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Your Place qUiu Keep You. -

Hoods Pills cure liver ms; this nonirritatng ana
only eathartic 70 take with Hoods saTsaPaTiiia.
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buffalo Express, April 6, 1899.
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WOMEN WHO
MEEE HRS
PENEEgHAMTS AID

her recovery as follows:
had been a constant sufferer
ad Inflammation of the womb,
bearing-down pains, backache,
l. . L L
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-19
NATIONAL LEAGUE.

BOSTON. Sept. 1S-Boston md Pitts
burgh split even today. Lewis had the
first game well In hand up to the ninth
inning, when he went into the air and al
lowed Pittsburgh to score four runs and
win the game.
In the second Boston drove HofIcr from
the box in the second inning. and Ches-
bro. who succeeded him. was almost as
easy. Wills kept Pttsburgh's hits well
fcattered. One-hunded running catches by
Stnhl and Donovan were the features The
gacund game was called In the eighth In
nlng on account OF darkness, Attendance,
ZOO. Scores:
First game. RHE
Tlston ....m..O 0 2Ol O-5 Z 0
T.ttsbursh 80 0 o o Al II 2
Earned runs. Boston 2; Pittsburgh 2.
Batteries. Lewis and Sullivan: Gray and
Sghfivcr. Time, 1850. umplres, o'Day and
Mcdonald.
Second Rnme. RHE
nast1n ......m..O 1920 o '-ii IL /
Pittsburgh ......1 o l 0 0 O-IiI .
Earned runs. Boston 8: Pittsburgh !.
Batteries Wills and Bergen: Horer. Ches-
hrI ma EOweTman, Tine, 49, Umplres.
~ Day and Mcdonald
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NEW YORK, Sept. 1S.-Tommy Ry-
on, the Syracuse mIddleweight pugi-
list, gave Frank Craig. the Harlem
Coffee Cooler, terrible drubbing be-
fore 1000 persons at the coney Island
Sporting Club tonight. Craig only re-
Gently returned from England, where
he has been making quite q reputation
and plenty Of money for some three
years past. That Ryan would defeat
him was generally believed, but from
the glowing accounts Of Craig's doings
among the Britons. everyone looked for
q much better fight than that which
the colOred man put up. He knocked
Ryan down in the second round, but
never afterwards did he hold the upper
hand. His actions in the ninth round
were disappointing. as he went down
five times to avoid punishment. His
face was battered out Of all shape
when he came up for the tenth round,
and II Referee Siler had not interfersd
and stopped the bout, Ryan would GER
tainly have finished his job and put an
end to Craig's fighting career before
the close of the round. Both men were
in splendid condition, and each, when
he weighed in two hours previously,
was under 1853 pounds. Craig was In
PRODUCED as Frank Craig, Of England,
and this announcement provoked some
merrIment and good deal Of kissing.
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RELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters orIntercst in tho Metropolis
nfBeImont County


