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Bleeding Piles

And all other forms OF this common
and often dangerous disease readily
cured without pain or Inconvenience.
Thousands OF men and women are
afflicted with some sort OF piles. with
out either knowing the exact nature OF
the trouble. or knowing 1t. are careless
enough to allow It to run without taking
thu simple means offered for radical
cure.
The failure OF salres and olntments to
permanently cure piles has led many to
believe the only cure to be Il surgical
operation.
Surgical operations. IRE dangerous to
HE and moreover not often entirely
successful and at this time are no long
e. used by the best physicians or rec
commended by them.
The fufest and surest way to cure any
case OF piles. whether blind, bleeding
or protrudlng. Is to use the Pyramid
Pile cure, composed of healing vegcta-
bic oils. and absolutely free from mir
eral poisons and opiates. The follow
ing letter from Pittsburgh gentleman.
n severe sufferer from bleeding piles,
gives some idea Of the prompt ctfectual
character Of this pile cure. He writes:
take pleasure writing these few lines
to let you know that did not sleep for
three months except for Il short time
each night because OF bad case Of
bleeding piles. WIS down In bed and
the doctors did me no good. A good
brother told me OF the Pyramid Pile
Cure and bought from my druggist
three fifty cent boxes. They cured me
and | will soon be able to go to my work
agafn. WILLIAM HANDSCHu,
&c ST., Cotton Alley. below Butter ST..
Pittsburgh. Pa.
The Pyramid Pile Cure Is not only the
safest and surest remedy for piles. but
Is the best known and most popular
Every physician and druggist In the
country knows it and what 1t will do.
Send to Pyramid Co., Marshall. Mich.
for little book on cause and cure Of piles
describing all forms OF piles and the
proper treatment.
The Pyramid can be found at all drug
stores At 80 cents per package.
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SCIENCES STRIDES.
Prof Wood Makes Photographs of
Nnycs Of Sound IN the Air.

Prof Wood Makes photographs of
Waves ofSound IN tho Air.
MADISON, Wis, March 2i.-Prot: r.
W. Wood, of Madison, has succeeded In
making photographs OF waves OF sound
In air. The sound wave Is the crack OF
an electric spark. and It Is Illuminated
and photographed by means OF the light
OF second spark, which flashes be-
tween two magnatlum wires at some
distance behind the first, and at an IN
terval OF about one ten-thousandth OF
second after the first spark. The
sound wave Is thus caught before 1t has
gotten ont OF the field OF the instru-
ment. although moving with a velocity
OF 1000 feet q second.
The wave appears as n thin circle OF
shadow with light border. being sim
ply sectional view OF the rapidly d.
verglng spherical shell Of Condensed air
constituting the sound wave. BY plac-
Ing glass plate near the point where
the wave starts. the reflected wave or
echo, has been photographed, which ap-
pears as q circle with equal but oppo-
site curvature.
These waves were observed By Top
Ter. 4 German physicist, n number Of
years ago, but they have never been
photographed before.
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters Of Interest in the Metropolis
ofBcImont County.

