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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-14

The marks at G p. m. Tuesday showed
6 feet . inches and stationary. Wealth
er, cloudy and warm.
The City of Pittsburgh arrived from
Louisville yesterday afternoon, and did
not attempt to go above this port. Her
passengers were brought from Pitts
burgh by rail-. She left at $50 last night
for Louisville with nice cabin list and
light freight offerings.
The Keystone State went out OF the
upper river yesterday morning with ati
the freight she cold handle and many
passengers. E'
The Virginia Is t0-morrow'g Cincln-
matt packet, departing at n. IN.
River Tclcgrnms.
WARREN-Rivcr foot; fair and
warm.
PAI,KERSBURG-R I feet 4
Inches and stationary; cloudy; mercury
~ degrees.
MORGANTOWN-Rivcr feet inch
and falling: cloudy and warm.
BROWNSVILLE-Rivcr feet
inches and falling.
OIL C1TY-River | foot | Inch and
stationary; clear and cool.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES feet and
falling. Warm and threatening.
STEUBESNlLLlI--l q feet I
inches and rising: clear nnd warm,
PlTrSBUEG--ll!vcr 5 feet ; Inches
and stationary; clenr and warm.
PORT PLEASANT-l,iver Z fee, and
falling: cloudy.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES II feet and fat
Ing; clear. tl q. n.
CAIRO-Rlvcr 2G2 feet and station
nry: raining, cooler. l M
EVANsVlLLE-R!ver ia feet and
falling: raining. -.F
MEMPHIS-lslver 1914 and station
airy; clondy. warm.
LOUlSVlLLE-River falling. CO In
canal, on falls, II below locks; cloudy.
warm.
YOU could 1.-Two on bread baked by
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-14
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of Wheeling
Progressive Neighbor.

| iHe ithty Chronicle of WhccfinG's
Progressive Nei.hbor.
The following Martins Ferry boys
VIII graduate from the different col
leges this month: Robert Blackford,
University of Pennsylvania; viii
Stewart. Washington and jefferson;
Howard Montgomery. Western Univer-
silly OF Pennsylvania; Charles Wood,
Ann Arbor; Elmer Reed, Scio
Rev. William /. IElshart, OF the
Eighth U. 2. church OF Allegheny. will
preach at the U. p. church In this city
next Sunday morning and evening.
Mrs. T. E. Williams and daughter,
Miss Esste. of Hudson. Wis., are the
guests Of the family OF Z. C. Boyd, on
North Fourth street.
Mrs. Albert Schnogle arrived here
yesterday from Alliance and Is the
guest Of Miss Verne Clark. OF Fourth
street.
Professor w. II. Stewart left yester-
dny for Oxford. O.. to attend the seven
ty-fifth anniversary OF Miami Untver-
sity. :.
James Robinson left yesterday on the
CITY OF Plttsburg for Portsmouth,
o. to visit his sister, Mrs. John Wurs-
ter -
Miss Alice Wood will be home In San
dusky this morning after n months
visit with friends In this city.
The Thimble Bee wifi be entertained
tomorrow afternoon by Miss Cleod An
thony, on Broadway. IS
Miss Maggie Ralston leaves Friday
Tor Richmond. Ind, to visit relatives.
Malcolm Jobe Is very I'll with typhoid
fever at his home on Broadway.
Miss Ethel Dnrrah Is the guest OF rel
atlves at Sceubenvllle.
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THEY BROKE EVEN.

BALTIMORE, June 13,-Baltimore
and Brooklyn played double-header
to-day and broke even. Six singles, n
two base hit, two passes to first and
three errors In the seventh inning of
the opening game gave the, Orioles
eight runs. Hughes was the steadler
In the second trial. Four singles and n
triple gave Baltimore what seemed u
winning lead In the third inning, but
Kltson was m easy mark and fielding
errors behind him turned the tide OF
victory. Attendance. 1900. Score:
Baltimore 80 o 0 0 o so I'D i6
Brooklyn 80 20 0 o % & 3
Earned runs. Baltimore Q; brooklyn q.
Batteries, McGinnlty and Robinson Nc
james and Farrell Ump!rcs. BURNS and
Smith. Time, 2:C5
Second game: RH E
Baltimore 30 ! 40 o o 0 o % ii 3
Brooklyn .....0 0 ? l 0-G Y 2
Earned runs, Baltimore 6; Brooklyn 2.
Batteries. Kltson. Cr!shnm md Robinson
Hughes and Grim. Empires. Burns and
Smith. Time, 2:30
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Mrs. Flora x. Williams,

