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Sratsbera, Winn.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-22
TIE JEFFRIES. CARD.
Large Sale Of Tickets FOR the Banner
III I.jstip ,ffrrc,jou r

Large Sale ofTickcts for the Banner
Il Flsiic Attraction.
There will be no Increase In the prices
tomorrow night Mt the Metropolitan
club. despite the fact that Jeffrles has
been showing In only the larger cities,
and to high priced audiences. The
club has guaranteed the champion n
stiff sum to spar here. and In addition
will put on another banner attraction,
which Will bring together Oscar Gard
ner and Joe Hopkins for the fourth
time. Hopkins Is In Youngstown. but
Will arrive here probably tonight. He
and Gardner are matched for ten
rounds.
The Jeffrics combination shows in
Pittsburgh tonight, and Smoky City
sports will attend In abundance. The
champion spars with his brother, Jack
Jcffries, Billy Delaney, Tommy Ryan
and Jim Daily. going six rounds alto
gether The champions favorite
punches, ETC.. will be Illustrated The
opportunity to see "the only undcfeated
heavyweight" Will be taken advan-
tage OF by sports from outside towns.
and large numbers of seats have been
reserved, In response TO inquiries from
Sistersville, Steubenville, Little Wash
jngton and Mannington. Reserved
seats have been put on sale at Oscar
Gardeners. Bader & Maurer's, Wlrder
& Parker's and the White Front cafe.
AS the vitascope pictures OF the Fitz-
simmons-Jeffrics fight were failures,
owing to insufficient light. this fact will
further Increase the attendance to-
morrow night.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-22
MARTINS FERRY NEWS,
Tho Daily Chronicle of Whcclinc's
Progressive Neighbour.

progressive Neighbour
The muddy water which the cItizcns
OF. Martins Ferry We're compelled TO
use yesterday afternoon was due 70
the water main bursting nj n point
midway between the power house and
reservoir In the morning, making it
necessary to pump direct from the
power house. a force of men were nut
to work yesterday afternoon. and ey-
erythlng Will be running smoothly to-
day.
Thieves visited : the Presbyterian
church Tuesday evening and broke
open the tool chest belonging to Con-
tractor w. Y. Manning, securing scv-
eral valuable tools. They then went
to the residence og Rev. s. ]. Boyle,
where the refrigerator was empticd of
Its contents.
crowd of young people picnlckcd
nj the Sister Islands yesterday after
noon. They went up on the steamer
I. NJ. Bayne and returned on the for
ryboat Conveyor. The outing was in
charge of DR.. John Hcrvey and Charles
X. Williams. -
Burglars entered the grocery Of ia
cob Meyers, on Clark street, Tuesday
evening. No money was secured, hut
two gold watches. u pair OF spcctacles
and Il number of cigars were taken.
The entrance was made through II side
window.
Rev. Everett Morris. who has been
The guest Of his parents, on Fourth
street, returns 10 his home In Lucy
Vile to-day.
Mr.. and Mrs. John Reed left yes,cr-
day for New Philadelphia TO attend
the commencement exercises of Scio
College.
Mrs. Mary Hobensack and Misses
Kate Frick and Ethel Smith leave on
the Virginia this morning for Pome-
roy, o.
The pugillstic encounter ut the Met
ropoiitan tomorrow evening will have
many representatives present from this
city.
The Lilies of the Valley and Chal-
FAINT Mission Bands picnicicd on the
Thoburn farm. OH Glcnn's run, ycsicr-
day.
Sumner Cochran had his left hand
badly cut yesterday while handling II
pack of Iron ut the Aetna Standard.
y large number from here attended
the funeral OF Captain Lorenzo Dam
ford nj st. Clalrsvilc yesterday.
james Sweeney received bad cut on
his leg yesterday. caused by slipping
against sheet of Iron.
A hay ride 10 Colerain this evening
viii be INDUCED In by number OF our
young people.
The work of repairing the Interior of
ST. Mary's church was completed yes
terday.
c. 7. Akens. Of Tiitonviiic. WIS a
business caller In town yesterday.
Mrs. w. C.. Moore, OF TiltonvilIc, Is
the guest of friends In the city.
C. w. Taylor. who has been substt-
tutlng for George Collins ut the Cleye-
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-22
CYCLING.
THE STATE SHOOT.
Iicc, Of Wheeling, Won tho West
Virginia Individual Championship.
The Merchandise, Event the big

