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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-30

OIL CTTY-Rlvcr zero and station
ary. Cloudy and cooler
wARREN--Rivu ut low water mark.
Clear and cooler,
GREENsBORO--Rlv feet inches
and stationary, Cloudy and cooler.
Adam Jacobs and Nellie Hudson due
down Saturday; Florence Belle aud
James q. Blaine mp.
BROwNSVfiih-Ri River 3 feet Q
inches and stationary.
MORGANTOWN-Rlvor G feet 2
inches and stationary. Cold and cloudy.
Dcpurtod--Adam Jacobs ana Nellie
Hudson
ptTTsBuRGtl-Rlvcr ii feet md
stationary at the dam Clear ana cool,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES s inches
and stationary Cloudy aud cold
pARIfERsBuRG-Ohlo river foot 2
inchca and Using Cloudy No boats.
Heavy showers last night thc nrsi rain
for Hlxly-ono days, Little ltnnnwha
stationary
pr PLEASANT River foot and
alAIlnnnry, Part cloudy
CINCINNATt--Rlvor 3S feet ana rs-
ing Clear
LOulHvtLLli-Illvcr stationary with
A feet z Inches In canal, I foot 9 inches
ON falls feet @ inches below locks,
clear ANA cool
IlVANRVlLbE-luyor OS itut nnd
falling clear ANA cooler
CAtRO- river 90 feet and stationary
Clear ANA cool.
MEMPHIS river O3 feet and sta.
llOnnry Clear nnd cool
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BEILAIRE
All Sorts OF Local NsWs aud Gossip From
The GlaAs City,


James n. PAUL, Who has been visit
ms his son at Pittsburgh for some time
past. mel with an accident the other
day, He was passing through the
front door OF his sons residence, when
his crutehes slipped and he was thrown
violently 10 the stone pavement dislo-
eating his shoulder From last ac-
counts. though suffering a great deal,
he was somewhat improved.
William Davis, OF the Second ward,
met with serious accident yesterday
afternoon, by which he lost two fingers
OF his left hand. Heiwas working on
the pipe line that the Natural Gas Co,
Is putting down near the Bellaire steel
works, and In some manner two fingers
were caught under a pipe,
The "sweethriar" club were pleasant
ly entertained Thursday evening by
Miss Laura Hoffman, at her home on
Rose Hill. Refreshments were served
and an enjoyable time was had by all
present.
There was a runaway on Belmont
street yesterday afternoon and one
wagon was badly demolished and an
other badly damaged. They belong TO
farmers and dheir names could not be
learned.
The men that worked at the furnace
before It closed down, were paid yea
tsrday for the week that was held
back while they were working,
Mrs. Alice Wilson has returned home
from Manifold, where she has been
spending two weeks with friends and
relatives.
Mrs. John p. Sherry, OF the Second
ward, has gone to GAINESVILLE to spend
a few days with friends and relatives.
The condition OF Miss Mary Crafty,
who Is suffering from nervous prostra-
tlon, was not improved yesterday.
Mrs r, G. Faris has returned home
from Crabapple, where she attended a
meeting OF q missionary society,
2. W. Yerlam has returned from New
Waterford, o., where he has been WIS.,
itng relatives for several weeks.
A student from the Allegheny theo-
logical seminary, will I'LL the pulpit to-
morrow morning and evening.
Miss Amelia steasr entertained a
number of her friends last evening at
her home in the Second ward.
The public schools were dismissed at
recess yesterday afternoon. Literary
exercises were held,
Miss Jennie McGeorge. OF sanduskV,
o.. is visiting friends and relatives In
the Third ward,
Jacob Blum will leave next week for
New York City where he will visit rel
atives.
The foot ball team practices daily at
their grounds near the Indian river
bridge.
Mrs. James Signal. of Youngstown,
o., IL the guest OF relatives In the city.
A large crowd from this city attend
ed dance in McMechen last evening.
There will be revival services held In
the Christian church next week
Miller Holland and wife have opened
hotel at McClairsville.
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THE MERRILL BAR.

