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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1899-09-27
nELLAIRE lAppENIXGs.
Matters ofInterest Ia tho Metropolis
nfBSlmOnt County


Matters ofInterest Ia tho Metropolis
0rBolmont County
The Young Mems club has extended
an invitation to tho visiting knights
during the fair to visit their club room.
The new ohicers of the club are as fol-
lows: President. Albert Alum; first vice
president VIII Hemphlil: second vice
president, Tom Carroll; third vice pres
Ident. Frank Pine; recording and cor
respondln9 secretary, z. z. Workman;
financial secretary. Joe PoOrman; treas
rrer, W. g. McClain; librarian, Cook
Danford; marFhnl. Carl Hook; deputy
marphal, Ben scott. trustees, w. q.
McCIain, VIII Hemphill, Ben Norris,
Tom Carroll and Harry Taylor.
The Cleveland, Loratn & Wheeling
railroad was blocked most OF yesterday
~ reason OF O train load Of stone be-
ing wrecked on the al Just north OF
tho steel works. A car filled with stone
left the track at that point, and took
several others with It before the train
wns stopped. This shut on further
trafiic on that road during the day, but
Is Is all o. x. now.
young girl from Wheeling disap-
peared from her home on Monday, and
that evening two sisters learning she
had come TO BelIaire secured the as
eIstance Of Marshal Johnston to look
her up here, but she could not be found,
nor could any trace Of her be had any
where.
notwithstanding there are Demo
Gratis who concede 1900 majority to the
Republicans in this county. the candi-
dates are hustling around to see their
friends, and the committee Is shaping
up for o thorough canvass to get the
vote out
Mayor Freeze has sworn In six extra
police to look out for thieves and pick
pockets during the fair this week. VIZ.
Gus Stephens, Ralph Crozler, Charles
Johnson. william SeabroOke. Joseph
Taylor and Paddy Brannon.
Rev. O. ". Holmes and wife return
ed from Cadiz yesterday. They have
been unable So far to locate in Steu-
benyIlle and will hold their residence
here until they find a place.
1t has been so long since Bellaire
had anything In the line OF demon
stration that all our people are taking
nm interest In the big street fair now
going on.
MnyOr Freeze assessed Carl Tarbet
$40 and costs for his use of the hammer
ON the head OF John TschappaL The
latter is out. attending to business
again.
Edward Trueman. OF Bridgeport. was
down yesterday TO see the big demon,
stratlon, and was SO well pleased nell
be back again.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Mccoy were
called to GAINESVILLE yesterday by the
death OF relative.
Thurman Sprlggs and wife, Of Woods
field, were here yesterday to see the
big parade.
3. W, Reid, the horticultural OF
Upland, was in the city yesterday on
hnaInnsR.
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of Wheeling"
Progressive NeighbOr.

