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The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-02


Levi Ankeny. of Waila waiia. has broken
all presidents by Offering himself 70 foot
the bin OF transporting the Washington
troops from San Francisco TO Seattle. 30
they may be fiiiingiy honored Seattle IL
preparing for the even; with gres, enthu-
sia~us.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-02

What gushing letters Horiense always
writes"
Yes; they say she uses fountain pen"
Detroit Free Press.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-02
On the Road 10 sucee.s.

Friend-How are you getting ONT
Seedy author--Sood I've got the mate
rial on had for a splendid comedy, bessdeA
You are fortunate"
Yes: all need now IL the material for
new pair OF trousers" Boston Traveller.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-02
A Geaeseus Act.
wsshlnxton rnaepen,en,.

Washington Independent
That xas q generous act OF Levi Ankeny
IN offering 10 pay the expenses Of ships 20
transport cur volunteers from San Fran
cisco 20 Seattle.
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-02

Sister Lease has announced that she w-l
aais lecsurtng. " an wives wcuh foslow
the example Of THIS iliuses4osss female 90
man. their Husbands wu156 get casncs -
catch - "a aesR
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-02

Lazy people are criticised n good deal,
bni they generally lead ieng and happy
hses.--Somervilie tMasse journal
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-02

Qua 81 tue most interesting features %
the rsceptscn 70 b. giv~n our Tseuruimg
The Seattle post-intelligencer. [volume] (Seattle, Wash. Terr. [Wash.]) 1888-1914, 1899-09-02

A cheerful optimistic disposition 10 =
most excellent thing 10 posssss. bus tn
gentleman VINO b predicting that TEXAS
viii soon 90 Republican has - over
supply.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-21
BRIDGEPoRT HAPPENINGS.
Events OF Day in tho Town at the
End OF the Bridge.

Events OF a Day in tho Town at the
End of the Bridge.
The residents Of this city are COM
planning great deal about the condi-
ton of the streets. Their kick seems
to be Justified, as the thoroughfares are
badly torn up. making It almost impos-
sIble for wagons or carriages to get
along, and very little Roadway Is being
made by the contractors TO put them In
better shape.
The trolley party given last evening
by the Kirkwood n. E. church was
largely attended, two cars being re-
numbered about eighty.
The Union Hall Association gave
very enjoyable dance in the opera house
last evening. The association Will give
dances every Thursday evening from
now on.
The new well at the toll house was
finished yesterday, and good water was
found In abundance. The depth OF the
well is 81 feet E
Mrs. George Stillwell, who has been
the guest OF Miss Alice Stillwell. In this
city, returned yesterday to her home, In
Lorain, Ohio.
The First Baptist church Of RIrlCwood
plenIcked at Wheeling Park yesterday,
and delightful time was spent by all.
DR.. Cole and DR.. Heinlein attended
the Eastern Ohio Medical Associations
regular meeting at Bellnire yesterday.
Miss Maud Hurst. who has been the
guest OF Thomas Smith, returned to her
home, at Loraln, Ohio, yesterday.
Contractors Koehnllne and Kelly
commenced paving around the curve
at Hills machine shop yesterday.
William Hess was In UhrIchsvIlle
yesterday. attending the funeral OF his
father-in-law, Andrew Barnes.
Miss Lottle Duncan left yesterday for
Pittsburgh. where she will be the guest
OF relatives for a few days.
Edward shrodes left yesterday for the
Midway fishing camp, at Beach Bot
tom, to spend a few days.
David Heron returned to steuben-
Vile yesterday. after brief visit with
relatives here.
A young child Of Mr.. and Mrs. Clint
Terrell. who reside on the plank road,
is quite sick.
Mrs. Rebecea Chandler, Of Flushing.
Is the guest OF Mr. and Mrs. Thomas
c. Farmer
Mrs. DR.. Cole and Mrs. F. c. Rob-
inson were guests OF Colerain friends
yesterday.
Mrs. Rance Colvln left for Columbus
yesterday. where she will be the guest
OF friends.
Charles Robinson, who has been at
tending Yale College, is expected home
Sunday.
Mrs. John Dickey. OF Columbus, is the
guest OF Mr.. and Mrs. John Water
man.
Miss May Smith, OF Benwood. Is the
guest Of William Birch In this city.
Mrs. John Gillespie left yesterday for
Rochester, Pa, to visit relatives.
Nathan Holloway was in Flushing
yesterday on business.
A child OF Drove Stephens, on Pike
street, is very sick.
J. o. Kelly went to Irouton yesterday
to visit relatives.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-21
CYCLING.