The work of dredging off the bar be-
low the new dam Mt Merrill, Pa, will be
started at once. Major Bixley, United
States engineer has issued orders to
that effect. The order came about in an
unusual manner. The Monongaheia
and Western Dredging Company, OF
Pittsburgh, was awarded the contract
last summer to do some dredging mt
Merrill but was unable on account Of
the falling river to send Its dredges
there. The government was in no par
tlcular hurry to have the work done,
and was waiting for the contracting
company to do its work. In the mean
time, however the Pittsburgh coal
men got IN an awful hurry to have the
bar at Merrill dredged on, and insisted
on the government utilizing dredge
nlready at the dam, but belonging to
another contractor, Mr.. G. /. Mcdonald,
OF Pittsburgh. Wednesday Major
Blxby instructed Captain William Mar
tin, The assistant engineer, TO see the
pittsburgh coal men and ascertain II
the Monongahela and Western Com
pnny would turn its contract over to
Mr.. Mcdonald, who, having n dredge
directly on the ground, was anxious for
the work. The Monongahela and West
ern Company was willing, and accord
lngly turned its contract over to Mr..
Mcdonald. Work, therefore, Will be
started at once by Mr.. Mcdonald at re-
moving the bar which the Pittsburgh
coal men were so anxious about, and
the conference with Major BiXby which
they asked for by telegraph Is now UNI
necessary. Major Bixby had, however,
arranged 10 70 TO Pittsburgh and TO
Merrill to look over the ground, but
viii now probably go over the Kannwha
river first.
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Tho
1KOm0P S9S
MeSphinx.

source OF their highest Joys Is NJ the same
time the cause Of their greatest wretehed'
neM1 The very attributes which make I
possible for women TO be happy wives and
mothers also render them liable TO the Ut
most physical misery and pain.
The suferiugs Of body and mind caused
BY come weakness OF the distinctly feminine
organs are 80 almost universal among wo'
men that the question might well he asked:
IT'S this Natufe's punishment for the etine
OF being q woman
The true answer Is Mol These sulerings
are neither natural nor necessary, They
would rot exist II the organism wao healthy.
No woman ought 10 endure such troubles.
Ihcte IL no nced Of H. Dt, Piefce's Favor
lie Prescription IL u perfect and positive
cure for feminiHe weakness aud disease,
IL givta health and strength 10 the spe-
ciai otrana ard nurve.ccntteai heals innam.
nation stops weakening drains; promotes
functional regularity, and restores The not.
nal, vigorous aud painless condition which
Mature Intended.
ID ia the ouly medicine Of IN kind IN.
vented by ~ educated and experienced
phygician. II 10 the only medicine which
makes baby's coming safe aud compata'
lively painless, ,
more about this medicine aud about hef
own physielai makeup should send ~ one.
cent slamps to Dt K v, Pierce Ruhalc,
M v, 10 ply tic cost Of mailing ogiy Oh nm
ahseiu,eiy iits copy Of his Thousand page
Illustrated hook, "'The Peoples Common
Sensc Medical Adviser" OF. u stamps TOT
cloth coveted
A sase aud permanent cure tot coh,tiph.
lion IA nf pletce's Pellets. One Pellet"
IA gentle LAXATIVE two q mild raihaflic
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AMERICAN HORSES
win ut the Newmarket tEugiand)
Meeting-Two Big Races.

