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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-11
BASE BALL COMMENT.

Saturday the Wheelings won a game
from Fort Wayne that was not when
played either championship or exhi-
billion game, II Power decides that Car
rutheFs was wrong In forteltIng a game
to Fort Wayne Wednesday because
Wheeling was lnte In arriving from
Findlay. then the game counts; but II
he sustnins the umpire Saturdays game
was merely an exhibition contest. II It
comes our way Wheeling won three out
OF four from GlasscocEs team, but II
not then the teams parted even on the
series. Pending the decision the Intel
llgencer does not Include the game In
Its standing Of clubs
Wheeling lost again at Toledo yester-
day and comes home to-day for tho
last scheduled series on the home
grounds, Springfield being the nttrac-
ton. on Monday, Tuesday and wednes-
day However. there may be games
here the last half Of the week. Youngs-
town IS not drawing well nj home. and
Mersrs. Lytle and Healy ARE endeavor-
inH To have the gnmes between Wheel
Ing ard Youngstown Transferred TO The
island grounds.
johnny Farrell one Of the players
whom Wheeling traded TO New Castle
lof Lyle and Rihm last SPRING II D.
Hnld' has boen sold 20 Boston for 81 900
,,,..
Cllh LntlTcr claims hc Is not under
rgTEeryntion TO Youngstown. and rays h.
WI sign with Louisville this week. The
Youngstown management threatens
his plan, II
In to-day's game Parvln will pitch
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-11

SIOUX CITY. Iowa, Sept. iO.--Tommy
White has completed the following card
for his nstlc carnival;
September 1s--GeorGe Ncrwin, THE
Mystery," and Pat Maloy.
September ii-Jlmmy Barry. lOl
pound bantam champion. and sig
Hart. ,,,,,
September Australian Billy
Murphy and Lnrry Gleason,
The LcnoN club. n rival organizations
announces tho following Autic carl:
September i4--Fred O'NeIl md Bud
White.
September 1J--Dlck Green and
George Noter.
The star event for tho races this
week In the race between patchtn and
Gentry on Thursday, for $4,000 purse.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-11
To.DAYs GAMES


CINCINNATI. Sept. 1O.-The Reds won
both games to-day. Tho first was called
in the seventh to allow Cleveland to catch
a train. Louisville should have been shut
out In the second game. Crawford, the
new fielder made a splendid impression.
Scores: q
First game. RI +
Cincinnati ".......o o 3 3 2 0 s-i0 II j
Cleveland .".......O 1 0 o 0-2
Earned runs. Cincinnati s: Cleveland .
Time, loo. Attendance, 7.l2j. Umpire.
latham. Batteries. Frisk and Peitz; Col.
ln0wer and McAllistGr.
Second game. III =
Cincinnati 20 o Ol1l2 '-s1s 5
Louisville .....2 0 o 90 4 0 IL II
Batteries. Hawley and Wood: Cunning.
ham and thinner. Earned runs, Clncln-
natl 5: Louisville ]. Time, i:jO. Attend
ance, I,i55, Umpire. Latham.
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The News has forsaken the. Intelli-
gencerss standing. Of elntl ana Buhsti-
tutes for It the one carried By the Pitts
ourgh Leader, President Powers paper.
II the News man VIII total the wins
and losses he viii see his present tabu-
lation Is Incorrect, for there u not an
equal number Of victorlea and defeatsl
The 1ntelligencer does not vouch for the
correctness Of Its tabulation. simply be-
cause Power does not prpmulgate pub
liciy his action on the score or more Of
protested games the seasons WORK
brought forth.
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ton band, attracted quite a largo crowd
and the music was greatly enjoyed BY
all.
James Sanders has gone to AHegheny'
Pa. 70 spend two weeks with relatives.
W. H. Thompson Is confined to ais
home in the Fourth ward, quite III,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-11
BoXiNG.

