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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-05-25
BEHwOOD
Hrcezy Nows Items Gathered In tho Bnsy
U.s. aH5 Marshall C0unfv Town.

nrcszy Eows Items Gathered Tn tho Busy
Marshall Comfy Town.
The little daughter OF Mrs. Joseph
Beck, whose accident was noted In
yesterdays .Intelligcncer, is not vet out
Of danger. The scalp wounds are caus-
ing her some pain, but the attending
physician, DR.. Mcdonald, Is hopeful OF
her recovery.
James Smallstlck. a young man en-
;ployed IN the Riverside blacksmith
shop, yesterday morning got one OF his
hands caught under one OF the big ham
imers. crushing his hand. Whether am
lputatlon IS necessary will be determined
to-day.
The funeral Of John Barrett occurred
yesterday morning. and was attended
by a large number OF the deceased
young mans friends. The knights OF
st. John attended In honor to their de-
parted comrade.t
Robert Sharp will build a twelve
room house or the Whitaker addition,
and the ground for It has already been
broken.
The two mel who made the unpatrl-
otic utterances at the Riverside Monday.
were discharged Monday night.
Brown & Ford are having a retaining
wall put up on their Water street prop
,erty.
Hurry QuIgley and Miss Neill, OF the
Eighth ward, will be married June II.
William Bush has returned to Park
crsburg. after a brief visit here.
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Is the name OF the. only perfect train in
the world, now running every night be-
tween Chicago, st. Paul and Minneapo-
lis via the Chicago, Milwaukee s. st.
Paul Railway-the pioneer road of the
west In adopting all improved facilities
for the safety and enjoyment Of passen-
gers. An Illustrated pamphlet, showing
Views Of. beautiful scenery along the
route Of the Pioneer Limited, will be
sent free to any person upon receipt OF
two-cent postage stamp. Address
Address George H., Heafford, General
Passenger Agent Chicago. Ill. W
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Fonght . Draw.

PHILADELPHIA. Pa., May "a
mysterious. Billy Smith, OF Boston,
and Charley johnson. OF this city,
fought. fifteen rounds I tonight at Ath-
ems. The decision was draw, al.
though Smith clearly hadIthe best Of the
bout. He was the aggressor throughout
and landed heavily on %Johnson's body
and head. johnson put up q good ar.
gument, but was overmatched at every.
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THE Cuban question ard political Is,
sues sink Into inslgnincance with the.
man who suffers from piles. What he.
nest desires. ls relief. DeWltt's Witch.
Hazel Snlve cures piles. Charles
r.. Goethe, Market md Twelfth streets:
Chatham Sinclair. lTorty-sIxth and ia.
con strcctS;h. e.. sclieehie, No. 607 Main
street: Exley Bros, Penn and Znno
straets: Bowie Co., Bridgeport,
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nouBDsyILLI
Aaf~lsceiianeons nfeianRo, of Minor Mat
ters from a1nrsilail'a Metropolis.

