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BOWLING.
Last nights Carroll Club League.
scores were as follows si. ~ Z, "a 3
MARTINS FERRY.

IInps aud DIishnps IL, the Thriving City
Across tho River. @
DR.. J. N. Hogan, who has been den
gerously Ill for some days, died yester-
day afternoon, at 1:4O o'clock. at his
home. corner Hickory and Fourth
streets. Deceased was born at Glencoe,
January 10, 1865, md has always re-
sided in this county. The funeral will
take place Monday at o'clock a. m,
from the st. Mary's church. and the In
torment will be at the Catholic ceme-
terry, back of Bellaire.
The Martins Ferry volunteers will
hold an important meeting at theIc
quarters In the Dixon building this
evening. Any Wishing to join the
company are requested to be present at
this meeting.
Mrs. John Rail- who has been visit
ing the family OF James Miskell, on
Third street, returned to her home. In
Dlllonvale. yesterday. -.
Arthur Reynolds was present at the
reception rendered the graduating class
OF the st. Clalrsvllle high school last
evening.
T. J. Erwin leaves this morning for
Mansfield, Tiflln and Toledo, to estab
llsh lodges OF Red Men In those cities. I
Mrs. George II. Smith very pleasant
Iy entertained the Old Social Club last
evening. at her home on THE Heights"
Mrs Roland McFeelcy, of Beverly.
Mass, Is visiting the family OF Ken
worthy Hoge on Fourth street.
The Mt. Pleasant commencement will
be held at the Friends Yearly Meeting
house. Friday evening, June 10. 81
The board OF education will meet
Tuesday evening and elect teachers for
the coming year. A,
James Schwamberger's new residence
on ,Catawba street, will be finished this
evening. 6
4 crowd OF twelve from here wilt
drive to Cadlz this evening to spend:
Sunday. t255. Is 4
Miss Emma fletcher left last evening
for her home at Bcallsvlllc. Q. -.
Deputy Sheriff s. s. Foreman was In
town yeCterday on business.
George ". Twccdy was In Mt. Pleas.
ant yesterday on business. ..3l;l
The Red Men met last evening and
Initiated cne candidate. KS
The banks hero will observe Decora-
ton Day BY closing.
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great sulferings, but they are mild com.
pared with those daily borne by thousands
Of victims OF that dread disease = con-;
sumption, tt
For centuries this relentless disease was
considered incurablc. II Is now known to
be distinctly durable. DR.. Pierce's Golden
Medical Discovery cures % per cent. OF all
cases of consumption. bronchitis, asthma,
laryngitis and diseases ofthe air.passages.
It has stood the test for Thirty years.. It
acts directly on the blood, nourishing 1t
with the liic.giving qualities of the food.
II tears down old, halfdead tissues and
Through the blood It acts directly on the
lungs, driving out nil impurities and dis
case germs. It soothes the cough, but
facilitates cxpcctoEtion. It dccpcns the
breathing, supplying the system with life
giving oxygen. II stimulates the appetite,
facilitates the flow Of digestive juices, in.
Yigoratcs the liver and tones mud builds up
the nerves. 1t Ia the great blood.nuker
and lcsl.buiidcr. 1t does not make ilabby
flesh like. cod liver oil, but firm, muscular,
healthy tissues. 81. x
~ had been troubled with bronchitis for
several years." writes Mrs Orlin o'Hlra, Box
IA. Fergus Fails, ottertail Co., MINI. !" In the
Ar. pGcs had sore .hto1tI 1oso.ssdi with
but got no relief raised from MY throat a
sticky snbi,ancc like the white Of mn egg: Could
not sleep, aud had made up my mind TINT
would not live through tho winter. took Dr.
tic Prescription alternately, and In q few days
began 10 ace that was better, took eight bot.
ties. have not felt as we'll In years" ~ iN
The quick constipation -curc - Doctor
fpictcc's Pleasant Pellets, Never gripe.
Accept no substitutes or limitations. a
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BRIDGEPoRT BRIEFS.