+ Jack McClelland's victory over Joe
Hopkins has given him quite boost
up the ladder and an Increased num-
Der Of admirers In this city. Particu-
larly pleasing was his victory to Eddie
Gardner, who after the bout remarked:
"Now say that McClelland can't hit"
Eddie was up against him twice, and
declares no one ever gave MIN such
humping or one he felt so long atter-
ward. McClelland presents n slim trim
figure In the ring, but his muscles are
like steel and his singing labs come
like lightning He doesn't DO the Job
with one punch. but he can hand them
out pretty lively. and his improved form
predicts n further climb up the lad
der.
Followers OF dope" assert McClel-
lands equality to Oscar Gardner. be-
cause each took fifteen rounds to down
Hopkins. It must be remembered that
oscar allowed Joe to come In at catch
weights, while McClellnnd insisted on
1875 pounds. And then, Oscar always
tries to give the patrons OF the club
which he is Interested in run for their
money. He could have knocked Hop
kIns out earlier had he chosen.
A match between Jack Aicclelland
and Sam Bolen during the &. OF P.'s
grind lodge week, next month, would
deserve the big crowd It certainly
would draw.
oscar Gardner was the first to knock
out Sammy Kelly. the 1l6-pound cham
pIon. Kelly was no good afterward and
fell an easy prey to McGOvern- So how
can McGovern lay claim to the 1i6-
pound championship. for which he and
Palmer fight to-day?
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sn.clal pIspatth to 10 IntellIEeneer.

TOLEDO, O.. Sept 1o.--TOledO bunch
ed hits and Wheeling punched errors
to-day, with the result that the visitors
were beaten easily. Butler let up in
his work In the ninth inning and
Lytle's men got two runs as the result
Of three hits. The fielding Of Lyons
and Leahy was applauded literally by
the crowd. Manager strobel has an
nounced that his franchise is for sale,
as he wishes to quit the bali business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-11

-Four Of the Interstate league clubs
Mansfield, New Castle. Fort Wayne and
Toledo-have pennant prospects! The
two latter clubs finish the season on
the road and none Of the Mansfield
clubs games are abroad. New Castle
has the advantage Of being home for
the rest Of the race. With oneibRlf Of
the clubs fighting for the Pennmt II
the closing games, the Interstate race
Is the best Of the season. Sporting
News. rt.
The staunch little Interstate league
gives Its patrons and players longer
season than the Glass A ue.-Sport-
ing News,
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WHEELING STEEL &
IRON COMPANY.
SoVOsab.
! BALED PROPOSALS WANTED.

~
Sealed proposals for the erection and
completion OF the Capitol Annex for the
state Of West Virginia, at Charleston. In
lions prepared by Harrison Albright, ar
chitecl, will be received until o'clock
D. M, Eastern Standard Time. Thursday,
September II, 1889, at which time all pro-
posals will be opened.
Drawings and specifications may be
seen at the Senate Chamber, IN the Capt.
tol, between the hours OF . ana 1880 u. m.
and 2 and p. m. Thursday, August Il.
and every day thereafter, except Sundays,
until September Il. Each proposal must
be accompanied by certified check for
per cent OF the amount Of proposal ten-
dered, as guarantee that the bidder will
furnish bond for 80 per cent Of amount OF
the Board Of Public Works for the COM
StrtictIon OF the building. Upon failure
OF successful bidder to furnish bond and
enter into contract. the check submitted
With his proposal Will be forfeited to the
state. All checks will be retained until
tiers Into contract; after which the checks
of Mi bidders will be returned to them.
Printed specifications may be had OF Sec
retnTy Of tho Board. Proposals must be
on the blank to be- had OF the Secretary
y Address if I ali communications regarding
drawings and specifications 10 Harrison
Albright, Architect, Charleston, W. Va;
make certified checks payable to the order
OF the StAte Treasurer; and address all
proposals. to tho undersigned, marked on
outside "Pr9posals for Annex, .
al p'OPO'A'' WIN. NJ. o. DAWSON.
Secretary Board OF Public Works.
Churieston. 81. Va, august s. iSs9: a4l9
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other Interstate Gameh.

