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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-12
CYCLING.


Henry c. Nlckerson. chairman. Of the
national transportation committee, L.
A. W., makes the following announce
ment Of rates announced for the TWEEN
tleth national meet of the L. A. W. at
Boston. August 1918.
From all points in the Trunk Line AS
ISOLATION territory east of Buffalo,
Pittsburgh, Wheeling, and Parkers-
burg. w. Va. one fare for the round
trip, tickets to be sold and good going
August II to II, inclusive; returning. to
arrive at point Of destination not later
than August 81.
From all points in territory covered
by the Central Passenger Association
east OF Chicago. Peoria, and st, Louis
one flrst-class fare for the round trip,
good going August II and u: return
ing, to arrive at point OF destination
not lnte= than August 81.
From points in eastern committee
territory OF Western Passenger Assoc
citation, Kansas. City, st. Joseph,
L,eayenworth, OmahR, Roch Island. st.
Paul, and Minneapolis. one fare for the
round trip. Tickets to be sold and good
going August 10 ana II; returning, to
arrive at destination not later than
August 81.
From all points west Of Missouri riv-
or. fare and a third, certificate plan.
Tickets good going August 10 to l6 In
elusive. a.
one wheel will be carried free to
Boston's at owners risk, on any OF the
preceding forms Of tickets.
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BELLAIRE MAPPENINGs.
Matters ofIntercst In tho Metropolis
enrichment Connfy

Matters ofIntercSt In tho Metropolis
orBcimont Comfy
The Knights Of Pythlns Of this city
have formulated all their committees
now for the street fair next month. and
they can be depended upon to provide
an attraction that will amuse and en-.
terrain and at the same time be =
source of financial gain to the order.
Following Is a list of the committees;
Executlve-F. A. Jackson, II. A,
LIchtenberger. Harry c. Fuhr, J; +.
Moore. Charles Culbertson.
Booth-w. A. Duke. Sol. weill, Iuliua
wenl, Charles Mcconnaughy. Charles
culbertson.
Finance-c. Rumbaeh. Peter Arehi-
bald, c. A. Smith, William schlnde-
wolf, ]. NJ. Dubois.
soilcIting-C. L. briggs. SOL Wen.
George McGown. James L. Fry. Robert
mnsement-WlllIam Schindewolf.
Fred. Wassmau, John Hopkins, Will
lam Alilligan, and Charles Mccon-
'' Resfreeshments-c. A. Smith, Charles
cuibertson, WIN Ludwig, William El-
llott, John Humble,
DecorutIng-David Mcclaron, George
Pracht, Albert Lancaster, William
Wassman, Julius Well. George e. Nor
gan, Elmer Norton. Charles Arnold,
John Messerly. Fred Bingle, Harry T,
Wise, Charles Hammond and George
Hook.
Light-H. C: Fuhr. John Cooper. By-
prett Godfrey, Dick Riley and William
Ludwig.
Auveltising-John Lockwood, Arch
McClaron and w. a. Luke.
Premium List-G. 7. Moore. G, s.
stnrkweather. C. Rumbach. NJ carnes.
To Secure Lady Asslstants-John
Hopkins, John Cooper. j. F. Moore, C.
M, Wyrick and A. W. Mltchner.
Music-Prof. F. ]. Nelson. Arch Nc
CLARION and John Hopkins.
Inyltatlon-Fred Wassman, Il. W.
Hunter. James Benson. H. c. Leech'
George McGOwn.
ransportation-A. j. RietE, D. Wal
ker, L. Daub.
Parnde-J. NJ. Dubois, I. Dean, c. L.
briggs, George w. Keller. Elmer Nor
ton, c. H. Wise, Arch Mcclaron, Charles
Long
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PITTSBURGH, Pa, August LIRE
suits Of the fourth days racing at the
McKee's Rocks Driving Park were as
follows: Unfinished 2:24 trot,. ISrse,
800. Dominican won the second. NTH
and sixth heats. Best time, 2:2lh.
spriuglock won first and fourth heats
and wilber took the third heat.
2:27 class pace, purse. $500: David 5.
won third, fourth and fifth heats Best
time, 2:21. Mabel Fund won first ana
second heats. Best time, 2:2Oh.
2,iT class trot, purse, 800: Ruth
Wilkes won second. third and fourth
heats. each in 2;1bH, which is the track
record. salvauin won first heat In
2:1sM.
Alter Bourbon r. and Tom Nolan
hal each taken a heat in the 2:l6 pace
the race was laid over until Saturday
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WILL THEY ACCEPT?

