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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-08
n SUDDEN DEATH.

Last evening Mt 7 o'clock occurred the
sudden and unexpected death OF Mrs.
Thomas Johns, OF South broadway.
while on her way to the Welsh Congre-
gational church. Mrs. Johns was up
preaching the church when death came
without minutes Warming Heart
trouble. of which the deceased was sub
ject, Is attributed as the, cause Of death.
Deceased was about 1f.y-c!ght years OF
age. was an upright Christian woman,
and n member OF the Welsh church. A
husband, FIVE sons, William. Charles,
Thomas, Edgar and John. and one
daughter, Mrs. Thomas Williams, be-
sides n large OF circle otfr.snds., are
left to mourn her uITtimely demise. Mrs.
Johns was native OF Wales. but to-
gether with her family had resided In
this city for several years. One son,
John. Is at present attending the Uni
rerslty OF Pennsylvania at Phila1el-
phia. r.
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MARTINS FERRY BRIEFS.

Yesterday afternoon Rev. J. C, Beam.
pastor OF the Church OF God, preached
a sermon to the members OF the JUNO,
Order United American Mechanics, at
their hall. Rev. Beam took for his
subject. add unto your faith virtue"
and preached q mastery sermon to the
large audience present.
The ThImble Bee will give n Flower
party" at the elegant home OF Captain
and Mrs. I. w. InglebrIght, in the First
ward, next Friday evening. Invitations
Will be issued to the husbands and
gentlemen friends of the members OF
the Bee" . -
DR.. D. o. Williams, OF this city, has
been appointed BY the Eastern Ohio
Medical Association as delegate to the
meeting OF the American Medical Asso-
chiffon to be held In Columbus the first
week in June.
The GOSPEL ARR Is rnoorsd at the
Buckeye landing. and the parties con-
nected with It held religious services at
the corner of Fourth ana Hanover
streets yesterday Afternoon.
The strike among the piclilers ut the
LaughliE tin mill. mention OF which was
made Saturday. resulted In the men re-
turning to work at the former wage
scale. -
Sam Miller. living an G,enn.s Pr,
was arrested Saturday n,eht for ist,n'
cent eyposuro' ard vii, iil;a,s bn .aI.an
to ST. Clairsvllle to-day.
A choir. under the leadership OF Prof.
J.: W, Schofeld. rendered excellent mu-
sic at the Methodist Episcopal church
services yesterday.
Tho "uu,ohara h,, -, ~.
chanics, held their regular monthly
meeting Saturday night, and Initiated
one candidate. .--'-'''
The tin workers OF this city, have ar
ranged for I picnic md dance, to be
gwen ut steele's Grove Saturday, Moy
-.
interesting deVelopuents In SIAN
ger SUN between well known parties in
~, NV ''Ae.' ~ 'tsu': sHori:y.
me Ladies AID Society OF the Pres
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THEWALLACE SHOWS
Will Exhibition wheeling Tomorrow

h1tL EAiliuttai'Au eeilhB AosiHorFoN'
.5.5,,. ~ a Big Show. &
The .great Wallace shows will exhibit
at Bridge park. Island. Tomorrow ar
ternoon md evening. This Is one of the
best tented attractions now on the
road. Says the Pittsburgh Dispatch:.
The Great Wallace Shows opened a
two days engagement at Exposition
Parl: yesterday afternoon, and the pro-
gramme presented was the best seen in
this city for years, nnd was greeted
with salvos Of applause. The acrobatlc
crrorts,of the Nelson family, the great
estin their line IN the world, we're sim
ply marvellous: the Angeles are the
equals OF my flying artists In the busi-
ness. aud the grand ballet, led by the
famous Nine. Maccari. was a new de-
parture frU circus performance. and one
that was greatly Appreciated. There
were innumeruble acts by frst-claso ar
lists, while u sInnll army OF really fun
ny clowns kept the audience convulseh
by their absurd!ties. The show scored
O great success.
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WON FROM MASSILLoN.
The Mailer: ran Against am En-
Ar,,r,,o-f a., ,hn Hht. ro,,-.

