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Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-23
EUROPEANS NOT SUBJECT
To the Plague Now Visited Upon India
Engledow Withdraws His Address.

London, Jan. zzATn the house Of COM
mons, today Lord George Hamilton, Sec
rotary of state .for< India, stated that
Lord Randhurst, encouragement OF
Bombay, had informed the India office
by telegraph that -aiarnist kilograms
greatly exaggerted the plague; situation,
as regards tlie. spreadsof the cpIta sion to
Bay q Eurorss sb 81 press representativss
and others. f,P1aQe. far Lord Itandhurst
wired, Jointly fodr Europeans had died from
the plague. including physician and T.
nurse.
In the house OF commons today an
Birmingham state herald. (Birmingham, Ala.) 1895-1897, 1897-01-23
MONDAY, FEB. 1, 1897.

Is the date for the opening of Massey's
Business College. twenty-five per cent
discount from regular rates to students
entering on opening-day. Telephone No.
512 or CALI for catalogue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-09
MARTINS FERRY.
FLAPS and Drl,hap, In ths Thriving cit,
Across the River. -,r, i-i-


Rev A. i. Brownlee. OF Pueblo. Col,
formerly pastor OF the Martins Ferry
u. p. church, was married yesterday, to
Miss Anna Simpson, at the brides
home at Allegheny, Pa. The bridal tour
Will include New York, Atlantic City
and other eastern points, ,,g, w.,
The Baptist church has elected the
following officers: George Spence,
treasurer; s. L. Wood, clerk; l. W.
Smith, trustee; Edward CooeY, chief
usher; s. L. Wood, superintendent OF
Sunday School.
The Martins Ferry ball club defeat
ed the Brown Boys IN n ten inning
game. yesterday. by score OF II TO 10.
James Crossley made a home run strike
with three men on bases. Four other
home runs were made. so -E
Next Sunday will be Old Folks Day
at the Methodist Episcopal church. The
church will be suitably decorated and
conyeyances will haul to and from the
church those who are unable to walk.
The Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad
will run an excursion 10 Niagara Falls
next wednesday. via the steamer City
OF Buffalo, from Cleveland. at s. for the
round trip.
The house OF Charles Frederick, on
Pinch Run, was burned on Monday.
Mr.. Frederick formerly resided In Mar
tins Ferry.
Rev. w. ]. williams, of ST. Paul's
Episcopal church. OBLIGATED at the flu
neral OF John -. MCKEE, yesterday AZ
ternoon.
One dollar will pay for the fare from
Masslllon 70 Wheeling and return over
the Wheeling & Lake Erie railroad next
Sunday.
Rev. DIR. w. c. D. Bond conducted tho
services at the funeral OF Miss Ida
Lewis, en- Glenn's Run, yesterday
Last evening Mr.. and Mrs. Frank
Mitchell and child returned from a
weeks sojourn at Lakeside.
The Martins Ferry Cornct Band had
on outing on Glenns Run Yesterday,
which was much enjoyed.
Wheat harvesting Is under full head
way and indications point to heavier
yield than usual.
The Union Sunday School picnic at
Pleasant Grove will be held this year
on August 0,
George strain says tho sand froEc at
Spence, Baggs & company's foundry,
yesterday.
Mr. md Mrs l. X, RhtciiR. OF Mt,
Pleasant, left yesterday, for Maeltlnac
Island.
Mrs. owen Conroy Of steubenvillc, 10
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. George webb.
The Coleraln Farmers' Club VIII pic
mic at Copo's grove, July 20
Next Thursday viii be Ladies' Day nj
the Phoenix Fishing Club.
Fred. uPdegraa, OF MI Pleasant was
here yesterday.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-09
CYCLING.