It is quite likely that the Independ-
ents viii get chance TO contest with
the crack Toronto team soon. Chief
James Goodwin, OF that city. stated to
DR.. Darrah that they would be glad to
run n hub to hub race with the team
from this place. A purse will be raised
by the citizens here and offered the
team OF that city at the odds OF two to
one for n race on any neutral grounds.
Chief Goodwin also expressed q willing
ness to take part in the hub to hub race
at the st. Mary's picnic next Saturday,
IL invited. An invitation was sent the
Toronto boys yesterday afternoon. By
the committee on races for the picnic
and Mt that time II they show up they
Will have plenty Of money to cover at
the odds stated above. It Is to be
hoped that the Toronto team will be
on hands and get their feet wet"
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The Independents arrived home from
salem yesterday afternoon, over the
Cleveland & Pittsburgh road, on the
train due here at 1898, which was one
hour late. A crowd of about four hun
dred people met them at the depot to-
Eether with the Martins Ferry Cornet
band. They formed In line at the de-
NOT and marched up Hanover street and
halted in front OF the opera house,
where Chief ong welcomed the worlds
champions home in a few well deliver
ed remarks. Judge Cochran, on behalf
OF the city, spoke eloquently on How
we feel about It." He sized up the
feeling Of our people In the language Of
the young lady, who. while kneeling nj
the mourner's bench, was asked chow
she felt" she replying that she felt
bully" George Cooke, on behalf Of the
independents, told them "how It hap
pened." The boys then retired and the
crowd dispersed.
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A SERIOUS ACCIDENT.

John stlllwell, a painter, while at
work on a scafold at the new house Of
Samuel Mcdonald in the Gravel cut,
yesterday, met with a serious accident
The scafrold let go. preclpltatIng still
well and Ollie Heatherington to the
ground. .Sullwell had one wrist broken
and was otherwise badly bruised by the
timbers, while Heatherington escaped
with only severe shock and some
slight bruises. The scaffOld was one
left by the carpenters and was appro.
printed by the painters. II had stood
heavier work and was not known to
have been weakened, yet 1t went down
with q crash.
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling''
Prnvrcsslyn Nnighbar.


Progressive Neighb0r.
One Of the largest plcnlCs given BY
Martins Ferry people this season will
be the one at the state fair grounds on
the Island. next Saturday. August 10. u
Is the fourth annual picnic OF the st.
Mnry's church. OF this city and prom
ises to eclipse all previous efforts In
this line. All street cars from this city
will run direct to the fair grounds with
out transfer An excellent programme
OF nmusements has been prepared
which appears below, together with the
prizes attached to each:
Hub to hub race. between Mechanics
hose team, OF Bellaire, and the indie
pendents, OF this city; prize. $50.
Half-mIle foot race. for championship
Of the Ohio valley, between w. Ford. OF
Bridgeport, and b. Henry, of Wheeling;
prize, SOS.
100 yard dash. first prize, pair of So
trousers: second. box Of fine cigars.
900 yards, ten hurdles, first prize,
rocking chair; second, box Of fine ci-
One On hundred yard bag race. first
prize. fine hanging rack; second walk
slave race, 100 yards. prize. s. hat.
Thrse-icgged race, 100 yards. first
prize, fine shirt and belt; second, chlld's
suit.
one hundred yard egg race, for Ia
dIes), prize, pair OF fine shoes.
Prize waltz. prize, pair Of 81 lace cur
tains.
one-half mile bicycle race. first prize
IS; second, pair OF bicycle pants.
Potato race. prize. pair OF So so shoes.
Meister's band and orchestra have
been engaged to furnish music. Nm
frances to any of the above races
should be sent to the committee on
races on or before Tuesday. August 10.
The committee on races Is rs follows:
Francis Mullaney, W. Mullen, p. Null
len, T. Mullaney, jr.
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sHRRIFF's RETURN = Herman 8.
Countryfnan IA no inhEbitant Of my baili-
wick nor found therein, this "a day OF
July, iee9
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BELLA1RE BRIEFS.