Win ut the Newmarket Engfand)
Meetlng-Two Big Races.
NEWMARKET, England, Oct. 20
The Lorifiurd- 3cresford stables sandia,
ridden by Tod" Sloane, won the Old
Cambrldgeshlre handicap here to-day.
Later Meta II, also Of tho Lorlllard.
Bcresford stables, with TOD" slonuc
up, won the Newmarket free handicap
The old Cambrdgcshiro handicap. IS
Of i've hundred goverelRna, added to n
sweepstakes Of twenty-five sovcreiFnB
each, ten soycrclgns forfeit to thc fund.
tho second horse TO receive ffty sover-
olgnn out Of the stakes Six horses ran
over tho old CambrldEeahirc course
lone mile and two hundred and forty
yardBD After Sandla came Bulscmo,
owned by the Duke OF Devonshlro, anil
Brayhcnl, the property Of Mrs. Lang
try
The Nowmnrkct free handicap Is Of
ono hundred Rovnrrigng each twenty
five aoycrolgna forfeit for two.Vcar-
old. Light horses ran over the nrctby
glnkes course. The second and third
plncca were tnkcn by Mr.. furnnchn
Icddn and Mr. Belmon'H bridegroom
II, respectively
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MOuNpsYILLR
A miscellaneous MslAnEo or Minor Mat
tsrS from MArshAllI Metropolis.

A Miscellaneous MslAnRe OF Minor Mat
tsFS from MArshAllb Metropolis.
The local chapter OF the Epworth
League entertained the chapter OF the
Fourth street church, Wheeling, at the
prison parlors, Thursday night. About
forty OF the Fourth Street came down
in a chartered car. The prison pariors
were very tastefully decoated witn
bunting and league colors. Warden
Hawk and, wife, Rev. Ash and wife, MISS
Mary Scott and DR.. De Witt Stewart
were the hosts and hostesses. The To-
cal league turned out In force. bringing
their friends with them, and all had
good social time together, A short pro-
gramme was given, Miss Maggie Ham
mons solo was appreciated by ALI MISS
Wells and Miss Retta johnson both
gave excellent recitRtlons in their able
and Interesting way Refreshments
were served at the proper time and the
Wheeling loaguerB returned on their
car at 1880 D. m. We are always glad
to have such lively, we'll behaved peo-
pie among us. Come again.
]. w. Crow, OF Pleasant Valley, Will
move into the Daniel Hartley property
on Second street, next Monday. Mr.,
Crow has just recently purchased THIS
property from Mr.. Hartley.
B. F. criswell and family have re-
turned from Cincinnati, and are occu-
pyinE the u. p. Meighen residence on
the corner Of La Fayette avenue anu
Seventh street.
B. f. MeIghen has had his residence
on west Seventh street repaired and
newly painted. 1t Is now one OF the nm
est dwellings In that part of the city
Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown enter
ttained about twenty-five of their
friends at their residence ON Fitth
street, Thursday evening.
Miss Estella Zane, of Wheeling Is
land, spent Thursday night with her
sister BERTHE, who is stenographer ct the
Fostorla glass house.
United Presbyterian services at the
w. G. It. U. hall tomorrow, at 4 p. m.'
by Rev. ]. II Littell, Of Wheeling
Attorney q. B. Blair was at Powhatan
yesterday morning on legal business,
Miss Jessie Bachman, Of Wheeling Is
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Brown.
Irwin Brown, the murderer OF Crull,
is now In the penitentary.
Mrs. W. G. Hunter Is very sick.
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Special Dispatch to the IntellIsencer.
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Oct. 29.-Pen-
sion certificates have been issued to
West Virginia applicants as follows:
Original wldows-Hannah II. Pal
mer, Pasco; Lucinda ]. Smith, Fair
Plain! minor OF James d. Redd, Syca-
more.
other certificates Issued are Alexan-
der NJ. Helms. original pension, Steu-
benviife, Ohio; Jacob Anseii Reissue.
GAINESVILLE, Ohio; William Patterson.
original, Bridgeport, Ohio: William Nc
Mullen. reissue, steubenvllle. Ohio;
John B. shaiienberger, Reissue, Cali
fornia, Pa; A, c.. Richardson, Gar
wood, Washington county, Pa.
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THE RIVER.

