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New-York tribune., 1900-07-16
STOPPED SUNDAY BASEBALL.

Elizabeth. N J.. July ia quietus was given
here this afternoon to Sunday ball playing in this
city and there will be for the Of the
team from Elizabeth7ort have
played a Bayonne team and ov-r two thousand
people had gathered 10 witness the contest.
a wrange arose caused by another from
this city appearing the ground and claiming the
game should be played with them. riot
threatened and word sent to the police station
Captain Long, with half a score of policemen
hurried TO the scene just in time to prevent big
fight. and the rival ball teams were driven from
the field. much to the disgust of the big crowd
which wanted to see a game played.
Captain Long then announced that more ball
games would be allowed on Sunday.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16
TrRE aoNaREss STAKE. HIGHLAND PAX

7
Detroit, July 15.-It is expected that Sidney
Lucas, the American Derby winner, and Sam
Phillips and Advance Guard will meet in the Turf
Congress Stake. which will be the feature of the
Highland Park Clubs twelve days meeting and
which will be the opening day. Thursday,
July 26. The owners of Advance Guard and Sidney
Lucas have announced their intention Of shipping
their colts here. and Sam Phillips will be in
receipt Of weight from both Of them II is probable
that Mr. Schorr will send him here, as the purse
will be worth nearly SO 900 The distance is a mile
and a sixteenth, and the stake closed with forty
six nominations.
A number of stables at Washington Park
will be shipped here next Saturday, and about
twenty cars of horses will leave Montreal for High
land Park the close of the Bel-Air meeting next
Saturday. c. H. Pettingil will preside in the
judges stand, and Mars" Cassidy will be starter
The Fort Erie fail meeting of twenty days follows
the Highland Park meeting. and then Toronto
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16
DEATH OF WILLIAM BARNIE.

Hartford Conn. July 15.-William Barnie. man
ager of the Hartford baseball team of the Eastern
League and of the best known baseball men
in the country. died in this city this afternoon
from pneumonia. after brief illness. He was i'm
attendance at the annual gathering of the Elks at
Atlantic City last week. and in poor health
when he went there He returned home seriously
III on Friday night, and gradually sank, He had
been a sufferer from asthma for some time. Mr.
Barnie at different times managed the Brooklyn
and Baltimore teams of the National League. be-
sides other prominent teams throughout the cOun-
try. He was about fortY-siX Xears of age.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16
BROOK CURRY TO RETIRE FROM BUSINESS

Lexington Ky, July 10 (SpeciaD.-Brook Curry
the of the well known breeding establish
ment The Brook. married Maysville to
Miss lone Gilmore. of this city. Mr Curry has
recently announced that he will retire from the
breeding business and will disband the largest
breeding establishment for trotting horses in Ken
lucky this fail, having listed both his stations and
in the fall sales. In the course of seventeen
years Of experience in the horse business he has
advanced from the humble position Of rubber in
the stables of BOwerman Brothers to that of own
of immense breeding establishment His
fortune is estimated 10000.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16
TRIBUNE ROUGH RIDER SCHOLARSHIP
EATIoNAL ENCAMPMENT FOR INSTRUCTION
ESTABLISHED IN COLORADO.

At the National Rough Rider Military Encamp-
ment, which has been established in the Shenan-
doah Valley, Col instruction in rough rider tactics
scouting, trailing. signalling and all field military
operations are taught Any person able 10 ride A
horse and shoulder rife and Of good character is
eligible 10 membership. The promoters Of the en-
campment offered The Tribune the right to send
one man 20 the encampment for year free Of
cost placing the disposal Of The Tribune
scholarship worth 500 in cash This offer was ac-
cepted in the interest Of the young men Of this
city, and The Tribune has decided. as announced
in advertisement In The Tribune to-day to
award the scholarship by vote. The conditions Of
this prize contest set forth length in the
advertisement regarding the encampment
The originator OF The rough rider" idea was
Colonel Jay l. Torrey. Senator Warren, Of Wyom-
ing. was responsible for the Legislation passed by
Congress at the time of the with Spain Great
ing three regiments Of rough riders. one Of the
regiments organized by General Leonard Wood
who succeeded commanding officer 0f the
regiment by Colonel Roosevelt, another by Colonel
Jay l. Torrey. and the other by Colonel Melvin
Grigsby. An outgroWIh Of the late war with Spain
Is the National Rough Rider Military Encampment.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16

