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Courier Democrat. (Langdon, N.D.) 1891-1920, 1897-04-15

special school district and attach that
part of said territory in range So to Alma
school district, and that part in range 81
to East Alma school district.
Moved by Com'r Weir, seconded by
Com'r Heapy that the request OF the
petitioners be granted. Carried.
W. r. Stewart county constable pre-
sented his bond with John F. Anderson
and John Campbell as ssuretles in the sum
of $4,000 and was accepted.
The request of VIM. Caldwell asking
to withdraw from the bond of Francis
Sim county constable was granted and
the following bond substituted: Bond of
Francis Sim, county constable with Har-
old Sunderland and VIM. Sim in the sum
of $780, 90 was accepted
The petition of Hans @. Olson asking
for rebate of taxes Oh real estate and
personal property in East Alma twp was
laid over until next meeting. Town clerk
of East Alma twp to furnish certified
copy of the minutes of the town board of
review il reference to this matter and
said Hans @. Olson to file required affi-
davits with the county Auditor said tax
being for the year 1896.
It was ordered that the county treasur-
or be instructed to discharge tax judg-
meLt against Christina Sandlson for $500
tho same having been entered 'by error
of the clerk of court
Moved by Com'r Weir, seconded by
! Com'r Heapy, that D. H. Mcmillan be
appointed drainage commissioner in place
of John Reid who failed to qualify.
Carried.
Petition of Pat Scully and others in
reference to the Rosa Lake Grain was re-
fered to the drainage commissioners.
Bill of Joseph Laderoute for $3.50 for
notifying county coroner of the death OF
JOHN Fox was laid over until next meet
ing. -,
McOueen Of Milton for examining Mar
purette Osmond. 1t was ordered that
the auditor be instructed to issne war
rant for the balance of the bill viz: 81 20
A petition was presented by the Town
and School boards of Fremont township
asking rebate of taxes on the real Ell
tate and personal property of John Far
ouhar. Said petition WAS laid over until
next meeting OF tho board.
A petition was presented by Martin
DOYLE and others requesting the board of
county commissioners to grant Langdon
township the sum Of $4,000 TO assist in
grading a slough between sections % and
%, town 1872, range 60, Langdon town
ship. Moved by Com'r Weir, seconded
by Com'r heapy that $4,000 be appro
nriatea to assist in grading said slough
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[oFFIcIAL]
Commissioner Proceedings.
LANepoN. April S, 1897.

