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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-31
MMECHEN NOTES.
Daily Items Of Interest About People
and Events.

Daily Items Of Interest About People
and Events.
Miss Jennie Sanders, sister OF Balti-
more & Ohio Yard Engineer NJ. J. San
ders, Of Kansas City. Kas.. Is visiting
her half-brOther, John NJ. Carney, and
Will, with Miss Anna May CAREY. leave
for MRrtinsburE and Washington about
the middle OF next week TO visit rela-
tives and friends before departing for
their home.
quite number OF railroad men went
from here yesterday TO Lltilcton to Mt
tend the funeral OF Brakeman Charles
Hill, who was killed In the wreck Mt
Barrncksyille Monday.
Mrs. William Duffy and family will
return home tomorrow from Glen Ens-
ton. where they have been visiting
friends,
Mrs. a. Moore has returned 10 her
home on Wheeling Island. inter visit
ing at the home Of Rev. Carroll
Mrs. $. l.. Riggs returned to her home
ut Broad Tree after Waiting her mother,
Mrs, $. Il. Hanna,
ALBERT Jennings ana family left yes
tcrdRy to visit friends and relatives at
Richmond. Va.
n G. Chaddock and family are visit
ing friends at MoundsvillC.
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SropoSah.
NoTicE 70 CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals will be received ut the
office OF the clerk OF the county court OF
Brooke county, West Virginia, until Il
O'Clock M, Monday, September II. 1899, for
matchmaking section OF the county road
leading from LREcarvil!e to Steubenville.
Said section begins where the road crosses
the incline OF the Gllchrist coal works, and
extends northwardly u dstanct OF $50 feet
to a point near the first county bridge over
Cross creek. Approximate quantities. $50
cubic yards OF Hedge broken stone and $50
cubic yards OF mapped limestone. Spccl-
hcations can be seen at the Office OF NJ Il.
Boyd, county engineer The riEht to re-
jeci any and all bids is reserved.
|. II. DUNAL,
W. c. McWREATH,
n. NJ. POOLE.
- =.
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DESIRABLE HOMES FOR SALE.

iwo.story brick and franc addition.
T.et u foot & inches by about 100 feet- on
,vesi aldo OF Main street. doors north
OF Eighth street. Only 500 this week
pleasant Valley, from ! to acres OF
ground. Site cannot 10 beat for a resi-
' 4 line and cheap building lot on Lind
N. fSot by i9-foot lot on Eighteenth
street, with brick dwelling on alley
'" This ia all desirable property and an
s5-fsot by iOo-foot lot corner Thirty.
fourth and ChApllne streets, part OF Al
hnmbra Rink and frame dwelling, roomA
on il. will be offered cheap this week.
C. A. SCHAEFER 6 CO.,
Corner Fourteenth and Market strOOla.
Telephone 5l7.
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ZERMATT. Switzerland. August go
A serious mountain climbing accident
has Just been reported. while two
Engllshmcn, HIN and Jones' were as
cendlng the Dent Blanche their rope
broke mud HIN and three guides were
precipitatrd down the mountain, Their
bodies have not been found and II Is
supposed all four men persisted.
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BASE b III COMMENT.