Plainfeld. y. J., July l5.-The team from the Park
Golf Club wen 70 Morristown yesterday and played
a match with the Morristown Field Club. The
Park club players we're defeated. 35 0. The
Park Club was represented by Morgan T. Town
send, ". J. r Theirs, 6 W. Faber. ". de la r
Anderson. William VI. McCutchen, Edgar l. Ser
relI. DR.. F. c. Ard and William A Townsend.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16
CINCINNATI. 9: ST. LOUIS, 0.

Cincinnati. July l5.-Hahn only exerted himself
to-day when there bases. Powell
lasted but two innings HLghey did we'll until the
seventh Score:
Cincinnati ............3 . q o o o X-9 10 u
Louis. .............O o o o o 90 3
Batteries-Hahn and Peitz Powell, Hughey and Robin
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16
EASTERN LEAGUE.

At Montreal-Toronto, 9; Montreal, 0.
At Syracuse-SyraCuse, 6; Rochester, ..
At Providence .; Providence, 3.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16

Chicago, July IA combination OF errors gifts
and base stealing gave TO each side two runs with
out a hit In the opening inning Chicago punched
hits in the tbtTd and fourth, while Taylor was
puzzle excepting in the seventh. Ritchey turned
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16
AMERICAN LEAGUE.

At Buffalo Buffalo, 6; Minneapolis, 6.
At Milwaukee Milwaukee. S; Indianapolis. z.
At Detrot-Detrot. G; Cleveland, l.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16
on THE MOUNT PLEASANT LINKS.

Mount Pleasant House y. H.. July Il CSpeciaD.-
IN q match played the Mount Pleasant golf links
to-day C. Thorn. professional of the Mount Pleas
ant Golf Club. beat the best ball Of James Stewart
professional Of the Intervale House Golf Club and
Willard Mayberry, Of Mount Pleasant. by 6 up and
? 10 play The course is in excellent condition and
is considered the fIest in the mountains this year
Following is the score.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16
Co Oham 1T tilGr Gourern-
UNITED STATES OF ANEKICA. SVOI"

UNITED STATES OF AMERICA. SUI
y FRN DISTRICT OF NEW-YORE. S. rsrr.ss
Whereas a libel and petition nled lH urS-sct q
Court United states. f.r
New York en- the 11Ju aay % February 1s'
CahiLl as of the steam tug ~ T. A
boilers tscNle apparel amt ivI..--~
limitation liability. sCv an loss ass +~sr5nS
age and injury caused oy disaster ana 80 ne El
OF dredrr four and wJtrrl - arising
dly of October lSHo 0nd tor loss 2r ,sssss
d thcr, from. and on the NOyUge en- Walca 'Ns
then engaged. .,,rorsr has
Ard Whereas the said Hoellant and @ ret ~ Thirty-
given a Stipuat ton pav into Court tae s-l poI8rs
On. thousand three hundred tVenty 80 y sAit
tS;ii SaI. u,D Hni interest. the appraised Na-~1
steam tux and nelgst .VrdUS, ,,ti,n issued
MN Inc. a or far 20
Hy The sand count rectsd AMI +r!t IS-s de-
NJ r'4tuoiv~ 'Hr ll-a ~
structlon. damage Injury oCSlsoned S' .rs 20 hs
str. ..u tnr said srr1vtvr tNr saii - hsfcre
auI mae due Ircof Of their respective 49, AZ bis
FSu %. tu-lI .ss.-,-- p8rough
once Room 80 General Post'ficr BHt, "aS ne IAN
% Manhattan CItv ~ New NarN en- OF 'e - I'd also
toen eleven u'clock. \ ", u august
20 appear before Court said hui'tns sii libel
H. issrn az eleven urlrck y NJ and ao-NSt ~ barrs5
snI get tt,n. ptNe~N'5e Jrrv Wij oN detau-teu 49,
from participation M i've Soi1 sti'uit--Jo
DG;ed New York. MAY SaI ist' .,-r-~r
WlLLrNN HENNssI-.-
FOLEY WRAY 4 TAYLOR ,,,,.xa x
FToc1Nrs for Petitioner y wall StrssL ssse~~@
Manhattan New York ciky.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16
RATTERY RoATMEN ~ FROM RRooKI.rN

