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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-25
THE SPECIAL TAXES s

The local Internal revenue officials
ere receiving yolumlnous Instructions
regarding the operation OF the new war
revenue law, which becomes effective on
July /. A circular was received, giving
the lines OF business from which special
license tax Is to De collected. as fol-
lows: Rectifers OF less than 500 barrels,
800; OF, over 500 barrels, 5000: retail, IL
quor dealers, SIS; wholesale liquor deal
ers. 500: malt wholesalers. $50; malt
retailers. $50; retailers Of oleomargarine.
as: wholesalers. $3.50; manufacturers,
$500; brewers OF less than 500 barrels,
$50; brewers OF more than 500 barrels,
800: dealers in filed cheese. H2;whole-
salers. $3.50; manufacturers, $500: banks
OF s.5,Oo0 capital. $50: for each additions
oil $1,000 capital, 50; brokers, $50; pawn
brokers', $50; commercial brokers, $50;
theatres IN towns OF over $4,000 popula-
tIon, 500; cIrcuses In, each state, 800;
other shows. SO: bowling alleys and
billiard rooms. each alley or table. s.;
dealers in leaf tobacco, under $4,000
pounds, IS: over $4,000 pounds. s12; over
10000 pounds. s24: tobacconists, selling
less than $4,000 pounds, Sc: over $4,000
POUNDS 81; cigar manufactures, Sc.
sl2 and s24; manufacturers, OF mixed
package -four. sl2.
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BELLAlRE

j.
All Sort. OF Local News aud Gossip From
"a, the Glaze City. 4
1. The uniforms for the Duqucsne Hook
and Ladder will arrive the first OF: tho
week and the boys will wear them to
slstersville for the first time. *
The salconkeepcrs OF this city have
decided to purchase foreign beer II the
breweries here do not lower the 8prieaij
Of It. ss r. \
Rev. W. L. Alexander, OF Rock Hill,
preached In the Second Presbyterian
church last night. to a large congrega-
ton. n. /;
Mr.. Martin Gown and family returned
yesterday. from Quaker City, where
they have been visiting relatives.
I. Miss Annie Kunkle will leave next;
week for Pittsburgh, where she viii
spend the summer with relatives. 81
Miss Nellie Jones, OF the, Fourth ward.
who has been quite sick ut her home, Is
able to be out again. s ses
Miss Gertrude. Darrah, OF st. Glars
vile, is visiting the family OF D. III.
Darrah, the druggist. e. *
A number OF knights Templarsof this
city went to Woodsfeld yesterday. to
attend the reunion. L,
Miss Mary Sanders will return from
Allegheny tomorrow. where she has
been teaching. x
Mrs. Elizabeth Barton. OF Barncsville.
is visiting relatives in the Third ward, 8
Miss Mamie Woodland. OF Barnesyille.
is the guest OF friends in the city.
Mayor Freeze is spending few days
with friends in GAINESVILLE.
William Gill, OF .Muncie. Ind, Is CALL
ing on friends In the city.
A flag was raised at schlck's mines
Thursday evening. ~ ss.ss5 :
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TO-DAY,s BALL GAME.

The leaders IN the 1nter-city league
Cross bats at the Island ball park this
afternoon. and the fans may rest as
sured that fine article OF ball Will DO
furnished. The contesting teams are
the Wheeling Laundry and Tlltonvilie.
the former being the leader and the
latter close second in the 'Iwter-c!ty
race. Butler and Farrell will be in the
points forPotter'sboys. and TItonville's
battery will be Jarvis and Marley.
Farrell will umpire. The game Is CALI
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BUSY AT BLocH's.

