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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-16
BENWooD NEWS.

Local Happenings ofImpoFtanceinh
Busy Town.
The PleIades and owlets were enter
talned delightfully."- by Miss Annie Pelly'
at her home. last evening, These two
organizations were formed at the camp
grounds about dozen years ago. The
members Of the Plelades are; Mrs.
Douglas Weaver, OF Cleveland. Mrs. ].
C, Noise, Of Wheeling: Mrs. Harry NJ.
Stewart, Misses Josephine Lander. An
ma McCabe and Annie Pelly. The ow-
lets include Mrs w. Mansell, OF Beaver
Falls, Pa; Misses Dora Davis, Nettie
Whiteslde. Rosetta Linsley and Annie
Pelly. The husbands and beaux of thn
aforesaid were in attendance and the
evening was spent most enjoyably.
Mrs. John Warner, Mrs. A. L. Pelly
and Miss Nellie Llnberger are the
Benwood delegates to the county W. c.
T. u. convention at MoundsVille next
Monday. other BenwOOd ladies to at
tend are Mrs. Robert Newton, county
secretary: Mrs. Harry NJ. Stewart,
county treasurer, and Mrs. G. w. Bent,
who will act as president In the absence
Of Miss Anna Sunderland.
Squire o. A. Lacey will return to-day
from two weeks visit TO the east. He
spent most Of his time at Reading, Pa.
Mrs. Sheridan Conoway will appear
In Squire Riddles court, as soon as the
date is set, to answer charges preferred
by her husband. Mrs. Conoway left
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BASE
BALL.
WELIsBURG.
Dolnes orPropic Ia tic Eraote Conn
Is MelropOliE.

Dolnga orPcopie Ia tie EraokH Conn
81 Metropolis
The Improvement OF the Pleasant
avenue road is being freely ngitated.
aad Il Is earneEt'y hoped u wla Deas
fruit either In plk!ns, matchmaking or
crawling. It Ia G Disgrace TO our town
10 have such an important entrance IN
the condition this road 10 through tAe
winter months.
DR.. r. 7. Miller, Of the Methodist
Episcopal church, went TO Pittsburgh
Yesterday to take part IN the exercises
connected with the re-openinB OF the
Bingham street church, Of which he Is
a former pastor.
weilsburg Lodge No, 80, Rnights Of
Pythlas, had work Thursday night In
both the first and third ranks. No. 80
Il preparing TO turn out big crowd at
the grand lodge meeting In Wheeling
next month,
The Royal Gas Company Is erecting
an office building on the ground recent
ly purchased Of Miss Anna Lazenr' on
Liberty street.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. K. Brownlee re-
turned this week from Toledo. o., but
left yesterday for Parker's Landing,
Pa.
Robert T. McNlchol. formerly chief OF
police OF Wheeling, was here yesterday
on business,
Frost was reported on the hills back
Of town yesterday morning.
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home Witli hs- tro children onn Gay
this woss, and Is now sio99:sg With
frlenfg rchr TT d. Chlatnf. She has
employed an attorney 70 light the case.
Good weather is natp,iaIly aiding the
bfieklayaFs on the RiTeisldea new
cole Plant and the walls are gradually
going ~. Il may be necessary to erect
temporary EhadB for the bricklayers,
after cold weather sets IN. na was the
case vhea the other coke plant was
built.
Hon. John W. Leach, rho represent
ed Benwcod council Ct the Jr. o. D. A.
~ state council. at Morgrntown, re-
turned home yesterday and reported a
very BuccfEgful meeting.
J. p. larger ana family returned
home lest everirr. nt:Cr weeks visit
70 relatives IN Greens county, Pa.
Miss Nary Exon left yesterday for
Columbus. o.. to enter the Capitol
School Of orato-y upd Music.
Mas Kate Hawkins. OF Wcst Liberty,
is visiting at Tire home Of Louis HaW-
klnH.
Oscar Iioldcrnnan wifi Give an intor-
NAL hop this evening, at Holdermann's
hail,
John Boyle, of LlstiotOn- was in town
yesterday.
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MoUNDsyILLR BUDGET
Yesterdays News From Marshall
County'E CHIEF City.

