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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-28
MoUNpsV111R BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
Conntv,s Chief CITY.

Secretary and General Manager Ed
gar A. Holmes, Of the new Pittsburgh.
COnnellsvllle & Wheeling railroad, VIII
return to-day from New York, where
he has been for several days In the In
terest of the road. He and the presi-
dent Of the road will make a trip over
the entire route Immediately. TO look
after some important business.
The e1ectment case OF Louis Allen VS.,
Thomas d. Richmond, with Mcclure d
Evans, attorneys for plaintiff, and Hoo
ten and Ewing, for defendant. has been
occupying the attention Of the circuit
court for the last two days. The jury
returned a verdict last evening, for the
defendant. The Cots case Will come
up for trial to-day.
Arnold scherr and James K. Hall,
candidates for auditor, were here yes
terday, looking after their fences. Hall
seems to have q majority Of the dele
gates on second choice Lewis, OF
course, is their first choice.
Miss Ella McFadden entertained the
Sixteenth Century Club yesterday af-
ternoon, with q drive In the country.
The party took supper at the Flora!
House and returned In the evening.
Alex. Taylor, of Taylor's Ridge. was
here yesterday and reports that the oil
well on the Taylor farm will be ready
for drilling In few days.
Jerry Fish, secretary Of the board Of
education OF Cameron district. was
here yesterday, making his annual set
Element with the sheriff. -
Mayor ]. C. Parkinson left last night
on n trip through the eastern part of
the state in the interest OF the state
Republican league.
]. H. Brantner Of the Moundsville
art studio. made large shipment Of
pictures and frames to down-the-river
points yesterday.
Amos Brown and William Anderson,
two of Webster districts most prosper
Gus farmers, were transacting business
here yesterday.
r. G. Dakan, of Roseby's Rock. DEM
ocratlc candidate for county commits
sioner, was business visitor here yes
terday.
DR.. ]. w. Hickey, Of Glen Easton. was
here yesterday. attending the meeting
of the board OF pension examiners.
Miss Alice Higgs, of Franklin, was
taken to the Reynolds Memorial hos
pital for treatment, yesterday.
]. ]. Leach and force Of men left
yesterday for Limestone, where he has
a large contract Of roofing.
James Rulon, of Fork Ridge, has
commenced the erection Of a fine dwell
Ing on Fourth street.
Mrs. C. A. Weaver and, Mrs. e. A..
Holmes were visiting friends IN
Wheeling yesterday.
Mrs, H. Myers, OF Ninth street, has
returned from a short visit With rela-
tives In Pittsburgh.
Miss Agnes Anderson, Of Pleasant
Valley. was the pleasant guest OF friends
here yesterday.
Miss Francis Nuhfer left yesterday
for a brief visit with friends in Pitts
burgh.
Circuit Clerk Hennlng, of Wheeling,
was a business visitor here yesterday.
Mrs. Geore Berry, OF Rosbys Rock,
was calling on friends here yesterday.
DR.. o. C. Wilson. OF Woodlands, was
here on business yesterday.
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BENWooD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.

News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.
A meeting of of the taxpayers of
Union district has been called for this
evening at the city hall for the pur-
pose OF devlslng means whereby the
the recent increase In the real estate
ra-assessment may be lowered, and a
large attendance OF interested parties
Is requested.
A call for u county convention Of the
ProhlbitionIsts OF Marshall county has
been issued by H. s. Hart, Of Nc
Mechen. chairman OF the county exec
utive committee. It is to be held at
Moundsville next Saturday, and q full
county ticket will be named
A marriage license was issued at
Moundsville yesterday to Ross Howells
and Anna B. Blckerton, both OF Ben
wood.
Mrs. Harry Riddle, who has been Ill
ut her home. on Water street. for some
time, Is recovering gradually.
DR.. Leonard Eskey has bought lot
at Glendale from Mary Holllngshead;
consideration. $3.50.
Mrs. ]. N. Alley will leave to-day to
visit friends at Mount Ollvet.
Henry Teltz. of BoGgs Run, was n
Moundsville visitor yesterday M
John 7. Marley was in Moundsvlllc
Yesterday.
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CYCLING.