At Dayton. RHE
DAYTON ::;.....9 I99 dI5t1-S !, g !
Ba.teriel-MOOre and cawley; polan and
Beville.
Az Fort Wnyne. RHE
Fort WAYNE. -. o OOOO2OOO0l-5Il Z
Mansfield ..".,...0 0 00i0OOf02-4 9 !
Batterlcs-Guese and Bergen; Miller and
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-11
TOLEDO.

Two-base hits, Griffin, WhlsaeR. Double
plays. Lenhy to Turner: Griffin to Beck
10 Myers; McDonough to Beck TO Myers,
Bases on balls, on WhlSsen 2: on Butler 3.
Struck out, by Butler L Stolen bases, Nc
Donough, Smith. Time, l:30' Umpire,
Weston. $50
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-11
ATLousand Tongues

Could not express the rapture ofAnnlc
Il, Springer, OF 1926 Howard ST., Philn-
dclphia, Pa. when she found that Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Consumption
had completely cured her OF hacking
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doctors could give her no help but she
pays OF this Royal Curc-''lt soon re-
moved the pain In my chest and | can
now alcJp B0undly, something can
scarcely remember doing before. feel
like sounding It's praises throughout the
universe" So VIII everyone who tries
DR. Kings New Discovery for any trOu-
bio OF the throat, chest or lungs Price
Zoe and Sl.OO Trial bottles free at Logan
Drug Co.'S drug store: every bottle
guaranteed.
A FINE stultE & Bauer Grand Plano.
walnut case, at factory price ut the
cInsng-Out sale Of
MILLIdAN, wILRIN q CO.,
lttO Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-11
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
sTANpING OF CLUBS.

Yesterdays GAMES,
Cincinnati 10. Cleveland q
SATURDAYS GAMES.
Louisville la Pittsburgh 10.
Pittsburgh j. Louisville ]. rrE
Chicago ., Cleveland .
Chicago II, Cleveland 0,
ST. Louis II. CincinnntIIg
Philadelphia 10. Washington g.
Brooklyn I, Boston ..
Baltimore 2, New Sqrk ].
Baltimore !, New York 6.
81. Louis II, Cincinnati G.
TO-DAY's GAMES. -.
Cincinnati ut Washington.
st. Louis at Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn.
Chicago Mt New York
Louisville at Baltimore.
Cleveland At Philadelphia.
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Springfield at wheeling.
Fort Wayne 1t Mansfield.
Dayton at New Castle.
Toledo at Youngstown.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-11

for the stogies. and Harper IS slated to
go on the slab for the GOVERNOR.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-11
GROOM HOUSE FOR SALE.

You don't get chance like this very
often to buy a home. WE LOAN YOU
THE MONEY ON LONG TINE TO BUY
1T WITH. No, % North Wabash street.
6 rooms, bath. pantry and laundry, two
gases, large lot; house in fine repair; pos
session at once; good reason for selling.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-11
Amninnr RAG Bnn.

The j. E. Doyles were defeated on the
Forty-thlrd street grounds yesterday by
the Radcllff & AIcElroys, The score
was to 4. A feature of the game was
Albums pitching.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-11
iNTERSTATELEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS.

yesterdays GAMES.
Tsiedo 9. wheeling 4
Dayton 6, Springfield ,.
MAnSiipid 4 Fort Wayne 3
SATURDAYS GAMES.
Hheellng 6, Fort Wayne Z
New Castle 3. Springfield 4.
Dayton II, youngstown I.
Minded ], Toledo o
Mansfield g Toledo 0.
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aeai sstam
6. o. SMITH,
Surety Bonds, Real Estate, Fire Insurance,
National Exchange Bank building.
DESIRABLE HOMES FOR SALE.

