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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-13
MARTINS FERRY.
Hap, aud HIIShRpS In tho Thriving city
Across tho River.

Mr. and Mrs. George w. Reece leave
to-day on weeks pleasure trip on the
lakes, including Cleveland Windsor,
Macklnac Island. Les Cheneaux Islands,
81 Iunace and Macknaw City. They
spend Sunday at Toledo with friends,
Miss Margaret Gilbert will have full
charge OF the office OF Mr.. Reoce during
his absence, and viii look after all mat
tprs the same as he would.
The Martin Ferry young ladies' who
recently figured I'm two productions Of
'The Old Maids Convention" met last
night and accepted an invitation to
give II before a Portland audience on
Saturday night OF next week.
The three months old son Of Mr. and
Mrs. j. o. Perry died yesterday, at the
home OF Mrs. Godfrey, In the country,
The lnterment Will be at Scotch Ridge,
at 10 o'clock this morning.
A number Of Martins Ferry people
viii go TO Cleveland tomorrow, on the
Sc % excursion on the Cleveland &
Pittsburgh railroad, good until Monday.
Yesterday Marshal Burns shot dog
belonging TO John Craven, which bit
Cora, little child OF Mr., and Mrs.
Robert rlowolls, Of the Sherman House.
The excursion rate on the whcclnG &
Lake Erie tomorrow 20 Holmes Grove,
and return will be- fifty cents for adults,
and twenty-five oeuta Tor children,
william Kunzo, jr, the well known
cardcncr. VIII bc married to Miss Mar.
ina bowman, daughter of Henry Bow.
man. ON September ],
Suit has been brought by Mrs Laura
Green, against John Fisher. Tor 5000
damages, for selling lnloNlcunls to her
husband.
Mrs. Daniel Cox and daughter Boss,
who have been visiting at Cochrnna'
vile, returned yesterday
Hugh Whltntch has sold his property
ON vino street. to william Clark and
viii move TO New Jersey
A loruo number Of Martins Ferry
people VIII take IN the dollar cxcur1lons
iu Cincinnati tomorrow
william nutithirlt and Mlrs Tho
open win be- unllol IN marriage the
latter part Of August
Dont IAN 10 attend the picnic Of the
OuUuirlH M wheeling state fair grounds
Saturday August ~
Mr.. Gorby the wen Nnown horaoman,
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Manager II. r. Elton has secured
Charles Vogel's and Al. G. Fields col
ored MINISTRIES, known as Darkest
America" to open the Elyslan theatre,
on September 10. This show appeared
here last season and gave good salts
faction.
The Baltimore & Ohio will run an ex-
cursIon next Saturday to Cincinnati,
good for six days, for Sc the round trip,
Several will go over this road from this
city,
Mrs. Mary Weisenburger, OF st. Paul,
Mimi, came In yesterday from Bethes-
da, where she has been spending the
summer, to remain here for few days,
Max Londo, who Is working in Pitts
burgh, came down yesterday TO spend
few days with his parents In the Sec
ond ward.
The Knights OF Pythlas Band will go
to Bethel next Thursday, to play for
the Harvest Home picnic at that place.
Jacob Reltz and Rev. Weiss have re-
turned from Cincinnati, where they
spent few days, calling on friends.
Miss Alice Bolen has returned home
from n pleasant visit with friends and
relatives at Cameron, W. Va.
The Stewart Enameling Company Is
not running this week, on account OF
some repairs being made.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. S. MARBLE, of Can
onsburg, Pa, are the guests OF friends
and relatives In this city.
Miss Maude Heir, of the Fifth ward,
is the guest of friends and relatives in
Moundsvllle. this week.
Miss Minnie Lowman has returned
home, after spending u week with rela-
tlves IN Noble county.
Don't fail to attend the picnic OF the
orlentals at Wheeling state fair grounds
Saturday, August II.
II. S. McGregor came in yesterday
from Bethesda, where he has been
spending few days.
The Seals and Harry Hays had their
photograph ut Lamira yesterday, at
tending the picnic.
Miss Rose Duga, OF Pittsburgh, Is
spending a few days with relatives in
the Second ward.
Miss Norella Smith, of Pittsburgh, is
the guest Of Miss Flora BickGll, In the
Fifth ward.
William Young went out 20 Bethesda
yesterday to remain for few days.
A large crowd from here went to Be-
thesda, yesterday, to spend the day.
James Sanders went to Epworth Park
to remain for week.
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3 90. CINOINNA71 AND RETURN 3 {