The case of f. B. Kennedy against
the estate Of the late ]. B. Smith, for
compensation for services rendered was
being heard in Squire Bente's court yes
terday afternoon. The case attracted
much attention. but was not concluded
at late hour.
Henry L. Anderson, esq.,, a promi-
nent Kansas lawyer and a brother Of,
J. F. Anderson. editor Of the lndepend
emit, left for his home yesterday. after
short visit to relatives and friends In
this city and vicinity.
The farewell social to be given in
honor OF Rev. o. ". Holmes and wife.
announced for this evening, has been
postponed until Thursday evening 1t
win be held at the First Methodist
Episcopal church.
The announcement has been made in
this city that Thomas Myers. former
resident OF Bellaire, now studying dem
tistry IN Washington, d. c.. Is 10 be
married to-day to Miss Meyer, OF Ship
penBburg, Pa
Rev. r. s. CofIey. pastor OF the First
Presbyterian church, which Is undergo
ing repairs, occupied the pulpit OF the
First NJ. E. church Sunday evening and
preached an excellent sermon.
a lively scrap occurred in the First
ward on Sunday, IN which bricks and
rnZors were the weapons used by the
White and colored participants. Little
damage was done, however.
Arlington division No. %. Uniformed
Rank, Knights OF PythIas, will attend
the celebration OF the twenty-flfth an
niversary OF Warren lodge. at Barnes
vile, next month.
The Christian Endeavor Society Of the
German Reformed church, will hold a
box and ice cream social In the Sunday
school room Of the church on Friday
evening.
Messrs. George Walters and Marion
Thurman are home from Alliance. where
they attended the East Ohio Methodist
Episcopal conference. as lay delegates.
The sixth division Of the Ladies'
Working Society OF the First Presby-
terlan church, win give Yankee sup
per at the church on Friday evening.
A benefit ball VIII be given at Turner
hall on Wednesday evening, October IL,
for Otto Stack, who was recently badly
injured at the steel works.
Robert Parish. general manager Of
the Clarion Lumber Company, Of Be
thesda, o., was In the city yesterday on
business.
Miss Sarah Cramer of this city. left
yesterday morning for New Orleans,
where she will visit her sister.
G. G. Jennings. OF woodsaeld, spent
Sunday in this city. the guest OF his
brother-in-law, Fred Spriggs.
Mrs. Julius Well, her son and sister
leave next week on visit to relatives
in New York.
George Nlckens and family, OF Pitts
burgh, are visiting relatives on Rose
Hill.
Mrs. Ed. Michael has returned from n
visit to her parents, at Belmont
I. L. Faweett and wife spent Sunday
in Moundsville.
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FoOTBALI CLANS
Showing Unprecedented Activity in
and About Wheeling.

Showing Unprecedented Activity in
and About Wheeling.
More interest is shown In the grldiron
game in and about Wheeling Just now
than ever before at a corresponding
period of the year. and the prospects
are extremely pleasing to the pioneers
OF football in this section. Already
teams have been partly organized In
Wheeling, Benwood. AetnnvIlle and
Bellaire, and the material Is OF the
senior variety so that where once It
was hard to scrape up an eleven, there
are now footballIsts galore.
The best that could be gathered In
Greater Wheeling played under the w.
A. G. colOrs last year, but so far the
team has not been reorganized, and 1t
remains for someone to take the inltiR-
tive. The manager Of the old team is
in receipt Of challenges from the Swiss
vale, Homestead and other aggrega-
lions, all DESTROYS OF coming to Wheel
ing, for W. A. C.'s treatment Of visit
ing teams has made them all want to
come here.
Wheeling cannot, OF itself, organize
top-notcher eleven, hut the patronage OF
the games viii increase II It has sever
al players on the team. With BenwoOd,
AetnavIlle and others combined, an
eleven could be picked that would dis
lance all Corners.
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the delicate feminine organs. 1t may be
debilitnting drains or female weakness,
AID perhaps IN uleeratel and inhamed
condition Of the parts. In any case the
diseased condition must be removed and
a healthy condition established before
the maternal function can be fulfilled.
Many q mother acknowledges her debt
to DR.. Refce's Fayurite Prescription, and
to its inventor Or. R.W. Pierce, Of Buffalo,
N. V, who invites the sick to write and
consult him without charge. Ravorite
Prescription" promptly allays irritation,
heals liberation, checks the debilitntiug
drains, cures female weakness and the
accompanying bearing down pains. It
gives vitality and elasticity to the organs
peculiarly feminine, and establishes the
natural conditions which make for the
easy birth Of healthy children.
There is nothing just as good far yoH
es "FavOrite Prescription. Don't be
put of with q substitute.
IT have never written you how grateful am
TO you for your help In securing goSd health and
one ofthe sweetest, dearest thirteen pound girls
that ever came into home" writes MrS y
WHEN wTote you about my ailments ! was
living In Richland, Iowa. took sig bottles o.
Dr. Herces FavoTite Prescription. four % the
Golden Medical Discovery aud JoiiT walls Of
DR. Pierce's Peasaut Pellets. before had taken
four bottles Of the Favorite Prescription was
q new woman. cannot MAKE pen desefibe my
heartfelt gratitude"
Dr.. Pierce's Pleasant Pellets regulate
the stomach, liver and bowels
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BRIDGEpoRT HAPpENINGs.
Events Of a Day in the Town at tho
End of tho Bridge.