The Daily Chronicle of Wheeling"
Progressive Nelghbor.
Hon. LavosIef Spence, OF this city
was nominated on the third ballot yes
terday ut the Democratic congressional
convention ut Steubenville. Mr.. spence
Is thought to be the strongest man the
marty could name. He has always been
n staunch supporter Of the party and
his Democracy has never been doubted
or questioned. Mr., Spence Is well
known throughout the district and Will
come as near being elected us any man
the Democratic party could name in
this strongly Republican district.
The new department Of the Laughlln
tin mill will resume this morning, after
a days Idleness. on account OF the
insuficiency Of coal. Several car loads
Of coal were received yesterday from
the West Virginis. fields.
Miss Bert Mlnignn, who has been the
guest Of the family Of Samuel Mill
gan, on Jefferson street, for the past
few DAYS, returns to her home In MI.
Pleasant to-day
Mr.. and Mrs. ]. H. Madden, who for
the past two weeks have been the
guests Of relatives In Indiana, Pa, re-
turned to their horne In this city yes
terday
Miss Lucy Allender, who hn5 been the
guest OF her sister, Mrs. Samuel Mill
gan, returned to her home in Mounds
Vile, yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Richards and two chill
dren arrived In this city yesterday from
Wales, and will make their future home
on Clark street.
Mr.. and Mrs. Kenworth.' HoBe leave
the last of the week for Chicago, to WIS.,
It their daughter. Mrs. Edgar Bedford.
A large number Of people from here
attended the Democratic congressional
convention at Steubenville yesterday
large crowd attended the Scotch
Evening" entertainment at the NJ. ~
church last night.
Mrs. Thomas Wilson leaves to-day for
Sharon, Pa. to visit her sister for n
couple OF weeks,
Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Turner, OF st.
Clalrsvllle, are the guests Of relatives In
the First ward.
Miss Blanche Ong left yesterday for
Smlthfeld, Ohio, to visit her parents for
few weeks.
Mrs. George Moore went to steuben-
willie yesterday, to visit relatives for
few days.
Mrs, Elmer Hades, OF youngstown, is
Waiting Mrs. William Trix, on Broad
way.
The Democratic senatorial convention
will be held at steubenvllle. October g.
Mrs. Thomas Johns. Of New Castle,
Pa, Is the guest Of relatives in this city.
Marshal Chopper went to Manning
ton yesterday to attend the street fair
Oscar Smith, OF Toledo, was a busi-
ness caller In this city yesterday.
Hundreds from here attended the
street fair at Bellaire yesterday.
Jesse Hipkins left last evening for
Nav YORK.
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BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events of Day In the Town at the
End of the Bridge.


End of the Bridge.
Charles Fritz. OF AetnayIlle, an en-.
ploye Of the Aetna-Standard mill. lad
his right hand badly mashed yesterday
morning by getting II caught between
the rolls, Several bones were also bro
ken, DR.. Hcpler was called in and re-
duced the fractures.
Hon. w. v. Campbell, DR.. Vorberg,
Groves Stevens, Jack Baugh, Hon. DAY.
"a Wagner, Taylor South, Dullu Barrett
and Charles Miller were In Steubenvills
yesterday, attending the convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. Ira Dixon who have
been the guests Of relatives here for
several weeks, left yesterday for their
home in Texas.
Rev. ]. g. seertst, Of St. clalrsville,
will be here tomorrow. to take charge
Of his now duties at the RiTkwood NJ.
E. church.
Carlos Lsatherwood has gone to
New York to witness the celebration
incident to the arrival home Of Dewey,
A number from here went to Steuben-
willie yesterday. to attend the Demo-
crntlc congressional convention.
James Cox and daughter, Miss Alice,
left yesterday for Cleveland, TO visit
relatives for a few days.
Noah Burk. engineer on the Cleve-
land. LoraIn & Wheeling road, Is Ill at
his home In lakewood.
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank Woodcock re-
turned yesterday from months stay
at Mt. Clemens, Mich.
Charles Dougherty returned yester-
day from ten days trip to New York
and Philadelphia.
The Della Rosco company Will be the
opening attraction at the opera house
Monday evening,
George and Samuel Russell left yes
tcrday for Pipe creek, to spend n few
days hunting.
Henry Fox and VIII Hall leave to-day
for New York to witness the Dewey
celebration,
large plumber from here attended
the street fair at Dellalre yesterday
Rev. and Mrs. Dixon leave Tomorrow
for their new home In Bedford, Ohio.
Mrs. Potter Mckinley Is able to be out,
inter n three weeks Illness.
Samuel Griffith is III at his home on
Pike street.
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"L.ook out p cried the captain, a. the
canal-boat was passing under low bridge.
AFrenchman Immediately put his head
out Of the cabin window to look, and got
a severe blow. Rubbing his head rue
fully, he cried: why % these Yankees
call look out when the, mean look inl /"
Look ont for your health means look in.
For the secret Of health Is within Won.
Germs are in the air you breathe aud in
the water you drink, but IL your blood
is pure and your sto..:ach sound the
germs can find no permanent Judgement.
TO keep the blood and stomach in
sound health or to re-estahlish them in 4
healthy condition VIXEN they are dis
eased, no medicine Is 50 effective a. DR.
Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery. It
purifes the blood, cleanses the system Of
waste and poisonous substances, increases
the activity Of the biood.making glands,
and irvigorates the stomach and other
organs Of digestion and nutrition.
~ can say honestly and eandidly that Dr.
Pierce's Coldeu Medical Discovery Is the grand
blood. !" writes bilSs Afiuie Wells OF PerHuiIon'S
Wharf, lBle Of Wight Co., Va. suffered tyr
nbiy with rheumatism, and piiuplea or the skin
and swelling In my kneEl and feet 20 that
could not wllE. / spent about tWelty dellArB,
paying doctors bills. but received no benefit A
year or two ago decided TO try Dr. Iferce'S
Golden Medical Discovery and 'Favofite Pre-
ScriptjoD, HHd am entirely cured"
The Peoples Common Sense Medical
Adviser, 1908 pages, free. Send al one
cent stamps for the paper-covered edition,
or 81 stninps for the cloth bound, to Dr..
R. v. Pierce, Buffalo, N. Y.
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Thankful words written by Mrs, Ada
r. Hart. of Gro;on, S. D.: was taken
with bad cold which settled on ms
lungs: cough SET In and finally tsrml-
waited En- Consumption. Four Doctors
gave me- Up. saying | could live out
short time. l gave myself up to my Sa-
ylor determined 4; | could aot stay
with my friends on earth, | would meet
my absent ones above. Sly husband
was advised to get Dr. Kings New
Discovery FOR Consumption. Coughs and
Colds. I gave II trial. took Ia all
eight bottles. 1t has cured me, and
thank God, am saved and now well
and healthy woman" Trial bottles free
at Logan Drug Co.'S drugstore.
Regular size soc and y co. Gunran-
tced or price refunded
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nENMOOD NEWS.
Local Happenings ofimportanceinN
Busy Town.

