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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-02
CENTRAL RAILROAD Of new JERSEY
anthracite coal used eNold.iftiyy
-Four tracks Automatic Block riEnais
on and after January -. 1891.


-Four tracks Automatic Block rgnais
on after January p 1877,
Trains leave station foot II Li1"Tij =
For Easton. Bethlehem. Allentown. Nalcn 'nNaH "a
1i5. $40 - Esstor, 4. u. l-Iy. oV -
a 30 Eason 5i5 g 80 - Alentown) = VI SUNNY"
40 q II Easi0nD \ NJ. 1900 80 p NJ . a..
Wlikesbdrre Plftsf0n. ana scranton, BIO a -
i.i0 30 AIS T. VI. SUNDAYS. 40 4 N. . "a
For Reading 40. 600. o ~ 1000 u 20 " ~,
90 200 40 800 5al 900 =. ", II - nignL Sun
days 30 A NJ 100 ? co. 500 $50 p " y - ngn,.
For Harrisburg go 500 $40. ii;3o a ~. ~
90 go y NJ. II - night sundass 4so
A NJ. 100 : 30 p N. 2l5 r GIT 40 "A.
FOR slnhury I,ewish.rv and Wl.larsporf. 81 %. sD
$40 A. NJ i.lO 30. 300 +. 81. Sundays, % H. NJ
500 p Il. -
ALL RAIL ROUTE.
FOR LONG BRANCH. OCEAN GROVE &c
For Red Bank Long Branch. As1ury PARK ocean
Grove and points south 70 Point Pieannt ~ ~. 20
iO45 A NJ - $40 20 Rcd Bank, f;i5 ~
80 els NJ sundays slops a. lnierldken or Ason3y
Park Ocean jr0ysl. 200 4 ~ : 10 p VI
~ Fo- LAKEWOOD.
40 lO45 A NJ. I.i5. $40. 40 OBS SATURDAYS oh'y'
For Toms Rrer Barnsgat PARK ard Bsrnesat <'so
1915 A VI las. 80 r. " a,
For Atlantic city vine.and and Brifseton' '1V a M
For Monmouth Beach s-asrish' ard Hshis,nds q
Navesrk 40 $50 1915 \. ". 30. $40, 40 40
% SUNDAYS. 700 4 VI. 400 r. "
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-02
Valley RAILROAD

sta tons foot OF COrtiandt and Desbrosses sts;
G;1O A. " daily SUNDAY 40 A. NJ fCr MALId
CHUNK intermediate stst, ,ppr WOW
fveei savs, FI,MIISA (sveek aayst ITHACA. GENEVA.
ROCHESTER, BUFFALO. NIAGARA FALLS, and tho
west and priaeps local points. Dining Car and Chair
car 10 Buffalo. , ,,,r.-,, ,.,,r-,.,-
1850 4. VI. daily except SUNDAY, ,0f MAD1h OhIHA
and intermediate points
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-02

A DNERTIsEIENT- ano subs rrptions Tor The Trie-
n .ieed their Uptown Once. No l2<2 Broad
way. north 3ist until v O'Clock y. al
verisements received the following branch orcss al
once O'Clock m. % STA
ave, D. c. COZ. :3t Ct: Is: oShave. cor. lsih ST.;
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-02
THE STATE or TRADE.

,d wos,srr 81 GoTs. S. natives - spnso common $50
f3 Isl choice lambs 81 T5ffs6; veal calves ~ ""s'
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-02
ROYAL BLUE LINE.

40 PHlLADE "A, IA! lhohE an
For PHILADELPHIA week DAYS. +5p. 500, "vi lV.c.
II 30 Dining tar) 4 II. l:o ZOO 5@ o' 'bsh,,t
p,rlor carr 80 800 DINING Car. 600 lSl n Z.
n i2.l5 night sundays $50 tt' 1000. u -. tD.niss
car A. N. 200 400 800 Dining taFi l. ~ l--''
night. ,,.s,..,-- -,.st .,va : 90 1000
+, "a Lining carr A NJ 2.Cu $50. 300 iDirins az
p n Is.l5 night. sundays. io," II "a llinlns 'ao
4 II acO 5aO DINING can +. u. IL" nien'
and nnrar-car seats l~ secured at t =
riber,v - i3 ~ 26l i3i "a 10 i5-s -'laf"sz,
az c,h Az 81 East ian st. l53 ka-f l-'if -. 20
Nest Ia5rh 81. PSI Columbus Az N-A fqrrr W
:, .,n t,r0n s. Brooklyn Broadway, Nll.lansn =
NJ %su York Transfer Company VIII c4l ~ alt cAeek
ttary.go .rr m hotels RI residence 70 destination
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-02