tiers from ,1arshail's Metropolis.
Yesterday In the county court cases
the attorney for the petitioners filed
amendments TO the charges, which the
court had held to be insufficient. The
defendants were summoned to answer
the amended charges the FIRST day Of
the June term.
AZ twenty five foot flag win be raised
at Hadgman's brick works at 10 o'clock
a.. M. Decoration day. Appropriate
speaking and music will be Included in
the exercises. AN secret orders and the
public generally are cordially invited to
attend.
Deputy Sheriff g. NJ. Cunningham
sold his fine saddle and driving horse
yesterday to Dr.. Dawson, of Cameron.
The horse will be shipped to Philadel-
phia. It WAS one OF the finest saddle
horses in Marshall! county.
Miss Laura Simpson. who has been In
the p~ostonice at New Martinsviile for
several months, has returned home and
will take charge Of the central office Of
the new telephone company.
The hose company has succeeded In
getting the famous Monarch Quartette,
OF Martins Ferry, to assist Prof, Bane
with the concert tomorrow night.
J. E. Roberts has received orders
from Charleston to enlist no more re.
cruits :inTthe National Guard until fur
ther orders.
Prot. Bane will give a guitar recital
at the school hall tomorrow night for,
the benefit Of independent hose COM
pany No.. z.
Col. T.. E. Hooton Is visiting the boys
OF Company NJ OF the First regiment
OF West Virginia volunteers al Chick
amauga.
Miss Ella McFadden entertained the
Sixteenth Century club at her residence
on Seventh street yesterday. afternoon.
Mrs. E. E. Kittle, OF Cameron, is Wis
iting her daughter. Mrs. DR.. JIG. Nc
cullough, Of jefferson avenue,
Josiah sipclai. and Hon. John Leach.
OF Benwuod, were circulating among
friends In the city yesterday.
Prosecuting Attorney T. J. Parsons
and family are visiting Mr.. Parsons
parents in Franklin district.
". A. .Wledebuschi and L. 3. stifei
were business callers in the city yester-
day from Wheeling. r
Miss Jessie Baehman, Of Wheeling, IS
visiting Mrs. Harry Brown, Of Sixth
street.
Dr.. VIM. Crow, OF Glen Easton, was
circulating among friends here yes,er-
day. 40
Mr.. J. N. Thornburg. OF Elm Grove,
was In the cityi on business yesterday.
The office Of the clerk OF the county
count will b closed on, Decoration day.
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ors Sr9eS runs. none. TYo-base hits. Don.
DeI0s,,, schriyer, Delehanty. Stolen bases,
EsTas Cross. Double play, Ely and
N a., sirst base on balls, on Kiilen'4:
struUciE! n d., = Hls by pitched bali, La .Jolc.
Ball., sc obrj oy killen 8: by Orth 2. Passed
sosniirsr. Mcfarland. Time tsico ni H..
paes' Emslie and Andrews N.1. VIE
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ooooooocooooooooooco
SPORT J
..nnecnacoooocooooccoS
ONO STATE LEAGUE,
Won. Lost. PEI.
yesterdays GAMES.
p siassllon ., Wheeling !.
To.pAY's GAMES.
wheeling at Masslllon..
Canton at Coshocton.

9, +,al Dispatch TO tho Intelltscncer.
CUSHION, O.. May 2i.-WheciIng
AsnS moi hi Corrlvnn successfully, and
sT.I.srion secured hits when they produced
~, In tho NTH inning, md no ono! out,
ttsI.m,sn hal two errors on hard hit balls.
NJ ~ n EInglG and two good pacrtiiccs
.l..,, ~ three r,i,s. In tho seventh, an or
y, Nv Mention allowed Acorrlyani N base;
XII and two moro sncrtiices scored two
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

TEsTERDAY's GAMES.
Bpoklrr 0, Cincinnati! 3,
Pittsburgh I. Philadelphia 8.
New York C. Louisville ],
Cleveland 4. Washington 0.
Baltimore 10. Chicago 10,
le St. Louis 12.,-Boston 10.
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TO-pAY,S GAMEsG

1, To-pAY's GAMES.
Baltimore at Chicago.
brooklyn at Cincinnati. -E
WASHINGTON at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Pittsburgh.
New York at Louisville,
= Boston at st. Louis.
PITTSBURGH. May e4.-PtttsburEh won
contest full Of brilliant plays. The ffth
vas iatal for the Quakers. Their two err.
Ut, together with two hits. scored Gan.
~ sha hlled the bases. Donovan then
s h-vsHea \ two-bagSerG to deep centre,
" T.'nsing II three moro TALES. THE Phil,
rs. ~ paved a sood uphill game, aftor this,
ss9s their score down to three 'rrns AZ
tendance, 1000. Score. a.
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BOXING.