Afessrs. AfcCook land Thompson, Ii OF
Steubenville, arrived In s; Bridgeport
yesterday morning, for the purpose n OF
hurrying sup d the formation of 81 the
Bridgeport military company.!i Under
the srecent call for a, 900 troops, Ohio
will only be allowed 4 800, and the
Bridgeport company will have to hurry
up. The governor&w accept the first
troops offered. III Young men from the
surrounding country can become mem.
;bers by applying iearlg at Bridgeport.
Atilast nights meetingiin the city9hall.
there was a large attendance. Gharles
Howell presided Stirring speeches were
made by. Judge U.s. S. Cochran, Frank
( Robinson and others. The enrolment
reached seventy, and will : go beyond
eighty, the required number, to-day.
city hall this evening. 4; 3 i =; Z!
NJ There will be a union memorial ser
Vice at +the First Methodist Episcopal
church at310:90 a. M. on Sunday. DR..
Dixon will preach a memorial sermon.
There will be no services at any of the
other churches at that hour. Branum
Post, G. A.. R.. and the American Me-
chanics will form at the Union Opera
house at 10 o'clock, sharp. All old SOL,
dlers, either, Of the blue or the gray, are
Invited to fall In. y NJ. b
Persons donating flowers for memoir
lial day, May 30, will leave them at
George Glnln's, james Higgins or
Charles McConnauShy's grocery, not
later than s a. m. Monday. Procession
will leave for Bridgeport cemetery at Q
o'clock q. m, and at 2 O'clock for Lin !.
wood. y sls y
= Rev. DR.; Dixon, Samuel Worthington,
and James Cox were mustered into
membership in Branum Post, g. A. r.,
OF Bridgeport, last evening. q
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BELLhIRE
Ausort. Of r.orn, Now. and Gossip From

All Sorts of Local News aid Gossip From
tho Glass City.
George Mccook, who comes Of that
good old family known as the Fighting
AIcCooks," accompanied By II. B.
Thompson. who raised the first company
In Steubenville, was here yesterday and
started the ball rolling for regiment
of volunteer troops from this congress
slonal district. Captain Danford had
suggested the Idea: some time since to
some of the boys and several compan-
les are ready to respond to the call Mr..
McCook, who Is a son Of the late Col.
George w. A1cCook, after his visit along
the river front, feels confident that the
full complement Ola thousand men can
be reported to the governor by next
Tuesday OF "Wednesday. McCook Is 4
strong, forceful man, and he put some
ginger into the boys here. "A meeting
will be held at the city hall this evening
and 1t Is expected q number will re-
spond. Over forty persons signed the
roll yesterday evening. Several old
veterans are taking hand with the
boys, among them Squires Morrell and
Mason, and James NJ. Richardson.
Among the younger ones interested are
Hunter S. Armstrong. DR.. w. o. S. Pl-
per, Cook Danford. George e. Morgan,
]. NJ. Dubois, and John Thurn. William
j.. Campbell, son of the ex-chef Of the
fire department, was the first man to
ENROLL The. organization, Of q company
will not be confined;to the city, but will
take In the territory. along the line o.
the narrow gauge. :, Several have been
mentioned as officers for the company,
but these will be selected after the COM
pany Is made up. e
William Trlgg, the well known farmer
who lived near Jacobsburg, hung him
self Thursday night, but was not dis
covered until yesterday morning. He
Is the man whose wagon was hit by a
Cleveland & Pittsburgh train about a
year ago. when he was knocked sense
less and laid in a stupor for some time.
He has been in poor health ever since.
He was about seventy years OF age and
became discouraged over bn1ken health.
The friends of Rev. o. W. Holmes and
wife were distressed yesterday on learn
ing of the revelations In the operation
upon Mrs. Holmes at the Wheeling City
hospital, which made the amputat!on
of her leg necessary. All day anxious
inquiry was made Of those who knew the
condition OF the patient.
DR.. Boone, as city health officer, filed
complaint against some parties who
nursed a case of scarlet fever without
giving any notice OF 1t, and the mayor
imposed fine OF IS and costs. It Is
necessary that the health officer be
strict about contagious diseases.
The Young Mems Club have provided
splendid programme for their outing
on Decoration day. Rev. c. NJ. Watson
and w. G. McClaln will deliver addresses
and amusements will rule the balance Of
the time. They go to keyser's orchard.
There will be appropriate services In
Odd Fellows hall Monday morning for
Memorial day and In the evening there
will be q flag raising and blowout by the
U r. K. Rcvs. Holmes Colfey and
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An Authority sp,nI...