LANGDoN. April 5, 1897.
The regular meeting of the board OF
county commissioners of Cavalier county
N. Dakota, was held at the Auditors
Office in the City of Langdon on April
5th, 1897.
Present, Harry Dunfprd, chairman and
Commissioners Geo. Weir and Joseph
Heapy. 80
Absent. Commissioners Mclean and
Porter.
Minutes of last meeting read and upon
motion were approved.
Upon motion the board adjourned
until 8 o'clock a. m Tuesday April 9th,
1897.
APRIL 9TH, 1897.
The board reconvened pursuant to ad-
journment.
Present. Harry Dunford, chairman;
Commissioners Geo. Weir and Joseph
Heapy.
Absent: Commissioners Mclean and
Porter.
Application was presented by Alex.
McFarlane requesting to be appointed
county constable On motion Alex Nc
Farlane was duly appointed county con-
stable to fill vacancy now existing.
Tie bond of Joseph Ridley county JUS
tice of the peace was presented with W.
A. Laidlaw and Geo. Howatt as suretles
in the sum of $4,000 and was accepted.
Moved by Commissioner Weir second
ed by Commissioner Heapy that W. M
Graham If Milton be appointed county
justice of the peace in place OF VIM.
Stevenson who failed to qualify. Carried.
A petition was presented by NJ. y.
Florence and many others requesting an
appropriation Of $4,000 to build a bridge
between sections II and 20 township l59
range 81, Montrose twp.
Moved by Com'r Weir, seconded by
Com'r Heapy and carried that $4,000 be
appropriated to help tc construct SAID
bridge, warrant to be issued in favor OF
Com'r Geo Weir to be paid when bridge
is completed providing however that the
Township OF Montrose grant like
amount.
The bond Of Jacob Busenius county
constable with Henry Agar and =. l
Donovan as sureties in the sum OF $ouU
was presented and accepted.
A petition was presented by Johr
Swanlaw and Others asking to detach the
following territory viz; all Of sections x
and 36. south half OF sections rs and 26
town 100, range SO and all of SECTIONS 81
and 80 and the south half Of sections Il
and 30, town 16O range 81, from Milton
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providing Langdon township board grant
like amount, warrant to be issued IN
favor of Com'r Heapy and paid over tc
Langdon township when work is com.
pleted. Carried.
The auditor was instructed to issue q
warrant in favor of L. Levin for $3.50
and warrant in favor of Alex Rablnso.
vich for $3.50 being the amount paid by
them fur peddlars hcence under law
which has been declared unconstitutional
by the supreme court.
Upon motion the board adjourned to
meet at o'clock p. m.
AFTERNOON SESSION.
The board reconvened pursuant to ad
journment.
Present: Harry Dunford, chairman;
Geo. Weir and Joseph Heapy, commits
sioners.
Absent: Commissioners Mclean and
Porter.
Bill of M. J.. Horgan for money ad-
vanced on account of funeral expenses in
connection with the burial of Forrest
Cooper one of the countys poor was al
lowed at $2S75.
Statement Of settlement between
Linden end Dresden townships was pre-
sented by Thos H. Prior, town CLERK of
Linden twp, and Peter Zettel, town clerk
of Dresden twp, and the following settle
ment was agreed to and ratified by the
board of county commissioners, viz:
Linden township to receive eixty-ive
(65j per cent of all unpaid taxes of 1896
and all prior years from and after April
9th, 1897. and Dresden township to re-
! ceive thirty-five (30 per cent Of all un-
paid taxes of 1896 and all prior years
from and after April 9th 1897, providing
Dresden township issue a warraLt to
Linden township for s98.56. Linden
township to assume all liabilities of the
original Township of Linden
Donald MCLAUGHLIN jr., and Vim. J
Ullyott we're appointed appraisers OF
certain estrays in possession Of Alex Nc
Donald OF Harvey twp.
Bill OF Joseph Catherwood for fees in
lnjunctional proceedings in case OF State
of North Dakota vs j. j. Reilly was LAID
over until next meeting for consideration
by the full board of commissioners.
A petition was presented by VIM. Dick
son and others asking M appropriation
of $4,000 for the purpose of building q
bridge across Snowflake creek between
sections Is aud 16 town l63 range 62
No action was taaer on said petition
and Com'r Henry Mclean was appointed
committee to examine said location and
report at the next meeting of the board.
A petition was presented to the board
by d. Crerar and 26 Others requesting
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the board of county commissioners to
organize town 1852, range 63 for civil and
school purposes.
In compliance with the above petition
and in compliance with sections 1926 to
2532 inclusive compiled laws of 1895.
We the commissioners of Cavalier county
N. Dakota do hereby organize town 1862
west of range 63 north into a township
for civil and school purposes, and the
same is hereby designated an election
precinct. The name of said township
shall be "Grey" and the place of holding
the first town meeting shall be at the re-
sidence of A. b. Croft in said town.
Meeting to held on the 21st day Of April
1897. The auditor was instruct I'D to de-
liver notices Of said town meeting to the
sheriff who shall post said notices ac-
cording to law.
Bill of H. Leitheman for attendance on
Isaac Penner for $31 so was disallowed.
On. motion Adolph Hankey was ap-
pointed assessor of the unorganized por-
tion of Cavalier county at salary of
$1,000.
Petition of Alex McGilvary and others
requesting assistance to build bridge
across Snowflake creek was laid over
until next. meeting of the board.
Application of Hans o. Bjornerud for
abatement of personal property taxes in
the City of Langdon was presented.
Whereas it appears to this board that
the assessment of Hans o. Bjornerud is
higher than other merchants in Langdon
city and that said assessment is excessive
and twice the real value of the
property and that the excessive
assessment was due to an error. There
fore this board hereby recommend that
the state auditor reduce said assessment
$2002.O0 for the year 1896.
Moved by Com'r Weir, seconded by
Com'r Heapy, that the following places
be designated as places for holding chat
tel mortgage sales for the ensuing year
viz:
iohG uOOr OF Cne FlrstNal.Onal Dank
Langdon.
Front door of the post Office, Milton.
Front door, Of the post Office, Osnabrock
Front door Of the post Office, Olga
Front door of the post Office, Hannah
Front door Of the post Office, Elkwooa
Front door Of the school house No. l
Fremont township.
Upon motion the board adjourned until
Wednesday April 7th 1897, at 8 o'clock
q. m
APRIL 7TH, 1897.
The board reconvened pursuant to ad-
journment.
The following members were present,
Continued to Eighth Page)
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A Nickel Clock, S1.OO; Box of Cigars
s1.OO; Two 5 cent Cigars for 5 cents;iA
School Slate at cents; True Pipe Ra-
zors, worth $3.50 at $100: Hung arian
Grass Seed a bu. s1.0O; Blue Grass
10 cents qt., and lots other bargains.
The Independent. [volume] (Honolulu, H.I.) 1895-1905, 1897-01-11