Iicc, Of Wheeling, Won tho West
Virginia Individual Championship.
The Merchandise, Event the big
Attraction To-day. .s'.,.
The second day of the meet of the
IVES, Virginia State sportsmen,s AS
ISOLATION yesterday was productive of
better shooting. The weather was
IDEAL, and the traps worked perfectly.
The meet closes With. to-day's events.
Next year 1t Will be held In Charles
ton, which fact was decided on at n
meeting OF the association last night,
ut which officers We're elected \ as fol-
lows:
rres!dent-F. c. Perclval,5 OF Park
ersburg. I'M
secretary-Treasurer-Ed. o. Bower,
Of SIstersvftic.
vice-presldents-John E.wrlght, of
Wheeling; J. A. De .Gruyter, OF
Charleston. igrga
Yesterday out of 10 targets for the
day, C. NJ. Powers. OF Decatur, ILL.,,
broke l62, which Is considered fine
work. J. s. Tanning. Of San Francis
co. and H. G.. Wheeler. or Marlboro,
Mass. were tied for second place. with
ISL each: J. E. Rice, of Wheeling, was
third, with l56. and T. Z. Mallory was
fourth. with 153.
Rice. Of Wheeling. won the state
medal In the individual championship
shoot open only to members of the
state association. although the event
was made open to all on IN optional
sweep OF 50. The scores IN: this event
were as follows: 80
J. Rice 49,, ]. S. flaming 4s, Dade
Il. &C. NJ. Powers 81. f. L. Mallory AZ,
sands 43. 'Reihl ~, S. IT. Mallory 40,
]. F. Mallory 80, L. E. Mallory, jr.. 80,
B!bbee %. Afford 10. Dowler 10. Slator
Is, Coll IS. Cole liz, Garden IA. ('Eligl-
bic only in optional sweep.
The scores for the days events re-
suited as follows. & go s.e.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-22
LINCOLS'S FIELD DAY
Attracting General Interest Among
Young COlorcd People.

Attracting General Interest Among
Young Colorcd People.
Among the younger portion of
1Wheeling's colorea population there Is
general interest In the annual field day
sports of the Lincoln high school.
which will be held this afternoon at
Wheeling Park. The sports begin at
2 o'clock. and the prizes have been
kindly donated by merchants OF the
city. The officials In charge are:
Commander In charge, NJ. Mason.
Starter i. Baldwin.
Referee. D. Monroe.
Judges, T. B. Jones, J. Barge and a.
.Jefries.
Timers, w. Turner, S. Gray and Ed
ward Jones.
Scorer, Scott Taylor.
The events and entrants are as fol-
lows:
1OO-yard dash. handicap-A. Wash
inGton. w. Dolen. G. Butler, Earl Jones
H. McMechen. Il. Johnson.
Hammer Throwing-W. Dolen, a.
Washington, NJ. Carpenter. G. Butler.
5O-yard dash. junior-F. Johnson. 3.
Baldwin, W. A. Wilson. A. Bummery,
J. Dickson, w. Beisley. A. Winter.
Putting Shot--A. Washington. Earl
Jones, W. Dolen. G. Butler.
Running Broad Jump-E. Newsome,
c. Berry. C. Ashby. H. Dennis.
1oo-yard. hurdle-E. Butler. II. Nc
Mechen. A. Washington. E. Johnson.
w. Dolcn.
Standing Broad Jump-E. Newsomc,
C. Berry, Fl. Dennis. C. Ashby.
2j-yard dash. girls-By girls of the
school.
One mile bicycle race-H. Rainbow.
H. McMechen, Sam Logan, P. Austen.
L. Jones.
Two-mIIe bicycle race-Frce for all.
Hop. step and jump-H. Dennis, c.
Ashby, e. Newsome, W. Dolen.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-22
Babb has signed with Fort Wayne,
and it is said he will replace Count"
kuehne at third base.