John A. Gallnher, wife and daughter
left yesterday for a three weeks out
ing. Mr.. Gallaher goes to Boston first,
but the folks will go to Oakland. Nd,
and enjoy the mountain air for a sea-
son. where Mr., Gallaher will Join them
later.
Mrs. C. W. Dickens, Mrs. Albert Rolf,
Mrs. Alice Wilson and Miss Laura
Dickens, have returned from a delight
full ten days stay at Atlantic City.
William @. Mcclain. secretary of the
Buckeye Savings & Loan Company, re-
turned from Put-in-Bay yesterday.
It was too hot yesterday and Thurs
day for several Of the men at work IN
the steel works.
The Bellaire park association will
give a prize to the best lady waltHer
this evening.
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3nOpOsah
PROPOSALS WANTED.

Sealed proposals for the erection and
completion OF the Capitol Annex LOT inc
state Of West Virginia, at Charleston; IN
Rccoriance with drawings and speciiica-
lions prepared by Harrison Albright, ar
chitect, will DO received until O'Clock
% M. Eastern Standard Time. Thursday
Septenber IL, 1899, AZ which time all pro-
posals' will be opened. -
Drawings and specifications may pe
seen Al Ire Senate Chamber, In the Capi-
fol. between the hours Of 3 and 1881 a. ~.
and and p. M, Thursday, August ~
and every day thereafter, except sundays,
until September II. Each proposal must
be accompanied by certified check Tor
3 per cent OF the amount OF proposal ten,
dered, a. q guarantee that the bidder VIII
Furnish bond for % per cent OF amount o.
proposal and enter into contract with
Inc BOARD OF Public Works for the con-
StEtintion OF the building. Upon failurs
az guccessfui bidder to furnish bona an9
enter into contract, the check submitted
S'ith his proposal will be forfeited 70 the
EtSte All checks will DO retained until
s,IceessftIl bidder furnishes bond and en-
tiers Into contract: after which the cheeks
m MI bidders will be returned 20 them.
Printed specifications may be had Of Sec
rotary Of the Board. Proposals must pc
on the blank to be had OF the secretary
Of AS 55q ali communications regarding
drawings and specifications to Harrison
AlbriTbt. Architect, ChRrleeton, w. Va;
mike certified checks payable to the order
az the State Treasurer; and address an
nropoRals to tho undersigned, marked on
Outside "Proposhls for Annex. us
The right Is reserved TO reject any anu
all proposals. VIM NJ. O. DAWSON.
Secretary Board Of Public Works.
Charleston, W. Va. August 5, les. anll
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DIXON TX 4 DRAW.

This was the Best the Champion
CouId do with Santry.
NEW YORK. Aug. ll.-George DiSoh'
the colored feather weight champion
md Eddie snntry OF Chicago. met to-
night before the Broadway Athletic club
for twenty rounds ut 125 pounds, and
Referee John white declared the bout
n draw. The club house was crowded
to lis utmost limit. nearly 1000 persons
being present. Dixon put ny n Bamr
exhibition ma Snntry showed wonder
full Improvement since he appeared mere
last. santry's advantage ~ heigntn
stood him In good stead, but the WAI
he lodged his head away from great
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CHICAGO, August 1.-Another
freight war has been started by the
roads running east from St. Louis. They
have reduced the rate on flour for ex-
port Is tcents hundred pounds from
st. Louis to New York. The western
lines terminating in Chicago met the
competition by making a rate OF Is
cents from Missouri river points. The
previous rate from Missouri river points
was 1911 cents. On August the lines
running east from Chicago advanced
the export -four rate TO Il cents. II
cannot be maintained while a rate OF
is cents is In effect from Missouri river
points to New York via Chicago.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-12
MouNDsvILLE BUDGET
Yesterdays News From Marshall
COnnty's Chief City.