through him, had asked Captain
Wiltse il he would land the troops
to protect life and property. In his
statement to the Senate Committee
on Foreign Relations, the Minister
stated, in reply to questions put to
him, that the meeting occurred be
fore he went on board the ship, that
he knew of it, that he knew the re-
suits Of it, that he thought they had
not gotten entirely through when
he went on board the ship. He
could not swear to that. A few
minutes after the Minister had
finished his remarks, the Captain
said to him: | have decided to land
the troops already, and | will land
them at four o'clock; they are all
ready to land, and here is an order
| have written to the commanding
officer" The Minister left the ship
at about four o'clock.
(T'o be Continued.)
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THE INTERNATIONAL SHOOT.

Our National Guard Boys Score 1867
Under Disadvantageous oondi-
tioUs.
The 100 men of the Hawaiian Ma
tional Guard shot their 1000 bullets
at the targets on Saturday, and all
but 9 of them found resting place
and score on the butts. If the
score OF 1867 is not as large as was
anticipated, it is highly creditable
one considering the very unfavor-
able conditions OF the weather from
a marksman's standpoint. Strangely
enough many of our crack shots
lowered their practice and match
records, while their Juniors in shoot
ing averages progressed towards the
| front ranks.
The highest score was that made
by Private w. II. Smith OF Co D,
with A; he was tied by Overlook Of
Co. e, but won on the Creedmoor
ruling. They were closely followed
by Schmidt Of b, Austin of f, Hane-
void of f, Lemon of ID, and Morse
OF G with 43; Capt. White, Lieut..
Col, Fisher, and Gouvea OF e with
AZ. The following are the con-
densed scores:
Field and Staff Lieutenant Col.
Fisher, AZ; Maj, j. w. Jones, 81;
Capt. Schaefer, 80; Capt. Ashley, 80;
Sergt w. @. King, 80; Sergt. Elvin,
AZ; Sergt Maj, Wall, 2S. Total, 259.
Company Anus. Bortfeld, AZ;
Duschalsky, 80; Peterson, 40; Wat
son, 40. Total, 16l.
Company b Capt. White, AZ;
Lieut.. Giles, 80; Corp. Schmidt, 43;
Corp. Hagerup, 80; Corp. Frasher,
AZ; Lewis, 40; Riley, 40; Oleson, 40;
Schofeld, 40; Bolster, 36; Hapai,
80; Ewing, 81; Cummins, 40; Ord
| way, 90 lOtdi, ooo'
Company Capt. j. M. Camara,
40; Corp, Speckman, 35; j. Ferreira,
80. Total, Ia.
Company D-Sergt. Gere, Al;
Sergt. Wilder, 40; Sergt. Brunette,
80; Corp. Johnson, AZ; Corp. Boyd,
81; Corp. Mott, 33; Corp. Buchanan,
80; Amark, AZ; Butler, 3S; w. Char
lock, 40; W. j. Smith, 40; Lemon,
43; Macy, 35; Cook, 27; Vida, 40;
McKinnon, 3S; W. H. Smith, A;
Zerbe, 81; Coakley, 30; W. Wilder,
80; Harris, &c. Total S02.
Company E. Capt. Coyne, AZ;
Sergt. Moore, AZ; Sergt. Taylor, Al;
Sergt. Seybold, 33; Corp. Miller, 39;
Corp. Short, 36; Scott, 33; Sutton, Al /;
Gephert, 81; 9ouvea, AZ; O'Connor,
40; Keister, 3S; Sproat, 80; Florell,
40; Whitehead 81; Myne, SO; Middle
ton, 3S; Overlook, Al; Winant, 80.
Total, 730,
Company F--Lieut. Ludewig, 38;
Sergt. Vollberg, 39; Sergt. Feray, 35;
SOIp' uOnueoh, T., muioithoi, II
Davoushelle, 40; Beckett, 3S; Fried
ersdorf, 40; Fitzsimmons, 40; Cook,
80; Mus. Austin, 43; Hanevold, 43;
Peterson, 40; Ross, 36; Johansen,
36; Kinds, 40; Luahiwa, Al; Gumfer,
Al, Total, Ill
Company G-Capt. Kea, 81; Lieut.
Morse, 43; Lieut.. Wilcox, IL; Kulike,
AZ; Sergt, Rose, AZ; Kealoha, 81;
Keliipio, 38; Mahoney, 80; Wallace,
40; Nakuina, 80; Rose, 80; Sherwood,
81. Total, 1914
Company H--Lieut. Carlyle, 30;
Souza, 35. Total, 20.
Graud total, 1867,
Captain Hanford OF the U, S. S.
Alert assisted by Lieut.. Lansdale
and Paymaster Little and corps OF
men behind the targets looked after
the interests Of the California team
while Lieut. Col. Fisher assisted by
Capt. Paul Smith and Lieut., Evan
sen represented the local team.
In the shoot Sam johnson of Il,
won a gold bar with Az, and 81
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Quoe" Street. Honolulp,
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ALLEN &c ROBINSON.