There has been too much passing OF
the lie In consress.-philadelphiu Re-
cord.
The lie Is convenient thing to pass,
asnobody wants TO keep It. but In parlla-
mentnry Technology there ls no such
phrase as passing tho lie" You pass
the time of day: pass. with no object
expressed, in poker, and 70 on. But In
modern Congresses and legislatures the
liz Ia no longer 'passHd" 1t Is hurled"
and WITH tremendous violence. The
gentleman al whom Il IL hurled stops It
.clcvcrly and hurls 1t back. These tech.
nlcalItles may geGm trivial, but It Is well
to be accurate. Never pass the lie. Hurl
;itSg Otherwise how eau The other man
hurl It back?--New York Sun. 4
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Button ana col poormaan arc l down Is,

Fulton and Col. poorman are down for
;jpseches. ~ 4, 4 y; Z, "a u III "a
Il Several members OF the gradunling5
class are wearing class pins. with the
icolors red, white and blue, and Sappro-ss
ipriatelys inscribed. Their school worls3ls
through now only the commence
remains as a task for them.
The Enterprise Enamel Company, will
Jloat q flag from theiri works this even-s
ing 5Heatherlngson's 3brass baud wilt
furnish the music The employees pros
vide the nag. e. y Il
The Belmont County Medical Society!
held quite an Interesting session at the
Windsor hotel yesterday a afternoon, and
the attendance was fair. Z. ,ssi q
N The little White Girl who was acei4
,dentally burned Son Gravel Hill, died OF
her injuries and Twill be buried 4 this
morning. Il q,
& Dr. 81 II. Rnwles will move back to
Cambridge next week, X & - b
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BASE BALL COMMENT i, i. I, ! !

