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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-01
nAsE nALL CONINIENT.

The Whecllngs cross bats with the
roledos this Afternoon. and tomorrow
there will be doubIe-header. Wheel
Irg wants two OF the three games-or
three strnight-and a desperate effort
vii be made to give Gllks' men such a
turning over that they will be the veri-
est dlscards as pennant probability.
This afternoon. Bones" Parvin will
twirl for the stogies while either Gates
mr. Ferguson Will ofiiciate In the box
FOR the visitors. As the TOledos are
oga!n in the lead In the very exciting
Interstate race, large Outpouring OF
the fans is likely.
There we're only two games in the
Interstate Yesterday. Fort Wayne
was defeated in a 10 game by New
Castle and goes back into second posi-
ton one point in the rear Of the Tole-
dos. who didn't play. In the other
game. Mansfield defeated Dayton. thus
fIelnE the latter team with youngstown
for sixth position. II looks now as
though the Stogies will have little dit
ficulty In finishing the season In htth
place. With all OF the pitchers In good
FORM. and the infleld and outtield both
putting up q fast article OF ball no
team, In the bunch has license TO take
game from Lytle's team. II the sea-
son were a month younger first dlVl-
sion finish would be among the proha-
biitl5s.
second-baseman Beck. of the Toledos.
IS expected to rejoIn his team here to-
day. Hartman has ben playing an
Indifferent game at Bag No. IN the
big Germans absence.
The two days rest the stoGles have
had ought to put them in the game to-
day In fine fettle, but Catcher Domaine
said yesterday that he would be better
uausaed n he were battling In an eX-
citing game over on the Island rather
than ioailng about town doing morning.
"DonuIe" IS I'm the game up to his neck
ali inc .lmr and II is hoped the Wheel
INK club will be able TO retain this pop
MAR player for next season. wheeling
fans consider him the best bacS-stop In
the Intcr-stOte.
With Ewing in the box. Toledo won
from New Castle Wednesda- In spite o!
the umpIrlnE OF CarrUthers. EWING II
in fine fettle. and can be depended upon
10 win his games from now until the
close Of tho season. Yesterday Mana
ger strnbel received telegram from
Bob GIlks in which the captain said he
must have second bnseman, ~ games
were being LOST by reason Of Hartman
playing the second bag. 1t Is thought
Beck Will Join the tenn to-day NJ
Wheeling, and be able to play with
the team the remainder OF the season
Mr.. Strobel has several players In pros
pect that he may give trial yet this
fall. He must Of necessity secure the
services Of a second bRseman, and the
new man will probably be given trlhi
before the season clOses.-Toledo Com
merc!al.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

PITTSBURGH. August SILT looked
like New York's game. when In the first.
with six hits, FIVE runs were scored but
in the fourth Pittsburgh. with five hits
c1ualsd this and had the game wei. IL
hind after that. Attendance, 1900. Score:
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Pittsburgh ,.......9 sle92 IS
New York ..,.o...5 q 0 / 90 0 u

.. Earned runs Pittsburgh 9: New YORK D.
lHr-s.6aas hils. WiilIams Mccarthy.
u, HH" run Foster. Stolen husgs. ELY.
IAaurhlI, N'lF8a Double plays, Fox and
I,arng..,' 5Iy and Fox. Mccarthy aud
KY, h1rbgsiy, Gleason and Doyle. H1r,
~. lgFI. lUl wilson. Gleason and
90 seymour mn IN Uitchcd bali,
! o. Marlin Nlll pitch. Seymour. Time,
hoHfa EMPIRES swartwoOd and Hunt
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THE PERFECTos PUNCHED HITS.


