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Had seen One,

did you ever see a horse rece that
you could say was absolutely honest?"
II think did, wunst," said Rubber
neck Bill. THE feller what was ahead
had stoled the hoB."-lndianapolis
Journal q ifEs ESaNp
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UnfatAomable Myutsry.

Nothing so hard. but search will md
it out"
The poet wr1tes-untrue, beyond a doubt: !:
nor sage -r...-..
Can learn the figures Of woman's age
Chicago Record. Htf
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Recrimln&tioNa

Mre. Wsddoash-You know made
you what you are.
Weddcash - That's right. woman;
gloat over your work! Cind matt Eh-
quiref.
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Indioating Cnlmnesa

Wife-Look here, Emil, if your col
leagues wife gets new hat must
have one too. t., .-..s q,
Husband-Keep calm about it. We
have come to an agreement that neither
of you is to have one.-Flgende Blaetc
ter .
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YOU'D better 'urry up into line, cir,
or you'll bag some big game. st.
Paula
A Freauent EpitnpA-
No more he'll ever greet uA
He now Is with the blest;
He got appendicitis.
And the doctors did the rest
-Iud1e
Pointing Out His Tsanee>.

Askem-Where's the riah hsiraas
you're engaged to? .a.. r. n-.f
Tellum-You see that lovely girl in
pink at the other aide Of the room?
Askem-Yes; say, old man, what a
superb
Tellum-Well, it isn't she. It's that
grand old ruin in yellow sitting next
her.-Tit-Bits f@"
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G0ttiAE Even.

Doetor-You,re q long time paying
my account, sir.
Hardup-Well, you were . long time
curing me.-Tit-Bits.
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There Are Many O>her~,

II saw an item in paper, the other
day, to the effect that Mark Twain fire.
{ quently goes without eating for a
whole day" s.s
well, what Of it? That's q common
habit with people who produce litera-
ture for q living. .'-Cleveland Leader.
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Looking Backward.

b what are the most striking things
-you sswwhiie you were in Euro, ,er
SThss people who regalways strik-s
ia4 me for tips. chicago Daily News.
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A Free Show.

Tommy-Goin' to the show ter-night.
Johnny?
Johnny-Nsw. We're goin' to have
a free show at our house tonight. Pas
goin' to put down . earpet.-Hsrlem
Ii1A
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- A Mean ThlA1.
do you oau this angsa-eal1s. Kstha.-
ine?" ~ -.
"Yes; isn'tit good?"F 50 . g.
rot course, dear; but I didn't know
there were any iron-jvwed angek"-|
Detroit TreePress.. SsTf7|
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The Difference.

Col Frogeeter (of Paris, France)-
When the lie is passed in my country
each man sends for his best friend to
act as second. L. that the formula IN
kentucky? f
Col. Bludgud (of Paris, Ky.)-Well,
hardly, sab. When the lie is passed in
Kentucky the survivor sends for his
best friend to go bail tor him. sub
Puck ''
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Our NJ ttCrr1 "tr.ls,

The eagle may lead rs II battle
And soar her - "iC . v starts:
But, unto his sorrow. the turkey
Gets very much closer our heart.
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Etl EerSnu.

Custoner-Tell me, waiter, why 10
you only recc nlns I'd stewed trtpe TO-
day. Is ii Sc txcstlert?'
Waiter fcoI,f3ential'v>--No, it isn't
even fresh. but # there's anything left
we have 10 ca. it.-> / World.
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Shocking.

Mamma. what bad manners MA
Busvbody must have.
Why"
"N'hy, | heard Aunt Jane say she
wants to have her finger in every
body's PIE. "-EroolIyn Life.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-30
The Dclaplainc Case.

