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The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1897-06-21

SUNDAY, Juno 20.
The Treasury balance at the close OF business
on Saturday WINS 1891. 1884, 49. Of which s144..
491. 500 was gold.
The imports OF general merchandise. includ-
ing dry goods. at the port Of Now York last
week were SlO. 624, $40, against $40. 900. GOT the
previous week and SO. s49.4 5s for the corre-
sponding week of last year. The imports Of
specie for the week were Sl37. 2O5. Of which
S5s,454 was gold. making total specie imported
since Jan. /, 81, s12,5s {. Exports Of specie wero:
Gold, $e53. 800. and silver, R772,292 . total
Of 81. 726. Oe2. against Sl,24l $40 tho previous
week. The exports of specie since Jan. 1 have
been: Gold. Sls.s22 $50. and silver. S2l .s6l. s13.
o total OF $40. 6s4. 800.
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The Columbus, Hooking Valley
and Toledo Railway Co.
The Hooking Coal and R. R. Co.

To tho Holders or Joint Six Fer Cent. twenty
Year Cold Bonds. bearing date July I, 1ssAi
At the request of . large number OF the holders OF
the said Joint Six per cent. Twenty Year Gold Bonds
Of the Columbus Hooking Valley and Toledo Railway
Company and the Hooking Coal and Railroad Com.
pany, the undersigned have agreed to act a. Q Bond.
holders Protective Committee under an agreement.
copies OF which can be obtained from any OF the
undersigned. or at the ONCE Of the
ER TRUST COMPANY. No. 90 Broadway.
In the City OF New York.
Holders Of the said bonds are urged TO take prompt
action by the deposit OF their bonds with the
KNICBkERBOCKER TRUST on or
before July LIST next, for which certificates in due
form will DO issued.
ROBERT MACH.AY.
JULES o. DACHR Bondholderu'
WILLIAM n. BARBOUR, Protective
&. EDEH. Committee.
GEORGE n. HOLT.
WV. B. RANDALL. Secretary.
90 Broadway. New York.
DAVIES, STONE L AUERBACH. Counsel.
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The surplus a year ago was Sl9,9ls.25O. and
two years ago $50. 544. $50.
Brown Brothers & Co. inform holders of the
Ohio and Mississippi Railroad Company consol-
idated mortgage bonds maturing Jan. l next
that tho Baltimore and Ohio Southwestern Rail-
way Company has arranged with them for the
extension Of the bonds for o term OF fifty years,
beginning Jan. l last, with interest at the rate
OF y cent. per annum, both principal and inter
est payable In gold, without deduction for any
taxes now or hereafter imposed thereon. The
bankers offer the holders Of the bonds the priv
ilege Of extension upon the payment of Sl5 per
81 o They further state that they are pre-
1898, the bonds Of any holders who may desire
to sell rather than to extend, provided bonds are
presented on or before July IL next.
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SinHufiRI.
TO nj or Tnn
Ohio & Mississippi Railroad Co.
Consolidated Mortgage Bonds,

