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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-29
NE LOUISVILLE RACES.
So Many Entries in the 2:14 Trot that
t. was Split,

LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept. 2S.-There
were three regular races on the card at
the fair grounds to-day. One of them,
the 2:i4 trot. filed so well that 1t was
spit into two races. The first and most
important event OF the day was the
Klatawa stake for three. year-old pac-
ers, and was won In straight heats by
the favorite, Riley B. FavorItes were
successful in the other two events, also
in straight heats. In the extra attrac-
ton OF purely local interest was the
Gentlemen's road race for silver cup,
valued at $3.50 This was won in
straigh. heats by Jean InglelOw, black
mare, driven by Frank p. Kenney, seq
rotary of the Louisville Driving and
Fair Association. There were six start
ers in the first heat. but only three In
the Inst one. the others having been
draw. Anaconda, the California pac-
ing wonder, with a mark OF 2:O3A.
made an exhibition mile In 2:06k, going
the final quarter in twenty nine sec
ouds, the fastest quarter ever made by
harnes5 horse on the Louisville
course. The summary:
KlatawR stake. for S-year-olds, PAGERS;
value, $1,000:
Riley b., blk. c. by Happy Riley
tEfyth
Vandevcnter, blk. c. (Klrby).....,.... : s
Time-2:lIls. 2:lISI.
First half PA trot; purse $1,000
lmprOvidence. b. m, by Prodlgal
CTiteD ...'.'...,'',..'...'.'''.... ]
Iris o., h, m. (GarVey. .
! Guy, CHI s. (Curtls). ...............,.....2 6
Dainty Daffo. blk. m. CBnldwin)......
Pert Belle. b. m. QOsemier) ........" 6 3
Pilot Evans, b. g. CHarO. ......,..... 8 8
Tlme-2:l2, 2:l3.
Second hnlf 9:l4 trot: purse. $1,000:
Edna Cook. b. m. by Alcantare (Col-
llnSl ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS. ..s's....-. ]
| Glory, CHI. 4. (Gatcombl ............. 3
| Medium Wood. br. x. (Hudsonl..... 2 )
! Russell Wood, b. +. (Garvey)........ 3
| Carrie Shields. Oh. m. Ueryder).,.... 5 I
| Fleetwood. oh. >. Brownbridgcl..... 6
Black Robert, blk. 5. (Chnndlerl.... G DR.
Ttme-2Iak, 212.
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ADJUSTMENTS.

browns In Town." the farce comedy
announced as the Opera House attrae-
ton last night. made a decided hit with
the fair sized audience. The piece haa
plenty Of go in It's composition, and
the company Is made up Of very good
people without exception. Mr.. clayton's
piano speciality. Paderewsh in Rag
time, was received with enthusiasts
applause. as was his encore response. a
dancing speciality that was both novel
and wen executed. other pleasing spe-
cIalties were introduced in the course Of
the piece, oil OF which were COCA,
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TIE YACHT RACE.
i'rIin aud Ldpton Mcrt aud Decide
rnnn the linIcs.

Upon the Rules.
NEW YORK. Sept 2S.-At a Joint
injecting Of The committee OF the New
f'rh Yacht club on challenge Of the
h.1aI Ulster Yacht club with the cons
'l..'a. N that club, the conditions Tor
20. '.IinE u the races made September
q. l''l, wsr" modified 10 read as fol-
lgra
irst aF to rignals: \ preparatory
SIGNAL hail be given i5 minutes before
H. 1rt.nF Hlsnal. and n warming SIG
i" avo minutes before the starting zig
ri, ~ case Of change in tha time
%. starting ,he same signal shail b.
0..I The change ~ in the addition NJ
70" w1rulng gun and the proyiaion ibst
Do ''Fn " "a change In the time ~ Etsft-
. "" anmg signals shnii bB used.
'Hnd The provisions th1t'E race
N HHi started by 1850 p. m, the raglttn
m,itcr rhall have the right 10 d.
ihe race postponed for The any
'.4 mat no race shall be- started after
30. was chnnged TO provide that 20
nc nan b. started after 1880 y. m.
IHiTd; The provision Tor the pres
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Gutmnns vs.. WHEELING.

