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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-06
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
Tho Daily Chronicle of Wheeling
r'7.g.'4 prpr,ngat,,n N-,Ex,y, jim.

Tho Daily Chronicle Of whecling's
Progressive Scfglih0r.
Mra. Margaret Gllbrnith died at her
home on Second street. about 6 O'CLOCK.
yesterday morning, after an Illness Of
about two weeks. Deceased was born
In Ireland seventy-eight years ago and
has been resident OF this city for more
than fifty years, Tho funeral will oc-
cur Tomorrow morning at 10 o'clock,
from St Paul's church. frternfont VIII
be at Weeks cemetery.
The Hit aud Miss party given by
Miss Lena KochIer at her hcme on
Vine street last evening, was n very
enjoyable social affair. About twenty
OF her friends were present and very
pleasant evening was spent. Elegant
refreshments were discussed at fash
ionable hour.
Mrs. Robert Gray, of Vine street,
while boarding the Eliza, Saturday ar
tern0on. bound for Wheeling. slipped
| and fell into the river. In falling she
struck the plank and was considerably
bruised.
The Independent racing team Will
commence practicing for the Bradford
races this week. The track will be roll
ed and scraped to-day and put In
good condition for hard training.
Dr.. B. o. Williams left last evening to
attend the meeting OF the American
Medical Society at Columbus, where he
went as q delegate from the Eastern
Ohio Medical Association.
Morris Smith will entertain his
young friends this evening at porch
party" from to 10 at the home of his
parents. Mr.. and Mrs. A. J.. Smith on
North Fourth street
Mics Myrtle Miller. OF this city. leaves
Sunday for Newark, O., where she goes
to play n weeks engagement with an
opera company at Idle Wilde Park.
/ Burglars entered Fishers saloon on
Main street, through q side window,
early yesterday morning and secured
Sl2 in cash. E
Tho BARRIERS Union met last evening
and received into their folds two new
members. Elmer Rosenthal and Joseph
Shuckmel.
The ladies OF the English Lutheran
church, will give Il strawberry social
In the opera block Saturday evening.
Thomas Evans was arrested yester-
tus VA u Niidl SG Va COnCuCt,
He Will have q hearing this morning.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Joy returned
yesterday from Pittsburgh. where they
had been the guests OF relatives
Miss Emma Fletcher will leave this
morning for her home In Benilsvllle, O.,
TO spend the summer vacation.
The. barber shop Of Everett Cooey
closed Saturday, the contents being
sold to Oliver Parker.
The Knights of Pythias meet tonight,
and have three candidates TO initiate.
David Pearon. Of Niles. Ohio. is the
guest OF Joseph Bird. on North street.
The Vigilants held thelr regular
monthly meeting last evening.
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Daily Items of Interest About People
and Eynpfc

Daily Items Of Interest About People
and Events.
J. NJ. Carney and son Mike. J. H. Tho
ner and wife. James Quinn and wife,
formed n party which left lust night for
Cumberland. Md. where they Will at
tend n meeting OF oil the railroad or
ganizations.
Rev. Carroll left yesterday morning
for Thornton, Preston county. to visit
his wife, who Is spending few days
with her parents ut that place.
William Van Kirk nnd fnmily have
returned home from Finlcyvillc. Pa,
where they have been visiting friends
for week.
Miss Jessie Keller has returned TO her
home In Wheeling. after pleasant Wis
II with friends here.
Mrs. Stanton Philips, Of Bellaire, Is
visiting Mt the home OF J. w. Kettelwell
on Grand street.
Miss Alice White hns returned to Bel
laire. after visiting her sister, Mrs.
Isle MARBLE.
a small child Of James Ice died Sun
day night. and Will be buried to-day.
Claude Goodwin has returned from n
visit with friends at Glenwood, Pn,
Booth Goodwin, night watchmau, has
resigned his position. VI, -
John Kettelwell Is on the sick List.
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CAPTAIN BoNAR SUSPENDED
BY Revenue Collector White Pending
an Investigation.