Wheeling is at the tall end, and the
town has but 10000 people. yet the
games are attended by twice the num-
Der that attend here. And the West
Virginians have to walk to the games as
well, on account of the street car tic
up.-Ncw Castle Courant- Guardian q,
The above Is going the rounds of the
IntcrStatr circuit. and Is doubtless
credited by the scribes who publish It,
That it finds republication In any sheet
or credence with any scribe Is com.
mentary upon monumental ignorance.
Anyone who doesn't know that Wheel
Ing proper has 10000 population. and
that K 1t were not for little, thing
like e state line the city's population
would be between $4,000 and 100000
ought to engage in most anything en-
ccpt showing his ignorance In the pub
lie DrntS
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-22
REDEMPTION OF BONDS.

The following numbers OF Ohio County
Bonds OF the 1870 q. per cent loan have
been drawn. and will be redeemed at the
German Bank, In the city OF Wheeling, on
the lst day OF July. 1898:
10 bonds OF $4,000 each-Nos. Il, 81. c.
IS. IS, L. 6J. s. IS. :.
70 bonds OF $4,000 cach-Nos cl5. 400. 2li
217 COS 20. rs. 2f6. 500 2.5 2ts, 2J2, fG2, IiG
3d. l57. 2SS, is. 3S7, 90
1870. s33
Interest on the above bonds will cease
on July !. 1852.
II. p. McGREGOR,
President Board of Commissioners Of the
County OF Ohio. 1el9-22- 26-jyl
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-22
proposals..
PROPOSALS. FOR PAVING.

Sealed proposals will be received by tho
Board OF Public Works of the city OF
Wheeling until II o'clock noon, Saturday.
July l. 1899. for paving certain streets and
alleys with vitrined paving brick. Speclf-
cations can be obtained at the office OF
the Clerk OF the Board The successful
bidder or bidders will be required TO fur
n!sh bond In the sum OF three thousand
tsS,te9} dollars, with surety. to be approved
by the board. for the faithful performance
ties must accompany each bid. Proposals
must be made on printed forms. which will
be furnished by the Clerk The proposnls
shall be marked Proposals for Paving"
The Board reserves the right to reject any
or all bids. WIN. II. 1ioRNISH.
Je2D Clerk
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-22
Won br wet Virginia University.

MORGANTOWN, w. Va, June 21.--
The first Of a series OF two games OF
base ball between the West Virginia
University and WnyncsburE College
teams wis played here this afternoon.
The university won by II score OF II to
s In game devoid Of any cxtra0rd!-
unry features save the work OF Me-
Whortcr. both nj the bat and in tho
field. Ills two home runs drove In half
OF the university tallies. Horner and
Shelby formed the university battery,
and Smith and Eddie for Waynesburg.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-22
BASE BALL COMMENT.

WheelinS's team opens a series at
hoping the team will take on brace.
and win game or two before returning
for games next week on the home
grounds. The failure OF the club to
make Il respectable showing at New
Castle Is most cxasperatlng, but OF
course 1t Is the fortune of war-or OF
base. ball-and the tide may turn to-
day at Youngstown. Bammert did
not play yesterday. for some reason not
kunMn here.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-22

CHICAGO, June 2l.--The Champions
played anything but championship ball to-
day and were defeated in dull and fca-
iurcless game. Attendance. 900. Score:
Chicago .....2 3 0 0 OIL 0 80 s .
Boston ........O 0 . . Ol 0 3 o. s s
Earned runs, Chicago Boston /. Batter
les. Philippl and Powers: Mckenna. Hill,
Crlsfam and Robinson. JmPires, Swart-
wood and Warner. Time. 2:l0.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-22