The Natter: ran Against am Easy
Argument In the Ohio Town.
Thu Wheeling base bal, team and
about 100 of Its friends tourneyed TO
MasSiio1 yesterday morning via spe-
clal train on the Cleveland, Loraia 8
Whseliss, railroad, which was furnish
ed BY Tfaseling Passenger Agent Q. r.
"c"a. a dozen cars were furnished,
In anticipation OF o larger crowd. but
the short notice given and tho indifIor-
ent showing Of the Naslars against the
Youngstown team las, week contrlBut-
cd 10 o dlsappointingly small turnout
from this city and vicinity. iat
However. Massifion made up for the
local deficiency by turning out LOCO
strong to see tho Massillons defeated
b. the Wheeling leaGuers. Cummings
and Dulan pitched for the Wheelings
and both did well, the semi-profession.
ais getting only six hits. while the
Whec!ngs hit safely twelve times. Lat
liner played right field, and led at the
bat, with four hits. one Of which was
homer on the first ball pitched in the
game. Hunt caught n gilt-edgcd game,
and It is conceded that he IS develop
Ing Into a valuable man. The score:
RHE
Nass!llon ......2 02O1O10-6 6 4
Batteries. Wheeling. Dolnn. Cum
mtHss and Hunt MassfIlon. Keller and
Donovan. Cabot and Morr.sscy. Um-
pire, Jones. =
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BELLAlRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters Of Intcrcst In tho Metropolis

matters oil lntCfcSe III tho Mctr0pOtiS
OF Belmont County
There Is considerable discussion about
the price asked for two fractions Of lots
the city seems to want to make room for
new city building, and their purchase
nj the figures given Is almst universally
condemned. The city has property
enough to put IN an immense building
without them. They can utilize 100 feet
on Belmont street, with 10 feet on Thir-
ty-secona street. and one lot through
to the alley This. without the fractions
Of lots In question, would make room
for more Of building than can ever be
utilized profltably in this city. In fact,
the present city hall has been an cle-
plant;
Mr.. T. A. Rodefer ON Saturday last
paid of the last of the wage notes paid
out by Rodefer Brothers, system
that was discarded six months ago. A
company OF citizens and the workmen
agreeing to the system furnished the
means, to start up, and as soon as Mr..
R6defer got IN shape to pay all cash for
labor no did so. and II Is m Indication
Of thrift to note that the last paper of
that kind was paid off on Saturday.
Marshal Johnston and Officer Shana-
felt arrested Gravel Hill man who got
80 tangled up with drink that no could
not get home. af1l complaint was made
by Fourth ward residents The fellow
was ugly, and refused to 90 with one
officer.
Thursday afternoon and evening Hope
Commaniery will confer the orders OF
Knights Templar upon half dozen
candidates. a train win return, to the
river ut night for tho accommodation
OF river front members>
The Stewart Enamel Works will be
started UP about Wednesday or Thurs
day. this week, and II Is limited an effort
will be made to secure the Idle build
ing Of the old Bellaire Stamping Com
pany. Is
An effort was made year ago to have
the mnil carried on the electric cars on
this side of the river. but 1t was found
It would add nuthing to tho service on
this side. and II was dropped.
l.: Z. Emerson, clerk OF the courts.
cnme IN yesterday morning. from CO.
lumbus, and was met by hls wife at the
river. in buggy:
a nephew of W. c. Warnock died at
Warnock Saturday night, and the fam
ny from thss city win attend the funeral
to-day. ~,
James c. Tallmnn was accompanied
to Pittsburgh by his wife. and they will
remain with relatives all Of this
week.
The graduating class IS gathering
pointers from the earlier commence
ments In this section.
The G. a. r. will open fair In their
hall on tho 18th.
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HARPER WAS WILD.
Special Dispatch to tho 1ntelliEencer.
GRAND RAPIDS. May 7.-Harpert
was Wild and Ineffective this afternoon
The Dread Of Death.
IN SCnluR
unun him

