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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-01

The marks at p. m. showed feet 6
inches and rising. Weather, clear and
cooler. q,
The Virginia pulled out from the Bell
landing in the afternoon, and VIII be
here sunday at a. N, Tor Cincinnati.
She has nice offerings in sight from the
upper river.
The Keystone state Will be here Sun
day for Pittsburgh.
The Leroy Will take out her usual
Sunday excursion to sistersville and re-
turn. leaving at n, IN
Engineer Edward Johnson, Of the
packet II. X Bedford, who was scald-
ed last week, as rented IN the Intel
ngcncer. died yesterday morning. The
body VIII be taken to Farkcsburg,
where the dead mans family and
friends reside.
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r. Cooper, Fairmont: I. B. Wylle, Man.
nington; c. L Kimruel. WIN HanWay,
Ia, Grafton; George 7. Littis, Man
1inRton; s. +. Kerr, Martins Ferry, o.;
Henry Fisher, sisteFBville: s. N. Jack
son, FaiPmont; w. q. Whitney. Park
eraburg; 2. A. Hobb. Martlnsburg.
Grand Central-W. ]. Alexander and
wife, Warrington; w. F. Doyle, Mrs.
Mary Mullen, sistersvllle: r. L. Cum
nlngham, Fairmont: ". p. Weiss. Sis
tersville: John r. Cook, Fairmont; a.
q. Awhile, r. r. West n. L. Wells,
WelisbuFg; ]. W. Wilson, George Hat
gel ParlCergbtirR,
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Charles 8. Noble, the halter, offered
fine hat to the Wheeling player making
tile home grounds. Taylor wins with
twenty-One hits In fourteen games,
Dobbs second with seventeen hits in
thirteen games. and the others follow
in this order; Niles, fifteen hits In
twelve games; Lyle. fourteen hits In
fourteen games: Twlneham. twelve
hits in thirteen games; Babb, twelve
hits in thirteen games: Wells eleven
hits in eleven games; Lyons, nine
hits in thirteen games: and the other
players who figured in fewer games not
In fine contest
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CYCLING.

The prize list for the bicycle road
rnce to be given by the Mechanics
band, of McAiechen, on the Fourth, was
announced yesterday. and is as follows:
First. gold watch, S25; time, gold
watch, $25: second. gas lantern. So:
third, bicycle robe and handle bars 81;
fourth, box of cigars, 50; nth, umbrel-
Ia, So; sixth, box of candy, 81; seventh.
watch charm. So; Eighth, lamp, So:
ninth, athletic supporters. 81 SO; tenth,
toilet soap 81; eleventh, toilet soap.
75c; twelfth, necktie, soc; thirteenth.
neCktie, SOC.
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WINES AND LIQUORS.
Ofthe Finest Brands are shown In
IEraus & Co.'s Exhibit.

A fine display Of the finest brands Of
wines and liquors Is that made by
Kraus e. Co. Mt their booth ut the street
carnival. The booth Is very nicely
trimmed and decorated, and the jugs,
barrels and bottles are arranged in a
most artistic manner. The brands
made n speciality Of by the firm are
Mountain State. Old Cabinet. West
Virginia Pioneer and Export Jones, all
of which are especially adapted for
fnmily use and medicinal purposes.
a full line Of these and other high
clnss brands Of wines, liquors, cordinis,
etc, can always be found NJ the firms
galesrooms, 1893 Market street.
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EntcrtnIncd nt tho Pnrll.

The members OF Grafton lodge, p. p.
o. f., who are here attending the street
fair. we're entertained Mt Wheeling
pnrk yesterday afternoon, being the
guests Of the Mcssrs. Rcymnnn. They
went to the park on n special car over
the Film Grove electric line The Graf
ton boys appreciate the kind treatment
they have met In Wheeling and desire
10 extend thanks TO the Wheeling Elks
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and to Passenger Agent 7. c. Burke, Of
the Baltimore & Ohio. While here
they have occupied two sleepers. and
kept 'Open house" to their friends. Mr..
Charles II. straub, OF the Grafton
lodge. had charge Of the excursion and
70 his efforts was largely due the
pleasure Of the trip,
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NEW MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.
F. w. Banner Company Introduces
Ne,v Itea IN Their Display,

