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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-15
OLD WORLD MURDERER
Rounded up IN Chicngo-IltIlcd OH,
Woman for Love of ano,hcr

Akouhuel up Ill Sn1cuHO-htllCu ono
Woman for Love Of Another.
CHICAGO, July 14.-In the arrest Of
Bartholomae kost. a young cabinet
maker of Vienna, Austria, the Chicago
police believe they have cleared up the
mystery surrounding the death of Ma
RE Feodlcka, Of Vienna, a crime which
created sensation In Austria, and for
the perpetrator Of which the police Of
two continents have been searching for
some time. ..4
kost was found here living with his
bride OF few months. The latter
was Marie Schlrma, a cook In Vienna.
She Is young und attractive, and be-
cause of his love for her Kost Is said 10
have robbed and murdered Miss veo-
dlcka. ae
According to the Austrian police Miss
Feodickh met kost In New York In
1893 In May, 1897, she returned to
Vienna, followed shortly after BY Kost.
It was announced they were 10 BIO mar
ried, and on March II. 1898 Kost started
for New York with Miss Veodickn. say
Ing they would be married there. This
was objected to by the girls parents,
who had given her 600 forms, and Kost
agreed to marry Miss Veodlcka In Ber-
I'm. Two days later II postal card
signed Marie and Bartholomew was re-
ccivcd from Berlin. This card, which
waS the last word ever received from
Miss Veodlcka, the police believe Kost
wrote In order TO dsarln suspicion
Nearly Two months Inter, while selnl ng
In the river Elbc n fisherman brought
to the surface the body OF Il well
dressed woman, which was finally ldcn-
titled as that of Miss Veodlcka, Murks
OF foul play were apparent. The po-
lice at once suspected Host Of the muir
der. 1t was learned that he had dia-
posed of some OF Miss Veodicka's wear
Ing apparel In Vienna. Later II also
was learned that Kos, had married Ma
RE schlrmn on April 10. and with her
had gone to America. They were final
ly traced to Chicago. Kost spends mos,
of his time crying, and IL In II state OF
almost complete mental collapse. FIX
tradition papers have been applied for,
and no VIII be tnken buck to Vienna for
trial a#-r. l" .tH -,
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of Wheeling
VSrntrunrut,,-. y. .H

The Daily Chronicle of Whcclinr's
Progressive Ncighbor.
Following Is the programme OF the
fourth open air concert to be given Sat-
urday evening in Walnut Grove by the
Martih's Ferry Cornet Band:
, ". P. Chambers
Medley Overture ....-...."Out for n LARK
Serenade ....:....." THE Old Church Organ
W. p. Chambers.
Characteristic Dance OF Hogun's Alley
:. Gene Myers
~ 'N /. p '.' Lauraniea nou''ry i'''e
Mdfcn .........................." t>ours Lett
w. II. Thomas.
Thomas Martin. who has been bonrd
ing at Mrs. McCann's, Skipped out yes.
terday with gold watch. two rings
two razors and coat belonging to Other
bohrders. The police were notified and
made n thorough search Of the city, only
to learn that he had escaped to Wheel
Ing.
Mrs. Gamble and Mrs, Barrett leave
for Youngstown Monday. as delegates
to the state convention OF Indies Of the
G. a. r.. to represent Mother Mckinley
Circle or this city.
Thomns Blinco who Is employed at
the Laughlln. had his foot badly mash
ed yesterday afternoon. by a heavy har
Of Iron falling upon It.
The "Big Six" fishing CLUB. who have
been in camp at Deep Run for the past
ten days, returned home yesterday.
Joseph Anthony left yesterday for
Pittsburgh to accept his new position at
the Zugs rolling MILL =5
The ladies' OF the G. A. r. will give a
mill mems supper In Commercial hall
Saturday evening.
DR.. w. r. Hervey returned to. Pitts
bursh yesterday. after a few days visit
with friends here.
Misses Eva Crosscr and Sadie Knox,
OF Lisbon. O.. are the guests of Mr.. and
Mrs. Matheny.
Mr.. and Mrs. NJ. A. Sybert, Of Sisters
Vile. are the guests OF relatives In this
city. .",
Blon Williams Is the guest OF re.atives
in Wellsburg.
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BRIEF NIENTIONINGS,
Events in and Abou. the City Given in

