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Pittsburgh Riycr News.

PITTSBURGH. May 3l.-The cooi
operators were disappointed q; the fail
urc OF the Ohio river TO reach q barge
stage of water. It reached a stage o.:
~ feet nj the dam and has remained
stationary. Some of the wic,Sets at the
dnm were lowered, but tho dam was not
thrown, and 1t viii not he lowered. as
the river will bc falling Tonight. There
Is not much coal loaded The rise was
timely, however, for Il permitted ,aaay
of the boats to reach Pittsburgh with
empty tows. Those arriving since Mon
day afternoon were the Pacific, ,lIm
Brown. Voyager, Mariner, d. y. VOID
md Little Fred. The Pacific No 2 and
the Ed Roberts arrived this morning.
The Y. Fl. Davis went below.
Yesterday the steamer CITY OF Pitts
burgh brought 10 Pittsburgh 1000 keys
OF cut nails from lronton. o.. mills. 1t
Is not unusual TO bring nails to Pitts
burgh. but It Ia unusual to brlns such
4 large lot OF them. For n number OF
years the cut nail trade was practically
killed by the Introduction OF the wire
mall. Since the nail trust was formed
there has been big advance In the
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ID
While on his present trip TO Europe,
President Keendn, OF the League OF
American Wheeirnen. will complete the
appointment OF L. A. ". representatives
In all OF the continental countries. This
will be done as much for the conveni-
encc OF League members who contem-
plate trip to Paris during the EXPOSE
ton as for those who will visit Europe
this year.
It is expected that there Will be
thousands OF l.. A. W. members visit
Ing Paris next year, and the represen-
tntlon In France will be given the great
est care. 1t Is the purpose Of the presi-
dent to open headquarters In Paris this
summer. with a competent representa-
tive In charge. that all members OF the
organization desiring Information re-
gardlng the exposition may get It from
a reliable source. This bureau will act
In conjunction with the representatives
In ether countries that members may
have tours outlined for them In ad-
vance, and the different points OF In
terest throughout Europe viii be pro-
vided with officials who will make these
tours as pleasurable as possible.
TO etill further enhance the value OF
membership In the organization for
those contemplating the trip, the af!ll-
iation with the International Touring
Association Will be completed this
month. and L. A. W. members will then
be entitled to all the privileges Of the
cycling organization In any Of the
countries through which they may be
travelling. These numerous advantages
to be secured through simple member
ship In the L. A. w. will draw many re-
cruits from those who visit Europe next
year,
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The effort to give the Wheeling COM
,,ny in the Fourth United States Vol
sr,eer Infantry t.Fourth ImmunesH)
Welcome home upon their return from
r,b, via Camp Meade, where they are
;, be mustered ont OF the Federal SER
,i,s o., June S. has taken tangible form,
resident Hullihen Quarrierr of the
gambler Of commerce. having appoint
a general committee yesterday,
,hIch viii have charge OF the demon
,,-,,Ion. The committee is made up OF
liz following:
The Ci,y-Mayor Andrew T. Sweeney.
LINES P. Maxwell, NJ. A. Chew, John
Warehouse.
The Coun,y-H. p. McGregor, Andrew
J. Hare.
cI,zens-F. Riester.C. A, Feinler.L. N.
Refer. Charles C. Schmidt. VIII T.
Shaeter.
Chamber of Commerce-George Wise,
,weph c. Brady. Frank G. Caldwell,
Howard Hazlctt. Allen Brock.
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Along the Landing,

The marks at p. m. showed . feet
inches and stationary. Weather,
cloudy and cooler with rain In tho af-
ternoon.
The City OF Pittsburgh passed down
for Louisville yesterday morning. She
had over $50 passengers, mostly round
trippers. She added several passengers
here.
The Virginia. one of the most popular
packets on the river. Is to-lay's boat
for Cincinnati. departing Mt S a. m. She
has large offerings from the upper
river.
The little screw propeller. E. w.
Grove. which Is TO be run In the Wheel
ing Rclla!rc trade, making hourly trips,
arrived from below. but Will not enter
her trade for several days. her owner
having become convinced that the en-
ginas were too small to make the re-
quircl speed, New and large engines
are being put In. The little steamer
was formerly the pleasure yacht OF Il
wealthy Louisville man. and Is u beau
tiful craft.
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Mt 1.-THE Elms," in honor OF her CUES.