The Y. NJ. G. A. road race. which was
contested last evening, was one OF the
most exciting bits OF road racing ever
seen in this viclnity-and there have
been several.
Howard Oberman. the winner OF the
contest. Is the same young man who dis
tlnguished himself at the recent Linsly
games by winning all of the bicycle
events on the programme. He WIS for
tunate enough to receive a four minutes
handicap and wins the race although
six men covered the distance-nlne miles
IN better time.
The finish was remarkably close be-
tween four men. Oberman managed to
finish two seconds ahead OF Lee Hoff-
man, while Tommy Cox came pfungfng
along and captured third place six Sec
0nds later. All Marks. from the thirty
seconds mark, made the best timo In the
race, finishing fourth, only three sec
onds behind Cox and covering the course
In 2S:3G. remarkably fast going for the
up. hlll-down-dale road that was trav-
eled-from the corner nf Jacob and
Fifteenth streets, out over the PENN
sHia and the National road 10 Wheel
Ing park and return, n distance OF nine
miles. Dillon and McCausland, the two
scratch men, finished 1--WE seconds apart,
Dillon in fifth place in 2s:55 and Nc
Causlnnd in sixth position In 1855.
Marks gets the time prize, a handsome
gold medal.
Dillon and McCauslnnd fought inch by
inch all the way out TO the park and on
the return to Fulton, where McCauslsnd
had puncture and was forced TO ex-
change his mount. While the change
was being made Dillon forged TO the
front and Mac was unable to do better
than finish five seconds In the rear.
The tabulated story OF the race fol-
Inn.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-09

Tho FIRST bicycle raclng meet OF tho
Carroll club Cyclcra, which will occur
on the state fair grounds track on the
afternoon OF Thursday, July 20, bids
fair to be the most successful vel held
In wheeling. Since the w. a. w. con-
Quoted two remarkably mcccsstul
meets, but without financial gain, there
hns boon n vast Increase In the local In
terest In things blcygular, which VIII BIO
In evidence whom the bell taps for tho
first race on the G. G. g. programme,
which Ia ns follows;
Flrsl--Onc mile novice.
gccond-Onc-hnlf mile handicap.
Thlrd-One mile open
Fourlh--onc mile, boys under seven.
tccn years,
Flflh-Onc-hnlt mile open.
Blxth-Onc.h half mile handicap.
sevcnth-One mile handicap, open on
" to members Of the Carroll club Cy-
clefa.
Eighth Five mile handicap.
Ninth Consolation,
II had been partially decided to hnvo
two On three professional events ON the
programme, but this has been done
away with. From tho advance indlcn-
lldna, Il n thought that there VIII bc
seventy to ciFity entrants fer Tho
races, enough ~ make tho meet ono
thnt win DO the occasion Of some great
contests ~ speed,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-09
PROPOSALS.,
NOTICE 10 coNTnAcTons.

NOTICE no CONTRACTORS,
N Sealed Proposals..
genled propoaalR will be received uhtll
Tuesday. July rs, iSqi, at 10 o'clock a. M,
for Tho erection Of Stone llulldlng ana
Iron Cells at the West virginia Peniten.
tiary In accordance with plans and .apocl-
ncnilpna adopted by the Hoard Of Direo-
tors for tho West Virginia Penltontlary.
ulda wifi be received IA fUiiowfi
FlUAT--Iror tho excavation ana Stone
work for tho proposed new building
RECOND- cells and Iron Brllloa,
TutRpAiror carpenter Wotk, glazing,
rDoling and plnHlerlng
Contractors can get forms for bids from
tho office OF rrhnfholm, Hlcscy Fairs,
nfchitocta, Wheeling, W Va, or. from
J6hn l.. 1aughlln secretary, MoundnNllle,
". Va. All bids 10 bN scaled nnd TO bu
marked "iildH for Proposed liulldlng, ana
ad1Tgsaod 10 Tho Secretary u the Wegt
Virginia PonltcnuarY Moundnvlllo' w
Plans and specifications can he seen nt
iho ONCE ot tho architects mud nt INC
wardon'n once In the prison, NJ Mounds'
vile, w, Va, after wednesday, june ie
igai, and tho board uf directors reserve the
right 10 reject any and MI laln
iiy order nt tho board VI dlrrciora,
JOHN l., LAuullLlN, Secretary.
June a. 1891. Jus
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-09
BELLAIRE
All sorts OF Local News ana Gossip From
The Cifas city.

Mrs. a. X. Bcll nnd children. who
have been Waiting friends mud relatives
In tho city, left yesterday for their homo
In Chicago Junction, uftcr q pleasant
visit here
Mrs II. l.. Henderson and baby nrc
home from vlsit with friends and rola-
tlvcn In Marion. Ind. Rhe also visited
friends In Columbus. '''H'iih NI'
Miss Allie Long, OF llcnwood, Ind, Will
arrive In tho city tomorrow from Clnrln.
natl TO visit her ulster, Mrs, A. j. Holt,
IN the Second ward,
James Smith, formerly Of this city,
but now of DunkIrk, Ind, oimc IN yea.
ierdhy and will remain WITH friends IN
the First ward,
iion slnhl, who has been working In
PITTSBURGH for some time nnAL Il enond-
lng several weeks with hiamOthor m the
Second ward, - l''"" '"-
Mra August iinguor and Mrs, Mllt
wcat and daughter OF Dunhlrls Ind,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-09
WHEELING DAILY INTELLIGENCE. FRIDAY, july 3 I9g