FLOUR AND AEAIl-The -four narse. was dni. a,q
kea today lnflen tho depression IN wheat ana
Indifference - buyers except for small los oi ~
= oo ,ss .pr * 70 ,Sn- Was erec,el 81 i5as4 30
a.. ~ oos spring aears - - IN w9rI' ne a. o
80 RYE FLOr2-Dull ana weak WIN sales - 90
Win no important rar-actons Quoted 81 '9aSi ;" iof
es,,n-1red a. - brand. EEL Stea'f. Ru',
~ oraaa 'oa75e ~ hea 524g So omra ls':G'
Sss sIe T"" ""'e. ''r''' me '+'''" ''S '''
n, , o". IA, o., ,,-''s IN a. e,eie, omen
va talk. following colsos once sold on
hsrpy under ac,ve general unloading and numerous
va pronounced uDturn on &c Missouri saie reP9r
VIC. claimed that q cent 4 the area IN MAJ SAIs
1sa have 70 be- reploughed aid that the cona'u.h ,
sw 90 bush was estimated against ld6 900 bush s-i
me snort Interest was ar act'e hIyei "a -.,.s
were picking % july wheat in chicago. Disian; deIr-
me- n fae showed he sreaint hTmness IN soin
- rom TOP prices the last minutes anoihe
nor aurry carried prices fraction u
sSsons anc 10 higher distant deliveries festuIe
nsat sections The Price Current was bearsh e1 70
!" sne cases o. Illinois Indiana and Missouri wnon
80 snow 'ue or Improvement IN 1ondon slflne
,saL receipts isrge aggrersting So cars
ss.Sosrd Cables while conncting showed benrsh
dsrs ana were a. material assistance - bear traders
alo.s1 - uDsi SOFA. all for export ~ : f~i wa.
.s. No NoSern New T Ta9s 4 S", a"er Nav
winter X D y-a oc ger May ancAi No haiS
wh VIZ Z. OYER NAY anoat . CORN The market.
J any ~. marked ac'gy during he Ge5
points ana - nea'y export shipments from ssaboaia
psr,s fsDs through me com regions retsrding Trans
Closing price. 800 we're steady and aboui nn'nangs1
sssh including e 5 o va. hner wth .sies or y 600
o., el.yt ousa angrsdef 2eisc and
aArs-The ,srs.1 s1n sss quoted So'4c elevator
~''n'usA speculation On narrow lines and
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-02

Baltimore April Flour dull unchanged, receipts
95a, hhls erports a.733 bills Wheat alil ana easy
sp~t and rannih sibc asked May. II3I.i.c receipts
G an bales sxports 5000 bales stock H23VI bush
a,s T,si.c. month -. a2sisc: NAV. 2sAn2shc. July
epa, igOr steamer mixed 2rt62tsc; rece pts 9iJ"}t
bush exports $50 3i2 bush stock, l'v . purh sai-a
AZ coo hush. southern corn. H-u3Vci 30 yellow,
2s&42gc firm No white ZJu 20 - nN~ '
n sii,c receipts ~ bush e,ports N bush stock
i55 mo hush rye steady. No nearby 3ssgoSN.o Nesi
e-n .ai Q3ni-c receipts 32J2 bush; Stock i.Sl Du-n
Hsv Arm on choice grades choice timothy sla % pg
quiet. uncha g"d sugar urn
&, ~ p.r leo NJ Butter firm, unchanged heKs anu
cheese steady unchanged. Whisky Unchanged
Boston April f.-F0u--Dul ard easier spring pat"nls
8. 2nds 90 straight. - 4ps4 winter pNents
mass 10 clear and straight 81 Jds+ 10 'ornneHl
quef s4de.c per bag. 81 4OGsl - Per b0 ,orn guet
steady. fancy clipped 264c " clipped. spot nc no
clipped spot 25c lower grades. 2in VI leea cay
srfng bran ship and raj sl2 zoos u 90
bran sif mldll.ngs sl2 .5nsii red dog h'us Nii -.
PORK steady long short cuts 81 30 isan ehas ~,
backs SO 7jnSil ~: hams gh4 lOAc ard Drc' OaDn
sdiOc Fresh beef slow steers 5i1Tj%c had quarters
7ik6iOi.c. f0res ,G5ac. Butter hrmi northern er''
cry 2id22r. Western. 2l42.c. imitation Lara ,tIes
iifar Vernon dairy i-nisc. common. 100 oc amos
quiet and yeariiugs 5GTtc veal "a e..
nearby lJc. Eastern. choice. lie. western vsu.4s
Michigan. IL. Beans quiet. Poultry quiet 49,
qu~t valencias 81 25gs5 80. Lemons - o"S
50 Hay qulet. choice. SlJdSiG. Leather hrm.
Buffalo. April i-sprns wheat -i!cmand ialr; Inn Inn
firm No nard. I'D So new -, ,i,, - weaS 10
rel IN store. ,5sc: No white state &c .orn s'' ~.
No . vefov Is 80 yellow. 27tsc: No yellow ~ =
80 > corn .7iTgTi,c: NJ 2Tc: NO J corn Snr1a
2il,o strong ~ white 22,sc 10 "n ,ca ioc
Rarie,-Inqulfy limit Rye dun No ? on track '''ac'
sfealr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-02