Local Happenings nj Improvements
Busy Town.
The Indictment OF Squire Henry Rid
die by the federal court grand Jury adds
another chapter 20 the clash between
deputy marshals and the local authors
ties during the street car strike. II Is
charged against Squire Riddle that he
didn't cease proceedings against Depu-
~ Kestcr after being informed Of keS-
ters ofilce. Bcnwood people think TINT
any error committed was done through
miHcouceptlon OF the federal Jurls-
dIctlon, and developments TO oc-
cur when the court tries the casea Of
Squire Riddle and officers Fisher and
Gately will be awaited with consldcrn-
bic interest.
The electric light company claims that
its increase in prices for lights IL COM
pulsory, in support OF which they refer
TO the loss Of 1000 sustained In the
first yenr Of the plants operation, and
go the two assessments made on the
stockholders within the last twelve
months. Furthermore, the company
claims that ut the new rates It's patrons
VIII he getting the cheapest light In
the country.
In Squire Lacey'a court. GIN McFar-
land and Harry CROUCH, charged with
mallClOusly abusing horse, belonging
To George Ohcrhclm, were tried. Nc
Farland was fined g. and costs and
CROUCH was dismissed.
The party OF Bcnwood people ut New
York for the Dewey celebration Is com
posed Of H. NJ. Stewart, Mr.. and Mrs.
John Alien. Mr.. and Mrs. Walter Nc
Mlllcn and o. O, Gates,
The strike Of the llbdrcrs ut the Rlv-
crsldc pumping station Ia a duplication
OF the recent one. which waH specify
the First ward.
Mira. Harry NJ. Stewart lS In Buck
harmon, attending the Woman's Chris
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This Is 10 certify that l have had
chronic diarrhoGO ever since the war.
got go weak could hardly walk or
Az ANYTHING, One bottle OF Chamber
Ialn'g collie. Cholera and DlurrhOca
Uemrty cured me- sound and well.
j. Il. GIBBS. Flncastle, Va.
had chronic diRrrhoea Tor twelve
Years. Three bottles OF Chnmherlnin's
collie. Choleru and Diarrhoea Remedy
.ourci me. s. H. SHAVER.
T'lnCnstlc. Va.
Both Mr.. Gibbs and afr, shaver arc
promIncnt farmers and reside near Fin
c1gtlc, Va. They procured the remedy
from Mr. w. II. Casper, druRgist Of
that place, who Is well acquainted with
them and VIII vouch for the truth OF
their statements, For sale by drug
gistS
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MouNpsYILLE RuDGET
Yesterdays News From Marshal
County's Chief CITY.

Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.
At, a special session Of the county
court. held yesterday. the Narrows hill,
from Newman's bridge to where the
paving was commenced was ordered
paved, and the contract was let to the
same party doing the work on the up
per end.
Miss Annie Sunderland is>home from
Mt. Clemens, where she has been for
several weeks recuperating. She Is
much improved in health, and hopes to
take her place in the school room next
Monday.
Mr.. w. P. Mcdonald, contractor on
the new state building at Charleston,
was In the city yesterday looking after
his business interests here. He left
on the late train on the Ohio River rail-
road for Parkersburg.
Rev. D. L. Ash was at Wheeling yes
terday. He will leave on the noon Ohio
River railroad train to-day to attend
the general conference ut Parkersburg.
Mr.. md Mrs. Robert sterret, of Sew
enth street, returned from a visit with
friends and relatives In Canada.
An important meeting of Independent
Hose Company No. will be held at
the hose house tonight.
The NJ. f. Sewing Society will meet
to-day with Mrs. william Woodburn
in the Orchard.
Postmaster E. P. Richardson, Of
Cameron, was business caller in the
city yesterday.
Senator s. W. Mathews and j. D.
Burley are at Louisville, KY. on n
pleasure trip.
Mrs. A. e. Keyser and children leave
to-day for AledO, ILL.,, on a visit to
friends.
Miss Mary Hornbrook, Of Powhatan.
is the guest Of Charles Hornbrook and
family.
Miss EssIe Freed is the new sales lady
at Hays dry gods store, on Seventh
street.
Josiah Sinclair, OF Benwood, was at
the county seat yesterday.
Judge r. j. Hugus, of Wheeling, was
in the city yesterday.
G. h. GlbbIns, of Parkersburg. was In
the city yesterday.
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IT WAS FAvORITES' DAY
Yesterday nt tho I'oulsylllc Meeting.
Tbrrc 9tnlc.. an The C,rd

Yesterday nt tho Louisville Meeting,
Three Stakes ON the Gard.
LOUISVILLE, KY, Sept, 20 This
"as favorltea' day at the fair grounds.
Three Of she four races went 10 fayor-
l'o' u the top heavy kind. and the 9th
90 event was captured by second
choice The weather was cool and
hrocing and the track was In perfect
condition for fnat work. though a gtir
breeze tended to keep the time down.
There were three stakes on the card To-
my. the Kentucky matron stakes for
,Niee-your-old troltcrE, postponed from
g'9ierdny the DOuglnsg gtHke for 2:l2
,'lEs trottcrR and the Scclbach stake Tor
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BOXlNG.

Manager James Mason came down
from Pittsburgh yesterday and posted
his 800 forfeit to guarantee Eddie Ken
nedy's weight and appearance. on oc-
tober 70, as per the articles of the Ken
hedy- waldron contest. The Metropol-
itan club also deposited check for
$500 as guarantee OF good faith The
money was posted with John Wallace,
~ the IntellIEenCer and now all re-
mains is for Waldron's forfeit money,
which Is likely 10 be forwarded ia day
or so by his manager. NJ. O'Malley, Of
East Liverpool The articles call for
twenty rounds. weigh in Mt l2i pounds
Mt s y. M, the day Of the contest. This
viii he a BiashinE bout and one of the
best ever pulled on by the club.
Louden Campbell never stated viii
lingness to meet Sam BOlen. nor drew
the color line because OF being afraid OF
Ralen, .remurked his manager. James
Mason, yesterday. Campbell. he said.
fought Jimmy Reeder. Harry Lyons
and Harry Lemons, all colorcd, and
never got much more thnn the price Of
n meal out Of any OF these matches. and
It was on this account that Campbell
decided to cut colOred fighters In the
future. However, added Mason. Camp
bell Will box Bolen, II the latter Will
put up q side bet OF 800. Mason re-
turned to Pittsburgh last night. In his
stable are Eddie Kennedy, John CRva-
naugh, Lbuden Campbell. Harry John
ston and In fact. everything from u pa
per weight to giant. All arc good men
in their classes. 81
JACK McClelland is to meet solly
Smith in Pittsburgh, next Monday
night.
Oscar Gardner and Marty McCue
clash tomorrow night Mt the Broadway
Clnb. New York
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tlan Temperance Union state cOnven-
ton.
A number of Benwood people attended
the Bellaire street fair yesterday, and
there are exhibits there from this
county
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M,MECHEN NOTES.
Daily Items oC Interest About People
aud Events.