Prosecuting Attorney Weems and Tax
1nqu!Sitor +. l.. Bowman are busy these
days looking up matters in connection
with the building Of the railroad bridge
at this point. The Baltimore & Ohio
has enjoined the collection Of n proper
Tomato share OF the taxes In this colIn-
~. though they pay in Marshall county,
". Va.
BellaIrc friends of John Robinson and
his son, Edward. regret to learn of the
appointment OF receiver for the Rob-
lRsoH Glass Company at GAINESVILLE. The
minority stockholders became dlssatis-
fled and took action resulting In this.
Supt. Ii. G. Williams, OF Marietta.
was in the city yesterday and received
n cordial welcome from Supt. J. i. An
derson and the teachers here, with all
OF whom his relations were pleasant
while superintendent here.
The directors of the Enterprise Win
dow Glass Company VIII meet here next
Wednesday TO determine whether they
will close out to the combine or con-
tinue on their own account.
The Stanton Heater Company has
about raised all OF the capital stock for
the larger organization and will proha-
bly, locate in n different part OF the
town 10 avoid high water.
\ number of trImps We're In town
yesterday OF the boidcr class who make
demands with an mir of enforcing them.
But they were given time to leave and
took their departure.
Rev. John II. Foster will preach his
farewell sermon in the Episcopal
church tomorrow. He viii leave next
week for his new charge at Emnoria,
Kas.
4 great deal of moving has already
been done. and there Is more house
bunting IN Bellaire this spring than for
Il long time.
Joe Cooper, the Cleveland &c Pitts
burgh engineer whose home Is in this
city, has been transferred to the main
line.
Mrs. o. L. Foulkc. OF Grcenvlllc Is the
CUES, OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Nor
ris V. Miller.
Mrs. ]. Is. Darrah has been appointed
one OF the matrons OF the county in
Urinary.
George Walters & Co. will begin next
week on II new front TO their store
room,
Mr.. Il. NJ. Gllllland is having his res
idcncc on Gravel hill nicely improved,
The fire department is TO be provided
with thousand feet of new hose.
W. c. BcrGundthal. county treasurer,
was in town yesterday.
Hon. L. b. Armstrong was in town
yesterday.
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MOUNDSvILLE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
County'S CHIEF City.

The attorneys In the case OF D. c..
Parkinson vs.. DR.. L. S. Davis. Cam
eron case. finished their arguments be-
fore the jury at noon yesterday and the
case was turned over TO the Jury. The
jury was out about two hours when 1t
returned with n verdict In favor Of the
plaintiff for 1907 10.
At special session OF the county
court held yesterday. W. C. Mann, u
Justice Of the peace of Clay district. re-
signed and A. D. Pierce was appointed
to MI the vacancy. Squire Mann will
go TO Springfield. Ohio. where he wifi
start In the practice OF law. LN
Mrs. Mary Ann Whitley was taken
to the asylum at Weston yesterday by
Miss Maynor. an attendant at that In
stitutlon. She was adjudged luna
tic by Squire Mann on charges
and evidence brought by her husband.
All. Whitley.
A hubeGs corpus proceeding was In
stituted yesterday before Judge PAUL
by ]. A. Ensing. to have Fred Dettmlcr
released from jail. Dettmler is In jail
on n charge OF Insanity. being commit
ted by Squire Lacey. OF Benwood.
Independent Hose company No. has
elected the following officers: President.
Harry Mcclure; secretary. Care Knight;
treasurer. Alton Jones: trustees. Car
ence Auten. +. D. Sigafoose and Alton
Jones; captain, William Lowe; assist
ant chief, Thomas Clark.
J. NJ. Seal, of Woodsfeld. Ohio. ar-
rived in the city yesterday TO take
charge OF the restaurant In the McFad-
den block. which he recently pur-
chased OF Jackson & Dunn.
Mr.. and Mrs. c. NJ. Hood. who have
been visiting relatives In the city for
the past few days. will return to their
home at New Cumberland to-day.
The election of fire chief Will take
place this evening. a. j. McEiroy, the
present chief, has been endorsed for re-
election by all the companies.
II. +. Rodgers Is home from the uni
versity at MorGnntown to spend the ten
day vacation between the winter and
spring terms.
Mr.. s. ]. Eckcls and family have mov-
ed from Long Bottom. Ohio. TO this
city. where they will make their fu-
ture home.
Misses Ola and Frankie Long. OF
Washington, Pa, are the guests OF their
sister. Mrs. ]. S. Jewell, OF Morton av-
enue.
The county court will hold special
session April the 4th TO confirm the
sales of roads in the different districts.
Mr.. Bnrser. wife and daughter. OF
Wheeling. were the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Bissett, OF the orchard. yesterday.
Mrs. W. 7. Lewis and daughter. Lau-
ra, are visiting relatives ut Claysvllle,
Pa.
Mallssa Grow. OF Sixth street, Is con-
fined TO her room with the grip.
Miss Ella McFnddeI is visiting
friends in Pittsburgh.
j. D.. Maloy, Of Cleveland, O.. is In
The CITY ~
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-laIrsvllle. LEI, las. nigh, Tor New Y.rs

