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q. i. HANCOCK,
Chairman Republican State
Central COmite.
g. w. PHILLIPS, Secretary.
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of whceIIng's
Progressive Nclghbor.


The funeral OF Ralph Tlmberlake oc-
CURED yesterday afternoon at $3.50
o'clock from the residence OF Mr.. and
Mrs, David Vennum, on Ohio street.
Intermcnt was at Riverview cemetery.
Mrs. w j. Amos OF stanford, Conn,
and Misses Nellie JepsOn and Mary
Mitchell and Rooney Mitchell, of st.
ClaIrsvllle, were = guests OF the fam
ny Of DR.. b. o. .iIllams yesterday.
The Second street grocer, j. NJ.
WEIGH, has brought sui agalnst
Thomas Murphy for $24 20. The case
win be heard in Squire Kellers court
to-day.
Misses Nellie Moore and Lucy. sedg-
wick very pleasantly entertained n
humble. OF their friends last evening
ut the home OF the former, on Madison
street
Rev. Arch. Robinson, the new pas
tor OF the U. p. church OF this city, was
married last evening ut WayneSburg,
pa, to Miss Almlra Neatly, OF that
city.
It was reported about town yester-
day that the employees Of the Luughlin
mad been ordered back to work Mon
day. but the report could not be Veri-
fed.
The Maenncrchor and their friends
we're very pleasantly entertained last
evening Sy Mr. and Mrs. Jacob Kerr
ner, at their home on Vine street
The funeral Of Louis Hrlsmer took
place from his inte residence In Aetna
willie yesterday morning lnterment ut
L.lnwood cemetery.
Rev. w. c. ID. Bond left yesterday for
Richmond. Va. to attend meeting VI
the Young Peoples Society OF the Bap-
list church,
The Ladies' Aid Society OF the Pres
byterlan church viii meet ut the home
OF Mrs. S. j. Boyle this afternoon.
II. c. Ulrich leaves Tuesday for
Cleveland, from which city he expects
to 20 to Duluth, MINI. by water.
Mrs. d. NJ. Meyers returned yester-
day after visit with relatives ut
Clarlngt0n.
peek" Souders was fined 50 and
costs By the mayor yesterday for Tight
ing.
A. G. HardensteIn was In Pittsburgh
yesterday on business.
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cred. Both were arrested and VIII nave
a hearing this morning.
About 80 ATTENDED the Presbyterian
church AID Sunday sehooi picnic AZ
the 'Moundsvllle camp grounds yeEtet-
day. and an excellent time was report
ed by all.
Rev. Cooke Gi1fsr. who n tho -Ztiesl
OF hts parents IN this city, will preach
at the Klrkwood N. E. church Sunday
morning.
Miss Lille ulrich, OF Philadelphia, u
visiting Miss Lizzie Hildehrand' on
Lincoln avenue.
Rev ". r. Thompson left over the
Pan Handle last nightf or Glenwood'
Ind.
Miss LOttie Cox went to Alliance
yesterday to visit friends and rela-
lives
Miss Helen Barrett has as her guest
Miss Stella Wagner, Of Pittsburgh.
Misses Minnie Kuhn and Lena Dent
are visiting relatives in cadiz.
Miss Edith Loe' went to Pittsburgh
yesterday to visit relatives.
Thomas Dougherty of Lisbon, Ohio
was n the city yesterday.
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The marks at p. m. showed : feet
inches and falling. Weather, cloudy
and warm, with go inch rain.
The John X. Speed, unlnjured from
her contact with Rising Sun bar, has
laid up at Sedamsville, below Cincin-
natl.
The old Anchor Line Of steamboats,
at st. Louis being organized. Several
Cincinnati boats have been running in
the St Louis and New Orleans trade.
The Leroy took out the Zane street
NJ. q. Sunday school to Cresap's grove
yesterday morning at o'clock. re
turning last night, she left for car
ington at 10 p. m.
Captain Robert Haptonstall, OF PIT
Pleasant. has entered into negotiations
with sistersvllle parties for the sale OF
his steamboat, the Genevleve. The
boat is at Middleport.
Commodore Henry Leyhe returned to
st. Louis from Madison, Ind, and re-
ports that his new steamer War Eagle
will be under way August ]. she VIII
be launched with steam up.
Yesterdays heavy rain Will probably
bring up the river stage some, but how
much the local steamboRtmen could not
estimate last night, owing to their lack
Of knowledge as to how far the rain
extended.
The Greenwood will be here satur-
day mIrnlng for Charleston, and she
will take freight and passengers for
Cincinnati and Louisville, which VIII
be transferred to the c., p, b. S. & p.
line steamer at Pomeroy.
The monthly report OF Major Charles
F. Powell shows that 1900, 900 bushels
Of coal was locked through the locks
OF the MonongahelH river during
June. The commerce OF the river has
steadily increased since the stream was
made free.
Secretary Of War Alger has ordered
the appointment Of new board OF
army officers to pass upon the plans
for the proposed third bridge across
the Mississippi ut st. Louis, Mo-, be-
tween the two other bridges now SPAN
ming that waterway.
The government steamer Edna, with
two barges in tow, on which were Cow
eminent Engineer Jones and thirty or
forty assistants, passed down yester-
day morning at 10 O'Clock for Marietta,
where they will begin the survey OF the
Ohio between Marietta and Cincinnati,
work that is preliminary to the syS-
tenn OF open work improvement con-
templated by the government.
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River kilograms.

ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS feet 3
inches and stationary.
GREENSBORO-Rlver feet s
inches and stationary, Slightly cooler.
OIL CITY-River foot and rising.
Cloudy and pleasant.
MORGANToWN-River feet 6
inches and stationary. Raining.
wARRES-Riyer 4 OF foot. Cloudy
and cool,
sTEuBENvILLE-Rlvcr feet 3
inches and falling Cloudy and warm
PITTSBURGH-Rive 90 feet and
falling. Weather, threatening.
CAIRo-Riyer 224 feet and rising.
Fair and hot.
PIT. PLEAsANT-Rlver 80 feet and
falling. Clear.
C1NCINNATT-River 6S feet and
falling. Pnrtly cloudy.
MEAtPHIS-Rlver 1871 feet. n fall Of
OIL. Clear and hot.
LOUISVILLE-Rive falling; IL feet
in canal; foot II inches on falls; a.
feet below locks. Clear and hot.
EYANSVILLE-Rlver 6 feet and fall
ing. Clear and hot.
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BELbAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters ofInterest In the Metropolis
ofBelniont County

Matters of Interest In the Metropolis
OfBelmont County
The Rockhlli Coal Company win Close
their mines permanently, giving az
reason that the long haul makes u un-
profitable to work the mines longer.
But a suit for $4,000, claimed to be due
AZ ROYALTY. has lust been filed by Nathan
Holloway, one Of the heirs owning the
coal land, and 1t Is figured that TINS
suIt has something to do with the &C.
lion. There are about 100 men employ,
ed Altogether about those mines, ana
they hope for a change Of mind IN the
management
Rev. w. v. Lewinkle, splendid
young preacher, has been called 70 the
Second Presbyterian church OF this city
HIS home Is In Iowa, but he has preach
ed In this church several times
Mrs. Henry over OF Muncle, Ind.
spent yesterday with relatives here and
al Martins Ferry. She Will take pas
sage at New York tomorrow on u trip
to Europe,
DR. Hensley, a physician Of the Sec.
ond ward. caught one OF the celebrated
''kissIng bugs" at his home TUESDAY
evening. II is attracting considerable
attention.
DR.. D. W. Boone, the city health on
Ger, will be at the city hall this after
noon to attend to the wants OF those
wishing to be vaccinated.
The Fusner boys have succeeded In
stirring up a good deal OF Interest mere
in their show. They give good snow.
and are old Bellairr boys.
The ladies' OF the First Presbyterian
church will give a lawn fete this eve
ming at the home Of Jacob Heatherlng-
ton, in the First ward.
Miss CecAlla Schanfarber has returned
to her home in Columbus, after spending
a month with Max HerzberS and wife
In the Fourth ward.
John d. Baker. OF Flndlay, who has
been spending week with relatives
here, left Wednesday for the east on a
business trip.
Miss Allie Kirkbride, of Anderson.
Ind, Is the guest OF the family OF
Thomas Mahafrey. in the Second ward.
The steamer Leroy passed down yes
terday with an excursion from wheel
Ing, bound for Creaap's Grove.
Miss Sarah stador. OF DunMrk, Ind.
Is the guest OF her friend, Miss Eta
Armstrong, In the First ward.
James McGinnlB, OF the flTst WHF0' ieAt
yesterday for Baltimore, TO spend two
weeks with relatives.
Mrs. ]. B. Watt and family have
gone to Atlantic City, where they will
spend ten days.
There will be a lawn fete on the
Heatherington lawn, in lower town,
this evening.
Miss May Hammer. of Brilliant, Ohio
is spending a week with relatives IN the
Third ward.
Mrs. ]. ]. Mccormick and family arc
spending month with relatives at Han
over, Ohio.
Mrs. William schraff, who has been
III for several weeks, is able to be out
again.
Harry Storm, Of Lancaster, Is the
guest OF relatives in the Third ward.
II. H. KIldow, postmaster at Belmont,
was in town short time yesterday.
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MoUNDsvILLE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.