Events or Day IN the Town Ut the
End of tho Bridge.
Saturdays issue of the Intelligencer
gave accounts OF the attempt at rob-
berry at Murphy's saloon and the acct
dent that befell Miss Name GIffen
while alighting from street car. both
of which were denied In Sundays unre-
liable News. The fact is that both did
occur precisely as stated in the Intel
llgencer, which the correspondent Of
this paper will prove to the gentleman
holding the same position on the even
ing paper, II desired.
The case of the First National Bank
against MeIster Brothers for the coIlec-
ton Of a promlssory note. amounting to
$50, was heard before Squire Clemens
yesterday and a motion was made by
the defendant to dismiss the case, which
was sustained by the justice. and all
costs to be paid by the plaintiff, to
which plaintiff accepted and gave no.
tice Of appeal.
The street paving in this city is pro-
crossing very slowly, II progressing at
all. No work is being done in Kirk
wood and none TO speak about out the
pike, and the indications are that they
will still be working nj the contract In
Bridgeport when Bryan makes his third
attempt to enter the presidential chair
In 1904.
Miss Gertrude Mcconnell, formerly
night operator at the telephone office in
this city, has accepted n position ms
day operator in the Office ut Dunkirk,
New York,
The ladies OF the parish OF st. An
thongs church are making great pre-
paratlons for their fair and festival to
be given at the opera house. December
Z, and 0.
Mrs. Flowers. who has been the guest
Of the family of S. Woodcock and other
friends In this city, returned to her
home In Kansas yesterday.
George Sheets, OF Portland. secre-
tary OF the Maple Hill Coal Company,
has moved his family TO Rirkwood.
Charles briggs left yesterday for
Gambler, Ohio. to resume his studies in
Kenyon college.
william George and Thomas Mack, Of
Bannock, Ohio, were in the city yester-
day.
Sheriff Foreman. OF st. Clalrsvllle,
was in the city yesterday on business.
Eugene Eddy. OF Lorain. Ohio. was in
the city yesterday calling on friends.
Miss Virginia Dent is attending Mt,
de Chantnl Academy.
Hamilton Glass. Of Flushing, was in
the city yesterday
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MoUNDsvILLE BUDGET
Yesterdays News From Marshal
County's Chief City.

Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.
Miss Norma Interchangeable has been
the guest of relatives and friends in the
city for several weeks, left yesterday
morning for her home in Delaware, o.,
accompanied by Miss Anna Griffith,
who will attend college there the COM
ing year.
Miss Ethel Ewing returned to her
home Mt Lcatherwood yesterday morn.
Ing. after spending several days the
guest OF Miss Kate Humphrey, on Fifth
street.
wheeling Bakery Bread Ia the largest
loaf sold for cents. Your grocer Will
get It for you.
Mr.. and Mrs. Theodore Hood returned
10 their home Mt New Cumberland yes
tcrduy. after weeks visit with friends
here.
Rev. a. Moore presided over the
fourth quarterly conference of the
Methodist Episcopal church here last
night.
Nenrly NIL the members OF the bar
here attended the funeral Of Judge
PAUL In Wheeling yesterday.
Wheeling Bakery Bread Is the largest
loaf sold for cents, Your grocer will
get II for you.
DR.. w. j. Carney liz home from Wis
II to his parents in WctScl county.
Miss Alice Cowl, of Wheeling, Ia the
guest Of friends In the city.
w d. Cntlett has returned from
trim To Washington, ID. G.
Miss Emma Parkinson was shopping
in Wheeling yesterday.
]. W. Burchlnnl was at Grafton ycs-
tcrday on business.
Josiah Sinclair, Of Bcnwood. was In
the city yesterday.
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Allowed NIatter to Drop.