+ u o - 4 q
GAINESVILLE will place a team in the
Ohio State League and c.. E.sJewell, late
of5the Norfolk Club Of the Atlantic
League, will be Its manager. The fran.
chise has been transferred to Jewell
and the lease to Pastime Park Is In his
name. The first games will be played
on Decoration Day, May SO.y q Mr. Jewell
says that he win get the best that the
money will afford and that the fans,
may rest assured that only first class
team will be given them. ~ ! 70
The Wheeling management will pitch
Bruner, or Whissen this afternoon, prob!
ably the latter, and 1t is confidently ex-;
pected that the locals will make IT five
out, of six from the visiting team. This
is the first Saturday game at home, and
a large attendance Is assured. q
The Salem team will be here the first
half of next week, playing two games on
Monday, Decoration Day, morning and
afternoon.
That boy Russell outclasses any first
baseman seen on the local grounds in
recent years. :. I * q - y 81 n !!
Dlal'e third base play is faster than,
the pace his team is setting just now. &
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wheeling won a hot and scrappy game
fron, the Massillons yesterday after
rooa,and as Canton downed the coshoc-3
t,as, the Nailers are only game behind
Tho leaders this morning. II the locals
win and Coshocton loses ano hier5 to-day,
Wheeling will be tied for the lead in the
Ohio league race. Although the game
WIS characterized by some ragged field
,ag on both sides, the brilliant plays
more than made UP for the misplays,5
many Of whichwere caused by the rough
condition OF the grounds. II Madden
pItrhed his first game for the locals and
aid not do bad, although hit safely
clever times. Several of the hits were!
scra.ches On the other hand the Nall
er hit Corriyen hard, harder than the
score Indicates. IA 4 q, sSt - VA
Masslllon got in ths game, in the first
scores In the second inning. Two hits,
an error by McCombs and q balk by
Madden did the business. In their, half,
The locals got one run; McCumbs trotted
on four wide ones, went to third on Min.
,ons single and scored on Anderson's
tumble OF Horan's grounder. Bredlff
struck out and Madden was an infield
out.
Wheeling tied the score In the third
inning with run that was as far from
being earned as any that was ever
scortd on local ground. Wilson went
10 frs. on Bullock's error reached Sec
ord on passed bail, got to. third on an
o;her error by Bullock and scored on a
Wild pitch. After this, two htts$were
made. one q two-bagger by Eggert, but
the latter was caught OF third base and
put out u n
In the fourth Wheeling secured q COM.
tortlble lead. scoring three runs. Min
Ton singled, Koran reached first after
being hit by a pitched ball, Breniff was
safe on Markets failure TO hold Dial's
nice assist, and A1inton had scored be-
fore the ball was in sight again. The
next two men were outs. but Pritchard's
single brought in two runs, by Koran
and Breniff.
NaSillon got one in the sixth, three in
the seventh, and in the eighth: took the
lead by scoring two, the score then
sanding to in favor Of the visitors.
Then Wheeling made another Garrison
finish that enthused the fans greatly
and strengthened ,the belief that the old
town has as game nine as ever came
down the pike. ATinton led off with
srike-out, but H0ran singled and
sprinted on to second when Heyman
made a tumble lntrying to stop the hit.
Breniif struck out, and the outlook was
bad, Madden was safe on Anderson's
error, and then came three hits, a two.
Dagger by Wilson. and. singles by
Pritchard and Eggert, netting three
runs. }j ls.5
In their half Of the ninth. the visitors
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I've base hits, Wilson, Eggert. Madden
Bullock. Stark. Double plays. Eggert and
Madden. Bases On balls. by CorrIven q.
Eases OF hit natsnien, by Corriven /.
stFuek out, by Madden 2: by Corriven Z.
pitches. Madden /; corriven @ Sacrifice
hlts' wilson, Heyman. Time. 2:10. Um-
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THERE Is more catarrh In this sec
ton Of the country than all other dis!
enses put together, and until the las,
few years was supposed to be lncurable.
For a great many years doctors pro.
nounced It q local disease, and pre-
scribed local remedies, and by constant.
ly falling to cure with local treatment:
pronounced It lncurable. Science has
proven catarrh to be constitutional!
disease, and therefore requires constItu
tlonal treatment. Halls Catarrh Cura
manu- featured by F. J. Cheney & Co,
Toledo. Ohio, is the only constitutional
cure; on the market, It Is taken Inter.
nally in doses from ten drops to n tea .
spoonful. It acts directly on the blood
and mucous surfaces of the system,
They offer one hundred dollars for any
case II fails to cure. Send for circulars
and testimonials. Address
s. T. ]. CHENEY s. CO., Toledo, O. s
Sold by Druggists. 75c. T.
Halls Family Pills are the best. h =
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Yesterdays GAMES. (,
llnclnrat! Is, New York 4. r
Louisville Il, Boston 3.
Cleveland 4, Baltimore !,
Pittsburgh 5. Washington 3.
Chicago g. Philadelphia
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!or Weighing In ninth.
!. ETT,a"d runs, Pittsburgh 2: Wash!nston
, ra': ,hIt.. NcCastiy, XnderSon. Home
a. Hrtinnn. SacrlIlca hits, Gray. Bro
,My. S.olna bases, 'rnnncl!il ..
la" m, 2lSy, w.lEley and Doyle. First
by pm batlt, OF IYnyiIng 3. Struck out.
on;Ihtnili z: by WcyhlnR ., Time, 1:iO.
'i'F"'t Swnrtwcod and Wood. b [
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Another little girl OF the same age,
with also eyes for the beautiful, touch
ed all the poetry In her fathers nature
by asking him about the origin Of the
stnrs. and remarklng, when his an
swor seemed too vnguc: "I bet know,
papa. The stars Is peep-holcs for the
angels TO look out"
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Children say many bright things, the
record OF which would Ill mighty
interestin' ;" book. It was little girl,
living at Leathcrwood. who calling her
mother out on the porch short time
ago. pointed up 10 the sky where the
heavens were rcvclins lii, the beauty
and glory OF rainbow. said: "oh.
mamma. look up there. an see what a
pretty necktlc God has!
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE.