The ohio River RAILROAD will sell cx-
cursIon tickets TO Cincinnati, Saturday,
August n. at the very low rate Of 81
for the round trip, Instead " g. as adj
vcrllsod.
Special train Of coaches and pnror
cars viii leave Wheeling at 7'aO a, MI
ncnwood 7ig u, M, Moundsvlllc at 1850
n. M, Eaflcrh time, aud viii run
through to Cincinnati without chnngo
Of cara. thls train viii not stop at any
station south N Moundsvllle ana viii
make fast time arriving In Cincinnati
at D. m Returning tickets will bo
good Tor SIX DAYS Thursday, August
~. special train viii leave linton rln-
lion. cincinnati at 1910 y, M eastern
time, ana run through To Wheeling, nr.
rlvnu IN Wheeling Friday morning
about n O'Clock Ticket once win be-
open this evening until 10 o'clock for
sale or tickets, can carly for parlor
car space,
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BENWOoD,
News Items from the Lively Industrial
Town.

Town.
The mystery surrounding the River
side excavations still exists. Coke ov.
ems seems to be the generally accepted
theory for tho new plant, but whether
or not, the work so far indicates II TO
be of a kind not familiar in this sec
tlon. 1t IL gwen on good authority that
the new concern will employ $50 men.
Captain Paul Rledel will return from
camp at Valley Falls, Marion county,
to-day. and will bring a large conslgn-
ment OF turtles home. The other men,
bers of the party, Lon Vance Mike Dee
gan and Jim Smith, viii remain there
for some time.
In another column Mayor Shepherd
adyertIses for bids for laying sewer
pipe in North Benwood, and for paving
the alleys from Fourth to Eighth
streets. The bids close August %.
Louis Yonkers, Of Upper Benwood, a
Riverside employe, received a bad cash
In the head from some brick that toppled
of a building in course Of erection. His
injuries are not serious.
The arc dynamo arrived at the electric
light plant yesterday. The lamps have
also arrived ana will be put UP next
week. . e.
Blazing Arrow Tribe, Improved or.
der OF Red Men, will initiate two candi-
dates at its next meeting, Friday night.
Miss Eliza Parker will leave for Gin
olnnati Tomorrow and will also visit
her sister, at Covlngton, Ky.
Ed Vance, the popular Benwood
Southern conductor, will spend his va
cation at Cincinnati.
No coal famine will be experienced
here for awhile, as most all consumers
are well supplied.
G.. G. Alley, of vldeo. Pa, was the
guest Of his brother, Dir. j. N. Alley,
Yesterday,
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of Cambridge, was in Martins Ferry
yesterday.
Yesterday Samuel Taylor and family
returned from pleasant visit at Ale
donia.
Yesterday Thomas Pugh was called
to tho bedside Of his wife, at Flushing
Mrs. Clara Chamberlain went to
Cleveland yesterday, to visit friends.
u. X. Hoge and c. X. Williams went
to Epworth Park yesterday.
Thomas Yingllng has purchased q
very handsome new wagon,
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NEW YORK, August 1.-THE Bostons
Won two games from the Giants mere To-
day The first game was characterized by
good playing, and the game was In doubt
Until the last New Yorker had gone to
bat IN the twelfth inning. Sulllvan's easy
looking outFhoOts gave the Giants great
deal OF trouble, md MCckin was nearly
0F effective NJ the Boston man. In the
second game the New NOrks had things
going their way until the seventh, when
Seymour took ono OF his trips Cup In the
air. and allowed six runs TO como IN, four
of them being earned. Lawyer Mike
sullivan replaced him, but he, too was
easy. Score:
First game. y II y
New York ......O000O0O103O0-l . I
Boston .u......0 0 0O0l 0OO3Ol-b II l
Earned runs. New York 2. Boston O.
Batteries. Mcekln. Wllson and Warner;
Sullivan and Lake. Time, 2:ib. Umplres,
Lynch and Carpenter.
second game, i u -
Now York .m.nO o 0 . . 0 2 81 Q !
Boston "..,nn.O o 0 0 0 D 0 Ito . o
Game called on account Of darkness
Earned runs, New York 2. Batteries, Sui
Ivan, Seymour and Warner. SWEETS and
bergen Time, i!i1. Gmplrcs, Lynch und
Carpenter Attendance, 1900.
Plenty Of wIRnglIng.
PHILADELPHIA. August i2--raltlmoro
lciDatul PHILADELPHIA this afternoon IN Il
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BELLAIRE
An sorts orLocsl New, ana Gossip From
she Glass GUY.