Billy" Quigey and Sailor Dan" Daniel Nc
Linn), both Battery boatmen, raced in Whitehall
boats yesterday afternoon with Dennis SHAY and
his brother, Brooklyn boatnen. for the champion
ship of the harbor and a prtze of $50 The course
was from Atlantic Basin to and around Robbins
Reef The boats allowed carry all the
sail they could stand and this privilege was cor
daily accepted by both crews Billy and Sailor
Dan put in the best sailing and the race by
several minutes The Battery boatmen received tle
victory with loud cheering and naughty pride,
For ather sporting twelfth pAgal
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16

ankle and was forced to retire in the fifth inning
Score:
Chicago ..............2 o l 0 N-b
PittsburE .............2 o o o o l o %
Batteries-Taylor Donahue; Lever and O'Connor.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16

Meadow Rrook and their own Freebooters tnat an
aggregate Of 20 goals is low for such piaX15 o5t the
cnmmittae viii add 10 its handicap when next 'ne
favors distributed.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16
BASEBALL.
HOW The CLUBS STAND.

GAMES YESTERDAY
! Cincinnati, .; ST. Louis o Chicago s. Pittsburg g.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16

The remaining matches on this months calendar
at -Ardsey include bogie handicap for classes a
and B on July q and mems four ball match on
July Is Both are 10 be at eighteen holes.
Chicago has enlarged its public course in Jackson
Park TO eighteen holes-another proof Of the games
popularity among all classes. A landscape gardener
has been employed TO look after the greens and a
police officer Will be stationed on the grounds to
rras nr6
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16

PROGRAMME OF SPORTS TO-DAY.
RACING. Brighton Beach Racing Asso-
citation, Brighton Beach.
Brooklyn and Newly
the Polo Grounds.
POLO-Polo contests. Rockaway.
OWLING.-International bowling tour
nament. JERSEY City.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16
TROY BOATS

STEAMERS CITY OF TROY OF SARATOGA Ey-
TIRELY REBUILT, refu-nshed and rstscorats-
leave West 10th daily. 7. II. except Satrr12.
Sunday steamers touch at Albany
DINING ROOMS on MAIN DECE SEARCHLGEl
Send for booklet excursion tours 70 al summer -
North and East.
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16

2I0NTAUH STE2MBCAT CO., Ito.
For Block IsIauI. Orie1t Grse1Q0rt Shelter Isz1-
SoItho-d an1 sag Ha-tor-
Steamers Will leave Pier Is, E r.. near foot Wall s,
daily except Saturdays and sundays $50 ?. uu1
Saturdays leo p The steamer leaving On Iuss-
days, Thursdays and Saturdays does az Soutao
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16