II Nutshell.
+. Ewing. OF the Wheeling corrugated
works. had his wrist cut open yester-
day morning while handling metal
/ sheets.
; Mrs. James K. Hall and Mrs. Andrew
U. Wilson will entertain the Married
Ladies' Euchre club ut Mrs. Halls res
idence In Pleasant Valley Friday AFTER
moon.
1t was stated In Tuesdays Intelli-
gence- that Gala Mitchell had been
fined for running slot machine In the
saloon adjoining tho Hotel Brunswick,
of which HI Is proprietor. This Is an
error. as Mr.. Mitchell does not own the
saloon.
Last nights News generously do
mated considerable space In describing
orations delivered by three OF the West
Liberty graduates. who. unfortunately
for the News. did not crate And by
some peculiar turn these orations were
elaborated on more than the ones de-
iivered. All Of which comes from re-
porting things ut distance Of twelve
miles,
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I'eleasc of Spanish Prisoners

WASHINGTON, June l4.-As n result
of the understanding recently arrived
ut between the Spanish minister, Duke
dArcos. and our authorities. 1t Is OK
pectcd that the Madrid officials viii a,
nm cnrly day select n commissioner to
reopen negotiations with Aguinnldo for
the reicnfc OF the Spanish prisoners
held by the insurgents. The efforts OF
the United States authorities have been
futile. not only ~ to releasing the
Spanish, but also ns to Lieutenant Gill
more and other American prisoners. It
IS Tor this reason that the Spanish nu-
thoritl"s VIII be given NIL necessary ia
y,,,Iu
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TIE RIVER,

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Charleston. .kANAWHA, GEO n, IN,
Pittsburgh. ben HUR, PIP. m. t.rl
Sis,crsyille.. RUTH. $3.50 =. m.
Clarlnston.. LEROY: $40 p. m; t-
Stcuhcnville. IT. NJ. B1iYNE:, $50 y. IN.
Newport. II n. m.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
pittsburgh. GREENWOOD, $50 q. m.
Cincinnati, VIRGINIA S Il. m,
Parkersburs. II. K. BEDFORD, II q, IN
Mntamurns. :. LEXINGTON, II a. m.
Sistersville,. RUTH, $50 y. m.
Clnr'ngton....L LEROY. 3:30 p. m.
Pittsburgh. .LORf;NA, 2 a. nj.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY, 6 a. m.
Parkershurs, BEN HUR, Ii q. IN.
s!stersvllle.. RUTH. $3.50 .. m.
Newport. ...IEWEL, II n. M.
Clarington... LEROY, $50 p. m.
steuhenvftto.. IT. NJ. RAYNE. $50 p. m.
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."GROCERS' DAY"

win be To-day'sAttrnctlon at Wheel
ing Park Il An Attractive Pro
sramme has Been Prcparcd-Gro-
ccries to Close at Noon. X
"Grocers' Day" at Wheeling park this
afternoon and evening Is u card that
Will likely attract one Of the largest
crowds OF the season to the beautiful
resort enst of the city. The commits
tees In churge OF the outing havo pre-
pared an attractive programme OF
hmusements for afternoon and even
Ing. including bicycle racing on the
new track. bowling. foot racing and
dancing, ,ss;f@ -
The bicycle races arc in charge of
Jason G.. Stamp. an assurance that
they will be pulled or in good STYLE,
For these races the following officials
have been chosen: Referee, W. r,
Stevenson; Judges. al Uir1ch, Herman
Frederick, Homer Wells and Jack
Gaus; timer, WIN T. Sadler: scorer, j.
G. Stamp. 73
There are three events, the boys one
mile. the grocer clerks' one mile and
the two-mile open hnndicap. In the
DSsF AuNC AHe AoAlOWAuB llueTS uEe en-
tered: Harry Dailer. VIII Pickett. In
the grocer clerks race the entries In
clude II. Altmeyer. Elwood Humes, F.
Kline and John Lubic. For the two
mile open handicap the entries and
handtcaps are us follows: ITO yards,
Likely" Penrlman (the messenger boy
wonder); 100 yards, VIII Pickett; rs
yards. p. Kline; 80 yards, Joe Balzer, C.
Doyle;' rs yards. John Lubic, Percy
Harris, Charles Modar: scratch, Bert
Pickett. N
After the races Bert Pickett will es-
tablish q truck record FOR one mile.
tandem and trlplet paced. and VIII
Pickett Will 80 the same distance for
la-yenr .old boy record.
Races begin at 3 o'clock. and in the
event OF the boys and grocer clerks
races having ten entries trial heats Will
be run. the winner and second rnuf
qualifying for the finals. Entries for
these two races will not close unit 3
O'clock r4s - E..Hn =
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Willtnms-DOlnu Wedding.

