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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-15
uom..s.nl,,rr E,snr.Ion..

On the first and third Tuesdays In
IuIy. August, September and october,
1895. the Chicago, Milwaukee & It.
Paul Railway will sell round trip excur-
aIon tickets (good twenty-one days.
from Chicago. Milwaukee and other
points on It's llne,to great many points
In south and North Dakota and other
western and southwestern states at
about one fare. Take q trip west and
600 Inc wonderful crops and what an
amount OF good land can DO purchased
for 4 little money. Further intormH-
lion as to rates, routes, prices OF farm
lands, etc, mae be obtained on nppllcA-
lion TO any coupon ticket agent or BY
s,bIressIng the following named per
sons: W. Il. Powell, general lmmlgra-
dion agent. 40 Old Colony Building,
chicago: II. T.. Hunter, immigration
agent for South Dakota. 2el Dearborn
street, Chicago. or George II. HeAford,
general passenger agent. Chlcao, Illi-
nNtg W
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BRLLAIRR
Ailsoits Of Local NoyVs and Gossip FrOn
the Glass City,

AllH0lNu OF Local NuNNA ANlu N9A4Ap GhSNa
the Giass City.
=, The city council Tuesday evening sp-
pointed James T. Kelly and ]. y. pu-
Bols for three years, and j. Ia FRRcett
and Louis Creanier for two years as mem-
beers OF the local board Of health. Some
other matters Of local Importance were
referred TO proper committees, the Guy
solicitor and engineer. The mayor turned
In tiGS IS as the receipts Of the past month
some OF the offenders being dellnquenl.
The report Of the water works trustees
showed receipts Of f2,lSI 81: expenditures
ti,07s 81; redemption OF bonds, $3.50; IN
tereSt, $500
were quietly married yesterday AFTERNOON
BY Rev. @. II. Watson, pastor OF inc
ChriStian church. The groom 10 recent
graduate OF the Columbus Medical S TSs
Iega, and has located at Belmont. inc
BRIDE has been one Of Bellaire's excellent
school teachers, and has host OF friends,
who extend best wishes
Hon. ]. E. Blackburn and Mrs. 3. q.
Cummins were delegates to the ONO hlVer
Improvement Association meeting N
wheeling yesterday. Mr.. George W: Gost
was unable to attend the DAY ses1iOn' Dut
was with the party at inc SasiAU 'Sss
night.
The Democratic county executive conn
nittee yesterday put DR.. Van wagner
on their ticket as candidate tor sheIln,
and talked about matters an ! tnln8s t i,I
would like 10 happen. Chilly November!
Ray. H. s. Boyd will sever his connec.
lion with the U. p, church here the last
Of his month, and will go to Neshanock,
Pa, Mi. Boyd will leave this city with the
best wishes Of many friends.
Roy. T. W. Lane, Of Uhrichsvi!le, ana
Rev William Peregoy, Of Ashtabula, botn
former pastors here, were In the city yes
terday on their way to GAINESVILLE 70 AZ
tend conference.
The Choral Society failed to got q sat
isfactory meeting this week, but anotheE
mort Will DO made, and there VIII ee
evenings Of song during the coming VIM
ter.
!. Mr.. and Mrs. James McGregor. accom-,
n9nie6 by a few friends, Will start next
week for a wagon trip over the mountains
Of West Virginia.
Lawrence Dubois writes that his COM
many mas been ordered to Tampa Fla,
and will start for that point any day now
Miss Mary Parks Il In Detroit vlslting
ber Elster, Miss Anna, who Is attending
the Phonomerlc Institute there.
Judge ]. W. HollIngsworth Is at Spring;
field attending the Grand CommahueFy OIL
Ohio. in session there.
Mrs. DR.. Wade. OF Chicago. i9 the guest
Of her mother, Mrs. NJ. A. Kelly at the
Windsor hotel.
Judge ]. B. briggs was in the city yes
teruRy,
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THE TROLLRY RIDE
Ih6 AhVPb6A NaHS
Attracted Nearly AZ o. tile YISliorS and
WINS EujOTed.