BAD management Keeps more people
one cause. To be successful one must
look ahead and plan ahead 80 that
when favorable opportunity presents
itself he Is ready to take advantage OF
II, \ little forethought Will MISC save
much expense nnd valuable time. A
prudent and careful man will keep n
bottle OF Chnmberlnin's Collie, Cholera
and Diarrhoca Remede In the house.
the shiftless fellow will wait until no.
costly compele It and then ruin his
best horse going for a doctor and have
big doctor bill to pay. besides: one
pays out 20 cents, the other Is out n
hundred dollars and then wonders why
his ne!ghbor Is getting richer while he
Is getting poorer. For sale by drug
giSts,
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WELLSBURG.
DoinGs ofPeople III the Broolsc Coun-
s-.r- ~. .--L ~ NIntrnnnlis - y. L-..-..

A>oahHo oAASopic III VIC ASFoONC SOun,
~ Metropolis.
A meeting OF the board OF directors
or the Bellview camp meeting assocln-
ton was held here yesterday to arrange
for the annual assembly In August. n
Only chancery business Is being
transacted In circuit court this week.
the jury having been dismissed until
Monday next, when the Fair will case
Will be tried. The Stemart will case,
set for Thursday has been compro-
missed by the parties Interested. John
w. Adams, OF Wheeling, was appointed
special commissioner to sell q tract Of
land In Grass creek district, owned by
the late George Withers. Il
There are rumors OF two Interesting
weddings shortly, the contracting par
ties In one being Wellsturg man and
Q: well-known society lady in. Wheel
Ing suburb. while In the other one Of
our favorite school teachers Will wed q
former Wellsburg minister, now located
In the lower end of the state.
Tho Harvey paper mill Is now using
gas for fuel and the electric light plant
VIII also be fitted for gus. The Royal
company Is giving our people excellent
service. 1t VIII shortly begin the cree
H-.>'A "a W oAhtG vi lAlDtIly
street. with two-story brick front on
land purchased Of Miss Annie Lazear.
A large amount of wool is coming In
FOR shipment east. Deall Bros. have
sold about 10000 pounds, the price be-
Ing &c for washed and lsc for un-
washed. The sheep industry In Little
Brooke is looking up under the DIngley
tariff. tg DIS
Collins Logan. native of Wciisburg,
out for many years u resident OF Iowa,
was In town this week for the first time
since 1912.
Willie Fowler. who had his leg n1npu-
tated two weeks ago, has been doing
remarkably well. and Is now able to be
out.
An "Epworth League rally" will be
held In the Methodist Episcopal church
the first Sunday In July.
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THE RIVER,
YESTERDAYS DEpARTr,p T,

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE. II n IN
Pittsburgh VIRGINIA.. 1 q m.
rarkcrsburg. Fl: X. BEDFORD. IL u. IN.
Matamoras, LEXINGTON, II a. m.
Louisville. "PlTTSBURGIl. $50 y. m.
Sistersville. RUTH, $50 p, m.
Darlington. ..L5R0f. $3.50 p. M.
Steubcnville.. r. NJ. BAYNls, go D. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Charleston. .KAEAWHA, $50 a, IN,
Pittsburgh. BEN IlUR. .. m.
sistersviile. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Slarngton;. LEROY. 3;So p. m.
Newport. ....JEWEL. II u IN,
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. GREENWOOD, $40 u. IN.
Cincinnati. VIRGINIA, S a. IN.
Pnrkcrsbnrg.H II: X. BEDFORD, II n, IN.
Mntamorus. :. LEXINGTON. II II. III.
Sistcrsvillo. RUTH, $3.50 y. m. u
Darlington. LEROY, $40 p. m.
Pittsburgh. ..LORENA, : u. III.
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INTERSTATE LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS GAMES. NJ
Wheeling 6: Grand Rapids4.
Toledo /; youngstown 8. " w
Mansfield 6; Fort Wayne 6,
Dayton-Ncw Castle, rain.
TO-DAY'S GAMES. Y,
Grand Rapids at Wheeling. IN
Youngstown ut Toledo.
New Castle at Dayton n nj
Mansfield at Fort WAYNE.

