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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-08-01
WIT AND HUMoR.

Chicago News: She-Yes; my grand
father was member of the United States
senate.
He-That's too bad
She-Too bad? What makes you think
so?
He-Think how rich he might have made
you if he hadn't spent so much money get
ting in there.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-08-01
FOR AND FoRNINsT FUSION.

Omaha Bee: Just so persons in all Oma-
ha participated in the silver Republican
primaries. But the so-calIed silver Re
Dublicans will be on hand as usual de-
handing a full third recognition in the
allotment of the places on the fusion
tirLyat
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-08-01

Ogden Standard: The silver Republi-
cans have had the ultimatum go forth
that if the Democrats fail to place the
silver Republican gang in { flee, the latter
will smash the silver Question. This is
the latest plan of fusion and seems to
indicate a lack of faith all around. and
an entire disregard of principle.
The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1898-08-01

Helena Independent: The Nebraska sill
yer Republican is modest in his demands.
Out here there is United States SEN
ator and a congressman to be elected and
the silver Republicans are willing to fuse
provided they are given the United States
senator and the Congressman.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-07
I7l7l7Vl7N0|77'
SPORT.
McoY.coRBETT FIGHT

IA, b.rn Declared aR-Ths Lenaz Att'
I,tle clnh May Tsko on The Nale4 q q
can be Made.
NEW YORK, oct. s.-The corbett-
Mccoy fight has been declared OF. At
= meeting to-day Of men interested in
tbe nght wtlliau B. Gray, MANAGER for
Mccoy, showed a ietteF he had received
from David NuEsnt, manager Of the
hawthorne Athletic Club Of Buffalo in
which he stated that owing to the many
Cancellations that had arisen the CLUB
mad decided to call the matoh on,
rom o'Rourks, OF the Len0S Athletic
club, said thai ne had resigned "a mani
Sper OF thar club and was going 70 Calf
fornia with Tom Sharkey, Joe Walcott
and Tom Bayard. He said Mccoy had
some kind OF grievance against MN ana
would not hght at the Lefio1 Athletic
club. O'Rourke said that after ne mao
ronc Mccoy might be induced TO hshi
there. ~ .,.
man. said that he was ready 70 put up
a purse Of $4,000 for the hBht between
Corbett and Mccoy.
Cieorge Consadlne, his brother, shook
$1,000 In bills IN the air and said he was
ready 10 match Corbett against anybody
in the world, He asked Gray Il Mccoy
would fight ana Gray said ne would
nave 70 sec Mccoy before making Q
match
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-07
THE $4,000 FuTURITY
Won at Lexington by Peter the Great
in Straight Heats.

Won at Lexington by Peter the Great
in Straight Heats.
LEXINGTON, KY, Oct. CATER two
postponements on account of rain, the
fall meeting of the Kentucky trottlng
horse-breeders' association began at
1880 O'Clock this morning with six races
on the programme. The event Of the
day, the $4,000 futurity for three-year-
old trotteFs, was quite a surprise to the
talent, being won in straight heats by
Peter the Great. a Michigan colt, who
sold for SIS In pools OF 800 The favor
lite, Charley Kerr, made game fight
for every heat, but was outtooted. Pet
er the Great won each heat with soma
thing to spare. A popularity of the
race was that second, third and fourth
moneys were divided between Charley
Herr, Limerick and seraphina. The
stake was worth $500 to the winner,
with $500 TO his nominRtoT, D. D. Strea-
tor Kalamazoo, Mich, who shll owns
him.
Summaries;
First race, the Tennessee, 5000, for
e:O9 class pacers-Searchlight Or g.. By
Darknight, dam Nora MapeS (McHen-
ry), /; Sherman Clay, oh. r., (Wes), 2;
NIcol b., b. s., (McLaughlln), 81 Lena
N, b. M, (McDoweID, 4; Ace, b. s., (Mc-
EVEN, 3; Indlpnq, b. g.. (MeCarthyl,
G: Iavelln, b. m. (saundeTs), dis. Time,
2:Os%: s:lik; 21iR.
Second race, the Futurlty for three
year-old trotters, value, tl0,O0O-Peter
the Great, b, c., BY Pilot Medium, dam
ston), i; Charley Herr, b. Q, (M. Bow
erman), 2; Limerick. hr. g.. (Rea), 3;
seraphlna, bib. T., (HudRon), q JAMIE
r., b. T., (Fuller), dis; Lexle May, IN.
T.. tdcKayl, dis, Time, 2;l5%i 2:iiN'
2l2l5.
Third race, sI5 class trottlng, purse
Si.OOO-Guy, Oh. s., by Robert Rysdyk,
(Garvey), /; Sister Alice, b. M, BY Bar
on wilkes, (McHenry), 81 Cutting, b.
g., by Arlstldes, (McQultty). 81 Surpol,
gr. s.. Curry, 4; Russell Wood. b. g.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-07