City. II
Miss Carrie Huskins went 10 East
LIVERPOOL. O., Yesterday. where she will
be the guest OF her grandmother.
Henry Au.derhede, OF Eas, Liverpool,
was visiting Mark Douglass and family
on Fourth street. yesterday.
A. D. Mccoy, o, the firm OF W. W.
McCof & Son. returned to his home at
Marietta. last night.
The Charles Mortimer Company will
close their engagement at the opera
house tonight
Joseph Jacobs returned yesterday,
from q business trip 10 New York and
Philadelphia.
The Belmont Union BARRIERS will meet
In regular session in Hoods shop Mon
day evening.
Mrs. J. Z. Beck viii leave to-day for
Cincinnati. TO visit her mother.
Mlnlln Ong, OF SmIthhcld. Is the
guest OF his son OH Broadway.
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MRS. ELIZA GAMBLE DEAD.

Yesterday morning Mt O'Clock, oc-
cured the death of Mrs. Eliza G.. Gam
bic. ut tho home OF her son, Josiah
Gamble, corner OF jefferson and Second
streets. Deceased was In her eighty
fourth year. ard TO her advanced age Is
attributed the cause of death. Mother
Mckinley Circle. Indies OF the G. 4. r..
OF which she was 4 member, will at
tend the funeral services In body,
which will be held at her late home this
evening nj O'Clock. conducted by Rsv.
Wiseman, OF the Christian church. The
remains will be taken 10 Padens VAL
ley. W. Va. tomorrow morning, where
n;crment will be male.
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BETIANY'S BASE BALL TEAM
For the Season of 1903 VIII be the

For tho Season of 1903 Will be the
Fastest Since 1904.
Special Dispatch 10 the InteIIiGcnccr.
BETHANY. W. Va, March 24.-The
delightful weather for the past few
days has brought out large number
OF candidates for the base ball team
which Will represent Bethany this year.
So far most OF the work has been In the
gym" but light field work Is being In
dulged In. Fisher. Missouri State. Bug
wills, Iowa, Tug Robinson, OF '97's
team. and ]. L. Martin, the biz first
baseHan Of last years aggregation, to-
gether with Gus Martin. the crack I. ".
pitcher are considered fixtures, while
the other positions will be battled for
by about sixteen candidates.
Manager Mason has succeeded In ar
ranging series of games with the
wheeling league team and the boys are
looking forward to these games. While
they realize the strength Of the "Sto-
gies." Yet they rely on their good con-
dition to make things interesting. This
years team promises to be the strong
est since '9i and the collcgians expect
to be in good shape and prepared 10
give the Wheelings Il battle royal
when they meet.
~ full schedule has been arranged,
leaving no open dates. and the outlook
Is very promising for good season.
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MARTINS FERRY BRIEFS.