Mt 1.-THE Elms," in honor OF her guest,
Miss Lantz.
Mrs. Leila Bedford and baby. OF Chi
cago. arrived here yesterday and are
the guests Of her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Kerworthy Hoge. on North Fourth
street.
Mrs. William Talbot. OF Garrison.
Kansas, arrived here yesterday and Is
the guest OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs.
Gedrge Krim on Filth street.
Rev. James A. Grier. D. D.. president
Of the Allegheny Theological Seminary.
will preach at the U. P. church next
Sunday.
R. T. Williams left yesterday to at
tend the convention OF the New York
Life Insurance Company agents al Col
umbus
Grand opening Mt Tricks Summer
Garden this evening concert by Martins
Ferry Cornet Bard. Everybody invited.
Arthur Howell was arrested yesterday
on charge OF assault preferred by his
stepmother. He was fined IS and costs.
A number from here attended the
Pease township commencement n:
Steele's grove yesterday afternoon.
NJ. C. Mitchell and Samuel Wcstwood
left yesterday for Columbus TO attend
the Republican stn:e convention.
Mrs. ]. r. Mccain. OF Claysvile. Pa,
is the guest OF her daughter. 9Irs. W.
L. Noble. on Fourth street
Daniel Cox left yesterday for Proctor,
W. Va, where he expects 10 engage In
the grocery business.
Alonzo Pinkcrton and Miss Maggie
Neuhart were married last evening at
the Christian church.
George Spence returned yesterday
from Cripple Creek. Col. where he had
been on business.
William Heron was In GAINESVILLE
yesterday on business.
Commencement exercises at the opera
house this evening.
Louis Arnstcin was at Wellsbnrg yes
terday on business.
John Barcus. of Dllonvale. was in the
city yesterday.
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS,
The Daily Chronicle of Whccling's
Progressive Neighbour.

Patrick Moore. foreman OF the indie
pendent racing team. received nm inyl-
tat!on yesterday from Bradford, Pa. TO
participate in the Fifth annual meeting
OF the Northwestern Pennsylvania Fire
mems Association, to be held there
August Is and 10. The boys expect TO
attend and will commence training In n
few days.
The lawn fetc given by the young Ia
dies of the st. Mary's church last even
Ing. was very successful affair and Il
large sum was realized which will 70
towards repairing the Interior OF the
church.
The Avonlale Stone Company recciv-
ed an order yesterday from Wheeling
for fifteen car loads OF stone. This com
pnny is very busy and cannot got
enough stone to I'LL orders.
The members OF the Thimble Rec
were very pleasantly entertained yes
terdny afternoon by Niles Clara Sheets
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Racing men Suspended.

CHICAGO, May 3l.-For competing
in unsanctioned races when under sus-
pension pending payment of fines, the
following riders have been suspended
indefinitely by the racing board Of the
i. A.'W.: Ton Cooper. Detroit; II. E.,
Caldwell. Manchester, N. H.; Albert
Enterman. Brooklyn, N. Y: H. D.,
Fixes. Glen's Falls, N. Y; Henri Four
nier. Paris: Oscar Hedstrom, Brooklyn,
y. y; Charles Hadfield, Newark. N. II.
w. Fl. Hicks. Jr.. Brooklyn. N. Y; c. S.
Henshaw. Waltham. Mass; a. C. Nor
an Washington. D. c.: W. H. McGue,
New York; A. L. Newhousc. Buffalo,
n: T.: B. W. Pierce, Newton, Mass. !:
w. +. slmms, Washington; Albert
Sehock, Brooklyn; Victor Verilhac,
The suspension OF these riders IS no
longer terminaole upon payment OF the
ttne and without action Of the racing
board.
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WARREN-R!vcr foot 9 inches.
Cloudy and warm.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS Z feet and
stationary. Raining.
OIL CITY-River feet inches and
falling. Cloudy and warm.
GREENSBORO-Riy 7 feet 3 Inches
anl rising. Showers and warm.
BROWNSFILLE-R! feet s
inches and stationary.
PITTSBGRGE-R 73 feet and
stationary. Cloudy and threatening
rain.
STEUBENVILLE- 9 feet
Inch and rising. Cloudy and warm.
PARKERSBURG-Rivcr Q feet 6
Inches and rising. Warm and raining.
POINT PLEaSAET-River 63 feet
and falling. Cloudy.
C1NC1NNATl-Rirer, III feet and
falling. Cloudy.
cA1RO-RIver ISL feet and falling.
Cloudy and warm.
EFANSVILLE-Rive 1872 feet and
falling. Partly cloudy aud warm.
LOu1SFILLE-Rive- falling; 6.S feet
In canal: IL feet on falls; IL feet below
locks. Clear and hot. 81
MEMPH1S-RIver 225 feet and sta
tlonary. Cleur and hot.
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THE PYTHIAN ROAD RACE
Prizes Have Dccn ClnssIilcd-I,oush
Riders Race Postponed.