~. r. Curry. 5; Tudor chlmes. b, g.,
(Geers). 6: Doris WiikeR blk. M
lF1uchinGu), I; Hero Belle, br M
fRosm0nd). 3; Bireal. b. =, lttyanl. p
oslund L.. b. g.. (McDoweiu. ~. Time.
FISK: 9:ls; 2:isN: 2d73i; 2;lSis.
Fourth. the FulurlIg for tFo-year-
old trotters, t5,0oO-rhs Merchant. Oh.
c.. by The Conqueror dam Fright
Light, (AIecoy). l. Handspring. b. G.
(Ren), 2; Boralma. ch. g., (Rgan), q
RialSy, blk. T., C7edgea). 4; Kara, b. T.,
(CrOmie). 8; Mary Celeste, blk, l., (Stin-
Son), dis. Time. 800; 2:2i1s
.Fieth, the Wilson. purse 5000 for 800
class pacing-Lady OF the Manor, CHI.
m, BY Mlmbrino King, CGeers), J. Miss
Logan. b. M, (Boucher). .; Egozen, b,
s., (Critehheid). 3; AIMS Lee. b. M,
4 (EIudBon), s; Long Point, ca. 81. CF0i-
lltt5 6: Woodland Boy, b. s., Jones),
dis. Bellwood, br. M CHpsssY). as;
Split six. ch. M, lWilson), dis. Time,
Rosy; 2;1i; 2hOiti f:oSA
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-07

BUFFALO, n. r, oct. e.-The Com.
merelal sayH President Thomson and
the directors and officers of the Penn
sylvania railroad were extremely retIc-
emit when approached for information
in regard to the objects Of their inspec-
tIon trip to Buffalo, but enough leaked
out through seml-oflcial. sources 70
warrant the statement that the Penn
sylvanIa has made or viii make deal
with the Western New York & Penn
Bylvania 70 gain an entrance Into Buff
falo. The vast improvements being
made on the South Shore attracted the
attention OF the Pennsylvania magnates
and the possibility Of making che Lake
Shore at Tint Farm valuable property
for terminal purposes doomed up In a
favorable way. At present the Anchor
Line boats deliver a large proportion Of
the business at Erie, Pa, from which
points It Is carried by the Philadelphia
& Erie 10 the sea coast points, The de-
livery OF fTeights at Erie neeessltntss
bringing the boats TO Buffalo light
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-07
HApPENED ~ BHLLAIRE.