THE BALTIMORE & OHIO SOUTHWESTERN
RAILWAY COMPANY have arranged with us for
the extension Of the
90. $685. First Consolidated Mortgage = Per
Cent. Currency Bonda, ana
asS. First Consolidated Mortgage . Fer
Cent. steriins Gold Bonds,
maturing January lst. 1898, OF the OHIO 4
MISSISSIPPI COMPANY, for
. term OF nifty years, from January LIST, 1907. TO
January LIST, 10iT, with interest at the rate Of Z
per cent. per annum, payable July lat and January
1st of each year. both principal and interest OF tho
said extended bonds TO DO payable In gold coin of
the United States OF the present standard Of
weight and nneness, without deduction from said
principal or interest for any tar or taxes, now or
hereafter imposed thereon. by the laws of the
United States, or any State thereof, which the
Railroad Company may be required by said laws
to deduct or retain therefrom. .
UNTIL AND JULY 18TH NEXT. We
oner to the holders of the above bonds the privilege
OF extension. upon tho payment of el5 per bond OF
1000, a. follows:
The 2 per cent. bondholdert TO receive q 1000
Bond. extended for nifty years from January 1, 1907,
at 4 per cent. and e15 in cash, representing the diner
ence in interest between 4 per cent. ana z per cont.
upon coupon due July 1, 1s97-.....e16
upon coupon duo Jan. /, ls9s...... 10
ESQ per bond
Less payment for extension .......... 10 's
Cash pay ment ................ol
The 0 per cent. bondholders to receive q o1 900 bond.
extended for nifty yearn from January l, 1897. at Z
per cent. and % In cash. representing the difference
in interest between 4 per cent. and 9 per cent.
upon coupon due July I. 1897 ..."..olo
upon coupon due Jan. l, 1898 ........ 10
ESQ neE PEI SS SsG.j
Less payment for extension .......... 10
Cash payment. Neutrality-suspicious.. 20
Tho existing z per cont. and 0 per cent. Coupons,
for interest duo July LIST, 1897. and January LIST,
1898. will DO detached from the Bonds (new sheets
OF coupons Of interest. at the rate OF 4 per cent. per
annum for the full term Of the extension. and tho
Extension Agreement being attached); and such cou.
pons. to the extent OF els and elo each, respectively,
will DO held by the undersigned. under their agree-
ment with the Railroad company. uncollected, II re-
quired. until January 1st. 1898.
We are prepared TO purchase. at par and interest
dess discount at the rate Of 8 per cent. per annum) to
January LIST, 1898. the bonds of any holders. with
coupons Of July LIST. 1897, and January LIST, 1893. at
tached. who may desire to sell rather than 30 extend.
provided the bonds are presented on or before July
18th. 1897.
Tho form OF the Extension Agreement can b In
spected at our once.
Brown Brothers & Company,
NO. SO WALL STREET. NEW YORK.
June 10th, 1897.
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SPEYER g. CO.,
30 BROAD STREET.

10 ST1kFFT.
OFFICE CHICAGo. MILWAUKEE AND ST. PAUL
RAILWAY
so ST. NEW YoRK May l4th, 1891.
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TrAnsacts q GENERAL Trust BUSINESS.
Takes Entire Charge Of Real Estate.
Loans Money on Bond and Mortgage.
Issues FIRST Mortgage Gold Bonds
Interest on Deposits Subject to Check.
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FINANCIAL AND CoMMERcIAL.
Hcw York stock EHchause-salsa ana Range or
Prices on All Securities Dealt In Daring the
week Ending Juno ne, 1907.

Open. High. Lote Clos
Sales. Name. ing. est. eat. ing.
booo d. r. leo7.lllh l1lh ll1S 1l1S
1900 o d. @. lso7.l13 113k 113 113
s7Ooo U 8 a. o. 1895. l2 125h 125 1875
5000 U 9 %. c.."..ll4k 1l4h llAk 11dk
1000 N Car en- ts...lo5A 1861 1867 1867
5000 Va r d a.ss OF
l9sl....... 6Aa 6ds 6dl 6dn
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1inRneiRI.
TO the HOLDERS
Pacific Railroad Company
lst Mortgage Gold Bends.
MATURING JANUARY IsT, 1899.

Holders OF tho above Bonds are hereby notinsa
that with q view to securing effective representation
Of their Interests, they win be asked to deposit their
Bonds under an Agreement, which will he published
shortly. giving us full power 20 represent their Bonds
subject to their nDal approval, In any readJustment
OF the Company's bonded debt.
A further Agreement between the Central Pacific
Railroad Company and the Trustees Of the Mortgages
securing such Bonds. is now In course OF preparn-
tlon which, win provide for tho extension. on terms 70
bs stated therein, Of the above Bonds. for n period OF
three years from January /. 1898. with Interest,"
meanwhile at the rate Of 9 per cent. per aunum. pay.
able semi.annually. both principal and interest payar
bic in gold coin.
Certificates will be issued for deposited Bonds. and
applications will be made for listing tho same at the
New York, London. Frankfort-o or. Main. Berlin, ana
Amsterdam stock Exchanges.
After execution OF such Extension Agreement, do
posting Bondholders will have the privilege Of per
%ticipation in fits benefits.
Atyndtcate has been formed under our auspices -
buy, at par, on January L. 1898. any Bonds. the
holders of which have not, within O time hxod there
for, awaited themselves Of the privilege Of extensioa.
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MARTINS PERRY.
Hap, aud slIhaps In Tue Thriving city
Across the River.