The county teachers examination will
be held here next Tuesday and Wcdnes-
day, and the Moundsvillc city eXamira-
ton Thursday and Friday.
Mrs. a. II. ForEer and daughter Mill
drpd returned this morning from mn cN-
tended visit to friends In Muncle, Ind,
and other cities.
The entertainment given by the w. G.
r. L. at the school hall Thursday night
was greatly enjoyed by the audience.
State superintendent J. Il. Trottcr
was attending the county institute yes
tcrdny.
Mrs Or, Mccullough and party are
home from Nlngara Falls.
Judge Hugus, OF Wheeling. was in
the city yesterday.
Most OF the teachers left for their
homes last evening.
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INrER.LAKE REGATTA
At Put-In.Bay Ended Yesterday
Yachts BecaImed.

ANlNNH
PuT-IN-BAY. o.. Aug. ll.-To'dny
the third and final race of the Lnter-lnke
regatta was sailed under dIscouraginE
and disappointing conditions, A slight
breeze was blowing from the west and
the course was six miles to windward
and return. Before the race was well
started the yachts were becalmed and
they drlfted about on the lake for fully
two hours before occasional zephyrs
enabled them to get under way again
The results follow:
Eva. sandusky. IS foot. 4:2i:35: Wrin-
kIe Toledo, % foot, 4:S0:00; Juanlta,
Tnlelo. 40 foot, l:35:54: Frances A., De-
troit 20 foot, 44s.l5; City Of the Straits.
DetToIt. AZ foot. 4:52:33: Dominique. 20
loot i,5O:2T; Goldenrod. % foot. 4:52;4SS;
VIKING 40 foot. 4:5S;3j; Mabel r., 90
font. I:5G:25: Carrie D.. 80 foot 4:5S:2O'
snrnriae, ES foot. 5:i3:Ai.
short course-NadJy. hnlf rnter, 2:1l :
n. Kayck. 20 foot. 2:6s:OO: Nymph, half
rater, s:iI:S2; sun Dancer, 20 root
-
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many Of pixon'S ieft leads was ex-
tremely clever. Dixon At times was
Wild. and he frequently over-rearhed
himself. using poor Judgment as TO dis
lance. Santry went right to his man
md from the very beginning showed
that he meant 10 light without adopting
BprintinF tactics. Tom O'Rourke, Tom
SharIoy and Charley Miner were Dix
orts seconds, while Johnny German.
Charley Burns and Jack Quinn were
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NOT DISAPPOINTED.

The Mechanics hose team returned
yesterday from Salem. not in the least
disappointed over not being first in the
race at the tournament. They scarce
~ expected place in this contest, as
il Ia their tlrst under the reorganization,
but that team will bear watching. They
can 20 as fast as any other and By the
time OF the tournament at Martins
Ferry they'll not be third in the race
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GASOLINE Exploded.

Yesterday afternoon Mt o'clock. the
fire department was called to the home
Of Charles Keller on Washington street
by an alarm which was turned In from
box No. 70. Mrs. Keller was Cndeavor-
ing to Ill the can on the gasoline stove
while the burners We're lighted. Mrs.
Keller was badly burned about the
face and arms, hut was very fortunate
In getting on so lucky. The fire was
distinguished by n few buckets Of wa
ter without the assistance OF the de-
nnrImeni
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BRooKLYNs IN FORM.