The Benwood shooting cases against
Deputy Revenue Collector W. Newton
Bonar did not come UP before Squire
Riddle or Mayor Shepard yesterday,
but the city's case will be heard some
time tomorrow. Walton Davis, the
young man Bonar shot at, yesterday
Withdrew the warrant he swore out In
Squire Riddles court. giving as his req
son that further litigation would give
serious. anxiety 10 his Invalid mother
Davis maintains that he was accident
ally Jostled against Bonar and was
showed by others, and ran when he sow
ilim trying to arrest him. It Is said the
state may not agree to drop Davis case
but will bring 1t before the Marshall
county grand jury. which meets today.
Marshal Furbee went 10 Afoundsvllle
yesterday to serve the state warrant on
Captain Bonar, but the latter had pre-
Tiously lef. for Parkersburs. Collector
a. B. White. of Parleersburs, has sus-
pended Bonar from office. pending IN
investigation of the shooting.
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NAUSEOUS OR PLEASANT,
a Remedy Pleasing to tho Plate OF
more Benefit than n Nnusrting One.

A Remedy Pleasing to tho Plate of
more Benefit than n Nanscting One. Z
In former days q medicine was valued
according to It's nauseousness. Even
now there are those who dlstrust a
pleasant medicine. Yet our sense OF
taste Is u guard and guide implanted
In us to enable us to avoid that which
would do us harm. What the taste
approves benefits the body: what It re-
1ects would oftentimes. if taken, impair
the health, sometimes destroy the life.
The very qualities which the taste
approves upbuild and fortlfy the body
agalnst the onslaughts OF disease,
This truth Is wonderfully exempllnnd
In the wider and wider recognition OF
Duny's Pure Malt Whisky as pos
sessing the most wonderful medicinal
and stimulating power of any agent
that is known to the medical protes-
sion. =; -sls4 r
Duffy's Pure Malt Whskey Is as
harmless as milk. ns pleasant to the
taste as nectar. and us powerful In REM
edial and stimulating power as are all
the agents Of the whole phnrmacopoeia
This great truth Ia gradually becoming
known the world over and 1t is well
for the human race that such is the
case. 80
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VERY IOWRATES.
National Pence Jubilee, Washington,
ID. c. Baltimore & Ohio RaiIrond.


ID. O. Baltimore q Ohio Railrond.
For the great National Pence Jubilee.
TO be held at Washington, D. c., May
%. "a and IS. the Baltimore & Ohio
railrond will sell excursion tickets at
ONE FARE for the ROUND TRIP
from points on It's line east of Pitts
burgh. Parkersburg and Wheeling In
elusive, excep, from the following points
from which round trip tickets viii be
sold ms namcd New York. IS: PhIla-
delpha. IS: Chester. 81 50; Wilmington,
-: Baltimore. s..
Tickets will be sold Mag ~ and 81
md Will be good returning ten days, In.
Guiding date OF sale.
The programme Is az follows:
May @%-Parade Of military and m :
val organizations. Statutes from gun
boats Ringing of chimes ana band
concerts. -
May 2i-Paradc OF school chIlarcn.
Parade OF civic organizations. All vchl.
clcS In the streets TO be decorated with
flowers.
May 25-Hlstorlcal Pageant, illus,rat.
Ing United STATES soldiers and sailors OF
each Of the American conflicts, Grand
Examinations and fireworks at nish,. m
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BOWLING.
MOZART LEAGUE,