BROOKLYN. August sl-The clcve-
lands forced the Brooklyns to play an up
hill game for i've innings to-day. but after
that 1t was a runaway uffalr, With the
bases full in the third. Sullivan hit for
double, bringing In all the runs scored
by Cleveland during the game, The game
wns called in the ninth on account OF
RHE
Cleveland 80 0 3 o 0 90 0 % 8 .
Brooklyn .....0 0 o 2 - Il 5
Batteries. Schmidt and Duncan; Hughes
and Farrell. Earned runs. Cleveland Il;
Brooklyn 3, Time. 2:t2 EMPIRES. Snyder
and McGnrr Attendance. l.l00.
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Louisville win close on Saturday. The re-
manning sixteen games scheduled for this
city haNe haeu transferred President
Dreyfus claims tho clID has been losing
SEQ . day, and the strain Is more THAI
:he directors care 10 stand. Attendance.
2c1 Score:
Louisville .....2 o o o O. o 0 80 II c
washington 20 o o 2 2 0 2 - II 3
batteries. Bowling and Powers; McFnr-
land and Roach. Earned runs Louisville
3: Washington ? Time, 800. Empires,
Ganney and Latham
THE PERFECTos PUNCHED HITS.
ST. LOUIS, August Si.-The Perfeetos
won to-day by punching hits in she sec
ond inning. Young was luvincihle after
the first inning, and the Orioles were al
his mercy. Attendance. i.50o. Score:
ST. Louis .....O4 90 90 / IS Z
baltimore 80 0 0 Q o 0 Ga s =
Batteries. Young and criger; MeGinnity
and Smith. Earned rms. st. Louis q
Baltimore 1. Time lAb. Umpires, Ma
nassau and Connolly.
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Zeal Ssnte.
For SALEM.

FOR SALE........
Desirable property cor. Main and 10th ST.
Nos 1901 and 1900 Main street.
No. gS2l Eoff street. frame dwelling.
A desirable residence and unlmproVen
lots In Leathcrwood,
A number OF desirable building lots along
the line OF the Elm Grove railroad.
Six dwellings In the town OF Martins
Ferry nt n cheap price.
National Steel and American Tin Plate
FOR RENT.
Front one-haIf Of store room, desirable
location on AiRin street.
Store room No. 1873 Main street.
Desirable dwelling IN 1sentharwood.
Desirable dwelling on the Island.
SIMPSON 6 TATUM,
CITY Bank Buildlng--Room No. 4
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The InteIIigenCer..
job Printing Office

y" Tho largest and most complete
10 Job Printing Establishment in
.. tho city and one OF tho most
u, extensive in tho Ohio Valley.
- Possesses every facility for tho
10 prompt execution OF all kinds OF
.. work, from n Neat Card or Cir
.. culnr 10 a Monster Poster. In any
80 variety OF cOlors. at the shortest
- nnticc and on the most reasonable
% tcrma. Country merchants, farm.
- crs and others requiring Store
.. pHls. Pubic Sale Btlls, etc, Will
- nnd il to their advantage to call
80 M or address The lntelllgencOt
- Job Printing once.
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WEST VIRGINIA
STATE FAIR NOTICE.

Superintendent OF the ladies' Children's
and Art Department Miss Anna Reymnnn
will be on the grounds In the Main Build
Ing Thursday. August 81, and September
/. between the hours OF 2 and p. M, and
on Saturday. September 2. between the
hours OF 10 u. m. and p. m, 10 receive
articles and make entries in the various
departments, No exhibit TO be received in
this department after September 2.
au3l GEORGE HOOK Secretary.
NToTICE TO BoND-HoLDERs OF
COMPANY
The Wheeling Steel & Iron Company, in
accordance with the provisions OF Its
mortgage deed OF trust made on the LIST
day oil November, 1872, hereby gives notice
o. Its intention to redeem all Of Its out
standing bonds secured by said mortgage,
being the bonds numbered from 1856 to 700,
Inclusive, by the payment or 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,
us thu 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
matuTed for interest on said bonds will
become void.
WHEELING STEEL &
IRON COMPANY.
i. w Bowers, Secretary.
WHEELING TITLE &
TRUST COMPANY, Trustee.
l.. +. Stlfel. Secretary.
BOnd-hOlders who may desire to OK
chnngc the bopds held by them for new
first mortgage 8 per cent bonds OF the
company at par should make early nppll'
cation at the office OF the company
au22 +. w. BOWERS, seGretary.
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5000 LOTS.
A golden opportunity to invest your
savings In
"SpaIding," Chicago.

twill pay you a large profit in ashofs
time. A modern factory town TO be built
for the manufacturing Of Athletic Goods
made by the great Arm OF
A. G. SPALDlNG & Bros,
NEW YORK, CHICAGO AND PHILADELPHIA
"ITs NAME ITS GUARANTEE"
Lots from $3.50 to $500, in payments
Of $40 cash and from So TO Sl2 monthly,
without interest.
All Improvements made and paid Tor
by the SpaIding Company.
Spalding is Situated just west OF Har-
vey and south Of Blue Island, from
i4lst to l55th streets, and between
Ashland and Western avenues.
Many trains each day between Chicago
and Spalding. On electric line OF cars
five.ceut fare,
Complete abstract Of title Furnished
with each lot. Local employment given
to those who are holders of,property in
For full particulars call on
c. II. MIEELIN,
SPECIAL AGENT. No. As fourteenth ST.
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eeHeraI 9ioHrrs.

