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TO-pAY,s GAAiEs.I
Wheeling Mt Fort Wayne. vi.
iir,s3 Youngstown ut Dayton. oit;s -
II t,.5 New. Castle ut Mansfield.
Toledo at Coiumhus.
pe,cIal plspntell 10 Inc lntellIEsneer.

Special Dispatch to the IntelligeHeer.
FORT WAYNE, July tttt1e,-Fort
Wayne had no trouble in Indicating
Wheeling's patched up team to-day.
The visitors displayed no ginger what
ever, and werc as quiet as iflthey were
going to funeral. The SUSPENSION OF
Turner and Taylor was hard blow 10
Wheeling, especially whllt they are
away from home, for Turner has been
getting two and three hits a game regu-
larry; and always kept the boys hust-
ling. Pardee pitched a good game, but
did NOT receive much encouragement
from the rest OF the team in the field or
al the bat, This score: .i-isT n
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Tonight Earl Barr, y. J. Wilson.
George Hannah, Albert Emblem and
George Bcckwiih, members Of the dele
CATION of crack bowiers, OF this city.
will leave for New York. to take part
In the bowling tournament ut that
place. The rest OF the delegation will
leave tomorrow
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Cans Defeats YOUNG Critic.

NEW YORK, July lo.-At the Sea-
side Athletic Club tonight, Joe Cans.
OF Baltimore, was awarded the decision
over Albert Griffith. better known rs
Young Critic" of Australia. The ref
cree stopped the bout after the men
had fought one minute and thirty-etght
seconds Of the eighth round, and when
Critic was so far gone that another
punch from Cans would have put him
ont ssfi is st E5s
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"Breit'sn Great Work.

4 CINCINNATI. July lO.--Breitcnstcln
had tho Philies ut HIS mercy tO.dny.
Ortiz was poorly supported. q Score:
Cincinnati 30 0 % 2l,62 - 5 !
Philndelp'n 30 90 O. DOL o. 6 3
Batteries. DreItcpstcln md Pci,z: Orth
and Mcfarland. Earned runs. Cincinnati
/: Philadelphia !. Time. l:bp. Umpire,
Terry. ,,
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NEW YORK. July lO-Ncw York's cr-
rors and Dohcny's wlidncss gave Chicago
four OF their Ave runs to-day New York
scored In the second on aGtriple aud n
single and again In the sixth on a Nit.
IN out and a long single into left Nc
carthy made four grcat catches In the
'u'' 49, ~ ''''0' oeo't RTE
Chicago 40 0 0s2l1t0,il IS S i
New York 80 l 90 0 loo o. 6 3
Batteries. Griulth and Donahue: Dohcny
and Bowcrmdn. Earned runs. Chicago /:
New York 2. Umpire, O'Dny. Time, les.
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AGENTS WANTED.

GENTS AND TRAVELLING SALES
~ MEN WANTED-Dy jewclry manu-
iaeIurers; salary and cSpensc Guaran-
tced' write FOR particulars at once, or
send money order for s. IS for sample OF
Eisin or Wnltham. full Jewel, INK filled
watch. retailing ut Sc5 with privilege OF
rcturninE); guarantee for 25 vcnrs in
every every watch. NEW ENGLAND WATCH
w. NllWuukce. WIS. ie30
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Earned runs. Brooklyn l. Two-Dnsc
hits, Clarke. Wagner, Jones. Thrcc-blSo
hit. Kelley. Stolen bases. Beaumont.
kelloy. Dnhlen. Daily. Double plays.
thinner and Williams; Beaumont and
Cooley: O'Brien. Ely and Cooley; Dahlcn.
DAILY and jennings First bnse on nils,
Off Lever 2: on Chcsbro 1: on McGInnIty
!. Hit by pitched ball. Jennings, Kelley,
Chcsbro l. by McGinnity'i Z. Time, 2
hours. Umpire, Hurst L.aOa -E-- !
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS Tssl