aud Events.
Brakeman William Penrl. Of the Bal
timure e Ohio, who had his foot ampu-
tntcd last March. was compelled to go
10 the North Wheeling hospital. where
another operation win be performed.
Rev. L. $. @. Carroll leaves to-day
for Parkersburg. 10 attend the confer
encp Of the NJ, T.. church, which VIII
be in acsgion this week.
Ray Reynolds. OF Cameron. is visiting
his parents. cx-Mayor and Mrs F. NJ.
Reynolds.
Scott Rcccc and family, Of North Bal
tlmorc. Ohio. arc the guests OF friends
here.
j. A. Mentally. OF Pittsburgh. is the
CUES of p. II. Dowt.
s. u. West was n visitor In BellaIrc
gAatgFdnV.
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Pittsburgh, Wheeling &
Kentucky Railroad Company.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, Sept. %, 1879.
Tho undersigned. trustees under the First
Mortgage OF the Pittsburgh. Wheeling K
Kentucky Railroad Company, dated Octo-
her 6, 1871 hereby give nollcc that they
hive on hand SI,6S2, c. applicable to the
by said mortgage. for the purpose Of the
sinking Fund provided hereunder. Pro-
pOsals will be received until October %,
iSss. for the sale TO them Of 5000 OF such
w. p. HUBBARD.
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The wellsvllle high school foot ball
team will visit the New Cumberland
high school team at Porter Park in
New Cumberland, saturday This pro-
misses to be a very interesting game.
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cenaL 9lonce.
DRoBATE or WIN.

DRoBATE OF WILL.
once OF the Clerk OF tho County Court
OF Ohio County, State OF West virginia.
In the matter Of tho probate OF the last
will and testament OF Mary Nichols, de-
ceased The object Of the petition filed In
this matter, filed June O, 1879, Il TO have
admitted to probate paper writing pur-
porting TO he the Will OF Mary Nichols,
deceased. bearing date the tth day OF June,
1891. And II appearing from an AFFIDAVIT
made before mo By /, r. Jones that Charles
w, Robinson. Walter Lee Robinson. Eva
Margaret TRAILER, Franklin TruNler, her
husband. lisa TraXler and Isaac NJ. TrnN-
icr her husband, are non-Tosidents OF tho
state Of West Virgipla, Il Is ordered that
thcy do appear nj my office. In the city
or Wheeling, In tho county and state aforc.
said, within one month after tho date OF
the first publication hereof. and 10 what
r. necessary to protect their interests IN
said matter, The hearing 0f said petition
Is SGT for the 18th day OF October, 1880. at
10 o'clock a. M
RICHARD ROBERTSON, Clerk.
I. L. ZONES, Attorney
publnhed the firat time September 10,
1859 sel2-w
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eeuerat 9loacss.
ID NATIONAL TUBE COMPANY,
No. % COrtlandt street, New York, sept
Preferred stock Dividend No

Preferred Stock Dividend No l,
At a meeting OF the Board Of Directors
held this day, quarter yearly dividend OF
one and three-quarter per centum upon
tho Preferred Capital Stock OF the Natlon-
al Tube Company was declared out OF the
net profits Of the company. payable Oeto-
Der 2, 1893. at the office Of the company, NO.
% Cortland street. New York City.
The Preferred Stock Transfer Book VIII
be closed on September 16 1899, at u o'clock
NJ, and will remain closed until October
Z, 1893, at 10 o'clock a. m.
mw&f A. F. LUKE. Treasurer.
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nun Dairy
Hyeela Dairy.