At Bloch Bros tobacco works, on the
South Side, every effort is being made
to get things In shape before the first
OF July to put out the new size pack
ages OF Mail Pouch" that are provided
for in the war revenue law that goes in
TO effect then. The following changes
are made. Instead of the two. three
and four ounce packages, the new sizes
will be one and two-thirds, two and
one-halt and three and one-third
ounces To make these changes large
amount of work Is necessary In. the
way OF providing new cartons, paper
. Wrapping and wooden boxes.
Come OF the difficulties encountered by
<he big tobacco manufacturers In COM
plying with the law are thus recount
ed:
There Is about 20 per cent more ex-
pelse in packing the one and two-third
ounce packages than there was IN the
two-ounce packages. The cartons
containing the two-ounce pack
ages held forty packages-each
carton holding FIVE pounds-and
the cartons holding the one and
two-third ounce packages hold fortys
eight. Hence there are eighty extra
packages for which paper and tin foil
coverings. printed labels and stamps
must be provided. Then, although the
one and two-third ounce package Is
smaller than the two-ounce package US
there are more package the total
bulk in a lot OF five pounds Is greater
70 that the cartons holding the one
md two-third ounce packages are lar
ser than those holding the two-ouncc
packages. This requires that the wood
en- cases holding the cartons shall be
Increased In size, which is another Item
OF extra expense.
AS we cannot send out shipments
Without complying with the require
ments OF the law In all these respects,
We have been compelled to. stop ship
ments for the present and to devote
oil our time to getting the new pack
ages, cartons and wooded cases made.
As 10 the extra expense, do cot know
whether 1t Will come out OF the manu-
!acturer or consumer. The mnnufac-
turer already is working on avery close
margin and SO Is the retailer"
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A BICYCLE STOLEN,

Mrs. HortensIa Weston. one OF the
colored ladies arrested last week for
riding without lights. was not able to
pay her fine. SO her wheel was kept as
security. officer Westwood noticed that
the name plate had been removed and
thought perhaps she had not secured It
honestly, and he Immediately COM
municated with the Wheeling authorit-
les and was Informed that one had
been stolen from W. N. Moore, living on
South York street: Mr.. Moore came
over yesterday afternoon and Identified
the wheel, even going 60 far as to give
the number. Mr.. Moore offered to pay
the woman's fine In order to have the
wheel released, but the officers decided
to investigate the case.
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MARTINS YEasY.
Hap, aud ,il,hap. III ths rhr,viaE cit,

b Asro,s the 'lrtn 4, (. I, a
This afternoon promises 10 be a big
day for the patriotic employees OF the
LauEhlin Mill. A iasgs nag eoxsO feet.
will be unfurled from n stafi one hum
dred feet high a 'number OF secret
and other organizations will. pnrtlrl-
pate In the parade, which forms on
Hanovertstree at $50 O'clock, headed
b. the Grand Opera House band. OF
Wheeling. The line otjmarch Ii as fol-
lows. Down Fifth to Hickory, east on
Hickory to Fourth; north on Fourthito
Short; west on Short to Fifth: NTH on
Fifth TO Center. east on Center 10 Mnln
and north on Main to the mill. where
appropriate addresses Win be delivered
by Hon.s G, L. weems. Hon. "A. W.
Campbell, OF Wheeling; Rev. W. CID.
Bond. and Rev. W. j. Williams. The
committee have worked hard 10 make
the occasion one long to be remember
Al It. "a Z =
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BIG GRADING CONTRACT.

The management OF the Baltimore &:
Ohio says the Keyser Tribune, Is ar
ranging for big contract OF grading
over on the third division between Ter
! "a Alta and Oakland. $4,000 will be
expended In cutting down the heavy
Grade between the two places. It Is. In
tended 10 begin the work Immediately
aAd. as It Is double tracked. no time will
ne lost by any. OF the trains When
completed, "0Oublc header" frcights will
g run from Grafton to Terra Alta. 1t Ia
/ expected that when completed, the time
ns,Ween Pnrkersburg and Washington
VIII be greatly reduced.
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N'MEcEEN.