HUDSON RIVER Steamer MARY powell
II Leaving Desh-ossss s. SIS saturdays it5SSs S;
I'D st $50 T NJ. tSa,url1ys = NJ q. -.-SeS1I NEW
WEST POINT. CORNWALL. NEW t,S 49, Ark
HAMBCFGH. MILTON. Fp'EEEF~'E. Hf,LL--4 NsE
TONDCTrT ord KINGSTON O~che~tr1 or l-..,S. nou
York Transfer Co sells tickets and checks o1SS'a
~eal1.r.. .. I-e-..lt-.-
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16
THE NEW-YORk TRIBUNE

with view 70 bringing this enterprise into pnoc no
tc. IN the East the promoters have offered The tribune
,ba rtgb, ~ send one man eLcampment for one
- ,-o. ~ cos. in effect placing disposal Of The
tribune a scholarship worth $500 in cash The Tribune
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16
IN THE
SHENANDOAH
VALLEY,
COLORADo.
l9OO-I9OI.

regards this offer a. - rco much importance q, a.
young men % Greater New YORK Be- declined an
has accel tsd tne .-ncLarsrLa r.era.-re N her liz
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16

While the Side Path Commissioners Of Suffolk
County are work in the vicinity Of NorthpoTt
It would be considerate on their part and he ap-
preciated by wheelmen, il they were 10 build
side path from Northport Main-st) straight over
what Is known the North Road TO Kings
Park, connecting with the side path through Smith
town. st. James Stony Brook. Setauket. TO Port
jefferson. The road In question is a little hilly
but is easily ridable, and Is much frequented by
Wheelmen
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16
NEW HAVEN LINE

For New Haven New Britain. N--den. Hartford, Spas
held the North FVom Pier ., 2, R Double ssrycs
week DAYS steamer ER ". CHAPLIN leaves Nss
York 800 P. NJ. Steamer RICHARD PEC'K AZ 1900 nA-
night SUNDAYS Steamer CHESTER ". CHAPLIN leaves
New TcrS 81 9-21 NJ. returning leaves New Haven a.
3:l5 p. ". a delightful sunday trip
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16
II letters Of inquiry. and all should be addressed to
Rough Rider EnCampment Contest,
TRIBUNE OFFICE, NEWYORK
Blenrles.

GOOD 75c 81 s125. $3.50 s175 Al Makes s. GHsI saaI
oOVD srteed Nv thc Special prices 70 oeal-
TIRES. ers WILLIS. % Park Row opp 2 u
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16

For ather sporting news see twelfth pasaI
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16

GAJ3M1ll EWETlEG l15IE
Steamers ONTECFsA and KAATERSFlILL cave OK %
Christopher St every weekday at o r. ~
Saturdays ONTECRA 80 z. u and A4A--4A
Skill. P II. - -.
Trains for Cairo. Pale0vi.ia C-s summit F@4l7S -
-ers and Tanaarsvtle connect ~
FARE-NEW YORK TO TASNERSNILLE- S-0O-
Descriptive FoIde- iile1 ftes
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16

HUDSON AEn e0T9z2T.E BgAIS:.
Leave foot % Cbristcpae- 81 every "eeN--~
2. NJ. connecting with r. * 4 r. p n ~
Also. SatUrdI,S. steamer ONT[OttA ~ i-'V -
Catskin. with Annex tos Hudson
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16
REGULAR CAVALRY EQUIPMENT.

Horse forage saddle bride aiarse-. halter no,ss,
lariat and pin saddle bags bayon@t and scasbard cv
comb and brush spurs and straps Fife and rsvolE.,
rife ammunition revolver ammunition shax suit -
gtngs gaun,Iers campaign hat ruoher -0ncho sb.s-
tent carteen. raversacr. mattress ard pillow -,
-sntare hiancers and regular army Fa-ions
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16
COURSE or TRAINING.