Wheellng's bali club is enjoying
needed two days rest. 1t was intended
II possible to open the Toledo series this
afternoon, instead OF having a double
header on Friday, but Manager Lyle
was unable to make this arrangement
with the Toledo club. consequently the
first game OF the series will be played
tomorrow afternoon.
The Interstate race continues very
exciting. Fort Wayne again over
yhelmingly defeated Youngstown.
making 1t four straight, and Glass
cocks team retains its slender lead In
the race. Toledo won and is but four
points behind. Mansfield IS close up in
third position. Toledo's defeat OF New
Castle gives the latter team u slight
setback, but the Quakers stlll have
an elegant opportunity to win out
through their long stretch OF games at
home.
Good boy, Glasscock! Keep up the
good work-untIl you strike Wheeling.
Then we'll have to trim you for three
straight, old boy.
Pittsburgh finally got In the game
Yesterday and won a close one from
Hanlon's Superbas, Still the leaders are
away ahead and seem to have lead
p!re claim to the rag in the big league.
Another defeat and Cleveland will
have reached the 100" mark.
Wells or ParvIn will likely pitch In
to-morrow's game against the Toledo
team.
Donahue says he is only loaned to
Wheeling, at least so Armour gave him
10 understand. The Wheeling manage
ment, on the other hand assert that
Dayton has no clair IN the young
catcher.
Springfield Is about due to win
game. Perhaps they will take 1t out
on the poor old Youngstowns.
A month ago, when the Intelligencer
proposed n double season President
GuEcnheIm wired that he was willing
to divide the season. but that his team
would win out anyway. Does McAleer
fall heir to that wonderful and fearful
prediction?
Not two papers In the circuit have the
same standing Of clubs. About the
worst In the bunch IS that appearing
In the Toledo Commercial. which has
total OF 46s victories and but 453 de-
ieats. OF course, there must be as
many wins and losses. The CONNER
cIaIs ls a laundering way Of showing
the Mud Hens ahead when they aren't
ahead at all. wa
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Al Mansfield. RI
s SPRINGFIELD 20 . 0 o 90 O-1 G 2
Ratterles-smlth and Belt; Wolfe and
Bevlle
Al New Castle. ER
New Castle...0 Q Q Q I Q Il
Toledo .........0
Batteries-strelt and Grahus; Ewing
and Arthur
v6 nv 20 O2l 1000 OfO-37 Z
~. Waync..,O 2 90 9 III II j
BatterIes-Carney and LattImer: wetnig
md BERGEN,
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AulluleAA people
!, often drift c part.
Tie w:fe re-ls TO
satisfy her heart
craving, by society,
always roaming
with a hungry heart. "
The husband finds
the home dull and
goes to the club. The
happiest homes arc
those which echo to
the love and laughter
Of childish voices.
The conditions
which preclude moth
efhood arc often rem
ediable Thev moW
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CLEVELAND. August So.-Although the
playing OF the Cleveland team was good
MS whole, the Bostons batted out runs
almost at will and won. In the third In
ming Umpire McGarr got in the way Of a
player. ana Is u result Duffy was declared
out. Duffy would have protested the
game had his club lost Score:
Cleveland .....o1Oo OOO3 Is 10 i
Boston ........2 0 0 2 0 l-S1s l
batteries, Bates and Duncan: Lewis and
Bergen. Earned runs, Cleveland 8; Boston
8. Time, 1850 Attendance, 200. Umpires,
Snyder and McGarr.
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aeueraL NoNees.
NOTICE TO BoND-HOLDERS OF
IN THE WHEELING STEEL & IRON
COMPANY

COMPANY.
The Wheeling Steel & Iron Company, in
accordance with the provisions Of Its
mortgage deed OF trust made on the LIST
day OF November, 1899, hereby gives notice
OF It's intention 10 redeem nll OF Its out
standing bonds secured by said mortgage,
being the bonds numbered from 1856 to 800.
inclusive. by the payment OF such bonds
on the LIST day OF November, 1899, at Tho
National Exchange Bank OF wheeling.
which bank has been selected by the
Wheeling Title & Trust Company, the
trustee under said mortgage deed OF trust,
MS the place Of deposit for the payment OF
said bonds, In the stead OF The Exchange
Bank OF Wheeling. which has ceased TO do
business; and further gives notice that
upon such payment the coupons then I'M
matured for interest on said bonds Will
WHEELING STEEL q
IRON COMPANY,
+. W. Bowers, Secretary.
WHEELING TITLE &
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
L. +. StIfel, Secretary.
Bond-h0iders who may desire 70 ex-
change the bonds held by them for new
first mortgage per cent bonds Of the
company at par should make carly appll.
cation at the office OF the company.
nu22 F. W. BOWERS. Secretary.
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50 noau.

UyE LOAN MONEY on REAL Es-
w TATE on easy monthly payments.
retary, Telephone Building. Wheeling, W.
Va Ru3i-tth&8
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@aie Reio Uunfed.

SUPERINTENDENT FOR YOUR OWN
y and adjoining counties, to represent
reliable manufacturing company. Perma-
hent position to man OF energy, Salary.
5000 per month and expenses. Unusual
opportunity. Address MANAGER, p. o.
Box iii2, Philadelphia. AUS
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Seal &stafe.
FOR SALE........