F. W. banner Company Introduces n
New Idea in Their Display.
There is no exhibit along the main
thoroughfare which has received more
attention than that of the F. w. Bau-
mer Company, and at no point along
Exhibitors Row have the people con-
gregated SO densely each evening as
they have In front Of this booth. From
early in the afternoon until the lights
20 out in the evening the most pleasing
music is rendered and 1t seems that
the crowd never grows weary Of 1t.
A feature of Baumer's display, and
one which has attracted general at
tentlon is the Introduction OF the Pln
nolo, an instrument used for playing n
plano or organ with the same delicHcy
Of touch and as perfect as person
playing.
Another new feature Is the Aeollan,
an automatic instrument with tone
equal to that Of an pedestrian and
very beautiful. Since the fair opened,
several of these instruments have been
sold, and while they are comparatively
new here. they promise to become quite
fad.
During til week, the Banner Com
pany has made n special display OF
pianos, organs, etc., at their sales rooms
on Market street, where hundreds OF
people have called and have been en-
tertained during the day The Banner
Company is the oldest music house in
Wheeling and the excellence OF the
goods handled and sold Is guarantee
Of its reliability.
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The fans are glad TO hear that Twlne-
ham Is re-slGned, Tor he Is undoubtedly
the best catcher In the Interstate.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-01

NEW YORK, June So.-Charles NJ.
Murphy, of Brooklyn. paced by a rail
road train, covered the mile in 81 As
seconds ut Babylon to-day.
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After to-day'a games, the WheeliugH
win rest until Tuesday. the GLORIOUS
Fourth" when Mansfield comes for a
double-header.
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THE RIVER.


Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA, p. m.
Newport. JEWEL. II n, m.
SiatersVtiie. RUTH, $3.50 p. M
Clarington. LEROY, $50 2. M.
Stcubenville II. NJ. BAYSE, EGO p m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. GREENWOOD, go a, m.
ParkorsburE II. X. BEDFORD. II n. m.
Mathmoras. ..LENlNGTON, II n. m.
SistersvIIle, RUTH, $50 p. nj.
Clarington. LEROY, $3.50 p. M,
Stcubenvllle T. NJ BAYNE, ESQ p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. !. KATHERINE. a. m.
Pittsburgh. .KANAWHA, 5 a. m.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE, c a. m
GAINESVILLE =. .LORENA, ? n. NJ.
Cincinnati. VIRGINIA., Il. III.
SlstersVIlle. LEROY, n. m.
steubenvillo. JEWEL, S a. m.
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INTER.STATELE LEAGUE.


Yesterdays GAMES.
New Castle s, Wheeling s;
Fort Wayne s. Toledo I.
Dayton 6, Grand Rapids .
Mansfield 3. Youngstown u
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Earned runs, Wheeling J, Now Castle ).
Two base hit, Miller, Three base hits,
Strnng. Mattress Cargo, FlREemeIer, Sto-
Zen bases. Wells. Miller. NadeAu, Farrell,
Barclay Bases on balls, on PRstorius 2,
on FiEgeraler 4, Left on buses. Wheeling
10. New Castle l. Sacrifice hit, Farrell.
Time, l:iO. Umpire, CarTuthers.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-01

Mrs. Franz Laupp charmIngIy en-
tertained dinner party Thursday af-
ternoon at her residence on North
York street, In honor of Mr.. and Mrs.
Oswald Schneider. on their return from
their wedding tour. Among those pres
ent were: Mrs. c. E. SchenerleIn, Mrs,
Fred. EbelIng, Mfs. William Kirbach,
Mrs. Joseph Holman. Mrs. B. Riddle
Mrs. Wolfe. OF Pittsburgh, Mrs. D. Zim-
mer, and Miss Bertha p. Loos.
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DIED.

TURTON - AT his residence, No. 5e2l
Holmes street, Pittsburgh, Pa, THOM-
AS TURToS, in his iSth yestr.
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strang will do even Il he did make
mess Of Il at short yesterday afternoon,
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BREAD AND BISCUITS.

bttiAU AMI bL6CgA16s
The wheeling Bakery Company's Ex-
hibIt Introduces Many New Fea-
tures
There Is no manufacturing establish
ment in Wheeling or any merchant who
takes advantage of every opportunity
to show to the public the superiority Of
his goods with the same pcrslstency
Of the Wheeling Bakery Company and
for this reason, coupled with the
fact that their bread and cakes are
Just what they claim for them, has
caused them to become the leaders in
their line.
The display made by the Wheeling
Bakery at the Elks' carnival Is one Of
the most appropriate and best along
Exhibitors Row, and one that serves
to cause hungry man to seek some
nearby lunch counter to satisfy the
cravings OF the inner man.
In the centre of the booth stands a
large show case In which Is stored sam
pies OF the several brands Of bread
baked by the Wheeling Bakery Com
pauy. Around the walls on each side OF
the case are piled glass cases filled with
forty-eight different kinds and styles Of
Marvin's cakes and crackers. promi-
nent among which is the oneida blr-
cult, which Is having such a run lust
now and has become almost a house
hold necessity.
The quality of the Wheeling Bakery
Company's bread needs no recommen-
lation. It has stood the test for years
md the exhibit on the Island is but an
other laurel IN the wreath Of success.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-01

AZ usual, the park management viii
offer n fine Fourth" card next Tues
day. There Will be daylight fireworks,
bowling md two bicycle races on the
new elghth-mile track, together with
dancing and n concert by the Opera
House Military band.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-01

Westlake having been released at hts
own request because ne was not IN
condition 10 do himself justice
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-01

Miss Catherine Kleinfelter, OF Gin
cinnati. is the guest OF Mrs. Charles
Aul, of the Island.
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BoXiNG.

Dick Moore will do hard training for
his second meeting with Hurry Fischer.
which is set for July 10. The big fellow
viii be very dangerous II put in condl-
ton.
The Wheeling friends Of George
Wanko hope he win escape any penalty
for the unfortunate death of Fred
Carr, in a bout near Parkersburg, as
detailed In yesterdays Intelligepcer, 1t
has developed that Carr was physical
wreck.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-01

Miss Mary Gardner and Miss Jennie
Jepson have returned frorl the country.
where they were two Of a house
party at the residence of DR., w. j.
Bates,
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BASE BALL COMMENT.

Wheeling and New Castle play n dou-
ble-header this afternoon for one ad-
mission. The first game will he called
at $50 o'clock, sharp. With the strike
settled, the Saturday half holiday on
and many F2lks' street fair visitors here
the attendance ought TO be the largest
OF the soason. For the wheellngs.
Poole and Pnrvln viii do the pitching,
while STREET and wadsworth are slated
to twirl for the Qunkcrs, STREET. was
In the Interstate last year, was draft
cd by Boston. given short trial and
released to New Castle short time
ago. wndsworth is former Eastern
League star, New Castle went into the
lead in the Interstate race and is play.
Ing the fastest game Of them all Just
now,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-01

To-DAY'S GAMES.
New Castle at Wheeling.
youngstown at Mansfield;
Fort Wayne At Toledo.
Dayton at Grand Rapids
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OLE CLUBS.

Yesterdays GAMES.
Pittsburgh II, Brooklyn 10
Boston 3, Cleveland ].
PHILADELPHIA 10, Louisville Q.
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fulluuOlDIllh ~ ASIulsNluNs
Washington at Cincinnati.
Baltimore at St Louis,
New York at Chicago
PITTSBURGH. June S0.-Pittsburgh
made II thrcd straight from Brooklyn by
pluckIly playing a hard pp-hlll game.
Kennedy wa knocked out Of the box in
the fifth, when three three-baggeTs, dou-
Bile ard single had been made. scoring
four runs. Gardner had bad inning in
the second, when he gave five hits and SIX
runs. Hotter gave but two hits after he
relieved Gardner. Score:
brooklyn 80 6 0 9 2 0 0 o O-lO 10 2
Earned runs, Pittsburgh 4, Brooklyn ..
Batteries, Ho(Eer. Gardner aud Bowerman;
YeaEer. Kennedy and Farrell. Time, $40.
Empires, O'Day and McGarr.
Al Louisville. EHE
1.oGisSiilc 20 o 8 . 4 90 0 2-9l6 I
PhiIadalphia 0 0 / / l 0 8 6 1-lSl IS 4
Earned rursh Louisville 8. Philadelphia
4 Pritcr,cs, Woods and Powers; Pint
and Mcfarland UmpirGs, Lynch and
Connolly. i!IEo, 1850.
cI IS 20 o o o 90 0 o--l Z l
Boston ........i o 0 o / 10 0 Ga 2
Earned runs. Cleveland /, Batteries;
IuShev and shFeckongoSt; Bailey aAd
Clarke EMPIRES, Smith and Andrews
Time, 1850.
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Mrs. w. S. Roberts. Of North Front
street, Island, and two children, have
returned from ParkersburE, after a
visit with friends during the past two
weeks
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The Wheeling team Is Ia lie given an,
other shaking up this afternoon. My
orc goes back on first. Taylor comes
buck TO short llcld, Strang will he
played in left garden, and Twinehim
viii be found behind the bat, Bob"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-01

OHIO Street Is thc only entrance TO
Elks' fair. Take Ohio Street yachts.
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wheeling Parks Grand dth of July
Programmes Rand Concert, Dancing
In Casino, ThrOo Bicycle Races, 500
Fireworks Display,
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OHIO Street ferry running three
yachts to the only entrance.
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SOCIETY,

Mrs. Kate Caldwell. of Ellis. Texas,
is the house guest of her sister, Mrs, G,
Is. NIcNIechen.
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To-DAY's GAMES.
Brooklyn at Pittsburgh.
Boston at Cleveland.
Philadelphia at Louisville,
Washington at Cincinnati.
Baltimore at St. Louis,
New York at Chicago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-01

THE latest HtyiOs only In tho Wilbur
guaranteed shoe 90 BS' at McFTdden's.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-01

A large number OF Wheeling people
went to steubenville last night TO see
Three Block Nantes" produced by
home talent under tho direction OF Mr..
Parls r. Myers. The trip was made
over the Wheeling & Lake Erie, under
the personal supervision at Sam Sher-
man, travelling passenger agent, and
the party returned at a late hour, well
pleased. The opera was given to an en-
thuslastlc audience.
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OHIO Street ferry is the only ono
running three yaphtS.
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BOWLING.

Last nIght'a Musee League results wer
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The young mems meetings at the Y
NJ. G. A. are held all the year around.
Tomorrow afternoon the MaysvIIle Ju-
biIee Singers, from South Carolina
Will sing plantation melodies. Several
interesting talks viii also be given.
The meeting VIII be held at o'clock, as
usual, and all young men will be well
come. The customary Saturday eve
ming meeting win be held at 8 O'Clock
tonight.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-07-01

At the Third Presbyterian church
Sabbath morning the pastor, Rev. R.
II. Bigger Phi. D., viii preach on the
text, Seek peace and pursue It." On
Sabbath evening a aucred concert Will
be given. Consisting Of solos, familiar
hymns for consreBauonai singing and
anthems und organ selections, A brief
sermon will be given to the children.
The Question box may also be In open-
alton.
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DON'T fnII to iHItbOautIfIu Wheeling
Park. Open excry evening this woCk
for YOUR hCnCflt,
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nY.s, Al rs aul,inR hCcl shoes, tan
black, Tor flSc IL Mci'Hddcn's.
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Faith without work sometimes brings
II man to the c0ndl ton OF the nroverblnl
pitcher that went once too often to the
we'll,
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THIS PRINCE A NEGRO.

Will Prince, who was convicted in Little Rock of burglary was pardon ed from the penitentiary after serv- ing his time out within a few days. He was under another sentence how ever, and working it out on Gracie's farm. The day he was pardoned for the Gffense that confined him i'll the penitentiary, he escaped from Gracie's farm. Constable Al Chich- ester, of Little Rock, is in the city seeking Prince. Prince has broth CT in the penitentiary serving sen tence of & years for the shooting of Al Chichister and other officers of the State penitentiary.
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A PlTIABLE SIGHT.

Our reporter visited the jail this morning and found one Ben Doyle, d colored man. confined therein for be- ing crazy. 1t is our information that several went to Judge Jones to in tercede with him, including the iail- or, in an endeavor to get the County Judge to take some action regard Ing Doyle. He was brought in Mon- day night from Pllm Bayou by R,. D. McGaughy. Since being confined in the jail, he will not talk, has stripped himself of all his clothing an0 in fact is a pitiable sight. He does nothing but make signs; sometimes he is in the act of shooting, then say
 ing his prayers. He is perfectly naked, BIS he will not leave any clothes on himself. No doctor has yet visited him. Something should be done in the premises by those
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AN HONEST NEGRO.

Monday night "Yancy," tn colored man ho cleans the office of Tankersley, Roberts & Co.,, found a ten dollar bili rolled up and lying Tn the dirt. He picked it up and hand ed it to MT. Joe White, who has desk room there. This (Tuesday) morning the fact developed that Capt, Rob- erts lost ten dollar bill and wher. MT. White handed it to him, Capt. Roberts was all smiles. This show S the honesty of 'sYancy" and such action is to be commended in Linl. He works for small salary every month cleaning the othce of Tankers ley-Roberts & Co.,, In addition to other offices.
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DAUGHTERS OF CONFEDERACl
State Convention Convenes Wednes
 day-The Program.

The third annual Stat Convention of the Daughters of the Confederacy convenes in this city at the Merrill Institute Wednesday Oc- tober II, at o'clock D. m.
 The following Is the program: 1-Metting called to order by the
 State President, Mrs. J. r. Smith,
 of Nashville.
 2-Prayer by Mrs. M. L. Bell. 3-Add. .'ess of welcome by Mrs. 5. E.
 Benton. President of D. o. Dodd
 Chapter.
 4-Address by the State President,
 Mrs. ] F. Smith.
 reception will be ten1ered the visiting delegates and members at the residence of Mr. J. Y. Saunders on Wednesday evening, to which the members of J. Ed Murray Camp ale also invited,
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KILLED BY ACCIDENT.

We learn of the accidental killing of Mir. L. Marks of Winchester. He has been for several years a peddler in connection with his store, situat- e1 at Winchester. On the morning of tbe 7th of October he drove iRto Winchester and in alighting from his wagon his pistol went off, the ball entering lis right side and lodg- ing above the hip in the left. The Qistol contained but one cartridge fit seems the trigger of the pisto caught in his suspenders in alight- ing. His remains were embaImed by Ralph Robinson, the undertaken, in this city last night. They were ship ped to Louisville. Ky, on the night Cotton Belt train, accompanied by his son. He leaves a family of three children to mourn his untimeIy de mise. He lived long enough to make his will, SO we are informed.
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OF LONG STANDING.

This Tuesday, morning in Chan cery Court tine case of Clegg, ys. St. L. s. W. Ky. Go occupied the Chaucel- lor's attention. The case is one that has been on the docket for many years. The matter in controversy is two lots situated west of the Cot ton Belt depot on East Third ave, The issue tired thistmorning was a demurrer, filed ten years ago by J.. M. X J. c. Taylor. attorneys for the Cotton Belt. The Chancellor over ruled the demurrer, which will now necessitate the filing of an answer by the defendants, St. l.. $. ". Ky. Co.
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UP TO DATE, MlcKEY.e

Mir. Mickey Holland has secured the privilege of receiving the returns solely from tbe Postal and Western Union Telegraph lines in this city of the Sharkey-Jeffries and Mccoy Stifft prize fights. The former will be held at New York, the latter at St. Louis. The returns will be re- ceived in his open air palace, the roof garden. and every thing will be arranged to suit the pleasure of his customers. Both fights occur on the night of Oct. 7.
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DAY AND NIGHT. WILL THE THIRD ANNUAL STATE FAIR BE
 RUN. JERUSALEM" SECURED. As Onessof the Night Attractions The Great Flower
 Parade.
JERUSALEM" SECURED. i.

The advisablIity of holding a night fair has had the consideration of the management for some time. Mon- day afternoon at the Citizens Bank meeting was held ip which the matter was thoroughly discussed. They have concluded to hold the Fair both day and night. The ad- mission at night will be 25 cents. The First Arkansas Regiment Band will render music at night. Many side show attractions will be in vogue ie addition to the day attrac- tions, and the night Fair promises to bold it's own with the day Fair.
 The management also Yentured upon a pew feature, one that will add greatly to the opening of the Fair. It is a flower parade. This work is in the capable hands of Messrs. Bradford & Knox. The flower parade will take place on Friday of Fair week. Superintend- ent Westbrook estimates 100 rigs as the least number that should par ticipate in the flower parade.
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AS TT IS.
. The Graphic hiisapplies 8 Word in
 the Caption of an Article.

The Daily Graphic Friday contain ed the legal answer filed in tic cir cult court of Mr. John s. Seabrook Sto the suit brought by Drs. Crto X /Runyan of the Infirmary for the col lection of S250, in which answer the former set up as bar to said suit the "unskillful and improper treat ment of Mrs. Seabrook" by said phy- sicians, and praying for & judgment of 5000 in damages. The article was captioned "M4lpractice Charg- ed, which was a misstatement and misleading, since the charge was not malpractice. tut in the language e of the legal paper, negligent, care less and unskillful acts of the plain tiffs in performing said operation. /"
 MalpraC tice is a charge that does not lie in civil practice. but in crimi- nal practice only, and the word was therefore wrongly applied, due to 4 lack of the technical language of the profession. The Graphic makes this statement in justice to Drs. Orto and Runyan and to correct any false im- pressions that might arise from tine heading of the article. We hope this unfortunate litigation, which we truly lament, will be settled satis- factorily to all.