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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1899-03-17
Sunday >shnol Union.

The meeting OF the sunday school
Union this week promises 20 b. OF In
terest 20 those who have been coatin-
ually deriving benefit from the Union
and should attract others tn view % the
following program:
Geographical and Biographical Set
ting. Professor Wood: Central Truth.
Rev Mr.. Morgan: Primary Treatment.
Miss \. Pope; Blackboard Illustration.
Miss Evaliko: Review. Mrs. whitney.
Mrs. Elizabeth waterhouse. Who has
but recently returned from England.
and while there attended the Worlds
Sunday School Convention. will tell "a
about that inspiring gathering. \ r.
port OF the program OF the coming raj
Is Will be presented by the committee
nrI---r-N-l-r-a -r-nH.rrr.
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FREE EXAMINATION.

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os tho eyeeail- knor,csx1 sn3 sx>g-
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more shsa rvs~ooab,e price.
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BROS.
10 HOTEL ST.
NEW LOCATION.

Have 200 visited osr 1es cazsss-s a.
stt ktax ssgeez aoa $500 Cat s>E 49,
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Stable tyxsurcs s1cA as CAT tr~1Fass
hayr2cks. stall guards. EgssefS sao
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MESSENGER SERVICE.
Honolulu Messenger Service deliver
and packages. Tel. SIS.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-24
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of WbcclluS's
prorrpusiyc NpIrhbnr

The Daily Chronicle of Whcclius's
Progressive NclShbor.
The following members OF the Macn-
nerchor singing society will leave
Wheeling Wednesday morning. togeth-
err with the Wheeling societies. on Il
special train via the Baltimore & Ohio
for the national slaengcrfest at Cincn-
nnti. The society from this place Will
take part in the concerts Thursday and
Friday evenings: Julius Blumenberg.
ST.. William Llpphnrdt, sr., Charles
kraatz, August Kraat=. William Lipp-
hardt. jr., Chris. Jerger. Henry Gntli-
Ing, Jacob Kernen. William Rohrey, f.
II. Eick. Robert Waiter, Henry Keller
and Prof. Edward Blumenberg.
a number Of young people from here
engaged In boat ride to Stcubenvillo
last evening on the Steamer ConveyOr.
The Etude Mandolin and Guitar Club
accompanied the party.
The Independent racing team Is In re-
ceipt of an invitation from Moundsville,
asking them to take part In the races
TO be given ut that place July 4.
Vincent Mullnney and Charles HUFF
man will return to-day from ST. NIary's,
Kas., where they have been attending
st. Mary's College.
Misses Nora Cooling, of IhrIchsyllle,
and Jessie Durris, OF Georgetown, arc
the guests OF Miss Peach Sh!pman, on
Third street.
Mss Bess Griffith LEFT yesterday for
Pittsburgh. to be the guest OF her
cousin. Miss Bessie Griffith, for n few
weeks.
Mrs. w. II. Stewart and sons. viii
and Arthur. leave to-day for oxford, O.,
to spend the summer with relatives.
. Very few men were able to finish
their days work In the mills yestcr-
day on account Of the heat.
The primary department Of the Pres
byterian Sunday school picnIckcd back
Of town yesterday.
Charles Ward. who was graduated
from Ann hrbor this week, Is expected
home to-day.
John Dorsch and Henry Widett We're
fined SO and costs yesterday for Sum-
day selling.
About fifty from here attended the ns.
tic carnival at the Metropolitan las.
evening.
Rev. Denny. of BarnesvIlle, will
preach mt the Church OF Christ to.rnor-
row.
Mrs. Fred Eberle left yesterday for
Louisville, KY. TO visit relatives.
William DlggIns Is very III Mt his
home. In Standard addition.
George Cooke was In St. ClaIrsv!llc
yesterday on business.
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MoUSDSvILLE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News Fron, Marsha
.1i % County,e fihioc f>i,,. hs7a-