Yesterdays News From Marshall
Connty'E Chief City.
Miss Willamette Knight. who has
been the pleasant guest Of her brother.
Charles Knight. Of JEFFERSON avenue
for several weeks. left for Fairmont
last evening. where she win remain
over night. leaving this morning for
her home at Keyser.
Miss Blanche Livingston returned to
her home on Blair's Ridge. last even
ing, after visiting Misses Lula Jones
and Iiattic Johnson for several dayu.
SHE VIII leave for Illinois next Wednes-
day to visit frleuds
Miss Ethel Ewing. Of Leatherwood
came 10 the city yesterday, to be the
guest Of Miss Kate Humphrey, Of Fifth
street.
Wheeling Bakery Bread Is the largest
loaf sold for cents. Your grocer VIII
get It for you.
W. W. Bowen, a prominent business
man OF Marietta, o., came up to the
city last evening, on q business trip.
William B. Mathews left yesterday
morning for Charleston to resume his
duties In the auditors ONCE.
Wheeling bakery Bread is the largest
loaf sold for 5 cents. Your grocer viii
get It for you.
A fire CHEZ will be elected at the hook
and ladder room this evening.
DR.. T. r. Rogers is at Waynesburg,
Pa, on business trip.
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WARREN-Rlver at 1ow-water mark
Weather clear and warm.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 80 feet and
falling. Weather clear and cool.
PARKERSBURG-o river G feet .
inches and stationary. Weather cloudy;
mercury 6S. Locals on time. Gailipolls
boats will resume trade on Monday.
Little Ranawha 10 rising
MORGANToWN-Rlver q feet and
stationary. Weather clear and warmer
BRoWNSVILLE-River feet 2 inch
es and falling.
GREENsBoRo-River feet and
falling. Weather fair and cool.
STEUBENVILEE River 3 feet 8
inches and falling. Weather clear and
cool. Passed up: Catherine Davis, tow
ing the Pittsburgh, Geneva & Browns
VILE wharfboat
OIL CITY-Rlver / inch and stations
airy. Weather clear and cool.
PIT. PLEASANT-River S.4 feet and
rising. Clear.
CINcINNATI-Rlver SIS feet and sta
tlonary Clear.
CAIRo-RiVer SO feet and stationary.
Fair and pleasant.
MEMPHIS-Rlver2 90 feet and station
airy. Clear and pleasant.
LOUISVILLB-River rising. with 3
feet inches in the canal, foot 2 inches
on the falls. feet inches below the
locks. Clear and pleasant.
EVANSVILLE = River 2.3 seet and
rising. Clear and cool.
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RELLAlRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters 0rlniorcst Ia tho Mctrurolt
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Matters NJ Interest Ia tho NIcirnr0iia
urcrimont County
The fenrea for the novelty circus and
fair viii all be up to-day and every
thing e moving in order now. 1t Ia ok
pected that Hon. George X. Nash Will
be here during tho fair and other as.
tingulghed visitors VIII be brought, II
possible.
Charles Thomas has returned home
from Columbus, where he was admit
ted 70 the state uriveralty He VIII
spend a month IN Colorado before en-
tefing upon his dutleH.
Dr., C. s. starkweather ard Thomas
Jnmlson win leave this morning for
Putin. Bay and other points on the
lakes. where they WIFI spend two
weeks.
Justus Alum, Arthur Muhleman and
Thomas Haney Will leave Tomorrow
morning for Warrington, to work in
the new glass house Just started there.
Yesterday was pay day for the em-
ployes al the blast furnace and today
the sRlarled employees receive their pay.
T. P. Thomas and family win leave
Monday for Denver, Col, where they
will spend month with relatives
Rev. c. NJ. Watson left yesterday
morning for Quaker City, to attend the
Christian EndenyOr convention.
william Westlake and wife, OF the
Fourth ward, have moved to Nc
Mechen, w. Va.
Miss Kate Adams. OF CadIs, is spend.
ing a few days with friends in the
city.
= Miss Kate Hayden y the guest OF
friends and relatives in MOundsville.
Harry McGregor and j. NJ. Grouse
are visiting friends in Virginia.
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The Nc KEGS Rocks Races.