Yesterday. In the circuit court. In the
case Of ]. W. Grubb, administrator, vs..
Louis Delaplaine, ct al, an order was
entered by which the administrator Is
eTtered to pay costs Of suit and $500
lee to Henry NJ. Russell, out OF the es-
tate and the $50. oe6 % in his hands. The
administrator Is ordered to make dis
tltut!on as follows:
TOJacobW. Grub. trustee for Mary D.
dFuhb for life In payment of the legacy
aN009-One Aetna Standard bond of
'iN9; four Wheeling Steel & Iron Com
'ahy bonds. $4,000; the note OF j. Lash.
As note of II. Quarter, and s29.94s in
money. The bonds and notes are OF the
aggregate value Of sf0.053. s..
10 Mary Delaplalne. trustee for Mary
Aulda Delaplainc-One Aetna-Etnndard
eSSna, $1,000; also one OF eighteen
saa'es Of Wheeling Steel &. Iron Com
,ahy stock. par value 800 each, and
Mii In money. Bonds and stock of
Value Of 1929. -,
:, 10 Mary Delaplaine. trustee for Louis
-!anla!ne-One Aetna-S standard bond,
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The legal quarrel in which ex-SQuire
George Ankle and the trustees OF the
English Lutheran church have become
involved saw new developments yester-
day In the courts. Constable Thomas.
on advice from lawyers. discontinued
hts possession of the Promises. There
upon he entered suit In the circuit court
against Justice James A. Cumming. and
the squire's bondsmen, ]. a. jefferson
and john Johnson. for $1,000 damages.
The ease IS retUFHable at July rules.
Howard & EInndlan. are attorneys for
Thomas. md Mr.. John o. Pendleton
represents the Justice. In addition to
the above, executions and counter exc
cutions were Issued yesterday md the
case Is becoming very much involved.
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Along tho Landing Z.

The marks at 6 p. m. showed G feet
and rising slowly. Weather. cloudy and
warm. with one and one.halt Inches OF
rain IN the afternoon.
The old reliable Keystone State. with
Captain Charley Knox on the roof. Is
this MORNINGS packet for Cincinnati,
departing at o'clock.
The CRY of Pittsburgh passed up for
Pittsburgh last evening at 7:30 O'Clock.
eeveral hours late, on account OF hnv-
ins been detained By fog ut Pnrkers-
burg. She will be here Wednesday
morning. Mt O'Clock for Louisville.
The government snng boat, r. A.
Woodruff, after having laid here over
Sunday. lett yesterday morning FOR up
river points. where she pulled out some
spngs She came bnck late In the az
ternoon. and at c o'clock departed for
thClowcr river. Contrary to published
reports in an evening paper, the old
barge nbove the wharf was not pulled
out. Neither Is It a menace to naviga-
ton, being located inside the steel
bridge pier. where no steamboats, were
ever known 20 navigate.
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The argument for change Of venue
in the barratry case of.thc state against
W. J. Cots was to have been had In the
criminal court yesterday before Judge
Hugus, but owing to other engagements
of Colonel Arnett. counsel for Cots, the
matter was postponed. and will likely be
heard tomorrow morning. In the event
that the application for n. change of
venue Is denied the trial will likely be-
gin Wednesday,. 1t was stated last
night that Mr.. Colts will circulate
printed forms among the business peo-
pie and other citizens. In an attempt to
show that sentiment In this community
Is such that he cannot secure, fair and
impartial trial In Ohio county.
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WASHINGTON, May 25-lt has been
determined to allow the volunteers
serving In the Philippines to decide
whether they shall be mustered out Mt
San Francisco or return to their re-
spcctiye states as organizations and
mustered out there. Secretary Alger
Ia preparing dispatch TO General Otis,
giving In detail the allowances for
trnvcl pay and ratlons to thclr rcapec-
tive states. and this Information IL TO
be submitted by him to the regiments
In order that they can decide. with all
the fncts before them. whether they
prefer TO be mustered out nj San Fran
cisco or to 30 to their homes as 0rennI-
cations: In either event each soldier
will be entitled to two months'1cxtra
pny on muster out.
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MARTINS FERRYN NEWS.
Tho Daily Chronicle OF Whcclinn,.

