; /. Woods, Ideals, 1iS; Hack
man. Ideals, las; Uselton, Auroras, l47;
Turner, Cosmopolitan. l47; Kromrick,
silver Globes, AI; Scheehle. Pirates,
lii, Krokc, AurOtas, AS; Yenke, Tidal
Waves. ii5; Speidel. Tidal Waves. IA;
Jackson, Aururas, tf2: Wagner, Auro-
ras, ne; Campbell, Cosmopolitan. l42;
He.svEger, Pirates,l ~, H. Q. Rich
ards The Bowlers, l49; Gilbert, The
Rowlfrs, Ia; c. Nolte. Pirates, l4i; II.
Ebelug, Defenders, al, Kemple, Pr
rates. 40: Arrdt, Tidal Waves l40:
N0gelr Ideals, 40; G EbeIng. SILVER
Globes. l3g, +. Brash, Tidal Waves, 1873;
Franz. Pirates, 1870; Day Cosmopolitan,
l2F H. Fette, Defenders, l3a; Hennlng,
The BOWERS, 1875; BOyland, COsmopoll-
tan, 1875: Travis, Pirates, i3s; Sarver,
Pirates, 1875: Babel, Silver Globes, 1855;
GaughGU, Pirates, 49,; Alexander The
Bawlcrs, 1877; King Defenders, 1871;
Wasmuth, .Auroras, lEG; H. Fotte, Tidal
Waves. l36. Schafer, Tidal Waves. 1856;
Carroll, Ideals. 1856; plaHkey, Silver
Globes. 1876; W. Brash, Silver Globes.
l2I, e. Woods, Ideals. 1855; II. Wells,
Cosmopolitan, 1856; Patterson Tidal
Tidal Waves, 1884,: Quicker, Ideals. 1874;
Schrebc, The B0wlers, 1874; Kilver, Aber-
Nil l3, Brah,er, Aber-Nlt, 1888; Brett,
huruE,s, 1879. Hobstetter Aber-Nit, 1871;
Warrington, Silver Globes. l3i; Helen
stein, Old Cronies, lSl; J. N0lte, De-
Nrders. 1871: Reed, Defenders. 49, Mar
tin, Defenders, 100; Rolf Silver Globes,
lll. Schmulbach. Aber-Nlt. 1919: Shan
ley, Aber-Nit. 1913, Auber, Aber-Nit, l2S;
ThonCr Old Crones l27 Norteman, De-
Tenders, l27; Andbnger, Defenders, l27 I;
Del. Woods, Tidal Waves, i2i, +. Col
rer Old Crorlas. lag; Kohm, Auroras,
1926; Leslie, Pirates, 1876; y. Schroeder
Abar-N!t, 1875 SchafeT. Defenders, 1874;
Nicholas, Defenders. l2l; Roth, The
Bowlers. l24; Il. C. Fette. Old Cronles,
l13; Rothermuud, Defenders, 1873; War
neT Ideals, i23; Ruff, Aber-Nit, 1913; j.
Schroeder, AbGr Nit, 12l; Early, Cos
mopolltan, 1l9; Ross, Old Cronies, IFS;
Emig. Ideals, III: Serge, Old Cronies
NO. Baker, Old Cronles, 116i Miller, Old
Cronles, ilj; Garden. Aber-Nit, III; W.
Schultz, Aber-Nit, no: Strobel. Old Gro
MES, lOI; Stab, Old Cron!es, 1917.
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MARrINs FERRY RR1Ers.