What promises to be snappy ball
game is slated for tomorrow afternoon
At the Island bah park. when the crack
WA GutmHns will tackle Pop Lytle's
ln'er.staters. The Gutmans are the
fastest amateur team in the valley and
tf0E will have rooters out In force. The
rl win probably wind up the base
l1H season IN Wheeling. nnd Judging
10y ihr sale Of tickets the crowd will be
he The game starts ut $3.50 p. m.
Ihlaf"n VIII be admitted for ten cents.
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events of n Day In tho Town ut the
End of the Bridge.

Jack Murphy entertained In very
pleasant manner number Of his
friends nj n o'clock dinner ut his
home on Pike street yesterday after
noon.
Mrs. A. A. Clifton. OF New Athens, was
calling on friends In the city yesterday
Bert Patton, Of New Athens. was 4
business caller In town yesterday,
The funeral OF the 6.months-old child
OF MT. and Mrs. Joseph Mlrtie will &C.
cur ut 0 o'clock this morning. Inter-
ment viii be at Llnwood cemetery.
A farewell supper was rendered Rev.
". L. Dixon at the Kiskwood Metho-
dist Episcopal church by the congrc-
CATION.
Father corey returned yesterday
from Brooklyn, where he was called by
the Illness OF friend.
a special meeting OF Court Pride OF
Belmont no. 81. +. Of A. NJ. will be held
to-mOrr6w evening.
Henry Sells returned yesterday from
n business trip out the Baltimore q
Ohio.
Mr.. and Mrs. Nick Kuhn and daugh-
ter. Mrs. Hunter. are visiting ut Free
port.
Thomas Hodge and daughter. OF Ban
mock, are visiting relatives here.
a large crowd from here attended the
street fair At Bcllnire yesterday.
Charles Noble. Of tIhrichsvile, is the
guest Of friends In this city.
Frank stark, OF Masslllon. was call
ing on friends here yesterday
Miss Clara Forbes Is the guest Of rel
ativcs In Pittsburgh
a, T. Bowie was In st. Clnlrsvllc yes
t5rday on buslnesa
Obcd Hardcs,y, Of Barton. was In the
city yesterday.
ChlIdrCn's Suits, ages o 20 10, 0so,
Gl.ln aud 81 as, \ snap for bnrgntn
hunters. NJ. GtiTMAN & co.,
Twelfth and Main streets,
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BowIIHG.

Las usht the Kissing Bugs and All
h'"lera practiced NJ the Harvest Home
".osf 7ns were Hospitality entertained
ny colonel Fettc. This evening the EN-
isTaHt and Wheeling teams have their
evening "f practice and on next Mon
dny iha winter tournament opens.
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ST. LOUIS. Sept. 2S,-Thc Pcrfcctos gave
Rubc waddell the first humping to-day
that he has received since he made his
On haEeg in the third Inning Blnke was
sent IN TO hat for HOlirick. who injured
his leg. and Harry made home run. At
RHE
ST. Louis 80 OAO0 o = 0 '-7l2 !
Louisville ~ OIL Ol D o / 0-3 8
Batteries: Cuppy and Buelow; Waddeell
and thinner Earned runs: 81, Louis, y
Louisville. : Time: 2Io Empires: Me-
Donald and Connolly.
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Proposals.
pIDs FOR COAL
esserai Hoaes..

DEpEMPTIoE OF RoNps OF ELEc-
III TRIO LIGHT LOAN.
The holders Of the above named bonds
are hereby notified TINT the following NUM-
beers have been called, namely, 60, 70, u.
Is, 81, 80, Il, 10, 30, 80 OF one hundred doll
lars each: liS, ia, 1870, l6l, lS6, i15, IL, ",
100, iS6 Of five hundred dollars eRchi az,
ZIG OF one thousand dOllArH each, ana arc
n ayable October i, 1893, at which date they
wifi cease TO bear interest. Bonds and
coupons VIII be paid at the Bank Of the
Ohio Valley.
COMMISSIONERS OF THE
sel6 ELECTRIC LIGHT LOAN.
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TIE CONTEST