. PITTSBURGH. Pa. Sept. 15.-The
closing day of the McRee's Rocks Drlv-
Ing Park fall meeting was largely at
tended and good racing was pulled off.
what was perhaps the most sensa-
tlonal,fnish Of heat ever witnessed in
.this OF my other city happened when
SIX horses in the 1928 trot. all passed
under the wire together. and on such
even terms that the Judges were una
Bile To- selecf any one Of the six as win
.ner and decided that It was a dead
heal. The race will be decided to-mor-
sFOw morning.
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS.
YRsrERpAY,s aAMEs.
wheeling y io New cSs,ls E .. Msnsaeld /.
To-DAY's GAMES.
youngstown at Wheeling
Mansfield at New Castle.
Dayton at Fort WAYNE.
Springfield n Toledo

1t was a battle for fifth place in the
Interstate race which was fought at
the Island base bali park yesterday af-
ternOon by the Wheeling and Youngs-
town teams. and through the wildness
and ineRectlveness Of Pitcher Grove
In the frst inning, when the stogies
scored all their runs, a lead was se=
cured which the visitors were unable to
equal or approach. Wells. who Pitch
ed for the locals, did sexcellent work
Until the seventh inning Trubys men
had been able to make but two
hits of Uncle Jake's" delivery. In
the seventh and ninth innings Wells
let down a little. and the opposing
team were enabled to score three runs
The Yheellngs put up a great field
ing game, not mlsplay marrlng their
side Of the score sheet. and the Younss-
towns had but a single error tumble
by o'Brien in the opening inning that
was costly. The work OF Ileahy at
short field was again a feature. He is
undoubtedly the best man in the po-
sItion In the Interstate league,
AS usual. Dobbs made a good start
in the opening inning. He secured
free transportation to first and went
up base on the tumble by o'Brleh
that gave BILLY" Niles life ut frst
Then, after two unsuccessful attempts
to bunt, "Bln Taylor hit out beauty
Of a. single. scoring Dobbs. Lyons
drew a base on balls, flIllng the bases,
and Turner'S slashlng single drove IN
runs by Niles and Taylor. Lyle hit
out good and hard, and the BAH, getting
past Connor, went to the fence on a
bound, making a three-bagger and
scoring Lyons and Turner. Cote kept
up the good work by singing. scoring
Lyle with the sixth and last run Of
the inning. Leahy sacrificed Cote to
second, and Wells drew base on balls
but was caught mapping on the bag
on throw from Latlmer to TRULY.
Dobbs was the third out, fly to DUR
rett.
In the second inning Wheeling look
ed good for more runs. Niles and Tur-
ner biting for singles, while Lyons
COW base on balls, fllllns tho bases,
but Lyle and Cote were outs, and no
runs materialized.
Ijr scveral innings the batsmen Of
both teams went down in one-two-
thysc order, both Wells and Grove
pitching great ball, but in the seventh
InrIag the visitors broke Into the run
column to the extent of two. Conner
ana o,BrIen hit safely, and with Dur
ret. the first out, Lntimar singled,
scoring Connpr, and passed ball let
in o'Rrien with the second run.
In the ninth inning the visitors made
1t rather Interesting. o'Brien hit for
a base, Durrett drew a base on balls.
Then Latlmer singled, filling the bases.
Berta varied the programme by foul
ing out to Cote, but on Groves infleld
hit. on which he was thrown out at
first. by Leahy, o'Brlen came in with
a run. Durrett, too, tried to score. but
by a quick throw from Turner to Cote,
followed by a little fddllng along the
third base line. he was put out, thus
ending the game.
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BROOKLYN, Sept IS - Garvin was a
puzzle to-day. holding the leaders down
to four hits. two Of which camo In tho
last inning. The Chlcagos played fast
bali at ali times. and touched up Dunn In
lively fashion toward the close. Lange and
Fyeritt did clever all round work, the lat
ter getting n triple. a double and two sin
giles in i've times at bat Score;
Chicago .,..,,.2O1 o Ga 2-S i2
Brooklyn ....O o l 0 0 o ~ q
Batteries. Gnrvln and DOnohue; Dunn
md Mcclure Earned runs, Chicago 4.
Time. 1854. Attendance. 1900. Empires.
Swartwood and Hunt.
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lrHls gAf,I.ANT coLoNEIs.
JcHrlcs Returning.