WINS kntOTed'
Mso'clock in ihe afternoon, the visit
Ing delegates and members OF the recep-
lion committee gathered az the Car
roIl Club auditorium, and under the
guidance of Mr.. B. W. Peterson, vice
president Of. the Wheeling Railway
Company, proceeded to tho corner OF
TweYth and Market streets, where cars
Of me electric line were boarded, and a
trbn taken that gave the visitors q COM
prehenslye idea OF the maRnltude Of the
Greater Wheeling's Industrial and COM
mercal importance.
The route was to Benwood FIRST, md
the many industries on the South Side
ard Bcnwood were given brief Inspect
tIor after which the visitors were taken
across the river to Bellalre, where cars
NJ The over-the-rIver electric line were.
rendered to the visitors and the trip up
the line to West wheeling Bird epor!'
Netnuvf:e and Martins Ferry IolOweu'l
Al Martins Ferry cars Of the Wheeling
line we're again boarded and the party
came back TO the city via,sthe Island,
which surprised some OfStAe retired
rlyermen, They Remembered the is
'and when there were few houses upon
il, and fopR3 1t difficult liHe that
one OF the most populous watds Of the
city OF Wheeling y the Island
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The First will bo allied to ordorat o'sO.
this IISrninE

The First will DO allied 10 ordoFAt V'SO
thiG IISrninE.
The river improvement convention
viii close to-day. There Will be ses-
SONS both morning and afternoon. The
morning sesflon win be called to order
Z, $3.50 o'e!ook by President vaEre. AT
this ses4on the committees appointed
n, Yesterdays session wiz make their
rfrorts ara It Is likely that resolutions
Min he brought in which Will Invite gem
T-al discussion by the convention.
A dan at Wheeling viii likely hg1re
in the resolutions. Later VIII occur the
election Of ofIicers. without DOUBT
Colonel Varce viii be reelected presi-
dep;; as a Wheeling man putt yester-
az: ";ha; man lives for this associa.
ton" Assured.y he has accomplished
crca; things during his three years OF
Sery'ct. ard the association does mot
fft, al. sssc5 to lose his services II 1t IS
rcs-lb,e 10 have them again this year
i1r sss.e APPLIES to Secretary Wilson,
of CIrcInrutl; he has been lndefatlgapie,
In Inc causa and his good work VIII
Goubp.ess earn for him reelection. ~
/, lgEply that the afternoon session VIII
end before o'clock.
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MARTINS FERRY.
tIsp, and MlshapI In the Thriving city
Aeross the River.