FOR SALE........
Desirable property cor. Main and 10th 81.
Nos. 1901 and 1909 Main street.
No gs2l Eoff street, frame dwelling.
a desirable residence and unimproVed
lots in LeAtherwood.
the line OF the Elm Grove railroad.
Six dwellings in the town Of Martins
Ferry at n cheap price.
National Steel and American Tin Plat
STOCKS FOR RENT.
Front onc.halG OF store room, desirable
location on Main street
Store room No. 1883 Main street.
Desirable dwelling In Lcatherwood.
Desirable dwelling on the Island.
SIMPSON & TATUM,
city RANK RuildlnE-- No, [
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FOR RBNT

No. 70 Sixteenth street, ccllar.'....''' y y
No. " Sixteenth street, store room'' " W
FOR SALE.
No, 90 Ohio street. 1880.
No. 80 Sixteenth street,
Lot on river front. South Front street.
No, Is Vermont street.
No, lie Main street,
No. 22O7 Chaplino street, and other de-
slrahle property Tor business anu reSi'
WiANTED-Two tlrst-Class bArboTS.
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DIPHTHERfA, sore throat. Group.
Instant relief, permanent cure. Or.
Thomas Electric oil. At any drug
store. 2
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t.N'AufEh ,,,,....,0 0 0 0 0 o 0 -
"..aF.yn .......,...O 0 90 2 0 o.
Earned runs, Pittsburgh g Two-basc
tIH, Kelly. baly, Throc-b ngc hit. DahlUu
sacrifice hit Jennings Double plays, Ely.
HHHtn and Fox; Ely and Fox; BLY,, Jen.
s.Eg and Dnhlon. First base on balls,
~ Iheebra q of Kennedy ], Hit by
p''eAed ball, Jones, Dahltn. Struck out,
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CINCINNATI. August sa-The Orioles
were shu; out by Hahn's effective pitch
ing, to-day; Neither pitcher gave base
RHE
Cincinnati 80 Q O10lO Iii 0
Baltimore .....O o 20 o o o Q 90 ! /
Batteries. Hahn and Wood; Howell and
Robinson. Earned runs. Cincinnati 2.
Time 1850 umpires, Swartwood and
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TO-DAY's GAMES.
philadelphia at Cincinnati
New York at Pittsburgh.
Brooklyn Ut Cleveland.
Washington at Louisville.
Boston Mt Chicago.
Baltimore at 81. Louis.
PTTTsBrRGH, August SO.-Renncdy
pttrhcf a tno CANA up to the sixth In
ming not man reaching first. In the
seventh five hits and four runs were
scored. Chesbro pitched steady game.
ana was admirably supported. Attcr /
unce lE1i Score.
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HAHN's GREAT PITCHING.

by Cheshro J. Passed balls. srhriver 2.
Time. l.ai. Umpire. 0anney ana Latham.
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ALWAYS ask your grocer FOR Wheel
Ing Bakery Bread. Good. Big. Cheap,
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Cost

T OST- ON FRIDAY. BETWEEN
Il South Front and Market streets. a
package containing Mexican drawn work.
co.'s. RulS
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nErTER ALL-ARorNp PLAY.

LOUISVILLE. August sQ,-rhe colOnelS,
with Cunningham on the slEb, took the
last game OF the series from the Phiilles
by better all.around play. Attendance. 100.
RHE
Louisville .....I o Ol2lO 50 s o
Philadelp'a ...l Q o 0 90 o % Q 4
Earned runs, Louisville l. Time, 1850
Umpires, Emslie and Dwycr. Batteries.
Cunningham and thinner; DoHahue ANA
Douglass,
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A month ago, when the Intelligencer
proposed n double season President
GugcnheIm wired that he was willing
to divide the season. but that his team
would win out anyway. Does McAleer
falI heir to that wonderful and fearful
prediction?
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IN7ER.STATEL LEAGUE.
srANpING % cLuBs.

YESTERDAYS GAMES,
AV''40 For. Wayne u. Youngstown ).
Mansfield Z, Springfield !
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To-DAY's GAMES.