The L. A. W. press committee gives
out the following:
The cycle racing situation in this
country at the present shows that the
League OF American Wheelmen has
sanctioned nearly as many meets
throughout the states as It had at THIS
time last wear. Last season was one
OF unusual activity among promoters
and even under the most favorable con-
djtIons this season would not equal II,
but the returns from the rncing board
show the sport Is In very satisfactory
condition. The board has already grant
ed several hundred sanctions, In spite
OF the fact that come promoters nave
been tIn1Id because OF the outlaws
The so-called opposition organization
TO the League, on the other hand. mad
been able TO conduct but cohpaEd
lively few scattering meets. The out
law meets seldom average more Inah
two n week In all districts. while the
League averages nearly forty week.
TbIs shows most conclusively the COM
curative strength Of the League and
Inc OUTLAWS" Il Is significant too
that the ''outlaws" have not been able
to show a single weakness In the rules
NJ the League, whereas Il has been re-
peatedly shown that such rules as are
made nv the OUTLAWS have only IN
view the securing OF such persons as
can only be gotten through allowing
them privileges which are not In accord
with the permanent interests OF the
sport.
that whereas the large number OF am
ateur meets in the League nave peeh
Ny,nv,ntu1 uIYrrnlgng
the mixed amateur and professional
meets az the OUTLAW track or pro-
moter at the present time stands net
loss on the season. This Is stating the
facts without prejudice and no one
knows II any better that these out
law promoters themselves. And THIS
financial loss Is making the promoters
extremely skeptlcai about the ultimate
success OF their ventures away from
me recognized authority and but few
meets are scheduled for the future, II
is said, too, that some OF the leading
riders in the outlaw movement are
NOT as contented as they might be and
repetItIons Of causes for discomfort VIII
cause a break in the ranks.
It is noticeable that since the begin
ming OF the season, when the "out-
laws made such bold statements OF
how they would conduct the sport hon
estly. there have been any number OF
Instances where they have not inflicted
punishment in the most fragrant cases.
In fact. there Is no judicial Side TO thelr
so-cnlled government at all. II has
simply become n matter Of running
meets and the sport in any way so long
as the riders and public will stand II.
The League has had the same juris-
dictlon over meets sanctioned py " as
heretofore, and compels the unfolding
OF its rules as is attested by the number
OF suspensions and transfers. aside
from the cases connected with the out
law meets. To keep the sport nj us
high standard II Is absolutely necessary
10 have a strict government to uphold
the rules. This the outlaws have
NOT furnished In the slightest degree. In
fact, nobody knows who makes Its rules
or who Is responsible Tor their enforce
ulent. The whole thing Is farce on
cycle racing government and Its end Is
not far on.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-21
F y in Paint Nd Fenthers.
s.sHRNEAPoL1s. lIInn.. jog -

GAHBNEAPoLIs. MINI, July 2o.-A
spaiAl from Walker. MINI. says:
7claef Falmouth has discarded eit-
GEMS clothes and appeared at the Pilot
ONCE to-day arrayed in war paint and
feathers and In a most excited and de-
termined mood. He said that he had
called council Of all the Leech Lake
Indians to assemble at the old agency
on Monday. the Gath, to protest against
the revocation OF the eviction order.
He claims that the government would
not respect the rights OF the Indians;
that the reservation was their territory
and that II the settlers were permitted
TO remain in one part Of the reservation
there was no cause why they would
not be permitted to 90 TO other places.
II win require careful diplomacy to
convince the Indians that the govern
ment intends keeping faith with them,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-21
me- DOUBLE SEASON.