Total today thousands Nast three
ciphers omitted this week last week and last year az
Chicag1 Milwaukee. Minneapolis Duluth. 81. Louis. t.
edo Detroit. Kansas CITY. ana Peoria, and seahoard
movement New York Boston Baltimore. Philadelphia
NeW-Orcans. Newport News and Galveston. follow:
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1897-04-02

cash quotations were follows ftoHr
yellow corn 24.q24sc. 30 spring wheat tbH+ IOis',
NJ , red >iiadsHsc. ~ corn 2s7<Q2f7~ci - oais
i7i.c. 40 > white. 2liac ~ white l3g2Jl.c, No :
r'e 32isr ~ barley n.mira. No I. D. 2.G8-c -
hayseel 70is Q7Sc. tim thy seed. 81 1@2, n-ss
pork per hh = 81. lard. per 100 n. ~ "a;
short sides daos.l - 5jNS 30 dr saied shoulders
Nedi 1905 clear sides ib'Ned 81 t2iS4 "a
vhskry. dlst'er- hnrnei goods per ga 81 II 'ugars'
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-01
GLORIOUS FOURTH
VIII be Observed in Wheeling on
Saturday and Monday.
MANY OF THE MANUFACTURERS
Aud Many Of the wholesalers viii Close
lrDoor. on Saturday The Railroad
FREIGHT stations ass TO Close on sAtur-
day-Ths omelal Observance win 0sear
on Monday, and the Banks Have De-
eldsd to Close on the Latter Day.

The GLORIOUS Fourth" win be cele-
brated in Wheeling on two days this
year. When the Fourth falls on Sun
day 1t is the usual thing TO have the
observance on the Monday following,
and Mayor Butts some time ago issued
a proclamation calling for the official
observance on Monday. Yesterday the
banks OF the city followed in his wake
by deciding to close their doors on Mon
day. The retail merchants, too, VIII
observe the holiday on Monday.
ON the other hand, agencies nave
been at work this week that VIII con-
tribute to perhaps a more general Oh
seryance OF the Fourth on next Satur,
day. The Wheeling Freight Agents
association has decided TO close the rail-
road freight depOts OF the city on SAT-
urday. This also applies to the depots
Of the oyer-the-river towns, as the
freight agents OF BelaIre, Benwood ana
Martins Ferry are members or the as
association. With the freight stations
closed on Saturday, II naturally tolows
that the wholesale merchants OF lhe
city. and probably some Of the manu-
facturers win close down for that aeS'
This win make the Saturday eele9Ia-
ton OF the day more general tnan Moh-
days, for the wholesalers and manuIac-
turers employ far and away more per-
sons than those who Will be given
holiday on Monday through the closing
OF retail stores.
Here In Wheeling there viii not be
public celebration Of independence,
day. ON Saturday afternoon there VIII
be picnic and outing on the state far
grounds, under the auspices OF the Ger
mania Hall association, and another or
sanitation will hold forth at the same
plaee ON Monday. the fifth. II is prob
able that the Wheeling and Toledo
bail clubs viii play games, morning anu
afternoon, on Saturday. and these VIII
draw many. of the thousands that VIII
be idle that day.
celebration on Monday, including a
parade. speeches, bicycle races and
other attractions.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-01
AT MOZART PARK.
Good Attraction. at thl. Resort on JuIy
J, 4 aud ..