PITTs3uRGH, July lO.-Brooklyn won.
but not by good playing. In the first
four innings Lever gave two bases on
balls and nine hits. while his team made
two errors, yet the visitors could score
only four runs. CHESHIRE held them down
to two hits In five innings. Attendance.
In1 Score. H..t
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Z ST. LOUIS, july lO.--Joncs was irwin
c!hlc to-day. Ho had Bostonnt his mercy.
Dineen also pitched good game Attend
anco. 1900. Score: lrw
81 Louis ..".l 9r1(9l 90 o ~ s 2
Boston ........0 0 90 % 0 90 90 q 0
Dattcr.es. Jones and Crigcr; Dinecn md
Clarke; Earned runs. st. Louis :? Tn.
pirc, Emsiic. Time, f:t1, @
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Earned runs, Fort Wnyne!4 Two-b sc
hit Lyons Sacrifice hits. H0ilingswor H.
BaDb. Stolen bases, fletcher, ,Ko.hermci
Belden. Babb First base on bats. oil
Jones 1; on Pardee !. Struck out, by
!. Double play, Brashear' (unassSted).
Umpire, colgan. Time. l:3O. Attendance,
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STOCKHOLDERS, MEETINGS.
THE WHEELING TERMINAL 81
RAILWAY COMPANY
WHEELING w ", H., ., ,o,,

WHEELING. W. Va. June 20. 1900
Notice IL hereby given that the first
meeting OF the stockholders OF the Wheel
Ing Terminal Railway Company, for the
purpose OF elcct!ns directors md other
wise completing the organization OF said
Wheeling Terminal Railway Compnny
and for such other proceedings MS might
be had at an annual meeting. Will, be had
In Wheeling, Ohio county. West Virginia,
on Tuesday, July %, a. D. 1900. ut 10
o'clock a. M. nj the office OF Hubbard &
Hubbard, li2i Chapllnc street.
. THE WHEELING TERMINAL
/ - RAILWAY COMPANY. EIs''E-
JAMES MeCREA.
T. i InT &; bBIRooEsi
J.. l.. CELEBRITY
i. j. MULLINS ~
Purchasers OF the property formerly
known as the Wheeling Bridge & Ter.
minnh Hallway: likewise MI tho incnr-
borntors of the Wheeling TERMINAL
NalIMAS Company. Jc2l-s
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BASE BALL COMMENT.

The difficulty that occurred In Toledo
last week. when the local papers claim
cd that Captain Tom Tu:aer ugurpcd
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.Painin Head, Side andBaCk.

For years l suffered with pain In tho head,
pain In the side, and In the small of tho back.
Twas nervous and cons.!pa,cd and could not
sleep. Tho pills and other incidence tried
only lnpdc n bad matter worse. Then tried
Celery King. Ono package cured mo nud
made new woman OF Ee.-Mrs. Th. klce;
hammcr, Croton.on-iudson,N n. Y. AZ
Celery King cures Constipation and Nerve,
Stomach, Liver and Kidney Diseases. I
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RELIABLE R In HIS P'REDICTIONSI!.
COMING? COMING!

DR. ARTHUR GREAT osTEoPATH tAGNETIc
HEALER and BRDGEpoRT
PHO JULY osTEopATH and
me all Chronic Diseases Asthma
Stomach and
Trouble.
to tMofn . . :
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reliable in his readings and faithful TO all
TO UNBELIEYERS:
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By consulting 1 a the f Des
who H anE you e on G
Remember, the Examination is Free
e5f ne@ "e
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The osteopath and Magnetic Institute
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Tumors and Cancers Speciality
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Other Interstate Games.

AT Mansfield. RIIE
New cast!e...2 0 ! 0 90 Oil /
Baster!es-Ames and Fox; Thomas and
GraiIius.
AT Columbus. RH L
Toledo ........0 90 0 1-3 . 4
Eatteries-.Dan!els and Beville; Butler
and Hannaford.
At Dayton. Ri E
ioungst'n 30 "a 90 g+o-l z
Batteries-Watkins and Donahue: Rose
brough and Lynch. .IHiEs
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INTER STATE LEAGUE.
STANDING OF cLuBs.i

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Fort Wayne Z, Wheeling 0. 49,.
~ Columbus 4.itToledo 8. ~,
Mansfield II. New Castle 4.
Dayton Il. Youngstown
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PROPOSALS.
NOTICE TO CONTRACTORS.