at, v
although he caHnot actually FEC II.
HAT awful sense OF dread, the feeling
ga' death is near at hand 10 described by a
south Sl'h Carolina gentleman. Thos. G. Lever,
~, ofLever, Richmond Co., with truth
!MN everyone who has ever experienced
"N'll Immediately recognize: ~
u had vha, the doctors called nervous indi.
WWen." he says: y spok medicine from my
,,ah'ly physician for II. but OF no avail In look.
i"t over one OF the Memorandum Books issued
Wy w R. v. Pierce, Of Buffalo. n. Y. / found n
in N, IKE mine described exactly. wrote 10
y. ~. Fierce npd made f STATEMENT, He sent ME
.T..S;'2'iTe list or questions also hygeuie rules
e. carried these out rs best l could. hut
,n,"urEht Il almost Impossible. as suffered 10
nn..nn With pain under my ribs md mn empty
rI ggnr 10 my stomach. At night would have
n n,, " llo. fee, and hands alternately. was
Grgi,,nhhg very nervous Ind suffered q great deal
I'm uh.nsineHs hs to my condition thinking
n,' a'a't would soon claim me; always expect
~. 80, ,9tnething uuh'nal 10 take place and having
az. E'tat dread OH my mind I wa. also irritable
'"' impatient. aud was greatly reduced In Aesh.
could .nt scarcely anything tina, would not
iml"Se bad feeling In my stomach. Amer
r,,", HESITATION. owing 70 my prejudice against
rrfEni medicines. decided 10 try few Bottles
.r,nmf Pi.ree's Golden Medical Discovery and
tre.,is Amer taking several bo:,les Of each
,,uvu was improving. have 10 be careful yet
r., 'nes rs To- what eat, IN order that may
~, suod aud strong fully believe u any
W., S'.o suffer with Indigestion OF torpid liver or
,I2hT cold would tnke DR.. Ptrrce's Golden
",aseneal Discovery aud Pleasant Pellets : pnd
U s, few simple hyglenic rules the, would
IN be greatly benefited. and With little per.
'''''anse would be entirely cured" ~
nv Is very simple matter to write to Or.
.etnsc No cintge whatever Is made for
hee; which will be sent you lin plain
"ANa eavelope) promptly BY mail. :.
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Along the Landing.

The Keystone State Is to-morrow's
packet for Cincinnati, departing ut s
n. m, with popular Captain Charley
Knox on the roof. She has large offer
ings In sight.
The Leroy took big excursion to
Sistersvtlle yesterday. and the Jewel
had one to steubcnville and return
The marks at 6 p. m. showed G feet .
inches and slowly. falling. Weather
cloudy and cool.
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MARrIN,s FERRY NEWS. ]
Tho Daily Chronicle of Whcclins's
Progressive Nc!ghbpr. n

The Jolly Friends" a social organi-
cation recently formed, met at the home
of Isaac Lewis on Jefferson street, Sat-
urday night and formed permanent
organization By the election Of the fol-
lowing officers: Isaac Lewis, presl-
dent; Thomas Lark!ns. vice president;
Elias Lewis. secretary. and Roger Jones,
treasurer. a pleasing musical pro-
sramme was rendered mud 1t was decld-
ed to hold meetings every other Satur-
dry evening. The club will sndeavbr
to secure the use Of Mechanics hall as
q meeting place. go dfAS Z
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TIE RIVER.
yesterdays DEPARTURES.

Pittsburgh. BEN 1UR, n. m.
pittsburgh. .KANAMHA. s a, m:
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE, s n. m.
Stcubenylllc. JEWEL. S a. IN.
Glnclnnati....Q CITY, s n. m.
Sistorsvilio.. LEROY. : u IN. .r
2ancsvlle... LORENA, ga. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pnrkersburg. BEN HUR, 9p m.
Newport. .....JEWEL. II 4. IN.
Sistersville.. RUTH. $50 p. IN.
Darlington. LEROY. $40 y. m.
SteubenVillc- IT. NJ. BAYNE, 80 y. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE, n. m.
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA. 4. m.
Parkersburs. II. X. BEDFORD, II a. m,
Mntamorns.. LEXINGTON. II n. IN.
Sistersville.- RUTH. $50 p. m.
Clnrington.. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
Steubcnv!llc. IT. NJ. BAYNE, go p. m.
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COUNCIL oRGANIzEs.