A swell colored wedding occurred at
tho Simpson NJ. f. church last night,
the contracting parties being Miss
Mary Magdalen Williams and Mr.,
Frank Edward Doian. Rev. J. ".
Waters performing the ceremony,
There We're number OF out-of-,own
people In attendance. The best man
was Ashby letters and the bridesmaids
were Jennie Waters. Mol!ie Jones. Ma
ME Walker, Octavia Hollinger. Annn
Relman and Bessie Ice. The maid az
honor was Minnie Turner. and Marian
Henderson and Mary MoXeley were
flower girls.
The bride wna nttircd In white satin
trimmed In lnce and silk. made on
tra!ne wreath OF llllcs Of tho valley.
and she carried roses and carnations.
The bridesmaids and other females
wore white, yellow md pink arga ndles.
Mr.. Williams, n brother, gave the bride
away. The nshers were William Tur-
per, Charles Yalis, Joseph Verse, Lee
Gray, Edward Jones and George John
son. reception followed Mt the home
OF Mr.. md Mrs. Turner on EoiY street,
Miss Anna Jennings presided mt the or
gnn for the church ceremony.
Visitors Included Mrs William Light :
foot ana daughter. Pi,tsburg; Mrs,
Hattie McCourtney. Altoona; Miss Idz-
zie Peters and Miss Sallic Murray, Of
steubcnville, and Miss Erncst!ne Foun-
talnc. Of Pnrkcrsburg.
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The Metropolitan club Is completing
arrangements, for the two boxing bouts
to be pulled Off during EIks' carnival
week, nnd has matched Buzz" Aubcr
and Louis Baker for a ten-round pre-
llm!nary to the Matty Mutthews-juck
Bennett go on June 81. These lads met
once before In the club. and Referee
Gavin stopped the terrific milling In the
third round. so their meeting will oc-
casion considerable interest. The pre-
I it'ninnry to the Dick O'Brien- Harry
Fisher contest on June 80. may bring
Chlppy ChApline and another good man
together. After these bouts the club
Will close down until September, re-
Opening during tho week OF the state
10 'I".
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WARREN-Rlver % foot; fair and
warm.
GREENSBORO-River feet and
stationary: fair and warm.
OIL ClTY-River foot and station
nry: partly cloudy and warm.
MORGANTOWN--R 9 feet IL
inches and rising: clear and warm.
Observation-Disclosures feet .
inches and stationary.
PfTTSBtRGH-i3ivcr 10 feet ana
falling. Clear and warm "
STEuHENVILI.E- 6 feet md
failing. Clear and warm.
/ PARKERSBURG--River feet G
inches and rising: cloudy md warm.
CINClNNATI-Rivc H.. rising;
partly cloudy. ,.- -u.,
CAIRO--Rivcr 20... rising; cloudy.
POINT PLEASANT--Hivcr 81, ris-
Ing: cloudy.
LOUIsVILLE-River falling; In en-
mol feet $ OH falls. 3 feet below locks:
clear, hot.
MEMPHIs-RIvcr 1914. stationary:
clear, hot. .las.
EVANsvlLLE-Rlvcr 1915, falling;
partly cloudy, hot.
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@ To-DAY's GAMES. if
Fort Wayne at Wheeling. r
Grand Rapids nt Mansfield. E,s
l- youngstown ut Dayton.

