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Women's Summer E0r
Union Suits. OUN

These garments are Of Isle
thread, Jersey ribbed, low neck,
NO sleeves and knee length; coll
OF white only. Combination
suits are rapidly Replacing the
two-piece style OF underwear,
being faultless1y smooth and
perfect fitting-no double mp at
the waist line and uncomforta-
BILE feeling.
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WON IN THREE
STRAIGHT HEATS.
TWo-Seventeen Trot a Present to
Venus Il.
ssN5
'E. S." an Easy Winner in the 2:l2
Pace.

In the Two Mile Race at Latonia
Belzra and True Light Fell at
the Head Of the Stretch-W.
Harris, Belzra's Rider, Was
Badly Hurt and True Light Will
Not be Fit to Race Agatha
Lightning Fast Track at St.
Louise
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KlONDIkERS on The
STEAMER HUMBOLDT
A Few Brought Considerable Gold
Dust.
Estimates Range From a Half to a Million
and a Quarter.

Two Englishmen Credited With
Having Half Million-Clean-
Up Reported Practically Finish
ed and Estimate for the Season
is Twelve to Sixteen Millions
Three Thousand Penniless Men
at Dawson Begging for Assist
ance to Get Up the River.
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Special Priced
w ash F FABRICS
NainsOok, &c yd.

White checked nainsooks arc
steadfast Summer friends, being
adapted to so many purposes.
This at 4c the yard, special, II OF
a fair quality for making chill
dren's aprons and dresses, In
fants' slips, and waists for the
boys.
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Ginghams, &c yd.

Another old reliable is ging-
ham, and these quoted at &c the
yard, special, are ~ inches wide,
good colors, fast dye, heavy and
strong; splendid for pretty and
durable dresses for children's
vacation and outing wear.
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CINCINNATI, June % the two
mile race at Latonia to-day Belzra and
True Light fell at the head Of the
stretch. w. Harris, Beazrass rider. was
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Shnrkey md JcfrIcs Now.

SAN FRANCISCO. June 12.-Tom
sharkey hns received the following tel
egrlm from his manager, Tom
ORourke. dated New York, June II:
"Hnve accepted Jeffries challenge to
fight you early In September. You had
better come here ut once. There Ia
nothing out there"
The sailor replied: "Am ut Springs
doing well. working right along. win
leave for New York In three weeks.
Weather Is rather warm there"
From the above It would appear thnt
the caustic challenge Issued by Jeirries
Just after his defeat OF Fitzslmmons
Will lead to some arrangement for Il
battle between the aspiring sailor and
the new champion. Sharkey Is In good
condition and very little work ia re-
CURED to put him on edge for bruls-
Ing contest. The sailor has practically
been in training for IL month and peo-
pie capable of Judging say that he Is In
magnificent condition, ,.
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MARTINS FERRY BRIEFS.


Mrs. William Lupton will be "at
home to her many lady-frlends at her
residence on the corner of Sixth and
Hickory streets. Friday afternoon and
evening. About l2S invitations were
Issued yesterday.
The damage suit of George Blinco
against the city was heard before
Squire Keller last evening. The jury
failed to agree and the case was con-
tinued until next Monday.
Miss Gertrude senbright. who has
been the guest Of Miss Nola Rohrey, on
Fourth street. for the past week. re-
turned to her home In Blaine yester-
day. III
Dr. a. W. Dlnen. DR.. Frank Morri-
son, Emerson Campbell and Bert Shan
err left last evening for few days
squirrel hunt In West Virginia.
Mrs. Wilson Hynes was arrested
yesterday afternoon, on charge of
disorderly conduct and was fined 81
and costs by the mayor. r
Mrs Gatchell and children. Of Wash
ington, D. c., are expected to arrive
here to-day to visit the family of Alex.
Dixon, on Fourth street.
A. G. Shnner purchased the old
Sweeney brick yard ycsterday,from Mrs.
Mary E. Hobensack. Consideration,
about $500.
Miss Margaret Smith. who has been
attending Wilson's College at Cham
bcrsburg, Pa. Is expected home this
evening.
Mr.. and Mrs. W. L. Noble left yes
terdny for Claysville. where they will
spend few days with relatives.
Charles Hamilton was u business
caller In Wcllsburg yesterday.
S. G. Robinson was in Steubenvllle
yesterday on business.
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Arion Som,ncrnachtsfest.