The road being made from the
Beach Spring school house. on Scotch
Ridge pike to CLIENTS Run pike. viii
be one of the very best IN the county.
The work Is being done under the d.
rectola OF S. 4, Plckens, and will be a
mile and a quarter in length. The road
will be greatly appreciated by the peo-
pie of Scotch Ridge and others who 20
there.
Quarterly meeting was held In the NJ.
r. church yesterday Presiding Elder
jackson preaching morning aud eve
ming. The attendance was large, and
the mission meeting In the afternoon
was very successful,
There is talk os holding series OF
meetings ia the Interest Of the Chris
tan church. and organizing a congre-
cation OF the denomination in Martins
Ferry.
Q. A. James, 3. b. II. Williams and
7. L. lewis 20 TO Columbus to-day to-
DAY 90 attend the meeting Of the Ohio
Trades and Labor Assembly,
The Cleveland, Lornin * Wheeling
people are stlll watching the move
ments OF the Wheeling & Lake Erie at
the ferry landing.
Ed. Moore has opened blacksmith
shop at West Wheeling. and Guy Bea-
zle will engage in the business at Port
land station.
The second sermon on THE Future
Life" was preached at the Episcopal
church last night by Rev W. j.
Williams.
Miss Grace Updegraff, OF Mt Pleas
ant. will take part In "The Daughters
Of Jarius" by the Choral Society, De-
cember 2S.
william Morris has purchased from
NJ Il. Groves AT $500 half lot On
Broadway, with frontage Of twenty
i've feet.
The Ladies' Guild OF the Episcopal
church. will meet at the residence OF
$. O. W. Morrison, tomorrow after-
noon.
The United ptesbyterlans will meet
Wednesday week 10 accpn the rcsigna
ton or Rev. Edgar q. Bailey.
Charles Downey Inns made n number
Of improvements In his store, corner OF
Clay and First streets.
Miss Ella Wngard, Of Kittaning, Pa.
WHY arrive to-day 20 visit her sister,
Mrs. $. J. Anthony
Dr. james T.. Jordan, who recently
returned from Europe, leaves to-day
for Milwaukee.
Edward IutIll was taken to Wheel
Ing Yesterday 60 bc operated on for APP
pcudcitIs
Mrs. william n. IlugHou nnd children
arc visiting friends at lrorl'lr
joseph Anthony Is vistunU friends n
Kitlaalng. IN,
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THE WRESTLING; MATCH,

This evening the wrestling match be-
tween Frank Dayey, of this city, and
Bal's "ohlo Unknown" occurs at the
Pythlan Castle. 1t is to be for $500 a
side, and much interest is being taken
IN the outcome. Lancashire rules,
catci-as-catch-c govern the con-
test ana the winner must take two falls
out of three. Davey has been In the
hands OF John simcoe, the famous
Cincinnati welter-welght wrestler, and
is IN prime condition. Alex. Gardiner.
the colored policeman, and an old-time
wrestler. will referee tO-nights bout A
number OF pEeliminaries have been mr.
ranged
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Ayers
Cherry PeeloFal
put up in half-siae bottles, so cents.
Full-size bottle, $l.00.
BELLAIRE
All sorts of Local News and Gossip From
the Glass CITY.

The strike of the Bellaire steel work.
ers was officially declared off Saturday
night. 1t had been practically ended
for some time, hut until official action
was taken there were many men who
Aid not feel at liberty to even apply
for their places. Some OF them did,
however. and some Of them secured
either their old Job or another one. 1t
Is to be regretted that this action was
not taken sooner. before the MILL was
so thoroughly filled with other men,
The strikers are all home people, and
the situation Is such that they can not
all get work right away, But It seems
10 be settled fact that the second
blast furnace will be put In operation
this week, and this will make room for
more men.
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MARTINS FERRY.
IIaps aud MIshaps In the Thriving city
Across tho River.

Across tho River.
The rehearsals have started for the
Darlstown Minstrels, to be given by the
young ladies' of Martins Ferry, at the
opera house mex, Friday and Saturday
evenings, to raise money for the town
clock. are progressing rapidly Every
young lady who takes part should at
tend all OF the rehearsals this week.
one VIII be held this afternoon at 4
O'Clock at the home OF Miss Bessie Grit
nth, Among the best singers in Mar
tins Ferr4 will take part in these min
strels, aud they promise to be very
funny, and the house will doubtless be
crowded both nights There will be u
large number Of specialties, and some
Thing Ike q barrel Of Jokes
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FOREsTERs' ANNTyERsARY.