At Toledo. ~. & & + ", i,S;Si4l RHE
Toledo ::......2 u IS 90 o s s-1s 70 i j
Mansfield $50 10 0 20 u o 4 oil Ii II
> ,B q, and Arthur; Bean,
AT Fort Wayne. ,Js FRHE
Fort Wayne ..5.....;...".01 GLIB. i
Whlttridge, Herr and Camp
bell; Kostal and Cote. 8 n;
At Springfield. h sl .RH'E
Springfield .n...1 L i &C. o o % o % I Z
New Csstle."...0 % 2 90 go 0E0-7S7 &
and Barkley. ~ n & b :
At Dayton. Z 40 RHE
Dayton ,,...5......o of5 0s3 2 4 O5SST-9i u q
Youngstn 80 0 - / $0E2 $50 s0-5 6 a
Batteries-Strelt; and sByers; b DInsmore
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THE cANToNs WAKE UP.

Special Dispatch to tho IntellIgencer.
CANTON, May e7.-canton used two
Pitchers to-day, Beadle and Bell, but they
Rnanased to yin out from the leaders.
RHE
Coshoo.on ~ o II 3; o o o4o-6 10 4
canton .......o eo61s % / ,1--12 Il {?
r batteT!es-Coshocton, Motz and Nippcr;
sHt9n, Beadle, Bell and Qucssen.
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HERE / AND THERE Re-.

4 There was. a man In our town, y i ~
Z And he was " ondrous wise, n
And with his shears and pencil he ss1
He;toi H' them NTH ihat Il they they were ali wrons
In dealing with; the foe. n 81
Y That he had read exchanges, hence 5i 4
- Was Z Posted. sc; to know sil4
The government was r.msy, and IL
The ship. estate, a wreck. II
Without this pencil admiral 4!
si'Waststatloncd on its deck h, 3 III p
+ And gazing from his sanctum at ltsi
The board of strnte-gee, II e &
He.wished them with NfcGlnty ut NJ
The bottom Of the sea. 4 y g!l
( The war will be a farce he wrote,
i5,l Unless they soon ia ke heed,
3Ot planslthatI propose here In =.
~. My daily sclssored screcd n ;t
( 30 said this man so lwondrous wise, II "A
land sad 1T 10 10 NY. q 81
Spain was licked to a finish, though
6 s,plnns were thrown away. W
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BENWooD.