The Bellevue Hotel. which was Ia
have changed hands the first Of April,
VIII continue under the management of
MIR. Howell A disagreement bets aen
the principals Is the cause of the non
transierment o: management. s. G.
Robinson. who was 10 have taken
charge OF The hotel, viii locate In this
city.
Edgar. the nineteen months old child
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Harry Smith. died at
their home on Union street. yesterday
morning. OF lung trouble Funeral will
occur Mt . O'Clock Sunday afternoon, with
intcrmcn; ut Weeks cemetery.
Miss Ella Anthony. at hcr home on
South broadway. last evening, enter
tanned about fifteen of her young lady
friends In decidedly pleasant manner
Tempting refreshments were served At
the proper hour.
Rev d. A. McClenahan. OF Allegheny.
who breaches At the United Prcsbytcr-
Ian church tomorrow. will In the even
Ing, deliver special missionary ser
mon 10 the Woman's Missionary So
cicty
The old tin houses at the Laughl!n.
consisting of ten pots. were compelled
to lay off yesterday morning. owing to
n shortage of metal. They will resume
Monday morning..
A number of young people of this
place otteadGd q party given by Misses
Classy Van Pelt and Margaret Wells. at
the home OF the former, In bridgeport.
last evening.
Or. John lIcrvey received n telephone
message last evening, stating that his
aged father who has been III for 4 long
time. had died at his home at Elm
Grove.
William Twcody has returned from
Pittsburgh. where he purchased several
fine vehicles TO be used In their livery
barn.
Dr. i. o. Williams. accompanied by
his niece, Miss Mamie Mitchell. of ST.
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In canal; IA feet 10 inches on falls: 4o
feet below locks. Clear and pleasant.
MoRGANTOWN-River 10 fee; and
stationary. Clear and colder.
PITTSBURGH-River II feet and ris-
Ing. Clear and cool.
POINT PLEASANT-Rlver 25.7 feet
and falling. Part cloudy.
CINCINNATI-Riyer 4O.5 feet and
rising. Clear and pleasant.
CAIRO--River 46 feet and stationary.
Fair and pleasant.
MEMpH1s-River ci.7 feet and rising.
Cloudy and coof.
EVANSvILLE-Rlver 1876 feet and
rising. Clear
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the plea.an:cst cathartic known. They do
no, sIipc bu, they do their work.
Dr.. fietcc's Golden Medical Discovery
cools aud purifes the blood and acts as 4
general tonic TO t!:c whole digestive system,
n.u,ralizing and Graduating oil poisonous,
irritating matter.
The patient who takes these two REM
edics will not only find his piles cured but
will soon discover that his Esnsral health
i greatly improved.
D.. Pietcc's Pellets cure ibiiiiousrcss,
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NO SETTLEMENT REACHED.

The cases of Dean McHenry, Wclday
Yoh1 and Joseph Gsbhardt VS.. W. W.
Mccoy G. Son. and the building commit
tee OF the Presbyterian church. 10 re-
cover money due them for work on the
church, was called UP IN Squire Kellecs
court yesterday morning, the argu-
mcnts In the case taking Up nearly the
entire day. No settlement was reached,
Squire Keller reservinE his decision
which Will be made known later.
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BASE BALL.

The Interstate league VIII open the
season on Monday. May !, and the first
series Will coasis, o! three sirnjGht
games. Each club will play 40 games
durlag the season. The opening dates
ora ne follows: Youngstown ut Mans
field. Grand Rapids at, Dayton. Fort
Wayne at Toledo, New Castle at Wheel
Ing. The games for Decoration day are:
WhecIing at Mansfield, New Castle Mt
Youngstown. Toledo nj Dayton. Fort
Wayne at Grand Rapids, The games
on the Fourth ~ July viii be as follows:
Youngstown at New Castle. Mansfield
at wheeling, Grand Rapids at Fort
Wayne. and Dayton at TolcdO.-Mn'is-
field News. ,s
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Commissioners Sale.
SPEciAL COMMISSIONERS SALE

SPECiAL COMMISSIONERS SALE
o. The real estate OF ISAAC FREESE. de-
sehs"l, heretofore advertised In detail.
WY IN pursuance OF ad1purnmers. tnko
once at the north front door OF the court
mouse OF Ohio county. Oh;
WEDNESDAY. MAESfT %. 1862.
a, y O'clock m. This property consists
o. IoI u and part OF lot % on the south
west corner OF Twcnty-fOurth and Chap
lin" streets. In Centre WhhalnR: and tho
,,Ith half o. 10. In squifess In the plat
9i South Wheeling.
4. ], CLARKE.
GEO W. ATKINSON.
Special Commissioner.
=. IERNET. Auctlonecr. Fnr22
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M'MECIIEN NOTES.
Daily Items Of Interest About People
and Events.


