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BRIpGEpoRT HAPpENINGs.
Events Of a nay IN the Town q The
End o. the Bridge.

kllu OF the 9EtUl{es
The retaining wan on the west side
OF Lincoln avenue will be completed by
the last OF the week. The west street
car track and the street west Of Il VIII
be paved this fall, but the remainder
win not BE- paved before spring, oWs
Ing to the fact that the ground is
loose, and has not settled, and u paved
this fall would neces8itate going over
Il again IN the spring.
The congregation Of the Mount Zion
Baptlst Association has completed ar
rangements for an entertainment TO De
given In the Opera House next satnr-
day night. The play Will be The Old
and New South"
A dance win be given by a newly or
ganized club, which intends to repeat
the indoor pastime every Saturday eve
ming during the winter. Melster's or
chestra win furnish the music.
The funeral Of David Gray occurred
yesterday afternoon at o'clock, and
was largely attended. Interment was
at Peninsular cemetery, Wheeling.
1t Is quite likely that boxing match
will be pulled on between BeIennh and
Louden Campbell at the Opera House
the latter part Of the month,
Several members OF the local lodges
Of Foresters went to Steubenville Sat-
urday night, to assist in organizing
new lodge.
]. 8. Holtz and son, Of Newton, Iowa,
are the guests Of the formers brother,
Rev. D. r. Holts, in this city.
Charles Fisher, who is attending ".
& j. College. spent Sunday with his
naRRnfa In this CITY.
william Francis returned last eve
ming from months visit with relatives
at Scranton, Pa.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Koehnline have
returned from months visit at Mount
Clemens, Mich.
The Good Templars will give an oyE-
ter supper In their hall on Wednes-
day evening,
Mrs. David Wagner has returned
from visit with relatives ct WashiHg-
ton, Pa.
The Good Templars' district conven-
ton win be held In this city October "a
and Is.
Mrs. Frank Gerry, Of slstersvirle. is
the guest OF her father, Judge briggs.
Mr.. and Mrs. Cook. Of Pittsburg. are
the guests OF relatives in this city.
Harry Beck spent Sunday with rela-
tlves at Newport, Ohio.
Rev. w R. Thompson was at oakdale
presbytery yesterday.
Mrs. Glen Branum has gone to ALI
ance to visit friends
Harvey Hay, Of Mason City, Is visit
ing in the city.
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but no oId-fashioned medicine can re-
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Dlarrhoea Remedy. For sale by drug
gists.
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GAMBLERS HOLD UP

On a Philadelphia Steamer That
Started for the Yacht Race-Some
of tho Rioters Held for Further
Examination. ~
NEW YORK. oct. s.-Ths thirteen
men alleged to have been active partic-
ipants in the riot which occurred Sat
urday aboard the Philadelphia steam
boat Georgeanna In the waters OF New
York harbor, were arraigned to-day be-
fore city magistrate.
Captain C. A. Q. Norton, of Hartford,
Conn, who organized the committee of
passengers which took possession OF the
steamboat and held the gang of gam
blers and blacklegs at bay until the
boat reached her pier, was present to
prosecute the men who had stabbed at
him and threatened to throw him over
board. with him were several other
passengers.
The prisoners were Captain Alexan-
der sterck, Of the GeorgeannN. his pi-
lots, Henry B. Post and DanleE Brown,
and Charles Berry, who had, chartered
the boat and the other alleged gam
blers, Edward P. Sherman. Frank
Jones. John Wills, George Lyons, Will
lam Sims, Charles Baldwin. William H.
Cutler. Robert Stone and James Mar
Gin.
Captain Norton's complaint against
Charles Berry, described as the ring
leader Of the gang, was taken up. The
evidence showed that Berry was des-
perate character and that he had slash
ed Captain Nort0fi'S coat with a knife
in the effort to stab him. Berry, who
denied the accusation. was held in 5000
bail for further examination on We'd
nasday. Edward p, Sher1n6fi,= charged
with splitting open the scalp OF Peter
PArdue, Of Brooklyn, was held in $1,000
bail for examination on the same day.
The case OF Captain sterck and his
pilots, Post and Brown, came up. Capt.
NOrton's testimony, which was cOrrob-
grated by the other witnesses. satisfied
the magistrate that the commander Of
the GeorgeRnnn was aware that the
boat had been chartered by gamblers
and that he was under their orders.
Norton testified that the captain told
him he could only go where the men
running the sweat, faro. rou1ette,wheels
Of fortune and dice games in the differ
ant parts OF the boat, wanted him. He
further said that he was willing to go
10 the yacht races II the gamblers
would let him.
The prisoner, however, when Ques-
toned. denied any knowledge Of the
gambling, and said thnt he glfnd re.
turned to port because the steam pipes
were leaking and the boat had Become
unsafe In the rough sen outside Sandy
Hook. He was fined $40 and as the
witnesses all said that the pilots had
behaved themselves during the whole
Of the excitement, they were dlscharg-
ed.
II was then stated by Thomas G.
Turner, civil and mechanical engl-
necr. that he had complained to the
United States authorities against Cap
tain s,erck and pilots Brown and Post
for taking him out to sea without n IL
cense and that they would be arrested.
During the excitement II was testified
that the gamblers fOrcibly robbed the
passengers OF their watches, jewelry
and pOcketbooks and escaped before the
police boat came alongside.
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FOOT BALL.