CLEVELAND. Ohio, Sept. ls.-The
Cleveland & Pittsburgh and New York,
Pennsylvania & Ohio ore docks are in
operation again, after having been tied
up two days by the picnic Of the ore
handlers. The men had heard that the
dock managers Intended to put new
handlers In their places. All the ore
handlers on Lake Erie belong to n
strong union. and the managers were
Informed that II any or the Cleveland
men were discharged, every ore dock
IN the lake would be tied up with a
strike. As that would entail trcmen-
dous financial loss at this time Of the
year. the managers decided to allow the
matter 90 drop.
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ChnnneI AImost BIocI.od.

TOLEDO. Ohio. Sept. 1S.-The steamer
Cumberland is aground in the Mnumee
channel. This vessel was coming in
last Wednesday morning, when she ran
aground In the straight channei, and
there she stuck fast, despite the eff
forts Of the strongest tugs, until Sat-
urday. Then a little rise In the water
flOated her. In going out Saturday
night the Cumberland grounded again,
and tonight WINS stlll in the firm en-
brace OF Maumee Bay clay. The
steamer Columbia. bound in last night
with ore, ran aground alongside The
Cumberland. and the channel Is almost
blocked. II another vessel runs aground
In this spot Toledo harbor will be en-
tIroiy 0lngad
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-19

INDIANAPOLIS. Ind. Sept IS.-The
Supreme Council order Of Chosen
Friends mot here to-day. and win re-
main in session all week The delegates.
from all parts OF the country. repre-
senting the 5000 members Of the order,
were welcomed by Governor Mount
and Mayor Taggart The first session
met at Plymouth church and was pre-
sided over by Supreme Recorder Linn.
c. neral officers will be elected and an
nual reports submitted during the
tygOlt
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WASHINGTON, Sept. fs-cieyeland
won the frst game to-day 10 the tenth
inning. when Dowd scored on a single by
Hemphill. It being their hrst victory since
August %. The game was characterized
by poor playing on both sides Cleveland
started we'll IN the second game. but very
stupid playing In the seventh inning al
lowed Washington TO capture the game
With-eose, which was called In the eighth
inning on account Of DARKNESS. Freemnn's
batting was the feature OF both gamer.
Attendance, i.i00. Scores:
First game. RHE
Washington ........o2OO10OIO0A u 2
Cleveland ...........O 1 0OOOOz1f-5 s 3
Batteries, MeGee and Rittridge; Harper
and Sugden. Earned runs, Washington
2; Cleveland J. Time. 2:O5 Umpire. DWyer.
Second game. RHE
Washington IL 3 O.O02 - IS Il s
Cleveland .......2 Q 0 O. C-5 u 4
Batteries. Dlneen and Mc9ianuB: Hughey
and Sugden. Earned runs, Washington
9; Cleveland . Time. la. Umpire. Dryer.
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BALTIMORE Sept iS--rnul tho eighth
...'F NJ to.dny's contest I'risk, with H-
PERM Import had the orioles ghut out
gr'rH ana brace OF errors tied
.' 200" Hror" In the nlnth Two singles
70 .aTNn bit Elvo Baltimore the same.
hNAHnr. i,'f1. Score.
RH u
g. .nH1I ...a 90 90 q o rsFG
HHrn r.uu o 0'6 o 0 o 10 Z /
.r. Frluk and Pcltz. McGinulty
'W.ff. Earned runs, Cincinnati !.
ar' MaGar. ' ''
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To.DAY's GAMES.
wheeling at New Castle,
Youngstown at Mansfield.