The furnace of John Lowe took place
yesterday from his home Mt Benwood
Junction. and the intcrment was Mt
Bchlcr's station.
]. NJ. Kincaid is home on visit from
Galeaburg. H.. where he Is employed
with the Chicago, Burlington & Quincy
railroad
Miss Jennie Policy. OF Shcrrnrd. Is the
guest OF Mrs. VI. A. Domlcr. OF Ashland
avenue this week.
Mrs. Matte Gaus. Of Bcllalre, was tho
guest OF Mrs. l. {. Campbell Thursday.
James Carlisle. OF Moundsvillc, was n
business caller In town yesterday.
W. s. Cerdell and wife are the guests
OF friends In Wheeling.
Day Myers leaves to-day for his home
in Busiuessburg, Ohio.
The condition OF Mrs. Mary McAlllsier
is improving.
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of WhcclIns's
Progressive Neighbour.

Wallace Watson, one OF the oldest
residents OF this city, died at his home
corner of Broadway anG Buckeye
streets, at O'Clock yesterday morning.
lie had been IN poor health for some
time past with ailments Incident to old
age, hut his condition had not been
considered critica: until withir few
hours prior TO his death. Deceased was
In his eighty fourth year. about forty
years of which time he has resided in
this city. Rev. Boyle will otiiciate at
the funeral services. which VIII BIZ
held from his late residence at . o'clock
tomorrow mOrnlng, Ills remains will
be Inferred at Nj. Pleasant.
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OIL CfTY-Rtvcr feet 10 inches and
falling, Cloudy and cold.
GREENSBORO-R River 10 feet c
lnches and stationary. Fair and cold.
BROWNSVlLLE-Rlvcr feet
Inches and stationary.
I.OulSVILLE-Livcr rising: Il feet
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jack Glasscock says the Fcct Waynes
have the preltest uniforms to be neen
this year on the Interstate circuit. At
home the Hoosless will wear white with
red stockings and trimmIngs-the uni
form made famous by the Cincinnati
RED Stockings" OF 1869, who wen.
through that season without losing a
game. n record that has not been ap-
preached since. On trips. the Fort
Waynes Will wear gray with blue trim
ppippg
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canarie..

NhSARIES-5.0 HARTHt MOUNTAIN
Y Rollers. MnlcS $2CO. Females j0c. nj
HENRY NELMBKiGHTS, corner Mar
ket and Sixth streets. inri;
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CYCLING,

The speed Of the chainless has already.
been proved. In at least one instance. to
the satisfaction Of It's makers and advo-
Gates. The chainlcss holds the worlds
one-inite record at astonishing figures, n
fact that has doubtless done more than
any other one agency to make wonder
fully popular the, style Of machine on
which the performance was accomplish
cd.-EXchange.
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The players, signed by the YounEa-
town management. have been ordered TO
report on Apil u. iHstcad OF Anl! ,; rs
announced. aays the Vlndicn-
tor Th!F L Is though; WI bc Time sum
Client Ear them 10 Ect iG.o shape ior
ih,Ir spring work. y lettSr received
from Manager TRULY stttoa nat hr VIII
be at Youngstown on Aprli .. Wld WIN
arrange qna"tcf6 f1r the oh'l pHtyels,
Word from the players Is TO the eGccs
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A. G. Batchelder. representing the Ma
tionnl Cycling association, will 60 to
Europe In May to attend the meeting OF
the executive committee Of the Internal
tional Cyclists association. The Ma
tional seeks recognition at the hands OF
the International.
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DR. Bulls Cough Syrup has been
Initiated. Be sure YOU get the ccnuinc
DR.. John W. Bulls Cough Syrup. Price
Is cents,
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presence of cdete, poi.
toaous matter. To cure
i, two things arc nee.
essay. Ist thorough
cleansing OF the bowels;
ID The soothing and
cooling of the iuaamed
membranes.
The frs, Is pIodaced
by Dr. pierce's Pleasant
Pellets. Two little
pellets about twice
the size of a pin head
ave n dos. They arc
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General NoHcrs.
....NOTICE....