Happenings of Interest in the Marshall
County Town.
There will be no preaching services
at the VI. e. church tomorrow mora
Ing and evening. as the pastor. Rev.
Spencer King, will attend the Epworth
League meeting at Wheeling.
Rev. Richard vnnaman, OF Somerset
county, Pa, is here. the guest of his
uncle, Nathan Vanaman, and will preach
at the Church OF God Sunday, morning
and evening.
Charles Deitz, brakeman, has been
promoted to be conductor on the fourth
division Of the Baltimore C Ohio
Mrs. Mary Reece has returned home,
after a pleasant visit to friends at
Graysvllle.
II. A. !Gaskeil has returned from WIS.,
iting his parents at Ashtabula, o.
William Gum. OF steubenvllle, Is the
guest Of friends here this week.
J. VI. Garvcv' and family have return
ed home from Martlnsburs.
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TIE RAILROADS.

The resignation OF F. G.. Darlington
as superintendent Of the indianapolis
division OF the Pan Handle was accept
Cd Thursday at the meeting OF the OIL
Gals OF the Pennsylvania lines. No
successor was appointed, but 1t is un-
deFstood that among the well-known
railroad men being considered are W.
c. Cushing, engineer OF maintenance Of
way on the Pittsburgh division OF the
ran Handle, and 2. a. Bonebrakc, OF
The Louisville division. formerly chief
train master OF the Plttsburg division.
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A SAD DEATH.

Allie, the seven-year.old son OF Isaac
Jones, living on Catawba street. who
was bitten BY a dog six weeks ago,
which afterwards turned into q serious
case OF hydrophobia, the particulars OF
which were stated In yesterdays In
telllgencer, died at 10 o'clock yesterday
morning The same dog bit. several
others about. the same time. but as yet
they, hive shown no signs. Of serious
results. The boys father Is working In
West Virginia and no funeral: arrange.
nents will be made until he can be
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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Z feet.5 In
ches and stationary. Clear and warm.
OIL C1TY---Isiver / foot II inches and
falling. Cleartand warm. IL M.
3 BROWNsVILLE--River feet inch
and falling. .dy : u.
wARREN-Rlvcr foot. q Clear and
waEIn. .,5 T. ~ 81 PF-5y = X =
y GRBENSBORO--Riyer Z feet 2 inches
and falling. Fair and warm. y y
PITTSBURGH-Riv 4 feet and fall
ing at the dam. Clear and warm.
p Observation-Disclosures feet 10 In
.chcs and falling. Weather clear and
warm. F.t Il s q ~ Ia
PARKERSBURG-Ohlo river 7 feet
and falling. Clear and warm. Little
Kanawha falling.
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BEKWooD
Breezy News Items Gathered In tho Busy
Mnrshali Comfy Town. X

Breezy News Items Gathered In tho Busy
Mnrshali Comfy Town.
The places OF meeting and number Of
delegates for each Of the conventions TO
be elected at the Republican primaries
this evening are for Benwood, as fol-
lows: City building-Two delegates to
the congressional. two 10 the senatorial
and six to the county; Whiteman's-
One delegate to the congressional one
to the senatorial, and three to the coun-
ty. There Will be pretty contest be-
| tween the Dovener and Campbell dele
gates, as well as for the legislative sug-
| gestIons. The hours for voting are from
to 1880 p. m. T.. -. =, &C e
A petition for the pardon OF John
Hahn was circulated yesterday, and 1t
Will be forwarded to Governor Atkinson
when sufficient signatures are secured.
| Hahn, was sentenced to four years i'm
prisonment for killing Oscar Hanlln, by
| hitting him with stone while on the
| premises OF the Wheeling steel works,
and the opinion Is very prevalent that
the killing was unintentional. This be-
lief was demonstrated by the light SEN
tence imposed.
Albert Policy, who made a splendid
| run for the Republican nomination for
city sergeant, has. enlisted with Lieuten-
ant Conner's recruits. He weighs ?Ol
pounds, which Is above the limit, but
Lieutenant Conner telegraphed to head
| quarters about II. and was Instructed to
take Policy In.
A number of Benwood boys. are with
the several companies. : recruited In
Wheeling and Moundsvllle. and all
write very encouraglngly OF camp life.
The pipes. have been ordered and Com
tractor Kinney will coon have fifty men
at work putting them down for the new
water works system.
Thomas P. Deegan. state president of
the A. o. H., leaves tomorrow to at
tend the national meeting OF The order
at Trenton, NJ. 4
st. Matthews church gives Its annual
picnic at Mozart park next Thursday
and a pleasant time is assured all who
attend. sss &,
Arthur Geraghty will represent the
Benwood Commandery at the Knights
OF st. John convention next week. !.
Miss Della Deegan has returned from
q visit to Moundsville friends.
Yesterday was Baltimore &. Ohio pay
day.
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AT THE AETNA. STANDARD.