are visiting friends and relatives In this
city
Mr., and Mrs. c. c. Marsh and son, Of
slsiersyllie, are visiting ArS Aarsh'a
mother, Mrs, Emma Porterheid' OF Rose
Hin.
Mrs. John Kineade. Jr., and son, os
Franklin, Ind, are the guests OF AIRS
John HAase, In the Fourth ward
A large crowd from this city attended
the road race in Wheeling last evening.
They all report a fine race.
The C. & p. pay car was IN the city
yesterday and gladdened the hearts OF
the employees at this point.
Harry Leazure Is in the city spending
a few days In the Fifth ward. Harry u
now located at Gas City,
Jay Cooper has returned Il his homo
In Wellsburg after visiting friends and
relatives In this city.
Kenneth Cooper, OF the Fourth ward,
has gone to Mansfield TO spend a few
days with relatives,
Miss Ella Schmidt, OF GAINESVILLE, Is
the guest OF the family OF N. L. Booih'
in the Third ward.
The Eureka fishing club have gone to
weege to spend the summer fishing at
that place.
Miss Emma Williamson, OF sandusky,
is the guest of friends and relatives In
the city,
DR.. W. D. Long has gone TO Mounds
Vile camp ground to spend the summer
Mrs. II. w. Herman has gone to To-
ledo to spend few days with relatives,
Miss Alice Wilson is home from Be-
thesda, where she spent o few days
Messrs. Frank and Jewel Jacikiey have
gone to GAINESVILLE to visit friends.
Mrs, Emma JunkeAs, OF Barnesyllle,
Is the guests of friends here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-09

The new school board OF the city met
Wednesday night and effected ON or
ganlzatlon by electing u. r. Roberts
president tn succeed L. @. Brock, ana
re-electlng James A. slgafoose score
tary for a third term. DR.. s. NJ. Steele,
OF the Third ward, who succeeds l.. M.
Hood, Is the only new member OF the
board, the others being reelected.
James Davis was chosen janitor for the
Central building. s. NJ. Peters for the
Third ward building and j. ]. Jarnr for
the colored school. They are each to
receive the same salary rs last year.
Miss Nanon Hendersh0t and S. d. Blair
we're elected on the board OF examiners.
The levy was set at thirty-fiye cents for
the teachers fund and forty cents for
the building fund. a committee was
appointed to look after improvements
about the new building.
An excursion will be given by indie
pendent hose company No. on the
steamer Leroy, from this city to Sardis,
Ohio, and return, July II, leaving the
wharf here at p. m. The proceeds will
be used in paying for the hose company's
library, which they purchased some
months ago.
The funeral services OF Mrs. Susan
Walton were held at the residence OF s..
A. Walton last evening at o'clock. The
remulns will be taken to Ryerson Sta
tton this morning on the 1881 .. d o.
train.
DIR. d. W. Hutchinson. president OF
the West Virginia conference seminary.
arrived yesterday on the afternoon train
from Grafton to attend the high school
commencement
The Sunshine Circle OF the Kings
Daughters will give u lawn fete at the
residence OF Lily Crlsswell, on Western
avenue, tonight.
Harry w. Edmunds and Maggie N,
Shipley, both OF this city. were married
Wednesday evening at . o'clock by Rev.
S. ], Cotton.
William Weaver has purchased the
Weaver & Bardall property, on the cor
ner OF Tenth street and Tomllnson ave-
nue..
The Moundsyills Coal Co. and the
strikers came to terms yesterday and the
miners will return to work this morning
The second hand hose reel, purchased
OF Bellalre, arrived yesterday and was
given 10 Liberty hose company No. j.
DIR. Boyers leaves to-day for his home
near Morgantown. where he will spend
two weeks with his parents,
Col. Geo. p. Caldwell OF Wheeling,
was here on legal business yesterday.
i. f. Melghen was in Warrington
Wednesday on legal business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-09