To-DAY's GAMES.
p'' W. Fort Wayne at New Castle.
Springfield at Youngstown
Following are the records OF the various
,,,rs OF tho Interstate League for the
wesE ending Saturday, August %, and 1t
viii be noted wheellng's record was
os,,nscd only by Fort Wayne:
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%,Sah
....FOR SALE.,,

FOR SAlE.-
BONDS.
Town Of Salem, per cent
jackson County. per cent
Whitaker Iron Co.
Wheeling Stamping Co.
Ravenswood. Spencer & Chenille Rail.
road Co
ParkersburE Gas. Electric Light and
Street Railway Co.
Moundsvllle. Benwood & Wheeling Rail-
way Co.
City Of Grafton Water Works.
City OF Grafton Street Improvement
Tin. Steel and Hoop Stocks bought ana
sold direct on New York and Chicago
Stock Exchanges.
HOWARD HAZLETT & SON,
STOCKS. BONDS AND INVESTMENTS,
National Errhnnrn Hank RnIldlhR
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IHNEh NIIiNI UULbI4Fs II7NI o
CHICAGO, August 5O.-Three great
double plays at critical stages enabled the
Orphans TO take the last game from New
York to-day. Ali five runs resulted from
errors and DoheRy's wildDess. Attend
RHE
Chicago ......o 0ol1 9 I!
New York 80 0 o o 1 o 0 90 0 .
Batteries. Taylor and Chance; Doheny
and Wilson. Earned runs. none. Time,
hours. Umpires, o'Day and Mcdonald.
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Springfield Is about due TO win n
game. Perhaps they will take 1t out
on the poor old YOungstowns.
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Donahue says he is only loaned to
Wheeling. at least SO Armour gave him
10 understand. The Wheeling manage
ment, on the other hand, assert that
Dayton has no clair IN the young
catcher.
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Good boy, Glasscock! Keep up the
good work-untll- you strike Wheeling.
Then we'll have to trim you for three
straight, old boy.
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HOWARD HAZLETT & son,
TO INVESTORS.

STOCKS. BONDS AND INVESTMENTS,
National Exchange Bank Building.
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Wells or ParvIn will likely pitch In
io-morrow's game against the Toledo
team.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-06
TROLLEY CAR EXTENSION
ON HOWARD STREET
The Nuevo Potrero Improvement
Club Seeks Better Street Car
Acro-,, IN o6 ation

The residents OF the Nuevo Potrero sec
ton OF the city bordering on the west
slope OF Potrero Hill facing the Mission
desire better street railroad accommOda-
iion. TO attain this object the property
owners. As represented by the Nueyo Po-
trero Improvement Club. met last night
al 1920 Rhode Island street and took pos
itive action. with = determination 10 get
tho Market-street Railway Company 10
extend its Howard and Twenty-fourth
street line from POtrero avenue 10 Rhode
Island street, = distance of three Dlocks-
Al a previous meeting OF this club the
secretary was instructed 10 communicate
10 Superintend, Niuing the views OF the
property owners. In answer 10 this COM
nuuiCauOn reply Was sent 10 Secretary
a. J.. kimball announcing that the com
muniCation had been referred 10 J. l.. VIII
cutt. The representative OF the Market
street combine, who had given the COM
munlcauon favorable consideration and
would be pleased 10 have the club delega-
zion call upon the directors. This infOr-
nation. coming from the head OF the
Market-street Railway Company. was
hailed with much delight by the mem
hers Of the club. To meet the directors at
such time and place as may be designat-
90 committee consisting OF George
Guthrie. 4. h. klmbau. Peter Stohlburg
and Patrick Reilly was appointed by the
president, John BardUhn.
lu order - meet any objections that
might seize Mayor Phelan in the near fu-
ture. al such time a. the franchise for
the TWO remaining blocks on Howard
street viii come before him under the In
coming Supervisors. "A committee consist
lnE ~ President Barduhn. George Guthrie
and Peter StOhlburg was named. with in
strrctions 10 Secretary klmball 10 COM
municate with his Honor as 10 when he
VIII receive them.
on the representation Of Joseph i. Two
hey. from tie Mission Federation OF In
prlNcment clubs. resolutions faVoring a
bond issue for all the proposed improve
fnents We're adopted. and the club prom
iSed 60 aid ia carrying out the intentions
of advocates of the measure. The club
The Mission Federation Of Improvement
Clubs. John Rarduhn. George Guthrie. G.
j. kimball and A Armstrong. Besides
nc extension ~ the trolley car line. this
county Hospital lot into a public park at
The llrst opportlnltN.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-06
FOURTH RECITAL OF
1.-THE HOLMES QUARTET
Elegant Rendition of the Great
Brahms Sextet-Very Successful
Song Recital by Mrs. ].
z Birmin CHAM