President Sans, of the League OF
American wheelmen, is very much
pleased with the action of the nepubti-
can convention in inserting good roads
plank in the platform, He says:
"The placing OF this plank in the plat
form is the second act in carefully
prepared plan to nationallze the good
roads movement. The first was the in
PRODUCTION In the last Congress of bill
appropriating 100000 for highway i'm
provement. The third will be the adop-
ton of a good roads plank by the Dem
ocratic convention, In which we fully
expect the same success as we have had
at Philadelphia.
"The Republican plank says: Public
movements looking to permanent i'm
provement of the roads and highways
of the country meet with our cordial APP
proval, and we recommend this subject
to the earnest consideration OF the peo-
pie and Of the legislatures Of the severa.
states. You viii notice that the plank
does not refer to national legislation.
The reason for this is that there existed
a doubt in the minds OF some Of the del
egates as to whether action by Congress
would be constitutional. On that point
we have no fears, and now have consti-
tutlonal lawyers investigating the sub
ject and when their labors are finished
they will draw bill which will with
stand any criticism.
when that bill is drawn and present.
ed to Congress we will expect the repre-
sentatives of the two great parties to
fulfil the implied promises OF their plat
forms, and we have no doubt they will
do 1t, though we have had enough ex-
prricnce In passing laws in the interests
of cycling to understand that some Of
the legislators do not think party plat
forms bind them individually. How
ever, we will take care of that feature
of the case.
"Our highway Improvement commit
tee, which is to be credited with secur-
ing the Republican plank. has been
working most assIduously for two
months on these resolutions, and as
soon MS Its labors in the Democratic
convention are completed will begin the
work on other features OF our good
roads programme. With the two ma
tIonal planks as an Inducement, they
win assist our state divisions to secure
good roads planks in the state plat
forms OF all the parties. With the ma
tIonal platforms as a direction for the
state conventions we do not anticipate
unusual trouble in accomplishing this
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DETROIT, Mich. June G.-;rhe con-
ference on the 1900 wage scale between
the wage. committee OF the Amalgamat
ed Association Of Iron. Steel and Tin
Workers, and representatives of the
great steel manufacturing companies
was adjourned this afternoon without
an agreement having been reached. to
permit the amalgamated representa-
lives to attend a conference In New
York with representatives Of the
American Tin Plate Company. The
iron and steel scale will again be taken
up later at II conference In this city.
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INTER STATE LEAGUE:
STANDING OF CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Wheeling Z, Toledo 1,
Dayton Z, Fort Wayne ::
New Castle I, Mansfield ..
Columbus TO- Youngstown 2.
To-DAY's GAMES.
Toledo ut Wheeling,
Columbus ut Youngstown.
Fort Wayne At Dayton.
Mansfield at New Cast


Columbus al Youngstown.
Fort Wnyue At Dayton.
Mansfield at New Castle,
The first home game Of the Wheeling
hail club under the new management,
was played at the Island park yestar-
day afternoon. and It resulted In nice
victory over the strong Toledcs. The
stogies played an errorless game and
were full Of the proper snap and GIN
ger. Bates was on the slab and covered
himself with glory. His work in the
bsx and at the bat was Of the kind to
gladden. the hearts of the rooters. He
was in superb form, playing the game
Of his lie. Four hits was the portion Of
the visitors and these were scattered
through as many innings.
Bates was well backed up. Besides
playing an errorless game in the field
they slugged Butler for sixteen hits, but
they were not all timed to advantage.
The two errors made by Toledo were
costly and were responsible for three
taIles. at least. Until the seventh In
ming the reuult was In doubt; after that
II was easy money.
Wheeling scored in the first, Meaney,
the first man UP. as was expected, made
hit. congaIton sacrificed, and on
Beck's error, Patrick Meaney crossed
the plate. Wheeling was good for hit
in every inning, but did not connect
with the home base again until the sew
e,nh, when Congalton singled, Lyons was
hit by pItcherand on Turner's long hit
to the right field fence, the bases were
filed. Then Bill Taylor cracked out a
stIfr .grounder along the third base line,
scoring the three men that preceded him
and he came in on an out to centre. The
Toledos raised a Kick on Taylor's hit,
claiming 1t was foul. but 1t was well
within the foul line and Caruthers was
Justly firm.
In the last inning. Turner and Taylor,
who 18th singled. were advanced on Pc
quinney's sacrifice, and scored On Grif-
fms failure to handle Rothermers
grounder and his wild throw to Tuck"
Turner, Toledo's first baseman.
The visitors got their only run In the
third inning. Butler was passed by
Bates and he was gent around the cir
cult on Kane's -baggger. In every
other inning they were almost retired
I'm nne-tyvo-thraa order, Score:
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NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Notice is hereby given to railroad con-
factors that the Pittsburgh, Connellsvile
& Wheeling Railroad Company is now
ready to receive estimates for the West
Virginia portion of IT'S line,
Contracts will be made for portions Of
five miles or less In length. and calling
for completion OF the same In eight
months time. These contracts viii in
clude the grading and masonry, and the
raIlroad company reserves the ballasting
and laying OF tracks and the right TO re-
ieCt any or all bids
the railroad company, at MOundsviile
West Virginia, where the chief engineer
may be found for consultation In regard
EDGAR A. HOLMES.
jp2G General Manager.
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BANGOR, Me- June 27-The Repub-
lIcan state convention was held here
this afternoon Joseph II, Manley call
ed the convention to order, and scna-
tor william p. Frye was chosen chair
man,
l,r. John Il. Hin, Of Augusta, was
unanimously nominated for governor
and resolutions endorsing the national
administration We're adopted.
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Young's wild THROW.