1eHtCruuyb news FEUiu N"A
County's Chief City.
The Moundsvllle, BenwOod & Wheel
ing electric line Is making prepara-
tIons for u flfteen-mInute service on
their line, to come into effect In the
very near future. The new switches
will be placed at once, and all arrange
mentS for the new schedule VIII be
pushed with all possible speed. The
travel on the road at this season OF
the year is so great that more cars
and better service is necessary.
Moundsvllle people will greatly appre-
cinte this Improvement.
s. L. and John A. Bloyd. OF this city,
and John Troll, of st. ClRirsvillc, were
at Glen EastOn yesterday seeking WOOL
for shipment.
Misses May and Sophia Hays have
returned from visit to friends and
relatives at WaynesburG and New
Freeport, Pa,
Miss Pearl CrIswell will entertain a
number of her friends ut her home on
Western avenue on Saturday evening.
Or. William Mckinley has returned
TO his home In Wheeling, after spend
Ing several days visiting friends here.
Rev. A. Boutlou, Of Falrmont, md
Rev. Father Boyce. Of Baltimore, are
visiting friends in the city.
The Epworth League gave musical
and literary entertainment at the n.
Z. church last evening.
Miss Sadie Lewis, Of Pittsburgh, is
the guest OF w. b. Humphreys and
family, on Fifth street
John McPeek, OF FaIrmont, is the
guest of relatives in the city.
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BENw00D NEWS.
Local Happenings orlmportaucc In a
Busy Town.


The Renwood Electric Light Company
has organized It's directorate by the fol-
lowing cIectlon President. Thomas =.
neegan: vice president. X. Il. Sharp:
secretary. Charles Moyar; treasurer.
Charles Schad. The directors ordered
the payment OF four Of the $500 bonds
next month. The past year was not
very prosperous for the company, on ac-
count OF serious break downs at Its
plnnt, but the coming year Is expected
to be profitable one,
Much local interest IL attached TO the
Peoples Railway Compnny's plans,
and Bcnwood people believe II the rail-
way IL built In Wheeling a junction will
be effected with the MOundsvills line.
The options taken year or 70 ago on
X kentucky Heights were undoubtedly in
the interests OF railway line, and the
Peoples company may be directly con-
cerncd In II.
The local company Uniform Rank, *.
OF r., viii hold an important meeting
Tuesday evening, July 81, at Schnel-
der's hall. at the Junction, which will
likely become the future headquarters.
New officers viii be Installed at the
meeting.
Rev. Paul Mctzcnthln. who left for his
old home in Rcynoldsville, Pa, 10 rccup-
crate his health after n typhoid fever
Illness, has gone 10 Harrisburg, Rev,
Mr. Hummer OF Martins Ferry, IN MI
Ing his pulpit at st. Matthew'S church
In his absence.
a North End nCighbors' quarrel Will
be ventilated In Squire Riddles court
this morning, Jennie Towles complains
that Mrs Mary Golden used loud and
abusive language toward her.
Mrs. Mary Altmeyer. matrun OF the
Emergency hospital and MIR. John
King are Visiting In Pittsburgh.
a large camp Of gypBics located up
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PIttsburgh RIver Now.

PITTSBURGH, July 1S.-some river
men are disturbed over the report that
the Baltimore & Ohio railroad is seek
ing to secure the right of way along
the Monongahela wharf from the pres
ent terminus of the line on Water
street to the Point. According to the
story going the rounds the company
will cross the Allegheny via the Union
bridge. The railroad officers assert
that they do not want the wharf. but
some rlVermen aver that they know
that the railroad company wants it.
The rivermen VIII oppose any move
ment that the railroad makes In the
matter.
The big towboat Transporter was
launched this afternoon from the Eli5-
nbeth marine ways at Elizabeth. Quite
n delegation Of rivermen left for there
at p. m. among them being W. J..
Wood. T. j. Wood, o. A. Blackburn,
D. b. Blackburn, Addison Lysle,
George Lysle and others. #. j. Wood
chrIstened the boat as II left the era
dies and went down into the river.
The party returned to Pittsburgh late
this afternoon.
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events of Day IN tho Town at the
End Of the Bridge.