: QUEENSTOWN, Sept. l5.-Ths Do
.minlon line steamer New England
which sailed from this port at 11:O5 a.
m. to-day for Boston. has among her
'paeSenEefs James Jeffries, the chnm-
Dion pugillst. Jeffrles was hissed IN
Cork last evening because he refused to
spar with a local celebrity named
O'Connor. on the ground that 1t would
be inadvlstnble TO do SO In view Of his
.ahnronchinC fight with Sharkey.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
sTANDINa % cLune.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Cincinnati I. Baltimore 2 t.5a.q
Boston a. Pittsburgh T.
Washington II. Cleveland g.
Chicago S. Brooklyn 9.
Louisville 10, Philadelphia ..
New York 10, St. Louis ..
!To-DAY's GAMES.
Cincinnati at Baltimore
Pittsburgh at Boston.
Louisville at Philadelphia
Cleveland at Washington.
Chicago Mt Brooklyn.
st, Louis at New York.
BOSTON, Sept. l5.-Boston took a hard
hitting game from Pittsburgh to-day.
stahls home run in tho nth was one of
the longest hits ever seen on the grounds.
The ball cleared tho right field fence, be-
You'd the ticket office, Attendance, $50.
Score:
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Three base hit, Frisbeo. Home runs, Bow
erman, Stahl, Ely, Lowe. Stolen bases.
ney, Collins. Double plays, Tenney, Long
and Tenney. First base on balls, by ChOs-
bro Struck out By Willis 8, by chesbrO
/. Wild pitches. CheBbro Time OF game,
2.06 UrnDlres, Mannassau and Connolly.
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youngstown takes the HaymnklrH Mt
home. Pop Lytle, Of the Wheelngs,
would ike to Gee the ouakers win. hut
he says he and every member nf tho
Wheeling team will night for tho5e New
Castle games tooth and toe nail, for
there Is more TO be gained IN knocking
out a pennant agplrant than there Is In
contributing to its success
President Peter Efealy, Of the Wheel
ings, went to Pittsburgh yesterday. ac-
eompanled by Mr.. w. P. Robinson. and
deposited with President Power the $500
guarantee. This Will now make II pos
lihle Tor ex-Manager Howell to take
down his $500.
It Is givon out that the Wheeling club
will surely play Sunday ban OF bono
newt season. Two sites can be atenreds
both IN Belmont county, one not hf-
een-minute ride from the buAinebs sec
tiOn Of the city. and the other half 4
hour ride on steam road. 49,
Mansheid dropped two gameA at New
Castle Thursday. The first game was
awarded to New Castle by the umpire,
who put Ward out OF the game in the
second Inning because of rowdyism. The
score then stood i to 0 in New caStlss
favor. He refused to go ana a polieo-
man was cahed. who tool; him OF tho
grounds. Mansfield then refuEed 70 play
and the game was given to New Cas-
tie. They also Kicked on playing the
second game, but finally consented.
wadsworth pitched for the home team,
and only one hit, two-bagger, was Sc
cured by Mansfield. Only one Of Mans
fields players got as far as second base.
II is sad commentary on the game
in the Interstate when an umpire fears
to visit a city in the circuit, and THAT
umpire as fair man as ever handled
the indicator. carrutherp was threat
ened before he went to Mansfield, and
before he took the train said he WASH
afraid OF any one man that ever lived,
but he did fear crowd such az Low