Good Attraction at this Resort on July
,, A aud ..
The park patrons of Wheeling will
have an opportunity of celebrating the
glorious Fourth three times. The man
agement Of Mozart Park has arranged
attractions for the Sd. 4th aud 9TH, ana
as they are of an unusual nature big
crowds should be In attendance each
day. on Saturday there will be mon
stef picnic, with the usual amusements'
and as an extra lnducement the, park
people have decided to charge Just 20
cents for dancing on that day.
Sundays attraction Is Il very good
one, consisting OF concert In the af-
ternoon and evening and new pictures
by the clneograph. An expert has been
at work on the machine and we can as
sure the public that every picture VIII
be shown in a first class manner rms
machine when properly handled Is by
far the best OF Its kind, so everyone VINO
attends will be well satisfied.
On Monday there will he dancing from
two until twelve. for which but twenty
five cents viii be charged, and in ad-
dltion the Park association have con-
traeted with the well known firm OF p,
Il. Smith 4 Co, for grand $500 display
OF aerial fireworks.
The admission for each day will be
only ten cents, and no doubt large
crowds will 20 to the popular hilltop
resort every dny.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-01
! SPORT.
Case Bali, Bowling, Bicycling, }
, Boxing, Races, Etc.
THE DOUBLE SEASON Co.'s.

The double season proposition oher-
ed by the Intelligencer Is n go, Six OF
the eight clubs have given their assent
to the proposition, more than the two
thirds that was thought to be neees-
sary. However Il Is now stated that
the change could have been made on'a
bare majority vote. so that only FIVE
votes were needed. Already the lntel-
lIgencer has printed the views OF the
New Castle, Wheeling, Fort Wayne and
Springfield magnates. all OF whom Vot-
ed for the change, and now come Mana
ger Strouthers, OF Mansfield. and Pres
ident Anderson, of Youngstown, both or
whom are for the change, and making
six votes for the double season. Mana
ger strOebel OF Toledo has already
voted against the change and 1t Is
likely Dayton, too, viii be against H.
but that makes no difference, as they
are In the minority by several points,
President Power stated yesterday that
he would call special meeting OF the
league for the latter part OF this week
or the fore part of next week, when the
double season would be voted upon. As
will be seen from the showing OF hands
made through the Intelligencer, the
meeting win be mere Formally, Al
ready the change Is practically made,
and Wheeling cranks VIII rejoice that
there Is now q chance for the Nallers to
make a creditable showing IN the sec
ond season, which viii probably be
started on July II. Below are given
views on the double season PROPOSE
ton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-01

The steamer Kanawha, which plies
between Pittsburgh and Charleston, ran
aground al Dlxmont, Tuesday night,
and did not succeed In getting anoat
until about 4 a. m. All went well again
until she reached Wallery. There she
ran aground again. and the indiea-
tons are that she will remain there for
some time. The Kanawha left Pitts
burgh shortly after p, m. Tuesday,
with very heavy trip, considering the
stage Of water. Every effort Will be
made to get the boat afoat. Captain
George Bay, one Of the owners Of the
steamer, Is on hoard directing AFFAIRS,
The Kanawha had not reached Wheel
ing and no word had been received from
Captain Huntington.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-01

Navigation by the larger boats on the
upper Ohio is nearing the end. The
Queen City departed yesterday az 10 a.
m. for Cincinnati. where she Will join
the Virginia. Keystone State and Hud-
son In retirement until the conclusion OF
the low water season. The Ben Hur
has tied up at Parkersburg and the Ka-
nawha ~ aground somewhere above
Wheeling, unable 10 proceed on her trip
to Charleston. The marks here now
show only feet inches and sun fall
Ing. With fall OF a few more Inches
navigation viii be entirely suspended
with the exception Of the light draught
boats that are always brought up from
the Big Sandy river.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-01

an instrumental Duet, by Miss Hort,
and Mrs. Bocock. Addresses OF vel
come were delivered as follows: On
behalf OF the schools, Superintendent ].
g. Cuttings, who In few choice wofda
caused all to feel that they were vel
come. ]. Marcellus Thompson. acting
mayor, on behalf OF the city, spoke
words that found an echo in every
heart. Mr. Gus Smith then sang a So
10. Responses to the addresses OF vel
come were made by Professors G. bM
Ford, OF Benwood, Thomas Il. HODGES
of Morgantown; George S. Laldleg, Of
Charleston. and l.. j, Corbly. OF Hun.
tlngton. These were followed by sole
by Miss Hart.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-01
MRS WELLS LECTURE
twin Take Place Friday EvsnlnEHt ths
Rescue Home.