BOSTON, Sept. gS.-Boston and Wash
iryton played tie to-day With Boston
two rGns TO the good Washington batted
In four runs in the first half OF the. ninth.
Two btscs on balls and a single tied the
score ~ Boston IN the second half, when
ness SWartWoods decisions OcaAsloned u
good deal of kicking, ATTENDANCE, 4Cg
BS1,on - oOoO3 26g-S7 i
washington % 0 8 90 l % " sli 3
batteries: Bailey and Sullivan; Dineen.
KIttredge and Powers. Earned runs: Bos-
ton. 3; Washington. :, Time. 2iO. um-
plres: Swartwoo1 and Hunt.
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c cH. EFT . ....... 81 90 -

Summary-Earned runs; Pittsburgh. 2;
ClnclnnatI. g. Two-base hits: beaumont,
Ely /, Lever, Corcoran. Three-base hit:
y rscry. Sacrifice hit: Mccarthy. Dou-
bic plays: Smith. Ely and Dillon; Selbach
q. .ccklcy. First base on balls: on
Lever. ]: on Erisk. 2. Struck out: By
Lever, &; by FriSk, l. Wild pitches.
FrIsk, 2. Passed ball: Bowermnn. Time:
hours. UmpIres: O'Day and Lathnn.
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M WE! Ing STEEL 1,E &
commi.sioue,.' Sale.


COMMISSIONERS SALE OF VALUA-
u BILE REAL ESTATE.
Nv virtue Of the provisions OF decree
az the circuit court Of Ohio county, West
Virginia, rendered on tho Sth day OF Sep.
tertbeT, 1899, In the chancery cause OF
Johanna Stclnmann, cXecutrlx, Ct al, VI.
Mary Goodwin ct al, We will sell on
SATURDAY. OCTOBER Il, 1899
between the hours OF 10 o'clock q. M, and
5 o'clock u. M, at the front door of the
court house OF ohio county, In the city
of wheeling, and state OF West virginia,
nj publlc auction to the highest bidder the
following described property, that y TO
say: The north half Of lot numbered SIX
iGl in square numbered tw0nty-four co
situate In the Eighth ward OF the city OF
wheeling IN the county OF Ohio and state
OF West Virginia, together with all the Inn
pruvcments situate thereon and thereunto
belonging, the same property ~ hereto
fore conveyed TO Charles Stelnmann. ST.,
during his life time by August Meyer and
Hmm, his wife, by deed bearing date
MAY IS, 1867. and OF record In the clerks
office OF Ohio county court, West Nlr-
gina, In Deed Book No, n. folio as,
TERMS OF SALE.
said sale shah be for cash.
FRANK w. NESBtTT,
w. G, MEYER,
Special Commissioners
]. G., II. Henning, clerk OF the circuit
court OF Ohio county, West VirElnla. DO
certify that Frank W. Neabitt and W. C.
Never, whose names arr signed TO the
foregoing notice OF sale, have given bond
In tho penalty OF twelve hundred dollars
as required by the decree in the above
'' Given under my hand this the 2ist day
" ssg7.f c. II. HESNtHG. Clerk
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Of disease appear, often 10 organs appaf-
emily remote from the real cause. Vitality
Is lowered. There Is dull and SipggiSh
feeling often accompanied by headache.
The heart may seem Affected. There may
be lack Of ambition sud energy with mental
irresolution. With tueh symptoms a. these
delay Is dangerous, Such q coalition
affords the favorite starting point foI con-
sumption, Il Is useless to doctor for tbs
symptoms. The remedy that reaches the
case must reach the cause Of disease. The
greatest medicine for ali diseases Of the
stomach and other digestive and nutritye
organs Is Dr.. PieTce's Golden Medical Dis
eoyery, It restores the appetite, re-eatab-
fishes sound digestion, PuFgss out the
bilious poisons which infect the blood, car.
riss OF waste and builds up sound and
healthy tissues, The Discovery " i1 not a
Stimulant Iteontains no alcohol or Vhiaky:
No other medicine has 90 great a record Of
cures, therefore accept no Substitute.
DR.. Piercc's Pellets eure constipation.
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Reals shfs
Desirable Property
Offered For Sale.