IIap5 and MiShaPS la tue Thriving city
Across the River.
william 7. Garrett and s. G. Robin
son. Of Martins Ferry, who have had
much experience in the glass business,
are negotiating for the purchase OF the
Humphrey glass works at Steubenville.
which has been idle several years.
There are nine small pots in the fur
nnce and It is q hrst-ciass one. The
buildings are in tlne shape. II the works
Is bought by these parties they Will
encemaking glass about the mid
die OF August and be in the market for
the fall trade with line Of novelties in
crystal and decorated. Mr.. Robinson
is looking after the office and Mr.. Car
rett the works.
Adam Coss, who was n glass worker
by trade, died yesterday afternoon OF
typhoid fever, at his residence on Fifth
street, nRed twenty-elght years. HIS
case had not been considered critical
until within the last day or two. His
widow. who was Miss Ida Tlmberlake
and two children, survive him. Sir.
Coss was a most excellent young man
and had a very large circle Of friends.
The funeral viii probably take place on
sunday, Local Union No. Is. A. Il.
a w. IT,. and Standard Council No. 80,
Jr. o. L. a. NJ, OF which he was menu
Der. will attend In a body.
Mrs Florence Watson, Misses Leva
Mckay. Bess Griffith, Georgiana Wat
son. Martin Sweeney, DR.. Frank Morri-
snn and Messrs Ernest c. Smith. Jesse
fIjpkins and c. w. Hoylc will take part
In ire oratorla OF st. Paul" at Wheel
ing Park this evening.
Congressman Lorenzo DRntord has
been indisposcd for several days and
Gas unable TO attend the Hanna dinner
nm this account He expected to be
oblc To be in his scat In the house oil
representatives yesterday.
Tho Jury commission for the ensuing
,.c,,. vii consist OF George JepsOn and
Waiter Darrah, OF st. Clairsyille; H.
n Armstrong of Armstrong; Mills,
and Dayld Wagner. OF West wheeling
n van want to buy the very latest en-.
rycIopedla in eight large volumes. one
bolf morocco. at a very low price. call
M the Martins Ferry Office OF the In
telligencer Only one set.
THO nension granted 20 Mrs. Sarah r.
oyinrs WAS secured through the j. T
uones agency IN less than five months
nftcr tire aFst application. This is cN'
Celicnt time.
.yrhe Battle or Gettysburg was thc
subject " Lecture by Rev, VI. J, SlutI
under the auspices Of the Epworth
I."arnie at he NJ. Il. church last night,
Miss Caroline Myers. who was grant
cd a divorce on Tuesday, lett yesterday
Tor Patterson, n. ", WhcTe she VII
make her future home with a sister.
MFR. and Mrs, Kenworthy Hoge re-
turned last night from charming trip
Including Wcst virginia, Maryland var
giuln and Washington, ID. {.
william Rockhold reoelyeTword from
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-28