NTOTICE-I HEREBY NOTIFY THE
N public not TO extend credit to my
daughteT-ln-law. Mrs. Edith Graves krO-
nenweth. on my account. MRS. MAGGIE
KRONENWETH. sci
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udo at wheeling.
Fort Wayne at New Castle
Dayton at Mansfield,
Springfield at Youngstown.
=. n.v castle. RHE
~ S Ssstls''..0 o o. lOO O-l ! 0
iiSSrt Wayne. 20 o 0 Q 0 ~ : /
Eatterlos-smlth and GrafEius; Swain
and Bergen.
Al Youngstown-No bail game to-day;
Game scheduled for to-day Will be played
Saturday.
Al Mansfield. u Y
TIssyton 30 0 o l o o 0 0 L. Z 4
Rs,tcrles-HackGtt and Belt; Gilpatriek
and Erickson.
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Theo. w. Fink & Co.,
Phone ss7. No. 1903 Murketst
FOR RENT.

No. ~ Sixteenth street, cellar........., y @
No. So Sixteenth street, store room.' lO@
FOR SALE.
No. 96 Ohio street. 1880.
No e Sixteenth street.
Io, on river front. South Front street.
No. IL Vermont street
No. Ii2 Main street
No. ggJ7 Chapline street, ana other de-
sirahle property for business ana resi-
FWNNTED-Two Rrst-class BARRIERS.
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This Is to certify that ! have had
chronic dlarrhoen ever since ih' war,
/ got so weak / could hardly walk or
do ANYTHING, one bottle Of Chamber
Iuin's Cole. Cholera and Btmrhpta
Remedy cured me sound ana well.
j. II. GIBBS, Fincasle, Va.
had chronic diarrhura for twelve
years. Three bottles Of Chamberllin's
collie. Cholera and Diarrhoea Remedy
cured me. S. l. SHAVER,
FinragilC, Va.
Both Mr. Gibbs aud Mr., shaver are
prominent farmers and reside near Fin
castle. Va They procured the remedy
from MIR. ". l.. Clrpcr, a druggist OF
that place. who Is well acquainted with
thpm and win ypgch Tor the truth OF
their statements. For gale by drug
gIsts
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SAVE your tin seals from Wheeling
Bakery Bread Valuable premiums.
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WHEELING STEEL &
IRON COMPANY.
+. w. Bowers. Secretary.
WHEELING TITLE &
TRUST COMPANY. Trustee.
Sroposais.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

N
Sealed proposals VIII be received nj tho
Office Of the clerk Of the county court of
Brooke county, West Virginia, until l.
O'Clock M, Monday, September II. 1899, for
macpdamiZing q section OF the county road
leading from LaEearville to Steubenville.
Said section begins where tho road crosses
the incline OF the Gilchrlst coal works, and
extends northwnrdly a distanci Of 200 feet
to n point near the first county bridge over
Cross creek. Approximate quantities. $50
cubic yards Of sedge broken stone and $50
cubic yards OF kunppea limestone. Speci-
iicatIons can be seen nj the office Of NJ. L.
Boyd county engineer. The right to re-
feet any and all bids is reserved.
i. II. DUVAi..
W. c. McWREATH,
n. NJ. POOLE,
INIT al
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"''lsFIhLE. August 3l.-Tho Colo.
,'. rallied IN The ninth, hut their errors
una Eiy'n Washington o lead they could
no, oyereom0 The base boil season IN
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ALWAYS nsk your grocer for Wheel
ing Bakery Bread, Good, Big Cheap.
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iIristCr's Bnni at Mozart Park sun
tiny afternoon and evening. Toe
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2R Dairy
nYGrIA DAIRY.