tIsp, and ATlShapI In the Thriving city
Across the River.
"cooney" Taylor was picked up by the
notice last night in an intoxicated corr
dItIon. A revolver and razor were
found on his person and he VIII nave 70
answer To the charge Of carrying con-
cealed weapons
While working In the tin mill at the
L,aughlln yesterday afternoon, a piece
OF metal fell from the electric crane,
sfr,king John woodward and infiicting
a bad wound in his scalp
1saac Dean. of Brainard, Mimi, nc,
comDanled by Miss Lilhe Dean, arrived
here Yesterday called by the serious
illness Of the formers mother. Mrs Re
becca Dean.
Jesse Moore. an employe OF the
I.snohan Tin nlyl had his leg broken
Tuesday night by a pot Of metal taliins
An infant child of Mr.. and Mrs. 10.
qaDh pyle. Of AetnaVille, was buried at
Riyerview cemetery yesterday atter-
noon.
The surveyors for the Wheeling street
car company were in the city yesterday
snryeyInE for the street car extension
Miss FJ,len Mitchell, who has been Wis
itInT relatives in Cincinnati Tor the past
two weeks, Is expected home to-day.
Mrs. Samuel Westwood and sister,
Ms Nellie AfcNfulen, Of Marietta, lets
Yesterday for Niagara Falls,
Mrs, A. J. Smith gave luncheon to a
number Of her out-ot-town lady FRIENDS
yesterday afternoon.
The organization OF foot BAH team
In this city is one Of the present prooa-
btities.
Miss Phoebe Trlmble, Of GAINESVILLE.
is the guest Of the family Of Rev. 5. j.
Boyle.
yIlrs Nos. 10, II and l2 at the Aetna
Standard, viii resume operations MON
day.
"How Hooper was Sidetracked'' VIII
appear at the Opera House tonight
A party OF young people from here
gave a hay ride to Colerain last night
Miss Nora Krlm, OF Flushing, was Wis
fling in the city yesterday.
Charles ROthermund was In Cadlz
yesterday on business.
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Emil Schmidt, the returned tololet OIL
A.. srN,.,oo,,h E3s0rtsr infantry. whose
tne : ~, $500 - - ~. q.r.,o,o cam.
interesting StoEg VI 'as sA",'eeS 80, 80
paign was published IN the 4ntelhsen-
cer last Thursday morning, holds very.
4 ,,ta,,o ,,,ort ,bs conduct of AZ
uesi0su -, ~. am,
fairs preceding tue oatues tllat n,'a''s
resulted In the surrender OF the city OF
Santiago and brought about the return
- ss.s...., az It,,teA states
OF tue 'tUop, " VIC S.-'seS 80 - -.
Private Schmidt hos received an non
orabia discharge. and Is at liberty to
-, :. q. Sas,ro, vrtramneled bv
say Wh4s Hs s,,.I :. o,ho,
any fear OF q court uaft'al " NN.e'
punishment. Yesterday afternoon, MT.
echr,Id, cailel nj the Intelllgencer of
Hl-.., s,i-...r,, ,,,tod certain facts
lise uHN go. o,,,roI,,
in defense OF Secretary AiseE eis''e4'
without solicitation and with desire
that ,be trith might be known.
'iiae '"e = w. -. .,,,,a. oaost about
thete nlye . Ds Soing starved ne
the American s ~ az shont santa
fore ana al l, tne JAZZ ,3SSs STainst
go; chhIAes hu'e az ,,,,,. depsrfyoent
Secretary AigeE, OF VIZ VIZ ~ ~ ,,,Itbn,t
l believe these stories ,,, 10 w Se hn w ISs
tounuatlon, anu W wv In. I'M
lntelligeneer give SLe ~ s,,orotorp Al
1t was moi the taui. " 80 ,kot tbera
ger or OF the waE r,,,aSa 4taIe-
was sunerlng az sans'9sO 10 ,.osurnJrr
ments nave Deeh ula ,s. ,s,,,a ~ con-.
volunteers VINO 1iI ny ,I p1H ,ostes az
slider that tne soiu sta., S,N n warfare
P ply 'StI ~ ~ remember mat the Span
iards ana CuOahS Ha'e - 81. ~ ,,,arv
with short interVS ~ ~ 49, dovog,st,nS n
years, resulting IN wy ~ ,tats tbot
the country ihey N ts ,to.naon NIT
II rains every gag IN tsie 80 -, Ss coIisd
ting the rOaas-iL ,,t thss Ia ,bsv forget
roads-ln Dad e9n @u.,ti.S u .Sot Nd ~ bs
20 teII OF Ssnns sSalnss SnSors the army
faced ana oVetS ,ll o,iSnS ,,,itb food
could DE properly suPp''sN
and other neeessiues' ...,t ala al, n
u claim the war ue i'eIt sts ~ care
could under Ine StLi,.. ~ Srbo II
for the. army OIL lHIaS ,ti,t.,, ~ Irans-
was. an actual ltnpos s.i ~, a.. ,rnnlies
port the porViSiohA Snu Vs on Sibonev
from our ianuihs P ia tso ooysTnmen.
beach, TO the IRON. ~ ny Tho s ,vsre TOO
transportation wagons; Ihese We W.. ~ ~,
heavily and strongly ouilt lot use on
the half path ana halt roaa Nn n,iS W., We
the only route to the 'front.' OF " Ine 10 10.
tie fields around SantlaAo. ma
made necessary, tor TINS teasOH, ~ s synS
all supplies to the 'front.' IN IacK Srais W
This work was done DAY anu h,sn MA ~
most without intermission, ana St ese ~, :,
thing possible was done 70 KEY 6,, III
army supplied with 1000 anu Ileu'eS'
supplies. .,..
1.-THE volunteers,w who are Sonlp l 4Iat ! !
so loudly know all Of these tnings ~ In A.
have Just told you. anu Ssi'I ~. SIs.s,,
stand why they VIII persist IN misrep-
resentlng the state OF analrs that * ~.
listed. You will notice tnat theEe haSe
been no complaints from tine EesuI s.
and certainly they Jared no better
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INDIANAPOLIS, Ind, Sept. 1.-THE
Rod Men in their great council to-day
Gcitlod the question Of the admission
o. saloon men so far as constitutional
amendments are concerned. But eight
n the l25 delegates voted for the reso-
luton to prohibit their membership
The question OF annual sessions OF the
great council was approved. Great
tn's councils can be held biennlhlly II
Tho state councils themselves choose.
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na11l..hlp A,rard..

WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 1.-THE
contracts for the three new battleships
have been awarded. One vessel goes to
the Cramps, another TO the Newport
News shipbuilding company and the
third to the Union Iron Works, San
Francisco. They will be Of 1850 tons
displacement. with a coallng capacity Of
1000 tons and a speed Of eighteen and
one-haif knots,
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west yIrrInIan0 on Guartl.

CAMP MEADE, MIDDLETowN,
Pa, Sept. 1A-colonel Schuyler. Of the
Two Hundred and Third New York has
been placed in command OF the first bril-
gade OF the second division, IN the abb
sence of General Scheaf ThlrtyefiVe
men In charge of q lieutenant have been
detailed from the Second West Virginia
for guard duty. at the Red Cross hoSpi-
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BOXING.

A New York dispatch states that
oscar Gardner and Sammy Kelly have
been matched, to fight at 116 pounds,
before the club offering the best induce
ments. Paddy Sullivan represented
Gardner. and Frank Penbody represent.
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BRooKLYN WAS EASY.

NEW YORK. Sept 14.-Tho Colonies
won to-day's game in Brooklyn by hard
hitting IN the first three innings. Nc
Kenna, who succeeded Dunn, stopped the
onslaught, a home run by kittredge De"
ing the only score made on HIM. Cun-
bingham was effective throughout, At
tendance, COO. Score:
Brooklyn 80 0 0 90 40 90 Z 3
louisville ....S 0 so o o 0-7 IS o
Earned runs. Brooklyn 2; Louisville 5.
Batteries, McKenna. Dunn and Ryan;
Hunt and Connolly. Time. i:5s. s--r
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WASHINGTON, D. c., Sept. 1L-Up
to this time the amount Of the new
bonds Issued Is si2S.s7O,6IO. OF this
amount, S1O1,175,SSS have been shipped to
subscribers. Sl2yO6i,26O have been de-
posted 10 secure circulating national
bank notes and SO. 6SS, 800 to secure pub
lie deposits.
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PHILADELPHIA, Sept. 1.-THE Phillles
Jumped their hits in the first and NTH
innings and easily defeated the Chicagos.
Pitcher Dunlle has been released by. Phil:
adelphia. Pitcher PhylO. OF st. Paul. ana
catcher Nichols, Of Springfield, Mass
Joined the Chicago team here to"day At
's''u""e'' '''''' RHE
PhIladelp'a "a o o $40 o 80 Il 2
Chicago 80 o 0 o o 2 o o o. Z 3
Earned runs. Philadelphia g. Batteries,
Fiheld and Mcfarland: Callahan and
Chance. Umpires, Gahney ana smith,
Time 2 hours,
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CLEVELAND, O., Sept. 1t.-senator
Kyle. OF South Dakota. was stricken
With paralysis at the Forest city hotel
here today. II is understood that the
STOKE g. light and that the senator Is
h-L Ln 0 serIons condition.
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ri. EyrrAND SCORES UP TWO.

WASHINGTON, Sept. 1.-Arthur Irwin
to-day took control OF the Senators, bring
ing with him some new players. Both
games were lost because OF poor pitching.
The second game was called on account
OF darkness Attendance, $500. Scores:
First game. i u
Washington % 9-SlS
Cleveland 80 10 w
Earned runs. washington 3: Cleveland G.
Batteries, Williams, Farrell and Nc
Guire; cuppy and Crlger, Umpire, Brown.
Time, 2:l0.
Second game. Il II y
Cleveland ..."...."..O 10 " '
Earned runs, Washington l; Cleveland :;
Batteries, Dlneen and Mcclure; Powell
and CrIger. Umpire, Brown, Time, 1850.
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September 8, IS. % and 20 the Baltl-
more q Ohio will sell excursion tickets
10 Pittsburgh and return, at rate OF
81 %, Including admission to tho Expo
sltlon. Tickets good for three days.
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.aE DEFENDS ALGER.
Private Schmidt. OF the Thirteenth
Infantry, clntms
Inn: PRIY4TloN AT SANTIAGO