The committee In charge Of the Pytf-
ian Day road race, one OF the features
OF the annual outing Of the Py,hIan
lodges of Wheeling. to be held on
Thursday OF next week At Wheeling
park. has apportIoned the prizes, and
as they are numerous and attractive
there will doubtless be u large Held OF
entries for tn. race. which starts at 1
y. III. at the corner Of Fourteenth anu
Chapllne streets. and finishes on the
main driveway In the park. n distance
OF about five miles Entry blanks can
he mad nj the several cycle stores. En-
tries close with Chairman Archer. OF tho
committee, next Tuesday, ut p. m. The
prizes are as follows:
First prze-E,ldredge bicycle. ........ $40 %
Second prI2c-Bcyclc saddle. Wheel
lnE Novoliy WOrkn. 81: rocker. 50. :. 10 90
Third prize--Canc. krauE Bros, SEQ:
photographs. TGppan * COnnel. 81:
toilet set. Klond!kc Loan Office. S.. 20
Fourth prisc-Swcater, VIII GUtman,
%: cloth for bicycle trousers. A. c.
Schneider. 81 D..............,......... TN
Fifth prizc-Canc. lioyman Bros, 81; -
shoes. Locke Shoe Co.. 50 O......... $50
Sixth prizo-To!ct not. C. II. GclgGr,
81: travelling case. W. W. Irwin,
81 90: cigars. MUM & Brnrdfass, 81. iD
Seventh pr!ze-Nccktlc box. C. i.
E,snth nrIzo7IIGt. llodshon, -! I g
Ninth pr!Ze-Link cum buttons, W. J.
IukCns ..,.,..............,,.,...,, 2 0O
Tenth pr!ae-Shocs, KlondIkc Shoe
HOUSE ...,,..........,.......-. ! 30
Eleventh prizc-Cnn buttons. r.
- BhocR ...'....'.'....,........,. 20
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BONING.

An elegant record has Kid Goulette,
OF Rochester. N. Y. and includes but
three losses in fifty-slx battles. He has
beaten some hot females, putting the
hardy Joe Hopkins to sleep recently In
nine rounds. which OF itself shows his
punching ability for Oscar Gardner
hammered Hopkins numerically 4 few
weeks later for fourteen rounds before
he repeated the Job. Goulette's oppo-
nent next Monday night. Sam Bolen, OF
New York, has a splendid record, and
the manly colored chap IS not afraid to
publish his defeats. But It Is not a dis
grace TO be beaten BY kid" Lavigne,
Tommy White. George Dixon and Oscar
Gardner. Bolcn fought two draws with
Dixon and his defeat was the short end
of the decision In p twenty-five round
contest, He and Goulette ought TO make
one OF the hardest battles the "Mets"
ever pulled off.
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proposals.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS,


Sealed proposals Will be received Mt II o.
tel Adclphi. Huntington, w. Va, by the
board OF Directors Of tho West virginia
Asylum for lEcurables until 10 o'clock a :.
m. Saturday, tho 10Th day OF June 1888
for the erection and completion OF one
OF the group OF buildings for said asylum.
in accordance with drawings and speciil-
cations (Which Is TO include the plumbing
OF the buildngl prepared by Harrison
Albright. architect Charleston, W. Va.
Copies OF the drawings and specIficn-
tons may be seen ut the Asylum for In
cureblcs NJ Huntington and ut the office
OF the architect Charleston. on and after
May %.
The Beard OF Directors reserve tho
right TO reject any and all bids md 10
waive any lnfOrinGlltics IN the reception
Of bids
Address all communications regarding
drawings and specifications 10 tho archi.
irct, and address the bids to the under
signed, Adclphi Hotel. Huntington.
Z MRS. MARY JACKSON RUFFSER,
myS President OF the Board of Directors,
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Wcllsbnrc Bowlers Coming.