The Arion sommcrnnchtsfest occurs
this evening at Wheeling Park. and Of
course an event under the auspices Of
this lending organization will attract u
very large attendance. The programme
includes concert, under the direction
Of Prof. Schockey. the programme of
which has already. been published.
Among the singers are Mrs. Flora
Williams, Miss Gertrude Riester and
the Arion. Beethoven and Mozart soct-
eties in concerted numbers. The Phil
harmonic Quartet and Mr.. Julius
Hoose will give instrumental selections,
together with the full Opera House or
chestrl.
The concert will be followed by the
dancing, with twelve programmed
numbers, Special cars Will run from
the Casino station ut 1880. IL and lis.
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TIL; itIYEk.

YESTERDAYS DEPARTUREG
Parkcrsburg BEN HUR, IL y. IN.
Newport. JEWEL. II a. m.
Sis,erspille.. RUTH. 800 p. NJ.
Darlington. LEROY. $3.50 2. m.
Stcubenville. r.. NJ. BAYNl. $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Cincinnati. KEYSTONE STATE. s a. m.
Pittsburgh. VIRGINIA.. a. N.
Parllcrsburg II. X. BEDFORD, II n. m.
Matamoras. LEXINGTON. II Il III.
Louisville. ..PITTSBURGH. . y. n.
Slstersville. RUTH. 800 p. m
Darlington. :. LEROY, $50 D. IN.
S,eubenville. #. NJ. RAYNl1, $40 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston. .kANAWIiA, $50 n. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HuR, p. m.
Slslcrsville.. RUTH, $3.50 p. IN.
Darlington. LEROY, $50 y. m.
Steubenville. NJ. BAYNE. 2:30 p. m.
Newport. ....JEWEI., II L. IN.
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BALTIMORE. June 12.-lIarry Fish
er. Of Brooklyn. stood eleven rounds
before Joe Walcott. the weiter weight
champion pueiiist tonight, and then
threw UP the sponge. The Brooklyn
boy took d severe drubbing Mt the
hands OF the Barbados wonder and
seemed only trinc tired at the end OF
the eleventh round. His blocking tao
tics made 1t necessary for Walcott to
hammer him on the kidneys and back
of head, and his left side and arm
looked like raw meat at the finish. The
men were scheduled to go twenty
rounds to decision before the Eureka
Athletic Club. Ford's Grand Opera
House, wherein the exhibition was CIV
en-. was thronged. George Siler refer
eed the bout and received an ovation
from the spectators. sf
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Chccrcd tho New Chnmpion,