d.
Until yesterday afternoon a batted
ball had not been sent fair over the
fence at the Island park, either during
the short-ilved Ohio league last season
or during the Interstate season Of 1899
up to date but now the trick has been
done twice. In the third inning Of yes
terdny's game between Wheeling and
Grand Rapids. "Billy" Campbell, a
product OF Sistersville. and who hnd the
honor Of playing in the Wheeling uni
form In 81. came to the plate, the first
man up. and Poole doubtless thought he
would easily retire the opposing pitch
err but Campbell fooled him
completely. for he landed with terrific
force on straight one over the plate.
From the instant the bat cracked, the
spectators knew long hit had been
made, and as 1t scared upward and
still upward toward right field, the cry
went up that 1t was n homer, and sure
enough 1t was, clearing the fence by
several feet and clearing the street us
we'll landing IN the Schmulbach park
across the street. Z Campbell was given
an ovation for his great drive 1t was
certainly the hardest hit ball ever Wit
messed In this city. In the fifth Inning,
TO make matters worse. Hemphill, the
Grand Rapids center fielder, also hit
for homer, his drive going over right
center fence. and bringing In two runs
and tleing the score. aes
1t was a beautiful game, both teams
putting up a brilliant game In the
field and the hitting was hard and in
the case OF Wheeling quite timely.
With the exception OF two homers off
him, Poole kept the visitors from doing
any effective work with the stick On
Tho other hand, "Bil!y" Campbell was
hi: when hits were needed and that's
why Wheeling won and Grand Rapids
was defeated. s.
In fielding, pop" Lytle's work IN
right field was feature Of the game.
In tho second inning, with two on
bases, when hit meant one or more
runs. Pop" came in or dead run
from deep right and scoopcd up Val
do!s' fly Il foot from the ground, retir-
fng the side. Again. In the seventh, he
took one from BILLY" Campbelrs bat
that looked to be good for Il couple OF
bases. Rabb. rs usual. put up gilt
edged game at short field. Taylor, n.
Second. too. was strictly in the game,
accepting n number Of hard chances,
ard falling down on one easy one.
Score: h. 1E.' we IT.
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The child is crying for food" "But,"
said the mother, it has all the food it
will take" The question OF starva-
ton" replied the doctor, Is not how
much food is taken but how much Is as
simulated and goes to nourish the body"
Pain in the body is often only the out
cry OF starvation. You cat enough but
the stomach Is not doing its work, aud
The nervous system Is starving. Put the
stomach right and the pains will cease,
together with the uncomfortable consc.
qncnces Of the condition. There is no
Medicine made which can equal Doctor
rercc'S Golden Medical Discovery in
lie qulckncss OF its notion on the ston-
ach. II cures diseases OF the digestive
and nutritivc system. increases the ac-
Ton OF the blood-making glands, and
50 induces n proper and perfect distri-
m'!on OF the Necessary nourishment
% blood and bone, nerve and muscle
throughout the whole body. There Is
no alcohol opium or other narcotic con-
'alned in Golden Medical Discovery"
wish TO nay 70 the world that DR.; pscrccs
sT,,'lng TO me-" writes Mrs. Ellen u. bacon. Of
SSthIte'hnsy. Franklin Co, Mass, "ns firmly
aaaa not taken H. rrior to September 1871, | had
r1.e'ed ios my stomach trouble for several
Jrsfs going through course Of trrntincnt with.
vi. any real benefit III September 1870, I Ind
Me- e,y nek spells and grew worse could cat hut
Mtilc lcommrnccd In September. 1897, to take
d., ple,es's medicine and Ii short lime eould
"a, ana work. lave gained twenty pounds 10
'so mouths" -
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Entries for tho bicycle races that are
on the programme OF the "Grocers'
Day" outing at Wheeling park to.mor-
row. close tonight with Jnson C.
Stamp. Three events nre programmed
ns follows: -...r5
Boys under fourteen, one. mile. +
Grocers' clerks. one mile. .y
Handicap. open. two miles.
The following riders nre already en-
tered: Balzer. Pickett. Harris, w.
Pickett, Doyle, Kline.
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PHILL1Es WIN TWO GAMES