The All-Wheeling bowling club Is get
ting into shape for t!ie contest with the
Wellsburs team. The Brooke counts.
boys Will be here next Saturday after
noon and evening and will spend the
entire day at Mozart park. where the
battle Will be waged. Mr.. 4. 7. Loggle,
manager OF the visiting bowers, prom
ises quite delegation. No charge Will
be mndc for admission to the games,
and they will be doubly Interesting by-
reason OF the local team concedinr
Wcllsburg handicap. Many OF the
strangers will stay over for the concerts
at Mozart park the mex. day.
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price OF nalls. and the cut nall has
come into prominence again. The City
of Pittsburgh went away from Pitts
SurGh yesterday with the largest pas
senGer trip she has ever carried.
The towboat George Shirus. which
was recently sunk by the wind a, the
foot of Line Island. has been raised
and was towed here yesterday by the
Twilight. It Is said that the boat is In
very bad shape, and that 1t will take
much more to repair her.
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens FOot-Easo. Il powder for tho foe,
II cureH painful, swollen. smarting, ncr.
VouB fcct. nnd Instantly takes tho sting
out Of ccrns and hunlons. lis the sreat,
eat comfort discovery OF tho ng", Aliens
FoOt-l:nse makes tight or now shoes fool
easy. II IL u certain cure for sweating,
Cnllous and hot. tired. aching feet. Trv
It to-day. Sold by all druggists and shoe
G,opcs by mall for Csc In stamps. Trial
package FREE. Address. Allen s. Dim.
Btcd. l.o Roy. N. Y. t,h&S
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c. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Corner 18th and Market SITS.
trustee Sales.
T'RUsTEES SALE.

by vlrtura OF deed OF trust madc by
X: n. Gillespy md Lizzie d. Gllcspy, his
wife, TO me, as trustee. dated May 81, 1892.
recorded in the office OF the clerk OF tho
county court OF Ohio county. West Nir-
g!nia, In Decd OF Trust Book No. IS, page
li2, | will sell Mt the north front door OF
the court house Of said county on
SATURDAY, the 5rd DAY OF JUNE. 1899,
commencing nj 10 O'Clock q. IN, the fol-
lowing described property. that is to say:
a certain piece OF real estate In tho city
OF Wheeling, Ohio county, West Virginia,
described Az follows: a piece OF land be-
Ink ll5 feet long and Is feet wide. lying In
common road on the margin OF tho Ohio
river, commencing for the same at n polnt
about -, feet In north-casterly direction
from the north end OF the east pnrapct
the line Of the northwest 'front.' of tho
house commonly known ms the Stone house
grocery built by Andrew, Thalmann
ni In. the lot .? .S,,,t ground now be
OF the front o. the said stone house
grocery, one hundred and fifteen feet TO
the northwest corner OF said tract OF
land: thence south cnetorly and at right
angles to said front line scvcnty-flve feet:
thence southerly and parallel with said
FIRST line one hundred and :lttccn feet;
thence ENTHUSIASTICALLY scven;y-ilvc foot
10 the place OF beginning. together with
the Buildings thereon and all others ap-
purtenanccs thcrrur,o belonging, rcserv.
Ing. however, strip OF ground running
lensthwlse through the property OF n uni
form width OF twelve feet to be kept open
M n road; and rcServlaE also tho coal un-
der the property and the right TO mine
and remove the same.
TERMS OF SALE:-Onc-third and as
much NOR. IA the purchaser elects to pny
IN cash on tho day OF sale, tho balance
In two equal Instntlments ut one and two
yeErs, notes bearing interest from tho day
OF Raia to hc given FOR the deferred pay
ments. W. ]. W. C0WDEN, .
Trustee
J. c. IIcrvcy. Auctonccr.. app
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VIII be Run Friday.