7 lots and building sites in Pleasant
BuIliinE lot, 8 by 10, on Fourteenth
street. Price quite reasonable.
Lot on Lind street, very cheap, -.
i.ot an MccoiIoch street. tie feet by 80
ON South Penn street. island, frame res
idRnee, 10 FOOns, lot g b. l9i mg9t ae-
sITabIe; offered for short time only:
A brick residence, west side - AalA
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. place on Water street,
large brick building; lot 66 ~ -. This y
worth WhIls looking after at once,
Always on hApd-money on good city
and country realty.
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ATOTICE TO BOND.HOLDERS OF
N THE WHEELING STEEL & IRON
COMPANY.
The Wheeling Steel & Iron Company, In
accordance with the provisions Of lie
mortgage deed OF trust made on the lSt
day OF November. 1892, hereby gives notice
or It's intention to redeem all OF ~ out
standing bonds secured by said mortgage,
being the bonds numbered from 1876 to 900,
Inclusive, by the payment OF such bonds
on the 1St day Of November, 1883, at The
National Exchange Bank of Wheeling,
which bank has been selected by the
wheeling Title e. 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 TSe Exchange
Bank Of Wheeling, which has ceased to do
business; and further gives notice that
upon such payment the coupons then un.
mntured for Interest on said bonds will
WHEELING STEEL &
IRON COMPANY.
y. W. Bowers, Secretary.
WHEELING TITLE &
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
l.. y. Stifei. Secretary.
t,nr,;-holicrs who mny desire 20 ex-
change the bonds held by them for. new
first mortgage per cent bonds OF the
cnlupany NJ par should make early nppll'
cation at the office OF the company
Rilqg F. ", BOWERS. Secretary.
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BELLAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters orInterest in tho Metropolis
orBeImont County

ulutterh oil Interest III tilS hGhlhpblls
OfBelmont County
Yesterday afternoon there was a
daring attempt at robbery at the home
OF w. S. HeatherinEton, In South Bel
laIre. A big, burly fellow entered the
house from the rear and finding no one
down stairs, he proceeded to inVesti-
gate. Going up stairs he went through
the drawers Of bureau, in one OF
which he found loaded revolver. All
this time Capt. Ham. He1thertngton
WIS lying on bed In adjoining room.
hut he thought It was his brother
Scott in the next room and paid no at
tentIon at all. Presently the door to
his room was opened and as the burly
form appeared In the doorway Capt.
Ham. turned his head In TINT direction.
Quick as flash the robber raised his
gun nnd commanded him to keep quiet.
Unarmed and only q visitor at hig
brothers home, he obeyed. The fellow
closed the door for un instant, then
opened II again and with the deadly
gun pointing towards Capt, Heather
lagoon, .speated his command. The
roODeT then disappeared, carrying away
only few trinkets besides the revolver.
Capt. Heatherington notlfedp head
quarters and in little while there were
WIZ EQIllOfS Oh btNeu uc1pGIhuuSo GA-
terlng the HeatheTington homestead
and ut the point of revolvers held all
the inmates up and completely Quilted
the house. Marshal Johnston took four
officers with him and investigated. The
facts were as related above. The police
have well founded suspicious and an
arrest or two viii likely be made at any
time.
Squire Mason performed the cere--
mony that made Samuel Wharen, OF
Kahn, Iowa. and Miss Della Reed, hus-
band and wife. The wedding was ut
the brides home on Pinch Run. and the
relatives and friends present enjoyed
an elegant wedding supper.
NJ. C. Mitchell and family came down
from Martins Ferry yesterday to bid
farewell TO Mrs. o. W. Holmes, who
Will leave shortly for Steubehville.
A young glassblower who was beaten
up by James Mnnley down by the river
Is recovering In the lookup. He is held
with his consent.
Mrs. Robinson and daughter. Miss
Nellie. Of Pittsburgh. are the guests OF
the family Of James C. Tallman, esq
Mrs. W. c. Danford, Of st. clairs-'
vile, spent yesterday with friends at
the street fair here.
w. @. Howard, wife and daughter, OF
weiisburE, are guests OF w. S. Carroll
and family.
H. H. Rildow, OF Belmont. was here
yesterday, attending the fair.
The hotels here are all filed each
night with fair visitors
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~VIDENDs
ID NATIONAL TUBE COMPANY,
No, % cortlandt street; New York. Sept

a. Preferred Stock Dividend No. ].
At meeting Of the Beard Of Directors
held this day. q quarter yearly dividend OF
one and three-quarter per eentum upon
the Preferred Capital Stock Of the Nation
al Tube Company was declared out OF the
her d 1889, ut the office Of the company. No.
g Cortlandt street. New York City.
The Preferred Stock Transfer Books VIII
be closed on September %. lSss, at " o'ctocN
NJ, and Will remain closed unul Octoper
(, 1899. at 10 O'Clock q, m.
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THE pHILLIEs DEFEATED.