81. LOUIS, Mo-, June 1.-Young's wild
throw to criger in the fifth inning gave
Cincinnati tO-day's game. His twirling.
however. was good enough to beat any
club Hahn was hit hard but the St
Louis batters were unlucky. Attendance.
loo. Score: RRE
ST. Louis .l 0 o / o o 2 o o. 8
Cincinnati 20 0 o o . O / o 2-5 8 !
Batteries. Young and CrIger; Hahn and
Pietz Earned runs, Cincinnati 2, 81. Louis
3. Home run. Crawford. Time. 2:l5 Um-
piFc SWartWOOd.
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Perry Hnnth WIN Not Resign.

NEW YORK, June 21.-Fletcher
Heath, president of the Seventh Ma
tional bank, and brother OF First AS
slstaut Postmaster General Perry S,
Heath. denied to-day the report that
the latter had any intention OF reslgnlng
his position in Washington, MY
brother was in New York Monday"
said Fletcher Heath. 'and talked free
ly about his official AFFAIRS, and he intl-
mated nothing that would warrant the
publication OF the story thtat he is at
variance with the administration"
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oscar Gardner began training yester-
day for his match with Jack Mcclel-
land next Monday night. at Billlvale, a
suburb OF Pittsburgh. The articles
were returned to Wheeling yesterday,
and the twenty-round provision was
satisfactory. Patsy Gavin, of this
city, Is to be the referee. It will be
quite a betting event.
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The bout between Buzz Auber, Of
wheeling. and George Tucker, of this
place, scheduled to be pulled of at
FlnIeyvIle next Saturday night, has
been declared of, says the Washing
ton, Pa. Observer. Auber has more
important contest on with well
known young man at Youngstown, o.,
and he asked Tucker to cancel his en-
gagement with him. Tucker gave his
consent. but It is likely the bout will
be fought at some later date.
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WHEELING DAILY INTELIGENoER THURSDAY JUNE 28 1900

officials. In the country We are well
gquipbsi 70 e4lfy on tbs movement. and
under our present efficient highway i'm
proyement committee expect 10 secure
more practical results this year than
We ever have heretofore"
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American League.
Wellsburg Boats Brldgeport.

In hotly contested game at wells1
burg yesterday, Bridgeport was defeat
ed by wellsburg to- the tune offs to 8.
The game was fast article of ball and
the home team won by putting up a
superior brand OF sensational order
were the running catches of Mcconnell
of Bridgeport. and sapp, of Wellsburg,
and the one-hand pickup by whissen
for the visitors The score by innings
was as follows:
RHE
bridgeport 1910 O11OO %. 8 8
WeTsbWrs 20 2 / o 90 2 0 IS Il 3
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Kruger,s Grandson at st. Helena.