WASHINGTON, June 13.-Phlludel-
phia took two games from the Senators
to-day. The, reusou for the loss Of the
first game was that weighing was hit
hard and the home tenn made bad err
rors. In the second Piatt was invinci.
Bile. Attendance. 1000. Scores:
RH E
Washington o 0 ! 1 % ~ Go Is !
Philadelphia o , 3 0 OF o.. Ill IL 2
Earned runs, Washington I: Philadelphia
6. Batteries. Dlnecn, Weighing und Ma
gulre: Bernhardt. Donohue and McFar,
land. umpires. o'Day ind McGarr. Time.
2:20 M
Second game: RI Il
Philadelphia II 0 0 I o 0 0'-2 8 2
Earned runs, Philadelphia = Batteries,
Mercer and Butler: Pintt and Douglass.
Empires, O'Day and McGarr. Time, 200.
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~ t'Sa' & TdSlOTluS VIII
essay the pitching act, and for the yts-
litors Wolfe will be on the rubber. Both
teams are putting UP nice game, and
an exciting contest may be anticipated
for this afternoon. 5.' ..,sstt nm
1t is said the management NAV re.
place Babb ut short with an infIelder
from the Southern league, not on ac-
count OF any shortcomings on the part
or Babb. but because he Is drawing
such large SALARY. The fans have
heard OF this and n general howl has
gone up against It. 1t would DO Il mos,
unpopular move to release this great
player. than whom there Is no faster
inhelder IN the Interstate. He Is now
Just getting Into his best form and It
Wlll be nearly impossible to replace him
satisfactorily. The Intelligencer has no
doubt some Of Bnbb's. admirers would.
II necessary, come to the rescue md
make up part OF his salary. One en-
thusinst called at the Intelligencer Of
flee last night and said he would con-
tribute 81 a week to Babb's salary IL
need be. Can the management afford
to release n plnyer whose work Is so
highly appreciated? IA e
Campbell. Torreyson and Bradley are
the only players now on the Grand
Rapids team who went there from
Wheeling In the spring OF '9s. u Lucas,
Justice. Taylor, Bates. Miller, Donohoe
and the rest of the gang that played
here In the fall Of '97 are scattered to
the four winds. X
Other Interstate Games
Fort Wayne..o o 900 / 2 ofo-S 8 3
Mansfield ..."l u 0 % . 0 / 80 10 8
Batterles-Relman and Bergen; Miller
and Belt. s4. Ffs gEt5 % T-T'l' ~ =
AT ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Castle, no
game: rain. 80 3;elG1
At Toledo RHE
Toledo ........1 1 0 1870 OIL 81 Il .
Youngstown 20 0 0 l 90 0 .1--3 I 5
Batteries and Arthur: Roache
and LattiIer. - 7'-
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THE CHAMPIONS BEATEN.