There was a musical object lesson prev
alent in yesterdays chamber music con-
cert by the Holmes Quartet. This lesson
consisted of the remarkable contrast be-
tween string quartet in c by Mozart
and a sextet in B-fiat by Brahms II
was, so to speak, the contrast between
the antique and the modern. BY antique
l do not wish to convey any idea of infe-
riority, but merely to give a term TO a
certain quality of music. When we listen
to, MoZarts quintet we are impressed
with the gentleness OF the motif, the
gracefulness of ideas and the delicacy of
expressing romantic thoughts. The
Brahms sextet gives US vigor, emphatic
punctuation and distinct description of
emotional sentiments. Now the phrases
are alluring, and then the tone mass be-
comes commanding and imperative. The
piZZicato is used very judiciously so as
term Mozart's feminine composition,
while Brahms work Is a decidedly mascu-
line creation.
This Brahms sextet was the best work
the Holmes Quartet has attempted so far
IL was rendered with the necessary vigor
ton. Henry Holmes and his assistants
are entitled to much praise for their sue
cessful effort. The quartet was assisted
by Waldeman Lind. second viola. and
William Wertsch, second cello. The vo-
calist was again Mrs. Charles Olcott Rich
ards, who sang Mendelssohn's Mime
lied and "Suleika." There was a marked
Improvement noticeable in Mrs. Richards
dicton. II was easier to understand the
words OF her songs. The pre-eminent feat
ure OF her singing is splendid taste in ex-
ecution- The accompaniste was Miss Con-
stance Jordan, whose excellent work Is
too well known to need any detailed mem
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-06
TRACK NOTES.

The stewards OF the California Jockey
Club met last evening and passed upon
several cases. The former action Of the
stewards in the ruling made against
Jack" Ward and Trainer Dick VII
Hams was sustained. This disposes Of
.hc case finally. r. J. O'Rourke. ruled OF
the turf was granted the privilege Of
selling his horse The Fretter, the sale 20
be approved by the stewards. O'Rourke
was not reinstated. J. =. Garrison and
Moose" Taylor were heard and their
cases passed without action. The ruling
against Jockey Coburn was reafurmed.
Jockey Gouin was told that his case had
been finally disposed OF ana would not
be again taken up. The suspension against
W Ns,ryaeZ was made indefinite. Jockey
Buchanan Was reiustated.
The following are the weights and con-
ditions OF the handicap At Tanforan on
Saturday:
The Spring Valley stakes-A handicap sweep
stakes for three year-olds Goals OF 1880. Win
ners after publication Of weights 10 carry five
pounds penalty. Acceptance 20 be made
through the entry box. at the usual time Of
closing. the day preceding the race. Mile and
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-06
NEW PARK
WILL CLOSE
FOR A TIME
San Mateo Coursing Associa-
ton Officials Prepare for
a Fresh Start.

The officials Of San Mateo Coursing AS
OF their park next Sunday. The directors
will meet tonight and if they follow their
inclinations will decide TO promote no
more coursing for some weeks. The park
opened under circumstances which were
anything but auspicious and has gained
but slowly in public estimation. The
judging and slipping under John Grace
Jr. and Arthur Massey, have been of the
highest standard and some Of the best
dogs on the coast have run there, but
The attendance grew slowly.
AS the park has been operated at a
loss the wiser counsels among the direc,
tors have been 10 close for time and
reorganiZe. This is the action which VIII
be recommended tonight.
The members of Ingleside Coursing As
sociation, which controls the sport at
Ingleside Park, held their annual meet
ing at Pythian Castle last night The dl-
rectors elected were: Dominick shannon.
Charles r.. Morris. David Dillon, II. A.
Deckelman and w. +. Thompson. Mr..
declined denomination. This is the only
change in the old directorate.
At n meeting of the Interstate Coursing
Club last night, John A. Klein was elect
ed representative of the club on the Cali
ifornia coursing committee, vice j. II.
Rosseter. resigned.
+. Schou was proposed for membership.
Arrangements for the running OF the
John Grace cup stake and the Bell Bran
don cup stake will be perfected by the
executive committee Of the club.
The San Francisco call., 1899-12-06
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