NEW YORK. June 12.-Charnplon
james ]. Jeffrics ngain appeared In
the Cdney Island eub arcnn Tonight
and SPARED three exhibition rounds
with Jim Only. who was one Of his
sparring partners white the new cham
piou was preparing for his big fight.
The Ego" was friendly one. Jc(rries
was greeted with tun,,ltuOus applause
M soon as he entered tho ring and
without any undue eXcrtion he showed
the vast crowd that he could play all
around his adversary. Jcffrics will
spar Tomorrow night at Wilmington,
Del, after which he will make n tour
OF the New England states. N,s
Besides the appearance Of the chnm-
pion hcavyweights. two other bouts
were on the programme Tonight. Ed
die Lenry, Of Philadelphia and lack
Mcdonald. Of New York. were matched
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OIL C1TY-River foot inches and
FILLING. Clear md pleasant.
WARREN-Rivcr foot. Fair and
warm.
GREENSBORO-RIy feet 6 Inches
and falling. Fair and warm.
BROWNSVILLE-Ri feet
inches and falling.
MORGANTOWN--R feet 4
inches and falling. Cloudy and warm
er. Il. --....
PITTsDURGH-Rivc 5.5 feet and
falling. Clear and warm.
STEuBENVILLE- 4 feet
inches md falling. Clear and warm.
POINT PLEASANT-ftfve feet
inches and falling. Weather. partly
cloudy. '.G
CINCINNATI--Rlyer II feet s
Inches and falling. Weather. partly
cloudy. t..
CAIRO-River &c feet inches and
stationary. Weather, cloudy and
cool. .- To-
Observation-Disclosures IL feet I
inches ind falling. Weather, cloudy
and warm.
MEMPHIS-Rlvcr 10 feet inches
and falling. Weather, cloudy and
cool.
LOU1SFILLE--12ivcr falling; feet
inches In canal: 4 feet inches on the
falls: II feet 8 inches below locks.
Weather. clear and pleasant.
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The marks ut p. m. showed feet 5
Inches and stationary. Weather. cloudy
and warm.
The City of Pittsburgh has been de-
layed below and will not reach this port
until noon to-day. II IS not thought
the big sidc-wheeler will attempt to 90
beyond Wheeling. on account OF the low
water. She is scheduled TO leave to-
night for Louisville She has q number
of round-trippers bookelSnt Pittsburgh,
Wheeling and other upper river towns.
The old reliable Keystone State, Cap
tain Charley Knox on the roof, Is to-
days packet for Cincinnati. departing
ut u IN.
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GLEE CLUB ENTERTAINED,

George Inglebright In his usual hos
pitable manner, entertained the mem
bera OF the Old Gtee Club. at the resi-
dence OF his parents. Captain and Mrs.
L. w. Inglebright. In the First ward,
last evening. Tho Glee club, which has
been abandoned for about one year,
was formerly one Of Martins Terry's
best known society circles and Its
birth again in this city will be greeted
with Joy by many. The meeting last
evening was given In honor OF one of
the society's former members. Mrs.
George Blnckford. OF Sandusky..
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle OF WhcclIns's
Progressive NcIuhoor, iiF XII

The marriage OF Miss Maud Meaill,
daughter of William Medlll, OF Tllton-
VILE, to James V. Cox, OF Mt. Pleas
ant, Is announced TO take place nj 8
o'clock Tomorrow evening. Miss Me-
Oil - a young lady OF many admirable
qualities and her kind heart. cordial
manner md womanly disposition have
won her many wurm friends In this
city. Mr.. Cox Is u worthy young
man ind Is we'll known In this vicinity.
being principal OF the Mt Pleasant
schools. The ceremonies viii be per-
formed by Rev. A. W. Harris. OF TIL
tonville, va st75g} I. A,'s .f7s,4, Z
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BOWLING.

Last nights bowling scores
Musee league-Rellance. 500, 300. 900:
Colts, 975. $40. 957. ,Ng
Mozart league-C. C. c.. 1909, 032.
1.021: South Side. sol. SIS, So7.
Mozart lensuc-Osceola5, 772, S61, sol:
Harvests, 83S, $40, $40.
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LEFT FOR LIVERPOOL.

The following people from this city
left yesterday for New York. where
they will ship tomorrow on the White
Star liner Teutouic. for Liverpool.
England: Deborah Davis. David Dav-
Is. Johme Davis. Mary Reece, Katie
Reece. Emily Lewis. Windham Lewis
and Lille Lewis, EE' 4sl5
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COPE REUNION.

The second annual reunion OF the
Cope family Will be held in the Friends
Yearly Meeting House at Mt. Pleasant,
Wednesday, August 1G. This Is one OF
the largest family gatherings held in
Belmont county. Five hundred an.
nouncements have been sent to reln-
tives In this stnte. hrs 7l-5
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TWO. base hts, Taylor DAILY, Cecil,
Hemphlll. Three base hit, Dobbs. Bases
stolen. Poole. Taylor. Double play. Val
rott ]. by Altrock I, by Wells 2, Il Hit bats.
men. by Altrock /. Struck out. BY Wells
3. by Parvin 4, by Atrock l. Passed ball.
Twineham. Wild pitch. Wells /. sncrl-
8. Grand Rapids I. Base hits, on Wells
6, on PARROT ]. off parvin 4. limo, lbs.
Umpire. Zinrntn. isfFti6 ~ ~ -
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A PRESIDENT FOR BETHANY
Selected III the Person of DIR. Kcrsc,
OF Washington, Pn.