PHILADELPHIA, Sept 2s.-seymour to-
day gave ten bases on balls and struck
out eleven batteFs. He was very wild, but
when he cut the plate the Phlilles, could
10 :atten New York score Prince Ran
!ltslnhjl had several Of his English erick-
Gters witnessing the game with him Dark
ness stopped play at the end OF the eighth
inning. Attendance. ISIS. Score
II L
New York 80 900 o 0 SO 0
Philadelphia IL Q 0 o o i-S I 6
Batteries: Seymour and wutner; Plat
and Mcfarland Earned runs: not given.
Time: 9 hours. Umpires: Mannassau and
SNYDER - .H
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YoU can buy the famous Hormnnn
Snumrc Mt Rtnii If, Second wnrd; stall
10. Firth ward, and az our store, 2dii
Chnpllnn street Telephone, j3s.
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Mems suits. strictly corrNut and NM
to.dnic, only SO. why pay $40 IA
other stores for thoIni
NJ, G0TMAN 4 CO.,
Twelfth and Main streets,
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Meats All Wool suIts 5000. Nothing
bgttr,' IN town NJ Hlu. soc them nc
Nc OMAN a. co.'s.
I1vV and Ainln streots.
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CITY TAX NOTICE.
ONCE Of City Tax Collector,
Public Building. -

Wheeling. Sept. 10, 1879.
Notice Is hereby given that the city
taxes for 1893 will he due and payable at
the ONCE Of the City Collector. Public
BVIldIng, Monday, October 2. 1899, Per-
sons paying all their taxes any day during
the month Of October will be entitled TO q
discount OF per cent on ci:y taxes.
The taxes on real estate will bear Inter-
est from November ], 1893, at 10 per cent
P''"'e JAMES X .>HALL.
sei6 City Collector.
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Our OvercoRts nrO starting to 30,
and no wonder. Best values for GI.I6
in town. Our guarantee back ofthpm.
NJ. GUTMAN 4 Co.,
TMelffh nnd Main StrnctN.
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BENWooD NEWS.
Local Happenings orIn,poriance in a
Busy Town.


Local Happenings OTInIpOriance In n
Busy Town.
Beginning about December /, the
congregation of the Methodist EpIsco-
pal church will give a big bazaar and
festival, to continue q week. The gen
ernl committee having the AFFAIR In
charge. OF which ]. w. Leach is chair
man. is composed Of the following sub
committees:
Trustccs-Wllllam Leach, j. w. Dav-
is and Walter Mcmillan.
EpwOrth League-John Warner. An
ME Pelley and Matte Carpenter.
Ladies' Aid Soclety-Nrs. ]. W. DaN-
is, Mrs, a. L. Policy. Mrs, GeoTBe Fitz-
gerald and Mrs Mnry Yanceuran.
Sunday school-Prof. c. +. carrigan,
Miss Nora Dolbeare and John Lineber-
w. e. T. u.-AIrs. George W, Bente,
Miss Maggie Blum and Mrs. Harry
Stewart
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WILL Do TIE
SAME FOR YOU
Or We Refund the Money.

