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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-04
al suCCESsFUL CIRCUTT.
National Circuit OF the Il. A. W. Prov.
ing Profitable to Promotera.

Reports having been circulated to the
effect that the L. A. w. national cir
cult has not been success to date. the
facts may be Of Interest to wheelmen.
says the current issue Of the l.. a. WIS
press bulletin. The circuit started the
latter part OF June at indianapolis, and
has been taking In the cycling centres
OF the middle states. Every meet but
one has resulted in profit to tho pro-
mOter The exception was not dlsap-
pointing, for II was the Fourth OF July
week Mt st. Louis, which had to be
postponed to n week night. St Louis
is n VIGOROUSLY bad town for cycle rae
ing on othcr days than Saturday or
holiday, and the promoters carried out
the programme rather than disappoint
the circuit Chasers The meet at James
VILE made money the first day. but on
the second day It ralned and the races
were called Ch. There was dispute
about the prizes, and the professionals
had to leave with $2i5 stlll due them.
Then Il was that the League showed
how II prorocts It's riders. The men
made complaint to Chairman Gcrlnch.
who at once pluced the case iE the
handF OF lawyer with orders to coll
lect, The promoters have withdrawn
from their position, and have promised
Ia settle without carrying the case 10
the courts.
Chicago had most successful meet
Mt the old paFkSlde track. which has
not paid expenses for 1--WE or six years,
hut on the occasion Of this meet was
packed to It's capacity; In fact people
were turned away.
Ottumwn. IowH,drew 5000 people, ana
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-04
sHAFER on oYcLE RACING.
Ex.Manager of Michael Says "out.
laws Hnye Made Mistake.

Ex.Manager of Michael Says "out'
laws Have Made Mistake.
Dave shafrer, Jimmy Mlchael's ex-
manager, who is Wheeling man. and
one OF the shrewdest men in the cycle
racing business, commenting on the
outlaws says: 1.-THE men are on the
wrong tack, and they win find it out
soon, II they do not know 1t now. The
L. A. w. stands for respectabillty and
Is not money-making institution. You
can always be assured Of fair treat
ment at the hands of the League. The
other fellows are out for the coin, and
II they ever got things their own way
the riders would have to knuckle down
and put their necks in the collar. 1t Is
wrong idea to allow trnck-owners to
have anything to say about the govern
ing OF the sport, and the outlaws will
soon find themselves riding for mengre
purses or else have to quit the game.
when the movement was first start
ed was asked to take hand In It, but
/ told the men they were foolish and
they would be sorry for the step they
have taken. And am going TO live TO
see them In that condition. Hardly n
week passes without letter from some
Of the men beseeching me to Join them.
but l tell them the L. A. W. Is good
enough for me-"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-04
BENWOOD NEWS.
Local Happenings ofImportance III a
Busy Town.


Busy Town.
The Benwood police were for a time
OF the opinion that Mike Moitesci' me
Bridgeport man who murdered ms Dro-
ther-ln-law, was IN hiding here among
the foreign colony, ns he used to live In
that section. No confirmation OF the
suspicion, however, resulted;
The steelworkers Mt the lower mill
were expecting a stop because Of the
difficulty in getting metal from the Top
mill, which has been handicapped lately
since the trouble with the furnace. 1t
was reported yesterday that no stop
would occur,
The Benwood Southern will soon
adopt n twenty-minute schedule, and
the run between the towns which now
takes fifty minutes, will be cut down TO
forty. The new schedule Will begin In
few days.
Mrs, Bess Herncane, OF Huntington,
Pa, il visiting Mrs. f. NJ. Bowers. Mrs.
Herncane's maiden name was Miss Bess
HutZIer, Of Parkersburg, nnd she Is well
known In Benwood.
The picnic OF st. Matthew's German
Lutheran church at Mozart park yester-
day was n well attended n1air and
productive Of much enjoyment
The funeral OF child OF Mrs. John
Wilson occurred yesterday. The inter-
mcnt was Mt Cameron.
Charles Schane and Edward Taylor
have returned from n fishing camp
down the river.
Miss Nora Dolbeare will go to New
MurtinsvIIle tomorrow for a visit.
Many Benwood teachers will attend
the wheeling teachers institute.
Miss Dora Hutzler, OF Parkersburg, Is
the guest OF Benwood friends.
William Sutton returned yesterday
from Darlington.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-04
BRIDGEPORT HAppENINGs.
Events Of a Day In the Town ut the
End of the bridge.