There is nothing new in the mining
situation in this city or vicinity The
miners supply store IS well stocked, the
mines that have any bearing upon the
strike are all closed and things are
moving along quietly and in order
The ban put upon the electric light
plant will not shut off the light for the
city, as that plant has coal and assur-
ances for more. The Ohio situation is
one Of waiting. The result Of the eff
forts In West Virginia and Pennsyl-
vanla viii determine matters for Ohio,
hence there Is practically nothing for
Ohio miners to do but walt There are
over a hundred car loads OF coal daily
passing westward over the Baltimore a
Ohio railroad, and from twenty-five to
forty reach the Cleveland Lorain a
wheeling In this way, but the miners
look upon this as mere drop IN the
bucket, All are looking for the result
In bordering states.
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WHEELING DAILY INTELIIGENCER FRIDAY AUGUST 10 1871

game which was necessarily long drawn
out on account OF excessive wranIlng Of
the visiting players, three OF whom were
sent To the bench both teams played
poorly In the field. but the errors, Of the
suits. McGraw sprained his ankle sliding
to third IN the first inning and had to re-
RHE
baltimore Is 0 . 0 / 2-ii 10 .
Earned runs, Philadelphia 4; Baltimore
l. Batteries, Orth and Boyle; Corbeit,
Bowernan and Clarke. Umpire, j. j.
Kelly. Time, 3!0j.
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A large crowd should witness the
Jack Toft benefit game at the Island ball
park tomorrow afternoon. The con-
testing teams, Brldgeports and Bach
mans Little Havanas, are the Inter
city leaders, and will put up an elegant
brand OF bali II is a regularly sched-
uled game and VIII be fought to finish
Jack Easton will yell play ball"
promptly at 1880 o'clock. The grounds
have been donated for the occasion,
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Thousands of men in every walk Of life
all over the world are playing a desperate
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are playing with an opponentwho has every
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as certain as-Death. The man in any walk
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10 take care Of his health has only himself
10 blame when the inal breakdown comes
It 10 easy to keep health while one has IT,
but uphill work TO win II back when It is
lost. A man neglects a slight indigestion.
Then his appetite gets poor That's a trille
and he pays no attention TO It. Then he
conplaifis of headaches and II Il hard to
work OF think. His sleep becomes restless
and he only gets troubled spells Of Il. He
gets nervous aud irritable. Everything goes
wrong both at home and at business, He
persists in paying no attention to his
health. Then some day he breaks down.
The doctor says nervous prostitution or con.
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after AFT other remedies had failed. All
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A clear complexion, Any one can have
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Pleasant Pellets cure constipation. Ono
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tic. Druggists sell them.
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Aug J. Bogel, the leading drug.
glst of Shreveport, La, says: Or.
Kings New Discovery ls the only thing
thai cures my cough, and It 10 the best
seller / have" j. H. Campbell. mer-
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Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis.
case relieved in six hours by New
Great South American Kidney Cure
II Is a great surprlse on account OF It's
exceeding promptnoss In relieving pain
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-08-13

LOUISVILLE, August i2-The Colts
looked like winners until the ninth inning
when three hits, sacrifice and two err
rors gave the Colonies three runs and the
game. Decker and LANCE made sensn-
ilonal catches OF long hits Attendance
-'V''' RHE
louisville milo OO1O 80 10 3
Chicago ...,.A 90 l 5000 % II I
Earned runs. Louisville 9; Chicago T.
Batteries, Frazer and Wilson; Friend and
Donahue. Time, 2:0s. Umpire, O'Day,
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WIN Bsnsfit Pacific Coast.