Tho Daily Chronicle of Whccling's
Progressive Neighbour. @
Deputy Sheriff Majors sold the fol-
lowing property at public auction yes
terday morning: The Thomas ]. Con-
way property, on South Fourth street,
TO J. c. Gray for Thomas Richards, for
$1,000. The first tract OF the Knapp
property. on Carlisle street. to Koehn-
line and Drennen. for $3.50; the second
tract sold to some parties for $3.50. and
the Mary F. Weems property on Sec
ond street, to Koehnljne and Drennen
for $3.50. nm
The remains of Miss Lizzie Terrlll,
who died In Pittsburgh Sunday. will ar
morning. and will be taken directly to
Rlvervicw cemetery, where the inter-
mcnt will be made.
Mrs. Edgar Hoge BRADFORD. OF Chi
caGo, is expected to arrive here to-mor-
row to spend a portion OF the summer
with her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Ken
worthy Hoge ION North Fourth street.
The singing section OF the Manner
Choir will so TO Wheeling Thursday at
ternoon. where they viii be rehearsed
in Arlon hall for the Saengerfest at
Cincinnati.
The Grand Opening ut Fricks Sum
mer Garden, with the Martins Ferry
band concert, has been postponed until
Thursday evening. June l.
Rev. ]. S. Winters returned to his
home in New Philadelphia yesterday
after n visit with his son, James, on
Broadway.
Wheeling people were In town ycster-
day looking for property on Fourth
street upon which to erect bowling al
leys.
Mrs. William Green and Mrs. Harry
Hood are the guests OF Mira. George
Barr, on Broadway.
Mrs. Will Miller. of Kansas City. Mo-.
is the guest OF August Kratz. on Buck
eye street.
Mrs. Chauncey Davis Is visiting her
parents. In St. ClaIrsvllle.
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The West Alexander fair board will
make decided improvements In their
arrangements for their coming fair, a
contract having been let for tho cree
ton of grand stand that will COM
fortably accommodate 1000 people.
They will offer premiums to the amount
OF 5000. and will eclipse their forner
exhibition. which was such a complete
success.
a project was talked OF some time
since OF having telephones at In,crme-
dlate points on the National road as
FAR out as Valley Grove. Should the
new company forming securc the fran
chisc from the council or Wheeling, the
opportunity will, In Nil probability, be
granted 10 the new company.
Rey. DR.. Lester preached the memoir
lal sermon In the Presbyterian church
Mt West Alexander on Sunday, prior to
the Decoration services to-day. "
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-30

The discovery has been made, perfected.
triumphnnty tested and given to the world
by the eminent American medical expert
spccialist-Dr. T. a. Slocum.
The Slocum System Is n thorough, com.
plete and comprehensive System Of Treat
ment consisting Of Four distinct Prepara-
lions. Combined. they represent the actual
annihiIator Of Consumption. coughs, colds.
asthma. bronchitis. catarrh. weakened and
rundown systems. ancnic conditions, iaryn.
gifts, grippe and Its serious aftcr.ehects.
flrst-The .Slocum System kills and drives
out Of the human system every death dealing
germ. thereby rendering It susceptible to re.
sponsive treatment.
Sccord-It introduces . buildinE.up, fat
tentng. strcugth-reStorins food. which re-
stores the discnse-wasted tissues and brings
Tho throat nndlnngs into active, healthy use.
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Criminal Cot1r..

Yesterday, In the criminal court Judge
Hugus. the following cases were con-
s!lend:
State VS., Frank Randall; charged
With the theft of cloth from c. Hess &;
Sons; sentenced to one years inprison-
Eent in the Ohio county Jail.
State VS.. Jack Forsythe; continued to
Irae I.
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NEW YORK, May 29.-Jack O'Brlen,
Of this city, defeated Martin Flaherty.
of Lowell. Mass. in twenty-five
round bout before the Lenox Athletic
Club tonight. The bout went the linn
1t. Flaherty was the favorlte ut 100 to
%, but there was plenty OF O'Brien
men on hand, who backed the New
Yorker. O'Brien forced the fighting
from start to finish. and at no time did
Flaherty have the better OF the con-
test. O'BrieR played for the face. and
kept blood gushing from Flaherty's left
eye. Flaherty was weak from the mid
die OF the fight, but took punishment
unflinchlngly. and protected himself
from u Knockout. The referee decided
that O'Brien had the better of It.
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Thlrd-It stops at once all catarrhal an