DEALERS IN LUMBER AND Coal AND
BUILDING MATERIALs OF
ALL KINDS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-07
MARTINS FERRY.
IInps aud srlrhaps la the Thriving city
Across the River.

Ham aud MIshapS la the Thriving city
Across the River.
one OF the most interesting meetings
In the history of the woman's Foreign
Missionary Society Of the Methodist
Episcopal church, was the quarterly
thank Offering NJ the residence Of Mr..
and Mrs. Robert Carmichael, on Lom-
bard street. last 0sht. The programme
consisted Of literary exercises, vocal
and Instrumental music. The thank Of
foring was liberal one. Choice re-
freshmcnts were served at a season.
abie hour. About nifty persons were
present and the splendid meeting was
In charge OF Mrs. ]. W. Robins.
A horse attached to n buggy, In which
two men were driving, ran on on West
Hanover street yesterday morning The
buggy was badly used up and ono OF
tho occupants had his head and Shout
ders hurt. The second escaped unin-
iured. Their names were not learned
THE horse is somewhat the worse from
the experience.
The Wheeling e. Lake Eric bridge
ncross Short Creek, where the big
wreck occurred has been rebuilt and
trains nrc crossing as usual without
Transferring. This Ia known ms CRrpcn-
ier'g bridge. The wreck was the lar
Eest that ever occurred on this r1ilroad.
The Pcnse township mllkmen have or
ganiIed n union with g. Lcatherwood,
prpsIdent; Lewis Sommcrs, vice presl-
dent: George webb, treasurer, and
LeathcrWOod, Webb and Sommers del
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A miscellaneous MsiAnEo OF Minor Mat
t.r, Fron, MarahnlI's Metropolis.

A Miscellaneous MslAnEe OF Minor MAI
Ter, from MArhiRii'S Metropolis.
The Mound City Sand Company has
secured lense on the TomblinsOn land
above the camp ground switch. An I'M
proved elevator will be erected and
switch has already been laid.
J. O. Brooks 10 doing a thriving busl-
ncs4 In his new grocery store In the Third
ward. Elmer Bryson Is assistant clerk
Mr., Edward Smith and wife, who have
been staying with !. y. Wilson. moved TO
chapllne street. Wheeling, yesterday.
& W. Booker will improve his resi-
dcnce on Tenth street by the addition OF
A dining room and kitchen.
MFR. Eckhart, cashier OF the PcopleS'
Bank OF wheeling was a business caller
10 the city yesterday.
Mfr NJ. Cats. Of Graysyllle, was rhak-
ing hands with his MoundsYille friends
yesterday.
Ed Iohr Is preparing 10 build a brick
addition to his barber shop on JouerFon
avenue.
Mrs @ s. McFadden and Mrs. w f..
Weaver are visiting friends In PITTS
bursh.
Mlss Mary Sanford, Of Lumberport. is
visiting her sister, Mrs VIM. Blake.
WILDER Hartley,of Second street. lsbed-
fast with typhoid fever.
Mr.. Chas Duncan. OF ST. Paul Is visit
Ing n. f. MArghen.
Henry Cunant IL In the city circulating
among friends.
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gates to The Central Trades Assem-