Thiapes entered the grocery store ~
George II. Muth on Union street, come
time wednesday night ana fAnsaeitea
the store. Entrance was gained ny the
thieves by taking out two Tanes OF
glass In q window 10 tbs olet part OF
the store. They got away With canned
goods, candy and tobacco amounting TO
about S26. This is the secopd robbery m
side OF two weeks Ia tho principal part
Of the ciiR.
The spelling bee held at The First
Presbyterian church last evening, was
well attended and an enjoyable evening
was spent by ell. James r. Anderson
pronounced the words and large NUM-
Der participated IN the spelling contest
Refreshments were served during the
contest. and quite q neat cum was rea-
liked. which win 60 toward remodel
Ing the interior OF the church.
The funeral OF Afrs. John Daily. (nee
Martha WenEell took place Yesterday
morning from che IS. Johns church, In
terment IN Catholic cemetery. The re-
mains were brought 70 this city from
McESeesport, Pa. and taken 20 Ele
home of her parents 10 the Seeopd
ward, after which they were taken 20
the church.
]. A. Greenfield, agent OF the Clege-
land & Pittsburgh Railroad Company
here, IS laid up quite sick. he Is cap
tain general OF Hope Commandery and
expected to be at the coDclege next
week, but has given up the trip.
Misses Minnie Wassman, Minnie
Leech and Clara Robinson win leave
to-morroW Tor Pittsburgh, where they
will spend Q few days,
Miss Lille Qdbert Of the Fourth
ward, WILL leave for Williamsburg, Pa,
where she will spend week with
friends and relatives.
The Cleveland & Pittsburgh pay car
win be In the city Tomorrow and dis
tribute the usual amounts of money
Several from this city we're before
the grand Jury yesterday, as witnesses
on the Jeffers and Brunef case.
Miss Bessie Williams, OF st. Glars
Vile, Is the guest Of friends and rela-
tiVes IN the Fourth ward.
Miss Lula Mcfarland, OF Pittsburgh,
Is spending q few days With friends in
the Third ward.
A new Chinese laundry has opened up
on Belmont street. 1t is run by zee
Lee.
Several from tails city attended the
fair ut Cadiz yesterday,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-07
90 10 RIgFsBBBeE

Special Rates and BPselHl Trains via
Pennsylvania Lanes Eainesnt pseoe
natt0nO and ElNSlFiSVl DlePllNs hna
GraSd Parade ~ Teisnpial cORHlAye
ySulEAw TemPlaD
From October 70 October Is, the eit-
les Of Pittsburgh and Allegheny win en-
terrain people from al parts Of the ioni-
TED States, Rs well as from foreign eopn.
tries, assembled to participate " ano
witness the imposing ceremonies OF
Knights Templar IN tfieHAlal eonelave.
Preparations for the event have peen
nompleted on Q grand scale, ana never
n the history of the electrical age have
there been such extensive hlumi-
nations bV electricity as may
BE seen on this occasion. Both
cities will be abIaze with lights
every night. The decoration OF
business blocks and residences will be
the most remarkable eyer witnessed.
The grand parade % take place Tues
day, October II, will be o wonderful
demonstration. Thousands OF Sir
Knights will be In line, marching 10
music furnished BY hundreds Of bands.
The sight VIII be an inspiring one.
The grandeur OF the occasion may be
enjoyed at small cost for fare, az non-
transferable excursion tickets to Pitts
burgh Will be sold oyer the Penpsylya-
mia lines each day from october 8 to 10,
inclusive. Tickets will be good return
ing October II. with privilege 10 extend
the return limit TO October 81 Arrange
ments haye also been made whereby
holders OF excursion tickets over the
Pennsylvania lines may indulge in
cheap trips from Pittsburgh 10 points
within radius of 2e0 miles Of that city,
also to Harrisburg, Gettysburg, Baiu-
more and washington.
For the accommodation OF Dersons
wishing 10 go to the cltR the day the
grand parade takes place and return
that night. special train will be run
over the Pennsylvania lines, Tuesday,
October II, leaving Wheeling at 9 Q, ~,
reaching the city In time 10 see II all.
Returning leaving Pittsburgh Union
station, al 6:i6, and 1890 p. M, cen-
trail Time. October II,
Full Information about rates, time OF
trains and other particulars may be
ascertained by applying 10 John q.
PomlInEon or John Battle, PepnRYlVanla
lines ticket agents at Wheeling 7-lo
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-07
TO CURE NERVOUS DYSPEPSIA

70 GaIa Flesh, to sleep WELL 90 Knew
What Appetite pRd Good Digestion
BIssp, Make Test Of sIuart'S DySPePSia
MISUNDERSTANDING Experience Of an
indianapolis GOntlenaAD.
No trouble Is more common or more
misunderstood than nervous dyspepsia,
People having Il think that their
nerves are to blame, are surprised that
they are not cured by nerve mRdl-
GlneS and spring remedies; the real
seat OF mischief Is lost sight OF; the
stomach Is the origin 20 be looked after.
Nervous dyspeptlcS often do not have
any palm whatever In the stomach, nor
perhaps any OF the usual symptoms OF
stomach weakness. Nervous dyspepsia
shows Itself not IN the stomach so
much as In nearly every other organ:
In some cases the heart palpltateB and
ID irregular; In others, the kidneys are
affected; in others the bowels are con-
stipated, with headaches: stu others
are troubled with loss OF flesh and APP
petite, with the accumulation OF gas,
sour rlsIngs and heartburn.
Mr. A, W. Sharper, Of No, 81 Prospect
Street, indianapolis, Ind, writes as fol
lows: "A motive OF pure gratitude
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All druggists sell full sized packages
at 30 cents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-07
MARTINS FERRY.
IIsp, Snd Nl,hRpl Ia us ThrlVlnE city
Aernas the River.