The football season locally was
opened Saturday. in the game a. steu-
benvIlle, between the Buckeyes, of Act
naville, and the Acmes. OF the former
place. 1t ended after a battle royal In
a tie, neither scoring. The Madisons
were scheduled to play at Bethany. but
were unable to get team together,
much to the regret Of the Island boys
and Bethany.
There were many games of interest
Saturday and surprises were general.
Pennsylvania state college 6; West
University of Pennsylvania: 9; Brown
washington 8 JEFFERSON s.; otter
bein, 0.
Yale 2S: Bates 0.
Harvard 20; Wesleyan 0.
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a Man YORK BRANCH
Oftho Atkinson Aunties-FoFmation
Ofthe American League.

VI tue hIklnHOu hunttea-FOfmntlOn
Ofthe American League.
NEW YORK, Oct. s.-Bolton Hall to-
day gave out statement concerning
the formation Of the new organization,
OF which he Is temporary secretary,
which Is to be known as the American
league. The purpose OF the American
league Is to oppose the growing war
like spirit In the United States. A
meeting has already been held and n
platform adopted, which first of all re-
afIlTmR the doctrines OF the declaration
OF Independence, and says that others,
as well as the people Of the United
Stntes. should come under ltH bonen-
cence. It's third and last clause snys.
I'VE adhere TO the American Idea TINT
government derives It's Just powers from
the consentlof the governed" and the
conclusion 10 we are therefore opposed
to the use OF force in the extension OF
American Institutions
Among those named by Mr. Hall MS
subscribing 10 the principles OF the
league are: Carl Schurz, Edward NJ
Shepard, w. Burke Cochran. Rev. G.. H.
PhrkhurRt. Rev. ". VnnDyke. VIM.
Dean Howells, Charles w. Dayton. Hem
~ LoOmlB Nelson. John Dewitt Warner,
Rev, Robert Collyer. Rev. John W..
Chadwick, Judge Henry Blschoff. Jr.,
Ernest II. Crosby, Samuel GomperB and
Wheeler Peckham.
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BOWLING.

Averages in the Wheeling bowling
league for the frat week were as fol-
lows:
s. Falck, Rough Riders, 1888; Steven
son, Wheeling, 179; Cochran. All Alike.
175; Campbell, Wheeling, l73; Bearlcy.
Emigrants. III: Jones. osceOlas. 40;
CASTOR, Emlgrants, 1853: Hazlett, Ken
mores, 16l; Evans, Korn Kob Klub, Isl;
Kaikrote, KenmOres, 1856: c. Raider, All
Alike. 1854; F. Plnnkey. All Rooters, lbi;
Weitzel. Wheeling, 1854; G. Beiswenger.
Emigrants, 1853: Marschncr, Wheeling,
l52: SOnnefeld, Korn ISlub Nlub, 1852;
Wagner. De Shacks, l5l: Long, Raising
Bugs, i49: Jenkins, Rough Riders, li9;
Marti, All RIOTERS, il9: Baker, All
Alike, liS; BycOtt, Il. X. X; Stein,
kissing Bugs, i4S; Preitymnn, Emil
grants, 147; Nolte, All Alike, 147; Ma
hon. Rough Riders, iI6: Hennlng,
Rough Riders ii5; Emblem. Rough RI
dcrs. iiI; RahT. All Alike, IA: w. Falck
OsceOlas, n3; +. BraSh. All Alike, IA:
Ebellng, All Rioters. $40: Spcldel, Emf
grants, 139i Miller, kissing Bugs 1873;
Miller. All Ro0ters. 1888; Crimson, De
ShnckS, 1884; Kraft, All RoOters. 1888:
Martin, OsceOlnR, 1913; Kemplc, Emil
grants. 1885, Dick, Wheeling. t33: Bosley
wheeling, lS2; Moody, De shncks. 1872;
Rahr, Kissing Bugs, 1871: Beltz, All
RIOTERS, 1871; Vogler X. X. X, 1871;
Roth. X. X. X. 100; o. Nortemnn, Qs-
ceoias, iS0 L. Fettc, Kcnmorea. 12n:
Peterson, X. X. X, 1928; Fink, De
'shaclts. 1926; Wnsmuth, De ShRcks
i22: Bremen, KcnmoreB, 1i9: a. Bels-
wenEer, Kenmores, III; Emig, kissing
Bugs, III; Wetwellor, Osceolns, 1Os;
Kahn, De Shacks, l05,
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MARr1N,s FERRY NEWS.

