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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-04-14
THAT RUNNING TRACK.


Nate Flsl sA d to bo la Newport PHAhlnR
the Scheme.
In the course of an interview with
Nate Flel, the Wheeling booHmaEer,
last evenings Pittsburgh News says:
It Is believed that FIel with NUM-
Der OF other Wheeling sporting men,
are behind q running race track Ven-
ture. He would not say much on this
subject his reasons probably being not
to create opposition Unless the Wheel
ing people have their track and every"
thing necessary 10 Il now, the chances
are that they have been anticipated.
Many OF the noted running turfmen OF
the east have had their eyes on Pitts
burgh for the purpose OF Citing IT Q
big running track ever since the pool
law was flrst broached. Among them
are some Of the shrewdest in the busi-
ness, and the moment the pool selling
Is legal they wifi come to the SURFACE
with all OF their plans. There IS no ven.
ture In the trotting limo that would be.
gin to turn in the proats that . wen
conducted running rice track would
There Is little doubt but that the visit
OF Fiel TO Newport has more to do with
the running track venture than any
thing else. He goes there to enlist the
Officers OF the American Turf congress-
in the affair. II tho east and west
should clash In the matter Of controlling
running races in Pittsburgh, this old
town may be the scene OF one OF the
greatest turf wars ever waged. Pitts"
burgh Is rightly eastern territory, but
the first association that gets It's hooks
In will control the situation. SO far na
the followers OF the runner go In this
section, they prefer the east, 1t seems
more respectable.
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RELLAIRE
AIIsOrtS Of LEGAL News aud GoIUIp From
the GlAGa City.

AIIsOrtS Of LEGAL News aud GoGVIp From
the GlRSh City.
The University Center held a very
Interesting meeting Monday night, in
the school hall. Several papers had
been prepared by different members OF
the class, and were read and discussed
after which the iessOn was studied. AT
the conclusion Of the hour spent In the
study OF the lesson, q business meeting
was held. The matter OF moro con-
Venlen. hall was talked about, but
nothing was done about the matter, eS-
cept 20 let the executive committee In
Qulro about different halls and make
report about the matter at the next
meeting, The question OF whether the
public should be admitted 10 the meet
inKa was discussed for time. several
motions were made, but mono carried;
finally o motion was made to adjourn,
and Il was seconded, leaving the ques-
ton until the next meeting.
The Women's Relief Corps fair and
festival closed Monday evening, and the
following IS q fist OF the winners Ia the
different contests: Miss p, Dietrich got
one gold watch. while Miss Anna San
ders won the other. Edward StrnuEhan
was awarded the suit Of clothes. MISS
Sophia Bippug, Jr., won the COL IN the
contest. while Alta Portertleld got the
doll In the guessing contest by guess
ing the name Susan" Mrs. 6tasie
Beck held the lucky number which got
the fine silk quilt. The falr and festival
has been success. both socially and
financially, as u neat sum or money
viii be realized.
Mr.. John A. David, colored, living In
the second ward. met with Il painful &C
cident Monday, at HeAtherington' coal
bank. He WAS driving mule with car
load Of coal out OF the bank when near
tho entry he fell IN some way ana the
car run over him, breaking his left leg.
There was a meeting OF the congreEa-
ton OF the Second Presbyterian churcH
last evening, at which time call was
made out for Rev. ]. F. Fulton. Rev.
Donahey, OF Bridgeport, preached SER
mon and moderated the call.
The Choral Society did no. meet last
evpnIn4 on account Of Professor Myers
being detained IN Wheeling, arranging
a special programme for Easter ser
vices.
Tho funeral of Mrs. De Witt DAN
ford viii take place this afternoon at l
O'Clock, from her late home. lnterment
in Rose Hill cemetery.
John B. Hastings has gone to Pitts
burRh to make several samples OF his
new process OF the oliver steel com
pany, OF that city.
Bllls.for Robinson's circus. which ap-
pears in Wheeling the last Of this
month, were posted here yesterday.
Mrs, William Gllbreth, OF Huntington,
". va, is the guest Of friends and rel
atlves in the city
Dom McGrail has a new son at his
home in the Fourth ward.
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$&%@
\ Sports
~ u t
iG Hlsr
Nv THEY WERE CUTTERS"