NEW YORK, June 1a.-Ths Giants
defeated the Bpstons through good
base running by Doyle IN the fourth
and n. wild throw by Long In the
seventh. Both Seymour and Lewis
pitched we'll. The latter was fortunate
in having several apparent cafe hits cut
off by iielders. Attendance, $500. Score:
d. RI Z
Boston ........2 0 0 o q o o o o4IS i
Now York 40 0 ! O2 2 0s-5 1
Earned runs, none. Batteries, Isewisar,!
Bergen: Seymour und Warner. Umplres,
Lynch and Connolly. Time, lao
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:. Two base hits, Taylor. Dobhs. Bradley,
Torreyson. Three base hits. Babb. Poole
Home runs. Campbell, Tlcmphil.. Stolen
bases. Wells. Double play. Cecil to Tor
reyson. Bases on balls. off Poole 2: off
Campbell 2. Passed balls. Twineham j.
Wild pitckes, Campbell l. Sacrifice hit.
Lytie. Left on bases, Wheeling. c: Grand
Rapids 8. Time, ! rs Umpire Zlnram
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Yesterday afternoon, at 3 o'clock, on
Fourteenth street between Chnptine and
Eon, occurred the annual competitive
drill participated in by the three COM
panies Of Linsly Institute Cadets, A, B
and C.. A large crowd was attracted by
the function. and as usual the gentler
sex was literally represented. h. q
~ The battalion and company organiza-
lions were US follows: <! 7
i, .,it..t BATTALION y, ,s3
Naturalization Beall.
nt-Lieutenant-Arthur c. Stifel
4. COMPANY A.
Captain--Wnltcr II. Mcclure. sL
s sara, iIIe1n It,a,,n snElet9n Paul,
First sergeant-Jncob Otto.
Second 8sergennt-Robert Emblem.
Third sergennt--Harry Thomas.
EPrivntes:- E9r 5|F
Harry Beneke. Charles r. Dicgman.
Alfred Caldwell, Whitney Colts
Noble Dauer, T4DgIe Culbert son.
Nelson Ewing. Edward Schivencr.
COMPANY 3. 5
{ Captnln-SchmIdt. .t. 9..l
First ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. t Z
second lleutenant-Kline. j.. 4... fal.| #,
First Sergcant-Sonneborr sgl-g
Second sergeunt-Steenrod :.
Prvhtes:-
George Caldwell, Travis.
McGee, -, Horkhelmer, "
iiite. Wilhelm.
r Gibbs. Flaccus, N9
Gasmire.
COMPANY C. ,5.E
Captnln--Joc PAUL.
First Observation-Disclosures. a.
First Observation-Disclosures.
Second sergeant-Nesbitt ~
= -Prtvates:- Tfss
Eranshe,m. Hugus.
Herbert. Ahrens,
J. McGeo, Park.
Hancher. Grub.
Each company, beginning with A and
ending with c, was put through the
manual Of arms and manouvres out
lined for the occasion, In the presence
OF the Judges, who were Major H. B.
Baguley, late surgeon Of the First West
Virginia Volunteer Infantry; Captain
Albert A. FranZheim, late captain of
Company G. Fourth United States Vol
unteer Infantry, 1.-The Immunes," and
Mr.. T. Harvey Pollock. u graduate OF
old Llnsly. The companies all showed
high proficiency. more in fact than ut
any time In the cnreer Of Linsly Insti-
tute. and this Is indeed high compl!-
ment to Lieutenant B. c. Dent. u. S. N.
the commandment Of the cadets and mil
itary instructor ut the institute, detail
cd for the service by the national gov
eminent.
The judges retired to the institute
building after the contest had been con-
cluded. and they pondered long und
deeply before they were enabled to come
to decision as to the relative proncien-
cy Of the three companies. Finally they
returned. and their report was handed
to Major Beall. commanding the bat
talon. who announced It Us rollows:
First-Compnpy c.
Second-Compnny B.
Thlrd-Company A.
It was stated. coming from the Judges,
that the contest had been very close.
and that the company having the small
est percentage had acquitted itself ad-
mirably.
Miss Doddridge, of the Island, sister
Of Ensign John Doddrldge. was then es-
corted into the street In front of where
the successful company was stationed
at present arms" and In a few We'll
chosen words. charmingly delivered. she
presented to Captain Joe" PAUL the
colors. the trophs won by his company.
Captain PAUL responded briefly and
with feeling.
Then the two defeated companies
heartily cheered their successful COM
pctttor. and with this exhibition of good
feeling the affair came to Its close.
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lie Fooled the SURGEONS.

MI Doctors told Rcnick Hamilton, OF
West Jefferson. O., inter suffering Is
months from Rectal FIstula, no would
die unless n costly operation was per-
formed: but he cured himself with five
boxes Of Bncklen's Arnlca Salvc, tho
surest Pile cure on Earth, and the best
Salve In the World. 25 cents II box. Sold
BY Logan Drug Co.. druggst.
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BASE BALL COMMENT.