Washington, Pa.
For one year Bethany College has
been without n president, the vacancy
created by the resignation OF President
Hagerman not having been filled. and
the, college to learn TINT Rev. DR.. Ker-
sey. OF Washington, Pa. has accepted
the position rendered him by the ex-
ecutive committee OF the board Of trus-
tees. The selection Is considered one
OF the best that could have been made.
DR.. kersey Is an earnest, practical
worker, and is the man for the place,
being highly qualified In every respect
His formal election will occur this week
at the meeting Of the board of trustees.
DR.. kersey Is now ut Bethany, during
the commencement exercises.
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A Boys Road Race.

On June 10. boys road race Will
take place from the corner OF Fifteenth
and Jacob streets. Boys under four
teen wishing to enter this race. may do
SO BY calling on Chester Phillips, 2O11
Main street, before Thursdny, M.
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CLEAN. sweet and wholesome Is the
bread baked by Wheeling Bakery. Ask
your grocer for II.

BAD management keeps more people
In poor circumstances than any other
one cause To be successful one must
look ahead and plan ahead so that
when II favorable opportunity presents
itself he Is ready to take advantage Of
Il. a little forethought Will also save
much expense and valuable time. A
prudent and careful man VIII keep II
bottle OF Chamherlaln's Collie, Cholera
and Durrhocn Remedy In the house,
the shiftlcss fellow will wait until ne
cessl,y compels /, and then ruin his
best horse going for n doctor and have
IL DID doctor bill to pay, besides: one
pays ont 20 cents, the other Is ont a
hundred dollars ana then wonders why
his ncghbor ls getting richer while he
Is getting poorer. For sale by drug
EIsts. .'r
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The Wheeling high school team, &C.
companfcd by a wagonfut OF rootcrs,
went to West Ii berty Saturday, and
played the normal school nine. The
high school lads were never In Il, and
the score resulted 90 to 10 In favor of
West Liberty. -
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At Fort Wayne. ia4agR HE
TT. Wayne.....1 1 0 Il o o o 1Fo-i 55
Mansfield 40 9 99102 . 2 20 10 8
EE;atterles-Foreman and Bergen; Smith,
AT Dayton. tf. 9a s. fRHE
Dayton .......1 0 o. 1900 1 % ii 3
New Chstlc...l liz 02 4 0 ,'-l0 IA 0
batterIes-Carter md Donohoc; FIgge.
AT Toledo. RHE
Toledo .........0 1 % 0T0.O La 40 % 3
foungstn 80 0 o 600 o o. s 2
Batter'es-Ferguson and Arthur; Nc
Farlanu and Lattlmer, - - -
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

CLEVELAND, Ohio. juno 1o,-C7cycland
and Pittsburgh played pretty even game
today. but the visitors did tho better
work In the field. There was good hitting
on both sides Score. i.N.
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RaIe FeLp Dorted,
JeneraI Tonccs.
NOTICE.

NoTlcE.
All persons having rooms to rent, with
or without board, during tho week Of tho
Wheeling Efks' Carnival can address or
call ut the office Of Il. +. HILL, IL FIJI
tenth street. secretary OF Hotel Com
mtttcc. fc3
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Tho Big Walk n Failure.

] NEW YORK, June 1.-THE six day
walk appears to have suddenly col
lapsed. The walkers have NIL left the
track. It Is understood TINT the affair
has proved to be q failure financially.
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DYSPEPSIA-bane OF human exist
encc. Burdock Blood 5Ittcra cures It.
promptly. permanently. Regulates md
tones the stomach.
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A Lii KINDS OF PLAIN AND FANCY
IA Printing. An entire new limo Of sam.
pies or Bait Programmes. Tickets und In.
yitat!ons at all prices at tho Intcl!lIcncor
Job Printing Ofllco.
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3ecefver's Sale.
ID ECEIVERS' SALE.