Sealed proposals Will be rccoivch ut the
office OF the General Manager, Mounds
Vile. W. Va. until u O'Clock noon. July
II. 1900 for tho graduation and masonry,
on Sections !. ?, and OF tho Pittsburgh,
Conncllsvllle & Wheeling Railroad.
Plans, profile and specifications may DO
secn Mt the Office OF Chief Engineer,
Monndsriilc, on and after july 7th.ti, a
The right Is reserved TO reject any Or all
BLDG. ~. EDGAR "A. HOLMES,
SJcSO SO. E.Issasts 81 General Manager.
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Consultation Strictl,

All business confidential and held
n private audience. .All letters will b.
cent stamp. The BLIND will be made
HEAR. and CR1PPLES will be made
CRUTCHES and WALK without them.
sick made BY this NOTED HEALER .
Write or call at the Osteopath and
Block. Rooms and .. Bridgeport, Ohio.
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other house In the city will find attractive line Of FIRST
FURNITURE Low PRICES offering Compare quo
ations with those oferei by competitors.
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piled hay under the house and barn of
his wife, early Wednesday moEaing,
and set fire to them. Mrs Sterling and
her chilren were awakened by the
plunging of the horses in the barn and
managed to save the house. The barn,
stacks and cribs and every outbuilding
on the place were burned. A month
ago Mrs Sterling applied for a divorce
after having Sterling arrested for beat
ing her children by her former hus-
band, John MoMichael. The justice
gave Sterling time to get bonds and
dismissed him. He was not seen after
ward. After the fire tracks supposed
to be Sterling's were found leading
from the house. officers and citizens
searched all day for him yesterday
without success. To-day Thomas
Casey, a farmer, discovered him in a
hole in a straw stack on the Mcdonald
farm, on North river. He ordered
Sterlin TO come out, and on his refus-
ing to do so. set fire to the stack. Ster-
ling remained in the stack until the
flames reached him, and then cut his
throat with jack knife, plunged
through the flames and fell at Casey's
feet. The man was horribly burned
and nearly bled to death before Casey
counld obtain medical assistance. The
physicians say he will live.
Everybody will be there-the big fair
at Pythian Castle, commencing April
Dad
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fiuence of wine and made no resist
ance when Detective Burns told her
she was under arrest. She simply
said the shooting was accidental, and
expressed her willingness to accom-
pany the officer to Jail. At the Cen
trail Police Station she positively re-
fused to talk of the shooting.
The woman registered at the hotel
April II when she arrived in company
with Mrs. Ida Koss, who was arrested
after the shooting. Mrs. Koss spent
every night with her friend and left
her yesterday only few minutes be-
fore Wright arrived at the hotel in
answer to a note from Mrs. Lottridge.
Mrs. Lottridge is a widow Of not
very prepossessing. appearance.
She Is Nearly Six Feet Tall
and weighs about 1S5 pounds. What
little she said was elected from her
by Captain Colleran. She told the
Chief of Detectives she had been ac-
quainted with Wright for the last
three years and that on every one OF
her visits to Chicago he had called on
her.
Mrs Koss who denied all knowledge
of the shooting, declares that she and
Mrs. Lottridge had several drinks in
the room of the latter and when Mrs.
Koss was about to leave the room
Mrs. Lottridge announced that she in
tended to send for Mr. Wright.
According to the statement of Man
ager Dabb, of the hotel, orders for
wine were plentiful after the arrival
of Wright Several coolers in which
the bottles were sent to the room were
found by Detectives Burns. The or
ders ceased about o'clock, and half
an hour after that the bell boy, Hugh
Willis, hurried to the desk of the hotel
Office and notified Chief Clerk O'Brien
that DR.. Hammond was wanted at
once in the room occupied by Mrs Lot
fridge. The clerk sent for DR.. Ham
mond and the physician found Wright
lying on the bed suffering from
wound in his neck. The bullet enter
ed on the left side and had lodged in
the right shoulder so far as could be
ascertained. He attempted to probe
for the bullet, but decided it too dan
gerous an operation when he found
it impossible to locate it.
When Dr. Hamond took the revolver
with which the shooting was done Mrs.
Lottridge attempted to take it from
him and struck him several times
in the face. The condition of Wright
at midnight was critical and the ply
sicians were unable to predict the out
come, Dr. Hammond expressing the
opinion, however, that the wound
would prove mortal.
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CHICAGO, April 14.-Rufus Wright,
millionaire, and treasurer of the firm
OF Morgan & Wright, bicycle tire manu-
facturers, is lying at the point of death
in a room of the Leland hotel, shot
through the neck by bullet from the
revolver of Mrs. Louisa Lottridge. of
Paw-Paw, Mich. The shooting occur
red in the apartments occupied by the
woman, and she and the victim de-
clare it was accidental. The police
were not apprised of the tragedy until
two hours after it had occurred, and
when Detective Sergeant Burns an
rived at the hotel he found Mrs. Lot
fridge there. He at once placed her
under arrest and she is being detained
at the Harrison police station. A friend
who had spent several hours with her
previous to the shooting was also ar
rested. She gives her name as Mrs.
Ida Koss.
Much mystery attaches to the shoot
ing. Both the victim and Mrs. Lot
fridge persist in saying it was acct
dental, while the police hold that from
the location of the wound there is
doubt as to the truth of the declara-
ton Captain Colleran, the chief OF
detectives, says the stories of the two,
While they tally as regard the cause OF
the shooting, differ in details.
The story Told ny the Woman
is that Wright, who had spent two
hours in the company of Mrs. Lot
fridge, tried TO take a revolver from
her which she had taken from her
satchel with view to getting his opin-
ion on it. In the struggle following,
for the possession of the weapon. it
was discharged and the bullet lodged
in the left side of Wright's neck. The
shot was not heard by any one in the
hotel and the first that was known of
the occurrence was when Mrs Lot
fridge called Hugh Willis, bell ooy,
and told him to notify DR.. j. D. Ham
mond, the house physician. of the
shooting The doctor hurried to the
room, where the wounded man lay,
and, while he worked over him, Mrs.
Lottridge stood by and watched the
efforts to save the life of the wounded
man. Mrs. Lottridge was found in a
room next to that in which the wound
ed man lay when the detectives arriyJ
81. She appeared to be under the ID.
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------
BELLAIRE.
Buoset of News from Our Belmont
County Neighbor.