The standing OF the players in the
Mozart summer bowling tournament at
the end OF the NTH week. is as follows:
Castor, Harvest. 6. 1853; Meteor, c. C.
c.. u, l65; Handlan. c, C. c., 10, 1856:
Weitzel, c. &C, -. 1853: Rahr, Harvest,
II. 15S: Wilhelm, N. Z. L. & A. A.. 10,
l57: Franz, Harvest, IS. 1b4: Emblem,
n. %. L. & A. A., l2, 15l: Cochran. c. c.
c., Is, t5f: Note. Harvest. 6. 100; Beuter.
n. p. l.. & A. ALE, l4s; Arndt, Harvest.
6: l46: Knoke. South Side. 6, 14b; C.
c.. IL. 14i; Dick. C. C. c.. Q. 'l44; Beis-
L. & A. A., 3. IA; Jones. n. e. L. & A.
A., H. 1ii; Wagner, South Side, Is, 1i4;
Kraft. All Rooters. IL. IA: A. Fette.
Osceolu ., 144; Fugate. National. Is,
~: Balzer, Harvest. y. 143; w. Falck,
N. E. L. &; A. A., u. l43: Haziet.. q. u.
Y. r.. 6. 1i2; EbelinS. Osceola.. O.. l42:
Henderson, All Rooters. IL, 141; Miller,
All Rioters. Q, 40: Andiinger. Osceola,
., 40: C. Fatte, OSceola. 0, 40; Cardo.
ma. q. 2. z. o.. 9, 1879; ". Brasch, All
Rcoters. 6. 1879: RAIDER. N. Z. L. & a. A..
u, 1873; Kalkreuth, Osceola, 3. 1875; Car
enbauer. National. 3. 1871: McElroy, z.
q. 2. D., 3. 1856: Plankey. All Rooters,
10. 1875; Belt., All Rooters. 6. 1874; Beis-
w!nser, z. III. T., II. 1873; BeIswinger.
Osceola, 3, 1873; R. Smith, National. Is,
1872: Marti, All RIOTERS. 6. 1871; A. Norte-
man. Osceola, 8. 13l: Peterson, z. q. z.
T.. 9. 1870; Wasmuth, South Side. r.,
129; Arndt, Osceola. 3. 1923: Bartels. y. z.
2. g.. 49, 12S; Henry. Nationals, 3. 12S:
Helmbright, Nationals Is. 127: Brett,
South Side. IL. 127; Kahn, South Side,
II. 1871: Marten. Osceoln. 6. l27: Roth,
South Side. IL. 126: Kahn. Ali RIOTERS. 6,
1e6: Plankey. National. 10, 12s: Moody,
South Side. g. 125: Shafer. National, s.,
1874; Bohn. z. y. 2. H.. 9. l23: Bell, u. z.
Y. T.. 6. l22: Druschel. All RIOTERS, g.,
lis: Nolte. Osceola, 6. III: Steuernagel,
Osceola, G. l15: wolvington. Harvest,
Ill: Paulus. z. q. 2. o., 3, 100, e
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challenges the Register-News team to
mortal combat on the alleys. No bowl
ers can Compete In this game who are
not actively connected with the news
papers. II the Register. and the News
can Get together to-day, patch up their
little differences and agree to offer
themselves sip, to slaughter at the hands
Of the combination first mentioned
nboVe,F all will be lovely-othersise
there can be no hope otlreconciliation,
likewise they will escape q singing de-
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Allen's Foot.EnHc. powder for the fect.
IT cures painful. swollen, smnrting, ner-
vons feet. and Instantly takes tho sting
out OF corns and bunionp. It's the grrni,
est comfort discovery Of tho age Aliens
Foot-Ensc makes tight or new shoes f.rl
caEy. II 10 u certain cure for sweating
calions and hot. tired. aching feet. Trv
It today, Sold by all druggists md shoe
stores. by mail for &c In stamps. Trini
package FREE. Address, Allen s. dim.
stcd, lie Roy. N. Y. tth&s
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MORGANTOWN - River z feet s
inches and falling. Weather cleur and
warm.
STEUBENVILLE- 7 feet and
falling. Weather. clear and warm.
BROWNSVILLE - River feet Q
Inches and failing.
GREENSBORO-Riv s feet and
stationary. Weather fair and hot.
PlTTSBURGH-Rive 5s fee, and
falling. Weather, clear and warm,
POINT PLEASANT-Riycr H. feet
and stationary. Clear.
C1NClNNATI-River 1871 feet, Clenr.
2" CAlR0-Rtyer % feet and falling. Hot,
EVASSV1LLE-Riyer feet and fall.
Ing. Clear and hot.
LOulSVILLE-River 81 feet In ca
nal; FL feet on falls: 1876 feet below
lock. Clear and hot.
MEMPHIS-RIver 20 feet. fall OF
1.3 Clear and hot.
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Duy lOH ~ w tlctllIlb.
Grand Rapids at youngstown.
Fort Wayne at New Castle,
.s4 81 Toledo Mt Mansfield.
Wheeling lost yesterdays game to
Dayton and exchanged positions with
the Old Soldiers, Ordinarily the knock
ers would he In their glory, but they
nre strangely silent, and all on nc-
count OF tho magnificent rally made BY
the Wheelings In the ninth inning,
which came within an ace of itieing the
fcore. ttS S
For eight innings the Wheellngs had
been unnb!e to do business with Mr.
Mick" Carter. who holds, down pitch
Ing Job on the Dayton team. Three
little hits had been made; everything
else had been up in air. mostly to the
inheld, and II looked very much like q
shut-out While Wheeling was dong
go little with the visiting teams twirler.
the other fellows had been hitting
Poole at O rather lively clip and. aided
by three very costly errors, had piled
up five runs.
But In the ninth, the home team made
4 finish that was a beauty, but It fell
Just one short OF n tie and OF course
counted for nothing. Taylor led of
with safe hit to right field, Lyons
went 70 first on four wide ones. and
Twinehnm hit a beautiful two-bagger
to deep right. scoring Taylor. and send
ing Lyons to third. Niles executed a
neat sacrifice, scoring Lyons. Babb
met one OF Carters inshoots on the arm
and trotted down to first. Then came
Poole. and he landed on the first ball
pitched with a mighty swing for three
bases TO deep center, scoring Twinchan
and Babb. With one to tie and only
one out. It looked promising, but the
fates-or. rather. Davton's risht-fielder
were against the Stogles. for both
Wells and Lytle sent long flies that
were captured by Frank otter hard
runs.
Score.
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MouNpsyILLE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From MARSHALL
County's Chief City.