Park ]. Alexander arrived home last
evening from Niagara, N. Y, where he
went MS delegate from washington
Jefferson chapter OF the Greek letter
fraternity to the annual convention OF
the Beta Theta Pl.
The majority of the colored people
from Wheeling, Martins Ferry, Bellnire
and this city went to Chlppewn Lake
yesterday. where they spent the day.
Bert Ournnt. OF Seville, o., will ar
rive in the city today. to accept po-
sItion ut Dents drug store.
WIN Ballinger returned yesterday
from visit with friends at Royal. O.
Mrs. Henry Crawford and son clyde,
are guests OF relatives In Harrisvllle.
City Solicitor w. V. Campbell was In
st, Clnirsvillc yesterday on business.
Harry Stewart, OF Cadlz, was calling
on friends In the city yesterday
Miss Dux Coleman. OF scio, Is tho
guest Of friends in this city.
s. j. Bristol, OF Cleveland. was in the
city yesterday on business
John Smith. Of Cincinnati. was In the
city on business yesterday.
Miss Cora Alexander IL visiting rcla-
tives in ST. ClaIrsvlllc.
Thomas Welsh was In New Athens
yesterday on business.
Maurice Burk ls the guest OF relatives
in Steubenvillc.
William Tate is very III Mt his home in
the West End.
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THE 1000 MILE RECORD
orEdgc Beaten by Hansen at Mime
nnnllR.

or Edge Beaten by Hansen at Mime
apolis.
MINNEAPOLIS. Aug. 3.-The worlds
bicycle record for 1000 miles held by T.
A. Edge, OF London, England, and made
over an ordinary turnpike road. has
been broken by A. A. Hansen, who I'm
ished his long ride early this morning.
covering the distance in s2 hours ~
minutes. The time made by Edge was
1O5 hours 10 minutes. 1t may be ques-
toned whether Hansen Will be accorded
in all quarters the worlds record, as he
rode over u boulevard while Edge made
his ride over an ordinary road. Al the
same time 1t Is questionable whether
Hansen's path was Mt all superior to the
hard macadam OF the English country
road, Hansen had one very bad bridge
to climb twice In every forty mile trip,
and there were spots In the trip that
would disgrace any wagon road. The
Minneapolis rider finished at 2:bi this
mornings after having been actually In
the saddle 70 hours. In order to make
the thing sure as to distance, Hansen
was sent another twenty miles after
completing his ride. Hansen finished In
very good condition, considering the Sc
verify Of the task he had In hand The
handlers do not anticipate that any evll
effects will ensue.
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MARr1N,s FERRY NEws.
The Daily Chronicle or Wheeling
PrngressIvc NeIRhlInr.


Progressive NeiRhb0T.
David Lady. aged hfty-five years.
lied at his home on Jefferson street
about 1890 o'clock yesterday afternoon,
lfter few days Illness. For the past
three days ne has been lowering be-
tween life and death. and his demise
yesterday was not unexpected to the
family. The funeral win take place to-
morrow morning at Q o'clock from his
late residence on Jefferson street, Rev
Boyle pastor OF the First Presbyterian
church. VIII conduct the services. In
terment viii be at Mount Wood ceme-
terry.
Jacob Arm met with an accident yes
terdAy morning that WIN lay him M for
several days. He was engaged IN put
ting on a new roof on one OF the
Lnughlin buildings and IN some manner
missed his footing and fell TO the
ground, a distance OF about fourteen
feet. badly frncturing two ribs on his
right side and besides bruialng him
pretty badly. He was taken to his home,
where DR.. Williams dressed the inlur-
ed parts.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenworthy Hoge. Mt.
and Mrs. William Bundy and daugh-
tiers, Of Colernin; Mr.. and Mrs, William
Pervlance. OF Smlth1eld. and Miss
Steer, OF Colernin, leave to-day for
ten days trip TO Niagara Falls and
Chatauqua.
Winfield Scott & Co.. Of steubenvIlle,
have received the contract for carpettnB
the new Presbyterian church. Mr..
Scott was In the city yesterday with
samples for the committee TO select
from.
Mr.. and Mrs. August Kraatz very
pleasantly entertained the members OF
the Maennerchor ut their residence on
Buckeye street, last evening.
The Foreign Missionary Society Of
the Methodist Episcopal church met
last evening at the home Of Mrs. Alfred
Dew, on Pearl street.
Part Of the art glass for the new
Presbyterian church arrived yesterday
from Pittsburgh and will be put In i'm
medIately.
Charles Shlpman returned to Phila-
delphIa yesterday, after three weeks
visit with his parents on Third street
The annual reunion Of the SedgwIck
family was held at Wheeling park yes
terday. About forty were present.
Stephen Hopkins left yesterday for
MacklnuC ana OIneI lhke buNhst " We
gone about eight weeks.
Miss Matte Sedgwick leaves to-mor-
row for NOrwalk. to visit relatives for
three or four weeks.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank HissrIch have
returned from n weeks visit with rela-
tives at Canal Dover.
Albert Shaver and r. p. ]. Drennen
left yesterday for Grandvlew TO spend
n few days hunting.
Benjamin Cropper and son George
left yesterday for fifteen days trip
to Atlantic City.
william Clulo. of Brooklyn, is the
guest of Fred Ebellng and family on
Second street
William Martin, of steubenvllle, is
the guest OF william sedgwlck. on
Glenn's Run.
Miss Margaret BUGGY, Of Wellsburg.
is the guest OF Miss Belle Green on
Broadway.
Harry Rosenthal is spending few
days at Bethesda with friends.
Mrs. r. T. ong went to smithfield
yesterday to visit relatives.
Mayor Shipman was in Mckeesport
yesterday on business.
l.. ]. G. Drennen was in Steubenville
on business yesterday.
Rev. Morton is spending few days
at Epworth Park.
John Williams is very Ill at his home
on Broadway.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-04
MoUNpsYILLE BUDGET
Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.