Tho Daily Chronicle Of WheelIng's
Progressive Neighbor.
philip. the sIx-year-old son Of Mr..
and Mrs Horace Ratclift' OF Noun.
pleasant, died Saturday evening OF
dinhtheria. Mrs. Ratcllf is also In
n dangerous condition from the dread
cd disease. Mr.. and Mrs, Ratclih have
many friends in this city, who VIII De
sorry to hear Of the misfortune that
befell them.
The Belmont brick and tile works,
which has ben off for q couple OF weeks
while a new brick machine was pu IN
viii resume to-day. The capacit? OF
the new machine is $1,000 a day
Mrs. A. ]. Deiters. who has been the
puest OF her daughter, Mrs. Henry
Gauding, returned to her home, In Sar-
dis. Saturday.
The Maennerchor Singing Society
will give their first dance OF the sea-
son at their hall on Washington street
tonight.
Miss Blanche Farrell has returned to
her home in st. Mary's. after few
DAVIS visit with Miss Lucy Sedgwick'
The ladies Of the German Lutheran
church will give social In Scheehle's
nail SATURDAY eNGllAhbt SNeNS~a
Daniel Mulhearn. OF Hartford, Conn,
IL the guest Of his brother, Rev. Charles
Mulhearn, on North Fourth street.
The high school foot ball team will
play the high school team OF New Ath-
ems at that place next Saturday
Thomas Stanton win remove his
dueensware store into tho vacant room
in the Hobensaok block to-day
Rev. A. E. Brownie. OF Colorado, Allied
the United Presbyterian pulpit yes
terday morning and evening.
Rev, H. Tilock. pastor Of the Chris
tian church. preached at Steeple VAL
ley yesterday afternoon.
Ohio City lodge. Knights OF Pythias,
have one candidate for the second de-
gree tomorrow night.
a. ]. Smith, of the West Virginia
glass works, has returned from an eX-
tended western trip.
Miss Nora Clark, OF Barnesville,
spent Sunday with her mother, on
North Fourth street.
The foundation for the new shovel
works will be completed to-day or to-
morrow.
Or. R. H. Wilson has returned from
a few days visit at MOrgantown, w.
Charles johnson has gone to Fair
mont to visit relatives.
Matthew Gray spent Sunday with
friends at slstersville.
sig. wolfT was down from wellsburg
,ynaterdny
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NEW BASE BALL LEAGuE.
A Meeting for Organization Called
plenty OF Players in Sight


CHICAGO, oct. Sat meeting to-
day OF western members Of the new
American Association Of base ball clubs
representing Chicago. St Louis, MIL
waukee and Detroit. President H. D.
Quinn was ordered to call a meeting
for the complete organization Of The new
association at New York on Thursday'
October 20. O..
President Quinn had letters from Sec
retary Hough, at Philadelphia. an
nouncinE that the eastern end OF the
new association was fast rounding Into
shape, and that six applications Tor
membership had been received from
cities in that section. Only four OF
these will be accepted: as the new as
ISOLATION has determined to limit the
membership to four clubs in the east
and four In the west.
The president received communlca,,
tIons from some Of the leading National
and Western league players. assuring
the new association Of their friendship
and Willingness to Join It's clubs, The
Communications, 1t was stated. seemed
To Indicate that the new league VIII
have no trouble in securing all the hfst-
class players It may need.
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snenI,s Wal fnr unahnr.