a, the close Of the eighth inning Of
AZ mIri and last game between the
wbe,ftng Interstate team and Eng
lands professionals. both teams left the
Sold Il seeming to have become gener.
S Syy understood that nlnO Innings had
Nm nlnyed. An inspection OF the ON
M score. however, showed that only
st,ht Innings had been played. The at
,n,rion OF Manager COyle. Umpire Cor
ton ana the visiting club was called TO
ma hut England's boys rCtOrted that
,ss,' had played nine innings according
:" ihelr count. and passed on the field
" thrIr bus" Umpire Gordon, there.
Tnrc had nothing to do but give the
AWE TO Wheeling by the score of y 10 ..
T'he game was one Of those long
s.avn out contests that seem never TO
Save AN ending. Everything seemed 10
5rar along as though encountered with
y ibousand pound weight and the years
=, /, NCthusaleh. The weather, too
was had, rain nj one time Interfering
w the extent Of causing suspension
~ nlny. After that, however, the sun
cs,,e out and the contest was resumed.
Rakcr went In to pitch FOR the locals
,rd he dld excellent work. He was toi-
loved by Guest. who struck out TWO
men in his first inning, but tn the sew
Nth he was very wild and entirely IN
sSectiye. and three runs were piled up
Ksrr. who succeeded him. was no oet-
Tor nine batsmen OF the opposing team
Sninr business with him TO the extent
~ fgur runs on only one safe hit. Men
bit with pitched balls and bases on
halls did the damage.
For the visitors onC-armed George
rnEIand pitched for seven innings and
NE work was quite credtta5le. tho
WheelIngs connecting with him effect
Iyely in only one inning. the seventh.
Ne was succeeded by wild Bit John.
SON 1 who was rather wild, but was not
nj In the eighth. Then the game closed
With England's men one run ahead, but
The Victory went to Wheeling BY Tor
felt
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when you are lOnguid and indispoSed, It
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by making rich, healthy blood, full Of the
ife,Qiying red CorPuScies which drive out
disease and food the vital organs with
frcGh vitality.
Every disease which has itS seat in the
blood & cured by this marvellous " Dis
coyeTy" after ali other remedies have
failed. IT, effects seem little short Of
miraculous in curing obstinate, chronic
throat aud bronchial difficulties and even
Rundown people, delicate women,
pale and puuy children gain flesh,
strength, color and nerve force by using
this marvellous Discovery" It does
not make Babby fGt like 90 many "enul-
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The marks at y. m. showed u feet .
inches and falling. Weather CLOUDY anu
warmer; showers.
A committee consisting Of Captains
John +. bravo, Addison Lyslc and W. Il.
Rodgers, from the Pittsburgh coal ex-
change and ]. A. McFeetera, from the Or
ganIzatIOn OF the pilots. will leave TO-
morrow for Bellaire to appear before the
board OF United States engineers haVinE
in charge the plans for the new highway
bridge at that place. They want l,00O-
foot span. Major II. L. Hoxle VIII leave
also. az he II a member OF the board.
This will be his last official duty before
leaving for his new station at Portland
Me.--Pittsburgh News.
The coal run on the rise was about
G.OOO, 900 bushels. These large shipments
may seem strange on the face Of the con-
tinued complaints from the coal shippers
TINT the southern markets arc conEested
with cOnl, md that prlcea are Tulnously
low. says the Pittsburgh News. the
f,ct remains that there IS but little de-
mand for coal, and that prtcc8 are low In
cnnsN1ucncr, while the landings are
crowded ut Cincinnati, Louisville and
oven Scr orleans, but nevertheless the
cal mon hive no notion OF being caught
na they were two years ago, by a dry
summer when they had not enough coal
In me lower markets to supply their Gus
r1,nera The natural result was that
railroad coal from West Virginia, Ken
tncItv and Alabama made new inroads
Intn pittsburgh territory In the respec-
Awe market towns THIS is the eXplaHH :
lion Of the heavy shipments that have
been made this spring
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Game forfeited to wheeling to, Q, op,,
posing team having left the iield At the END
Of the eighth inning.
Earned runs, none. Two-bHsc hits, Hag-
rsrty q Double plays. none. Bases on
SrHs ky Gueyt j tlIarf): by Kerr tLAw-
Ter fart. YeaEIei: by England , (krcss,
Baker. MeCiInniss. Mcnamara 2. Lyons Y;
by Johnson 1SrcSs). Hit by pitched ball,
b. England : CTRylor. Messltt, kre'sl; hy
Johnson ] HyODs; by Guest / l.4Wlefl,
Struck out, hy Baker . CHaEEertY, HART;
BY Guest { johnson. McMillen. Yeagle =:
b Kerr (HRggertyl: by England ]
CkresN Passed balls, Mitchell /; Messitt
left on bases, Wheeling II; Pittsburgh II.
Innings each pitcher played, Baker 3;
Guest 4: Kerr ]: England I: Johnson !.
Hasa hits on each pitcher, on Baker 2:
JShnson q. Time, 2:fd. Weather. showers,
Condition OF grounds, fair. Umpire, Cor
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simmons retired from the ring, or that
he would not night. II any new 1spt-
rants come forward and good purse u
offered. "FitZ" will not shirk fight. He
has never been a shirkQr. The talk OF
KID McCoY challenging him Is non
sense Why, FItZ taught him all lie
knows"
Speaking OF Brady's threat to chhl-
lenge FitLSimmons to another AGht,
Julian is reported as saying: Brady is
not such \ fool as to attempt II and
Corbett has no particular desire TO
meet FItZsimmons again"
Regarding the rumdrs OF The failure
OF the Verascope pictures OF tho cham
plonship battle. Julian said: 81 can only
tell you that our latest dispatches are
10 the eject that they have been sue
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Aug. ]. Bogcl, the leading drug
Kings New Discovery Is the only thing
th@t cuceG my cough. and It il the best
seller / have" ]. F. Campbell, mer-
chant OF Stafford, AriE.. writes: DIR.
Kings New Discovery is all that It is
claimed for It: 1t never falls, and is a
sure cure for consumption, coughs and
colds. / cannot cay enough for It's mer-
ite," DR.. kings New Discovery for con-
EumptI0n, coughs and colds Is not an ex-
pertinent. It has been tCied for a quar-
ter OF a century, and to-day stands at the
head, It never ulsappolhts, Logan
Drug Co,
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TVTDIOTIC OF Lace, Satin.
lUAUnlUUDChifroD, Embroidery and
Marsellles. Finer nowhere.
GEO. NJ. SHOOK 6 CO.