snHH- -H#HHaH
The coming battle Of Oscar Gardner.
and Jack McClelland, though to some
extent hanging In the balance, Is the
chief topic among local patrons OF the.
roped circle, for 1t viii be the event OF
the year. McClelland's crowd talks OF
having the match pulled on in the
east, but eastern clubs only patronize,
fellows they know something OF, and
since McClelland is comparatively un5
known there. he can put It down that
the effe.e fasteners won't cough up as
much gate receipts as win Jingle at the
Metropolltan's door. for when the bids
come the local club Will show q strong
front.
Manager Leslie Pearce has in view a
great card for the M%etropolltan's next
event. He Is trying to arrange a con-
test between Jack Bonner and Dick
O'Brien. Bonner has already said he Is
willin', and O'Brlen Is likely to concur.
They met once before In a warm battle
which ended in a draw.
Freddy Began and Charley Burns
leave for Cincinnati to-day. Burns and
o'Leary yesterday patched up a match,
II they can get q club to offer induce
ments.
Yesterday the date OF the Oscar
Gardner-Jerry Marshall contest was
definitely settled. when the articles re-
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Wheeling ...........l Q 0 0 0 . . 0 o
NisIilon .......!...0 0t0s1ga0N2 =

Two-base hit. Anderson. Bases on err
rr. Wheeling q. Massillon g.. Bases on
tils.' of Whissen'4; on C%orrivan 3. Struck
OH. by wr!ssen 3: by Corrlven 6. Time Of
game, I;s5. Umpire. Criss.
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5o' louis So: 80 : 1. IL 4 4 !

Batteries. sudhofr. Taylor. Clements and
Sugden: Willis. Lewis and Bergen. Earned
runs, st. Louis 81 Boston 9. Time, 2:eS,
Umpires, Swartwood andGWood,
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BASE BALL COMMENT.

- 1H
The Wheeling management feels
somewhat uneasy regarding the where
abouts OF Pitcher Madden, who went to
Toledo ten days ago and has not been
heard OF SINCE It Is feared he intends
to jump the Wheellngs, but that step
will not avail the twirler anything, as
this league is under the protection OF
the National Agreement and Madden
can be prevented from playing profess
slonat ball II ne intends to pose as a
contract jumper.
Tickets for the games at Wheeling
are to be put on sale at Goetze's drug
store.
The grand stand at the park Will be
completed this afternoon. and when the
MassilNon and Wheeling teams open,
their series here tomorrow, the park
will not be easily recognized by the
fans.
McCombs viii probably be found at
third base for Wheeling tomorrow.
With Russell at first, Eggert at second
and Minton at short field, Wheeling has
an lnfield faster than any other in the
lea GIe,
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nc" ouStlee o. Duyt6h b.
At Grand Rapids. RHE
era Rapids! %! az 0 / oSo -is Is /
Mansfield ....2;s 0 5 2 49, .-i6!iS 3
Ba,ter!Ss-Kostal. Lucas and Cote;
Ennis, Miller and Beltz.
At Springfield. RHE
Youngstown 20 l 0 2 0s2 90 - 10 i
II, haiier!es.crabill and Grafius; Martin
At Fort Wayne. RIFE
yEort Wayne % Q go 0 100 oEitS 3
Toledo :::y.l o 10 Q os1Eo oa z /
and Arthur. S'NNI
Al Dayton. RIFE
Dayton .......1s o 0 o 05o3oBs2 -S -
New Castle. 200 0 90 IL a1iE2
Batterles-Daugherty and Donahue; MIL
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REDS PLAYED srr,p1nry
COULD NOT HIT MEEK1M

Nut FIT MEEKIN.
e, GsiJplsViLLB, May ai.-rhe Colonies
10 tra MTt ny Meekin. and the Giants Ind
on, I NJ ,ple In winning. Grady. was piIt
IA H. .he same and ordered OH Inc field
ior al, s.ennu Inning by Umpire Cushman
S%ere:: q decision. Attendance, i,lo0.
L IsT YnIk 80 ! 20 2 q o 800 o-S:i5 i
'vl'!o 10000 / O. . 81 io-i . Q
l.et1Ene runs. New York {. Batteries.
lad w; warner end Grady: Cunningham
l,, TriitSoa; EMPIRES. Cushman and tUeyd-
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EVANS WAS WIN