WAS NOT CAUSED BY ANY INCA
pAcITY OF THE WAR DEPART
MENT OR IT'S HEAD-cL1MATIc
CONDITIONS AND ABSENCE OF
A HIGHWAY FOR THE TRANS
, PORT WAGONS CAUSED THE
SCARCITY OF PROVISIONS AT
THE FRONT.
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NEW YORK. Sept. IA stupid piece
of base running by Grady in the eighth
inning practically caused tie game this
afternoon. Grady was caught mapping
MeekIns two-bagger which followed
would have sent Grady homo with the
tlelng run. Meekin scored on van Hal,
tren's two-bagger. The game was called
ON account Of darkness. Attendance, 6O'
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n M IIoby n cuttIng Tell.

Be sure and use that old and woll-trl0d
remedy, Mrs. winnlow'a Soothing
Syrup for children teethlng. II soothe9
the child. softens the gums, allRys all
pain, cures wind collie ana e me 9ss .
remedy for dlarrhooa TWonty,nVo
cents 4 bottle, m'W&e
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Don't lot the little ones suffer from
~ ma or other torturing skin Diseases
81 need for II. Doan's ointment cures,
'HN { harm the most dclicata,Ekin. AZ
ANF drug store. 20 cents r.
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LIVER
ZLe01h.Ee

When the yellow flag of quarantine
Is hoisted over sdwelling It means disease
and danger. So when the yellow flag
flies in the face-when the cheek IS sallOW
and the clear white of the eye is dyed
saffron-there Is danger. II Is lirsr
trouble. The liver is one Of the most i'm
portant organs Of the body. On the
proper discharge Of It's functions depend
human health and happiness. When the
liver fails Of its duty, pOisons at once be-
gin to generate, and other organs Of the
body become involved. Never neglect
the liver Il you value health. If you are
suffering from liver trouble, begin at
once the use Of AYERS Pills aud you will
End prompt relief and permanent cure. I
"Tvai % weakened by lipsr trouble thut
Ieould Iodreely IN ny Head. Vale u
thiS condition I began tie Use q AyeTS
Pill, aAd finding GlmOEt immediate beHgft.
eO1iiaHed MNr utf URti l pat erred y
HR.R. BENTLEY,
TewHFr, n, D.
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September 20 60 q, Inclusive. the Bal
l6l1c & Ohio will sell excursion tickets
Warrington. Pa. and return, for
" p Including admission 10 the fair,
goa returning until September a. In
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OMAHA, Neb., Sept. 1i.-Detrolt vas
selected by the Sons of Veterans to-day,
as the place for holding their next an
uual encampment
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clrATp MEDICAL RXAMINATIoN.
FoR sALR.

TSoR sALE-Goop PAYING BUsI-
h Ness NJ n bargain. Address J. NJ,
caro- Intelllgcncer once. eu1
T-JoR sALE-oNB AND oNE-HlAGLF
N iot IN Greenwood cemetery; nnO IooA-
lion; corner lot; adjoining best Improve:
!rS,,iu IN cemoterT. Address CEMEgEkS
TOT, care IntslligOneer oniee aRG
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HOFFMAN BROS. Invite a trial of
ih".r famous sausage. especially pre-
pared. Telephone No 5as FOR II.
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R& O. Sunday E1err'IOnS on FonFth
DIViLoW,
Commencing Sunday, May %, and
evsTT sunday thereafter. until septem-
her 2S, Inclusive. the Baltimore 3 Ohio
viii sell excursion tickets 60 and from
All stations between Wheeling and
Grafton, good returning date OF sale, at
one fore for the round trip, with ten
cents added.
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Saturday, September a. at 10 o'clock O.
M, public sale TO highest bidder heauu Il
full residence sites In Locust ana walnut
Groves, Martins Ferry: ,,oopp II
Trustee for estate Col. Charles Ellot' lrS
or Wm, d. Cabell. Oi5 Main street: seIs
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Earned runs New York z f ISSi,ra,
hits. Bowerman, Moekln' ~ s,n,on bases.
dd,,,,,orif Dayia, Van Haltren. Mccarthy
IN by pitched BALL Grady. slruSE GU"
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nnAn rlAsY FOR CHAAIPIONs.