MRS. a. TWEEN, residing at I2O
Henry St, Alton, H.. suffered with sci
attic rheumatism for over eight months.
she dOctOrcd for 1t nearly the whole OF
this time, using various remedies rec
commended by friends. and was treated
BY the physicians, but received no re-
LET She then used one and n half bot
lies OF ChamberlRln's Pain Balm, which
efIccted a complete cure. This II pub
ilshed at her request, as she wants 9TH
crs Elmliarly afflicted 90 know what
cured her. Tho 2S and 50 cent sizes for
sale BY druggists.
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AMuSEMENTS.

Denman Thonpson's "old Homestead"
delighted a large audience at the Opera
House last night This play, which
seems destined to 10 on forever, never
fails to draw good audiences. and their
quality Is always good, too. Many who
invariably attend the "Old Homestead
are never in any other theatrical Oudi-
encc. The company giving the present
production e. as good as could be desired,
being well b0lanced at every point.
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BASE BALL COMMENT.

This afternoon the Bethany College
team begins a series of two games with
the Na!ler1 on the Island grounds. The
college team ls very strong this season
and will give the Ieaguers quite M ar
rument. The many friends OF old
bethany will no doubt turn out In force
this afternoon. The teams Will bat In
Ahn ALLOWING nfhhr.
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GENERAL NOTICES.

NOTICE OF DISSOLUTION OF PART.
N NNRSHIP-Notic0 Ia hereby given
that tho co-paFtRsFship between tbs un-
dersiEned in the wooden box business, un-
der the firm name OF Tho Acme Box Com
pnny," carried on in tho city Of Who'll
Ing. West Virginia, has been dissolved by
expiration of the terms for which such
co.partnershlp was entered into and no
longer exists. Tho undersigned +. J. Park
will continue the business At tho same
Acme HoX Company, and no Il alone
authorized to collect the debts duo said
late cospnrtnership. GEO. b. DRYDEN
i, i. PARK April s, 1881.
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Alabama" which has been called the
typical American play, drew another
large audience at the Grand last night.
The company IL one Of tho best ever seen
IN ths Grand, and the engagement ts q
successful one from every point OF view.
II win conclude with two performances
to-day, afternoon and evening.
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NEW YORK. April l3.--The National
Board ~ Arbitration OF Professional
Base Ball Associations VIII probable be
IN session an day and mag last over to-
TrOrr0w There are various knbliF
problems, including the Ruslc case, Rtill
TO b. disposed OF and there IL not such
uUlHImIry as promises n speedy solh-
ton. Tho members offer their long SEA-
sion yesterday were In no hurry 10 get
together to-day nnd tho meeting did not
begin untti tate hour
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LAvsNswS ItsnnI From tho Lively FndH'-
trial Town.