A two-story brick and franc addition.
Lot q feet Inches by about 100 feet. On
Yest side OF Main street, dpofs north
OF Eighth street Only $500 this week,
Large and desirable building sites in
ground. Site cannot be beat for resi-
"e K tine and cheap building lot on Lind
stseS ss-foot BY 1sO.toot lot on Eighteenth
street. with brick dwelling on alley =
'Y This is all desirable property and an
sO-foot By iO0-foot lot corner Thirty.
fourth and Chnpllne streets. part OF Ale
hambra Rink and frame dwelling. rooms
on II. will be offered cheap this week.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-11
WHEN SUCH
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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-22
IE YOU ARE IN DOUBT

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The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-22
WAR OF THE RIVAL KINGS
"DETAILS OF THE TROUBLE BE-
TWEEN THE SAMOAN CHIEFS.

Rroucht About by Chief Justice
Chambers Decision in Favor or
Tanu-Part Played by the British
German and American COhsuis'
PeopIe of Samoa Evidently Sided
WIFI, Natnnfa-Treatmen of the
Vonauished After the Fight.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-22

Had the Tanu people remained nothing
could have prevented general massacre
They saw many Of their houses pillaged,
and then converted into blazing ruins, or
chopped down If too close TO the dwelling
of a white man, for in all of these op-
erations it must be said that no foreign
ers property was wilfully molested. Some
few things were unknowiugly carried Off
but when the ownership was pointed out
they were always restored, and one Of the
first acts of the victors was 10 declare that
# any white man had suffered wrong or
injury at their hands, he should be prop
erly recompensed
Negotiations were opened with the Ma
taafa chiefs and after the people had sur
rendered their arms to the warship. they
pulled directly ashore to Mulimni, giving
up their boats to the victors and entering
one Of the enclosures to remain until their
fete was decided. Tamasese. Tanu and
one of the lawyers and several others who
probably thought they had good reason to
fear death stayed on board the ship.
The pllage of Apia occupied two daye
Every native house In the village was en-
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-22
Ready for the Decision.

declared that his country had no objection
whatever to Mataafa.
The morning news. [volume] (Savannah, Ga.) 1887-1900, 1899-02-22

On the 7th the British consul notified
DIR. Raffel that at noon of that day Mr..
Chambers would reopen his court and he
would assist him with an armed force.
and would enforce his orders, and even
open fire on the town if there was any
show of resistance at this time through
the efforts of DR.. Raffel and others. nearly
all of Mataafa's forces had left Apia. but
those who remained were ready to defend
their rights had DR.. Raffel so command
ed. The executive of the provisional gov
eminent wrote to the British consul and
captain desiring a conference before such
extreme measures were 20 be enforced,
but no answer was returned.
At 10 a. m. the Porpoise had her hattie
flag flying, and her guns run out and
bearing on Apia. AT the same time her
steam siren was screening in a most
alarming manner, warning all Britishers
and others to get on board OF her for sa fe-
ty. The street was full of people of all
classes, amongst whom were some Ger
man man-of-wars men on shore liberty.
A good many people did get frightened
at the unearthly din, made for the waiting
boats with their families, and we're quick
ly taken to the warship. Just before noon
DR.. Raffel, Mr.. Marquardt. who had been
appointed officer of the peace, the German
NOhoui anu a tdl &c VI the TbHN0eftS
of Apia, assembled in front of the court
house, and when Consul Maxse, with his
marines, accompanied by Mr.. Chambers
and Consul Osborn, appeared, both Sec
lions met on the veranda. DR.. Raffel an
nounced that he held the keys to the
building, and was protecting II and re-
sponsble for its contents. The British
consul declared that under the treaty Mr.
Chambers was still the highest Samoan
official, that he could not be dismissed by
any power there, and that In his name
he demanded the keys of the building
otherwise he would open 1t by force. DR.
Raffel attempted to reply, but was inter-
rupted by Consul Maxse, who declared
that very large force would soon be as
sembled, and that the rights Of both Brit
ons and Americans SHOULD be protected
As the rights of neither had ever been
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-17
CLAIR VOYANT
AND
SPIRIT MEDIUM.
PE'Of. Turner