Yesterdays News Fror, Marshall
County's Chief City.
County Clerk IL. NJ. Lewis admitted
to record In his office yesterday. two
mortgages from the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company. One to the Mer-
camille Trust Company, to secure an is
sue OF Si5,0O0,0o0 in bonds; the other to
the United States Trust Company, OF
New York. and John A. Stewart, to Sc
cure sl65, 100000. There Is affixed to the
two documents $4,000 in internal rev.
enue stamps. The recording was slO4.
What might have proved n fatal ac-
cident happened Mt Glendale coal SHIFT
yesterday morning. Bert Parker, n drl-
yer, was thrown from car TO the track
and the wheel was drawn upon him,
crushing his hip Luckily the car was
stopped before the entire weight came
upon his body. DIR. W. D. Stewart was
telephoned for at Moundsvillc, md was
soon on the scene to relieve his suffer-
ings.
AT n meeting OF the directors of the
campneeting association, held on the
camp grounds, Thursday evening, ar
rangement WAS made for the following
tI;,i HIas,, ~ " r m,IN rev. =. W..
Harrisburg, Pa: Rev. Paul +. CusIck,
latter viii be here durIrp i've o,tiro
meeting.
While the men who were wor,,,np IN
a stone quarry near pIeo SAINT Vni,o,,
were at dinner the other day. cow
belonging to John Null ate two sticks
of dynamite that were lying near the
quarry. The COW died In n short time
ahu on belng opened the dynamite was
iounu IN her stomach, Until then the
wp,t 'h hod t,u usei. al H. Il TOSS 10 Know
VI '''e uStiu'''''c'
Stn rs ,c Hf".se Mhtnews anu virginia
na,, II,,r Ca, o. s,.a Wy vi ''e s,eainer
Alice Sandford at her home NJ ''' Pennso
boro.
William B. Mnthcws chief c,or,, or
the state auditors office will arrive IT.,
the city from Charleston this evening,
to visit his parents.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-24

Mrs. William RIne, late OF New Cas-
tie. Pn., Is visiting friends in this VI
cinity. .-
The long distance telephone company
will put in II pay station telephone at
Valley Grove rs soon as the fixtures
arrive. Postmaster X. II. Bowman Will
have It In charge.
Mr.. and Mrs. Berry, formerly Of this
county, OF late years Of Nebraska, have
disposed OF their farm In that state,
and will return here IN July, and pos
sibly make their native state their fu-
turc home.
Mr.. Talbcrt Maxwell, of the Grove,
was IN attendance at the university
commencement ut Morgnntown on
Thursday While there he was the
guest OF Mr.. VIII William, n member
OF the graduating class Of this year.
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The baby's coming is often looked for.
ward TO as a time Of dread and danger.
Many wonlen nre physically unfit to be-
co,nc mothers. They are sick and weak

In womanly why and may we'll look
with fear toward the time OF maternity.
Intelligent preparation for this time is
most essential. An athlete trains" for
months before his trinl. Most women
do not train " at NIL and yet their trial
is to be fifty times as severe as the
athletes. T
During the period Of CESSATION every
woman should use every means to
strengthen the organs that nre to be
tried. They should be kept In perfect
health. The faintcst syriptom Of dis.
order or disease should be promptly
eliminated. HE.
DR.. Picrce's l'nvoritc Prescription is
designed to do this very tl,irg-llns been
doing |. Tor over thirty years. 1t Is the
one SIRE medicine for all female co,n-
plants, II is the only medicine that
may be absolutely depended upon 10
practically abolish the pain and danger
OF childbirth. It is the only preparation
OF its kind TINT 10 the invention Of reg
ulariy graduated physiciau--a skilled
and experienced specialist in the cure
OF diseases OF women.
Mrs. Emerson Allen. Of Dorset, Ontario ca.
Ont. writes ~ waS In ?ery poor health for n
long time dntiug from the birth OF nv lille pirl
tried different doctors and III Trren, medicines,
took four bottles of 'Favorlic Prescription
aud seeta 10 be perfectly we'll again."
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-24
M'MECHEN NOTES.
Daily Items OF Interest About People
and Events.