The marks at p. m. showed inches,
(actual stage. IA inchesJ Weather
cloudy and cool.
The Guyandotte is to-day's Mata-
moras packet, departing at II q. m.
with only IA inches on McMechen bar,
she won't have an Inch OF water TO
spare there.
Charles II. Miller, Of Water streethas
Just completed two Of his famous met
allie life boats for the steamer Kion-
dixie, now building at Galllpolls, and
which will run In the Galllpolls and
Pomeroy trade. They are beauties. Mr.
Miller and hts men are now getting out
an order for the Consolidated boat store
OF Cincinnati. Mlller's boats enjoy q
high reputation on oil western rivers.
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On Sundays during the present sum-
mer the Monongnhela River Railway
Co, will sell round trip tickets between
all points mt one fare for the round
trip. NO ROUND TRlP FARE TO
EXCEED FIFTY CENTS. This gives
the people of Clarksburg chance TO
visit Fairmont, and the Fairmont peo-
ple an opportunity to 20 TO Cidrksburg,
travelling sixty-slE miles In either case.
at n cost OF only fifty cents. This Is
'itomethine new" for West Virginia,
and II is hoped that the people VIII
show their appreciation OF these low
rates by patronizlnG them. tth&s
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The wheeling Athletic cubs basket
BAH tonm has been selected and practice
hcglna "wednesday evening The boy
WIN bc conchc1 for awhile ny Herman
FrlrdHch-, OF tho Turnerb Tho follow
Inr vim mako UP thN team Mconuslaud,
Myofe, Duffy, Beck, Wurll and bconhnrt
thH tHttpr r1ututU.
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their cures, and praislng Munyon, whom
they look upon as their benefaetor and
friend.
Mr.. ]. W. Ebbert, Union Bridge, Nd.
SAYS; II suffered with catarrh OF tho
nose for long time. ! could not get re-
lief in my town and travelled so niles
once q week to the Baltimore Oifies 10
secure treatment under Munyon's spe-
cialiSt In one month he cured me OF one
or the werst cases OF eatArrh. ] am daily
telling my fell0w-workmen what Num-
YoR has done for ne"
Mr.. John Irving. Highlands. Whining
ton. Del saws: :" Five doctors for two
years treated me for gastric oatarrh Of
the stomach. but got no better, ! ap-
piled 10 MunyoA's Specialist for treat
inent, and after taking Munyon's RENE
dies for a short tina. ] hnd am able
10 eat we'll sleep well and that ! am
well In every way, desire 10 tnahK
you for my great euro."
Munyon has separate specific for each
disease For sale by druggists, mostly .
cents . vial. II IN Doubt. write 70 Pro-
feSser Munyon, at Philadelphia, Pa, and
got medical advice trte.
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DOVER n Il. Oct. ~. 1896.

Messrs Ely Brothers:-The Balm
reached me safely and In so short time
the effect is surprising. My son says the
first application gave decided relief ]
have n shelf filled with "catarrh Cures. ="
Tomorrow the stove shall receive them
and Ely's Cream Balm will reign SUI
premc. Respectfully
MRS. FRANKLIN FREEMAN,
Cream Balm Is kept by all druggists,
Full size 5Oc, Trial bottles 10 cents. We
mail II.
ELY BROS, 80 Warren ST., N Y. City
fihaGuy
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Simply apply "swAYNEs ONT
MENT.' No Internal medicine toaulr.
ed. Cures tcttor eczema, ltch, all crup'
lions ON the face, hands, nose, etc. lelV.
Ing the akin clear, white ana healthy,
Ite great healing aud curative powers
nrc possessed by no othcr remedy. ASK
your druggist for EwANNE's ONT.
MENT. tths&w
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Distressing Kidney and Bladder dis
ease relieved tn six hours by New
Great South American Kidney cure,
II In q great surprise on account OF lia
exceeding promptntsS In relieving pain
In bladder, Kidneys aud back In male
or female. Relieves retention almost
Immediately. IL You want quick relief
and cure, this Il the remedy. sold by
II. II, List Druggiht, wheeling w Va
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-10-30