EVANS WAS WILD.
10 te 20 GlASD, May 2I.-Evans was wild
easy ill., game. and tho Indians mad an
t.adsnen.e ,S daafentlng the Senators. At
Wa,bIInna 100 90 90 0
r,,,stoh ~ Q Q 0 900 0%o-Ol1o 2
and Fer rrH,;; Wilson and o'Connor; Evans
Time, ! jS,, umnires, snydor and Curry.
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ceiyed their final touch. II eomes.off at
Bridgeport Monday evening. June O.,

Charley johnson and "MyBterious
Billy Smith boxed q hot fifteen rounds
to d draw, at Athens, Pa. Monday
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Tickets for the games at Wheeling
are to be put on sale at Goetze's drug
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE,

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Toledo !. Fort Wayne /.
Youngstown {. Springfield Ia.
Mansfield 10. Grand Rapids IL.
New Castle 6, DAYTON &
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Stomach
Trouble

Stomach trouble ia tho common
name applied to q arrangement q
the system which Is keenlyfelt But
vaguely understood. II maymean
inability to retain food pr to digest
IT. lt may mean nausea, pain after
eating fullness, inordinate craving
for feod, or entire lack Of appetite.
Whatever 1t means, there's trouble,
sanditsywith the stomach. If you
have stomach trouble, you will be-
interested in this letter from q
man who had It and was cured by
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umpires. Lynch and Connolly. Time,
oPPoRTuNE HITTING.

ST. LOUIS, May 2L-The Browns de-
feated the Beaneaters this afternoon by
q streak OF, opportune batting, which came
Decker. was Frustrated by heat. as he went
to the bat In the first inning, and retired
In OF Sugden. Attendance. 1000.
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Mr.. J.. N. Thornburg. OF Elm Grove,
was In the city on business yesterday.
The office of. the clerk OF ther COUNT
count will b closed ON Decoration day.
The Elbert County tribune., 1898-09-29
WHAT THE LAW DECIDES.

The constitutional provision against
the ownership of lands by aliens ia
Washington is applied. in state, Win
ston VS.. Hudson Land company. 40 l..
r. A. 430, to a lease of land for forty
nine years to an alien. and also to
lands owned by corporation when a
majority OF the capital stock comes
into the hands o. aliens.
A public officer receiving fees to
which he Is not entitled from a party
whom he knows to be ignorant OF the
law, without informing him that he is
not bound TO pay, is held. In Narcotic
VS.. Allen tMe.). 40 L. II. A. 1856. liza
bic to an action for money had and
received. on the ground that he receiy-
ed the money fraudulently.
Payment OF check after the maker
has been declared to be insane, and Is
so. is held. In American Trust and B.
company VS.. Boone Gal, 40 L. r. A.
$50. to be at the peril OF the bank, al
though 1t does not know of the insan-
ity of the drawer, and although the ad
judication OF insanity was made in an
other state.
An indorsee of a negotiable note who
has made written assignment there
OF which is not fndorsed On the mite
In order to transfer II as collateral
security. is held. In Taug w. Riley
tGa.). 40 L. r. A. 244. entitled to
bring an action upon It when the note
is surrendered TO him. although 1t is
merely for the purpose Of collection.
The Elbert County tribune., 1898-09-29
PRACTICAL KINDNESS.
Ono Hundred Thousand Grateful
Soldiers.