N parcntr and guardians OF students
i.I8E,nE 10 Ohio Valley Business. and
IMMfllsh Academy are hcrelylnotlh"h that
~ !H1h"y tdr tuition and hdoks miiSt ha
l5H 70 Tho ,TcHgUr"r, Mt corner Main and
wynn STREETS. that any Eoney paid 10
!, J. Moir" for the purpose named viii
wv ''-tO!Iecicd by the company
j. ". FBAGilEI President.
n t.af.nts md guardians OF students OF
WI" valley business and English Acnd-
'',WN ate hereby notified that all students
~" D" completed In their courses OF study,
81 81 'pi!ract price without regard 70 time
=, iYT"I ANA That there viii he no extra
'"diS" Tor hGuks and blanks
j, Il. FRASiIER. President.
..H public " hcrnby notified that NIL
,,fghtN"s u instruction are being given IN
~ most practical up.tO-datc plans Known
w.. w." business world. and we most re-
,',,. my request u continuance OF your
I"tyudgc.
ONO VALLEY BUSINESS
AND ENGLISH ACADEMY.
IN ] y fKASHER. President jal2
ThE ISrElLiGENCHE: .rfsfHfiEd
ESTABLISHMENT.
Neat, Accurate. Prompt
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Arthur A. Zimmerman, the former,
champion of the world, told New
York Sun reporter the other day that
he would enter the racing field again
this year, and would perhaps go on the
circuit. What kind OF races he Will
enter and how much he will ride will
depend largely upon what kind of form
he can get into. 'ZiiEiny" has ap-
Ipeared occasionally Ii: the last few
years. but he has not trained system
atically for any of his sporadic appear
ances, and neither lie nor his admirers
know how much Is left In him. The
Jersey Skeeter" has never beer beat
en- In sprint Of 100 or $50 yards UP the
stretch. He stlll has his sprint. 1t is
said, and 1t vii! be Il question Of his
staying power wheE he rcappears 10
compete with the champions OF the
present day. II he can hang on to the
bunch until the final sprint for the tape
he is likely TO make things interesting.
In a killing rae" from the start 1t might
be different. Jimmy" went to the
headquarters of the y. c. a in New
York and registered. He asked FOR
No. IS. and was told that he could have
1t II he really meant 1t. Jimmy" did
mean 1t. but the officials of the n. c. \
want to diSsuGIc him. Some years
ago. when the cx-champIon Won his
greatest victories IN France. he crossed
the ocean IL GtaterOCm No. IL. and wore
that number In most OF lis races. "Zim-
my" will begin training on some track
In the metropolitan district about April
|, but will Immediately begin TO work
out on the road.
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FOR SALE.

Elcvcn.roomcd brick house. Lot -SXlI
At No. 80 Market street. This property
Is really for sale. and will be sold at low
figure.
Tho double business and dwelling house.
ut Sos. ai69-2lll Main street Mt sacrifice
figure. VII! pay well.
Ecst lot in Pleasant Valley. lS'xcA lss
cholce.
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Manager Jack Glasscock. OF the For.
wayne team. is stlll IN the city and
VII! not 30 10 the Indiana town until
April ]. In the meantime he IS endeav-
ofing 10 Sign winning team, but Is
handicapped by the fact that he was
engaged 80 tate in tie season when
nearly oil the desirable players have
been gobbled up However. Jack says
he Is confident he viii secure first
class team. At present his inheld and
outiield do not look strong. but he ex-
poets to Eet some good players by the
overflow from the National and western
leagues when the big league cuts down
the circuit. as he betieYes L Will.
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BOWLING.

Last nights uames In the Wheeling
league resulted rs follows:
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OHIO VALLEY BUSINESS
AND ENGLISH ACADEMY.
RASHER. prcalddni. Jal3

HE ISTELLiGE&CEE: .rffHfiSd
ESTABLISHMENT.
Neat, Accurate, Prompt