For the first time this season, the
Wheeling base ball club has won three
straight from an opposing club. and.
s!ngulnrly enough. from the only club
that gave the Stogies similar dose.
Grand Rapids. The trick was turned
yesterday afternoon, with Pastorius
and Wolfe and Harper In the points for
their respective clubs. Wolfe'wa the
easiest proposition Wheeling has yet
run up against. and In the sixth the
bombardment of base hits reached such
proportions when Denny Lyons hit
out for three bases that Captain Tor
reyson called Wolfe on the slab and
substituted Harper, who pitched q fine
article Of ball, allowing the Stog.es on
~ three hits, one o scratch, In the re-
n,ainder OF the game. For Wheeling,
Pastorius pitched magnificent ball for
seven innings. In the eighth. with the
score to In Wheeling's favor. he let
down a bit, allowing four hits In the
eighth and three In the ninth off his de-
livery. which resulted in Grand Rapids
scoring four runs. thus evading shut
out. 5fa IA
Wheeline's fielding was gllt-edged.
"Pop" Lytle again distinguished HIM
self. making two hair raising catches
in right garden that evoked the enthu-
slasm Of the crowd. For Grand Rapids,
kreuger managed to work In two err
rors In the first inning. and Cecil camo
along later with pair just to keep his
neighbor on third bag company.
Wheeling got Into the game right at
the start. when Dobbs hit for beauti-
full single to left center. Errors by
krcuger gave Lyle and Taylor their
bases. With the bases full, Lyons was
given free transportation. forcing in
the first, run. On Niles infeld hit, a
double play was made. LytIe being re-
tired at the plate nn6 Niles at first.
Twineham singled. scoring Taylor.
Babb walked, and again the bases were
full (Quite staggeringly Intoxicated, In
fact. and another base on balls to
Wells forced In the third run OF the In
ming. The side was retired, with the
bases full on PastorIus bounder to
Vnldols.
-Four more runs came in the sixth.
Wells led Off with two-bugger. Pns-
torius singled to the intIeld. and was
safe on a narrow margin. Dobbs hit
out for single scoring Wells. Lytle
hit to Vdldois, and after vast amount
OF flddlins between third and home
Pastorius was. out. but while this was
going on the two runners had advance
ed to third and second respectively,
whence they scored on Taylor'a hard
single TO center. Then Denny" Lyon,
came up and smote the p!gskin good
and hard for three bases. scoring Tay-
lor. Niles bunted and was safe, but
Lyons was retired at the plate.
Two more for Wheeling were scored
in the eighth. Dobhs was safe on
Cecils error. but was an out on Lytle's
inheld hit. Taylor wns the second out,
to Bradley. Lyons singled. advancing
Lytle to third. Niles single scored Ly-
tie and Lyons. the latter having stolen
second previously. tr;-
Grand Rapids scored three In the
eighth on four singles, n stolen base
and batsman hit by pitched ball, and
another came In the ninth on three
hits one n two-h In rror Nyith two ~,
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Amateur Base Ball,

. The Maine Club would like to hear
from any club under twenty years. for
Sunday afternoon at Tunnel Green. II
accepted. answer through this paper.
Il game Of bali Will be played on the
Terminal grounds Saturday afternoon
between the Hot Mil Mustard Cutters
and the Lead Pencil ShGrpeners OF the
La Belle tin mill. !
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BASE DALI COMMENT.

Even with tho strike handicap there
wv! pfobabiy be # large crowd at tho
's'and park this afternoon to witness
me first game OF the serics between
wheeling and Fort Wayne, the club
yea by that grcnt ball player md fell
low citizen. tho Right Hon. John Glass
cock, whose home Is within two good
para thrbws OF the bail park. The
honorable gentleman Intends to make
D mighty effort to take the opening
ENainc, and vii put big "Cy' swnim In
,ne box. Wheeling. likewise. Intends
~ TAKE the"vIciory u II IL Mt MI posi-
"'e' and Pnrvln. the Southern League
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PERSONAL NOTES.
Going and Coming Of Wheclin,
People and Visitors.