Thlrd--It stops at once oil catarrhal and
mucous discharges and kills the cough.
Fourth-lt provides true tonic influence,
which invigorn,es and stimulates, yitalizes
all weak spots and brings the entire systeD
back to q healthy normal condition. z
Best of all. this glorious discoycryls YOUR
for the asking. BY u special arrangement
made with the Doctor, readers OF this paper
mayobtafn the Four Preparations making up
the complete Slocum System, as illustrated
above. by sending their complete names,
postoliice and express addresses to the
Slocum Laboratories. so and IS Pine Street,
New York: being sure to mention this paper.
Editorial Advice. Write to the Doctor to.
day, ask bis advice, and he vii! give you the
benefit of his years Of experience. Don't de.
lay. but send your full name. postoiflce and
express address TO Or. T. A. Slocum, 0S Pine
Street. New York. n. Y. md be sure to say
that you readthis generous oEtrin this paper
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-30

Clarence Johnson and Hugh Deyinney,
onyIcted In the criminal court Of Ohio
county for the murder of Charles Nc
Isughlln last September, the particu-
hrs Of which are familiar with the pub
l.c will not hang on June 9,as sentenced
ty Judge Hugus. Yesterday, In the cir
cult court of Ohio county, Judge Her
,ey granted the application Of Messrs.
Royce and Dovener, attorneys for the
defendants. for writ OF error, Which.
carries with it., Of course. n staysof .ex-
scg,loa. The matter goes over to the
September tenn Of circuit court for
hearing on the writ Of error, and the
end Of the proceedings cannot be fore
seen. iH
The following order was handed down
BY Judge Hervey: ~
In the Circuit Court OF Ohio County,
West Virginia:
vs..
Clarence Johnson and Hugh Devlnncy,
State Of West Virginia, to-wit:
vpou examination OF the petition assign
men, OF error therein, and tho :trapscript
II the record OF the proceedings in the
case In said Petition mentioned, "a writ
.. e".or 10 have the effect OF supersedeas.
Is granted and allowed to the said petit
toners, Clarence johnson and Hugh De-
yinnney. 10 the Judgment OF the criminal
toa-t OF Ohio county. rendered Ii the case
IN said petition mentioned. on the ninth
Day 0. February, 1899. rs Is in ea!d petition
prayed. No bond or security Is required.
This was supplemented by the follow
tls order to Sheriff Rtchards-from Cir
cult Clerk Henning:
State Of West Virginia, to.wIt:
10 the Sheriff OF Ohio county, greeting:
Whereas. upon the petition Of Clarence
Johnson and Hugh Devinney. a writ Of cr-
II. has been allowed by the CIRCUIT court
Of Ohio county. TO Judgment rendered
BY the criminal court on tho ninth day OF
february. lSs. In certain cause therein
yni!nC, In which the state Of West Vir-
en!a was plaInt!ff. and Clarence. johnson
and Hugh Deyinney were defendants, and
the same has been docketed in our circuit
court OF Ohio county, we being willing.
that error, II any there be. shall be cor
Teo.ed: now, therefore, We command You
that from nfi further proceedings on said
Judgment You altogether supersedc, and
thar you summon tho state of West Nir-
gina 10 appear before the circnlt court
Of Ohio county, at the place provided by
l,w, on the first Monday In September
tstt. then and there to ffavo @ re-hearins
q the whole matter in said judgment con-
tined, and have then and there this writ.
C. II. HENNING. Clerk.
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THE RIVER.