Three,large poles have been placed In
position at the Aetna. Standard mill,
from which three large flags wlliibe un-
furled this afternoon, but the pro-
gran,me for, the exercises had not been
completed at a late hour last niyht.tAn
effort was made to secure Hon.. B. d.
Dovener to make an address, but pre-
ylous engagement prevents him from
being present. Hon. Thomas Love. OF
Steubenville. has been secured. and n
good address Is assured. The, exercises
wilt take place promptly. at = o'clock,
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TIE 81. JOHN EXCLUSION.

Everything Ia In good shape for. a fine
yytcnrSlon to Detroit Monday, by the
NnlEhls OF st. sJnhn ana st. George and
~ tho public who ncccpt the cordial In
ona;ldn OF the Knights to go with them
~ ~ INC EXCURSION. The Knights of st.
.T.'tsc VIII maltGyn strong effort TO win
Me pllze In the prize drill on next We'd
LiT%ay. The Knights have secured the
,hMeSt round trip Detroit rate that has
I 'Sea made for some time. only Sc 81 for
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THE RIVER


Parkersburg. BEN HUR. II 4. IN.
Sistersville. RUTH, $3.50 p. III ,.f-. : .5,
Darlington. LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
Charleston. E RAMA. s n. ~. ii
Steubenvillc. II. NJ BAYNE, 2:30 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. II. X. BEDFORD. ESQ a. m.
Parkcrsburg .ARGAND. II n. nj.
Matamoras.. LEXINGTON, II a m.
Sistcrsville.. RUTH, $3.50 p. IN.
Clarlngt on.. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
Steubenville.. II. N. BAYNE, 2:30 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. BEN IuR, 4 a. nj.
Pittsburgh. ..KANhWHA,5 n. m.
Pittsburgh. .KDYSTONE Fl STATE, 6 a. M
GAINESVILLE. :. LORENA, 2 n m.
nati....VIRGINIA, S q. m.
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BOXING.