EcElVERs SALE.
~
By virtue Of d decree of the circuit court
OF Ohio county. West Virginia, made on
the Sd day OF June, 1879, and entered in
Chnncery Order Book No -, pnge -,
In II cause In chnncery therein pending,
wherein ". w. Wood ct al. nre plaintiffs
ana Robert W. Kyle ct ~. are defend
ants, the nnuers!gneu receivers OF Wood
brothers framing MIL Company. Will sell
AZ Publlc snle ut tho north front door of
the court mouse OF ONO county, West
virginia, 10 the highest and best bidder.
commencing ut ~ o'clock n. M, on the
2lst DAY OF JUNE, 1899,
the following described real estate that
Is 70 say: -
LOT NUMBERED FOUR %. IN
S3lIARE No: -FOUR H. S!TuATED AT
LIE JuNCI!ON OF TlilRTY-TIllllD.
IdiltIm -tQuRIH AND CHAPLlNE
STREETS, IN THE CITY OF WHEEL
ING. OHIO COUNTY. WEST VIRGINIA.
being the same property conveyed to
Wood Brothers Planning MI. Company by
John speldel, BY deed dated Juno the Sth,
ls92, and recorded In Deed Book numbered
". page. ~, land records OF Ohio county;
g qI Wmish ptupsrtS , ~ si'uItcu IN" Mooa
iIytures md ina mnrh,nrr" thernin 10
pnrt ~ mo n forcenII iot n;,mhnrnS tow
TX onh rncs win sa,,i iot 49,
Also he yirtt,c of smii ticcrec thu nor.
SOI1ll property OF the Naiu WOOD BfOtncr8
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GOOD bread ls half n neal Always
get Wheeling Bakery tin seal bread.
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-
C1Raries.

~ ANAR1Es-soo HARTz MOUNTAIN
" Rollers. Males 32.oo, Females 50c, at
HENRY HELMBRIGHT'S. corner Mar.
ket and Sixth streets. mrI7
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Proposals.
no CONTRACTORS AND DUII,DERs

/ y ~ '7f''''
Proposals are Invited for the erection Of
Il hospital Building Mt Steuhenviiie. Ohio,
according to plans and specifications
glass works Of GIL Brothers 4 Co. Bids
VIII be received for the entire work ia
DO done. and also for the separate
branches OF the work. and all bids must
be submitted on or before June 20, 1889,
with statement as to the time within
which the contractor will undertake 10
complete the work. The right to reject
any and all bids Is reserved. Address all
communications TO
j. GILL. SteubenvIllc. Ohio.
myers
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ENTRY BLANKS at Stamps for
Groccrs' Bicycle Races. June 10. ut
Wheeling Park.
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BASE BALL COMMENT.

Poole, than whom there Is no better
pitcher In the business, Will pitch for
Wheeling against Grand Rapids this
afternoon. and BILLY" Campbell, whose
home is in Sistersville. and who is re-
membered as the most popular member
OF 'Wheeling'steam In 81. will onlciate
on the slab for the Michiganders. This
Is Ladies' Day" and doubtless there
Will be n big turnout. tr7-f
The management released "Tacks"
PARROT last night. The engagement of
Parvln and Pnstorius made 1t neces-
sary to let out pitcher, and the ex-
National Lacquer drew the ,unlucky
card. 7
Niles will probably be In the game to-
day. -Da "a
Frank Torreyson didn't come to
Wheeling with his team. His brother,
Thayer, Is In charge.
Babb is putting up beautiful game
ut short field. He is one Of the most
popular members OF the team. /. His
errors are usually made on hard
chances.
At the request of business men who
desire to attend tho games, commence
Ing to-day they will be called fifteen
minutes later, at 3:i5 o'clock.
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Fff| sarlG IN
CYCLING.
BOXING.
IN7ER.STATELEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUES.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Wheeling s, Grand Rapids 6.
Toledo D. Youngstown 2. ti .j4
Mansfield 9. Fort Wayne
New Castle 10. DAYTON
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BEGIN to-day to cnt Wheeling BAKE
cry Bread. Costs no more thln com
mon bread.
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YOU could live on bread baked by
Wheeling Bakery.
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5orR.ni