Dnlly items Oh lntcfcSt ABOUT IcOplc
and Events.
William Tarr, OF this place, n carpen.
ter. while working on building near
St. Clairsville, on Thursday. fell SIX
teen feet from scaifold. and sustained
serious injuries. His right shoulder
was dlsloce,ed, nd he was otherwise
bruised He WAS brought to his home
here, where he will be laid up for some
time.
Misses Emma and Hester Cartwright
have returned to their horne at Glen
dale, after n pleasant visit with Miss
Ethel Campbell, OF Gravel street.
Edward Weisgerber. master mechalc
ut Mount Clair shops, Baltimore, was
In town yesterday. the guest OF his
sister. Mrs. !. L. Pracht.
DR.. and Mrs. NJ. ~. Dowler have re-
turned from Baltimore. where they at
tended meeting OF the Baltimore &
Ohio surgeons.
Thomas Noble. wife and daughter,
Eva have returned from Cleveland, O.,
where they attended reunion OF rail-
way employees.
Edward Koontz. NJ Moundsville. WAS
n visitor in town yesterday.
George Stewart Is laid up with Il &C.
we're attack OF rheumatism.
List McMechen Is home from Nor
gantown.
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BENWOOD NEWS.



A nine-ycar-old son OF John Poise
was run over In front of Currans sa-
loon yesterday morning By B. F. Hoods
delivery wagon. The boy was trying
to hang on the wagon. His stomach
was seriously injured. The boys faith
er few days ago was unfortunate
enough to be struck In the eye by n
piece of steel, and in consequence he
has lost the sight of the injured optic.
A big picnic will be given by William
Bogard. George Riegel. Ollie Bowers
and number of other young men at
THE Beach" tonight. A large dane
Ing platform has been erected at the
waters edge. and Bellalre orchestra
will furnish the music.
Yesterday the laborers employed by
Contractor Day In paving Alley A.
struck for 81 so = day. They were get
ting 81 25 and Mr.. Day offered them
81 IS to continue. but the offer was re-
jected. He threatens to get outside
men. Willie Bowers is leading the
strikers hosts.
1t Is rumored that the Riverside
steel works will shortly close down for
repairs. but the stop will not be n
lengthy one. On the other hand. the
mill may continue all summer unless
the repairs force stop.
Mrs. r. X. Sntterneld returned yes
terday from ColfaX, Marion county.
where she was In attendance ut the
bedside of her son, Lowinan. who has
now passed the critical stage. and Is
recovering.
Benwood and McMechen will cross
bats this afternoon. at the McMechen
grounds. McGee and Fitzgerald will
be the battery for Benwood. while Mar
pie and Morris will oiiiclate for Nc
Mechen.
Mrs. Annie e. Patterson leaves for
Chicago Monday In the. interest Of the
claimants to the estate OF General
Mercer. OF Revolutionary FAM.
A break OF the shears Mt the lower
stec. works yesterday morning threw
the men off for nearly al, day. II was
repaired In the evening.
Hiss JESSIE Burris, of Short Creek.
Ohio. and Miss Nora Goodlng. OF Cana!
Dover Ohio. were visiting Druggist ".
c. Burris yesterday.
The Daughters of Zion's social and
supper. at Whltemans Grove. this eve
ming. promises TO be n largely attended
event.
Among the wagons hauling passen-
gers Is one which came from Cleveland.
Another came from GAINESVILLE.
Miss Cora Bell will leave for Balti-
more next week to spend few months
with friends.
Mrs. A. l.. Policy and Miss Annie Pei
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park association having shown enter.
PRISE S" ana generosity will doubtless at
tract the entries OF oil the local cracks.
Inc entry blanks Will be out early next
week and can be had at the IntelNgcn-
Ger Office or at the Wheeling Novelty
works on Twelfth street. Entries Will
close July 3 at 6 n m, The prizes are
as follows: Z II
one-half (heats)-Flrst. diamond
stud, sl0; second. camera, IS; third,
ppa! PIN. sa; fourth, silver lina,nent
NV Two mile, hand!cnp-Tirst, bicycle,
Wv; second, racing suit, SO; third, sit.
yer shaving cup, S.; fourth, silver
match safe. 81 50. t5H'tf7, T. $3.50.
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low Rates TO Cleveland.