IIaPs sui SIlhhRPi Ia thu THRIVING City
Across the RlyrF.
The sale Of the Ellet heirs lots was
continued until four O'Clock Saturday
next, al which time Il u confidently eN-
pected 10 close out the twenty lots re-
naming unsold, as well as over four
acres adjoining, commanding fine seem
cry and containing a good quarry OF
stone. All OF which will be offered on
the most liberal terms, as the property
must be sold now. Remember the
plncc, corner OF Fourth and Hanover.
The tools which we're stolen from
West & Llston. contractors, who were
building q house on the McCoTd proper
~ ut the head OF the second Sisters Is
land, on the It'll Of September, were Toe
Gated by Constable Stanton, OF this
place yesterday evening, IN n shanty
boat at bridgeport. and James seeley
was arrested and turned over 10 West
Virginia authorities, az being guilty Of
the theft,
Two weddings In high life In which
Martins Ferry parties will tuke q
prominent part, are scheduled for the
near figure. In nuR OF which q well
known society lady Of this Mace and a
popular young man OF bridgeport will
DO tho parties to tho happy event, while
tho other VIII be between a VOL known
young man OF this place and Q young
lady from the Island.
Miss Rstta Right, while riding her
wheel In Wheeling Wednesday night,
collided with cYcleF OF THAI place on
the suspension bridge. She was not
badly hurt, but her wheel was muell
the worse for the collision.
John r. Thompson vas The unanl-
nous choice OF the electric light trus-
tees 10 gu the vacancy caused by the
resignation Of Engineer Gordon,
About 200 people attended the Grange
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-07
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-07

OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 6 feet 4
inches; stationary,
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 8 feet Z In
ches. Clear, cool,
OIL CITY-Rlyer iHrhea rising,
Clear. cool
sPBU B1NVILbE-Rlver foot
Inches, stationary. Clear, warm,
MoRGANToWN = River Q feet 7
lnahrs, stationary. Cloudy, warm.
WAftt0N--Rlver At low wnteTmaFk.
Clear and cool,
PARKBRSBuRG-Ohlo river feet
inches. failing. Cloudy; mercury 20.
COLUMBUS, o., Oct, GA special
from Portsmouth, o., says corps Of
government engineers arrived here to-
day 10 survey Bongnzn Bar, the great
cot obstruction TO navigation or the
Ohio brlVer between Cincinnati and
Plttsburg The governments VIII re-
move II II possible,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-07
KIMpLE sURPRIsEp THEAi.
The LouisvnIe Rider Captured tho
Quarter-mIle Championship.

Quarter-mlle Championship.
wAsmNGToH. D. C.. Oct, 5.-A
small crowd attended the races given
at the park bicycle club to-day. under
the auspices OF the national racing cy-
clists' union, the opposing organization
to the L. A. W. The most noted cracks
in bicycle circles participated. The
principal eVent--the great qlarter-inile
national championship furuished a
surprise IN that Owen Klmble, Of Louis.
willie, carried on first h0lOrs. Major
Taylor and Eddie Bald were placed
second and third, respectively. The
Major by the addition Of forty points
10 his score as the result OF to-day'3
ruce against Bald's thirty, comes with
IN two points Of the white man for the
lead for championship h0nors. Kimble's
victory put him ahead OF Mcfarland, OF
Sun Francisco, for third place.
The feature Of the third race-a one
mile handlcap-Yas that Eddie Bald, q
scratch man, ran unpaced, and Arthur
Gardiner, also a scratch man, won.
summaries:
National championship quaFtar-mile
Owen RJmbls. won; Major Taylor sec
ond; Eddie Bald, third; Orlando SteR-
ems, fourth; Fred sImk, hftb. Time, :3s.
One mile class, open 20 riders who
have not scored over thirty points 10
the national championship tabls-H. K.
SteenEop, WONT A. @, Moran, second;
DR.. A. /. Brown, third. Time, 2:l0'
Third race, one mile handieap-I;A Ar
thur Gardner, won; r. A. bicFarl9pq,
second; Owen SSmble, third; Fred Sims,
fourth, Time, 300 As.
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BgNWoOn
BrssrV HsWg Items GathsEs9 IN ths Ru'y
Marshall GoHptY TPWm.