Buoset of News from Our Belmont
County NeighDor.
One week ago to-day a man by the
name of j. B. Roberts, according TO
the Globe Hotel register, cut quite a
dash with several Bellaire girls, and
CHASER & Kern's livery stable, saying
he wanted to go up the river on bust
ness, that he was a travelling
man, and would return Tuesday or
Monday, but he has failed to return,
and yesterday morning warrant was
sworn out for him before Squire Nor
rel and Constable Brainard was sew
eral places yesterday looking for him.
but failed TO find any trace of him or
the rig. Ii is said his right name is
George Shepard and that several
young ladies will be more careful in
the future. He also owes his hotel
bill. The rig may be found. but it
is doubtful about the man.
Hon w n. Darby and wife are in
the city spending few days with Mr..
Darby's parents.
The following is the programme
that will be rendered by the annual
Easter missionary concert of the First
NJ. E. Church Sunday school at the
church this evening at 1880 o'clock:
Anthem, choir; song No. 80, school;
prayer. Rev. E. A. Simons; song.
''The Lilies" primary class; recitation,
eThe Lilies Complaint" Minnie New
hart; song Joy Comes With the Morn
ing" class; recitation. Busy Bee, .
Pauline Ewing; recitation, Spring, !"
Stella He'll; solo, May Hfpkins; recita-
ton, Echoes from the Flowers" Elya
Kitchen: recitation, Return Of the
Robins Wilma Strahl: song, Christ
the Lord is Risen class; recitation,
Ross Jump; solo. Anna Parks; reeita-
ton. 1.-The Resurrection Life" Cailie
Crozier: song, Easter Gladness," pri-
mary class; recitation, Rosa Reich;
Duet, 1.-THE Lily Celia Hoffman and
Belle Ewing; recitation, Sarah Lam
caster; recitation, Halle Hipkins;
song Beautiful Lilies class, reeita-
ton, Easter Lilies" Grace Armstrong,
Alvie Yocum, Bertha Alderman; rec
itation. inertia Maizena,; song, quar-
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MARTINS FERRY.
budget of News From the city Of
Mills aud Factories.