SOH'lty'S SInet Ivy. -H
William Caldwell, OF the Gospel
Trumpet Publishing Company. and
who had been sick fer some time with
typhoid fever. died Sunday and the re-
mains were laid to rest ir ut. Rose
cemetery yesterday afternoon.
Rev. B, ". Spur, Senator S. W..
Mathews and John T. Gal!aher Will
leave for Huntington to-day. to at
tend the Episcopal council, which
meets there this week. 100
Mrs. w. 3. Hicks and daughter, Miss
Lucille. OF Wheeling, are the guests OF
| Mrs. Elizabeth Hammond and daughter
Maggie, OF lockwood avenue.
The w. G. r. u. Will Five an enter
talnuleTt at their hall this evening. A
very Interesting programme has been
prepared for the occasion.
County Clerk Z. NJ. Lewis was IN his
office yesterday for the first time for
several Jays. He has had a severe
siege with tolls.
Chester Simpson Is confined to his
bed with typhoid fever at the home OF
his mother, on Jefferson avenue.
W. D. Grandstaff. OF the Mountlsyiile
Herald staff, Is confined 10 his home In
the. Third ward with sickness.
Miss Perks, OF Huntington, Is the
guest OF her cousin, Miss Susan Hol-
derby. of Jefferson avenue.
The June Term OF the circuit court will
convene this morning at 0 o'clock. This
Is grand Jury day.
Miss Maude Jefferson will leave for
Huntington this morning, to attend the
Episcopal council.
Frank Anshrz will return to-day
from Q visit to relatives at New Mar
tlnsvIlle.
5. c. Shaw. OF the Mounlsvllle Echo,
has returned from a business tip to
Chicago.
The ladies OF the NJ. f. Sewing Society
met with Mrs. C. C. Mathews last night.
Rev. a. Moore. OF Winding, was in
the city yesterday.
The board of education will meet to-
morrow evening.
Mrs. S. A. Hawk is the guest of Hun
tlngton friends.
Mr. and Mrs. v. A. weaver are at
Philadelphia
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Council Committees Meet,

Four council committees met last
night, their chief object being the au-
diting and passage OF committee bills,
resulting as follows: Health. sl4l 13:
markets. $40 85: scales. $40 Is; real es-
tate, sl26 so. The health committee re-
eeived q Communication from the water
board, protesting against the site of
the reduction plant as being prejudicial
to the reservoir. Action on the matter
was postponed.
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TIiERIVER.
yesterdays DEPARTURES