Al Springfield Score. u Y I.
s SoaRssto'n Il. Is ii IL lis is
Bntteries-springaeld, Treadwell; cogs;;
well and Friend: Youngstown Jordan ana
Zlnram.
At Toledo. Score: y II y =
Toledo ..,....0 OIL ~ ~ .
Mansfield 49, 0 Otui,O w o
Batteries-M Mansfield, Hughes anu
Lynch; Toledo, Blue and Arthur
Al Fort Wayne Score: Z u y
E FAY Wayne.',O 0 2 0 0 10 / 81 . !
Batteries-New Castle, Hickman and
Donovan: Fort Wayne, Mlnnehan ana
CnnDbell rst".
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-09

This evening on the Mozart park al-
ieSs, the match games between the
Connonsburg and Wheeling bowling
teams will be rolled. The wheeling
team Is made up OF the bestmen in this
city and should be able to win two OF
the three games on the local alleys. A
large number OF bowling enthusiasts
will be at the alley-side to-hight. there
being a great deal of interest in the
apripa
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-09

CLEVELAND, July s,-The Senators
were never in to-dny's game. Although
they hit Young hard, they were unfortu-
nate when they had men on bases. At
tendance, 500. Score; mrs
Cleveland ....s4s 90 1 o-i0 i s
WashIngt'n II 0 9 0 o 0 o / 3 - !
batteries, Young and zlmmer; King and
Mcclure. Umpire O'Day Earned runs,
Cleveland g; Washington 2. Time, 2'8b
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Earned runs. Pittsburgh 2; New YORK /.
Two-base hits, Ely, Sugdon, Klllen,
Holmes. Tlree-hase hits. II. Davis, Van
Hailren, q. Davis Sacrifice hits. Padden,
Hrodlc, Stolen bases Joyce, Clark.
Double plays, Clark and Warner: G., Da-
MIS-, Clark and Wilson. First base on balls,
on Rusio 2. Struck out, by Itnsio 4, Lett
on bases. Pittsburgh Z: New York 4. First
base on errors, Pittsburgh 5. Time, 2!iO.
Umpire, Campbell.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-09

LOUISVILLE, July s,-The Colonies
played IKE champions to-day, and the
orioles were never ~ the game, Suhi
and Ms support was gllt-edged. The bat
ting OF clarke and Werden was feature.
A''e''uA"'s' -'''" RHE
Louisville .....3 0 0l10 Gll1
baltimore 80 l ! MI "
batteries, Cunningham and wilson,
COrbett and Bowerman. Earned runs,
Louisville 4; Baltimore 3. Umpire, Nc
donald. Time, g:s5'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-09

CINCINNATI, July s--T'hc Reds won
from the Phillies In an uninteresting game
hero to-day. In the ilrst inning Cooley
was caught on OF FIRST base and put out.
After Kicking for few moments Umpire
Hurst sent him to tho bench and Orth
TOOK cooioy'a place In center field. The
iieidng Of Hoy was the feature. Attend
Rncc, 1900. Score:
Cincinnati ia $50 900 0 - ii .
phiiadelp'a ~ 0 0 / o 1 0 % 10 0
batteries Dwycr and Peits: Taylor and
Clements Umpire Hurst Earned runs,
Cincinnati 8. Philadelphia !. Time, l:J0.
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DAYTON, July s.-Dnyton won easily
from Wheeling to-day. One reason Mas
that the visitors could not hll hIow ~ :
RAJ every Dayton batter got from one 70
three hits from HRllowell The held Work
~ Hogan, Flick and Grant was nne; one
catch by Grant was phenomenal Wheel,
I'M, mad an on day at second. Day muHeu
an easy short tiy and two balls thrown 70
him. Dayton's new right heluer' Iahh'
shaved up wen. The score;
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-09

CHICAGO, July s-Thc Colts defeated
tho Coming champions" to-day Ia ten
inning contest, tho most exciting and best
nlnyod hero this season. Boston scored
the only run In the FIRST on two singles
and Wild pitch. 4 double, n sacrifice and
single tied them In the ilfth and tho
winning run camo IN The tenth, 0rlillh
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-09