That Is tie story the morning aeWSpaPefS
tell of the modern business man. Too
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health. Too much rush. aud strain, and
wear and tear. Too little time to eat, TO
sleep, to digest the food, to rest tired body
aud tortured brain. Not enough time to
think once in while Of health and strength
and happiness aud long and useful life. a
widow and orphans LEFT 10 mourn. big
estate that under the diSsecting knife OF the
executor falls all to pieces. It's the story
ofthoulandS OF business men in life reputed
wealthy and successful. II Is story that ~
unnecessary need not be.
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woman In good health. Il goes 10 the roots
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makes them Vibrate TO the music OF good
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and work Is pleasure. Thouhnds say so.
"Yout Golden Medical Discovery has been 4
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FouSt, Of MAYOR, Ripley Co, No " Ny Wtie,s
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Nothing in the world 90 many times pays
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MEN, WOMEN
and. CHILDREN.


b Ladies White Jersey Ribbed
Vests, with square neck and no
sleeve. In these we have two special
lines just now at. .. 7and Ioc each
Ladies Imported Ribbed Isle
Union Suits, in white and black.
These goods are full fashioned and
Of texture almost as fine as silk,
at. ......., $2.oo and Sa75 each
Ladies Tan Ribbed Imported
Tights, just the proper underwear
for cyclers, at. 49,. Shopper pair
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Just received a new line Of Yaeger
mixed Cotton Shirts and Drawers
for Men. These are the color OF
natural wool and very soft. All
sizes, at. ............. 25c
Gauze and Balbiggan Shirts and
Drawers; also Lisle Union Suits for
Men at all prices.
Summer Weight Wooden Under
wear for those who cannot wear cot
ton or Isle, in several grades, for
Ladies or Gentlemen.
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Tomorrow evening the Niagara en-
glne house domino cracks will so ~
nrains, McCurdy's experts. OF me
Ladder house. on TWenty-nrst street
In inc series played so Tar, the sixth
ward hremen have had an easy thlnE.
and expect another victory tomorrow
nIght They nre open to n Challenge
from the Eighth ward fire lndd!rs
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who relieved HIM. was pounded al over
the lot. Buck EwinE played trut hasa the
iirpt time this HraApn. but retired ~ favor
OF Holiday after the NTH Inning. Attend
RHE
Cincinnati 80 200 q o 3 e. 10 .
lioston ...,..3 I o o 9 o 3-i6 ~ }
EARNED runs, Cincinnati q: Foston O.
batteries. ilhlneg, DWyer aud ichTiycr;
klObedann and ieaNer. Thine. 2.lh. Uni-
nlrp Lynch
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Chatham. Ontario, yesterday stating
that his father, Rev. IL. RockhOld, Is
dangerously III.
The knights OF the Golden Eagle at
their last meeting decided that they
would not turn out on Decoration Day.
The festival under the auspices Of the
St. Biary's literary society opened at
Schedules hall last night.
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wenanup-HnI FIEht.

Special Dispatch TO the lntsiigencer.
FORT WAYNE, May S.-Tha home
team tralled IN the rear until the ninth
and won IN = Garrison finish that entnllsed
ne crowd, In the eighth four runs were
made. and In the ninth an equal number
uas scored. giving the HoosieFs q victory
~ GUY RHE
ror, WAYNE. o 0 900 ; 4 all u 10
New castie..O Oi Sal . p-io . .
BAlteries-FoFt Wayne, Herr Mlnuehnn
and Campbell: New Castle, Hewitt, Lipp
and Donovan,
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chnlInnra.