BROOKLYN, August 1.-THE Brooklyns
played up to their old time form to-day,
and had a little the best Of the Colonies,
who put up a great game. Kennedy and
CUNNINGHAM had a duel in the hox. but
"Ronrlng Bill' was lnvincihle. striking out
six men. and allowing no bases on balls.
4 Mi BY pitched ball lost the game for
louisville, Dahlen being the lucky man;
He scored on Casey's sacrifice. an out and
a steal 10 the plate while Farrell was rum
ming to second, Score: pyr
Louisville 80 o o 90 o o 90 /? 9
Brooklyn 80 i 90 90 O-i, . i
Batteries. cunnlrgham and thinner:
Kennedy and Farrell Time q game, l;t@
AttendRnnce $500. Empires, Carney ana
Tafhnm
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M1LL MEET THIs EVENING.

There will be an important meeting
OF the nremen and citizens this evening
at the corner OF Fourth and Hanover
streets. The object OF the meeting is
to discuss plans OF getting hose team
race with Toronto In the near future. a
challenge Will probably be the outcome
Of the meeting and n purse will be
raised among the citizens. which viii
be offered to the Toronto boys at odds
nf two to one. All members Of the FIRE
department and rs many citizens as
can are requested to be present,
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his son. Samuel, after a few days III
ness. The funeral will occur this after
noon and lnterment Will be In River
view cemetery.
Miss Lizzie McDonough len Sesssr-
day for Atlantic City, 10 spend couple
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Two base hits, DObbe, U7HnTu' WTIBHI'
Stolen bases. Zeigler. shafer = Bases On
balls. by Pnryin :, by McFarland 5 Struck
otit. By Parvin q Wild pitch, Mcfarland
j. Sacrifice hits, Niles. Left on bases,
Wheeling 8. Youngstown 5. Time, two
hoiirS. Umpire, McCredle.
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GO. SMITH, '' ssss p tsshss''
DESIRABLE HOMES FOR SALE.

A tyo-story brick and frame addition.
lot q feet o Inches by about $40 feet. on
west sido OF Main street, 2 doors north
IarSe and desirable building sites In
Pleasant Valley, from ] to acres Of
ground. Site cannot 10 beat for resi-
u' x fine and cheap building lot on Lind
A SS-foot By iiso-foot lot on Eighteenth
street, with brick dwelling on alley
This Is all desirable property and an
a-foot by 1O0-foot lot corner Thirty.
fourth and ChRpllno streets, part OF AZ
harnbrn Rink and frame dwelling, rooms,
on il, viii be offered cheap this week.
c. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Corner Fourteenth and Market Streets.
Telephone 6i7.
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eensnal NMess
ToTIcE no BoNDHolpERs

~
OF Upshur County Bonds % the Buekhan-
non and West Fork Railroad, company.
You are hereby notified e forward Tor
before the first day Of September, lsss,
fourteen az OF said bonds, numbered as
follows: 50, 20, ~, o. 81 ~ 8, 96, %, S,
e, 100, i0l and 1902. Interest on said bonds
10 cease on and after said hrst day Of sep
By order Of Upshur County Court. July
term, 1929.
jySs-f ]. j. MORGAN. Clerk:
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At Fort Wayne. Il y r
Fort Wayne z 9 g-Ss !
batteries. Swain and Bergen; wIlise
and Meyers.
At Mansfield. First gume. Il u y
Mansfield .....I 9 GO 929 81 !
New Castle ~
Batteries, Smith and Wente; STREET. and
Barclay.
AZ Mansfield. Second game: In the ilrst
inning New Castle disputed the umpire y
decision OF an out at first base hnd re-
fused TO play. whereupon the umpire ls-
clRrsd the game forfeited TO Manshein'
n IN o
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PHILADELPHIA, August 1.-THE Phil
lies to-day sustained the FIRST shut-out Of
the season. Lever had the local slug
gers completely At his mercy The neld-
ing OF both teams was perfect. Attend
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Earned runs, Pittsburgh =. Two pase
hit, lauder. Double plays. Williams, Ely
and Bowerman, Fret base on balls; on
Lever /. of Plat & Struck out. By Lee
yer 9, by Plat 3 Passed balls. Douglass'
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FOR REM.
6 elegant rooms at 1904 Main street,
SIS. s,s
1 rooms at AZ Fifteenth s;reet, SIS.
JAMES L. HAWLEY,
1865 Main Street.
au.ins,s chahia..