The Rough Riders Cycle Club has
had more Of bad luck than is It's due.
Last Monday the rain caused post
ponement to Wednesday Of Its frs,
annual road race. and again last even
Ing rain interfered. and the race is now
postponed to Tomorrow evening. The
limit mon will start ut 6:24 and the
scratch men at $50 p. m.
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TO-DAY'S GAMES
Wheeling at youngstown
Mansfield NJ New Castle.
Toledo ut Grand Rapids.
Dayton at Fort Wayne.


l'sSI.i iJIsh1tch 10 the lntclllSencer
AANSFIELD, Ohio. May 3l.-Wheel-
as took the odd game OF the series in
Lie style this afternoon, after an ex-
cling, uphill struggle. Lyons at first
~ The Stogies, is tower of strength.
MS batting to-day was the feature OF
Is game; he had homer. and a two
asseF, and the homer, In the sixth,
'e''ed three runs. Lyle. too. was
@rFe with the stick. making a three
'a'e hit and scoring two runs. Niles
s0'E at short and at bat was brilliant;
1t made three singles. scored two runs
enl accepted ten chances without an
e''oF' Babb. at short. also performed
y a merry clip. accepting ten chances
eslh' Niles worked In n double play
4aaSsisted at third that was heartily
sbnIauded. Score:
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CONSECUTIVE HITTING.

BALTIMORE. Nd. May 3l.-Baltlmore
won close and exciting contest from st.
Louis to-day. At several stages hit
would have turned the tide OF victory, but
at critical points McGinnlty was invul-
nerablc. and his backing was OF the most
brilliant order. The Orioles Won by con-
secutivo hitting In the fourth and Nth In
nings. Attendance. 1856. Score:
RHE
Baltimore 30 0 0 ago 90 ~ s i
St. Louis 100 0 0 o 0 ID Il 2
Earned runs. Baltimore 2. ST. Louis 2.
Batteries, McGinnity and Robinson: Pow
ell and OGonnor, Cmp!res. O'Day and
MCGarr. Time 80. :. =
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Earned runs. Washington |, Pittsburgh
8. Two base hits. McCreery, Bowerman.
Three base hits, Mccarthy. Reitz, Rhines.
Home runs, Freeman. Stolen bases, Pad
den. Double plays. Reitz to Madison TO
Rhines. First base on balls, or Rhines 2,
Struck oIt. by Rhines /, by weighing q.
umpIres, Swartwood and Warner. Time OF
game, :i5. .G'
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Twelfth .prlze-SlIppers... p
Thirteenth prize-Shirt, d. GundlinS ~
" Co., ........................ .,.s.....'. Nv
Fourteenth prizeLB.cycle belt, Albert
Dfttmar. and necktie. Schnmbra d a,
Son ,....'.,.... ~ ~
First time prize-Goid watch......... 10 "
Second time prlze-Umbrclla, G. A. :,
Beuter ................ ~
The prizes will be placed on exhibition
to-day in the House g. HERMANN Mar
ket street windows.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.

Il, ',n!Sfl%GToN. May II. = Pittsburgh
vac ball hard and often. while tho
n, "1'9" batting was weak and poorly
,' Tho result being an easy Victory
b, W., W" nome team. The fielding wax good
lT t V',n SIDES. Attendance. 2,0co. Score:
iNGTON Az. II. MI no A u
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DAVIS STRUCK OUT.