BresEV BsWg Items GAiheEs9 IN the Rpsy
MHFphaiI t'0Hpty TPWn.
Detective Mehen, Of the Ohio River
railroad, was In Benwood yesterday IN
vestigating the recent thefss from rail-
road cars, whose seals had been broken
and the oars entered. gang Of boys
are suspected of being the culpPits. A
bog named Charley LorlnR, brnthRr OF
the boy discharged after a hearing on
another case OF theft was arrested yes
terdaY. Other arrests are tO follow.
Shoes we're among the articles stolen.
Rev, d, A. Denton, editor Of the N. E.
Times, and a former pastor OF the Ben
wood b. E, church, will preach here
Sunday morning and evening. DR.. Dem
ton IL warmly remembered here, and he
Is certain to be greeted by large congre-
cations,
The wedding of 3Ir, Edward Line
berger to Miss Lizzie McHenry, OF War-
nock's station, Ia announced to take
place at BallalTe, next Wednesday even
Ing.
A Bellaire man, who lmbibed too
much Of BenwoQd oil Of JOY, paid the
necessary coin at yesterday mornings
police court.
The postoflce VIII be removed to the
Meoabe building, II the governments
permission can be secured.
Lafayette day, October 10, win be ap-
proprlately observed In che Benwood
public schools.
Luke Taylor has accepted a position
at LlnebeTger & Hunters grocery
Mr. and Mrs, George GlHSler were
visiting in Bridgeport yesterday,
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BlL11NoRg { paIo RA1LRoAp.

KpIahls TemPlpF TrIsRpiSi C0psiaye
Pil9bprE, Pa, October lO'i4 1898,
For the knights Templar Trienniai
Conclnve, to be held at Pittsburgh, Pa,
from October 10 to n. 1895. the Balti-
more & Ohio RAILROAD will sell tickets
from all points east OF the Ohio river at
one Lowest First Glass Fare for the
Round "Trip, good going on October 70
u, Inclusive. and good returning leaving
Pittsburgh 20 and Including October ~,
1895, except by depositinq ticket with
Joint Agent at Pittsburgh not earlier
than October Is nor later than October
II, and on payment Of fifty 1907 cents,
return limit Of Ticket may be extended
to leave Pittsburgh to and including
October 81, 1885.
Solid Royal Blue yestibuled Trains
run daily from New York, Philadelphia,
Wilmington. Baltimore. Washington and
hatarmedlRte points, elegantly equipped
WIKI Pullman Sleeping Cars, obserYa-
Hon Parior Cars and unexcelled Dining
Car Service.
For tickets and full information, ap-
ply nearest Ticket Agent, Baltimore &
Ohio Railroad r
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1898-10-07
BASE BAIL TODAY

The New Castle Interstate team Will
be here again to-day, for series OF
three games with the Wheeling Laup7
dry teen., the latter to be Strengthened
by several professionals, including
ThGd Troy, In the outheld, and Cam
ey" Westlake behind the bat In this
afternoons game Lucas VIII pitch for
the locals and Martin for the visitors.
Minuehan Will be In the box for the
New Castles In one OF the games SAT-
urday afternoon. The cranks will no
doubt turn out In force for these, the
last games Of the season in Wheeling.
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sHAwls WONDERFUL WORK.

Tolberts billiard room was well filed
last evening to witness Wizard Shaw
play billiards and make fancy shots. To-
night Shaw will give his last public ex-
hiblt1on IN Wheeling. He viii play both
billiards and pool at roberts. The ex-
hlbitiops are free, Mr.. Shaw will give
an exhibition at the Fort Henry Club
for its members either Saturday or
Monday evening.