Council. at the meeting Saturday
night. organized by electinE John
Hayne, president. and ]. B. Farnell.
president pro TEN. Although the meet
Ing Saturday night was the first held
under the new body. an unusual
amount OF important matters were dis
posed OF. Robert Downev and NJ. g.
McGrew were elected members OF the
board OF equalization. A petition ask
Ing that tho salary OF police officers DO
increased twenty-five cents per day.
WIS granted. $500 j., ~.
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HbRc Sale.
1PUBLlCH SALE

Will offer for sale at the front door OF
me court house OF Ohio county. WA, on
saturday May. 6. commencing at 10 a.
MI m, mat Desirable piece OF property. No.
OF Chapline and thirteenth Streets, east
slde; lot - feet on Chapllne street ana
running eacf m even width about 80 feet
70 IN alley. Has good house Of thirteen
ICONS ana all modern conYenienru at
ierns OF Sale:--One.third cash or more.
II the purchaser 80 elect on day Of sale:
tho balance In two equal annual paw.
inents. with Interest secured by dcod Of
trust on the property sold. Title Perfect
MRS, SALLfE D. MERRIGhN.N =
adm,5. Or estate OF John Donlon, decd.
- z. Hervey. Auctioneer. myl
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Dolan showed good form at Masslllon
yesterday and will probably be added
to the local teams pitching corps.

The knockers were in their glory on
Saturday. They could see no redeem
Ing feature 7in the Wheeling teams
work. But IT'S dollars to doughnuts the
whole knocker crowd will be enthusing
before the weeks over-it's the way OF
knockers. Two or three errors knock
all the wind out Of them; likewise u
brilliant finish or q bit Of fine pitching
sends them up into the clouds Of salts
faction and enthusiasm. D.
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MUsEE LEAGUE.

Averages In the Muscc summer tou-n-
nment n. the end Of the fourth week,
are az follows:
Emblem. Colts. 1S5: C. Raider, Colts,
1871: Mnr3chner. Tom Moore, i7d; Hand
Ian. Tom Moore. 1GG: Cochran, Tom
Moore. lGG; Modar. Steinblazer, 1GG;
Blckmcyer. Colts, 165; Reed. Crcscents,
lG2: CASTOR. Cresccnta. lG2; Frohme,
Steinhlazcr.N 1Gl:, Campbell, #. Moore,
100: Boslcy. Il. Moore. 15g; Wellxol. T.
Moore. l5S; Bcuter, Colts. los; Steven
con. u. Moore. III: Zinn, Reliance, 1SG:
]. Raider, Colts. l52; Dick. n. Moore, $50;
Meyers. Crosconts. $50: Sonnefelt. .Crra-
cents. 14s: KaHe. CrcScents, l47: VIII
helm. Colts. li6; Cory. Reliance, I'D;
Horcs. Reliance. AS: Frazier, Rough
Rlders. l'b; Fa!ck, Colts. lib; Dinger,
StclnhauS.' IA: Emerson, Reliance, 1ls:
linncs. Rough Riders, lt2: Mccain,
Ste!nhaus, 40; King. Cresccnts, 100;
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To-DAY's GAMES.
Mansfield nj Wheeling.
Youngstown at New Castle.
Dayton at Grand Rapids.
Fort Wayne at Toledo.

The Wheeling team was beaten in
the odd game OF the series with
Youngstown Saturday afternoon be-
cause the locals had the "offest" kind
Of an oil day. while, on the other hand,
the Giants put up snappy game Mt oil
stages. Poole pitched good, honest ball
under circumstances that were any
thing but encouraging for good work
on the slab. Heine. Feancis and Dur
rett we're especially ''dopy" In their
fielding. Francis and Durrett partially
retrieved themselves by timely work
With tho stick. The score:
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OIL ClTY-River . feet : inches and
falling. Clear and pleaeant.
WARREN-Rlver ! foot inches.
Cloudy and cooler.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Z feet Z inches
and stationary. Threatening and warm
er.
BRoWNsv1LLE-Rlver 5 feet and
stationary.
/. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Z feet G
inches and stationary. Cloudy and
warm.
PITTsBURGH-Rtver SIS feet und
falling. Raining,
Observation-Disclosures G feet and
falling. Cloudy md cool.
PAISkERSBURG-R'v Z feet a:d
falling. Raining: mercury Mt Sc.
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trustee Suiea