Wheeling at New Castle.
Youngstown at Mansfield.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer
NEW CASTLE, Pa, Sept. 1s,-Whecllng
lof, both games OF the double-header this
afternoon. In the first game Parvin was
an enigma the ouakers could not solve,
but the four errors of the stOgles were
very costly. and gave the home team a
victory It didn't earn. In the second game
Poole was lift OPPORTUNITY, tho hits being
punched In the third inning when New
castle scored all their four runs. Wheel
INK was unable to make the circuit Of the
blses until the ninth. Scores:
New CsstIe..,,o 300 90 o o-S 4 j
wheeling 80 0 o 0 % 0 o OIL s 4
Batteries-streit and Barclay; Pnrvln
and Cote
second game. RHE
New Castle....o Q ~ 9 9
wheeling 80 o o o o o o ii s 2
Batterles-smith and Barclay; Poole
and Cote.
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A New York sporting man has posted
$1,000 with the managers Of the Broad
way Athletic Club on behalf Of an un-
known boxer, who challenges either
George Dixon. or Terry" McGovern at
any weight from ia to 122 pounds 1t is
believed that the unknown is Oscar
Gardner
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WON AZ MANsFTELn

Special Dispatch to the Intolllgencer.
MANSFIELD, Ohio. Sept 1s.-Mansfield
won from the Youngstowns this afternoon
by superior work in the field. their record
being married by not an rror, while Tru-
by's men had three. Score:
Mansfield .....s 90 o1Ol s 0
Youngstown 20 o o o o 90 % 9 3
Batterles-MIller and Belt; Roach and
I
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..'iADELPHIA, SEPT ls,-Phlllppl
'. b. Hys'ary 10 the heavy hittlng Rhl
3d. Today, and the rumc ro1ultcE In
i0f LuulYlllo Bcnnhnrd pitched
a. .li Wnn hlt at uppOrtuHe times, At
''tHH'f a.I'3. gcorG -a
Rlt 70
H.. ,'llc ..,uO 0g q 0 0 10 IL .
N' ltlp'n 30 . o 90 o ! OIL .
.''.nrleA Phlllppi and sleclman; Bern
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BOXING.

Louden Campbell received an offer to
meet Jack" waldron, at Wheeling. at
1913 pounds, but the Plttsburgher re-
fused to give away so much weight.
says a Pittsburgh paper. Manager Ma
son says Ed" Kennedy viii meet wal
dron at 1876 pounds, give or take two
pounds.
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NEW YORK. Sept. IS, The New
York agents OF the North German
Lloyd line have received cablegrnm
saying that the Kaiser Wilhelm der
Crosse arrived In Chcfhourg Mt ll:26
this forenoon, making the passage from
Now York In 1--WE days, seventeen hours
and nfty-sx minutes. aud beRtlng her
previous record eastward % that port
by nhOut three hours.
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]. q. Tomllnson. agent Pennsylvania
lines, No, Eleventh street, is agent for
the North German Lloyd. CunRrd,
American, French Anchor Red Star
aud White Star lines. See him Tor low
est rates,
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taken away.
AreWcmuch
wiser than tho
heather :
Thousands Of
citildleS
women are
not as they
suppose un-
der Nature's
ban. but ore
suGeingfrom
a diseased
condition of
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BOWLING.

Last nights scores IN the Mozart
league were as follows:
South Side, 1858. sos, S2l; C. C. c.,
1000, 9I3, 1885,
Harvest, 9O5, S47, s4l; osceolas, 795,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-19
BASE BALL COMMENT.