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Parkcrsburg. BEN HER, II p. III.
Pittsburgh. PITTSBURGH. $50 p. III.
Sistcrsvil.e.. RUTH. $40 p. m.
Newport. JEWEL. II n IN.
Darlington, LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
Stcubenvile. II. NJ. BAYNI;. 1850 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Cincinnati. ..KEYSTONE STATE. S n. IN.
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA., { a. m.
Parkersburg. II. X. BEDFORD, II n. IN.
ras...LENINGTOE. II n. IN.
SIstcrsville.. RUTH. $50 n. m. a.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. IN.
Steubcnvillc. r., NJ. BAYNE. $40 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston. KANAWHA, $50 n. m.
Pittsburgh. .nEN HUR, !. p. IN.
Sis,ersrlile.. RUTH. $50 p. N.
Newport JEWEL, II n. m.
Ciarlncton.... LEROY, also p. M.
Steubcnv!lc. II. NJ. BAYNE, go y. IN.
Louisville. =. .PITTSBURGH, Z n. nj.
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Road Race Postnnned.

The Rough Riders road race, sched-
uled to occur last evening, had to be
postponed on account Of the. heavy rain
storm of the afternoon. The race VIII
be run Tomorrow evening. The start
OF the limit men Will occur at 6:o4 p.
M. and the scratch men will be Off six
minutes later.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-30

In the circuit court yesterday. Judge
Hervey overturned tho bid OF John a.
Howard and T. S., Riley for the plant OF
the Wood Brothers Planning Mil Com
pnny at the corner of .Chupline and
Thirty-third streets, South Side. The
sale of lot on the South Side to COL
mar and Bell was confirmed.
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s1000:one OF s5Oo,eighteen shares Wheel.
Ing Steel & Iron Company stock, 800
each, and Sl14 in money. Bonds and
stock OF value OF S3,29.
To Mary Delnplaine. trustee for W. A.
Delaplaine-Same distribution as to
Louis Delaplalne.
To Jacob W. Grub, trustee for Mary
D. Grubb-One Aetna Standard bond,
1000: one OF $500: onc-quarter OF $4,000
In stock of the Delaplalne Dry Goods
Company. one.quarter. of $1,000 in stock
OF .McCulloch Land Company: one
quarter of $3.50 stock of National FIX
change bank: one-quarter of 5000 stock
OF Franklin Insurance Company.
To jacob W. Grub, trustee for Louis
Grubb-Same distribution as to Mary
D. Grubb.
TO. J. W. Grubb trustee for J. Wilson
Grubb-Same distribution rs to Mary D.
Grub.
To ]. W. Grub, trustee for Elizabeth
D. Grubb-Sarhe distribution as to
Mary d. Grub.
Administrator Is directed to sell the
$3.50 stock in National Steel Company.
and the S95 stock in West Virginia State
Fair Association. -. ~.
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LEASE OF LIFE {:
nj Clarence johnson and Hugh
Z ncyinney Extended Through
GRANTING OF WRIT OF ERROR
I, ,l,c Circuit Court by Judge Her.
vcy, Monday Morning.
GOES OVER. TO SEPT. TERM

orthc Circuit Court for Hearing ON
the Writ Of Error-An Order Direct
;ne the Sheriff to Supcrscdc all Fur
,her Proceedings In tho Matter, SO
the men viii not Hang on Juno o as
Sentenced by Judge lIuSus-NIany
important Orders In tho Circuit
Court Yesterday : Distribution of
the Dclaplaino Estate.
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trustee Sales.
- 49, -szs1==s-s------s
TRUSTEES SALE,