Parkersburg. BEN HUR. II p. m,
S!stersvlle. RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
Steubenville. 7. NJ. BAYNE, $50 p. m.
pittsburgh. ..PITTSBuRGH. p. m.
Newport. .....JIiWEL. II n. m.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Cincinnati. -KEYsToNE STATE. s a. m
Parkersburg. II. X. BEDFORD, II q. m.
Matamoras.. LEXINGTON, II u. m.
Sistersville.. RUTH. 1880 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, 1850 p. m.
siSTb 1,.Iid + NJ BAYNE go p m.
j BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
charleston. .KANAWHA. go n. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $40 p. IN.
Sistersyille. RUTH. 3:30 p. m.
Newport. JEWEL. u a. M
SteubenVllle..T n. BAYNE, $50 D, n.
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the shock and
strain of naterri.
~. her vitalityis at
It's lowest and the
food she eats must
nourish two lives.
The natural re-
sult is that the
m o thcr looks
around for q
J." tonic, y and gen.
orally finds her
tonlc Ia the
form Of q stimu-
liant, whic b not
only gives the
IL other no real
strength but is m
{pt,,yN- tnty,. rt,;y1
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The marks At 6 p. IN. showed 7 feet 8
inches and falling. Weather, cloudy
and very warm. Thermometer, 96 at
p. m.
The City OF Pittsburgh Will be here at
8 O'Clock tonight for Cincinnati! and
Louisville. She has good offerings from
the upper river. including large num-
Der Of round-trippers.
The Virginia passed UP this morning
for Pittsburgh, and will be here at S
o'clock Thursday morning for Clnc!n-
natl.
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Tomorrow at Wheeling Park - a
Great Bowling Match.
The annual Press Day outing occurs
tomorrow afternoon at Wheeling park.
y special motor will be boarded at the
Sixteenth street station at ? O'Clock.
Aside rom the spread, the main fea.
ture will be Il great bowling contest.
The 1ntell!gencer has Joined forces with
the genial gentlemen who dish up the
happenings OF the day every afternoon
for the German-Americans OF Wheel
Ing. In other words, the Intelligencer-
StaatS 2eitunS bowling tenn hereby
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The Best Prescription for ChiIls
and Fever Is bottle of Groves Taste.
less Chill Tonic. It Is simply iron and
Quinine In 4 tnsteless form. No cure
no pay. Price, Goo. tthsE.w
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AfUSEE LEAGUE.


The Rough Riders road race comes
off at 6:2i o'clock this evening from the
corner OF Fifteenth and Eorf streets. at-
ter three postponements. There are
twcrty-thrce entrants.
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BASE BALL COMMENT.

Dcian or Crabiii Will pitch for
Wheeling this afternoon, unless Frank
Parviu. the Southern League wonder.
in IN good shape. Crabil! has been
oitching IN extreme hard luck. and the
tide 10 about due to turn In the young
mans favor. He is really one OF
Wheeilng's best twiriers. und ought to
quill out @ victory from the visitors.
There will be @ double-header to-
morrow afternoon for one admission.
The first game starts at 2 o'clock.
To-day is Ladies' Day. and the man.
agetueut invites the fair eek to grace
the occasion In goodly numbers.
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CuppY ZIP I'M THE A1n

WASHINGTON. June 5.--Cuppy went up
IN the air In the seventh inning and the
Senators secured q commanding lend. He
was then succeeded by Wilson, Hcidrirk
was put ont OF tho game tor dlsputing n
decision. Attendance, LOCO. Score; !.
Wash'gton III os0l orl,7so Iii X X = :
st. Louis ....t 0 . 300 . o. avs :
Earned .vns Washington q st. Louis a
batteries. Mercer and Mcguire: Wilson.
Suppy and Crieer. UmpIres, Lynch and
Connolly. Time, 2:l5 - - ! 81. ~.
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WHEELING DAILY INTELLIGENCER. TUESDAY JUNE s. 1899

was a little on in bis twirling. ana h,s
t lean M a whole wns not much better. At
baltimore 40 ! Q o % o o q o. q Z
chicago .......0 30 9 . o o lob 2
Earned runs, Chicago 3. Batteries, Nj.
Glnnity and Robinson: Phyle, Griffith and
Nichols: tUmplres, Swnrtwood and War
her. Time a.6S fIf'-.'-S'a t,.s'' W. 49,
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Steamship Tickets.