lifts the veil of the future and peers
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Common sense says go and partake OF
these advantages freely, and in after
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all sad words, 1T might have been"
Prof. Turner tells you every hope, fear
and ambition OF your life.
He gives advice on business specula-
tions. investment, insurance, love.
courtship, marriage and divorce. Tells
OF your friends and enemies, removes
evil influences, gives advice pertaining
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and unfortunate should seek his coun-
sell Thousands of families long sep
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through his truthful predictions. He is
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bles, anxieties, hopes, fears and wishes.
call on this gifted gentleman. Those
that are unsuccessful are made pros
porous and started on the road TO
wealth. He should not be classed among
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profession His parlors are visited by
business men of good repute anxious
for reliable information as TO the out
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Please remember the number as
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PLANS DISCUSSED
Another Hearing on Proposed Layout
of Exchange Place.
Several Prominent Citizens, Among Them
Gov. Oyer, Gave Their Views.

The committee on train sheds of the
city council gave a hearing yesterday
afternoon, relative TO the layout of EX-
change place. In the absence Of Mayor
Baker, Acting Mayor Winsor presided.
and among those present were Gov.
Dyer. DIR. Fenner II. Peckham, Addison
O. Fisher, A. NJ. Eaton. Mr. Brownell,
Mr.. Sheldon, Attorneys Rathbone Card
ner, c. H. Mumford, Henry w. Hayes
and Mr.. Buckland of the Consolidated
road, President Kendrick Of the com
mon council, Councilmen Allen and
Sphinx and a number OF others.
The original plan was examined, and
also the modified plan, which the COM
mittee at it's last meeting decided TO
substitute. together with drawings
made by Mr.. Alfred Stone. limitations
of claims for damages were made be-
cause of the dierslon of tratiicv from
the beaten path of the last 80 or 40
years but nothing was said In this re-
spcCt during the hearing. fherc-rer
several speakers In advocacy OF plan
that would provide a more direct route
To the station from Exchange street
property owners wanted an opening in
the parkway between the two monu-
ments, opposite McNears lane, and 9TH
ers would like to see Exchange street
continued to Railroad terrace.
Gov. Dyer said that he had no set
tied plan to advocate. but In his opin-
ion the continuation of Exchange street
would be a wise thing. He thought II
the committee would go and stand on
the corner of Exchange place and EN-
change street they would sec the neces-
sity OF continuing the street lie
thought the city should beautlfy the
square as well as TO retain the COM
mercial value of these interests I'm this
section. Nothing should be done 10
take away the direct communication
OF the interests in that section with the
new station.
After remarks had been made by
number of the gentlemen present the
committee brought the hearing To
close. although Il Is not improbable that
another opportunity may be afforded TO
those who wish TO speak ON the mat
The Providence news. (Providence [R.I.]) 1891-1906, 1899-03-17
CROWDED PLATFORM
BREAKS FROM CAR.
A Dozen Men Thrown Into the Road
Near Thornton and One is
Severely Injured.

Of the trip 10 Thornton, and WAS with
i'm hundred yards of the lane where
the crowd was 20 alight 10 go TO the
pavilion and the motorman was run
ming az the usual speed when anticipat-
ing a stop. Suddenly there was crack
ling and number of outcries from the
rear end OF the car. The rear plat
form went down and it's outer edge
struck the roadbed and bumped hard.
There was a frantic grab for the car
on the part Of the men on the platform.
but only one Of them was able 10 gain
one foot inside the doorway and he
clung to the side OF the door frame.
Bradley was seen TO go backward over
the dasher with two men clinging TO
him. Bradley came To stop, doubled
up in an awkward way and with one
arm twisted under his body. He re-
NAMED i'm that position until others
who had been thrown off picked him up.
The conductor, who had been collecting
fares. was fortunately able TO give a
thrce-bell signal 10 stop the car and
the motorman reversed the power and
brought the car up short within half its
length after the signal was given.
Bradley was taken 10 SCOTS drug
store and was attended by DIR. Shaw,
who found that his right forearm was
fractured and he also complains OF in
juries i'm his back and was very weak.
He was sent 10 his home I'm carriage,
and this morning was resting comfort
ably. None of the other passengers
were seriously hurt