Special Dispatch to the IntelllEsncer.
BUcKHANNoN. W. Va, Oct. 8.-The
second $4,000 Of the bonds to build the
new court house were sold last week for
S2l ,O62 60 Dr. A. H. Runst. of Weston,
gets $4,000 worth for S15.7l25O and the
Merchants and Mechanics, bank. Of
Grafton, 5000 for $3.50. The other bid
ders were Season q GObde. Hon. II. A.
Kendall bidding for them, $40; Peo-
pies National bank, GAINESVILLE, Ohio.
2O,4i5; N. w. Harmon & Co., Chicago,
S2O,565; Edward c. Jones & Co., New
York. $4,000; Denlsoh. Prior & Co.,
Cleveland, Ohio, $4,000; Fldler. Holz-
man & Co, Cincinnati, Ohio. S20,62O.
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They're wonderful In building up the
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Special Dispatch to tho InteIligencer.
WASHINGTON. Oct. S.-Colonel w.
+. Crooks, Of Keyser. member OF Gov
ernor Atkinson's stan, has been mp
pointed to position In the census office
upon the recommendation Of Senator
,Elklns and others OF the state delegu-
ton in Congress.
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The Intelligencer..
Job Printing Office

Tho largest and most complete
Job Printing Establishment In
the city and one OF tho most
extensive in the Ohio Valley.
Possesses every facility for the
prompt execution OF all kinds OF
work, from a Neat Card or Cir.
culAr to a Monster Poster, In any
variety Of colorp, At the shortest.
notice and on tho most reasonable
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BOXING.

Aprellmlnary that is full Of snap and
go is the kind in favor with all lovers
Of boxing, and the Metropolitan club
has been working for some time to get
the real thing for It's card next Thurs
day evening. 1t was thought Bill Mil
Ter. of the South Side, and RED" Budd.
of Parkersburg. would make 1t, but
Budd has left the city The club has
secured two husky coIored fellows, one
Of whom is an 1sO-pOunder. and slash
ing battle for ten rounds Is due when
they meet.
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WEST YIRGINIA'S TEAM

For 1900 Is Considered Strong,
Though Lighter Than Last season.
Tho Schedule and Lineup.
Bpeeial Dispatch to the InteIllgeneer
MoRGANTowN, ". Va, Oct. 81
owing to the late opening Of the uni-
verslty at this place, the candidates for
the various positions on the football
team were not present for practice I'M
III October 3. Nearly al Of the teams
Of 1897 and 1888 graduated last year,
consequently this years team VIM be
composed almost entirely Of new ma
terial. Mr.. Earle Smith, the acting
manager, is confident that the team
viii win nearly all the games schedule
ed. For the flrst time In the history Of
the university a training table has
been established and hard practice Is
engaged in daily. Dovey. who success
fully coached Grove City and Ohio
State University. was secured for the
university this year and has been do
ing good work with the material at
hand. he, too, Is confident that the
team will have successful season and
prediots that many Of the new men
wiz show up wonderfully strong.
The opening game Of the season viii
be played on Tuesday. October 10,
Chadwick Day against Grove City.
The balance of the schedule is as fol-
lows: october 20. Ohio Wesleyan uni
Yersity, at ClarksbuTg, October %, Ma
rietta College. Mt Marietta. November
1. GEORGETOWN University at Washing
ton, D. c.: November 3, Baltimore
Medical College, at Baltimore,
Nd; November I. Dickinson Col
lege. at Martinsburg: Novem-
Der Is, Ohio State University. at Ath-
ems. Ohio; November Is, Washington 4
Jefferson College. at Washington, Pa.
The Thanksgiving game will be
played at Parkersburg, Negotiations
have been opened with the strong
teams Of several institutions for this
game, and possibly the Ohio, State Unie
verslty will be the adversaries. There
are one or two other open dates and
these will be filled by games against
Washington & Lee University, and the
Kentucky State College,
The llne-uo for the season Will be as
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Eddie Kennedy, and his manager,
James (''Reddy'O Mason, are billed to
arrive in Wheeling Tomorrow. Ken
nedy is said to be in great shape. Jack
waldron, his opponent, is trimming at
East Liverpool, and rs he is a potter
by trade, many Of the local clay mix
ers will root for him next Thursday
night. An excursion will be run from
Pittsburgh on the afternoon Of the
contest.
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poWNED THE REDS.

ST. LOUIS, oct S.-The PerfectoS took
the first Eama and tied the second with
Cincinnati to-day. !. 81. Louis made ten er-
rorB IA the frgt but was lucky and won
out BY good batting IN the tenth inning.
Attendance, hoo. Scores:
First game = i p
81 Louis. O11O3 0l2 1-91l 70
cincin. III OIL 01 ell ! Z
Batteries: Powell, Young and o'connof;
Louis, I. Time: 1850. Umpires; EuSlie and
0'Day.
Second game u =
Cincinnati .....,........1 o D o OIL 8 0
Batteries; Powell and o'connor; Hahn
and Wood, Earned runs: None Time:
100 called on account Of darkness.
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year but the men in it are more active.
The backs are much stronger. OF the
men in lineup, Hodges comes from the
Ohio Wesleyan University with good
record; Chapman played In the WASH
inRton and Jefferson team in 81 until
he was put out Of ths game by an aeci-
dent, and his work as tackle with that
team shows that he Is a good man.
Lang. who will probably play left end,
Is a Hampden-S Sydney man and comes
with n fine record.
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NATIONAL lFAGUF