Tor RENT--sErERAL GOOD ROOMS
~ Ia the City Bank Building. Inquire at
the CITY Bank OF Wheeling. fntao {.
5NoR sRENT-FALLoURE BUILDING,
~ l6l6 Market street: Il living rooms; sn.
loon ana par fixtures, Inquire ut GEO.
y: BoYD'S. itlI Chapllne street ap2l
NOR RENT-oFFICE AND LODGING
T. sooffiH at 1905 Market street. Water and
both gases In each room. Rent very rca.
uonable. Apply to l5oA Market street.
EgE-l.r1Er'- w. fg 90 dc1n.Fn n.tN n
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. n g TT RT "a.
Gears tho 1lho Kind You Haze AlHays Bought
s's, si z3zAtz9x
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FOR SALE BARGAIN n I HOME

Tho property at 139 Zano street: s-roomed
house; lot fronts on both Zane and South
Huron streets; room enough for two more
houses. VIII sell at big bargain, and
loan you the money to pay for same on
long time. Easy as paying rent
The 4.roomed dwelling al q Baker street,
East Wheeling. for 1850: $3.50 cash and bal.
ance In monthly payments.
MONEY TO LOAN. ~
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'Batted for Hughey In ninth,
fBattcd for Sparks in sixth.

Cleveland ...........O 0 20l 900 %
Pittsburgh ....,....a 0 / 0t0.O3 0 0-5
Earned runs. Cleveland /: Pittsburgh I,
Two-bnse hit, Dowd. Stolen bases, Quinn.
Mccarthy ?, Clark. Double play, Schrc-
COMPOST and I.ockhead. First base on balls.
Off linghey 2; off Sparks g. OF Lever j.
Left on bases, Cleveland G: Pittsburgh s.
Sacrifice hits. Mccarthy, Williams, Ely,
Attendance, 100. Time. 40. Umpire. Gair-
ncy. rH-t
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At New York. RuE
New York....O 0 0 o 0 zoo Oil /
Boston .......S 0 0 0 0 Oil IL 3
Earned runs, Boston g. Batteries. Coax
ley. ,cnrr!ck and Warner; Nichols and
Clarke. UmDires. Lynch and Warner.
Tlmc. l:hS. Attendance LIN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-13
I'd DAY OF JUNE, 1859
RMS OF SALE or TIE REAL ES-
H.. TATE

TERMS OF SALE OF PERSONAL
PROPERTY.
Cash on tho day OF gale.
GEORGE II. MAXWELL,
EDWARD WAGNER, w..
Receivers OF Wood bros. Planning MIN Co.
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La democracia. (Ponce, P.R.) 1890-1948, 1899-04-27

clones sin violcncias; meditando.
para sacar consecuencia.
Vease el suelto a.que nos referimos:
sCompArense los telegramas que si-
gueD:
De una hoja suelta de <El Correo de
Puerto Rico,, que aver reprodujimos:
<Conferencia aver Presidcnte result6
cabotaje gobierno civil, censo, ciudada-
MIA, prontfsimo. Zeno, Henna.
Del sBoletfn Mercantile, edici6n de
anoche:
Gel Presidente Mac Kinley ha publ
cado una 6rjen declarando ell cabotaje,
entire los puertos de los E. U. = los de
esa isla.
La orden del Poder Ejecutlvo esta-
bleciendo Ell l>cabotaje con Puerto Rico
sc debe los informes presentados a
Presidente por la Comisiin n que, baJo Ia
direction del general Kennedy visito ul-
timamente dicha isla.
La Comision Colonial Sc ha mostrado
tambien partidaria de la sustituclon del
Gobierno militar por ell civil, haliando
, Sc este asunto bajo estudio.,
Aquf Sc hace la meditation. 81
sacan consecuencias.>