Smiley, Aiass., Feb. %, 1927.
Gfntlflr7- presume ! gu 1fo foceiv Ing ietleI9 Of
nFalse for the best remedy on earth, sHHOMEltH
every day, but; WlsH 10 say 10 you dat ha W beta
troubled with CAi1Ilh IN very bad teFIn fpt many
yeaTs, and during the past yeaf have Deen alePdtd
hP Local phySlegus, also Elvc bought all klndt Of
rsInedies, yet none Of them have afforded me any
relief When IN Spdngfele. Matt last week, y
purchased one OF ypuF " tiHOMEff' Poekgt lnhal
cft. have used u tnithfuiiy one week, and now
would scarcely know THAI ever hll such "a aiiig
ton Us CaIarrh 800 Wnnld not buy The Inhaler i
could not gel another, and shall AZ every oppoI
iaaty recommend i - al aa.icted with at4frlaI
if0u5le In say farm.
Sincerely yodn,
a Il, SPARROW.
(SIs. Sya4nYw ore ot the 6rN a. .. Sparrow &
Co.. publishers u directors In Maine, New hamp'
shire and Silssachutt.tSl. =
PhysiclanS MI admit that the new treat:
iuent Il the only one by which diseases OF
the respiratory organs can BIO cured.
"HN OAihl" i S0hl by AL druggists o. sent ~
mali On receipt ot prize.
OUTFIT Complete, 800
Extr1 Bottles, BOctp,
R. I. BOOTH COMPANY,
PoOais 7O.7l Auditorium BaadIsv, Chicago, EL
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PITTSBURGH, Sept. 2S. : Levers
two.bagger with the bases full in the
eighth inning won for Pittsburgh to-
day. It was the flrst defeat the Reds
sustained in Pittsburgh this season. At
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A LII KINDS OF PLAIN AND FANCY
IN PrlEtipR. An entire now line Of 1An'
piles OF BAN Programmes, Tickets ana ~
lob Printing ofdcA
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NOTICE TO INVESTORS.
] have a inyOStRsut that viii ~ YoA
2 per cent every % days. aud .
large dividend eTefy 90 days. $500
Invested win bring 10 On Income pl
q leOst sta PEI Wook, MOaoY VIII
drawn a owners op,lop. Address
WIN. FRANCIS kBAfEs.
Stock Broker, City.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
sTANpINu OF CLUES
To-DAY's GAMES.

To-DAY's GAMES.
Cincinnati at Pittsburgh.
Washington at Boston.
New York at Philadelphia.
Brooklyn at Baltimore.
81. Louis at Louisville.
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The strike OF the lnborers at the
Riverside pumping station Is about set
tied. Thomas Rogers was appointed
foreman of the labOrers. with lnstruc-
lions to hire men nj 81 80 a day and
furnish gum boots for the men that
work in the water. The company win
furnish the rubber boots. on WedneE-
dny the men, who struck for 81, were
offered 81 Tb, so II will be seen that this
offer has been receded from. II ID said
the company was afraid the 81 IL offer
might attract It's lhbOrers. and lead to
an Impaired force Mt It's plant.
The highest wages ever paid TO brick
myers IN this valley II being offered to
secure more men at the Riverside coke
pInnt. without success. The busy sea-
son elsewhere IL the cause for the lack
OF supply TO meet the demand.
The gypsles camped under the Boggs'
run bridge arc having n cool time OF II,
but they don't seem to mind the wea-
Their. They have several horses to
trade.
The sale OF the Whlteman property al
$4,000. exclusively given In the lntelll-
rpncer, hismIsses the various rumorS
previously ailoat as TO the consldcra-
ton
The Womnn's Relief Corps No. IL will
give n supper in Miller'R orchard, ut
McMechcn. this evening, and to-mor-
row evening.
James Farmcr has sold lot %. In
Whltakers addition. TO Josiah Sinclair;
consideration, 5000.
THE pain Of "A burn or scald Is almost
INSTANTLY relieved by applying Cham
berlain's Pain Balm. II also heals the
Injured par,s more quickly than any
other treatment, md without the burn
he very severe does not leave scar.
For sale by druggists.
mix or tho town. our DoublC-
RrSnstcd SlO Blue Serge satin FncO
SUIT '"'' ~, GBTMAN s CO.,
Twelfth and Main streets,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-29

mix or tho town. Our DoublC-
breasted SlO Blue Serge satin FncO
SUIT 'o'' NJ. GUTMAN s CO.,
Twelfth and Main streets,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-29

ChildrCn's Suits, ages o 20 10, 0so,
Gl.lp aud 81. Is. \ snap for bnrgntn
hunters. NJ, GtiTMAN & co.,
Twelfth and Main streets.