One hundred and sixty persons en-
joyed the anniversary OF Court OF Ohio
Valley No. 1899 OF Foresters on Satur-
day night. Addresses were made by
David Llewellyn, Windham Davis and
i. j. Irwin, and solos were rendered
by Jacob Gould, David Llewellyn and
Mr.. Llphardt aud several selections
were played by the Twentieth Century
Mandolin Club. The supper was \
splendid one, Enoch Harris asking the
blessing. The crowd was large. consid-
ering the inclement weather.
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Inc Musee League averages are us
follows:
Handlon, Auroras (3}, 1G9: Brown,
National (2D. 16S; Stevenson, National
(2l). 100: RAIDER, Premos (2iD, 100: Hal,
National (9), l57; NOlte, PremOs 81, l5j:
Turner. National (2i) 153; Marshner
Auroras Q5). 1b2; Jones, Premos CID,
152: /. Woods, KlOndlke 15) l5l; W.
Falek, Premos (9l), 1iS; Knoke. Auro-
ras QS), III; Bickmytr, AurOras CD,
147: Prosser. Klondike 90, l47. Rich.
ards The Club 90, 147, Kemple. Con-
cordia (g), 1916; Ennis, Klondike ~, lag;
Clator. Concordia (2i). l4j: COnif, Con-
cordia 90, 1i4; c. Wise, PramOa 90, li5,
Evans, Duquesne I'D, ~; Fetts, Au-
roras go, az: Dahindea, Klondlke (2D,
~: Hores, off Again dS), III; Myers,
premos 30, 100: Alexander. Premos Q2),
or. Concordia CD, 1885, Merge. Du-
Quesne (2i), 1874: Borlanl, National Gj),
l2i; saddlcr. Duquesne Q0. l3l: Zim-
mrr. Oft Again CD, 1896 Bingell, Du-
Gucsne 49, 1876: Davis, The Club (2D,
1875: Wilhelm, Duquesne %, i2i: Hem
ming. The Club 90 IA: Shelhase, The
Club d2). 123; ". Falck. PromOs as,
l22;Drager, on Again (24), llG; Reid
on Again l2D, la; Armstrong. on
Again (2D, IL; Campbell. National.
10; Eheling, on Again, 15i: Uselton,
Auroras l52; j Day. National JAS; Bos-
ley Kloudille, ii3: Long, Klondike, lA3:
Wells. National 1i2; O'Neill, Auroras.
li2 Wagner, Auroras, IA; BOwlln, Ma
tioual, 137; Manning. National. 1856;
Reed. Premos. l3i; Day. KlOndlke, l32:
Wcitzell. Auroras, l2i; White. The Club.
1879 Hamilton. Klondike, l2i Somcr-
field DuQueane, 100; Plainly, Concordia,
l0e; Miller, Duquesne, III.
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ppoEAuLY FATAL.
A u, & o. Waterman Injured Seriously
by a Far Through o Trostlc

A u & o. NaicAman Injured seriously
by q Fail Through a Trostlc,
The Baltimore & ohlo Cannon bolr
early yesterday morning brought mo
the city John Moran, un old man, WHO
was In pretty bad shane fgom a foll ba
received Saturday nlght at Sugar nm
lrcgIe. near Warrington, ra, Moran
n lhe Baltimore & ONO watchmln
there, and fell through the rcsilc IN
the early pare Of the evening lllH
right arm ana his sight lrg were broken
bv 4 fan. which was d distance Of about
Gfip frot. and h. was hurt internally
IIs condition wasn't discovered for
rumc umc nflcrwlr1. but his means
finally reached the ears Of a passes BY
Dr. Mexican, the Baltimore 4 ONO
strfean az Washington, was SUM
moncd. and Moran was cent TO the Guy
hospital here 80 hr ~ about sixty
eight ycnt1 III age hIr recovery vs. con.
Mdpra1 doubtful
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Fair Women" into which Mr. Upde-
gran has introduced scenes from An
tony and Cleopatra" Beckett" "The
Maid OF Orleans" and other plays, II
will be costumed and staged historic
ally correct, Tickets can be procured
from any Of the members of the HUI
name Society or at Houses music
store.
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Ayers
Asthma
Cure

better known as Ayers Cherry Pee
toral, has made q record fOr its
remarkable cures Of asthma. Cases
that have been considered beyond
hope or help have been cured by
this remedy. We give two examples
of such cures out of the many on
record
"My mother has been a great sufferer
from asthma for the past ten years, and her
recovery IS almost without paEsllel. On
account Of her advanced sge--oyer seventy
we had but little hopes Of ever seeing her
well again; but We are sincerely grateful to
inform yon that she has been entirely cured
by the use Of Ayers Cherry Pectoral,'
INGLIs BANKS, Tar Brook, MS,
~ was sufferer for long time from
asthma, yainly endeayOring TO procure relief
in the Use Of ordinary remedies, Atlength
was induced TO try bottle Of Ayers Cherry
Pectoral. The first bottle afforded me SO
much benefit that continued the use Of the
remedy until entirely cured
JOSEPH KL0NZ, Charlotte, NC,
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GOING no coLrMRus.