A prominent Pittsburgh physician holds
milk responsible Tor the prevalence Of ~
phold foyer word 10 the wise. See that
your milk supply comes from dealer who
uses proper sanitary precautions
SIMPSON "IllE MlLKMAN,"
Phone ~ 1919 Market ST.
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G0Hfed
aaaie Eeo Uqn,ea

CUPERINTENDENT FOR YOUR OWN
- and adjoining counties, TO represent
reliable manufacturing company. PermR-
nent position to man OF energy. Salary.
$3.50 per month and expenses. Unusual
opportunity Address MANAGER, p. ..
Box lli2. Philadelphia. aus
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3orReaf
For RENT.

FOE NEN
store rooms in tho rctnil business
districts of the city; prices from S15
to 500 per month:
Also four dwelling rooms on FIT
tGenth street mt $40 per month.
JAMES l.. HANVLEY.
Real Estate and Loans,
1908 MuIn street.
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~ REATEST FACILITIES FOR THE
" Prompt Completion OF orders nj the
intcillgcnccr job Printing once.
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McIStrr'- Rnnd nj Mozart Park sun
day afternoon aud evening. Toe.
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Here Is a Bargain,

and good chance to buy n homo
with little money. We will sell you
this house md lonn you the money
TO buy It with. No. 20 North Wa
hash street. C rouns. bath md laun-
dry. 2 gases: In tine repair; pos
session al once.
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INTEP.STATELEAGUE.
YEsTERDAY,s OAMEs.


N,w castle /, Fort Wayne O.
~" Mansfield ., Dayton
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-15
The Explanation Of Anti-semitism.

The Jewish correspondents who resent our
conclusion that their race must continue to
be subject to anti-Semltic prejudice so long
as 1t persists In remaining distinct from the
rest OF the races OF mankind do not answer
or weaken the argument In any way II,
to Use the words OF Rabbi MESDEs, the
Jews believe that their separation and dis
persion are " necessary for the salvation OF
tho world" and consequently insist on
maintaining their popularity as people,
they must expect to encounter anti-Semi-
tism as a permanently hostile force.
Our Jewish correspondents assume that
We argued In favor Of their intermarriage
with the races among which they live, but
really we made no such argument. We
said simply that race which persists In
maintaining its separation and thus In per-
petuating its peculiar characteristics, moral,
intellectual and physiognomic, 80 that
everywhere 1t Is easily distinguishable In
vites projudios against It, and the more 30
when, like the jews, 1t has abilities and ap-
titudes which make Its competition with
surrounding races difficult to resist. II
the Jews were weak they might be
despsed, but being strong in their
chronological inheritance, preserved, cul-
tivated and multiplied by thousands of
years OF separation from all other human
stock, they provoke enmty and excite
fear because OF the very success OF their
experiment OF transmitting their peculiar
qualities by intermarriage among them
selves only. They single themselves out
for assault by the people with whom they
compete so successfully. In trade and In
the professions they are always distinct
and distinguishable. and instead Of endeav-
oring to obliterate their special race marks,
they are determined to perpetuate and ac-
centuate them in their children from gene
ration to generation.
That IL. the whole of the Semitic question.
The anti+Semitic agitation az it Ia now has
no other impulse than ethnologio preju-
dice. 1t Is against a race which In all coun-
tries exposes itself to Injurious disorimina-
tion by everywhere advertising itself In its
very physiognomy as q peculiar people.
Here In this country all other racer are
speedily asslmilated and lose their dis
tinctlve characteristics. Their blood Ia in
termixed with different races, and even
their patronymicS undergo a change which
conceals their nationality wholly or largely
and there may remain In their descendants
only trace Of their special physiognomy.
The Jews alone are marked by features
which all other people recognize as
Hebrew and thus they subject them TO
inevitable prejudice Any people stub
bornly holding itself apart and distinct
Is sure to provoke injurious criticism.
IT, however the Jews believe that it is
their duty To mankind and that their race
destiny requires them to remain separate
and dispersed. We have nothing to say In the
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-15
-Four Parties After the North Pole.