Soldiers.
These war times have tried mems
souls In many unexpected ways. but
like shaft OF sunshine and good cheer
out of the cloud Of privation and en-
durance has been the work that The
American Tobacco Co. has done among
the U. S. Soldiers and Sailors ever since
the war began-for when they discov-
cred that the camps and hospitals were
not supplied with tobacco they decided
to provide them. free of cost. with
enough for every man, and have al
ready given outright to our Soldiers
and Sailors over one hundred thousand
pounds of Battle AK Plug" and
Dukes Mixture" Smoking Tobacco.
and have bought and distributed fifty
thousand briar wood pipts,y lat a total
cost of between fifty and sixty thou
yand dollars.
This work has been done quietly and
thoroughly. by establishing headquar-
tiers in each camp. so that every camp
and every hospital Of the United States
Army has been supplied with enough
tobacco for every man and the sailors
On thirty United States Ships in Cuban
waters have shared with the soldiers
this most welcome OF all "rations."
Perhaps II will be only fair TO re-
member when we hear the remark
again that Corporations have no
souls" that there Ia one American cor
poration whose soul has been tried and
has not been found wanting In "prac-
tical kindness"
The Elbert County tribune., 1898-09-29
Slang from tho Day. of Old Rome.

Passing through vacant lot the
other day where some boys were hay-
ing game OF ball. heard one OF them
who had got rap on the knuckles
from foul" exclaim. Jimmy, that
hurtsl" and then, after rubbing his
fingers moment, he went back to his
place on the field. little dreaming that
he had just uttered solemn invocation
to the old Roman demigods Castor and
Pollux. For our vulgar Jimmy" is
but corruption of the Latin "gemini," I"
twins, name applied to Castor and
Poflux, the twin sons of Jupiter and
Leda. These hero gods were the pa
irons of games and festivals of all
kinds, and the especial friends of tray
elers; hence, wheD an old Roman ex-
claimed, 20 GemE!i' 1t was devout
appeal to the gods for help or protec-
tion, ysrYemuch the same as when a
knigpfot old called on his patron saint.
Miss E. F.. Andrews.
The Elbert County tribune., 1898-09-29
..upsomE PICTURES.
x,or, Time Remain. In which

s,ort Time Remains In Whien
onu 20 GET Them Free
~. demand for the handsome game
,.a,,es which have peen given a-ly
9rrrchasers Of Elastic Starcn tnis
. IN has surpassed al expectat1oIrs
sessh has kept the manufacturers, >. =.
unh,neer nJ Bros. Co., buster tnan az any
H. in the history Oh tneir pns,ness.
Tss,r offer to give these hanosoms
.,.cues away to their customers VIII
.msin open only short time ionger;
~ those who have not alreauy asaiis1 as,a
sIn.seJyes snu OF this opportunity snouid
!. = at once. Not for years mas any
ss,nr as handsome In this line Deen
LII The subjects represented oy
re- plaoues are American wiid ouchs;
american pheasants, american qua,i
"a English snipe. Ihey are manu-
sou. paintings and are especially oe-
ss.ned for hanging on dining room
nsiis though their richness and beau
~ entities them to a place In the par
lar Of any home ~ 49,.
univ until October ~ DO Messrs, j.
r Hubinger Bros. Co. propose to ois-
.r,bute these plaques free to their cus--
,omers. Every purchaser Of three ten
uaCkdEeS Vi GiaottS 1hot >AAs -
ION I'm brand, manufactured by ]. c. HUI
lvs h,rrsr Bros. Co.. is entitled to receive
VIZ o,.s az these handsome plaques free
SrS conn their grocer. Old and new Gus
.nners alike are entitled to the hene-
az NJ this offer. These plaques will
~ ~, he ~ sent through the mail. the only
m.v nv to obtain them being from your
srccer. @ Every grocery store In the
ssauntrv has Elastic Starch for sale.
e ss he Oldest and best laundry starch
ar ~ = the market and is the most perfect
ools ~ IN process starch ever invented. 1t
g M ,be only starch made by men who
sssosroushly y understand the laundry
Su.iness, and the only starch that will
rot @ iuiure the finest fabric. 1t has
Nan the standard for a quarter OF
ssntury. so and as an evidence Of how
e sood Il is twenty-five million pack
ss sses were sold last year. Ask your
dssler ssl to show you the plaques and tell
von about Elastic Starch. Accept no
ssuh,titute. su Bear in mind that this
osYer ,y holds good a short time only and
should tu be taken advantage of without
da1uv
The Elbert County tribune., 1898-09-29
ra,orl.. subjee. for rhotosrapl.y.