The following "deh" was handed in
yesterday for promulgatlon through the
columns OF the Intelllgencer:
Edward Michaels, Captain.
We, the baltimore & Ohio Base Ball
team, do hereby challenge the Police
Force Club for a game OF ball TO be
played Saturday afternoon. June 8.
c. W. EEGGE, Captain.
wheeling, May "a.
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Special Dispatch 10 the IntelllGenesF.
TOLEDO. Nay T.-.ManSfeld baaeled
hits IN Two innings and won 3 closely con-
tested game from Toledo. The visitors
put up an eKcsllent SEEDING game. Score;
RHE
Toledo .........a oSOOO1 % 10 J
Mans6eid 80 / Q IO3 - !
MISUNDERSTANDING, Kelb and Arthur;
Mansfield, Ely and Lynch.
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Handsome new designs and col
Ors in Damask Curtains, full size,
fringed, at S2.9S, 1898, and $500 a
pair.
Solid colors and fancy designs in
Chenille Portieres from $3.50 per
pair up.
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LOUISVILLE, May E.-HIll pitched a
magnificent RnIne to-day. and the Senator /,
were unable to get "A man past second
base and only two runners reached that
bag The all around work OF the Colonies
was u feature. Attendance l,i20. Score
RHE
Louisville - o0Oi %
Warrington % 0 0 o o o 90 ?
Earned runs. Louisville 2. Battefics'
lIll and Wilson: Mercer and Mcclure.
Time, 1876. Umpire, Emslie.
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CLEVELAND. May G.--For seven In
nlnEs OF to.day's same corbeu fooled the
Indians badly. Then they found him for
fourteen basea IN the last two Innings,
winning the game Youag was knocked
out Of the box by the orioles IN the sec.
ond. Ncpermptt, who replaced him, did
flne work, giving tbs vigltoH but AVE- bits.
RHE
Cleveland ,..,.Ot6 Goa 9-Si6 :
BRttimoTS Is / i o . f-7is
Earned runs. Cleveland 0; Baltimore J.
Batteries, McDermott, Young and Iim'
mer: Corbett, BOWerman and Clarke.
Time, $50. Umpire, O'paY,
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THIRTY years is a long time to hght
80 painful a trouble as piles, but jacob
Mitchell. OF unlonvllle. Pa, struggled
that long before he tried DeWitts
witch Hazel Sulve. which quickly and
permanently cured him II y equally
effective In eczema and all skin aftee-
lions Charles r. Goethe, corner Market
and Twelfth streets; Bowie & Co.
bridgeport; Peabody 3 Son, Benwood 8
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Earned runs. Pittsburgh 2. Brooklyn 2
TwO-base hit, Donnelly. Three-haAe HIT
Jones Home run, Gardner. Sacrifice hits,
shIndle Grim First base on balls. on
Gardner ?: on Payne J. Hit by pitched
HaH. =. smith. Anderson. Struck out. by
Gardner 8: by Payne !. Passed ball, Grim
Time. i:j5. UmpIres, Sheridan and Ne
Donald
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AmnI.nr ~. IlaII.

The Yaller Kids defeated tho crescents
by n score Of to 6. Batteries, Meyer and
Tappan; BIeDeF and Welch. The feature
was tho batting Of Ike EnahelmeT.
The Yaller KIDS challenge the LutS Bros.
for a game on the Peninsula Sunday after
nOOn
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uNpERWlAn-oEo. 3. sTIEIl 8 81.
Geo. T. StifeI & Co.
LIGHT WEIGHT.
Underwear,

One Of the essential points to health is proper
Underwear This department has received es-
pecal attention tins season, and now presents the
greatest variety Of medium and light weight I'm /,
derwear in Wool, Isle and Gauze, for
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-28

Extra heavy Smyrna Duggets,
9xI2 feet, handsome design. $500
And choice Wilton Drggets,
9xI2 feet, at............ 5000
Ingram Art Square, 7!x9 feet,
at... 49,. a.. .... az. 1895
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-28
BOWLING.

Last nights games in the Mozart
Park League resulted in three victories
for Harvest over the KnIekerbockers,
In the Carroll Club League the Alphas
won two out OF three from DaEzlers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-28

Snecial DAp4tcn TO Ane AuteAibNASG'
DAYTON. Ohio. Nay T.-The
wheeling team ives greeted By a large
audience Of ladies and gentlemen here,
,nis afternoon. In practice the team
was the pink OF perfection, but when
me game started the visitors were not
IN It. They gould not make hits when
hits were needed Their errors were
not expensive. Campbell was bit hard.
while whsellnE could not solve the
curves OF Emig. who cut them Oh With
Sye hits. Every man who went to bat
In the arst innlng got . hit OF went to
Grst on halls or being hit with the ball
campbell Oeemed 90 50 TO pieces In Che
Srst. The Doytona worked three dou-
Ne plays on the ViSltorS, and yet were
nnlnelIy by not having any men on
bages when the home runs were made
~ y, o,,nFa Ia
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CYCLING.