TRusTEEs SALE
BY v!rturo OF deed OF trust made by
vi GSspS Rnn ,zzis ID Siss2S his
recorded In the Office OF the clerk, Of tho
county court OF Ohio county, West Vir-
Einia, In Deed OF Trust Book No. 81, pdge
~. VIII sell at the north front door OF
the court house OF said county on
SATURDAY., the Srd DAY of JUNE, 1899.
commencing at 10 O'Clock O. m, the fol-
lowing described property. that Is to say:
y certain piece of real estate In the city
OF Wheeling Ohio county. West Virginia
described ns follows: a piece OF land be-
the north part of said city. and east OF tho
common road, on the. margin OF the Ohio
river. commencing for the same at point
about 80 feet In north-easter1y direction
wall Of the bridge over Jonathan's Gut, in
the l!nc Of the northwest front of the
house Cornmonly. known rs tho Stone house
grocery built by Andrew Thalmann
Ing described: thence in tho line
OF the front OF the said Stone house
grocery. one hundred and fifteen feet to
the northwest corner OF said tract OF
land: thence south-easterly and Mt right
angles to said front line seventy-five fent:
thence southerly and parallel with said
first line one hundred and fifteen feet:
thence Enthusiastically seven,y-ilve feet
10 the place of beginning. together with
the buildings thereon and ali others ap-
purtcnanccs thercunto belonging, resery-
ing. however, strip OF ground running
lenSthwise through the property OF a. uni
form width OF twelve feet 10 be kept onen
as n road: and reserving also tho coal un-
der the property and the right to mine
and remove tho same. 90 tI''''>
TERMS OF 'SAEE:-One.third and "a
much more as the purchaser elects TO nav
in cash on the day OF sale, the balance
in two equal install,nents at one and two
years. notes bcarins interest from tho day
OF sale 10 be given for the deferred pay
mcnts.1 W. j. W. CoWDEN,
Trustee
j. Z. Hervcy' Auctioncer. apps
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,
a BRILLIANT FINISH.

CINCINNATI. May 7.-Brcitenstein was
invinclblc to-day until the ninth inning.
whom two singles, IN error and Blake's
double melted three runs. and won tho
game. Tho locals hit Powell safely five
times IN tho frs. inning, but found him
troublesome inter that. Rain kept tho
attendance down to i,79a Score:
Cincinnati 10 o o 5000 O % Q !
81. Louis 100 Of o o o 81 0
Earned runs, Cincinnati 3. st. Louis 3.
Batteries. Brcitenstcin md PETE: Powell
and Crlger. Empires. Swartwood and
Warner. Tine of game. l:50
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BOWLING,
MCSEE LEhGUE