No additional replies have been re-
ce!ved In answer to requests made by
the IntelHgencer for the views Of In
ter.state magnates on the suggestion
tha, the championship season be diyid-
Cd in order to awaken an Interest. but
tr6m the reception the suggestion has
received Mt the hands OF Interstate
papers It looks as though sentiment Is
a.snst the change. However, the
mlgnates may look at the matter DIFF
.srsrtly: they have not the same rea-
sons rs the Wheeling Register and the
Wheeling News for opposing the plan.
The wheeling IntelIigencer is out
with scheme to close the champion
shlp season on July 81 and start anoth-
er on August l. There is no probable
ity of the plan going through. Mr..
TOrrrysun Is opposed to II, because he
believes that such a change in the
schedule would not be for the best In
terests OF the league. As for the Coli
umbus team, no artificial assistance Is
needed 70 make the men plRy@ball. The
recent strengthening OF the team has
proved Of great benefit and Columbus
Will bear watching from this time on
Columbus Journal.
The InteIlIgencer of Wheeling comes
forth with a cry for a double season.
Bosh to such nonsense. This was once
tried by the Interstate league. II
Wheeling wants to get In the game quit
fiHins players S25 for errors. which all
good men make and get a club, keep the
men together, pay them regular and
good wages. Let the president stop In
terferiug. That Intelllgencer man VIII
get the headache yet. Police!-Toungs-
town indicator.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-21
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle OF WheelInR's
Progressive NeIghbor.

The Daily Chronicle OF WheelinR's
Progressive Neighbour.
The Republicans OF the Sixteenth
Congressional District of Ohio will hold
a convention about the middle of Au-
gust for the purpose of nominating a
candidate to succeed the late Hon. Lor-
EMO Danford. The question naturally
arises, where shall It be held? Mar
tins Ferry can no doubt secure It, and
would Ike 10 have Il. but can adequate
accommodations be furnished TO the 900
or 400 delegates and others who will
attend? Our hotel accommodations VIII
not suffice, and IL will be necessary to
open the houses OF other citizens.
These matters should be inquired into
at once. II ample accommodations can
be procured. then let US have the con-
vention.
A prominent citizen OF this city re-
ceived letter yesterday from parties
AWAY from here asking for n manufac-
turing site In this city. It's advan-
tnHes are well known, and probably
some new enterprise viii be estab-
lished here rs result Our city needs
more diversified industries. and no OPP
pOrtunity to establish one should be ale
lowed TO pass without investigation.
The lawn fete given Wednesday eve
Ming by the young ladies' Of the St
Mary's church was such a successful
affair that II was repeated again last
evening. and was crowned again with
success. The lawn was tnstefully dec
grated with bunting and Chinese lam
terms. which presented very hand
sacc appearance from the street. A
large sum will be realized.
Mrs. Henry Williams and daughters,
Katharine and Josephine, Of Columbus,
are The guests OF Rev. c. a. Mulhearn,
on North Fourth street
Mr.. and Mrs. James Kerr and DR..
and Mrs J. NJ. Blackford leave to-day
for Chuutauuul, ". Y, to be gone
about ten days.
pott tors Dixon, Morrison and Will
lams attended the meeting OF the East
'ern ohio Medical Association at Bel
laire yesterday.
Mrs. 4. r. Shelf and son. OF CadIz.
are the guests Of Mrs. Sheriff's par
ents, Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Smith, on
Third street.
Miss Lillian Jones will be down from
Pittsburgh Saturday, to spend a few
weeks with friends,
The c. Il +. Tallroaders' picnic VIII
occur this year ut Brady's Lake, Au-
gus; 8.
George Cook has gone TO Toledo to
Gpend q few days rusucaung.
Capt. II. W. Smith was In Pittsburgh
yesterday on business
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-21
pENwoopNEws
Local Happenings ofImpOrtanee In a
Busy Town.