Instruction in eve-vtHirE pertaining r1uz.--s-.
sLoot;ng and m Irary tac-ir-- raining - =
horse target p~aCti~e with rife ani revolver fs.e.
mounted disuouurei. T-i -1-v Evnrnastcs.
for the trooper troop and ql13r1C- practical .Hs-7-
ia crossing uTaccal and theoretical nsr-g,s
in military 6 znaIrz avln- temporary fe4 &C.,
PRACTICAL -srruCftco military o- -
and noun urac-irai instruction field raIers-
night signal AMI use - me l=l-1s-apE. -g--
ron in wireless fel@graphy- practical Es--1C0a
nance ura-tiraI instruction the protection 81 a..
The wounded on t.e battlefield special attention "a -
airy driu and rasulari-ne. ana riding tactic =
clud NJ traaspor-1tion AMI packing practical 1strI
scouting privilege ~ uicc.s and aIl2l9a= trainnz
with such cthef Hstf4'ih aS may 7 -la-sr21ad
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16

The Locustwood Golf Club Of Great Barring
ton has abandoned its former grounds and has laid
nine hole course with a playing distance
a mile and a quarter on the land Of NJ
I Wheeler, near Brookside. lying between the east
and middle roads TO Sheffield and both sides
Of the Housatonic River. The course is admirably
adapted TO the and will need few, if any, art-
ficial hazards
New-York tribune., 1900-07-16

The Mohegan links, the only on Block Island.
IS commanding great deal Of attention from the
summer residents OF that popular The
course is along the edge Of the Mohegan Bluffs and
for a comparatively new one is in excellent condi-
ton
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-03
About the Would.be Assassin.

4 PARIS. Aug. THE wouid-be assas-
sin is about twenty-s!x years OF age.
has chestnut colored hair, q large
moustache and blue gray. eyes. He was
dressed In blouse and wide trousers.
the usual clothes OF carpenter. In
his pocket was found an ugly knife and
a handkerchief marked. "lcsth Rcgt-
ment Infantry" When this was disccv-
cred the man said: That will not aid
you in your inquiries concerning MY
identity"
Later in the day, 10 some officials OF
the household OF the Shah who tried to
interrogate, him. the prisoner said:
your master will do well TO resign:
otherwise we will kill him"
An eye witness of the attempted as
sassination says the courage of the
Shah was remarkable. He acted with
perfect GOODNESS and was among the
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-03
in FINE SPIRITS
Was the President When He Arrived
at the Capital Thursday Morning.
S No Significance to His Visit.

at the Capital Thursday Morning.
IS No Significance to His Visit.
WASHINGTON, Aug. 2.-prcsldent
Mckinley, accompanied by. Secretary
Cortelyou. reached Washington at 1850
this morning. They travelled In spec.
lal car attached to the regular Pennsyl-
vania train, which left Canton ycster-
day afternoon. AT all the stations
through Ohio and Pennsylvania. while
day light lasted. crowds congregated.
While the President appeared on the
rear platform several times in response.
to the greetings OF the people. the stops
were brief and he made no attempt to
speak. AT Economy, Pa. Mr.. Abner
Mckinley, the Presidents brother.
boarded the train and rode with the
President as far as Pittsburgh.
The President was met at the train
by Secretary Root. General Corbin and
Executive Clerk Pruden, who accom-
panied him to the white house. There
is no particular significance to thu.
PRESIDENTS trip TO Washington at this
time. When he returned to Canton two
weeks ago hearranged to come 10 Wash
ington every fortnight 10 dispose OF
such official business as had accumu-
lated in the meantime and to go person.
ally over the Chinese situation with his
cabinet advisers.
Papers will be Signed in Washington.
In this way the necessity of sending
many bulky papers to Canton for his
examination and signature would be
avoided and the President would have
an opportunity periodically OF consult
Ing with the members OF the cabinet. Il
is officially stated that nothing had de-
ve!oped in connection with the Chinese
situation which especially demanded
his presence In Washington at the pres
ent time. II Is the Presidents intention
TO return TO Canton tomorrow night.
Soon after the President reached the
white house 4 call for cabinet meet
Ing for II o'clock this forenoon was sent
out. Aside from this. each OF the ca5i-
net officers who Is in the city will holl
an individual conference with the Pres
ident. Secretary Long, who intended
leaving last night for Bingham, Mass.
on his annual vacation. remained over
and called upon the President on his
way to the station this morning. While
the secretary had no new dispatches
from China ne discussed the general
phases Of the situation with the Presi-
dent. He announced that the Presidcn,
was unusually well and in fine spirits.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-03
CABINET MEETING.
Main Subject Discussed was the Chi
nese situaion-Hay's Policy En-