The delegates to the Ohio Trades and
Labor Assembly which convenes at
Columbus tomorrow. vii leave to-day
Thomas ]. Robbins will represent Louis
Avon Lodge. A. A. l. & S. w. and
Bion b. williams and Charles A.
James vii, represent Mountain City
Lodge, A. A. l. & s. w. Thomas /.
Lewis is the president, and he also
goes to-day.
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Mr.. wARNocK INJURED.

Postmaster Warnoek had the misfor-
tune to knock his knee out OF place
while going 10 bed Friday night and
he laid tina; night and until the middle
OF the forenoon Saturday in having II
replaced. The swelling by tina. time
was so great that It took three men 20
pull his leg In place. He is now getting
along all right, but will be confined to
IFS home for week or so IN the
meantime Deputy john T. Flynn and
the office force are getting along with
the office business
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Good looks are really more than akin
deep depending entirely on healthy
condition Of tii The yitai organs u TIE
liver be Inactive, Won have q bilious
look. N your stomach be- dlFordcrody0u
have dyapcpilc look II your Kidneys
be- affected. you have q plnchcd look
Secure good health, aud gou viii sure.
~ have good looks "lilcolrlc Bttprs' III
u good Alternative nnt funic Acts d.
rCrlly ON the stomach liver aud kid.
ncyH. purlhps the blood, curcs pImplop,
blotchos nnd bolls, and gives d guoi
c1mploxlon Every bottle guaranteed
Sold at Logan Drug Co.'s Drug Store
10 cents PET bottle.
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ONLY rorR APPLICANTS

The civil service examination here
last Saturday was a quiet one, Miss
KATE A. Sherry and Carrier Ed. BlOn
conducting 1t on the part OF the conf
mission. and there were only four APP
pllcants, all for clerical certificates.
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SAN FRANCISCO, Dec. 5.-rhe YER
bal agreement between the managers
OF Peter Jackson and Jim Jefiries for a
twenty-round CONTEXT, IN this city, has
been declared IN. In IT'S stead match
has been contaminated between Jrnries
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Tomorrow evening at the Wheeling
Athletic Club rooms, there will be a
basket bah game between the W. A. c.
team and one from the Garden spo:
Athletic Club team
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EARNINGS OF LOCAL ROADS

The net earnings OF the Ohio River
railroad for the month Of November
were ySl.d2l, an increase Of $I552 com
pared with the same month last year.
Tho Wheeling a. Lake Erie earnings
FOR lilo fourth week OF November were
$3.50, an Increase Of slG,ai3.
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nEAYY SUNDAY BUSINESS.

Tho special business OF the Baltimore
& Ohio for Sunday December .,
amounted to tweniy-four parties with
atotal of 500 people,
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NITANTED-MEN AND WOMEN TO
w work at home. pay s. to SIG per
week for making Crayon portraits. new
patent method anyone who can read or
writo can do the work, at home, In spare
time. day or evening. Send for pnrtlcu-
lars and work at once. Address, II. A.
GRlPP, German Artist. Tyrone. Pa. no20
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yIrANrED-AGENTs. $50 TO SIS A
w week sure TO workers; no capital
needed; now goods: new plan; sells at
sight: every family needs H. HOUSE
HOLD SPEC. CO, Cincinnati, Ohio. jy24'
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and Tom Sharkey, to take place be-
tween December 10 and January Z, in
Mechanics Pavilion.