Busy Town.
An amusing collision occurred at
Main and sixth street yesterday. D.
tween a Poles head and window In
Sprouts & Truax's saloon. The dam
age was done to the window. which
was smashed to atoms. The Pole was
riding a bicycle at a fast clip, and In
turning the corner he missed Il run.
ming smash into the curb, which nAu
the effect Of tossing him over the side-
walk. head-first, into the window, a
wire screen protected the glass. out u
was not strong enough protection.
John NevlI was soaked $50 and costs
yesterday by Squire Riddle, and tai,
ing to put up the coin he viii spen9
ninety days IN jail. Neyu pounaeo
his wife almost to finish. and tnen
turned on the wife Of his son. Nap.
pie" and beat her terribly. His trial
didn't last long.
Buggy rides should be plentiful for
the fair sex this summer, judging py
the purchases Of horsehesh hereaDouts
this week. Yesterday Druggist W. c.
Burris bought a hne driving mare from
a MOundsville man, and the day pre-
yious Walton Davis bought a trim little
speeder.
A councilman lost a S bet yesterday
to 4 wen known professional man they
were arguing about the width OF one
OF the alleys being paved, and backed
their views with the coin. The doc
tors Judgment was the better, so ne
pocketed the fat fee.
The kissing bug has visited In
~ Lac
modes of torture. Fred Emrine was
stung on the thumb, which soon SWELL
ed up as big as a bologna sausage
and Patrick Dixon received a bad bite
OH the cheek.
Robert Shepard, jr., returned yes
terday morning from his trip, taken
.'tInbeknownst5 to his parents. He
visited Homestead. BTaddock and other
towns about Pittsburgh. but none had
charms like home. sweet home.
Little Eva and Uncle Tom viii hold
forth under canvas to-day for the edl-
new show. Like Tennyson's brook.
Uncle Toms Cabin seems destined TO
run on forever.
The funeral Of Miss Jennie Dixon, Of
Upper BenwoOd. will occur at Cameron
LO-Qhys ne uGEEdaEA AGNNAAtL AAASE@N
to Benwood. and her death, which was
due to consumption, was deeply re-
GREETED.
Howard Bursee has gone to work at
the lower steel works, after being laid
up for eight weeks. He underwent
successful operation in the meantime at
HasEins' hospital.
Only Beuwood riders will be allowed
to compete in tomorrow evenings road
race. VIII Resley win have a number
Of rivals who Intend to push him hard
for first hOuors.
squire Lacey. fined Gus Marks IS
and costs on Oe charge OF strik-
ing George Newell, a boy, at the Wheel
ing steel works.
Miss Emil Barger and Miss Flora
Owens, OF New Freeport, Pa, are
visiting at the home Of Jeweler ]. p.
Barger.
DR.. ]. n. Alley attended the East
ern Ohio Medical Associations meet
Ing in Bellalre yesterday.
The gypsies camped along Boggs'
Run folded their tents and stole away
yesterday afternoon.
Taxpayers falling to come up" by
August will be returned delinquent by
Marshal Furbee.
Miss Jessie Hopkins, manager Of the
local telephone station, is on the sick
list.
VIII Porteraeld is on the sick list.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-21
BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters ofInterest In the Metropolis
ofBelmont County