People and Visitors.
Dorsey P. Fitch, OF Fairmont, Is at
the Windsor.
DR.. II. Fl. MESSENGER, OF New Mar
tinsville. in In the city.
L. L. Thomas and wife, of Blacks
vile. are at the Howell. Dz
Mrs. c. ]. Schambra Is visiting Mrs.
Frank Cooper in hfcMechcn.
Austin McMaster. son OF DR.. r. o.
McMnster.. Is home from kiskinlnetus
ucademy at Salisbury. Pa
J. F. SHREDDER. q promising legal light
of Beverly. was In the city yesterday,
and left last night to visit friends in
Moundsvillc.
a. 7. Morris, T. P. Jacob. ]. w. EnuY-
mann, ]. C. Trees and Frank W. Clark,
OF New Martinsvlile. were registered
at the Stnmm yesterday.
Miss Cornelia Campbell, OF New York
city. youngest daughter OF the late A.
w. Campbell Is stopping at tina Stamm
Hotel for q few days Miss Campbell
Is accompanied by her mother, Mrs. NJ.
II. Campbell.
Right Rev. p. ]. Donahuo, bishop Of
Wheeling. arrived home via the Bnltl-
more and Ohio at u:4o o'clock last
night. nfter having been away since
last February. whom he sailed for
Rome. While In Rome he was granted
several audiences with the Pope. On
his return last night he was accom-
panied by Rev. Daniel O'Conner, vicar
general OF the diocese. and other clergy
men. At the Baltimore and Ohio sta
ton there was On Informal ceptlon
by the bishops friends. Later pub
lie and formal reception Will be given
IN honor of the bishop. Bishop Dora-
hue appeared to be In excellent health,
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Tho Alualsnn boundary.

WARRINGTON, June lA.-Irhough
Eratiiied to learn that Lord Salisbury
md Ambassador Choato have succeed
ed. M reported from London. In ar
rang! Ing modus vivendi relative to the
AlasRah boundary line, lhs state de-
pnrtment hpd no Official confirmation
Of the report up to tho close OF bust
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Along tho Landing.

The Virginia Is today's Cincinnati
packet. departing at 5 a. m. .r
Tho marks nt p. m. showed s feet I!
inches and stationary; weather cloudy
and warm. EE
The steamer E. W. Grove will enter
the Wheeling and Bellaire trade this
morning. Time cards Will be arranged
aa soon as possible.
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Earned runs. Wheeling I. Grand Rapids
:, Two-bare hits, Wells. HemDhill Wolfe.
bradley Three-bGsc hit. Lyons. Stolen
hases, Lyons, Bradley. Double play Cerll
Y. Cote to TorrGyson, Bases on balls, on
out by Pnstorius 3. by Wolfe |. by Harper
4, Parsed ball. Cote l. LeH on ba9er,
MMheclins ., Grand Rapids .. Sacrifice hit.
i'obhs. Base hits, OFF Wolfe l., OFF Harper
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SLOW AND TIREsOMn.,

, WAsHfNGTON,Juno H-Balt,more won
a show, tiresome game by hitting Dineon
anu Baker consecutively. Nops was hit
often. but kept the safe drives separated.
attendance, 1.sOo. Score RHE
Ealtimore,....3 o 0l12 3 o 80 i;
Earned runs. Washington 2: Baltimore 1.
BATTERIES, Baker. Dineen and Mcguire;
Nops and Christian. EMPIRES. O'Day and
McGarr. Time, 2:2j. - y -
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

CLEVELAND, June t4.--Tho home team
vas never In the game with Pittsburgh
~ tn ,Ine visitors battcd both pitchers
as they pleased. Attendance 100. Score,
Cleveland. $50 0 0 % L 0 O o. a i
pittsburgh $50 ob 10 4 ,0-1O ID i
I, Earned runs. Pittsburgh 8. Pitchers,
Mauplns Bates: TannehIll Time, lao
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ness today. The point OF interest in the
matter Is that any modus that Is signed
by the United States ambassador viii
leave the whole Of the Lynn canal
within the United States lines.
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Dewey Homo Fun.l.