ST. LOUIS, July s.-The Brooklyns won
from the Browns to-day by q score Of !
The local team claims II was shut out by
the umpire. Attendance, ZOO. Score; =,
Brooklyn ....,1 OiOoo 5000 ~ 3 /
81. Louls,m,.,O o o, o o o o 90 I 3
and Douglas, Umpire, Sheridan. Time
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batting It IN. after a single and a steal
The visitors played a wonderful g sfnSgi &c
the Held, but were unable 10 mt Hlliltli'
A'''''4'l''ss' WV RHB
Chicago 10 OOOiO 1000 l-2l9 g
Boston III o o 90 0 vi 9
Batteries, drifith and poaehue; niehols
and Lake. Umpire, Lynch EAFheu runs
Chicago l. Time, hours.
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has hits. Hogan, Rleman, Ifllnk, Taylor,
o;Bricn, Messett. Left on bases. dayton
s. Wheeling 4. Bases on balls, on Brown
i. off Haliowell /. Hit by pitched ball
Grant. Struck out, by Brown 3; by Hal
lowell .. Passed bait. hessets TIRE 4''o'
Umpire, Enston.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-09
NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays winners Cincinnati, Louis
vile, Chicago, New York, Brooklyn, Cieye-
land.
To-day's gnmes-Boston at Chicago,
PHILADELPHIA at Cincinnati, Baltimore at
Louisville, New York at Pittsburgh,
Brooklyn at st. Louis.
PITTSBURGH, July s.-Thero was
enough hlttlng to make the game inter-
estlng and the errors on both sides were
costly enough to make II uncertain. The
winning run was made on Ely's wild throw
10 The Piate. Warner was put out OF the
game for saying naughty words 10 the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-09
BASE BALL COMMENT.

The Toledo Busy-body Bee should cut
a bee line toward the goal OF common
sense n 1t has II in It TO do the act-but
that's doubtful. Now II comes out In a
long.winded TRADE OF abuse OF the Intel
lIgencer, quoting extracts from a Wheel
ing paper and oredltlng them to the In
lllgencer-matter that never appeared
in this paper. The Bee man Is 80 badly
ratified over lust and proper criticism
OF his short sighted policy In opposing
the double season that he Is standing on
his head now figurdtlvely speaking
His position being entirely lacking IN
argument and his ability something Ike
his position, he has now descended 10 his
proper level-that Of Blllingsgate-and
makes this paper his target II the Bee
keeps up its pace the double season
proposition should receive the unani-
nous vote Of the league magnates.
DAILY had an Oft day OF IT yesterday
at Dayton.
Garvey or Campbell win pitch for the
Nailers to-day. and Emig or Rose
brough Will be in the box for the Day
tons. II the Nallers win two out OF the
four at Dayton 1t will be better than Is
hoped for.
Evidently there Is some doubt regard
Ing Detrolt's claim to outtielder Lytle,
for the veteran played with Wheeling in
yesterdays game at Dayton.
With another pitcher or two who can
be half way effective. the Nallers Will
be in pretty good shape for the start OF
the second season. II 1t goes through the
gauntlet OF the mail vote this week.
With O double repetition of yestcr-
days National League results, Cincln-
natl will be Leading the Bean Eaters in
the race for the bic penrant.
Youngstown is playing ahead of its
callbre.
Hickman was lucky yesterday. MIN
nehan had almost pitched the HOLSTERS
to victory, when he let down and the
Quakers won out In the ninth by rum
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three events, a half mile. mile and
FIVE mile, win draw out nearly all OF
the cracks In Wheeling and viclnity.
BOWLING.

In the Mozart Park league last
nights games were between the Har-
vest and All Nations teams. The latter
succeeded in winning two OF the three
A.. T.ttau,lan. .anraa.
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GENERAL NOTICES.
TRADE MARK NOTICE.


Notice ia hereby given that The Rey-
mann Broslng Co. corporation, mas
adoptcd the following trade mark, 70 De
used In rs business Ms n bother: key
mann brewing Co, Wheeling, w. Va
Dated this 18th day OF June. l@!. -
REYAiANN BREWING CO.
BY A. Reymann, President
Copy Of Section 5, Chapter IS, Acts 1887.
at IL hereby declared 10 DO INSIDE
meanor for any person hereafter. without
permission OF tho owner thereof. 70 re-
mi with IMMORAL waters, malt LIQUORS or
other beverages any such bottle 20
marked, or TO sell or use any such bottle
20 marked, or to have In ~ possession
for tho purpose OF buying, selling or uslnE
for bottllng mineral waters, malt liquors
or other beverages any such bottle 70
marked. And upon conviction thereof,
Tho offendcr rhnll 10 fined not exceeding
10000 And y II DO allsEci IN the indiei-
ment on which no In convicted ana nd-
miiied. or BY tho Jury found that he has
been hofore sentenced In this state. TOT
like offtnao, he shall DO confined IN tho
county jail for n torn not exceeding one
year guls-L --
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Those who have II cannot be too careful 10
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one little hpeiletn IL q gentle laxative, and
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JITANTEp-sALEsMEN FOR OILS
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