breezy News Items Gathered In tho Busy
Mnrsl,niI County Town. q. I.
The council at It's last meeting deci-
ded to enforce all the ordinances. among
them being that one which prohibits
loafing on the street corners. 1t was de-
cided also to compel the Benwood South
ern to fulfill its contract with the city
to pave part OF Marshall street, an
agreement made when the franchise.
was granted. According to q statement
from one OF the officials, there Is no 1
doubt but the company will agree 10 at
tend to this matter. -
Rev. Francis ]. Eberling and Miss,
Minnie Rhoades will be married To-
morrow at the home Of the brides par
ents In Highland county. Ohio. Mr.: and
Mrs. Eberling will return to Benwood'
June and be rendered a reception at
the home Of Mr.. and Mrs. John Hughes.
p-parents Of the groom. Mr. and
Mrs. Hughes will also celebrate the
tenth anniversary OF their wedding on
the same occasion. lS's,l.
James Kinney, the; water works con-
tractor, was In town yesterday and
stated that he had organized q company
and that the water works for Benwood
was @ go. In q week or ten days, he;
said. the! citizens would learn definitely
OF the plans In view. 3 e.
v Owing to, Rev. US Robinson having
been called TO Warrington, his pulpit al
the NJ. E. church tomorrow morning
will be filled by Rcv.James Price. Rev.
c.. E. Clarke. of Wheeling Island, may
preach In the evening. y
Union district teachers are cnthused
over getting the Marshall county teach
ers' Institute, which to be held In this
town August Is. Heretofore It has al
ways been Held at Moundsville, conse-
quently Benwood's Joy.
twas reported once that the Riverside
coke plant would be completed in June,
but 1t now looks as though this costly
plant will not be ready for operation for
several months yet.
John Swineberger received a bad fall
from the McMechen building. corner OF
Seventh and Main Streets He was ut
the end Of o rafter and sawed himself
off. s. ;.s9s
The jurors from Union district for the
June term of the circuit court ars MS fol-
lows: John Hendricks. Fred Brown,
James Nolan and James Long.
H- 1NSN. L uul 4lctLtIl1lelI, tllt new pastor
of st. Matthew's German Lutheran.
church, will preach in English at Sun
day evenings services. 81 q,
There will be hag-raisings at Sher-
rard, Sand Hill, Cameron and many
other, points in Marshall county next
Monday.
Decora ton day will be generally OBJ
served here. The schools will be closed
and many business places will close at
noon. ~
The clerks and yard force at the juno
ton have organized n base ball club,
electing p. f. Dowd captain. :,
Exercises appropriate to Decoration
day were held yesterday afternoon at
the Bcnwood public schools. =, y,
The Alexander concert company, will
give an entertainment In the NJ. E.
church, ..sll
a. The grocers will close their stores at
noon In observance of Decoration day.
The only thoroughfare in "Pearltownp
has been named Dewey avenue.
Mrs. George Eskey leaves to-day; TO
visit friends In Columbus, O. E;1f7
Louis Yeater, Of Board Tree, was In
town yesterday. 49, I
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iifIsBuRGH. May N.-The contest to-
s.y "aA splendid exhibition OF how mis-
Saoly the national game can be played
a. WGess!onal3. Gettman's home run
T.n.o1 bounded away from BrodIe and
s S,,es 70 tho hleachers. Attendance, Ia6te.
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allow TO euro All slsln ,pl.en,r..n

Simply apply ,i"swAYNE's ONT
MENT" No internal medicine requ!rl
cd. Cures tetter, eczema, Itch. 'nll crup.
lions on tho face. hands, nose. etc, ,lcav!
ing the skin clear. white nnd healthy.
It's great healing and curative powers
are possessed by no other remedy! Ask
your druggist for sWAYNE'S u ONT.
MENT. Avoid substitutes. tths&w
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Stomach.
Trouble

Stomach trouble is the common
name applied to a arrangement of
the, system which is keenly felt but
vaguely, understood 1t may mean /
inability to retain food or to- digest
it. 1T may mean nausea, pain after
eating, ;fullness, inordinate craving
for food, or entire lack Of appetite.
&Wbateverit means, there's trouble,
and it's with the; stomach. If you
have stomach trouble,,you will be !
interested in this letter from a
man who had 1T and was curedby
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NY by cofecrar, wore 4, ba o,,y y /,
Attendance. 5,sio. store:H e ~ H1essi
Sineinnati D D 4i4 . ia II 4
t view o y 9 10Y = % D. s.
.R Earned runs, Cincinnati ;aNewS York51
S an,,aas Ipammann and Eyang1in:J Do
X And Ti nrne ! 4, Unpifes Emslie and