Perhaps no celestial body has been
photographed SO many times as the
moon. At Lick Observatory the man
in the moon" sits for his picture many
times during the year. Jupiter and
Saturn are also frequent subjects. and
no day passes in which some sun-spot
does not leave its celestial autograph
on the sensitive plate. Many astro-
nomlcal discoveries have been made
through photography, the greatest of
them being the discovery, by Professor
Draper. OF oxygen in the sun. The
applications of photography are SO
many and so varied that whole vol
ume OF the st. Nicholas would be re-
quired to describe them: for there is
no department OF knowledge in which
1t has been SO extensively used. and
none to which it has been SO universal
ly helpful.
The Elbert County tribune., 1898-09-29

Pale People. He coaxed his granddaughter
10 get him box OF the pills. After that
box had been usod he secured another. In
three weeks he began TO feel little life in
his arm at the end OF four he could move
his fingers, at tho end of two months he
could walk. and In three months he could
shave himself with the injured hand.
As he told his story in the Herald Office,
he looked the perfect picture of health. He
carries box Of tho pills In his pocket, and
whenever hc does not feel just right, he
takes them. They cured him after doctors
had given him up, and his death was daily
expected
All the elements necessary to give new
life and richness to tho blood and restore
shattered nerves are contained in n con
densed form in DR.. Williams Pink Pills for
Pale People. They nre an unfniling spe-
cific FOR such diseases as locomotor ataxia,
partial paralysis, ST. Vitus' dance, sciatica,
neurelgia, rheumatism. nervous headache,
the after effects Of Ia grippe, paipitntion OF
the heart, pale and sallow compilations, all
forms Of weakness either In male or female.
The Elbert County tribune., 1898-09-29
OUT OF THE MOUTHS OF BABES

Harry" said the teacher. Sin your
essay on George Washington you say
that he never went fishing. What au-
thority have you for making that as
sertion?" why" replied Harry.
haven't we been taught that he never
told a lie?"
A little boy had been sent to the
corner grocery to get some eggs and
on his way back he dropped the basket
containing them. How many did you
break?" asked his mother. "oh. l
didn't break any" he replied. "bYt
the bulls came off some of them"
Nellie, dear said the induIgent
father to his 4-year-old daughter. III
you like your new dolly. you ought to
put your arms about my neck and
give me a real nice kiss" Nellie COM
piled, but as she did so she remarked:
"oh, papa, ] does dest spoil you dwead-
full"
Now. Johnnie" said the Sunday
school teacher, I'VE have just read
about Samson and his wonderful
strength; can you tell me why he felt
so down-h hearted at the last?" Dun
no." replied Johnnie. "unless It was
cause Schley sunked more Spanish
boats than he did"
Papa" said 5-year-oId Willie. Il
want you to give me 8 cents" What
do you want 1t for, willie?" asked his
father. al want to buy toy monkey"
was the answer "Oh." said the father.
you're monkey enough; we don't need
another one in the house" Well"
said the little schemer. then give me
cents to buy the monkey some pea
nuts"
When the collection was taken up
in a north side church recently and
the plate reached the pew occupied by
lady. her grown-up daughter and ll.-
tie 5-year-old son. the ladies found
themselves without money. The little
fellow. however. reached over and
erarely deposited . penny on The plato.
and. turning to bla sister. aaid in a
Ioud whisper: There: | iust saved
our family from being dIsEFsced'"