IAvsNswo TtsnaI From the Lively TndGs-
trial Town.
councr met in regular session last
night Tho most important business
dnne was cutting OF City Assessor sea-
bright and substituting Samuel Blake
a TOepocrat II was alleged that Sea-
bright was incompetent; It might be
added that he Ia q Republican. Ana
thereby hangs tale.
Rcy. Lawrence Brlstor. the new pastor
Of The NeMechen Christian church. mas
NOT had a smooth pathway since he set
tIsd In this locality a week ago. Since
the removal his Wits and child have pecn
very III. ~
ara Delemple, who is selling tickets
Tow mo entertainment to be given at st
Tohn'e hall, next Tuesday evening. was
unfortunate enough TO lose dozen
tickets
NJ A. Chew, Of Wheeling, had suit
AGAINST the Glendale Coal Company, In
SSTirn I,acey's court yesterday. Judg-
mont was rendered in favor Of the plain
df
Cd Richard Blgerton. the mayor of
pcSoSs nm mas completed his work Of
aIryeying his bhiliwick. and reports II US
being in a ilourfshing condition,
Quite a substantial sum was realized
os the proceeds Of Col Robert Whites
iec,urs Mt the N. +. church. The lecture
WINS thoroughly enjoyed.
An the vacant lots have been converted
into diamonds, and several RussIes and
C;iasscoolIs are expected TO loom up IN
Benwood this season.
ExcnvatinF has begun for William
Halls new house on Marshall street,
LAKE Mulbaugh and Henry Crcbs are
doing the work.
A unique Easter festival will be given
~ tbe Christian church. IN McMechen,
bv the church congregation, next saiur-
day evening.
Nrrs, Farmer and her daughter, Mrs
T'homna Whltcman. Of Wheeling. spent
Yesterday With Mrs, Watson. or the
Fourth ward.
walter Clarke and wife, Of Belmont
county, were calling on friends here yes
terday.
rho parcnts al Jesa Flmpion, the Ohio
River railroads ngcn. Will move. here
from Allegheny In day or 40, and Will
r.sIdc in the Han property, on Main
street
nov MIR. Davis. the well known Wine
b,irnarlan preacher, was In town ycster-
day
Gardener Smith. an aged German resi-
dent OF Bogg's run - dangerously ILL.,
-
HALLS Hair Remover enjoys the
~. = Iii
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IIDrlpodSot pleasing Easter articles for
lIuuuIEuo the little ones, at
GEO. ". SHOOK & cos.
THE RIVER.
yEsTEnpAY,s DEPARTURES.

Claelppat!, KEYSTONE STATE, a. m.
Pittsburgh. HUDSON, . q. m.
PnrkeTSburg .ARGAED, y q, m.
Ma,amorns.. :. LEXINGTON, II n. M
SistcrsyilIe. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
ClarInFton. LEROY, $3.50 p, m.
Pittsburgh. .LOREHA, midnight
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. .KANAwIIA, go a. M
Pittsburgh Ben Hur. p. IN,
Slsiersvttie. 81. RUTH, s;@.P ~
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. u. i; BEDFOEp' 6'S0 a. m
CinrInnntl HUDSON, 5 a. m.
parkCrsburg .ARGAND, II a, m.
MntamUrng, LEXINGTON, il 0. M.
SIsiorSyille. RUTH. $50 p, M.
CIaringto on. >. LEROY. 800 p IN.
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WARREN - River feet 8 inches:
light rain.
sprlnklnE rain; mercury %,
OIL CITY 49, River I feet and STA.
tlUnary, cloudy and cool
GREENSBORO -. River foot 10
inches aud falling; weather cloudy ana
warmer. The James g. Blaine ~ due
IN and down on Wednesday.
pITTSBURGH - River 90 foet ana
failing at the dam: cloudy and cool
STEUDENVILLE - River II feet 2
Inches and falling: cloudy and cool.
Passed down. Percy Kelsey. volunteer,
Jim Brown, Kanawhn. Passed up
Rescue, Hudson.
PARK ERsBuRG - Tho Ohio river IA
10 feet 0 inches and falllngi raining;
mercury a6. Passed down and up
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EASTER wBnK-aEo. 3. sTITEL q 90.
Geo. T. Stifel & Co.
Easter Week,