egateS to the Central Trades Assem-
bly,.
The case of Eliza P. Holiday vs.. r.
c. SwartZ. executor and r. G. Swartz
vs.. Eliza P. Holiday, 10 Get for May 10;
SyIyegier shrodes vs.. the Wheeling
Electrical Company and Richard C.
Swnrtz, executor. W. Eliza P. Holiday,
ct al, May 20; r. c. SwArt8, executor,
We. Eliza p. Holiday, May "a; Caroline
Myers vs.. Jacob Myers, May IS; Maud
Rogers VS.. William RoGer1. Nancy
Payne. Lizzie Thompson vs., Henry i.
Thompson, May q.
AT the congregational meeting ct the
Presbyterian church. last night, II was
reported that about 10000 had been
subscribed, with several committees to
be heard from. The final report of the
committees will be made In two weeks.
Three old and well-known citizens are
dangerously III. These are: William
Clark, who resides IN the extreme
northern part OF town: Joseph Bird, OF
North street. and James Cow, residing
back OF town.
The evangellstIc meeting being con-
Quoted at West Wheeling are largely
attended and the outlook IL fnNoruhle
Rev. DR.. W. c. D. Bond. pastor Of the
Martins Ferry Baptist church, II con-
Quoting them.
Reserved seats were put on sale yes
terday, for the concert to be given At
the Opera House tomorrow, and are
going of well. This will be one OF the
best entertainments ever given IN Mar
tins Ferry.
About twenty couples attended the
hop given at the ShrieVe-Hervey hall
last night, by the Entretenons Ciuo' Tor
which music was furnished by the
Standard orchestra.
Miss May Cope. daughter OF Morris
Cope, formerly Of this township. VIII DO
married. Wednesday, May Il, to Oscar
Bryn, at the home OF Miss Cope, at
Chattanooga, Tenn.
Ernest c. Tweedy has sold his prop
erty on South Second street, 20 A. b.
Gilmore, who has moved into It. Mr..
Gilmore Is improving the property.
The colored people will have n dip
ping At Mt Pleasant on Sunday, May
i6, and OF course large crowd will at
tend.
country mt convention at st Clatrsviiie, May
Is, at 1890, sharp. D. D. Taylor time.
Petitions are being circulated at st.
Clalrsville. asking the council TO submit
the saloon question to the people
Mrs. W. c. Moore and two daughters,
OF Tiltonville, were the guests OF Mar
tins Ferry friends yesterday.
Miss Bess Nuzum OF Barnesvllle, o.
will arrive to-day 10 spend Sunday
with Martins Ferry friends.
Edward H. Ewes has brought suit for
divorce against Grace Ewes, on the
ground OF wIllful absence.
Mr.. and Mrs. Myron E. Cole are enter
taIninE Mrs. f. L. Cunare and daugh-
ter, Hazel. OF BarneSville.
Mrs. Harry COPELAND. Of Bellalre, IS
visiting Mr.. and Mrs. Glare Chamber.
lain,
The board OF education met last night
and reelected ". II. Stewart president.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. W. Kerr are visiting
relatives at Pittsburgh.
Captain Charles Morris Is visiting his
son at HIllsboNo, Pa.
Campbell & Sedgwlck arc putting In
new soda fountain.
Miss Bess Griffith has returned from
Bellaire.
William Watkins Is down from Lis
bon.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-07