JAMESTOWN, st. Helena, June 81
sarel Eloff, President Kruger's grand
son, who was captured by the British
at Mafeking, landed here to-day with
II officers and 9s troops, mostly foreign
ers. The prisoners, who were clean
and of respectable appearance. were
Immediately sent on TO Deadwood, the
prison camp. Most Of the Beers ut
Deadwood are In good health and thus
far there has been but one death from
enteriC fever,
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GENERAL NOTICES.
. EXEMPTION OF BONDS.

ID EXEMPTION OF BONDS.
The following numbers of Ohio County
Bonds OF the 1870 ~ per cent lOnn have
been drawn and will be redeemed at the
German Bank, In the city OF Wheeling,
on the 1st day Of July, 1900:
10 bonds OF 800 each-Nos. 60, 90, o. II,
Sc, GO. "a. 2, 10, %.
lO9 al gG5 $751; $50, 800, l5a ISL, PSI. 49,
1870, "a. S32, S5l. 2Gi, SO6, 100.
bonds of $1,000 each-Nos. $50, il9, 40.
Interest on above bonds will cease on
July l. 1900. -
President Board Of Commissioners Of the
County Of Ohio, w. Va. Je26
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JeRries VIII Fight Rubin.

NEW YORK. June 27.-Jim Jeffries-
the champion pugillst. states that he
will fight Gus Rubin on August %. pro-
vided his (Jeffries) arm, which has been
in a plaster cast under treatment since
May q, is in condition at that time. In
any event he will give Rubin the first
chance.
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other Interstate Games,

Al yop,ystnwn RHE
Y9ang su5IS8'GSG o o 2 o o o % ! 2
Columbus ~ 0 . 0 0 0 1 O-lO N l
Batteries, Jameson and Murphy; STREET,
Mahnifcy and Bcyillc.
At New Castle. u y
Mansfield .....0O0OOOOO? OILS O =
Batteries. FIcgemIer and Grahius; Mere
dlth and Fox. Umpire. COlgan.
Al T,avton RH II
pavton 'o", 1O1t112 - s !
Fort Wayne 0 0 002 0 o. . o
Batteries. Weeks and Donahue; Swain,
Harper and Bergen.
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The manager Of Eddie Kennedy. the
Pittsburgh welterweight. has asked
the Metropolitan club to get on a
match for Kennedy with some good
man, and the club hopes to get Rube
Ferns as his opponent.
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

Aliens Foot. Ease. a powder. II cures
painful smartlng, swollen feet and In
growing nails, and Instantly takes the
sung aut OF CORN and buui0nR rs the
.'IH IUpi-EaBs mukr8 tlFhi or now shoes
l.U easy I; 10 a certain cure for Hwent-
nt .alIou7 and hat tired, nchlpg tcct
lIF 70 today Sold By nll druRcEtB and
l4lp' stores ny mall FOR Csc 10 atampH,
l,.Al package FREE Address, Allon s.
V'msted IL Roy. ~ Y, tth&B
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PROPOSALS.

All persons selling and furnishing or
using electric light Illegally, by crossing
streets or alleys, are hereby notified to
at once discontinue such Illegal using OF
electric lighting, contrary to the ordl-
nance OF the city, as all such persons will
be vigorously prosecuted according to law.
GAS BOARD.
p. BUCHANAN. President.
GODFREY SCHULZ. Secretary. 1e2l
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Two base hits, ROthcrmel, Bates i-y-
ons, Three base hit Kane. Sacrihce
hits. COngulton, Pepuinney, Hartman.
Stolen base COngalton. Double plays
Grif1n Ia Heck 10 Turner Bases on balls
on Butler 3, OF Bates 2. Hit hntsmen
By Butler l. Struck out. by Butler J. by
Bates 8. wild pitch, Bates. Time, l:sO
Umpire, Carruthers.
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HIVES are terrible torment to the
little folks, and To aome older ones,
Easily cured, Donu's Ointment never
fails Instant relief permanent cure,
At any drug store, 80 centS-3
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WE are now selling the Graphophonn
Grand at $50. which formerly sold at
500. Also full line of Grnphophnne
Grand Records, ut 81, former price,
81 co. i. w. BANNER co.
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WE have a fine secondhand Krnnlch
& Bach upright piano which belongs to
n party who has left the city and
placed II In our hands FOR sale. II you
want n bargain call and sec H.
Il. w. BANNER co.
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MALE HELP WANTED.