Full Of desire, anticipation and preparation Tor the
cyenhui advent of Easertde Every lady looks forth
10 that day which divides sombcr winter from glorious
and beautiful spring. For the immediate festivities OF
and after Easter we have everything in dress line, be
it full costume, jacket shirt waist, or any Of the many
lcdcntals, such as wells ribbons, gloves, Pgrsss etc
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Elll.Imnlnn. IN WAND

NEW YORK, April i3.--MartIn Julian
arrived IN this city to-day IN an inter
view published In the Evening Teie-
gram, Julian IL credited with Plylng
We have never stated that Fltz-
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Ben Hur Passed down = Keystone
State. Passed down with coal ED
Roberts. J. C. Fisher, BORz, ]. W. Allies,
Tom ReFB b. y, Wood ard FTlKblc,
.: n s., !. :: =: y ~
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R. K, Giffen & Co.,
Successors to James Crangle.

To My Friends and Patrons.
Having closed out my business 90 tho
reliable and well known firm OF Il. x.
Glfrcn 4 Co, take this method OF thank
ing my friends and tho trade generally
for the kind patronage bestowed on mo
IN the past and ask Tor my SUCCESSORS
tho Nunc liberal patronage heretofore aos
corded me. Merry respectfully
JAMES CRANGLR.
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The Bethany games will be called at
e.50 o'clock.
O'Brlon may arrive to-day. but the
management IL rather in the dark so
far as authentic information regarding
this player Is concerned.
Kerr and Guest do not seem likely to
Fupplnnt either Campbell. Baker or
Garvey. The pitchers OF the team will
bc CoyIe, Campbell, EastOn and Carney
or Baker-perhups both Of tho latter
pair That Is the best pitching corps in
the Interstate league, positively with"
out exception.
Mcnamara IS an excellent outfelder
but so far he has shown up weak with
the stick. With O'Bren on tlrst II
looks as though the outtield viii be Nc.
Glnnias, Curtis and McSteen-and what
Interstate team shows a better out
field?
Both Of HaEgerty's errors in yster.
days game we're on inaccurate throws
from England. TO-
spr!ngheld's new mayor. n Democrat.
and the only one successful 9t the NUM-
cipal election there last week. is the pres
ident OF the Interstate club and this u
taken 10 mean that Sunday ball will be
played in tho Ohio town.-Whccllng
Daily futeiiigenccr.
Not quite 30 fast NJ Nil that Wheeling,
Such conclusions are drawn entirely too
rapidly. But while Springfield has not
rnnda up her mind 20 play ball on Sum
day yet she Is getting In prime condition
~ TX her visitors any old day OF the
week Springfield Sun,
Il is bad enough mat the New Castle
Guardian should steal Items
bodily from the Intelllgcnccr bass ball
column, but when other Interstate papers
reproduce the same news and give credit
70 the paper that was guilty Of The theft.
! seems limo to make a cry,-Wheellng
lntalllReuccr.
Patience. dear boy. Dld'st thou but
WELD Thy trcnchant pen, in Dayton. soon
woull'8t thou learn 90. then, give not a
passing thought 10 such journalistic rob-
bcry.-DaytOn Nrwg
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ONE to i've applications OF Doan's
Ointment will cure tho worst case OF
itching Piles there ever was. Can YOU
afford 10 suffer fortunes when a simple
novCr-falling remedy is ut hand2 Doan's
ointment never fails.
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TO LOAN.

mo LOAN-SS. 900. 5000 AND 500. AP-
i. PLY to ERSKINE & ALLISON, l4lS
Market street. Rpl8s
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EOR RENT.

ToR RENT-sBVERAL GOOD ROOMS
e In tho City Bank Building. Inquire -
tho City Bank OF Wheeling. mF1o
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nor RENT.

u OR RENT. 80.
rooms, cottage, q Kentucky st,....M %
2 three-FoonlCh tPnements. 90 Main St. %
2 thrOc-roomCd tenemOnts. 81 Main It. 20
l four-roomed tenement 70 Main ST.. g
store rooms and ccllATS 81 Main st..s 70 %
rooms, No. lOll Morrow BtrGet,..... 10 %
FOR SALE.
Lots No. and 10 Baltimore st, 500 each;
Lots in r. II. Gillcspy's addition. 500 each
ma5i-tf r. H. GILLESPY.
oflre Second ward Market house
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RpiAVto wear things are selling fast
IlGADl 1T Attenuation sale pricoa.
GEO. NJ, SHOOK & co.
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HALLS Hair Remover enjoys the
confidence and patronage OF people all
restore and Keep the hair a natural
color.