Moundsville will soon have free de-
livery. POstoiIlce Inspector S. b..
Hooten, of Washington. ID. c., was In
the city yesterday making the necessa-
ry examinations OF the office and the
city with view Of seeing how many
boxes would be needed and the number
OF carriers required Thlrty-one boxes
were located. The past year the gross
receipts OF the postofiice exceeded Sl0,-
900, which Is sufficient for free dellv-
cry system. The proper recOmmenda-
lions viii be made and favorable action
will doubles be taken at once.
City Assessor ]. r. McCombs has COM
pleted his work and the assessment
shows the following results: Real cs-
tate, SG76, 0l0: personal property 1851. $50;
total 81, OK, 60. Number OF capitatiOns,
1,l5l: dogs 1888. The iigflures show that
the total amount OF revenue to be deriv-
ed from the city. II all could be collect
cd. would be about $4,000.
The participants in Wednesdays
scrap, an account OF which was given in
yesterdays Intelligencer, were each
fined 81 and costs by Mayor Parkinson
yesterday.
Miss Belle WOODBURY. and her guests,
Mrs. j. J.. Whittingham and daughter,
Edith. OF Omaha, Neb., are the guests
OF friends at West Liberty for few
days.
Misses Cora Noel and Flora Higgins
will leave to-day for Niagara Falls.
They will stop at Cleveland and Buffa-
10 on their return.
Miss Norma Mccartney. OF Delaware,
o., arrived In the city yesterday 10 be
the guest Of Miss Madge Mathews OF
Fifth street.
Mr.. Fred Honstltle, Of New Brighton,
Pa, II visiting Mrs. II. Poyles at her
hcmc on Baker avenue.
Miss Marie WOODBURY.. OF Cameron. Il
visiting William Woodburn and family
on Tomllnson avenue.
Miss Lem Henderson Is sick with ty-
phoId fever at her home ON South JEFF
frrson avenue.
Mrs. Henry GehrlnE and Miss Matte
Francis leave to-day for trip to Mag
ara Falls.
Miss Matte Graham. Of Wheeling.
was the guest OF friends In the city yes
terdny.
Mr. Wade Burnley, OF Wheeling Island.
is the guest OF Mrs, II. P0yics, OF Baker
avenue.
Mrs. a. L. Francis. Of Cameron. was Il
visitor In the city yesterday.
MiRs Emma Parkinson Is the Rucst OF
friends In New Mnrtlnsvllle.
Mr.. ana Mrs. c. G. Reppcto loft last
evening for Atlantic city.
Thomns Scott was at Round Bottom
on business yesterday.
T. $. Riley. Of Wheeling. was in the
city yesterday.
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Mrs. Michael Curtain. Plalnaeld, H.,
makes the statement, that she cnught
cold, which settled on her lungs she
was treated FOR month by her family
physician. but grew worse. He told her
she was hopeless victim Of consump-
tlon and that no medicine would cure
her. Her druggist suggested DR.. Kings
New Discovery for Consumption; she
bought bottle ana to her delight found
herself benefited from ilrgt dose. She
continued its use and after taking six
bottles found herself sound and well:
now does her own homework. and is as
well as she ever was. Free trial bottles
Of this Great Discovery at Logan Drug
Co.'S drug store. Only 20 cents and 81 90.
every bottle guaranteed, Q
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-04
nAsE nam Co1InIENT.