ney said would get after him In Mans
field. President Power Unlisted upon
him going, and Manager GlassGOclt
promised &c SEQ that he had fair play.
The Lovingly gang did attack the UNI
pire after the game, but he was not
seriously hurt.-F'ort Wayne Sentinel
Contrary to the reports Of his retire:
rnent. President strobel, Of the Toledo,
base ball club. will remain In the Inter-
stae next season, and win show faster
team than ever. says the Toledo Blade.
He has his eye on four good players,
who viii be signed at once. These play
ers haev been watched al through. the
season, and II secured viii undo tediy
be the fastest In the Interstate circuit
The pennant Is gone. It was lost
through 10 fault of the team or man
aRement. There was simply a slump
and the men could not play ball Hart
man is home now, and will not accom-
pany the team on the long trip. Others
on the team should be In bed, so II is
not surprising that they play poor ball.
The slump came just at the time when
1t was Impossible to strengthen the
team. All the good players were being
retained In other leagues for the finish
OF the season. while the poor players
were being let out. II Is wholly impos-
sible to secure a single good hitting
player for months playing.
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The second annual West Alexander
fair While held on September 10. 20
and 81. Great preparations have been
made for an eclipse Of last years sig
nal success, and visitors will note the
new grand stand. said 10 have seat
ing capacity for 1000 people. The
amusements include mule races, bicycle
and boat races, riding and driving con-
tests and various other attractions.
Melster's band will furnish the music,
and there will be excursion rates on the
Baltimore & Ohio railroad. West Alex
ander's fair attracted 5000 people on Its
"blg day" last year.
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Two base hit, Taylor. Three base hit,
vile Bases stolen, Durrett. Double
pIHy. LCahy 10 Turner to Cote. Bases on
nails. on Wells q Grove, DurretOi on
Cr7we, I. Lyons 2, Dobbs, Welsli, HI
w. Wells +. (0'Brien, Latlmer Durrett'
Ir51or, Truby); by Grove !, (Nllel. Phss-
cd hlN Cote /. Left on bases, wheeling
s. youngstown g. Sacrifice hit, Lenhy'
Tliac n game, 1855 Umpire, Colgan.
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WASHINGTON. Sept. 1.-THE Cleveland
club played to-day us though they did not
care whether they won or lost and the
Senators easily took the game. Schmidt
was nil hard, and Colllnowcr replaced
him al the end OF the third inning Free
man made his nineteenth home run At
'''''"'''' W. RHE
washington i $500 8 '-iiH /
cleveland 80 0 0 0 Q 3 O-S 4
batteries. Swans and Kittredgc; Schmidt,
Colllfowcr and suRden. Earned runs.
Washington g. Cleveland Time ofg1mc,
iJ5 Umplres. Belts ana Latham.
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FOR nifty years Dr.. Fowler's Extract
Of Wild Strawberry has been curing
summer complaint, dysentery, diar-
rhoea. bloody fiux, pain in the stomach,
and It has never yet failed to do every
thing claimed for It
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GEO. HOOK, sec'y.
NTOTICE 10 BOND-HOLDEBs OF
IN THE WHEELING STEEL & IRON.
COMPANY