To-day's programme Includes the
following open events: First. Is: Sec
6Hd. Is. third. 20: fourth. Is: fifth. Is;
sixth %: seventh. Is; eighth, Is: ninth.
70; tenth, TO- and the merchandise
event o; 30 blue rocks. In the latter
event entrance Is open only to mem
bers Of West Virginia gun. clubs or
residents of West Virginia. 1t Will be
shot at p. m. The prizes are Us fol-
lows:
First class Of tics-Parl;cr Hammer
less sun donated by Parker Bros:
cash. so. donated h. Wheeling Gun
Club; silver flask, value S5.@donated by
Dillon-Hancher Company; 200 Gold
Dust sholis, value S., donated by Gold
Dust Powder Company.
Second class OF ties--Baker hammer
less gun. donated by Baker Gun Forg-
ing Company: merchandise. value IS.
donated by D. GundlinS C Co.: 200
Gold Dust shells. value IS. donated by
Gold Dust Powder Company. box ci-
CARS, value S.. donated by ]. B. Nc
kee. ri
Third class of ties-Cash. SIS. do
mated by Wheeling Gun Club: hat.
value s.. donated by CharleI, Noble; 100
Gold Dust shells and cash, $3.50. do
mated by Gold Dust Powder Company
and Wheeling Gun Club.
Fourth class of t!es-C1sh, $40. do
mated by Windsor HOTEL umbrella.
value IS. donated by Henry Sonneborn
cigars. value So, donated by Wells 6
Campbell.
Fifth class Of ties--Vest or pants.
value $40. donated by Thos. Hughes &
Co. and Wheeling Gun Club.
cane, value IS. donated by Kraus Bros:
shoes, value IS, donated by W. a. Helm
& Co.
It Is the desire OF the infringement
that all local shooters turn out and
participate in this event.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-22
HAWLEY NO PUZZLE.

CINCINNATI. Ohio. June 2l.-Hawley
was hit hard. but kept hts hits scattcrcdd
fairly we'll Thomas hitting and Twins
fielding were the features. Attendance.
1900. Score:
Cincinnati ....2 d" | @ 0 0 Sc Z 0
Philadelphia 20 0 . 0 0 4 OIL OF 10
Enrned runs. Philadelphia G: Cincinnati,
D. Batteries, Hawley and Wood Frazer
and Mcfarland. Umpires, Burns and
Smith, Time, 200.
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proposed bicycle relay race from
Wheeling TO, Pittsburgh and return and
the prospects are very good.
II the race is arranged, the rldera
from Wheeling to pittsburgh will car
~ 4 news dispatch from the Intelllgen-
Ger to the Pittsburgh Press. and those
on the return trip Will bring n special
relay dispatch from the Pittsburgh
newspaper to this naper. ~. z.
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Special Dispatch to tho Intelllgencer.

NEW CASTLE. Pa. June 2l.-New Cas-
Tie Kept mp her good work to-day and took
the third game OF the series from the
Weddings. In. the third inning with two
men on bases, Mile: made a home run.
scoring three runs. Wadsworth and Par
yin were the opposing pitchers. but Wads-
%or;h vas given the better support and
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THE PERFECTOS won.

ST LOUIS. Mo-, June 2l.-Thc Perfectos
found little trouble finding McFarland's
curves and the Senator's went down in a
one-sided battle. Wallace played Il bril-
liant game at short. Attendance. ?.lOO.
Score:
St. Louls......o O1i12 u '-9lG l
Washington 20 0 o % 0 0 0-3 10 {
Earned runs. st. Louis 5; Washington .
Batteries. Cuppy and O'Connor: MciTar-
land, Butler and Mcclure. Umpires. En-
slle and Mcdonald. Time, 2:l9.
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CLEVELAND, o.. June ?l.-Thc visitors
were beaten up to the eighth inning, when
they made Il rally. p!linG up SIX runs.
Score:
Brooklyn ~ "a 0 o 0 1 6 do II 1
Cleveland 40 Q 0 0 0 l l-Gli 2
Earned runs. Brooklyn l. Batteries.
Hughey and Schrccougost: Kennedy AMI
Grim. Umpircs. O'Day and McGarr. Time.
. hours. Attendance, lCJ
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INTER.STATELEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUES.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
New Castle 6: ,Whaellngi.
Mansfield 3: Youngstown O.
Fort Wayne s: Toledo l.
Grand Rapids 2; Dayton l..
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IOItL0 NJ Dayton.
Grand Rapids at Fort Wayne.
Wheeling at Youngstown.
Mansfield Mt New Castle.
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= 7 20 Dnsc hItB, DObbR. Home run, Miller.
2iolrn baBsa. Miller. Cargo and Dobbs.
IDoH3le plays. Wu1sWorth. Miller and
mHEht' Bases on b1llg, by Wldsworth, .;
G Gy na,fyin. :. III by pitcher, parv!n !.
eIuch out. ny Wldsworth 3. by Pafvin 6.