The news from Toledo last night was
anything but dlspleaslrs to the fans.
When the bulletin came announcing the
bare score, It was anticipated that the
game had been one Of fine playing, but
this was mistaken idea, for the game
was loosely played, and Wheeling had
but two-thlrds as many hits as Toledo
and twice as many errors-yet the sto-
gica were lucky enough to win. But
whether loosely played or not, the Vic
tory counts neither more nor less.
Wheeling ought to be able to part
even Mt least in the series at Toledo.
President Howell expects three out OF
four.
BILLY" Taylor. the ex-Wheellng In
fielder. last night accepted terms of
fered by the Detroit club Of the West
ern league, and he leaves for the Mich
iGan city this morning. II is likely he
VIII play Mt short field, Elberheld hay-
ing been suspended by Manager Stall
ings. Taylor Is fast enough for tho
Western, and his friends believe he will
make his mark at Detroit.
Pitcher Brashear, OF the Louisville
National League club, who was tele-
graphed to for his terms by the Fort
Wayne management the first OF the
week, has signed and will report at
once. He will no doubt strengthen the
pitching department OF the local team.
A ticket was wired to sheehan at
Cleveland yesterday, and he VIII be on
hand ready to go into to-dny's game.
He will play short and with Flood back
at second things may 90 little
smoother than they have In the last
few days.-Fort Wayne Journal-Ga-
zette.
There has been one more move on the
Interstate league checker board. The
manager that threw down the league
Torreyson--ls now playing his team as
the Springfield" team, the aggrega-
ton Of insists having located ut the
clark county capital. Just how long
TorreyBon win last there is purely
matter OF conjecture; the town may
stand for him the rest Of the season and
It may not. II It does not, the chances
are that the league us bust, as the
Frenchman says. Thnt's the whole
truth. Torreyson still has II little stock
in trade. He has his unequalled nerve
and Bradley. Bradley might sell for n
few hundred dollars and then Torrcy-
son could trade the rest OF the bunch
for n sandwich. The sandwich and
hve-cent piece will last Torreyson NIL
winter. Seriously, however, II be-
hooves the Interstate league 20 stamp
Torreyson out. He and his ilk are
menace to the organization Ind the
league will never be prosperous 70 long
as he lB allowed to do as his sweet will
dictates. President Power does not
seem able 10 curb Torrcyson. and what
is more. does not seem To try very hard.
Toledo Bee.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-04

PHILADELPHIA. August 3.-The Phil
lies won the two games from Cleveland
to-day. shutting the visitors out in the
second Both games were tlresome. At.
tendance, d,5S. Scores:
First game. RHE
Cleveland go o o o OlOO O-i 6 3
PhIlRdclp'a 20 o 8 2 20 70 ?
Batteries, collihower and suEden: Piatt
and Mcfarland Earned runs, Philadel-
phil . Time. 1853 UmpireS, Gaffney and
Latham,
Second game RHE
Cleveland 10 o 10 90 o o 90 & o
Phlladelp'a 30 o 0 0 2 o ! - s ?
Batteries, HuEhey and Sugden: Domaine
and Douglas, Earned runs Philadelphia
2. Time. hours. Umpires, Glffney and
Latham.
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BEAT ME BIQ LBAGUERs.

MONTREAL. August 0.-Montreal won
from Washington to-day by hitting Nc
Fnrlane hard and OPPORTUNITY. souders
pitched good ball for 1--WE innings. With
the gnme safe he was taken out and two
out6elders. G. BannOn and Shearon, fin-
lshed It. Score:
RHE
Montreal .....3 Ol33 90 O-i0 il !
Wash'gton I'll 20 o o / 3 0-Sll !
Batteries. souderE. shearon. G. Bannon
and Jacklilz: McFarlane, Carsey. Kilt
ridge and Duncan
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-04

Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer.
sTEuBENv1LLE. o.. August S.-The
Tlltonyille ball team hit the leather
hard here this afternoon and took a fall
out of the Acme team. Score:
Acme ........0 IL 10 o 90 %
TIltonvills 80 1 0 1 0 1 2 / II
Batterles-Houser, Burns and Need
ham; West and Farrell. Hits. Acme, 4;
TiltOnvIlle, 3. Home runs. Nolan. Snpp.
Struck out, by West Z: by Burns 4; by
EnuapY- z
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-04

CHICAGO, August S-Powell and Gar
Win engaged In pltchers' battle to-day,
in which dnrvIn came out winner. BUR-
kett was the only visitor to solve the
youngsters delivery. getting three Of the
four hits. The locals could not ind Powell
until the eighth. when they made double
and two singles, scoring the only run
made. Attendance. 100. Score:
Chicago - 0 o 5000 - ! J
Batteries. GarvIn and Donahue: Powell
and Schreckengost Earned runs, Chicago
]. Time, 1:d. Umplres, O'Day and Smith.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-04
BoWLING.