NEW YORK, May u.-Tho Cincinnati
team won to-day through timely batting
in the seventh and eighth innings. The
Giants mado bid for victory In the NINTH
but Davis struck out with two men on
bases Attendance, 1000. Score:
.-,sf r II L
New York....1 0 / 0 0 90 ~ 10 4
Cincinnati 40 0 l 90 ! 0-5 10 l
Earned runs. New York 2, Cincinnati :.
Batteries. Carrlck and Grady: Hawley and
PETIT. tmplrcs, Gafrrey and Andrews.
Time. 200. Attcndance, loo.
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N, .''.V TUHs, Lovingly, Lyons. Three bnse
.. % hyohs. Ly,'n Two base hits. Flour
p2 ~, iN!!"F. Law. Kccnnn. Sacrifice hits.
MEL. Eclt, liackctt. Double play.
- I!has!stcd: kowncy. Quinn and
on G,u stolen bascs. Lyle. Lowncy. Bases
r,,TSa..'' or Irwin 2. on Ddlnn q. Hit by
ts,,r'E ha6h. Heechcr, Twinchnm. BnllS,
''-''' Time. LII. Umpire. zlnrum.
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The Funston SiuEgerS. os the Fifth
ward, would like to play the Korn Kob
Klub, on the brIchynrd grounds next
Sunday morning. II accepted answer
through this paper.
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TuERATrINC TERRIFIC

BOSTON, May 3l.-Although Cleveland
made seven runs in the first Inning. Bos-
ton closed the gap and won out by terrific
batting. Each team made frequent
changes, and replaced old batteries BY new
ones Attendance, 1850. Score:
RI e
Boston .......3 8 2 0 0-1G IS !
Earned runs, Boston Y. Cleveland s. Bat
terIcs. Lewis, Hickman, Clark and Bcr-
gen: IiWhcy Stivetts. Hin and thinner
Umpires, Burns and Smith. Time, 2:h.
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Other Intcr.Stn,c Games.

Ysns, a.o.,.'Es,own. RI T.
S,,ssh$E',3wn o . 2 . o 3l2 H-iO iG 0
w |"NNn % OF 0 0 o. 10 /
al %ia H,! T.Ss. Roach and frost: F!ggcmier
;gs az, n.nyyi,on, --ToleEo-Dayton game post
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BROOKLYN, May 3i.-To-day's game
was devoid OF interest after the first In
Ming. Brooklyn then bn,ted in five runs
on as many hits. three steals and brace
OF errors, After that Southpaw Bowling
settled down. and pitched good ball The
Colonies could do nothing with Hughes,
however. and only escaped n shut-out by
punching pair OF hits at tho start.
Hughes fielding was brilliant. while WaS-
ner made wonderful stop. Attendance.
$50. Score:
Ri Z
Louisville ....I o 0 0 0 0 0 t-i : .
Brooklyn .....5 0 0 o o 40 - Q 2
Earned runs. Brooklyn 2. Batteries.
Bowling and Kittredge: Hughes and Grim.
Empires. Lynch and Connolly. Time OF
game, 1:a3
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Dukes" Reilly and Louis Logorassl-
sine will mix It for ten rounds Monday
night, and the winner will be matched
against Ch!ppy Chapllne for Elks' car
niyal week
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-01
BOYS IN BLUE !.
nj thc Wheeling Company OF the
Fourth Immuncs VIII be
CORDIALLY WELCOMED HOME

,,,t Week ~ General Dcmopstra-
,Iou Committee Appointed Ycstcr-
d,y by President Quarter, Of tho
Chamber of Commerce, Which is
Called TO Meet This Evening for Or
s,uilation-Pcrsonncl Of tho Com.
mite.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-06-01
THE RIVER.


Eo lERDh1 . DEfARI1tES.
Charleston. ..FANAWIIA. $50 n. m.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR. 2 y. m.
Louisville. PITTSBURGH, a. IN.
Sistersville.. RUTH. 3:$0 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
Steubenvillc.. NJ. BAYNE, 2:3o p. IN.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Pittsburgh. GREENWOOD, ESQ n. m.
Cincinnati. VIRGINIA.. 5 Il. IN.
PnrkGrsburg. II. K. BEDFORD, II n. IN.
Matamoras. LEXINGTON, Ii a. NJ.
Pittsburgh. :. LORENA. . n, m.
Slstcrsville.. RUTH. 3:30 p. m.
Glarlugton... LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
SteubenYille. IT. NJ. BAYNE, 2:59 .. NJ.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY, n IN.
Parkersburg. BEN IIUR, II u. m.
Slstersville.. RUTH. $50 p. IN.
Darlington. LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
StcubcnvIlle. II. NJ. BAYNE, $50 D. m.
Newport. JEWEL, II u. m.