J. G. TomlInson. agent PcnnsrlvnnI,
lines, No. s Eleventh street. Is agent for
the North German Lloyd, Cunard,
American, French. Anchor, Red Star
and White Star lines. See him for low
cot rates.
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Millions Given Awny.

II Is certainly gratifying to the pub
lie to know of one concern In the land
who are not afraid TO be generous 10
the needy and suffering. The proprIe
tors OF DR.. Kings New Discovery FOR
Consumption, Coughs. and Colds have
given away over ten million trial bot
ties OF this great medicine: and hny.
the satisfaction Of knowing II has nbso.
lutcly cured thousands OF hopeless
cases. Asthma, Bronchitis. Hourscness
and nll diseases Of the Throat. Chest
and Lungs are surely cured by 81. Call
at Logan Drug Co. drugglais. md get
u free trial bottle Regular size, T6c
and 81. Every bottle guaranteed or price
refunded
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Two base hits. TwIneham. Donohoe 2.
Three-b1sc hits. Lyle. Poole. S!eEle.
Double play. Rapp and RIeman. Bases
on balls, of Poole 3: Off Carter 2. Hit
hatsmcn. by Carter Z. Struck ont. by
Poole 3: by Carter g. Sacrifice hits. Niles,
S!cgle. Rapp. Left on bases DAYTON S.;
Wheeling I. Time. lbs. Umpire. Elbrght.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

PHILADELPHIA. June 5-Rhines and
Gardner were equally easy for the locals.
md they batted out II victory without Diff
Guilty. Frazer kept Pittsburgh's hits scat
tered and pitched steady game. Attend
MOI, lnnrn. - -
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rArTpNED THEIR AyERAeEs !,

NEW YORK, Juno 5.-Tho sunerhas
fattened their batting averages mt tho ex.
pense OF Hughey to-day. and won as they
pleased. Dunn pitched In great form.
holding the tnil-enders down 10 four hits,
Jhe hittinF o. Farrell and Dunn and a
sharp double play by Dahlen and McCann
we're we're the features. Attendance, 1000
Cleveland ...1 o u o o o o o % 4 Z
brooklyn sol OES 4 0 LII 10
Earned runs. Brooklyn s, Batteries
Empires. Emslle and Mcdonald. Time,
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BOXING. g
... w
CYCLING.
INTER.STATELEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS.

YESTERDAYS GAMES,
Dayton 5. Wheeling L.
Youngstown Is. Grand RAPIDS 10.
n New Castle 0, Fort Wayne S.
Mansfield O. Toledo a
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MOTHERS lose their dread for "tha,
terrible second summer" when they
have DR.. Fowler's Extract OF Wild
Strawberry In the house. Natures spe.
clf1c for bowel complaints Of every sort
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W. ID. Jones', the Tailor,
In now located in his new store at
1916 Market street. 4 full und COM
plete stock on exhibition at popular
prices. WSs
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There, greater demand made on the
strength Of the mother when nursing than at
any other time. She has Just gone through
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-06
PRESS DAY OUTING

Entries for the knights OF Pythlns
road race close this evening Mt G o'clock,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-06

NO complaining when Wheeling Bak-
cry bread Is on the table. Always ask
for the tin seal bread. y.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-06
ANOTHER .FoR Rnsro,,

BOSTON. Juno G.-Thc Champions took
another game from tho Cincinnatis to-
day by timely hitting. Willis proved very
effective, except In the fifth, when no was
pounded hard. Corcornn's work at short
was the feature Of tho game Attendance,
900. Score: aa' - =
RHE
Boston .......0 2 o rs o 3 o .-iO is :
Cincinnati 81 Q 20 40 o o. 10 5
Earned runs, Boston 7; Cincinnati 8.
Battegles. Willis and Clark; Dammann
and Peitz. Umpres,. Gaffuey ind An
drows. Timc, 2:OS. ~.