WASHINGTON. June l4,-Tho s,,h.
scriptlons received for the Dewey HON,
fund amounted to ss34. OF which Sac,
came from the brooklyn Eagle. tn,
total to date Is $500.
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ON A NARROW MARGIN,

NEW YORK, June 1.-THE Bostons won
the concluding game OF the series BY q mar
lost the game for the New Yorks. kllen
with the exception OF two innings. was In
Vihctbie Attendance. 1000 Score:
New York 40 0 2 0. o 2 o ~ 6 3
Boston ........2 o 0 10 0--5 0 3
Earned runs. New York l. Batteries,
Meekin and Warner; Killen and bergen
umpires. Lynch and Connolly. Time, i:5O.
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MR.. p. KETCHAM, OF Pike civ
Cal. says: During my brother's late
sickness from sclntiC rheumatism.
Chambcrfntn's Pain Balm was tho only
remedy that gavc him any relief"
Many othere have testified TO the
pronp, relief from pain which this In
imcnt affords. For sale bV druggists,
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CURES GROUP. SORE THROAT,
pulmonary troublcs-Monnrch over
pain Of every sort. DR.. Thomas Elec-
trio OIL, |r.IaHH.- .
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CLEAN. sweet and wholesome IA the
bread bnked by Wheeling pnlery. Asl,
your grocer for II. -
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Jack Glasscock and ICY" Swain
came IN ahead OF the Fort Waynes yesi
u1erday and saw the game between
Wheeling and Grand Rapius. The 9th:
er Fort. Wayne players arrived last
night: They nre accompanied by Secre-
tary Hubbard, ~ - - - II
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IL now located In his new store n,
1ffG Market street. a full mud com
plctc etock on exhibition at popular
prices. wEs
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YOU could live on bread baked By
Wheeling Bakery, sf,
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l'ig Specials Mt St!rol & Goa to.dnv
GOn III wv y ''-NtiS
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!. q week ago Youngstown was leading
N N The Interstate race. This morning
,hruoy's pets are In Nth place. ThIs
snows now close Is the Interstate race
Juss nov. Wheeling passed the 400
n I,nth Yesterday, and Is within haillng
ulslahce OF the top Of the heap now. !.
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Rough Dry Washed, Stnrchcd md
Dyed ccnts pdr pound, ''>'
Tint Work, Washed nnd Ironcd. q
cents pCr pound. ''s
AL hnhd work finished 10 conts nor
pound. AT LU'rZ hROS'.
A7HdP uomo Stcnm Laundry.
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WHEEIING DAILY INTEIIIGENcRR THURSDAY JUNE Is 1895

wonder, is slated to do the .dtch,np
lor the Stpgies. AS Wheeling. mas al,
ready seen every Interstate team OK
cept Fort Wayne. and further, as
tHtiasscock Is Its manager, the game will
De or unusual Interest : IL 80 :. go sc
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BEGIN to-day to ent Wheeling Dnls.
cry Bread. Costs no more than com.
mon bread.
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GROCERs' DAY. Thursday, June 1t
ut Wheeling Park.
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O,hcr Interstate Gnmcs.

Day,sa 80 0 0 3 o 0 2 o|S . /
""F cnSsl" 20 I 0 Z 0 0 0 81 . .
aHd Grai!us. .E .-5l
At Toledo ~ RHE
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WON BY ST. LOUIS.

LOUISVILLE, Junct14-powel, Ind Nm
Colonies guessing to-day and thew were
shnt out. Rain stopped the game during
nc seventh Inning. Attendance, ed.
score: ttay ttIG5g r II y
Louisville ............0l 0 o % o 90 6 i
81. Louis ...............3 Q O o o o. & 0
:, Earned runs, st. Louis I. Batteries,
phtlippi and Kittredge; Powell and Crirer
EImnpires. Emslle and Mcdonald. Time.