For the national convention of
Knights OF st. John Mt Cleveland. The
Wheeling \ Lake Erie will sci! tickets
on June % and &c nj one fire for the
round trip. good for return to and In
Guiding June 20. Two fast trains daily,
Telephone 9ei for Information.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-24

At Mansfield. RUE
Nan MsT' essi,e 81. 10 3 9 $50 1
and Barclay.
At Fort Wayne. RTE
Fort Wuync..2 5 l 3 3 0 Oh IS 6
Grand Rp!ds.2 90 ~ 1-9l5 /
Batteries. Swain and Bergen: Altrocl<
and Cote and Moynhan.
Al Dayton. i:'7 RHE
Dayton 80 10 0 gre 0 - 10
Toledo .........o 90 . l 70 % Is .
Batteries. Gilpatrick and Donohue: Cate
and Arthur. .,,tf,
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Special excursion train will leave
Bcllaire Mt 700 n. m: Bridgeport ut 7:iO
Il. IN. and Martins Ferry Mt 7:iG n. m.
Wheeling time. via Pennsylvania lines
Returning train will leave Cleveland ut
1880 pI H., central time.
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iThrce base hits, Roach. Two base hits.
Fender; Corners; Lyons 2; Myers. Stolen
luaid, Corners. Shafer. Pender, Berte.
Double plays. Taylor and Lyons. Dobbs
and Twinehnnl. Left on bases. youngstown
!. Wheeling .. Bases on balls on Roach /.
on Poole 2. Struck out. by Roach 3, by
Poole 2. Passed balls. Twlneham Time,
zoo Umpire, Caruthers. ~. -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-24
LOW RATE EXCURSIONS.
TO Oakland, Mt. Lake Park and Deer
d., p1f

juno 20 until July 10. the Baltimore &.
Ohio viii sell excursion tickets to above
stations. at rate Of one fare for the
round trip. good returning until July
10, inclusive.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-24
trustee Sales.
TRuSTEE'S SALE.

---------------------
rNRusTEE's SALE.
By virtue OF deed OF trust made by
Sarah llagan 10 me as trustee, dated
November ~, 1891. recorded In the office OF
the Clerk OF the County Court OF Ohio
County. West Virginia, In deed OF trust
book No. SO, page J9?, ! will sell at the
north front door OF the Court House Of
said County on
SATURDAY, the 9th DAYoF JUNE. 1899.
commencing at 10 o'clock n m, the fol-
lowing described property, that Is TO FAY:
a certain parcel of real estate situated
on the east side or EofI street. between
Eleventh and Twelfth streets, In the city
OF Wheeling, county OF Ohio. state OF
Wcst Virginia, and described ms follows,
that IN to say: So much OF tho north one
half OF lot numbered Three in square
numbered TwcntS-onc OF the town (now
city, Of Wheeling, conveyed to Henry Hol-
llnger by NoHh Zane and wife by deed
dated juno 9, lSs, and recorded In Decd
hook No Ii, Mt page lis. and devised BY
said Henry liollinGer to AramIntn Iioi-
lnSer, MS remains after dcduct!nS from
said north half OF said lot SO much thereof
as was conveyed by said ArRm!nta Holm
ger TO George ". fIcllngcr by deed dated
February 9. 1871. recorded In Deed Book
No. Is. page y, and after deducting also
from said north hnlt OF said lot so much
thereof as WINS conveyed by said Ara
minta liollinccr 10 Thomas II. Lewis and
il cnry Newman by deed dated October g.
1873. and recorded In Deed Book No. GS,
page IA.
Terms OF Sale:-One.th!rd and as much
moro as the purchaser may elect to pay In
cash on the day OF sale. the balance In
two equal installmcnts at six and twelve
months. notes bearing Interest from tho
day OF sale TO be given FOR the deferred
payments.
". W. CowDEN, Trustee.
]. C. IlERNEf. Auctionccr. my2i-s
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Special Dispatch to tho 1n,ellieencer,

Special Dispatch to the lntelligencer.
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. June 23--Whcel-
Ing scored another victory over Youngs-
town to-day, in an exciting fame Poole
pitched In great form. and fts hit In the
eighth inning sent home the tlcing run.
He stole second BY daring dash, and
scored the run that won the game on
Myers double. The batting OF Lyons was
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-24
IN7ER.STATELE LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUES.