Week aro published below: c. RAIDER ia:
Cochran, iGj: llandian. 1857 Beutcr, Bs;
Meteor, 1G: Weitzel. l5S; Jones. Iaf: Rahr,
I5G: W. Fettc. Ia: ". Franz li9: Wilhelm.
1i9: Boscs, III; Hclmbrlsit, la7: Ebeling,
40: J, RAIDER. 1879: Wagner. is; C. Fcttc'
1873; Hastings, las: Moody. 1877: Bciswlnscr,
l31 IInzlett. 1876: Brasch. 1876; Ycnkc i3G:
W. Falck, 1876: Bartcls. la5: Plankcy, l32:
Kraft. 11l: Brett, $50: Ford. 10: r. Smith,
12s; Bohn, l27: Bcltz, l2i: W. Hall. 1922:
Long. 10: Steurnagtc. 119: rIankcy, iii:
Martin. lli;kunz. III: w. Smith, .1Oi.
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Wells. steinhause. 1879: Jerks. Reliance,
1897 Coleman. Crescents. ,3s: L. Meyers.
ssteinhause. 1888: Fox. Crescents 1888.
William. Reliance. is7: =. Bearley. Crcs-
cents, 1874; Sl!cl. Crescents. 1874: Ma
hon, Rough Riders, 1875: Reipers, Rough
Riders. l25: Mccoy. Rough Riders. 1e2:
Ross. Reliance, III: H!ssong. Reliance.
100: Butts. Reliance. 12t: Beckett, Rough
Riders. 1l6: Hanneli, Crcscents. l12:
Bloch. Rough Riders, &c; Wilson, Rough
Riders, 95. ~
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MANY old soldiers now feel the eff
fccts OF the hard service they endured
during the war. Mr.. George s. Aadcr-
son. OF Rossvlllc. York county. Pa. who
saw the hardest kind OF service at tho
front. is now frequently troubled with
rheumatism. 81 had q severe attack
lately" he Gays. "and procured u bottle
OF Chamberlo.n's Pain Balm. II did so
much good TINT would like TO know
what YOU would charge me for one doz-
on bottles" Mr.. Anderson wanted Il
both for his own use md to supply It to
hts friends and nefghbors, as every FAM
lily should have n bottle OF It in their
home. not only for rheumaticm, but
lame back. spralns, swclIngs. cuts,
bruises and burns, for which It Is un-
equallcd. For sale by druggists.
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Twe-base hits pobbs. l,atImer. Fran
els, TRULY 2, Fender. McGredie. Double
Camel; Connsrs and Camel. Bases on
balls, of Poole l, off Hcymun /. Struck
out. by Poole O. by HeSman q. Passed
balls Lat.mo- l. Time OF game, 1:ia
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Seal esufe
A SURE INVESTMENT
For Sale, Now Offered.

A two-story Brick Dwelling, and Lot, or
west eide OF Main street, three doors NORTH
Or Eighth street Most desirable location
Worry best neighborhood. ~ = = =.
tween Eog!ngton lane and Seibert's Car
Den. Second elevation from ono to ttYo
4 fine building ROT on L,nd,strnei.
!e8 foot corner Thfrty-fourth and Cfan-
!ino streets, with front part of. AIhar1bra
Ri1k on It. opposite Wood Brosn .Planing
rooms In Masonic Templo. Heal iIrht Z
JanitoE and elevator service1ree. i n
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Mr.. John Goerlng will leave this week
to work In an iron mill at S,eubcnviiie.
Mrs. C. A. Sloan and Daughter. Miss
Ruth, Of Blalrsville. Pa. and Mrs. Nc
Coy, OF Elm Grove, visited friends OF
their youth here last week. II
Mrs. Mccoy will leave In June for
Kansas City, her home OF few years
ngo. Later, IN the autumn. she will 70
to Los Angeles. Cal, for the winter.
Mr.. JONES White, the traction enEi-
neer of the Grove. VIII leave shortly
with the engine TO reduce the grade OF
the National road on the first hill east
OF Wheeling park.
Sabbath school was Instituted at
Valley Grove, with the following COM
plement of officers: George Morrison,
superintendent: William Rodgers, as
sistant. Nelson Dougherty. Treasurer;
Mrs. Hubbard Bowman. secretary.
Many people from Valley Grove will
visit the Oriental fair In June, to be
given under the auspices OF the Elks.
The reproduction OF the Streets of
Cairo" Will be n novelty IN pictures
lueness and attractlrcncss FOR those
who were unable TO attend the Worlds
Fair. 1t Is hoped TINT the Baltimore &
Ohio railroad Will give reduced rates to
the fair.
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RAIN AT DAYTON,

special Dispatch to the 1ntelligencer.
DAYTON. May 7.-RuIa interfered
this afternoon and prevented the game
scheduled between the Old Soldiers and
the MansGclds The latter team left
Tonight for Wheeling.
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and Glasscock's team had no difficulty
In turning the trick that was the FIRST
Sunday game Of the season on 1 tho
Grand Rapids grounds. Kelb, for Fort
. Wayne; pitched n fine game. and NO.
ceived gllt-edged support The scorer
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TERRIBLE plaques. those itching.
Fostering Diseases Of tho skin. Douns
Ointment cures. At any drug store. {
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-08

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