s,selaI Dispatch to the IntSlllgencOr
FORT WAYNE May 6,-whceling
c,pturcd the opening game OF the series
ann CookeSs men this afternoon. Camp
MI was In che box for the NAilerA and
h. moro than redeemed himSsIP for his
poor showing In tho opening game Of
To,eIo, The home team could DO nothing
With hts Gouth-pRw delivery and the re-
suit was at no time In doubt MorriSeys
three-bagGer was the only long MT MADE
~ Campbell, and Two singles added
mako the total OF Fort WaynGg hitting.
Pitcacr Derrick opened Tor the Fort
WoyneS and Wheeling did not md Il
sai,ult TO connect with DIS delivery
,,h4n hits were needed. CJiFti9 and Nc
Ginnis1 hit hard for the visitors, with
tsrre hits Apiece. and o'Brlen was on
hand With three singles. M
NoSteen has been released. and Mama
ser CoylS played right field to-day. IL Is
S1mored tonight that Wheeling IL after
sv,o PLAYERS, OutfiGlder Gallagher, OF last
S,,son'S club. who haR been playing with
Glenalyin's Grand Rapids team, and
Pal ESnell,t the pitcher, who was the king
Mn In the Fort Wayne aggregation last
yesf, Knell's terms were 80 high that
Fgt wayne declined 20 SiEn him, 50
thOre Is a howl hero now, and II Is claim
sI Wheeling Is d!sreEardins the salary
limit
Ssrre:
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PITTSBURGH, May s.-KId Mccoy,
who Is meeting all corners nightly at
the BlIou theatre, where he Is playing
nm engagement this week, tonight
knocked out two OF PlttsburGh's pugi-
Ilstic celebrities Mike CreedOn, weigh
ing about lC5 pounds, who thought well
of his powers, went again the Kid and
was knocked out in a round and n hall.
Two successive punches on the Jaw in
the second round made 1t impossible Tor
him to respond before the ten seconds
were up. o'Hara. a heavy.weight, stood
up about half round. when he went
down and refused TO get up.
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Will resume Monday. There IA nothing
new regarding the pnddlers' difficulty
Edward u Noel has returned from
Palhtlne. where he wns delegate tn
the Red Mems state council
Several members OF the @. A. r. and
WOman'E RELIEF Corps from here at
tended the enuampm0nt.
Prices show boat struck here yester-
day and succeeded IL securing many a
festive nickel
Miss Luclla Baker. OF Lewlsvllle, o.,
Is visiting Miss ora Llnslcy.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-07
BaApY As A NATcHMAKRR
Mahsr and sharIr'y arO to Meet Abou
Juns 10 Near New York.

Mahsr and sharkSy are TO Meet About
jane 10 NsHr New York.
NEW YORK, May 6.-BueK Connolly
Of Pittsburgh, and Dan Lynch, of San
Francisco. the respective managers OF
Peter Maher and Tom shArkey, met
ana closed a bargain with William A.
Brady, Corbett's manager for a meeting
between these puKillata. A forfeit Of
SO 800 was placed in the hands OF Al
smith with the assurance that the bout
would take place In this vicinity. Mnher
and Sharkey's representatives also put
up 4 forfeit for the appearance OF their
men al the rlnEside at the appointed
Zine. The bout II TO take place on or
about June 10 and Brady says ne VIII an
nnIInca the locality next Saturlay,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-07

The Alert base boil team win cross
bats with tho p Daugherty's. Of Mar
tins Ferry. SaturdnYAmornln8, at 1880
O'Clock. Challenges will be accepted
from teams under sixteen years OF age.
Answer through the IntelliEeneer.
A novel game will DO played at Full
ton, Sunday. between the fat men and
lean men OF the town around the hill.
Joe" Marshall Is captain OF the heavy
weights and Recorder Wagner nils a
like capacity for the leans" The
fats" draw the line at 200 pounds, and
under 100 pounds - the standard set
up By the leans" A large crowd VIII
witness the fun.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-05-07
Yoangulo,vn's Costly Errors.
tai Dispafrh 10 the ipteIllRencer.

TOLEDO. May G.-Timely hitting by To-
islO and errors by Youngstown IN the
opening inning gave the home team a lead
Tie Youngstowns could not overcome.
schelble relieved sayers and was COM
''''e RHE
Tols5, -.....7 1000 900 IL I I
Youngstown % 0 ! 9 1000 % Z
Rst'ertcs-Toledo. keenan, and Arthur;
YOUNGSTOWN Sayers, Sohieble and llnram.
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Earned runs, Fort Wayne ]; Wheeling
Tvo.base hits. Messltt. McGihniEs. Three
T!rst basn on balls. on Derrick /; OF Sew
srs /. Hit by pitched ball. by Sewers ].
Struck out. BY Sewers J. by Campbell T.
wa pitches. Campbell l. Double plays
Cooke 20 Morrisscy to kim: HagKerty TO
Morrissey TO kim. Umpire, Weller Time
Of came 800.