When the news was received here last
night that Wheeling had dropped two
games to New Castle, there were no
few comments on the result, and some
expressed the opinion that Lytie's men
lost Intentionally to the Quakers, In
the absence of any foundation for such
comment it should not be made. Be-
fore their departure for New Castle, ull
the Wheeling players united in stating
that they would play for those games
from start to finish, and 1t is believed
they did so. 1t is not easy to throw a
game without the spectators knowing
IT, and until there is any evidence that
Wheeling Is indulglng in suchTeprehen-
sible work there should be no ,accusa=
lions.
on August %, the Clevelands won
their nineteenth victory Of the season.
to whether the Wanderers would get
out OF their teens this season. Yester-
day the Clevelnnds won their twentieth
victory, over Washington, with Harper
Nate OF the Interstate Springfield
team IN the box. II Harper can pitch
Cleveland to victory he should be n
wonder with strong team back Of
him.
According to Secretary Young. of the
National League. nine Of It'd Ifourteen
minor leagues that started thesr present
year under the protection OF the nation
al agreement will live out the season.
The names Of the surviving leagues. to-
Gether with their classification and
drafting price OF players therefrom are
as follows: Glass A, Western league
and Eastern league, drafting price,
$500; Class p. Interstate league, $500;
Glass c, New York State league, 5000;
Glass D. Canadian league. ROO: Glass
Z, lndiana-IllinoIs and 1CalIfornia
leagues, SIS, and Glass F, New. England
league and Connecticut State league, $50.
Burkett is losing ground fast and Del
ehanty Is not "binging" them out 80
regularly as he was earlier in the sea-
son. Wee Willie" Keller. last years
premier ash-wielder, is coming fast,
and his mark now is .3S9
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OFT OLE HEP rrr,,s

hard and DouglasA. Earned runs, Louis
v wv & Time, 2:05. umpires, sWaFtWOod
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In the East chiidlessness Is considered
aeurse from the gods, 1t Is pathetic
sight to see some ehildlesS Hindoo
mother prosIate before an idol, iuploT-
ing that the curse Of childiessuess may be
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Real Sstam.
FOR SALE {s 2RggHHh ETE2ET !: 81! /:

s-roomed dwelling, with all modern con-
venlenccs. No. 70 South Front street.
Ill South FrOnt-up-to-date 7-roomed
dwelling.
l3s South Penn-new, modern through
out; cheap. Examine II you are looking
for home.
Lots on Fifteenth street
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THERE II no better dinner wine than
Cooks Imperial Extra Dry Champagne.
II helps digest your food
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CITY TX NOTICE.


Public Building,
Wheeling, Sept. IL. 1899.
Notice II hereby given that the city
taxes for 1859 will be due and payable ut
the Office OF the City Collector. Public
Building. Monday. october ., 1899 Per-
sons paying all their taxes any day during
the month OF October will he entitled to
discount Of per cent on city taxc5.
The tnNcs on real estate VIII bear inter-
est from November /. 1850, at 10 per cent
per annum until paid. Save u per cent by
paying ON time
JAMES *. HALL.
spiG City Collector,
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TNoR sALE-GRocERY OLD EsTAB-
n -LISHED hufineiu. doing large ana
profitable trade, Splendid location. Pa :
City. GelAe
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STOCKS FOR SALE,

STOCKS FOR SALE.
Fostoria Glass.
Ia Belle Iron Works.
Wheeling Steel & Iron Co.
Bellairg Gas & Electric Light Co.
Wheeling s Elm Grove r. r, Co, (eom-
mon).
Crystal Glass Co.
Wheeling Bridge Co.
NORTON q co.,
Is Exchange Bank Building.
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUES.

yesterdays GAMES
Now Castle 3, Wheeling !. 40
New Castle I. Wheeling /. q
Mansfield I, Youngstown 3.
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WHEELING STEEL 4
IRON COMPANY

WHEELING TITLE 81
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee,
l., r. Stlfel Secretary.
Bnnd-holdcrs who may desire 10 OK
change the bonds held hy them for new
first MORTGAGE per cent bonds OF tho
company az par should make early applI.
cation at tho office OF tho company.
au22 r. w. BOWERS, Secretary.