Yesterdays GAMES;
Wheeling 3. Youngstown ..
Mansfield S, New Castle 9.
Dayton 1, Toledo 3.
Fort Wayne Il, Grand Rapids 0.
To-DAY'S GAMES.
Toledo at Dayton.
Wheeling at Youngstown.
Mansfield at New Castle
Grand Rapids ut Fort Wayne.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-24

CYCLING.

The prizes for the Fourth Of July bl-
cycle races at Wheeling Park have
laen relcctod. and their value (the
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Summer Resorts.

HoTDls M.
Michigan ave, near Beach, Atlantic City.
y. J. Electric bells. s. to sl2 per week.
% ielg j. E. REED
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DESIRABLE HOMES FOR SALE.


a two-story brick and frame addition.
Lot 25r feet 6 inches by about 40 feet. On
west side OF Main street, 3 doors north
OF Eighth street. Only $500 this week.
Large and desirable building sites In
Pleasant Valley. from ] TO 5 acres OF
ground. Site cannot be beat for q resi-
depce. H- | NJ Z
street-s300 only. q
a 33,foot by lc0-foot lot on Eighteenth
street. with brick dwelling on alley,
rooms. 49,
This Is all desirable. property and an
investment.
5O-foot by 1OO-foot lot corner Thirty
fourth md Chaa!ine streets. part of Al
hambra Rink and frame dwelling, rooms,
on 1t. will be offered cheap this week.
c. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Corner Fourteenth and Market Streets.
Telephone 5l7.
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The Mozart base ball club has organ
i2eA and would like to arrange games
with clubs In the Ohio valley. The Mo-
Aai'ts would like 10 hear from the VIII
sou TiGeTG for Sunday afternoon ut 3
O'Clock nj the FourtIeth street grounds.
managers address. 3Sl7 Eo!f street.
fol'hwing IN the line up: Harry Hou-
ZEN 2b Charles MIckmyerss ss; Sam
tVmpnrey. p and Of; Brit Mercer. ID:
hhrlca .lohnaOn. II and y; Buck Dcls-
N'nrtr ab; John Powell. II ana b: Wal
,tr '"rpncr. e; Edward McCiecn!n. q;
AH"hrd Ennis, RI: sub, MarilrEWitlie.
X. orr. Ball Game.
The *. Of =. bali game at the Island
Mt'l park to-day between Bernard
SShaaley Company No. Il and coucr De
i."hn Company NJ. Will attract Il
1hrge crowd. The game will be called It
p m, ladies free. A hnt,y contested
zane car be expected.
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Zeal estate.

FOR SALE.
No. 30 Sixteenth street.
Lot on river front, South Front street,
No. 10 Vermont street.
No. 4i2 Main street. \ sts
No. 3901 Chapline street. and other de-
sirablo property for business and resi-
lence, ~
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ECEIVERS' SALE.