A number from here went up to
Martins Ferry yesterday afternoon to
see tho Wheeling g. Lake Erie wreck.
Rev ]. l.. Dixon and wife, Rev. w.
II. Thompson, wife and daughter, Al
media, OF Klrkwood, and DR., MegrNll
and wife. Mrs. Cunningham, OF Wheel
lng, nnd Mrs Blair, Of Marietta, o.,
were all entertained at ten yesterday
nj the home Of Mr.. and Mrs, Joseph
Waterman, Of West bridgeport.
The peoplc Of this city. na well as
the citizens Of Martins Ferry, are Wig
orously kicking against the Use Of
closed cars on the Wheeling street ear
line. and surely Injustice IS being done
them by the continual use OF the closed
cars ali through the summer months
.rne iunernl IN Mrs. Elmer McCon-
naughy whose death occurred Wednea-
day evening ut the home OF her par
cntE. Mr.. and Mrs. Alexander Gill, In
Rlrkwo1d, will take place tomorrow
afternoon nj o'clock. Intermcnt VIII
be ut Linwood cemetery.
George Walker and Frank Martin
had a lively time ON Bank street yes
terdpy morning, and blows were only
aycrtcd by the crowd which had gath
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cHGCAGo. July ia.-Thc two twenty
round prclimlnarles for the boxing car
nival to be- held at Dubuque during
the week of August 2s were closed in
Chicago to-day. ON the night Of the
middle weight championship battle be-
tween Root and Byers, Harry Hiss
nnd Hurry Forbes win 20 twenty
rounds for the western bantam weight
championship. Young Kenncy and
Jack Lewis VIII open the second
nights programme with n bout for the
light weight championship Of The west,
Jack Moffat and Dan Crecdon VIII
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Brave Men Fail

Victims to stomach, liver and kid
nee troubles, as well rs women, and all
feel the results In loss Of appetite. pois-
ons In the blood. backache nervousness,
headache and tired, llstless, run down
feeling. But there's no need to feel Hike
that. Listen to ]. w. Gardner, Idaville,
Ind. He snys: Electric Bittefs are Just
the thing for man when he IS all run
down and don't care whether he lives
or dies. II did more TO give me new
strength and good appetite than anV-
thing could take, can now eat any
thing and have q now lensc on llre."
Only 10 cents. at Logan Drug Cas- drug
store. Every bottle guaranteed. :
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TORREYSON'S CANE.
He Is willing to saddle Columbus on
the Interstate Leaguo for tho
Gross Receipts Of Grand Rapids

the Interstate Leaguc for the
Gross Receipts Of n Grand Rapids
Columbus Game --v
Special Dispatch 70 the Intelllgsbeer.
GRAND RAPIDS, Mich, July Ia
Late last night Torreyson agreed to ac-
cept a proposition made by Deacon
ellis 10 have IN exhibition game here
by Columbus and Grand Rapids. on
July 10, TorreySOn to take gross re-
ceIpts and exchange franchises with
Lotus without further financial con-
alteration except rebate from the rail-
roads at the end Of the season. LOTUS
wanted time to consider The matter
and left for Chicago. agreeing to wire
his decision to-day, but up 70 9 O'Clock
nothing has been heard from him. FL
lis says his silence means that he win
accept and expects letter from Lotus
In the morning.
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CHRONOLOGICAL Alaieh 81.

The match between Oscar Gardner
and Jack o'Brlen. scheduled for August
s. at the coney Island Club, was yes
terday declared on. This fact IS pleas
ing intelligence to Oscars friends mas
much az he was taking big chance,
for o'Brien would have come In at
about 40 pounds. and Oscar had moth
ing 10 gain by defeating him, He was
willing and confident. but the club
wouldn't stand for Il. and Oscar was
surprised at the clubs move. BE VIII
now rest until September, when he VIII
so against men OF his own class, under
l22 pounds.
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ME RIVER.
YEsTERpAY's DEPARTURES.

YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Pittsburgh. .GREENMoop, 9 o; m.
Matanorns. JEWEL. II a. m.
SIstersVille. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
Clnrington. LEROY, 10 p. m.
Steubenviiie. \. II. BAYNE, $3.50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
sistersvllie. RUTH, $50 p: m,
Steubenviile. n, II. BAYN1, 30 p. m.
Darlington. :. LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Charleston. GREENWOOD. $50 a. m.
Parkersburg. II. X. BEDFORD, II q. m.
Mntamoras, JEWEL, u a. m.
SlsteraVllle. e. RUTH, $3.50 p. m.
SteubenVille. n. NJ. BAYNEi, 2:S0 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 y. M
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PHILADELPHIA. Pa, July 10, - To-
days game was called at the .Ond of cleve.
lands seventh inning, owing to darkness.
II looked like shut out for the visitors,
but tumble by Cooley andytwo sIngles
allowed them to score. Frazer was almost
Inylnclble. Attendance, ?,5o1 Score; -,
cIsveland ,........O o 90 . ii il .
Philadelphia .......i o o al rs ~
Earned runs, Philadelphia 1. Batteries,
UuEhey and ShreckonRost; Frazer and
Mcfarland. Umplres. Carney and INth-
am. Time. ISIS,
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BROOKLYN, July 13.--st. BonIs downcd
brooklyn to-day by a great rally In the
seventh. touching NJ Hughes for four hits,
which. with two bases on balls and brace
Of errors let In six runs. The Supefbns
could do nothing with Powell couple or
bases on balls and Days timely double In
the fourth saving them from "a shut out
81 Louis no on OOGi O-S IL i
Brooklyn ...,O 0 o o 0 q 0sO-2 2
Earned runs ST. Louis 4. batteries. Pow
ell and CrlEer, Hughes and Grim Um-
pires, Emslle and Mcdonald Time OF
game, 500 Attendance. 400.
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BOSTON, July la-The Chlcagos hit
Lewis hard in the hrst inning to.dny. while
Garvin. n young giant who pitched his
second League game, kept the champions
from punching their hits except In the
Sevnth Collins work at third was the
feature. Attendance. $500,
Chicago ......saO 1000 % ID ?
Boston ...".O 0 o 0 o o I o o. ii /
Earned runs, Chicago 4, Boston |. hat
terias. Garyin and Donahue: Lewis and
llergcn. umplrcs, Lynch aud Connolly.
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Boggs' Run yesterday. and their appear
ance is superior to the usual crowd.
Loman satterfeld Is rapidly recover
ing from his attack Of typhoid fever.
Miss Florence Davis is the guest Of
Martins Ferry friends.
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Rough Dry Washed, staruhCd and
Dyed y CentA per pound.
iTlnt Work, Washed and IT'OnOd, o
Hi hand work finiahod 10 cents por
Mound, Al Ltf1'Z BROS,
NTIAT Home stoam Laundry.
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EARNED runs, Now YORK 2, FTTst DIFN
New York Z. Bases on halls. on Seymour
8, OF Tnnnehill /. Struck out, by Seymour
s, by Tnnnehill g. Three bdse hits, Will
Jams, Van Haltren; Two base hits. Will
nehlll. Seymour. Stolen haats. Doyle,
Gleason, Ely. Double plays Williams,
Ely and Clark hit by pitched ball. Bow
erman. Wild pitch. Seymour umpirOs,
game, 2.l2
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INTERSTATE LEkGUE.
sTANDING OF CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Mansfield /. Fort Wayne 0.


Wheeling Mt Toledo.
Mansfield at Dayton.
YOUNGSTOWN Mt Grand Rapids.
New Castle at Fort Wayne.
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Al Grand RapIds-Grand Rapids YounFs-
town game postponed on account Of rain.
Al Mansfield. RHE
Mansfield ",,Q 2 QQIQ9-Q 81 3 9
Fort Wayne 20 0 Q o % 9
Batteries, Miller and Belt; scmple and
ReFuan
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probably Furnish the anal that night.
The third nights programme has not
yet been oiled.
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NEW YORK, July ia-Plttsburgb won
the final game OF the series from tire
Giants to-day through the loose fielding o.
Sc; ,au's ruG CcI!r '.l,c latter wa' rs.
snp"a!B!e for four r;.us f.: The seventh Ia
mig, While Seymour figured prominently
IN the three runs scored by the visitors In
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VADIERI CAIchs4isr's Efglih PCnyoyll o.
u :pi1Hs,i pS,He 9ES the pf9ts - {. ~
lt cSisS; sis'' etS Z flainzA, &.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
srANpINa % cLuBs.
YEsTERDAY,s GA!sEg

YESTERDAYS GAIiEs,
Chicago 9, Bcston T.
Philadelphia Q, Cleveland !,
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