In the Carroll Club tournament last
nights score was MS follows:
Rustlers-Day, 1SS. 15l, 1853; Kinney.
1O5, 20, 1876: Ray, 126, 116. 1852; Carey. 1O5,
11s, 100: Kirchner. 1853. 100. 30; Blind,
49,, 49, 1873; Handicap. 1O5, los, 1885, to-
tails. $40. S4S, $50.
Nettors-Gau-, 1O5, 1O6, 1l9; Pickett,
1902, 9S, 1874: Evans. 1873, 1l2. III; Gund-
ling, i2s, l32, "a: blind, lee, 90, 1913;
Jones, l4G, IG5. 1O5; totals, 7S9, 7O9, 737.
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A. New Castle, GRHE
Dayton Day .......S Q 90 0 SG-f4 I
Battcries-FigRemie and Barclay: Dom
ahue and Reimnn. Umpire. Ebrlght.
Al Youngstown. RHE
Youngstown % 0 ! 9 Q IL II .
Springfield 80 -
BatterIee-carney and LattImer; Harper,
Doolln and Bevillc.
Al Fort Wayne. RHE
Fort Wayne...0 o O4IO0 o 0-SH Q
Mansfield .....O ! 0 o l IS IL
Batteries-ReIman and Bergen: Rose
brouGh and Belt.
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RACING IN THE MUD.



Races Were Run.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. August 3.-RacIng
in the mud was the feature of the
grand circuit meeting to-day. After
three heats had been run, a heavy
thunder storm came up, and dronched
the track. The home stretch was a sea
of mud for short time, but the big
crowd waited patiently until 1t had
dried sufficiently to permit the horses
to go. It was 5 o'clock before racing
could be resumed, and the two events
were finished before darkness interview
ed.
The horses could not get within TWEEN
ty feet Of the pole on the home stretch,
and with the big fields 1t was not easy
to get the horses OF. The last four
heats were long miles and, considering
the track, the time was very fast,
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HIS three-bagRers brought IN two runs,
anu he scored Two on hits By Brodie. Not
HithaianetEs th.H haEflrIh. Pittsburgh
had good chances 70 win. but amateurish
give the victory 10 the other fellows. At
tendance 200 Score.
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TWo-hase hits, Hartman. Dobbs. Strang.
Double plays, Poole 10 Cote to Nicholson;
Lyons 10 ZeiElcr; Gllks TO Myers. Bases
on balls, on Poole 5 Hit by pitcher. Poole
]. Struck out. by Poole g.; By Ferguson ].
Passed ball. Cote. Stolen bases, Hartman,
Griffin, Smith 9, Dobhs. Sacrifice hit,
Niles. Time Of game, 1870. Umpire, Car
ruthcrs. -.-
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Earned runs Pittsburgh Q; Baltimore 2
Two-baSe hits. McCreery, BOwerman,
Three-base hits, Jennings 2. Stolen base.
Williams, First base on balls, of Chesbro
2; on Sparks l. on Howell g. Struck out.
by Sparks 4; by Howell 2. Time, 2:l0.
Umpires, Emslle and Mcdonald.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-04

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Geasl 9zoNer.
DRoBATE OF WILL.


Office Of the Clerk Of tho County Court
Of Ohio County, State OF West Virginia
In tho matter OF the probate of the last
will and testament OF Charles Norton
Fisher, deceased
The object OF the petition fled IN this
matter on the 18th day OF June, 1893 !s 70
have admitted TO probate a paper writing
nurportIng TO he the will OF Charles Nor.
Ion Fisher, deceased. bearing date Deeem-
her rs. 1893 And II appearing from an ANS
davit filed with me IN my othee that
William B. Fisher an interested party 10
a fon.reFIdent OF the state Of Vest Yir-
glnla, II is ordered that the SAD william an
u. Fisher do appear az my once, IN t9e
CITY OF Wheeling, In the county ana STATE
Aforesaid. within one month after the date
OF the first publication hereof and 40 wh9i
il necessary 10 protect his Interest IN said
matter. The hearing Of said petition e Hsks
Tor the 26th day OF August, 1873, At ~
0s'N> RICHARD ROBERTSON, Clerk.
Caldwell q Caldwell, Attorneys. 49,
fN'''s''N Wv ty2l-f