II was reported yesterday that a we'll
! known lady IN the upper part OF the
city had tried to commit suicide
by drinking a quantity of laudanum
while she was at work in room M
stairs. and was discovered by one OF
the small children, who brought tho
empty bottle down stairs. This arous-
ed the older children. who Immediately
called in the neighbors. who soon had
physician called who after much work
was successful in saving her life. Il
was reported last evening that the wo-
man was resting very well.
William Hastings, an old citizen Of
this city, died yesterday morning about
four o'clock at the home of Mrs. Ma
linda Taylor. on South Second street
He was In his seyenty-ffth year and
was an old soldier and served in Com.
pany b, Ninety-eighth Ohio Volunteer
Infantry also in Company A, One Hun.
dred and Seventeen Ohio Volunteer In
fantry. He was a member OF Thoburr
Post. c. A. r.. which will most prob
ably conduct the funeral services
which will take place to-day az two
O'Clock. The interment will take place
at Weeks cemetery.
Thomas S. Jordan. OF Cincinnati. ar.
rived in the city yesterday 20 take part
in the celebration Of his mothers sew.
enty-ninth birthday which viii occur
az the Jordan home on Scotch Ridge
to-day. There will be quite a large
family gathering
Miss Ethel Smith entertained a num-
Der CT her friends Friday evening az
her home on Walnut street, in honor
OF Miss Frazier and Glen H1ttenburg,
Of Allegheny.
Florence Cockroft. Of Pittsburg. a
home from Pittsburg TO spend Easter
with his parents.
Mrs. John Zahnizer and children and
Miss May Edwards are in Washington,
Pa. spending a few days with Mira
Zahnizer's parents
Joseph Anthony. assistant manager
OF Zugg Bros. iron mill, in Pttsburg
is home spending few days with his
parents on Broadway.
Miss Lizzie Nader. who is III at Has,
kins' Hospital, was reported yesterday
as not 50 we'll
Mrs. Charles Hamilton, who has
been quite id for some days, Is much
iAiptOftHs
The township teachers association
net in the Central school building veg
terday and was largely attended. az
nearly all the teachers attended. Also
many OF the city teachers were IN at
tendance. The regular programme was
carried out and the meeting was very
interesting one.
The Republican primaries passed on
rather quietly yesterday. Although
there we're contests for committeeman
in three o. the five wards, the outcome
was about what was expected.
A. J. Smith returned yesterday from
a business trip to Pittsburg.
The tournament committee appointed
by Chief Ong met al the Liberty hose
house last evening.
Yesterday was pay day at the Laughs
lin tin plant and was the largest'In the
history OF the plant.
George Noble left last evening foe
Claysville, Pa. to visit his parents.
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SOME IRIDESCENT ATOMS
DUST OF THE WORLD'SNEWS

WASHINGTON, April l4-To,day,,s
able cash, $l50,l6i,O99; gold, $9l.0F al.
NEW YORK. April 14-Imports of dry
goods at the port of New York this week
S2l6l, GA: imports general merchandlse;
81 ,524, 40S; imports specie. $4,000 in gold and
$50. 22l in silver, exports. 500 go in gold and
SOLO, 10 in silver.
WASHINGTON. April 14-Beyond the
passage of e.ghty-tkree private pension
bills the Senate transacted little business
to-day.
KNOXVILLE, Tenn, April 1.-THE
Thistle and Fraterville coal mines are
Closed 1i Three hundred men are on strike
demanding that four union men WHO have
been discharged De -einstated.
LOUISVILLE. Ky. April 14.-Attorneys
representing Governors Beckham anu lay
lor, on Monday, in the Supreme Court of
the United States, VIII file the record in
WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE receipts
at the Havana customs house for the past
three months were $3,l2G414, against s., 3iS,-
SSS for the same period OF 1899.
BOSTON, April 14-Charles H. Cole. for
mer president of the Globe National Bank,
pleaded guilty to-day. Sentence will be
pronounced later.
COPENHAGEN. April 1.-THE Prince
of Wales is suffering from an affection
of the throat and has consulted a specialist.
TORONTO. Ont. Apr. Hilary Will
liams was hanged to-day He did not fall
ter and made no statement.
EDINBURGH. April 1.-THE University
here to-day conferred the degree Of LII. D.
on Joseph H. Choate. the United States
ambassador to Great Britain.
NEW YORK. April 1.-THE weekly
bank statement shows: surplus reserves
increased SECS. 475; loans increased S6.1O6.-
increased $516.4o0: deposits increased SILL
S32 800: circulation increased s455, 800 The
banks now hold Sl0S50. 215 in excess of the
requirements of the % per cent. rule.
PARIS April 14-Marquis de Gallifet.
minister of war. caught cold yesterday and
pneumonia has developed. His condition
is serious.
WASHINGTON. April 14-Bonds. receiv-
$50. 40 ~
WASHINGTON. April 1.-THE War De-
partment is loath. TO permit officers fam
liable TO be ordered to distant parts. so
they are unable to protect their families.
and Manila is not place where it is
proper for an American woman to live
without protection.
WASHINGTON. April 14-Secretary Hay
has notified Spain that the United States
denies its claim to Sibutu island and Ca
gayan Sulu, of the Philippine archipelago
Spain desires to obtain the islands to sell
them to Germany.
COLUMBUS. O.. April 1.-THE House
and Senate are deadlocked for the appro-
priation for the Ohio centennial at Toledo.