In Thursdays Cincinnati Enquirer,
Charley Burns, who Is now in the Queen
City, is credited with the statement
that he was treated unfairly In his con-
test with Charley Johnson; that they
boxed Nifty rounds and that Referee
Leslie Pearce prevented him from put
ting johnson out by sundry methods.
This baby act on the part OF Burns has
alienated what few admirers he had In
this city, and given rise, to official state
ments from some OF his seconds last
Monday night that Burns wanted to
quit In the th!rtieth round of the con-
test, and,was persuaded 10 continue on
ly after hard pushing. These seconds
had money on Burns, one of-whom, Os-
car Gardner being particularly anxious
that Burns should continue. They, with
Burns other hackers, were only too
glad OF a draw to save. their money.
That Burns was not only satisfied but
glad to quit, was shown by the eager.
ness with which he accepted Pearce's
decision stopping. the bout. 1t was
johnson who wanted to continue. This
fact, In connection with others that
might be cited, shows conclusiYelys that
Burns talk In Cincinnati comes with
poor grace, and he will have hard work
to remove the impression In this city
that he hasn't all the sand the ring al
lows.
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the round trip. Tickets good eight days
md special through service leayins
Bridgeport Monday morning at i :65
O'clock Wheeling time Via the cieye-
land. Lorain 4 Wheeling railway and
the Lake Shorc & Michigan Southern
railway. o. r. Wood. II. i. Z a.. Cleve-
lind. Lornin q Wheeling Railway Office,
Mcclure Houss block. Will accompany
the excursion, \ J. S{j,,ii Z I 5lifs
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-,l.McCarthy hit by batted ball. Two out
when winning run was made.
Pittsb'gh 30 Q o 90 0 Q 90 -
Boston t.....0 p %. 0 % o o 90 o %
Earned runs Pittsburgh l. Two-base
Ely, Stolen bases. Hamilton: Bergen.
Double plays, Ely and Padden; Lowe and
Long; Long and Lowe First on balls, OF
Gardner 3: off klobedanz 3. Hit by pitch
ed ball S Solln s. Struck ms e BY GasPss
Cushman and Haydlcs.
at Chicago. 2 = E
Brooklyn 100 0 2 O. o 10 ~ s l
Earned runs, Chicago 4: Brooklyn 8.
and Ryan. ump!res. Emslie and Curry.
Time, 2 hours.
Al, Cincinnati. RHE
G S!asIHpas q: :s : 20
I. Batteries. Dammann and PETIT; Mer;;
Ger and Farrell umpires. Wood and
swartwood. Time. 2:lO.
At st. Louis. Ri T.
B. h1s,s .. 10 ! . . -
Earned runs, st. Louis 2: Baltimore l..
Batteries. Hughey and Clements: Maui
and Robinson. umplres. O'Day, and Mo-
Donald. Time, 2IO
At Cleveland r II r
New York 30 osG 3 o l Oil II 0
Batteries, Kells, Jones and Criger; Sey-
mour and Grady. umpires; Lynch and
Andrews. Time, hours. al
AT louisville. - ~ Il II +
Phiiadelp'a 30 4 0 90 90. /. os0-3 10 a
Louisville. .....O l o 10000 % COL II l
Earned runs. Philadelphia 3. Batteries.
Platt and Mcfarland: Bowling and Kilt
ridge. Umplres. Snyder and Connolly.
Time, 2:li.
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elbow to Cure All skin Dl,r..e..u

Simply apply "SwAYNE's ONT
,MENT."" No internal medicine rcqulr-
ed Cures letter. eczema. Itch, all erup-
itlons ON the face. hands. nose, etc, leav-
Ing the skin clear. white md healthy.
Its great healing and curatlvel powers
are possessed by no other remedy. Ask
syotir druggist for SWAYNE'S. ,;;oINT-
MENT. Avoid substitutes. tths&wII
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81 80 4
Mary ]. Scott and S. p. Blair. the DEL
egates from the Moundsvllle chapter Il,
tho Epworth League Wheeling. 49,
convention, will leave to-day for tho
convention. 3 :;
I. Mr. William Wilson, OF Limestone,
passed. through the. city yesterday on
his way TO wetzel county, where he
will visit friends.
T.. II. Criswell has leased the city
opera house from Purdy & Humphreys
and will have charge of It for the com.
Ing season. y i,,f X !, n
Thomas Scott was on business trip
through the lower. end OF the county
yesterday. ): i2
Mrs. J.. D. Shaw and daughter, Miss
Gertrude, are visiting at Clarion. Pa
W. S. Keyser, the Knoxville mer.
chant, was In the city yesterday. y.
Prof. Robert a. Riggs. OF Point Pleas.
ant. Is visiting friends In the city. J;
DR.. ". ]. Carney Will visit his parents
In Wctzcl county to-day. * 4 ". Is ;. n =
Prof. ]. i. Wilson was in Cameron
yesterday, on business. .Si z
The cells In the new prison building
are completed. 55i &! /.
!; Mrs; George & Knight ls Is a visitor IN
Wheeling. A 4 y f5il
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: INTERSTATE LEAGUE