The local bicycle racers are preparing
for the first test OF strength of the sea-
son, which occurs tomorrow evening,
at the state fair grounds track. the oe-
CASTOR being the annual outing OF the
wyandotte Club. when one OF the fea-
tures ON the track programme Is to be
a thres-mIle handicap race, open to the
amateurs OF wheeling and neighborins
towns. Entries are being made with
Jason c. Stamp. at his cycle emporium
and are to close to-day at noon. when
onieIal Handicapped WIN r. steven
son. OF the L. A. W. win take the en-
tries and az the handlcaps. Up to last
night the following entries had been
made: George A. Wood. Frank L. NIL
Ter, George Foster. Arthur Foster, JOS
enh Foster, Thomas Cox, w. Re- Lhnan'
w Il hin and +. ]. NeuhRrdt. Pow
der Monkey" McCausland, Cochran ana
other local cracks OF the wheel VIII nj
so contest. There are six prizes, ar
ranged az follows:
First-Gold watch, $50
Second-Gcld Gun buttons, $40.
ThIrd-Blcycle suit. s..
Fourth-Search light lantern, ".
Flfth-Cyclometer
Slxth-BIcycie bell
Wheeling will be represented by two
OF its best riders IN the two great Bur
falo road races, the Lewis and the hdf-
tIn. which take place respectively on
SATURDAY and Monday. Prof. T.. j.
store physical director OF the Y. n. g.
A and Lester Dillon. have gone 10
gufTalo. and expect 10 pull some chest
nuts out OF the FIRE In each race there
are nearly five hundred entrants. Boti
state and Dillon are riding IN iine form
this spring.
Speaking OF fast men, some o. thS9
knowing ones predict that George Wool
M /, entered for to-morrow's Wyan-
Jotte club race, is going TO jump TO the
gr1Dt and become Wheelinga fastest
rider He IS especially fast on The rold
ana would be 4 star IN long distance
road racing. Tomorrow VIII develop
v,hcther he has the requisite sprint on
inc path. Powder Monkey McCauA-
land ls developing great sprint In Ms
DrsctIce work and Is the fayorite ID
predictions thus far made on the result
OF the race
wheeling Will send delegation OF
ten or q dozen riders to me race in ~.
OF the Lobdell Cycling CUB AZ Mhtlet
a. 1ext Monday, Decoration Day.
sns nTize iIst, ali diamonds. IS attract
Ing a n unusually large and brilliant list
OF entrants.
There Will he bicycle races at the
plassworkers' picnic on the state fair
srouuds, Saturday, June L.
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"Red" Violet has been released by
Rockford, and Burlington, OF the same
league, has picked him up. 'Tolly'
Kane continues 10 hold down first bag
for Burlington IN good style, and Is
hitting the ball hard
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-28

Manager coyle yesterday decided TO
play the two Decoration Day games on
the Wheeling grounds next Monday.
When there was some doubt about the
observance OF the day here. II was
thought advisable to play the games in
DAYTON, but Eines the mayor has Issued
a proclamation calling for the observ-
ance OF Monday as The holiday. the
games arc TO be played here
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-28
Do You Use It2

It's tile best thing for the
hair under all circumstances.
Just as no man by taking
thought can add an inch to
his stature, so no preparation
can make hair. The utmost
that can be done is to pro-
mote conditions favorable to
growth. This is done by
Ayers Hair Vigor. It re-
moves daudruf, cleauses the
scalp, nourishes the soil in
which the hair grows, and,
Just as a desert will blossom
under rain, 50 bald heads grow
hair, when the roots are nour-
ished. But the roots must be
there. If you wish your hair
to retain its normal color, or
If you wish to restore the lost
tint of gray or faded hair use
Ayers Hair Vigor.