Milk being the ONLY product OF nature
that contains ALL tho elements requisite
to healthy condition, how careful ought
we to he TO sec that our milk supply II
pure and wholcsomo.-nr. II, r. Palmer
SIMPSON, "Thc MlIkman,"
Phone Oh. 1910 Market 81.
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To.DAY's GAMES

Washington at Boston.
Philadelphia ut baltimore.
Cleveland at st. Louis.
Pittsburgh at Chicago.
CHICAGO. Sept. ga very small crowd
shlvcred through the continuous show of
seventeen innings to-day, to see the Pitts
bursh aggregation give the Orphans two
shut outs. Both Chicago pitchers were
bit hard. and most miserably supported.
while Lever and Hoffer were Mt their best,
aud were almost perfectly backed up. Sec
orI game called at the end OF the eighth
InnIng. on account of darkncs. Attend
arcc 800 Scores:
First game. Il p
P!;t5JurEh 80 Q o 2 0 0 / V-5lO 0
Earned runs. Pittsburgh /. Batteries,
GayIn md Chance; Lever and Bower.
man Time, 1850. Omplres, o'Day and
Mcdonald.
Second game. r II f
Pittsburgh .....1 0 / 5 o o 5-i2 II 2
Chicago .........0 o o 0 0 20 90 4 Z
Earned runs, Pittsburgh l. Batteries.
Hotter and Schrlver; Taylor and Donahue.
Time Las. Umplres, Mcdonald and o'Day.
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an $500 purse aGais for 2:17 class trot-
tiers. Bornlmn, winner OF the $1,000
Matron utake, is q chestnut gelding by
Boreal, out Of Eralma, she by Earl. He
was sold last week by Scott Newman, OF
this city, to DR.. ]. C. Mccoy, banker
and turfman, Of Kirkwood. Del. HIS
win to-day was very popular. The sum
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS,

Yesterdays GAMES -
Pittsburgh 4 Chicago 0.
pittsburgh u, Chicago y
ST. Louis Is, Cleveland ?.
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NOTICE TO INVESTORS.

! have an Investment that will pay you
2 per cent every Is days. aud 4
large dividend every 80 days. $500
Invested Will bring In an Income Of
at least $i2 per week. Money with.
drawn At owners option. Address
WIN. FRANCIS KHATRS,
Stock Broker, City.
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BOWLING,

The finale of the Mozurt's summer
tournament will be celebrated At the
Mozar, park alloys tonight, ana tho
invitation extended by the management
to The bnwlers and their friends wiz
doubtless rsuit in large turnout OF
Inc lgn-pi1 fraternity. The OCCASION Ia
the distribution OF the good things to
n" LEAGUES prize winners. The alleys
ana Incline win be free
~" Kenmore and Osccolus prnctircd
lASt night ut the Fette alleys and to-
nlEhi the All. Alike and Rough Rider
l.Hms viii hold forth. All the teams IN
,Na Wheeling Bowling Leagues winter
tournament nrc showing grcnt interest
IN The coming strugglc and the most
Sl'nrssful tournament IN the history OF
bowling IN Wheeling Is Anticipated.
certainly no hcttor head pnshcy" than
Billy Fette could he secured.
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BENEFIT GAME

or base BnII-WhceIIpg Base BaII
Club Versus Will Gutman's.
The crack amateur team, the VIII
Gvtmans, will meet the Wheeling In
ter.ftate league club on Saturday after
noon n the Island park. and a great
game is promised. The Gutmans made
a great record in their playing this, sea-
son and will doubtless make good
showing against the unlformlsts. The
aame viii be called at $3.50. The admis-
sIon IL 25 cents. ladies free, andait Is
satc 10 predict big crowd of''fans. :"
The teams win line up as followsi
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STOCKS FOR SALE.
FoBtorIa GLASS.
la Belle Iron Works,
Wheeling Steel y Iron Co.
Eellhire Gas & Electric Light Co,
Wheeling s Elm Grove II, r, Co Conn
NOM.
Crystal Glass Co.
Wheeling Bridge Co.
NORTON q co.,
t6 Exchange Bank Building.