The Duke OF tho ABRUzzI sailed from
Norway on Monday for Barents Sea and
Franz josef Land. His equipment, costing
about 5000 900, as much as either Ger
many or England has been able with
great effort to raise for their Antarctlcproj-
ects, shows tho advantage to an explorer
OF being tho scion Of q royal house that
will bestir itself for him, as the ruling
family OF Italy has done. Up to four years
ago 1t was thought that August was the
best time for crossing Barents Sea, but
JACKsoN's experience seems to show That
In any summer month these waters may
be choked with Ice or offer clear and
smooth sailing. Sooner or later this sen
son the Duke will probably reach tho
archipelago
Meanwhile Mr.. WALTER WELLMAN Of
Chicago has year the start OF the Italian
explorer. He built his hut last summer In
Franz Josef Land within 59i geographical
miles Of the pole, hoped to winter ut least
100 miles nearer that desired object, and II
he has prospered he has captured the prize
by this time.
gloomily over the prospects OF both these
worthy men. Franz Josef Land has lost
its high place as the favored base for
movements on the pole since the discovery
that 1t is only group of small islands and
offers no coastal highway loading pole
ward. The Smlth Sound or American route,
chosen by PEARY and SvERpRUP, Is again
In favor, possibly because its difficulties
have not been quite so fully investigated
as those o. the Franz Josef route.
II would be an inspiring sight to see
PEARY and SvERpRUp on the American and
WELLMAs and the royal Duke on the Eu-
ropean side, storming the ice-works at the
top of the globe. The flags of three nations
floating simultaneously from the North
Pole would be worth photographing.
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May BE the Most venomous Reptile.

Perhaps the most deadly and aggressive OF
all reptiles is the manila, an extremely slender
snake which is found all over Africa In color
green, and they attain to a great length. one
ten feet long. however. being no larger than a
msns %r1 nat II Tai n "ne , q hss terrible
OF h" Welsh Regiment, one of England's most
Col scott OF the Royal Army Medical Corps
Is given verbatim:
,,on looking over my notes OF the case" he
writes. ll4d we had crossed the Tugea
Col Montgomery and his Adjutant Capt Reid
went out to shoot quail When they were
some distance from the camp they dismounted
and threw the saddles over the ponies heads
into some long grass. Soon after Col. Mont
gomery felt something prick his leg which he
took to he thorn but in a few second d. he felt
Adiutant that he had been bitten by snak Q,
and that he was to ride into the camp for me
As soon as Capt. Reid told me what had hap
ncned turned my pony u was mounted at the
moments saw Col. Montgomery riding toward
camp aa canter He at the time looked like a
drunken man on horse as he was swQying
mentarUy thought he would fan on When |
got to him and others hell him TO dis
mount. His logs Immediately collapsed. the
result OF paralysis, by which II may be seen that
he rode In by balance only The injury WAS
horse at 4;lo T, N, Already he was rale. per;
c1Ms very sIek y9mbiiPG nroiuSsy hnd
Everything that medical skill could devise was
done FOR him. but nothing was OF any avail
Just ten hours after the accident he was dead.
the reptile is shown hy the fact that tho fangs
passed through cloth colonial g0iter, colonial
riding breechrs and drawers. Col Montgom-
Station
The sun. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1833-1916, 1899-06-15

To THE EDITOR OF THE SUN-Sir: have no
desire to continue the recent argument as To
lynchinRs In the South. but would like to cor
rect d few OF the statements Of I. Thomas
Fortune
In making his list OF ynchings he includes
the twenty-five negroes who were killed In
Wilmington. n, c.. in political riot. These
mon were not ynched, neither were they muir
dered. but. on the contrary. were killed. whilo
they themselves were trying to kill their oppo-
nents. Is this lynchingi
He also says: Every white man In the South.
high and low. rich and poor, Possesses IL fire.
ann Of some sort" / have lived in the South
during the last twenty years and will make
the statement. and II necessary prove II, that
not one man In ten IN any part of the South Is
the possessor or carrier Of a dangerous weapon
Iossibly the State OF Texas Is an exception
Furthermore, the laws OF the South. especiuIly
OF the state OF Tennessee, are strict to tho ex :
treme in regard to the carrying OF firearms.
and they are enforced AS far as possible
could also cite several OF the other cases of
lynchlng q mentioned, which were not lynch
ings az all, but simply victims OF fights in
are are, very few cases OF lynchings in which the
educated or botteT class OF people OF the South
take part. and Southern gentleman will take
part In no lynGhing except for the punishment
OF assault on white women
HAVANA. Cuba, June ~.