MARINE CORPS. u. S. NAVY RE-
M CRUITS WANTED - Able-bodled
mon; service on our warshlps In all parts
OF the world and on land In the Philip
pines. when REQUIRED. Recruiting officer.
Ing. tut
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AGENTS WANTED.

A CENTS CAN MAKE ENORMOUS
IA profits by selling our 1l-k. goid-filled,
full Jewel watches. Write for particulars
or send money order for 1895 for sample
Ut retails at $1,000, with privilege OF re-
turning. Guaranteed for 20 years. Also
the best 1900 bicycles made for only $15s5
complete (retailing ut $4,000. Offers never
heard Of Wo guarantee salary to your
agents. Write or order at once. NEW
ENGLAND WATCH CO., 1926 Grand Ave-.
Milwaukee Wis. myl9
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WE have several fine secondhand
square pianos which we will put In
first class condition and sell at u price
that will nstonlsh you.
Il. w. BANNER co.
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DIVIDEND NOTICE.
.TToNAL TUBE COMPANY.
No, 60 cortlandt st, New York K.

No, &c cortlondt St, New York.
May l5, 1900.
PREFERRED STOCK DIVIDEND No. 1
Al n meeting Of the board Of directors
hold thlg day, a Quartor-ycaTly dividend
Of ono aud thrcc-uunrtcrs per centum
upon she Preferred Capital Stock Of tho
National Tube Company was declared out
OF the net profits OF the company, payable
July 3 1890 ut tho Office OF the company
No q Cortlnndt street New York City.
The Preferred Stock Transfer Books VIM
and win remain closed until July 6, 1890
at 10 o'clock a. m. y. +. LUKE,
myiS.mw&fsJu2S30-2 Treasurer.
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To.DAY's GAMES.
Boston NJ New York
Brooklyn at Philadelphia.
Chicago ut Cincinnati

PITTSBURGH. June 27.-Hlllcn was an
easy mark throughout the game to-day,
while Tannehnl had but ono bad inning,
the ninth. when no lot up, and gave four
hliH. PittsbuTh's field work was excel.
lent, with Ely carrying on the honors At.
tendance / HOD gsgprgs
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ALL latest novelties in sultlngs and
Fancy Vestings, Mt C, w. SEA
BRIGHTS SON, Merchant Tailor.
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aE11A1RE HAPPEN1Nes.
Matters Of Interest in the Metropolis
Of belmont County.

1t is pretty accurately settled now, it
seems, that an additional coal works
will be opened up south of this city on
the river front and that new area Of
coal will be opened up. The improve
ments made to the plants already there
and the larger business being done by
them, with the prospects Of this adds-
tlonal plant Indicates that this section
is to become great coal feeder. and
this industry to grow into more import
ance to this community, This, taken in
connection with some other projects not
yet ripe enough to exploit, leads to the
conclusion that a new era for Bellaire
is dawnIng and that the next year or
two will witness important develop
ments hereabouts.
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NOTICE

OF the Drawing for Redemption Of
Main Street Bridge Bonds of the
City Of Wheeling.
Notice is hereby given by the Commits
sioners OF the Main Street Bridge Loan
OF the City OF Wheeling, that on June
Is, 1900 pursuant TO the requirements OF
the ordinance OF said city. passed March
II. 1890, entitled IAN ordinance to pro.
vide for the issue and sale OF bonds OF
the city OF Wheeling. to be known as
the Main Street Bridge Bonds, and for
the redemption and payment thereof the
following described bonds Issued under
said ordnance were duly determined by
lot by said commissioners for redemp-
ton and payment on the first day Of July.
1900, to-wit:
No. one Hundred and one for. ...,.... 500
No. One Hundred and Twenty-Five for.S50J
said bonds. SO determined, viii he re-
deemed and paid at the Bank OF the Ohio
Valley. IN the city OF Wheeling, West
virginia. on and after said first day OF
July, 1900, and said bonds, 30 determined,
Will erase to bear interest from the last
named day aud date.
j. a. MILLER,
l.. T. SANDS,
r. w. PETERSON
Commissioners Main ST. Bridge Loan
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IF business men and merchants
consult their best interests they win
advertise in the Intelligeneer.