DEAD EASY FOX CHAMF4VNS' -
BOSTON, Sept. 1.-THE champions
scored runs as they pleased to-day, partly
by good batting and partly by wretched
fielding by the Browns Taylor pltcnsd
until he was practically batted out OF tho
box in the nth, while Willie was inY lh,.
OF errors by the home team allowed the
visitors to score in the eighth. Attend
ance, hoo. Score: Nun
poSton O5A 8 0ya-1i 10
81. Louis III o o Of0'l''Q-2 2 Z
Earned runs, Boston 4: st. Louis l. Bat
teries, willis and Bergen; Caraey, Tny,
ior and Clements. Umpires, o'Day and
Mcdonald. Time 1:iS.
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BALTIMORE, Sept. 1.-THE Baltimore
club played the Clnclnnatls TO stand
stil al Union Park this afternoon. An
dreys gave great dissatisfaction through
out the game, and during heated dis:
custom over his calling Corcoran safe ny
FIRST In the NTH inning, Kelly was put
OUT OIL 'he sa"'e' RIFE
Baltimore ....1 Q :
Earned runs, Baltimore 2. Batteries,
Mechanics and Clarke: BretltenEtein and
Peltz, ITmplres, EmslIe and Andrews.
INirtn ~ Attendance. 2al6.
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The Ariel club. Of this city. intends to
bid for the Gardner-Kelly contest.
should the match be definitely arrang-
ed. The contest would attrnct national
interest, and be a. strong an opening
card as the new Wheeling club could
secure The new clubs title, by the
way. Is not Aerial. as two local papers
seem 70 believe. When the club decides
to take a balloon excursion, Aerial will
not be an inappropriate name, but the
club has no intentions Of going up in
1ha air
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ed Kelly. Peabody stated that Kelly
was ready to sign articles 70 hght At
lie pounds weigh In at ; p. M. the day
Of the contest. but he wasn't prepared
to cover Gardner'l forfeit Of 500, until
September q, and falling TO cover Card
ner's deposit By that lime the match
would be declared OF. Sullivan thought
this the best proposition obtalnable. and
felt compelled to accept. II Kelly COW
ers the forfeit money by the time stat
ed, he will do more than many people
think he win do, for Kelly. like George
Dixon, prefers taking on easier things
than Gardner. II Is often wondered
why Gardner can't get matches on In
the east with the top-notcher feather
weights. but there Is only one reason,
and that Is they're afraid.
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SPORT.|
NATIONAL LEAGUE
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
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YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Philadelphia 10, Chicago g
Baltimore 3, Cincinnati /.
boston II, 81. Louis 2.
Louisville Z. Brooklyn ?.
Pittsburgh G, New York &
Cleveland s. Washington 5.
Cleveland g. Washington L
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-15
PUBLIC SALES.

DuBIIc SALE.
will offer for sale that very desirable
niece OF ground situated on the corners OF
Fifteenth and McColloCh streets. known
as Shrlver's addition. which will be Of
fered as a whole or In lots, saturday DC
tober ], at 10 a. M, at the north front dooI
Of the court house, on terms 10 SUIT tue
purchaser, !, d, eJprvrp
j. C. HERvEY. AuctiOneer. selt
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-15
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-09-15

The guests returnqd 70 the city on tle
70 and lo'clock motors, which ran direct
from the Casino s4tlon. ON al SIDES
we're heard expression OF satistactl9n
and admiration FOL the quality OF me
cntertainment thai had been atoraeo
by the chamber OF ionfineIce. Credit tpF
he ls l,Ie 10 the .dbnventlOn entertain
men; committee. composed Of Mse4Es'
Clarke Hamilton, lanes d. Mckee, ~
n Wolff Rnd. WIN Ehafer. These gem
t,emen were untlrltg In their ettoris.g