TyoTIcE, INVESTORS AND sPEcu;;
N LATORs-Cnn you guess GOOl
FIiessers can make money " our new
Tiessing contest, embracing one OF me
Nj 1iiessers can trnde IN @ tharca OF
stock on the New York stock. isxehange,
bOOG bushels OF wheat on the Chicaeo
Hoard Of Trade. or 100 balef Of cotton on
mo New York Gotten Exchange, ana We
VIII furnish the money; y eoate you no,ni
Fund" which pays profits twice month
10 subscFiberR. Write for foil particrlAre
and Conditions. Sent free. c. 2. MACkEf
& CO., Bankers. . Broadway, Now lorS'
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ACCIDENTS come with distressing
frequency on the farm. Cuts, bruises,
stings sprnlns. DR. Thomas Eclectrlc
on relieves the pain instantly. Never
safe without II.
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RpeaOn Sale
AUCTION SALE.

ON Saturday. August y, beginning a !
for sale at public auction the p. 3. NC
nwaIne property. No. Y Indiah9 street,
eonSistinR OF a slxty-foOt corner lot. with
frame dwelling. The terms Of sale, which which
Is subject to lease expiring nay !, ~ \,
cash and the balance payable ~ one. Two
and three years, with interest secured ny
deed OF trust on the property,
This Is one Of the choice locauons on
the Island, and will 20 81 bargain
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1t Is likely that n deal VIII be con-
summnted this morning NJ 10 o'clock
by which Mr.. Howell viii dispose of
the ball club either to Thomas Slchol-
son, now team manager. or TO Peter
JIealy and eX-Mannger Pop" Lytle!
Both parties Hre In the field fot the
club, and nm option Is said TO have been
given Lytle and Hcnly which expires
this morning nj 10 o'clock. Nicholson,
however. may decide to buy and II Is
said Mr.. Howell will consider an offer
from him.
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5or aeai

NOR RENT-oNE is.Roo1fIsp HOUSE
d IN Iseatherwood. Phone iaa. Mrs.
4. v. FOSTER. ..-... auis.
T1oR SALE = FINE BRICK DWELL
ING on Fourteenth tei oHer my
residence. No. il5 Fourtctnlh ~ for SAFE
t,csFessIor and terms to suit purchaser;
fnouire 81 T b. Nolan, Dental anu
Surgical depot, City Bank building
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BASE BALI COMMENT.

The concluding game of the Youngs-
town series viii be played this after
noon at 3:i5 o'clock, and the wheelIngs
viii mike a desperate effort to take
three straight from Truby's team. For
the wheelings, either Poole or Wells
will be In the box. and Grow is slated to
pitch for the visitors.
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Real Estate Investments.

Double house 10 and Il South Broadway;
LOT q feet front. WIN pay over 10 per
housea-t2i00
Ssro6med dwelling 50 South Front; handy
location; always In demand: 70 per cent
Investment; pleasant place to live.
ninth street; Ave minutes walk Of LaBellO
NH.
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NATIONAE LFAGVF.
STANDING OF CLUBS
YESTERDAYS CANES
Brooklyn !, Louisville O.

To-DAY's GAMES.
Clneinn6u 1t Boston.
Louisville Of Brooklyn.
Cleveland a. New York.
Chicago at Philadelphia.
PittBbuFgh AZ Baltimore.
81. Louis At Washington.
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FOR RRNT.

FOR SALE.
No, 9s Ohio street. ,...........''..''.''sl'osV
No, g Sixteenth street.
Lot on river front, South Front street
No, IS Vermont street.
No, "a Main street
sifable properly for business and resi-
dence.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-08-12
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u ELIABLE AGENT WANTED TO
Id, represent our Key RcFilirt and In.
sufance business IN WheoIInE Liberal
contract; large commissions Address
GEORGE. w. LEWIS, Secretary, New Ha-
ven. Conn. AUS.