- =. = :.
PECE1FERS' SALE.
IN
BY virtue OF decree q the circuit court
the III day OF June. 1899. and entered In
Chancery Order Book No, -, page -.
In cause IN chancery therein pending.
wherein W ". Wood ct al; are plaintiffs
anu isopett ". NSIe CT ~. lFe Hc ;,y
a ants mt 1ilutrslhnEeuI r teccrIs VI ~ ou u
brotners fIhine MN Company, VIII SCI.
~ puutis SUI az my i niI iIu.t uo1t u
ny court mousse oL ONO county, west
srSria, 10 .he n niBnes. ana ueS1 oluaer,
commencing Ut ~ cioch H. IN, vi the
elst DAY OF JUNE. 1893.
the following described real estate. that
Is to say.
ci ~. ~ n 1idf!5 f s1H;cn ~, IN ~
SGyANE I'm; ~ w; 81 n ~ M ~ =, * ~
r-iiI II ~ HS, I0r o' VI
eT,1TS * min, IH,t az, III rs L
i SiEE d1i ~ r.1 ~ y EEi.
iN1,. o!iio SouH ;, ~ 30 n!hniSih,
penlS nne sanS p.Hpeft,S Nh, ITuuncytu ~
nSou DiV,ne's in'iiH5 nm Lo.'irans ~
;Son nbelael. ns ureI unien Sn',e me Sun;
iS'-. anu ss III 80 So M, nu'u.t 10
on on tw6ich nroner,v Is situated The Wood
brothers Flaming Mill. which. with lis
fixtures and the machinery therein. Is
pnrt OF the aforesaid lot numbered four
~. and goes with said lot.
Also. by virtue OF said decree. the per-
sonal property OF the said Wood Brothers
hnnbra Rink. adjacent, to the planning mill
and located on leased ground. together
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New York at Cleveland.
Baltimore at Cincinnati.
Washington ut Louisville.
Brooklyn ut Chicago.
Philadelphia at st. Louis.
PITTSBURGH. June 90 - Pittsburgh
could not hit and Boston could. OBr.cn
was put out OF the game for talking back
TO Connolly. In the sixth inning. with
Dur,y on third. Frisbce had two strikes,
when he was relieved by. Stafford. who
made nice hit. scoring Duffy. Attend.
ance, 1900 Score:
RHE
Pittsburgh 30 0 1 0 . 0 o o. S /
Boston ........0 0 o ! 0 CO o. IL J
Earned runs. Pittsburgh ., Boston =.
batteries. Tannshill and B9werman; Lewis
and Connolly.
Al Cleveland. RHE
Cleveland 30 9 o 90 o.? !?
Earned runs. Cleveland !. New York /.
batteries. Bates and Schecongost; DoEeny
and Warner. Time, l:jj. Umpres, Smith
and Andrews. HM
Chicago .......o 0 0 0 . 2 0 "a !
Brooklyn 80 l 0 o . 0 o. . ::
Earned runs. Chicago |. Batteries,
Callahan md Donnhue; Dunn and Farrell.
Time Of game, 2:Gj. Empires, Gafrney and
Nahassau.
At st. Louis. r II i
St. Iouls......o 0 3 0 0 % / o. . ]
Philadelphia . 0 4 Q Ia II 0
Earned runs, St. Louis 1. Philadelphia S.
batteries Powell and Crlger: Piatt and
Douglass. Time, l:59. Empires. Emsiie
and Mcdonald.
At Louisville. Il II r
Louisville 80 o / o 4 o. IS Is 3
Washington % 0 0 o 1 0 0 "a 10 l
Earned runs. Louisville S. Batteries.
Bowling and Powers: Mercer and Butter.
Lmp'res. Swartwood and Warner limo
OK game. 30.
AZ Cincinnati II II +
Cincinnati al OIL 90 IS IL .
baltimore ...,l c 2 90 90 "a S 3
Earned runs, baltimore I. Cincinnati 9.
i;aurrics, Hahn and Pietz: Kitson and
!IrhhinSon. Cmpircs. O'Day and McGarr
Tlrs0
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-24

Open jane %. Accommodations for so,
Directly on the beach. FIrst-cass
throughout. with all modern improve
ments. Dancing pavilion. cNccllcn; music.
and pleasure resort on Atlantic const.
Lots for sale and Furnished Cottages for
rent. For terms apply 70 GEO. d. DE
SHIELDS. Mgr Dewey Hotel, or JNO.
L, WAGGAMhN. 900 18th ST., Washing
ton. ID. c. jol
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-24

yJTANTED = AGENTS IN EVERY
w county 10 sell "Fnmily Memorials.''
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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-24

A ELLINGTON HOTEL, ATLANTIC
N City, \. J. Michigan Ave. 20 yards
from boardwalk. In consequence OF IN
wing, containing 70 large. airy rooms.
Dining rooms, seating capacity 900 per-
hons. New furnishings throughout. PrI-
vute baths, Elevator and every modern
convenience. Popular rates. Rcpresentn-
tive will be ut Hotel Anderson, PITTSBURGH,
June Il, 20. q, q. q, y. when engage.
mcnts may be made. IT, ". PURCHASE.