At one minute after midnight Jimmy
Michael the phenomenal midget, start
ed the biz programme for bicycle week
at Madison Square Garden by an en-
deayor 20 reduce the best professional
figures of one mile. When he has tin-
ished thirty-siN cyclists with trainers,
attendants, etc, will meet on the track
in readiness for the starters pistol. that
win send the riders on a l42-hour trip
a-wheel From December until De.
cember II Madison Square Garden
will be wide open. Riders win be on the
track ut all hours. Cots and tents have
been provided for the contestants. Big
money goes along with the glory TO the
winper OF the race. and extra induce
mehts offered for record breaking will
diubtless make each rider strive for the
victory. Eleven money prizes, figuring
up to total OF 1920, will be given to
the best riders ofthe world. including
representatives Of England, Ireland,
Germany, Sweden Russia and other
favorfte Americans will strive fon the
prize.
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DoR RENT-THE ODD FELLOWS
II Hall Association has rooms for rent
ON second third and fourth floors Of their
building, corner Twelfth and ChRpllne
OF location will lind u to their interest TO
examine these rooms before making final
arrangements, The assembly room. on
secoud floor, suitable for balls, soclals
and public entertainments, Is also open
for engagements. Free elevator to all
doors For terms. nights etc. apply 10
JOHN HOWELL, Jan!tor at Hall.
nog3.tth&s
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The lnteIligencer..
job Printing Office

." Tho largest and most complete
go job Printing Establishment In
q" the city aud one Of the most
80 extensive IN the ohio Valley.
'n Possesses cycry facility for the
'H prompt execution Of all kinds of
90 wolk from Neat card or Cir
q" culnr TO q Monster Poster In any
o" variety Of colora, nt tho ahortcht
'' notice aud ON the most reasonable
q" terms Country merchants, farm.
80 ots and others requiring Btotc
80 Bllls. Public Rblo nils, otc viii
"' lind II to their advantage to cali
80 vi on address The lnlclllgonoer
=" job Printing once,
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AFTER hearing some friends con-
irunlly pralalng Chnmbcrlaln's Cote,
cholera and plnrrhool licmclg Curtis
Irlcck, uf AnlhUlm California. pur-
chased a bottle NJ Il los hls own use
ana IL now ag cnthuslhsllc over ll5
wonderful work a. anyone can be- The
% and 80 cent Sizes FOR sale by drug
rlrtu.
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FOR RENT

Lots In McMochch.
d.ncfo farm In belmont county $500,
viii exchange for city property
lu0.nCrC farm Tor t2HO, win exchange
FOR city property
80 1913 McCOllovh direct tttt
M acres lnnd West Liberty S.r0umol
huuRp aud orchard, $3.50.
Nn lltl High street. Si2t
ncrcH land Peters run nn1 l'roomol
'Nua ls2 prd l5l National ilond
so 1875 MpCullnrh street
No w Seventeenth Hirppt
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WANTED.

JJrANTED-s2.JOO TO 5000 FOR FIVE
w years Interest per cent. Address
REAL ESTATE, care lntelllgenoer. no2I'
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FOR RENT.

IGOR RENT-sEvERAL GOOD ROOMS
II IN the City Bank building, Inquire at
tho City Bank OF Wheeling. MIRO
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August Leher, the famous German
who for nine years has been the undis.
puted rider OF Germany, will sail on the
steamer Trave, from Bremerhaven, on
December 20. II IS expected that he viii
chnllange both Rnll and Michael
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Arthur A. Chase, the London bicycle
crack, last years middle distance
champion of the world, the holder of
the worlds lOO-milc record on the road,
and the worlds one-mile indoor record,
who accepted Michaels sweeping chal-
lenge. arrived In New York Saturday.
He was accompanied by his younger
brother. T. W. Chase. who. with him,
holds all the tandem records from one
to fifty miles, and Percy Wheelock,
who owns the ffty-mile worlds record,
was also on the steamer.
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EoR sALE-Tiits is THE TIME TO
IL huy n farm. In tho spring YOU will
have your plans ready to work H. Procure
q lO-aCrc garden farm near Atlantic city;
a or $40 down and s. q week Price $50.
RlsLEY sos Grant ST., Pittsburgh. Pa.
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-06

NOR sALE-oSE AND oNE-HALF
~ lot I'm Greenwood cemetery; fine Local
ton; corner lot: adjoining best Improve
nionls In cemetery, Address CEMETERY
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-12-06
FOR SALE.

I1oR SALE OR RENT.-EIGHT ROOM
II house near city and motor line Terms
easy, Possession at onco, Apply 10 ]. @.
iBRNEY, 1929 Market ST. sea