TWIN AaAe Fiaep Arihny HFeAhh NefNsT
Rescue Home.
On Friday evening at the Rescue
Home. North Market street. a lecture
will be delivered by Mrs. NJ. B. Wells
OF Chattanooga, Tennessee, under the
auspices Of the woman's Christian Tenn
peranoe Union. The subject will relate
to the work of the temperance ofgaRlza-
ton. Mrs. Wells is q former West VlF-
ginlsn.
She was born In Weston. Her father
was the Rev. w. d, Lemon, OF the West
Virginia conference, Mrs. Wells en-
tered the work OF the Woman's Chris
tlan Temperance Union In the year istt.
She was elected president OF Indiana IN
the year 1882 and held the office until
1884, when her family moved "a. Chatta-
nooga. when she was made national or
ganIzer and held that position until she
was thrown from carriage In 1888 whsn
on her way to hold a school OF methods
for the Woman's Christian Temperance
Union at Demorest, Georgia, In connec-
ton with the Southern Chautauqua.
She has spoken In nearly every state ana
AtfIAknA1 III sNAANAANAt 49,
who has been out OF health for a number
OF years, is a lawyer well known TO the
legal profession by his legal works He
il the author of many legal books Mrs,
Wells Is not only known In the Woman's
Christian Temperance Union circles, put
as well In the literary world, she was
the second president OF Kosmos, the
most influential woman's club In Chatta-
nooga belonging to the federation, she
is one of the managers OF the free kin
dergarten associations OF Chattanooga
and other kindred humanitarian esso-
Citations, but the work she loves pest -
the WOman's Christian Temperance
Union. although she has a very tender
love for the Kings Daughters, sne be-
Ing one OF the first TO wear the purple
ribbon with the white when Mrs; BOZ
tome and Mary Lou Dlckerson, VINO are
her own dear friends, first connected the
Idea of In His NAME" Mrs. Bottomee
being superintendent OF that department
in the National Woman's Christian
Temperance Union. Mrs. Wells is es-.
peelally interested In the department OF
mothers work.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-01

we ofror one Hundred Dollars re-
ward for any case of Cnlnrth that can
not be cured by Halls Chtnrrh Cur
n. ], CHENEY n Co, Toledo. q.
we, the undersigned. have known Il.
j. cheney for tho last fifteen years. aud
believe him perfectly honorable In all
business transactions aud financially
able To- carry out any obligations made
by their nrm
WEST & TRuAN.Wholcsalc prueei,ts.
Toledo, N
WALpiNg. KlNNAN q MARVIN.
Whgsolno nrunglst', Toledo ~
Halls valhrrh Cure " lnkcn Internal.
mucous survives ~ the system. rosii .
munl1ls sent free. Price Zoe per bot.
tie, sold by all DfugglstH
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-01
STATE TEACHERS ASSOCIATION,
Tbs Meeting an Eminent sueesss-HIAny
Prominent Educators Present.

Thp Meeting an Eminent sueceaa-nlany
Prominent Educators Present.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgeneer,
CLARKsBURG, W. Va, June So.-
The State Teachers Educational AS
ISOLATION convened here this morning.
State superintendent ]. Russell Trot-
ter, presiding. The teachers from var
lous parts of the state have been com
Ing in to-day. and many more are ex-
pected tomorrow. Among the promi-
nent educators who are present and
who participated in the proceedings are
Professor Alexander l.. Wade, OF Nor
gantown; Prof. L. j. Corbly, president
of the Marshall College, OF Hunting
ton; Waltmau Il. Barbe, field agent Of
the University: Rev, 3. W. Hulchin-
SON. president OF the Conference SEMI
nary, Of Buckhannon; Prof Joseph
Roster, OF the Chenille faculty; Prof.
j. Walter Barnes, principal OF the Fair
mont State Normal, and numerous 9TH
ers
The interest in the meeting Is con-
stantly increasing. II IL probable, how
ever that Judge Con- VIII not address
the association as he is not town About
two hundred teachers attended the re-
ceptlon and banquet tonight, and also
as many more citizens.
The evening meetinu was opened with
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-01