of Belmont County
Shell Brothers Pavilion Show, COM
posed mostly OF home people. which has
been making tour Of the Cleveland,
Lorain & wheeling railroad. will return
to this city Monday, and appear here.
They have had considerable bad luck,
having had the top OF their tent COM
pletely demolished at Flushing last
week, also running in several places In
opposition to John Rooinson's ana Buzz
falo Bits Wild West show.
Edward. the ten-year-Old son Of
John BayIes. met with very painful
accident Wednesday evening while
playing with q bicycle. He had four
OF the fingers OF his right hand caught
In the sprocket wheel and chain; three
fingers were mashed and one pro-
ken.
About twenty knights Templar from
this city attended the funeral OF
Thomas Clark. at st. Clairsville. yes
terday afternoon. Heatherington
band OF this city furnished music for
the commandery.
Miss Della McNabb entertained q
number OF her friends last evening at
Ter home, in the First ward. Games OF
all kinds were INDUCED In, after which
o fine luncheon was served.
oden Hammond. who has been work
ing in Muncle, Ind, came In yesterday
afternoon, to spend two weeks with
friends.
George Boyce, OF Indiana, was In the
city yesterday, on his way to Epworth
Park to spend the summer with his
family.
A bad wreck on the Cleveland & Pitts
brugh line at Freedman yesterday de-
layed all trains from two to three
hours.
Luke Wagner has returned home for
the summer from Muncie. Ind. where
he has been working for the past
year.
Miss Daisy johnson left yesterday
afternoon for SIstersvllle. where she
will spend two weeks with her sister.
Jacob Frallnger and family, Of Ian
caster. Ohio, are the guests OF friends
and relatives in the Third ward.
]. A. Mccoy and wife. OF the Fifth
ward. left yesterday for GAINESVILLE, to
spend n week with relatives.
Miss Anna Hager. OF GAINESVILLE, IS
the guest OF friends and relatives in
the Fifth ward.
John d. Baker came in yesterday
from Atlantic City. where he spent ten
days.
Miss Dora Hornbrook. OF Wheeling
Island, Is the guest OF friends In this
city.
Mrs. John Sey has gone to Gibson, o.,
TO spend week with relatives.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-21

NEW YORK. July 9l-The NS spFlEs
again defeated the chieSgos tj9deF by
good batting in one inning. Both pitch
ers were In good shape. Score:
New York.....o 0 1000 9 2
Chicago .......0 0 o 0 ! o OIL 8 /
Earned runs. none. Batteries, Seymou1
and Warner; Garvin and Douahne. Um{
pires, O'Day and McGarT. Time, lao At
tendance, 1000.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-21
EMsLEE's DECISION.

BOSTON. July 2O-A decision by Emslie
In the seventh inning disallowing brill
liant catch OF hot liner by Collins
whereby double play was made Win YIN
Tenney, was responsible for 81. LOUIS We
tory to-day. The declson caused q gem
erai manifestation OF disappointment At
tendance, 3,50O. Score: pup
BOSTON no 900 o 0 90 I |
81. Louis 30 0 ] o 0 ~ !
Earned runs, Boston ?; 81. Louis J;
Tatteries, Willis and Bergen: Young anu
OConnor. EMPIRES, Emslie and AcDoh-
aid Time. 1893
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-21
To Mover 81 snort

Herman Fredreieh and Tom Garden.
OF the 7. n. C. A bicycle raCing team,
in answer to Lover Of Sport" whose
published objection TO certain racing
teams having their pictures taken, was
so very funny and inconsequential, an
n0dhce that they win ride against any
tWoSinemberB Of the team who inspired
the tLOver OF Sport" kick for love.mar-
bies or money, on either single ma
chines or tandems, straightway or pur-
suit events. Answer through this pa
peF,cif accepted.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-21
AsCHMULRACH HORSE
In her First Race Took Second Place
Mt Detroit, Wednesday.

In her First race LOOK 9ecoHu HinSS
at Detroit, Wednesday.
Mr.. Henry schmuibach was highly
eIatsd yesterday when he learned Of
the remarkable performance OF his
four-year-old PAGER Minnie simmons.
at Detroit. on Wednesday, and his
friends were nearly as well pleased. 1t
was the mares first race, and the event
was the 2.27 pace. In which many high
class PAGERS contested. Minnie Sim
mons took second place In 2:iOS. The
race was worth $1,000 Mr.. Schmul-
bach recently refused 5000 for the an
InaI She Is believed to have a great
future on the track.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-21
BOWLING.

In the Carroll Club tournament, Vir-
rlnlas took two out OF three from Net
tors. Score:
Nattors-Cochran, 1i4. 40. i73: Han
dy. iI7, Ia. l43; Baker. i35, 1879. 1885,
Claus. lA. i2s. l3s; GundlinB' ~. ~
Ii2: Campbell. 1856, 1866, i52: totals SSt'
Vlrginlas-Honman 100, 49, 1870; Hans'
lev. gg. i0l. 90: Brady, ia 1855, us; Weit@
zel 200 ia, lsS: O'Brien, ZIG, l32, ~;
Handicap. 81. 81. 81: totals. g6h 30 S{2.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-21

Mr.. John p. Harris, representing the
Observation-Disclosures interests In the
eInematograph pictures OF the big hight
arrived tn the city yesterday. and com
plctcd arrangements Tor the exhibition
% the pictures nj Mozart PRFk one
week from sunday. TRe pictures are
having an Indefinite run NJ the Avenue
theatre, Pittsburgh, and It viii be these
and the same machine that viii be
brought to Wheeling on the aOth In
slant. Two exhibitions will be given,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-21
McoRAW's POOR THROW.

BALTIMORE. July sl.-McGraW's poor
throw In the seventh inning lost the game
for the Orioles this afternoon, and made
the series three straight for the Reds. Il
was a scrappy game, In which players and
umpires were continually arguing. Score;
RHR
baltimore .....l Q o 29I e-4lS 2
Cincinnati 80 o o -
Earned runs. Baltimore 4; Cincinnati :
Batteries, Ritson and Robinson; HaWley
and Wood Umpires, Lynch and Connolly.
Time, . hours. Attendance, l,sDQ.
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one IN the afternoon at 3:ls and one
IN the evening at SIZE
Mr.. Harris stated yesterday that Il Il
possible that F1t1simmonB may be here
during the engagement Of the pictures.
He has promised 10 come 10 Pittsburgh
on Thursday OF next week. and remain
until Monday. In that case he viii
come to Wheeling with the pictures and
friends here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-21

Earned runs. Fort Wayne II. I'Wo-bnse
Hts Letcher, Miller. Babb, Taylor; Home
runs. Flood. I.etcher, Miller, BaoP, sam
ple. Stolen bases. Miller, Bergen. Innings
rItched. Sample o; Poole 4; Lyons ?: Tay-
l0r & Base hits made on Sample IL: on
Poole s; on Lyons u: OF Taylor I; First
base on balls, on Sample !; on Poole !; on
LYONS Wild pitches, Taylor Passed
halls. Myers /. Double play, Flood to Rel
man. Umpire, COlgan. Time, $50 At
tendance so.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-21

Earned runs. Pittsburgh ]; Brooklyn J..
First base on errors, Pittsburgh 2. Brook
derS0u Left nm bases. Pittsburgh ~;
Brooklyn . Struck out. o. Hughes 9. hy
Lever l. Sacrifice hits Mccarthy. KEEL
ley Stolen bases beaumont, Kelley, An.
derHpn. Base on balls, BY HUGHES q by
Legyer J. Double plays. Braumont, Fly
and O'Brlsn: O'Brien and Clark. Ely,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-21


A tvo-story brick and frame addition.
Lot 8 feet Inches BY about 10 feet. on
west side OF Main street, doom north
Of Eighth street. Only $500 this week.
Large and desirable building glto1 n
ground. Site cannot be beat for roli-
< fns and cheap building lot on LAna
Btreet-S9o0 only.
street with brick dwelling on alltS. !
ThIs Is an dsEirlblo prupcrty ana N
s-foot BY IoO-foot lot corner Thirty.
fourth and Chapllne streets, part Of AZ
hRmbra Rink and frame dwelling, oroomA
on II, will bo offered cheap this week,
C. A. SCHAEFER a CO.,
Corner Fourteenth and Market Streets.
Telephone ~,