YESTERDAYS CANES
81. Louis. 5: Cincinnati, 7.
Cincinnati, 4; 81 Louis, !.
ChiedgO, Is; Cleveland O
Chicago, I; Louisville, Z
SATURDAYS GAMES.
Brooklyn, Is; New York, 2
Cincinnati. {; Louisville, 2
Baltimore, :; Warrington, /
Pittsburgh, 10; Cleveland, :
Philadelphia, s; Boston, L
To-DAY's GAMES
Cincinnati at St. Louis
Brooklyn At New York.
Boston At Philadelphia.
Baltimore at Washington,
Cleveland at Pittsburgh.
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CHICAGO, Oct &-ChieagO won two
games to-day. Cleveland was very easy.
Louisville had waddsll In the box and
he was a hard proposition, although the
Orphans hit him opportunity. Laugss
steal OF home in the second game was t L6S
feature OF the day. Attendance wv
TS,rs, g.ms- RHE
eIRiseIsq i'. 10 . Q . eos .
Batteries: Taylor and Chance; Hughey
ana Sudden. Earned runsi Chicago q
Time: i:4O. Umplres: Latham and Com
molly.
Second game n
Chicago .......,.......s
Louisville ...'......'''l - ,,.,,
batteries: Grlfith and Chance; Waddell
III 1 nttIrnnr Earned runs. Chlcngo, 81
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eenpral 1EoNers.

NOTICE 10 BoND-HoLpERs or
IN THE WHEELING STEEL & IRON
COMPANY.
The Wheeling Steel & Iron Company, In
accordance with the provisions OF IT.
mortgage deed OF trust made on the lat
day OF November, 1892, hereby gives notice
OF It's Intention to redeem all Of It's OUT
standing bonds secured by said mortgage,
being the bonds numbered from igS to 800,
Inclusive, by the payment OF such honda
on the LIST day OF November, 1880, at The
National Exchange Bank Of Wheeling,
which bank has been selected by the
wheeling Title & Trust Company. tho
trustee under said mortgage deed OF trust,
as the place OF deposit for the payment OF
said bonds IN the stead OF The Exchange
HANK OF wheeling, which has ceased TO do
business; and further gives notice that
upon such payment the coupons then IN.
maturcd for Interest on said bonds viii
NNN WHEELING STEEL 4
IRON COMPANY.
r. w. Bowers, Secretary.
WHEELING TITLE q
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
L. +. Stlfel. Secretary.
Bond.holders who may desire 70 eS-
change tire bonds held BY them for new
first mortgage 0 per cent bonue Of the
company al par should make early appli-
cation AZ the ONCE OF tho company.
aus i. W. BOWERS, Socretery,N
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BrSaM

DIOR sAL;E-REAL ESTATE: pEsIRks
u bic residence for sale. offeF my resi-
dence. No. III South Front street, qplta
comfortable and In perfect condition; good
location. Inquire No. III South Front q.
Se6 WM J.IUTZ.
NOR sALB-oAR CHINA CLOSET;
u silver tea set; ladies' writing d08k
oak folding beds mahogany p9Fi0r suite.
fine mahogany bedroom suites Wleklt
South Front street. or phone No. IL se21
ElOR SALE = FINE BRICK DWELL.
4 ING on Fourteenth st: offer NJ
residence, No, lis Fourteenth 1t. for sales
possession and terms to suit purchaser.
Inquire Of n B. MeLA1N, DentAl Gna
Surgical depot. City Bank building.
mfff
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WHEELING VIE; LING STEEL 1,E q

n RRATEsT FACILITIES FOR THE
NI PFompt Completion of Qtdorl e H.
IhteliigeneeF Job Printing once.
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batteries: Grlfith and Chance; walden
and Iattimer Earned runs: Chleaeo; q
T,olIisyiiIe. 3 Time: 1;35. umpiFes: La
thaul and Connolly.
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Desirable Property
Offered For Sale.

Z lots and building sites in Pleasant
BulidlnS lot 81 by 100, on Fourteenth
street Price quite reasonable.
Lot on Lind street, very cheap,
Lot on Mccolloch street. ii6 feet by 80.
On South Penn street, Island, frame res
idence, 10 rooms, lot 60 by 100; most de-
sIrable; offered for a short time only.
A brick residence. west side OF Main
street; location no better In the city.
large brick building; lot 90 by 100 This ID
worth while looking after at once.
Always on hRnd-money on good city
and country realty.