Wheeling will make n great effort to
take three straight from Grand Rap.
Ids. The third and decisive game of the
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STATt: OF WEST VIRGINIA. OHIO

G TATE OF WEST VIRGINIA, OHIO
~ County, 50.
In the Circuit Court for said County.
Jennie f. Walker and others vs.. Thomas
Walker. Jr.. and others.-In Chuncery.
BY virtue of Il decree made by said
court In the above entitled cause on the
appointed special commissioner for the
purpose. will sell ut the front door OF the
court house OF said county on
SATURDAY. JULY s, 1896.
beginning ut 10 O'clock n. M. the follow
Ing described real estate situate In WASH
lnSton district In Ohio county. West VIZ
Elnia. fronting on the cast side OF Coal
street, described ms follows: Thirteen feet
OF the south side of lot No. II OF Bush
field and McMcchcn's addition 10 Wheel
INK. said 10 feet running bnck from Wood
street like width Of II feet along the
south side OF said lot No. Il, In depth OF
snid lot No II. H.
Also lot or parcel OF land, being IS
feet front and 20 feet tac.:, on tho west
part OF lot 10 In lsushiiold and McMechcn's
addition to the city Of Wheeling.
TERMS OF SALE-onc-third, and as
much more OF the purchase money as the
day OF sale, and the balance In two equal
instnlments Mt six md twelve months, the
purchaser giving his notes, bearing inter-
est from the day OF sale. for tho deferred
payments JOHN W. ADAMS,
~ -. ~ Special Commissioner
Attorney for Plaintiffs.
I hereby certify that John W. Adams,
special commissioner, has given bond
with security, by me as required by law
and said decree or sale.
jc7-wo c. II. IIENNING. Clork.
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legal ToHcps
pRODATE OF WILL.

pRODATE OF WILL
Office Of the Clerk OF the County Court
OF Ohio County, State of West Virginia.
In the matter OF the probate of the last
VIII and testament of james L. Hay,
deceased. Ess s-s p & y
The object OF the petition filed In this
matter on the 9Th day, OF June, 1899, rs to
have admitted to probate n paper writ
Ing purportlns to be the will OF, James
l.. Hay, deceased. bearing date the 18th
dny OF January. 1895 And u appearing
from from an affidavit. Med with me in my
and --, her husband, and
Presley. e. Hay, interested persons. are
non-residents of this state. 1t is ordered
that they do appear at my office, in the
city OF Wheeling. In the county and state
aforesaid. within one month nfter the date
of the first publication hereof. and do whit
Is Necessary TO protect their interests In
said matter. The hearing Of sud petit
ton Is sc. for the 9th day of July. 1889.
RICHARD ROBERTSON, Clerk.
JAMES ?. ROGERS Attorney 4rIr
Published the first time juno I, 1850.
..r..rr a.a- -... -..I ie1.ve
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BOWLING.

Last nights Mozart league scores:
National. ia, GOT. 625: All RIOTERS. $780,
S27, 79i. |sw
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A ELLINGTON HOTEL. ATLANTIC
"a City. \. ]. Michigan Ave. 50 yards
creaslnG patronage we have added a new
wing. containing 30 large. airy rooms.
Dining rooms. seating capacity 200 per-
sons. New furnishings throughout. Pri.
vnte baths. Elevator and every modern
convenience. Popular rates. Representa-
tive will be Mt Hotel Anderson, Pittsburgh,
June 70. 20. q. 10, Is, "a. when engages
mcnts may be made. H. W. PURCHASE,
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

CLEVELAND, June 13.-The Cleve-
lands went dow1, again to-day before
the Pittsburgh team. Their errors con-
tributed largely to the result. The at
tendance was rs. Score:
RH L
Cleveland al 0 90 0 0 80 a-Gli !
Pittsburgh ...5 l 0 ! oil 0 l-l0l5 0
Earned runs. Cleveland S: Pittsburgh /.
Pitchers. Knepper and Rhines. Times. 2:O5.
Umpire. Gntrney ' sH -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-14

, GOOD bread IL half Il meal Always
get Wheeling Bakery tin seal bread.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-14

unclothed it
and looked for
pins. Nothing
was hurting it.
She looked to
the baby's
food. 1t was
8 W ct n n d
wholesome.
But the baby
still cried and
walled. Then
she called the
doctor. He
examined the
child and said
r4,-,,t;o, -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-14
capt. ''JOE0. PAUL.
And his Company of Linsly lusti .
tute Cadets Won In the
ANNUAL COMPETITIVE DRILL

by the Three Companies, Which
Took Place Yesterday Afternoon
on Fourteenth Street = Miss Dou.
bridge, n Sister of Ensign bod
bridge, Presented tho Colors to tho
Captain the Successful Company.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-14

CLEAN. sweet and wholesome Is the
bread baked by Wheeling Bakery. Ask
your grocer for 1t. ...