i!y vir:nre of n deed of trust made by
Il; J, Gllespy and Lizzie D. Gillcspy. his
recorded In the office OF the clerk OF tho
county court OF Ohio county, West Vir-
I.nin. In Deed OF Trust Book No. 81, page
~ will sell at the north front door OF
the court house OF said county on
SATURDAY. tho 3rd DAY OF JUNE, 1852,
commencing at 10 O'Clock a; M, the fol-
lowing described property, that Is TO shy:
certain piece OF real estate In the city
or Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia,
described NJ follows; a piece OF land be-
ms ll5 ieot lohe and 20 fVct wide. lying In
the north part of said city, and Gus; of the
common Rad on the margin OF the Ohio
river commencing for the sa me at II point
about 20 feet IN north-pastCrly direction
from the north ond OF tho east pnrnpct
wall OF the bridge over JorRtEnu'a Gut, IN
the line OF the northwest front OF Tho
house commonly known MS the Stone honsc
grocery bull, by. Andrew, Thalmann
. upon th n,,, lot Of ground now be.
OF the front o. tho said stone house
Eroccry. one hundred ana fifteen feet to
mo northwest corner OF said tract OF
lanI; theme" aouth-"nhtcrly and ut right
angles to sail front linn scvcnty-fivc feet:
thence southcriy and parallel with yaid
first line one hundred and fifteen feet:
thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY sovcnty-tive foot
20 the place Of beginning, together with
the buildings thereon nnd NIL othcrs ap-
puttcnanccs thcrcunto belonging. rescrv-
inG. however, strip OF ground running
lengthM!sp through tho property. OF n uni
form width OF twelve feet to be kept open
M n road: and rescrvlnF also tho coal i'm.
der The rropcrty and tho rlght 10 mine
and remove tho same.
TERMS OF ShI.l:;-Onc- third md ne
much more M the purchaser elects to pay
IN cash on tho day OF Hale, the balance
ir.two equal 'lnutn lmcrts at ono and two
ycfra, mates bearing interest from tho day
OF Halo to DO given for the deferred pay
mcnts. W. J. W. COWDES,
Trustee.
J. G. IIorvey, Auctionccr. apr
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LONDON. May 20.--At tho National
Sporting Club this evening, In box
ins contest between nobby Dobha. OF
Minneapolis. md Jerry Drlscoll, OF New
Castle. England, the American defeated
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CLEVELAND DoWNED.

PHILADELPHIA. May 2?-The Phillies
downed Cleveland with very little effort
to-day There were no features. Attend
anco. .S,S55. Score:
Cleveland ....O o 1900 o e-i 5 q
Philadelphia 20 0 S0l1 - II /
" Earned runs. Philadelphia 8. Cleveland /.
Batteries Hughey and Sugden: Donahuc
and DouElass tmpires, Ganney and An
drews. Time 1:45 -
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90. SMITH sHf BTiE6iN SaSS
A SURE INVESTMENT
For Sale, Now Offered.

y two-story Brick Dwelling, and Lot, on
west Side OF Main street. three doors north
81 Eighth street Most desirable location.
Very, hest ncighBorhood. II.I =
budding sites III Pleasant Valley. be-
tween EdginSton Lane mud Scbert's Gar
den. Second elevation from ono to ilro
acres W.
\ nnc huilliaS lot on Lind street.
.Two.StOry frame. six rooms. lot so by
100 feet. corner Yhirtr-fsvrth and CHIMP
limo streets, with front part OF NlhNmbra
Rink on II. opposite Wood Bros Planning
Mil.
FOR REST-Very cheap, few Office
rooms In Masonic Temple. Heat, lirht.
jan,,or and elevator service free.
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At, Little Washington. on Saturday
night, Buzz Auber. the local bantam.
lost the decision on foul In the fourth.
of a six round contest to John Wunko,
OF Washington, brother to George
t"KfdD Wanko
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/: The preliminary. at Monday nights
affair will be between local men. and
there'is quite n rush to get In the band
wagon. 1t wifi likely bring Chippy
Chapline and Louis Lognmasslno to-
gether. as both boys are anxious to try
conclusions, and have been firing chal-
lenges ut each other for several weeks.
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BASE BALL.

At Grand Rapids. RHE
Grand Rapids.6 O 0 0 0 0 0 0 Go s Q
Fort Wayne 20 0 0 90 0 0 OIL 4 0
Batteries. Harper and Cote: Norcum and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-05-30
INTELLIGENCER VS.. NEWS.

Teams Representing tho Two Papers
Contest To-day.
The annual Decoration Day battle be-
tween the base ball opponents of the
1ntell!gencer and News Will occur at the
old ball park, on Ohio street. this after
noon. The struggle will star, at 3
o'clock. Flowers have been ordered for
the occasion and the frisky nine from
the dntelligencer will uagnanlmous!y
decorate the graves OF their foemen. 4
large crowd Is expected 10 witness the
ngonles. but no riotlng Is feared. The
filipinos from both thought-wIelding
establishments Will line up as follows: