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Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-15
Gnglano % 5ransoaal.

gn Ronferenee msQsm Qr9iioent
ariissr os Cir AIfrsb MiIner, 9ue=
lambs Statbotbsr I &o2toIonisn, ital
ifoIss RsbtsIeIier fra England lite baUe
fort til noset iiIfrsosiiusnoe ReiuItot.
Zen somls RriiJer siorbe not ina
gObs liIbub. men pau BstinseIfsr, iom
RiInsr life UiIbe suu inb paa. S9nes
lamb sr man lite iaa Iibt ip9nbt paa,
bpao llbfaIoet uil bIiUs Of bisfe tritiffs
QifarU.
: ll~nberbuists Wsos srtlersos RoIos
nimiuiitsr Chamberlain be itiueoe Jors
lag for uloeIss utiIitrattsIi9e. III en-
snbnu uOptIurst Aarius par aonferen-
ems 6orbonblinssr snonu lite teIssros
isrtt til eonbon, uustst 6orbauolinssrne
bauos uGrst oii%sniIissiOrte / aapffaoens
9rssis. 9an maatis oerfor iaIe mso
5orbsAOIS af iensrs Rsttelier. 9an
tunos lite fige, ON be praiioeut Rru.
ger tiausts lctnIelier iiemie msb Cir
AIirso MiIusrs Eremftiuins.
6bamb srIains Opfattelie par imio-
lsrtin, at aouftrsucsn uaisntIig baubs
orsist fig ON Stemmsretslugen.
Cir aIfreb Uiilners OpfatteIis er,
at be iremmsofebtes noslnttslie fra
Rfpralsntationsn sr ROoen til uae Bans
iteIISbsoer, os bet par SniteIisi at iaa
bette Spsr9smanI Oislort, fSr man
itrsb til be andre.
Cir aIfrso WiIners 5%orInnesnoe
bauOs Darst = iases 9bomberIain =
at Stsmmeret ftuIoe siUes ale nuturaIi-
iereos gOrsers, iOm / lem Oar bOube
OpbOIbt fig / IrausuOuI aspubIi,,sn, os
at ben pOrosnoe eOU ituIos siuss tiIba.
ssuirtenos araft, FAINT at en- rimsIis
4nbsI / Experimentation itulbs siuss
ben ups BefoItnins.
graiiOsnt aiiissrs 5~Oriles par / bet
uaisniIise, at frsmmsbfsbte 5OIt, iOm
par boibO.nbs for 1890. tuuoe naturo-
Iwiisrss Os buDe fuIb gOrserret 10 Var
eitsr. De mnatte | girtelisbeoen ors
aius beres nupQrsnbs NationaIitst og
uiIbe lite bnps RationaIitetet paa liee
Sob msb be andre gOrsere | lrunsuaaI.
Giter bette pilbe Der lite blipe nogsn
5oranorin9 to aar, os ielu eflsr ben
lib fun for ct Tibet MinoretaI al frsms
msoisois, iOa taUss 5ost IL Gar /
Iransuaaf.
Aas oisie Jorflus pare @enitano for
Ousrsnstomit, iaSoe @bambsrlain. Bra.
ibsnt ariissr baure iust, at bans Stot
bar uiais til at benfSre ale osns lDis
fisbsbsr meo England til en- frsmmeb
Masts gOIbsift. Cir aIfreb WiIner
bauos bstt ustet bette 6orilas Tom albs=
les utiIfrsbsltiaenos, os baube unberrets
tst graRoent RriiSer ON, at en9
lamb lite piIbs tinaos en- fremmeb Masts
Jn~obIanbins.
gonbons Apiier betraste Stiaingen
iom farIis. 81 Telegram fra Watiss
5Oniein flyer, at Rriiser unosr Irnt
IOueos at siOe be fremmebfsote tire Ses
Der | Observation-Disclosures, men at
Cir alfrsb DsiIner %afuiite bette Gorflag
fom aIbeIss utiIfraftsIist.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-15
1repfuS

mobtos gfterretningen ON Rasiations:
rsttsns Dom meb paroi9 SsIubebsrfslls,
ioet ban iasoe: rDet par netop, bu0t
leg uentebe".
6an afflos beitemt at ifcre fig ben til
BAN msobragte Raptaiusuutform. 6ans
@runc er feIufsIssIis, at ban utI uenis,
til 6rissretten | Rennes bar afiast fin
Dom, os ba uil ban fraue en- Oprejss
Hins, fom or Iiseiaa o%ffentIis, fOm bans
Degradation foran Garniionen | paris
oar.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-15
Ten frantic VrGnoent
bDlocs.

Praiiosnt goubet par una9teIis ubsI.
big iioit, ba be arslist / 6orbinbeIie meb
@abspsbIsn bsmoultrerebe imob BAN.
utsn bog bsteb bet lie iaa meset, at
ben Sluss 6Olt lite tan iiaoe fig / at
baue en- prGitoent, Der Hammer fra en-
jam 6amiIis. o9 iOn ger 1T beofte for
at brin9e Retf9roi9beoen Seir. Nu
tom Der imioIertiO IN eeilisbeb til Cp.
reisnins / Ssnbass. Ristigaot par
bet be bersmte al QoeIen foranitaItsbe
9aooeIeb, Der ftuIoe afboIoes / garis.
Men prafiosnt goubst par lite fortnpt,
bau latte zig til Bogus % tsrte no til
9eooelsbene usb 2on96lmps. Deb
Sioen uf BAN lab RiniterpraiOent
Oupup Os naiie 9osn tom Rabame
soubst. Uaen oenne Sang bIeu bet lite
Ill Denomination imoo 9outel. luarts
imoo bauoe Grepfus ueunerne (Jieui:
iiOniitsrne) % SocioIifsrne faaet fan.
let belle Starer al oeres GiIbGn9srs. Re
bapos tnsst Spitiains Ianss gOuIus:
uarben, bpor eoubtt tom terenbs. De
tenbte busranbre paa en- lille reo glomft
feitet / Rnapbuasrne.
Ia gOubst iaa tom, gap be BAN en-
ounersnoe 9pIoeif, yuiue gOubet",
yuiue Ia rspubIiqus~. % 9raioenten
par iOrnuftis not til life at bore be er.
tslts Raab: Abas eouost, nsb msb BAN.
5orOUrist bauoe ban ristishot Osiaa
icr9st for tit 1%iIbasstos. Ter par mems
lis siter Onbfnbsoe glapss MsbbsIsIisr
opftiast cpsr 35. 900 Solbatsr os
FOIiti Iuuss gOuIsudroerne. Gn uis
Del al p,ssien paaitOb, at bet par bisis,
bar raubte: eeue eoubet.
26rssrlist par bet imibIertio, of
5otsp aIubbsn, Der iorauitaItsr 9sbsus,
pei baubs srtIarei, al ben piIoe mootnse
{ Jubet mso al 9onnsr, men be uiIre
life tass beres Gamsr msb osnne Sang.
"a ct gaboeleb uben Gamer oemmes /
5%rantris inb unber acknowledgment
Rubrit, sntsn laa gGbbeIsbsbsltene lobe
soot elsr lst.
Sm Aitsnsn bIsp Der BOG anlsbnins
for no9Ie parihite Brusboueoer III at
Iape mere Denomination foran i%oritsIs
Ii9e Reoattionstontorer, builtet fsrte
I'll Here Arreiationer. S9rli9 ubeIois
par en- Sistiemaser, Der b%aaneoe eOubet
paa en- 6%eltuuration. pan maatte
fipnbiOmlt btinse i'm oprebare qsrion /
Q tterbeb = % enOOu III MansOen fat
paa bam, ba ban uiIoe fig Ill 9osns.
9on lap imiolertiO msb Strattsn.
Oct martslisits uso ben beIs gssi.
uenbeb, Der forsurist bGrsr ct uiit Cats
terIisbsbens S,ar, iOm iaa msset unbst
fra famine 9srbsnsbp = bog, at
man III Usnbt Op Os nsb paa Besrebsrne.
!usm ituIbe n~Osenlinbs baue tantt fig,
at SoeiaIiltsrne oemonitrsrs til 5orb.I
for Stprslis % GUrisbso.
Wen buorfor lite - for IN Gangs
StpIb.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-15
2 TIT pt.

gn i~taIisnit BoIarstspsbit ion un'
Der 9sbsIie al grins Cube at Sauopsn
af9it fra Ghriitinna. ROrse. b. 6. os.
msb 9ampifibet ySta1a poIars@.
= FRA Samon mebbelts, at Wntnas
fas 5iIbGnasre bare nflsusrst bsrss
9aaben. omtrino 1000 6ifler, til Rpns
oiobsberne. maIietons liIbangsrs gore
BET inmms; bssee BARTER ere bIsune
eniee ON at ~afunbne.
= 0ewsp reiife fra 6ona aous b..
6. bs. % sr iaaIeoes M pau 9iemusieu.
= Oct %iranite Ssna. bar meb for
Woioriist usbtaaet en- liuibsnbresis til
pralibenten % forbsmmsr Optsisrue I
autrsuiI.iom afiiebtommst al Rspubtits
tens SLENDER.
= 5npan bar opiaest ct Qaan paa 10
Wiaionsr Dollars / 9onbon. Qsnesre
ifuae bruess til M lloiuiinins Of ben
iapansffe 6ar. Ritabotn penter, at
ban ufb geopnbelien al 1908 oil bnue
en- 6orpaa minbif 800, 600 pei uSruiisoe
Wanb.
kone 6umbert at 9taIien bar
oiutt ale poIitiife Sanger i bele Risst
Amuefti. en- Gambling, Tom bar uunbet
nlminbsIiet gifaIb bIanbt be p%olitiits
Cartier. Gn bsluis amnsiii blsp giust
iioiis Sui. buorueb 300 Sanger, iom
baobs oeItnaet grsbophunoen RiIuno
/ Rni 1898. Tom paa fri Sob, os baabs
grssien Os gefOItninseu bar iiben ben
lib forlanst ~aIminoeIis amnelti.
= 9onbou b. g ,5uni. gaabe Oper.
os unbsrbuist uebtos t Dag at isnbe
1at til @eneraI 6itdsnsr al aarium %
andre Ofitcersr oe Ranb I ben ~iubante
oar. Mt6ieI Dauitt, en- S%rIanbsr,
proteiiersbs, os ft 90 Stsmmsr til at
aad imob; men Der par 3l2 for.
DIR. u. }. BslfOur bemGrttbs. at
Wr. 7auitt tom til quiet iom ysn
ertlaret 5isnbs af port 9anb".
Drowning gietOria bar isnbt 9ras
iibent eoubst ct Telegram meb Spmpas
tbi | AnIsbnine al OuerfaIbst / AuteuiI.
- 9n mssst beinbninssfuIb ROnsrss
traabts iammsn Berlin ben 24be uPai.
Suer 1000 SpseiaIiitsr | 3~ubertuloie.
ipabomms fra beIe 0erben par Iamlst
for at pleje Raab ON Mibler til llbrpb,
ee!fs Al esnns fr.stsI!ss Spseom, bar
frazer flere Dire enb arissn.
Z ct MisfonsbIab bersttes Der, at
Dronninsen at RepouI, Snbia. nplis
bssit SsIumorb Of 5orfarbslis ouer, at
bun par blsusu u%anlirst | fit aniot at
aopperne. 8Onsen, Tom par benbs
IibenffabeIis ben9iuen, LOB fsrit fin 6spn
saa nb ODer be Eager, Tom boubs tilist
bsnbs | bsnoss Spsbom, os far Nafsr
Os Dren at benz. Derpaa tos ban fat
paa @aoerne isIu. 9an brasts afsubs.
biusbsrne uo af be fore 1smpIsr. plans
tebs Iabebs 8anoner fOran benz os bsfas
Iebe aanonsrsrne at fpis. vi Stret for
bet beipottsIise beri nasieOs be. Dsrs
paa Lob aonseu nosIs af benz bange.
De oDerIsusnoe unbertaitsbs fig, aanos
nerne bIeDe affprebe, os afsubsrns bIsue
nubi | Stpfisr.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-15
Yehen I Gtna.

gfterretniuser fra 6onstons flyer at
ben forte Psit bar foraarfaset 1000
DsbsfaIb / Gan Ring, tina, esbst
al Waj Maaneb. Gilt JOrretninssIip
Iisser nebs, os ben itsrite Del at gpsns
BefoItnins n fIpstet til %eanbbifrits
terne.
Danskeren. [volume] (Neenah, Wis.) 1892-1920, 1899-06-15
Ybitippinerne.
Seftg aamp

Ee ameritanite Sreppsr naaeoe Sas
ginas / Senoass uoen Rootano, men
fanbt gpsn bslat.
Solboterne MATTE lone uoe paa
Martsn en- Wil ipo for Gas Plnns |
ftuoi9t Regnueir uoen At baue nOset at
battle zig meo.
"a De matte Wtoreen ncrmsoe lt9
Qas ginas, iaa De Starer al un9e
uenlist noisnoe Snofeote, men o9iaa
SoIoater meo en- trigerif 9OIoniug. iao
bet par life goot at uioe, bpGo man
fuloe tro ON benz.
6u inofpot Brett ia9Oe, at 9niur.
ssuternss Stprte unbst 9iO tel, 1000
ManO, mat6srsOs eoroas Aftsn mob
8Ocor, os be fuIste ct SpOr ON ameri:
fanerns lite bauoe beuo9tst.
Bore trooper bauoe en- oroi Rard
Ssnoass paa @tuno at ben ltrGtteliae
Yarme. Sra 81. ) Morgen III Il, 80
gftsrm. mat6.reee De uafbruot, og Ger
paa iortlattes eftsr en- limes 9uiIe ino=
til be naaeoe Gas ginas river 81. 1
Gfterm. = Nlt uben Mooitano.
4. Rau. Res. iort e Crop par i Spio.
zen mso eaptOns Os @beaton Stabe.
gIuoieIig bIeUe be ueo foruauute river
meot at en- SaIue, % De MATTE itnnoe
ia at oanne en- Rampllule for al meoe
6ieufen. Weoens be pare | 69ro Der:
meo, uiite en- lang Ramplinis at Sniurs
CENTER fig ueo uenltre Sioe % bespnots
en- beftis Stponius. gn Battalion
Of 8. Suf. Res. mso TO Ranonsr tom
til os braste Jienosn til lausbeo.
20 Rano blepe iaarsoe.
6ienoen oros tiIbase til Sosu men er
frsnSslts porat til at prsue en- Spit.
Gen. @beutOus Brigade bIsps 10
~iaarsos / Dussns Sob. 10 5niursenter
bleue iunons osos, men labst msnes at
pore fore.
Sen. 0uenibines Brigade buuOe l
Iaanb orabt o9 3 iaarsoe. SuenibIns
msote Sniurssnterns paa bsire SIDE al
@beatons Brigade os fnlsts isnsre oen'
ne paa Ratd.n.
9fsIse iensre Telegram IT Sniursen.
ginie / Prou:nien gdulte bruot;
men Sn%iursenterne bipe after pin oeres
0pstisbeo til at BRUCE Rnsb. Ueeaem
3 600. 600 Rrisers, iOm pare mar
peo at blius fdusst, uneilap / Rattens
MuIm Os Werte efter at baue tRmpet
mob Ameritanerus ben iOrssaueno,
Dag. 9ntsIts TOM til pore trooper
meo lesn paa 9enltab.
l3. 9nf. Res. miltsbe Nano, 6
iaareoss; 8 9ni. Res. miiteos l Mano
os 5 iaarsoss; IA. 9nf. Res. buuoe 8
iaareoe % l Colorado 9OIuntssr 8ss.
bapoe II ioareoe.
Souoaasns ArbsiOe par bet baarosite,
Dor Arme enonu bar prsuet paa pbiIip:
pinerne. S%lasmarten naasoe ouer
bele ganotuussn fra easuna be Bap til
6aunsn. Ranoubaaoene lapioau o9
9eIeno tos Oeiaa Del aanOnuoen.
Bore Soloater MATTE tate 5ratttr
os alt, buoo Der tauoe uubuRrss. e
mansIsoe gano, ba 6sItfaiterue pare
tpmts, Os Der ipntes life at uare nOsst
at faa. 5lere Stani T to5es, oe
6jenbsn oreDes tiIba9e. Gen. canton,
Der oar ifsrt en- buio Drast Os iao paa
en- psi iOrt 9eft, par en- COB Stpoeffiue
for benz, men bog bleu ban lite rant,
font flers 9elte ruuot omfrtus BAN
bIsus ffubte.
Sniursenterne menes at bare so osbe
os nosIe 6unoreoe iaareoe.
8ampen enote iaaleoes mso en- Sejer
for pore SoIoatsr, islp ON ben bar
p9rst baaro os blootsbt.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-24
AMATEUR NOTES.

The JOS. Buch Stars challenge the
Charlie Bauers for a game on Sunday
afternoon at 2 o'clock and they accept
ed the challenge. At the appointed
time the Charles Bauers did not APP
pear on the grounds and a half hour
later the game was given to the Jos.
Buch by a score of 9 to 0 by the UNI
pire.
The AL. Hibberds defeated the
Nameless team by the score II to s.
The batteries, Dixon and Mulvey for
the Hibberds, Troy and Blinco. The
feature of the game was formers two
home runs and also his fielding.
The C. w. Kreiters defeated the
Benwocd Stars by the score of Is to 3.
The Benwood Stars stopped the game
at the close Of the second inning on
account of the score.
The Fuckers defeated the Oscar
Gardeners on the Tunnel Green yester-
day afternoon by a score of IA to 8.
Batteries, Quicker, Sohafer and Laurd,
Gardeners, Love and Woods.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-24
THE BEST
Ever Seen in Wheeling Was the Divir
- H.. D~,i,a.l TInrsn Trixta

Ever Seen in Wheeling Was the Diving
Elks and che Trained Horse, Trixie.
About two thousand people went to
Pleasant Valley Park yesterday to see
the famous diving elks and enjoy the
very attractive programme arranged for
the opening of the new amusement re-
sort. The weather Was perfect and so
was the big show and the only verdict
rendered by all who attended was that
it was the finest seen in Wheeling.
The company did not arrive from
Pittsburg until after 10 o'clock and
there was some tall hustling required
to get things in shape to give the show
in the afternoon. AS it was, the eXhi-
bition did not begin until 5 O'Clock, but
the crowd held on, and when the trained
horse 'Trixie' was announced and per-
formed her act, there was applause the
like of which was never heard in a pub
lie place before. The horse is absolute
" the best trained ever seen in Wheel
Ing, anu Is III Sluc iSouc W Tie QINliS
elks, but is a real star herself. The
tricks performed are new and are per-
formed in an easy and graceful n
In the afternoon, owing to the late
ness of the arrival of the show, it was
impossible to get the whole apparatus
UP for the elks' dive n consequently
only one of the animals could dive.
Ringlette was the elk. and it was as
pleasing a performance as was ever seen
here. In the evening the visitors
were treated to an act which no
other city has ever seen. Owing to
being unable to get up the lower tower,
the baby elk, Romeo, diyed off the fifty
| foot tower for the first time. The crowd
| nearly went wild and it is safe to say
| that no act has ever met with such
approval.
The diving elks and the trained horse,
"Trixie" will be the attraction at Pleas
ant Valley park every evening this week
and on Tuesday, Thursday and Satur-
day afternoons, at the matinees, the adj
mission will be 10 cents. and every
evening there will be dancing in the
pavilion without extra charge
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-24

respect, and does not deserve the name
of either father" or husband"
Mr.. Ingersoll deserved no particular
credit for this. and the very fact that
some men dwell on this characteristic
of his life shows that they rather ex-
pected that infidelity would have the
opposite effect on his life, which effect
it, as a rule. has had on other mems
lives. Why not dwell in particular on
the fact that Moody is a kind and
loving father and husband? Because
everybody knows that his Christian
life insures that. l would not detraet
one iota from the beauty of his home
life, but give him all the credit that is
due him and thank God for it.
Mr.. Bigger declared. however, that
Ingersoll was not a model son. in that
he did not honor his father and moth
er. Ingersoll taught that humiliation,
disintegration is our only destiny; that
the Bible is a friend to cruelty and
murder, and polygamy, and obscenity;
that the Christian religion is woman's
tyrant and mans qualification. All OF
his attacks have been effectually an
swered, and his time was worse than
wasted, as Christianity has marched
steadily on to victory.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-24
1T AMAZED THE CUBANs.

II was on the detail for street cleaning
in Santiago" said the volunteer sergeant.
.'and I had four carts and a lot OF Cubans
under me in my district. All they had
TO do was to rake the refuse into heaps
and load the carts, and that seems simple
enough fer a born idiot. The way they
went to work knocked me out Instead OF
driving the cart from heap 10 heap they
shoveled the heaps along for half a mile
until they reached the cart. / let each
gang do his way once. and then made the
cart drive from heap 10 heap. and showed
them that they had wasted four-fifths Of
their time. When they understood they
stared in open-mouthed admiration and ex-
claimed:
All. such people-sucha canos. II
IS no uonder that Cuba 4 see'"
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-24
to date are published b

Averages to date are published be-
low, except those below 100. Players
fail to bowl two successive weeks loose
standing in official list: Sarver, Har-
vest, 10, 10; Handlan, C. G. c., 80,
1863; RAIDER, Harvest, 9, 1852; Meteor, c.
C. c., q, 161; Weitzel, c. C. c., 80,
II; Cochran, C. C. c., Sc, 156; Rahr,
Harvest, q, 1856; Wilhelm, N. E. L. &
A. A., 81, 155; O'Brien, C. c. c., IL,
15e; Knoke, South Side, 81, 154; Nolte,
Harvest, 10, 154; B~eiswinger, Harvest,
12,152; Marschner, South Side, II,
Isl; D%annenberg, South Side, 8, $50;
w. Detwiler, Osceola, 6, $50; Stanley,
C. C. c., IS, 149; w. Brasch, All Root
ers, "a, 14S; Dick, C. c. c., Is, l4l;
Wagner, South Side, 33, 147; Kraft,
All Rioters, 27, 14S; Franz, Harvest,
%, 146; Hazlett z. 2. q. a., IS, 145;
Henderson, All Rooters, 80, IA; Bal
ger, Harvest, 80, IA; Jones, N. r.. l.. q
A. A., 27, 144; ". Falck, N. E. L. & A.
A., 80, IA; C. Norteman, Osceola, 80,
143; Beuter, N. E. L. & A. A., n, l43;
C. Fette, Csceola, Is, 142; Beltz, All
RIOTERS, Is, 140; Ebeling, Osceola, IL,
140; j.. Detwiler, Osceola, Is, 140; Mar
ii, All Rooters, q, 1879; r. Smith, Ma
tional, SO, 1879; Brett, South Side, u,
1877 Fugate, National, 80, 1877; Drum, Il.
z. z. T., 12, 1856; Martin, Osceola, q,
1876; Wasmuth, South Side, 80, 1888;
Hopwood, q. Z. q. g., Is, 1872; Planky,
All Rioters, SO, 1872; A%ndtlinger, Os-
ceola, 81, 1872; A. Norteman, Osceola,
81. 1871; Gaus, C. c. c., 6, 1873; Kahn,
South Side, 80, 1873; Rolf, All Rooters,
Is, 1923; Bartels, z. 2. z. H., SO, l27;
Ross, Harvest, u, 127; Wolvington,
Harvest, u. 127; Bohn, q. z. q. H., 80,
1875: Kaih, All Rooters, 10, 126; Shat
er. National, IL, 1876; Beiswinger, q. q.
z. T., 81, 125; Nolte, Osceola, y, ia;
Moody, South Side, u, 122; Paulus, q.
q. q. T., 6, 113; Reineke, z. d. u. H.,
9. III; Hoefer, National, II, 107; Daw-
son, National, 81, 101.
The handicaps are attracting consld-
cradle attention and the boys are get
ting in form. No announcement as to
conditions has been made as yet so
every one is prepared to slip IN and
uphold the honor of his club. The
date set is August 10th.
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-07-24
CONCERN ING INDIVIDUALS.

Mrs. VIM. Knowlton is a guest at the
Stamm.
S. Simkins, Amos, is stopping at the
Howell.
Mr.. R. A. Heyman left for the East
yesterday on an extended tour.
F. B. McQuiston, of the Pittsburg
Times. spent Sunday with friends in
this city.
Phil Hanauer, Of L. S. Good G. Co.,
has returned from the East, where he
spent mis- vacation.
Peter Haberstick returned last night
from a brief %sojouTn in the East, much
improved in health.
John Franklin Wilson, wife and
daughter have gone 10 Short creek to
visit their relatives for a week.
Albert Shafer leaves to-day for
White Sulphur TO attend the West Vir-
GINA Association of Underwriters.
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PRIZE WINNERS
In the Musee Summer Tournament Which
Closed Last Week.

In the Musee Summer Tournament Which
Closed Last Week.
In the Musee Summer League, which
closed last Friday night, Bert Emblem,
of the Colts, took high individual aver
age high prize, with 176. Brown, OF
Tom Moore, second, just five pins
ahead Of Marschner, who was third.
The averages are as follows: Emblem,
Colts, AZ, 176; Brown, Tom Moore, 80,
III; Marchner, Tom Moore, 80, III; c.
RAIDER, Colts, SO, 1853; Stevenson, Tom
Moore, 80, 1877; Handlan, Tom Moore,
"a, 166; Bosley, Tom Moore, Is, 165;
Cambell, Tom Moore, 30, 1862; Bick-
meyer, Colts, 80, 1872; Cochran, Tom
Moore, So, $50; Modar, Steinhaus, 80,
i59: CASTOR, Crescents, AZ, 157; Reed,
Crescents, Is, 156; Sonnefeld, Cres-
cents, u, 154; j. RAIDER, Colts, 80, 1874;
Beuter, Colts, Is, 1853; Wilhelm, Colts,
81, 149; Emerson, Reliance, Is, 146;
Cory, Reliance, Is, las; Falck, Colts,
a, 40, u. DedTley, CfeSceulS, Il, l40,
Kase, Crescents, Il, las; Dinger, Stein
haus, II, IA; Hores, Reliance, 80, 142;
thinner, R~eliance,-15, 142; H. Wells
Steinhaus, "a, 142; Pieper, R. Riders,
SO, 142; L. Meyer, Steinhaus, 80, 141:
Frazier, R. Riders, II, 140; Butts, r,
Riders, Is, lao; F. Wells. Steinhaus,
80, 1879; Mccain, Steinhaus, 80, 139:
Frohme, Steinhaus, II, 13S; Coleman,
Crescents, 36, 1888; Fox. Crescents. IS,
136; links, Reliance, 80, 1876; Beckett
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At the Third Presbyterian church
Rev. r. r. Bigger preached to a large
congregation yesterday morning. The
theme was "A funeral sermon upon Col.
Robert G. I%ngersonn," and he took his
text from Job 20: 7, S-"They which
have seen him shall say, where is hee
He shall fly away as a dream, n
shall not be found"
The Rev. Mr.. Bigger stated that the
champion blasphemer of America is
dead. His death is inexpressibly sad.
It is the kind of death the infidel
Hobbs died, saying: Il am taking a
fearful leap into the dark" the kind OF
a death Voltaire died, saying: Il am
abandoned by God and man, ! shall go
to hell" or Merabeau, whose last
words were Give me more laudanum,
that | may not think of eternity, and
what is to come"
The reverend speaker painted a vivid
word picture of the form of the man
who but a few weeks ago stood erect,
and defied the God of Heaven; the lips
dumb, that scoffed, and Knocked and
jeered. That same God, that he mock
ed for the amusement of his audiences,
said 1T is appointed unto man once to
die" and no eloquence, no wit, no
sarcasm of a puny inidel could stay
it's fulfllment.
Robert G.. Ingersoll was a man OF
splendid physical appearance. The
God whom he scoffed gave him the
physical foundation for the making Of
a noble man, and in that well develop
ed symmetrical brain was n OF the
brightest intellects of this age. He
was brilliant, not profound. His name
will never appear in the long list OF
profound, erudite scholars Of science
and philosophy. But as a man OF
platform eloquence, wit and sarcasm,
we give him a place in the first rank
of this age.
1t has been we'll said, He did not
stop to deal with facts as they are, or
to use the keen blades of thought and
comparison" But his rare wit, his
beautiful diction and his musical,
fowery ~eloquence, coupled with his
boldness, his startling u%tterances and
his W OF shocking his hearers in
the most sacred things, made him a
favorite with certain classes Of people.
In a word, with all due respect to this
dead agnostic, let me say that
the secret of his power before an audi
ence consisted in rhetoric and tom
foolery."
Mr.. Ingersoll was a kind and loving
father and husband. Having been raised
in a son the duties Of love and
kindness were taught him at his Chris
tan mothers knee. But in performing
these duties there was no particular, re-
markable virtue. The wild animals OF
the desert love their offspring and the
male will die in defense Of his female
mate, and the man who is not a kind
and loving father and husband sinks
beneath the level Of the beasts in this