DISAGREEMENT for life by burns
or gcalds may be avoided by using De-
Witts Witch Hazel salve, the great REM
edy for piles and for all kinds OF sores
and skin troubles. Charles II. Goetze,
Market and Twelfth Streets Chatham
Sinclair, Forty-sixth and Jacob streets;
A. u, scheele, No. COZ Main street; Exley
Bros. Penn and Zane streets; Bowie
& Co., bridgeport.
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bishop Petsrkia's Lecture.
inl nIanntnh IN thu IninlllrnnnAr

bUtCIHI DIHpHIVT 10 IIu EHIuIIIEVHUVE'
WASHINGTON, D. c.. Oct. 90
Bishop Peterkin, of West Virginia, will,
Tuesday next, at noon, deliver the first
lecture of the Reinicker course at the
Virginia theological seminary Of the
Protestant Episcopal church, at Alex
andrla, Va.
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CYCLING.

When the bicycle was in It's infancy
and new parts and styles OF tires were
constantly being tested, It was ncces-
Sary to give the rider long guarantee
in order to show that tho maker had
faith In his now article. Pneumatic
tires wood rims, light tubing. and va
rlous other changes In the makeup OF
the wheel had to be guaranteed, and II
will be the same In the ohalnless affair.
Few riders win insist that a longer
guarantee than two months be given,
especially when the change Ia such
radical one. Riders Will hardly believe
the claims that certain wheels have
been tested 80 many thousand miles
without n brenk, and will want some
assurance that the wheel Will stand
when tested by themselves Many
whCClmon have expressed themselves In
this line. and manufacturers VIII doubt
loss give careful confederation to the
matter.
Jimmy Michael las taken up his
abode nj Hamilton. Ind, whore he VIII
train for his match race ut twenty-five
miles with j. Frank Stgrbuck. In New
York, Thanksgiving eve. II 10 worthy
Of note that Michael hnH taken q chain
less wheel with him 10 Hammond
The amateur end OF tho cyclic racing
game hna boon an interesting one dur
ing the past season. ana no less than
i've Simon PurcB" have cndonvOrod To
beat the amateur record Of the great
Zimmerman, who won l0j races In
season. two OF these men may reach
thu much rouvht far hyudr ne th4y
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't All an old soldier OF the rebellion.
A year ago | was In bed all winter with
chronic rheumatism, Three doctors
failed to give mo relief Two bottles of
RHrdoek Mood uljtets put mr. on my
feet II IN worth its weight In gold"
w. II. Knapp, Lltchneld, lllllsdale Co,
Mich, y
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John Alien, tho colorc1 bicycle rider.
thn stntwau drum major VI the bovcncf
club NJ the Eighth ward and Dr. pipes.
hosllor, also prIdos himself on his onHnt
nbllIllte, 10 declares his wllllnghcea "
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MOUNTAIN GLEN, Ark.--our chill
dren were suffering with Group when we
received bottle OF Chamberlaln's
Cough Remedy. 1t afforded almost in
slant rellef-F. A. Thornton. This cele-
brated remedy Is for sale by druggists.
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doctors COM
bined These
dlBoove cries.
harmless In
tho hands OF \
c hild, are
proving their
potency IN so
many thou
sands OF cases,
that Il would
be sheer mad
mesa lQE NAAF
sick person TO
turn ava y
from the r
ben o htB. A
cloud OF Wit
nesses, stretch
ing from East
10 West, and
North toSouth.
ara iAlllnE
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LONDON, Oct, 29.-Chase, the blcy-
clist, to-day beat the one hundred mile
record. covering that distance in four
hours, sixteen minutes and thirty-five
seconds.
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srocKnoLpRRs, MEETINGS.
,hraAh NoTIons.

TN TifB CIRCUIT COURT OF OHIO
| County, Wcst vlrglnla.-ln ChnnceiE
city Of wheeling Va. Paige, Carey & co,
Ut ais. .,-,,
To all whom II may conccrni
THO tlndersinnpd has under authority
rlyon him by an order entered IN thp
above entitled cause ON October u, l@I
nxod upon Monday. November ", ih9n e.
tho time for the closing Of tho taking OF
testimony IN said cause,
Given under my hand this sQth day VI
october, 1871.
GEORGE n. u G1LCHRtsr.
ocgl Commissioner.
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In DaTk8st Aifiea.
And Even Unto the Ends Of the
Earth MunyOn Is Supreme.