: AT Mansfield. RHE
Mansfield .....3 0 90 3 0 0 o 80 l3 !
New Castle 80 3 o o 0 0.o-S 10 4
Batteries-Mlller and Belt; Guese and
Z!nrnm.
At Toledo. r II Z
Youngstown % 0 90 90 o OILS . 3
Batteries-Br,Iner,. Arthur and Myers:
1lerberger and Goodheart.
At Grand Rapids. r II r
GRID Rapids. % o o o 3 o 2 C Oil IS, l
Springfield 20 0 0 2 20 o 2 0-6 II
Batteries-Ilarper and Cote; Dolan and
Gratiius.
At Fort Wayne. r II i
Dayton observation-disclosures l3 IS 10
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The marks Mt 6p. m. friday feet
inches and falling slowly.
Weather Friday-clear and warm.
The Virginia passed up for Pittsburgh
yesterday, and Will be here. Sunday at
a. M, for Cincinnati and all southern and
ewstcrn ports. {5jr
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25 per cent discount on oil Bicycles for
the next ten days. !. z; II IS hG,lss
DILLON, WHEAT & IItNCHER co.
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Oscar Gardner is going through his
usual course of training, consisting or
road work, and sparring With his broth-
er. Eddie, for his contest with Jack Nc
Clelland, next Thursday evening.
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,.EOR SALE,.....,;.

4 Fine Country Residence, . acres OF land,
now house OF, I; rooms, large hall .nnd attic,
with large cellar: elevator cubbard In
Kitchen; gas and water In house; fine sta:
bio; large zllastercd chicken house. l6x59
feet; 10 fruit I; trees, choice variety. all
bearing; ilnG garden. md 10 feet above tho
I'M flood, Z I'M Connection with above therc
is,nbout IS -ncres or choice land for sale In
itfucts to -sult purchaser. Cleveland \
lPIttsburghJ md Wheeling & Lake Eric run
Through the place and Ohio River In 'front.'
Six miles from Wheeling, Cheap and on
idasy terms The owner Is engaged In busl.
ness in Pittsburgh Is the reasonE for sell.
Ing. For particulars cal on or address
INSURANCE and Real Estate Agent. Bridge.
b port, Ohio. 15iy5s!t5IGs 8 je?4 800.
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SULLIVAN THE WINNER.
NEW YORK, June o4.-Sulllvan won
from Hawkins in the .twenty-second
round, Tonight. Z
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.CAGTSRIA.

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MOUNDsvILLE
Anrisceilrneous Mclnnge of Minor Mat.
teri from mnrsi,niI'. Metropolis.

NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. H1t''tHTc VT NEIITUf TIhIs
tern from MnrsiiaiI's Metropolis.
4 The Republicans OF the different dis
trIcts in Marshall county meet to-day to
elect delegates to the congressional,
senatorial and county conventions. 1t
Is said among some OF the Republican
workers that Judge John A. Campbell.
will get the majority OF the delegates In
the county. Campbell's workers claim
nearly. Il not all the delegates. and
Dovene-'s men. while concedIng to
Campbell the delegates at Moundsvllc,
claim that Dovcner will hold his own
throughout tho balance Of the county.
Both elements seem to be stirred up and
some ha:d work may be expected before
the contest closes this evening. Ri
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ALL Bicycles at onc-fourth OF for
the next ten days,
DILLON WHEAT & HANCHER co.
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WANTED.
BUSINESS OPPORTUNITIES.

WTAR BoOM-TIIERE NEVER WAS
w better time to make money from
conservative Investments In wheat, stocks
and cotton than now: only small capital
We will not flood you with worthless lit
eraturc, but tell you how to succeed In
the speculative markets. SPECIAL ADJ
VICE sent free to correspondents. Our
special advice last week made money for
all who acted upon It. THE G. W
WYLIE CO.." II Wall ST.. New York. Je25
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ed for $3.50 o'clock, and It should attract
n large crowd, for the 1nter-city teams
MAY fast ball. yf9
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Geo. Il, Stifel s Co.
MAIN-NEAR TWELFTH STREET.
HELP WANTED.

WANTED = EXPERIENCED SPECi
IALTY salesman to control agents
! for Wheeling and vicinity! Lightning sell.
er, just out. Big money. No capital re-
quired. Address S. & c., care Intelligent;
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-25

st. Matthews church gives Its annual
picnic at Mozart park next Thursday
and a pleasant time is assured all who
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-06-25

Thomas P. Deegan. state president Of
the A, o. H., leaves tomorrow to at
tend the national meeting OF The order
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