Sporting EdltoI OF the lntclllEcncor
SlR:-A double season cannot possl-
hly lnjurc New Castle SIN. there are
two sides TO the question. First, every
team In the league had the same
chance at the beginning Of the season,
and II IL through no fault Of the head
cndcr5 that some " the teams are be-
hind New Castle, In financial way.
would be certain to be winner with
thing to the directors ana management
The fans very generally IN New Castle
lo0l, Upon the double season matter
with favor ana can sec no reason why
cvtly team IN the league Hhonld not be-
willing to 80 into H.
WICK w. WOOD,
New Castle Cuurnnt- Guardian
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-01

PITTSBURGH, June 5O.-The Ohio
river has reached very low stage. The
placing OF the needles between the
wickcts at the Davis ISLAND dam yesteT-
day shut the water 81 below. The ONO
al Merrill Is also very shallow The
government Will put dredge at work
10 remove the bar below the false work
being put In the river AZ that place.
Captains Charles Menges, W. +. Oaks.
Scott Dawson and Fred Dlppold, welll
known pilots, and /. n. Bunton. Cap
tain John Morcn and Captain John \.
Wood, coal operators. visited Merrill.
aud they win ask the government to
make necessary improvements ~ that
point.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-01

pITTSBURG-Riyc 81 feet and sta
tlonary at the dam. Clear and hot.
prRiS ERSBURG-R River feet in
chcs and rising Weather cloudy,
mercury 81. Passed down The Ben
Hur. Kcystonc State md Argand. Due
down: The Queen CITY from Wheellne.
Passed up: The Valley Belle and II. n.
Bedford Little Kanawha, no boats.
OIL CITY-Rlvor Z inches and sta
tlonnry. Weather clenr and warm,
WARREN River vt low water mark.
Weather clear ana warm,
GREENSBORO river feet inches
and falling. Weather fair and hot.
The James g. Blaine Is due up and down
on Thursday
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-01
Y. M. O. A. ROAD RACE
Interest In the Race Is merea'Ing-Tho
Arrangements.

Arrangements
Interest Is growing in the Y. NJ, c. A.
road race, which is to be run to Wheel
ing Park and return July s. About
twenty-five riders are expected to COM
pete, and some handsome prizes Will
be hung up. The time prize will be a
gold medal, but the first prize has not
been selected yet There Will be fifteen
prizes in all. which ought TO be a great
inducement to riders. The race is open
TO none but Y. NJ. C. A. members. 1t
will be conducted by Prof, b. j. state,
physical director OF the Y, NJ. c. A.
The race will occur in the evening, so
as TO give everybody n chance TO wit.
ness II, and the start will be made at
I o'clock. The start will be made from
the corner OF Fifteenth and Chapllne
streets. and the Linsly armory VIII be
utilized for dressing quarters. The
course will be as follows: out Fifteenth
to McCulloch, to pike, to park,
thence return over same route. finish
ing on Fifteenth at Jacob. The sides
along Fifteenth street VIII be roped so
as to keep the crowds back. All the
entrants are training now, and u good
race Is expected.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-01
MEREDITH,s SHOW TIED UP.
conarsbls Andsr,on Attaches the Circus at
tic Sl.trra I.lhmha.


"Mercdlth's All Features Show"
struck snag yesterday when consta-
bic john Anderson levied ten attach
ments upon H. The circus effects were
In barge. being lowed down the river
by the Rob Roy. and II was feared that
the proprietots were anxious 10 get to
Marietta. and be out Of reach OF the
West Virginia authorities.
Constable Anderson climbed on
board. st the sisters Islands yesterday
morning. serving the papers on Cap
tain William Dun, part owner Of the
circus. The latter kicked against be-
Ing tied w Mt Wheeling, but his kick
was Intellectual The goods were un-
londed on the Island side ana taken to
the old street car barns
The attachments were sworn out he
fore Squire Fitzpatrick by the circus
employees. who haven't seen the ghost
walk with desired regularity. They
wanted their salaries aud wanted them
badly Arguments ON the cases were
got for July T.
Mercdlth's show was organized In
wheeling over month ago. Hard lucl,
has followed thcm wherever they
showed
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1897-07-01
4rn or JulY AT wnEELIso pARK

SATURDAY Opera itaHse Orchestra,
Dance music from nntii midnlghL
AuNDA vine regular concert, t0ms
WeHplt,E st Y Is, SIS,
MONDAY Promenade AID dance music
all day aud sttnlnH by the OptfR House
Hand Hnd Offhfstfa, 'thf nnrst pafh,
Tile largest hul gtandsI CHsita In tie
uhiu NAiltY, Lighted Nv Electric Light,
5000 spent tiitlf aih iliste lpti ypnr,
lnuludiuH hutnllilBut