TIE Nunyon systen Of disease cure.
made IN OF Munyon's homeopathic
Home Remedies, Is doing more 10 I'd the
world Of pain and Eskness than ali tho
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no CuRE A coin IN ONE nay
Tato Laxative Bromo Qulnlnc Tablets,
All druggists refund the money n II fails
Ia cure Q6C
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meet VIII Donaldson In a pie-eatlng con-
test, for 81 a side Allen is confident he
can hide within him eighteen pies.
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other professionals are among the
money ,chusers In money value the
prizes bf Peabody amount 10 5000,
while Schades come 10 $500 Bald
leads the professionals In money won,
having captured S2,7i2 on the national
circuit alone. besides his salary and
money for exhibitions. At the same
time, It goes to prove that some OF the
amateurs compare very faVorably with
the pros" IN speed and prizes won,
New York bicycle dealers. or many
of them, are inclined to think that the
national board of trade has made a
mistake In deciding to have no more
cycle shows. The New York cycle
board Of trade met recently and APP
pointed committee 10 feel the pulse
of the trade, but took no further ac-
ton. Across the East river the mem
bcrs OF the Brooklyn board are In ia
yog OF shows, but Will do nothing TO
antagonlze the national board. They
are % the opinion that the holding of
shows should he given over to the Ma
tional Dealers Association, which
should work In conjunction with the
national board Of trade.
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FOOT BALL.

The Tigers go to Greensburg to-day,
though they wrote to the Psnnsglya-
mans cancelllng. the game on account
of their crippled condition, Yesterday
they received letter from the
Greensburgs, asking them to come any
way. The request Is complimentary 20
the local team, which has visited
Greensburg on two annual occasions
before. Among the players that go are;
Robert, John, Sol and VIII Edwards,
W. and J, Haudian,W Specht NJ Gray,
d. Barrett A. Mcfarland, f, Klnche-
loe. W. Clynk, f. Davis and j. Sweeney.
A steubenvllle giant. who plays with
the Acmes and tips the scales at 2H
pounds, will likely be at right or left
guard. earle Lang will referee the
game. There Is but slight prospects OF
the Tigers winning out. They are not
in their best form. and Greensburg has
good team. The Intelllgencer will
bulletin the result Immediately after
the game,
The RItche and Llnsly elevens do
battle at the Bridge park this after
noon at 3 O'Clock, and n .stHbborniy
fought game is anticipated.
Henry Gaudlng was at steuOenvllle
yesterday and says NJ, e. MesRIggen,
manager OF the Acme foot ball club,
wants to arrange game with the
Wheeling Tigers, for Saturday, No
vember 6.
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The mystery ofwoman.l
mood Is full Of deep
uuanswerable eniEmas.
Why should women be
compelled 10 suffer sim.
ply because they are wo.
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CABTOIRIA..

'i$.:$aI:SGZHzzzz5isI. 49, Az
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In the wheeIlng Ioague lagt night,s
mes resulted as follows;
MusEE LEAGUE.


TIol:.iniIght-Abor.NIt md Picked Team.
The Wadsworth dispatch. [volume] (Wadsworth, Nev.) 1892-1899, 1897-11-27

In Yale's recent football practice
Cuttin has played center on the college
side. He is a big theological student Of
whom considerable has been heard as a
coming player. He weighs 220 pounds,
but has never had any experience save
a little in association football. He is
studying in the theological school and
breaches in a suburban church every
Sunday morning. He is a powerful fell
low and very eager to become a varsity
player.
Cuttin shows q determination to learn
that commends him to the coachers.
He is the only big man who has yet ap-
peared, and the coachers will give him
every attention. as Yale is greatly in
need Of big men for tho center Of the
line.