NOTICE TO BOND-HoLDERs OF
IN THE WHEELING STEEL & IRON.
COMPANY.
The wheeling Steel & Iron Company, In
accordance with the provisions OF rs
mortgage deed OF trust made on the list
day Of November. 1899, hereby gives notice
Of Its Intention to redeem all OF its OUT
standing bonds secured By said mortgage,
being the bonds numbered from 1915 TO 800,
inclusive. by the payment OF such bonds
on the LIST day Of November. 1889. at The
National Exchange Bank OF wheeling
which bank has been selected by the
Wheeling Title & Trust Company. the
trustee under said mortgage deed OF trust.
as the place Of deposit for the payment Of
said bonds, In the stead OF The Exchange
Bank Of wheeling which has ceased to do
business; and further gives notice that
upon such payment the coupons then un.
matured for Interest on said bonds will
become void. .
WHEELING STEEL &
IRON COMPANY.
f. w. Bowers, Secretary.
WHEELING TITLE &
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
L. r. Stifel. Secretary.
Bond.holders who may desire 10 eN-
change the bonds held by them for new
first mortgage per cent bonds OF the
company at par should make carly appll.
cation at the office OF the company.
au12 +. ". BOMERS. Secretary.
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esnerai NoMegs.

NOTICE.
All persons knowing themselves indebted
10 Huscroft Bros will please call and set
Ito at the undersigned's ONCE; also per.
sons holding claims against said firm VIII
please present them TO
JESSE McCAUSLANp,
sei1 Assignee,
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BASE BALL COMMENT.

The last Interstate championship
games Of TIE season on the Island
grounds viii be contested this after
noon by the Wheeling and Youngstown
teams, lrst game starting at o'clock
sharp, and ns two victories to-day win
rinCh the stogies' hold on the leadership
nf Inc second division there ought 70
10 a great outpourlnR Of tbs fans-fRns
who can root and root hard preferred,
Poole and Parvin will appear In the
centre OF the diamond for the locals, ma
ulrney and Mcfarland are to twirl for
Ihn visiting team. As these are the best
pitchers OF the two teams the games are
gare to be very exciting from start to
finish
New Castle again defeats Mansfield,
and counting the forfeited game OF
Thursday the New Castles are now
only half game In the rear OF the lead
'rH. II the QunkerB win to-day they
VIII wrcst the lead from the Rowdlcg.
The Wheeling and youngstown teams
VIII have n hand In determining the
result Of this very close night for the
remnant, for Wheeling closes the sea-
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The InteIIigencer..
job Printing Office

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zee Job Printing Establishment In
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sou next week at New Castle, and
Youngstown takes the fiaymikers At
home. Pop Lytle, Of the Wheellngg,
would like to see the ouakerG win. hut
he says he and every member Of the
Wheeling team will night for tho5e New
Castle games tooth and toe nail, for
there Is more TO be gained In knocking
out a pennant aspirant than there Is IN
contributing to It's success.
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TRY the famous Hoffman Sausage,
made only by Hoffman Bros. No. 1884
Chnpllue street. Telephone No. 53s.
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Howell pitched fairly well under most
,dl9couFaeinE conditions. HaWlts was IN
1ne condition, and had the Birds hypno-
tized' Score; ,r
ciheIhHla III . / ~ ) . ii L y
Batteries. Howell and Robinson; HLwlsy
and Kahee! Earned runs, baltimore J.
Cincinnati /. Attendance. i,S22 Time Of
game. 2:tk Umpire Dryer
: y, THIS GALLANT coLONELs.
/. PHILADELPHIA. Sept. i5.-To-dny
game was called after the eighth inning.
owing to.dsrknsas. Louisville won after
4 stubborn contest. IN which there was
considerable WranGling, come heavy hit-
..tirF and bad errors An oTreT by Lauder
IN tho seventh and i've hits By Lonlsvile.
two Of which were tripic4 and enc double,
put daTuber on the Phlllies' chances.
GhntHin Clarke. who was not ~ the game
was escorted from TIE grourda BY q poli:e-
man for Insulting Umpire mcGarr, At
tendance $50 Score; mr.
..Ioulayiile- .......R d,l o 50 4 O-i0 q 5
Philadelphia - o % 0-9O
batteries. waddell and stetlpinn; Piatt'
oTth and Mcfarland. Earned runs:
Louiavilie, !. Philadelph!n Tine OF
gprne, g;to. umpires, Snyder ana NC
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rMGkIYER.

The marks at p. m. Friday showed
4 feet inches and falling. Weather,
cloudy and cool. Most of the local
packets are resuming, expecting con-
tlnuatlon of Q boating stage.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-16

Piano and Household Goods For Sale.
Carpets household goods and fine
Krakauer upright plano at private sale.
F. W. BANNER,
s. South Front street.