SAN FRANCISCO. Aug. 12-The
building OF the Siberian railway has
been OF great benefit 10 the lumber
trade of this coast. The Glen Turret, a
new freight steamer Of 2,O26 tons net
now at Shanghai. has been chartered to
take lumber and railroad ties from the
Columbia river to Vladlvostock.
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Earned runs, New Castle ]. Tw0-base
hits Lytle, GraGius. somers, Bases on
nails. On Smith G; on Carney 9, Hit by
nitched ball, Taylor, Garvey. Struck out,
by smith 4: by Garyey /. Left on bases
New Castle Q: Wheeling 10. Stolen bases
Fleming, Mattress, Torreyson .. Bullock
Thine. 1850. Umpire, Lally.
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lttsbn nna ,. ,...,,.S . Q i . %

Earned runs. Cleveland 8; Pittsburgh !.
First base on balls, on Powell / off llaw-
ley T. Struck out. by Hawley !. Three
base hits, Wallace thinner. Sacrifice hit,
Mexican. Stolen bases. O'Connor 2, DonO,
van 2. Merritt. Double plays, Childs and
Tobrau; Ely and Hawley; Merit ana lad
Umpire, Mcdonald. Attendance. 800.
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Brldsgrooml shut ont.

WASHINGTON, August l2-To-day's
game like that OF yesterday, resulted In
shut out for the visitors. The Senators
were lucky In hitting al opportune inter-
walls and their fielding was better than that
OF the Brooklyns, The visitors could not
bunch their hits. Attendance, 1000. Score;
RHE
Washington Il 0 o OOOl - 10 ]
brooklyn 80 0 0 0 90 o. 90 Q /
Batteries, McJames and Farrell Ken
pedy and A, Smith, Time, l;i5. Umpire,
EmBlle
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sD0CTlT UTsVIIVH 10 EIIv TIEVTIIbVHVET'
NEW CASTLE, August l2.-New Castle
won from Wheeling to-day for the fourth
time this week In beautiful exhibition OF
hall playing. Both pitchers were effective
and had good support, the home team put
Ting up an errorless game. A strong wind
prevailed during the entire game, and II
vas with great difficulty that the players
were able to Judge the ball. This accounts
Tor Wheelng's tTIo errors, Wheeling
,tarted out like winners, but were headed
The strongest game OF the week. Taylor
aid good work at the bat. GarYey's catch
WITH the ungloved hand OF a red-h0t liner
from SOmers' bat was marvellous, Score:
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Al Mansfield. Score: RHE
J Mansfield d.; "a 4 ID =
Batteries-Aiansheld Emlg and Lynch
Youngstown, Martin and Zinram.
Al Springfield. Score: RHE
T ToEsGS" ...... ~. Q 3 II Q % 10 i
Batterles-sy hngheld. Herbrand and Ru-
merit: T. eenan and Arthur.
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UrANTED-AGENTs. $50 TO s25 A
w week sure to workers; no capital
needed: new goods; new plan; sells at
sight: every family needs t. HOUSE
HOLD SPEC. CO., Cincinnati. Ohio. Iy24'
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DARTNER wANTED-ONE HUN
/ DRIED dollars will buy half interest
In new article, wanted In every house
Box $40. CITY. lylb.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE

Yesterdays winners-Boston 2. Wash
ington, Louisville. Cleveland, Baltimore.
To.days games-Boston at New York,
Baltimore at Philadelphia, Brooklyn at
Washington.
CLEVELAND. August 1.-THE Indians
punched their hits in the third and seventh
innings, while Powell kept the visitors hits
scattered. That tells the story. Soeka-
and no will soon be back In the game.
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WANTED.

TITANTED-FoUR MEN OF GOOD AP-
w PEARANCE: willing TO hustle;
steady employment; good wages. Boys
need not apply. 1876 Main street aus.
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{ SPORT I. +;
! Base Ball, Bowling, Bicycling,
! Boxing, Races, tic,
INTERSTATE LEAGUE.

Yesterdays winners-New Castle, Mans.
ftd. Springfield.
To.lay's Wheeling at New Cas-
r. YOUNGSTOWN at Mansfield. Fort Wayne
Al Dayton, Toledo at Springfield.
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CHAMBERLAGN's Collie, Cholera and
Dlnrrhoca Remedy always affords
prompt relief. For sale by druggists.
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LOST

T osT-A SMALL GOLD WATCH
IL Friday afternoon, either on fair
grounds or between fair grounds and
Wheeling. Gold filled, with letters and
w. engraved on outside of case. Liber-
al reward will be paid for the returning
OF same to DILLON, WHEAT &
HANCHER. ouI
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PHILADELPHIA. August l2-llOlilmOro |
aeleatcl Philadelphia this afternoon IN q |
The Dickinson press., 1897-07-24
4. Sllfieref t2()IIiii(oDlIoll, il
A Tale ssof Suffering and
Subsequent Relief. na
From ~ -. o!o.smD4s, Ohio.

Ono Of the many persons in Colulnbus
Ohio, who have been benefited by tliSUSeSo 81
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sufferings and torturcs endured by her for
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The tale of her suflerings and the sul,se.
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The Dickinson press., 1897-07-24
SHORT NEWS STONES.
Frank James and His Bitter Past-A
Tale Of Cream and Confidence
VI How She Picked Winners.

In his hopeful moments Frank James,
sse one time train robber and general
outlaw, sometimes thinks there is q fu-
ture for him in politics. He has two
ambitions. One is that he may some
day be made police commissioners in
st. Louis and the other that he may be
chief Of police, One day he was stand
ing in a theater lobby talking with
some of his friends about the appoint
ment of a new chief of police. as..... .,,
How would I DO for that place9n he
asked with smile. s No one knew ex.
actly what to answer. There was an
embarrassing pause, and then the old
outlaw drew himself up and let that
hard CLINT into his eyes. "For 20 years, I"
he said, ~ defed them all to catch me.
and guess I could do little catching
myself if tried"
Still there arc other times when James
seems to realize tho forbidding handi-
cap under which he labors. The news.
papers of St. Louis are continually re-
ferring to him as the ex-bandit and ex-
train robber, and it angers him terribly.
why can't they let me alone?'' he
cried ono day after reading one Of these
references. "For 12 years I've been try.
ing to do the right thing. I've been
working as hard and as honestly as any
man alive to earn an honest living, and
they won't let mo alone. They won't
give me chance. But I'll tell you this''
and as he uttered tho words he took
off his hat and raised his right hand
before God, never did an act in nv
life that was ashamed of, and never
stolo cent. They tried to hang me on
perjured testimony, but they couldn't
do it. "-Boston Herald.
The Dickinson press., 1897-07-24
A Pointing Horse,

Senator George Chahoon, member of
the state senate committee Oh forest,
fish and game laws, told me that he
had pointing horse that was as rclia-
bic as pointing dog, although tho
horse pointed by sight instead of by
scent. It seems that in the fall. in driy-
ing about the woods. he carries gun
in his buggy to shoot such partridges as
he may come across. The first time he
shot over his horse tho animal was bad
ly frightened, and instead Of running
simply sat back in the breeching, crouch
ing near the ground Oh his hindquar-
tiers, and trembled at the noise Of the
explosion. This became habit, until
now, no longer frightened at the sound
of the gun, he appears to be Oh the
watch for birds, and often discovers one
before his master sees it, and at once
sits back in the breeching and comes to
a dead stand until Senator Chahoon
shoots, when the horse resumes his nor
NAL upright position and goes on till he
sees another bird. I told the senator he
should call his horse setter instead Of
a pointer, and perhaps he will accept
the amendment. -C Cor. Forest and
Stream.