WASHINGTON. Aug. 2.-The special
cabinet meeting to-day lasted abou,
two and oRe-half hours. The discus
sion was confined almos, exclusively to
the Chinese situation. All the de,a.iy
OF the situation since the President
went to Canton two weeks ago were
carefully gone over and general ex-
change of views was had. The definite
Information OF the safety Of the Legal
TONERS at Pekln and the hope for their
final rescue were considered the bes,
features OF the situation. The admins
tration desires an immediate movement
on Pek!n Il 1t can be inaugurated with.
out too much danger and while no news
has come from General Chanee tina, the
forward march has begun. such news Is
hourly expected.
No change In the present policy OF
the government resulted from the meet
Ing to-day. The action OF Secretary
Hay in notifying the powers that the
United States government had Inform
ed Ii Hung Chang that we Insisted on
being placed in communication with
our minister was unanimously endorsed
and commended as 4 step which must I'M
press upon 1! and the Chinese govern
ment the fact that this country Is MOI,
10 be triiled with.
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DON'T WAIT.
Take Advantage of Wheeling Cit;-
GEMS Experience Before it's Too

Take Advantage of Wheeling Cit;-
GEMS Experience Before it's Too
Late.
When the back begins to ache
Don't walt TIL backache becomes
chronic.
TIL serious kidney troubles develop.
Till urinary troubles destroy nights
rest.
Profit by a Wheeling citizens exocri-
ence.
Mr. Walter McI.achlin. OF 3022 ia
cob street, machine hand working at
J. A. Holidays & Sons planning mill,
says: II firmly believe had l not used
Doan's Kidney Pills when DID would
not be alive now. l was r. q terrible
condition and although took quarts
OF medicine. and was attended by doc
tors. got no better. but worse. Friends
spoke OF my bad appearance and thou
sands know about II. could hardly
get around and felt and looked like a
dead man more than a living one.
Doan's Kidney Pills, procured ut the
Logan Drug Co.'S, were blessing
10 me. half box relieved ME: three
boxes entirely cured me-"
For sale by all dealers. Price 80 cents.
Foster-Milburn Co.. Buffalo. \. T., sole
agents for the United States.
Remember the name-Doan's--aud
take no substitute.
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"DROP LETTERS"

Or One Cent Rate viii Not Apply
Within Rural Free Delivery Limits.
Additional Service on the cleve-.
f ~ land, Iorrain q Wheeling Road:
Correspondence OF the 1ntcliirenccr.
5 WASHINGTON, D. c., Aug. 2--The
postmaster general has issued q general
order to the effect that on and after
August /. 1900. the drop letter" or one
cent rate Of postage Will not apply with
in rural free delivery limits. The two
cent per ounce rate will be exacted
within such delivery upon all first-ciass
matter except postal cards.
That the Introduction Of rural free
delivery viii not increase or otherwise
modify the present rate Of postage on
second class matter. II
That rural free delivery carriers will
not bring to the postoftice mail matter,
collected by them. which may be deiiv-
cred on their routes before completing
their trips
I. That stamps upon mail matter col
lectcd By rural free delivery carriers. In
Guiding those on matter delivered On
route as directed in Section 3, will b.:
cancelled by them and reported to the
postmaster. who will divide the benefit
OF the cancellation II thu, office is fourth
class.
That until suitable rubber cancelling
stamps can be supplied By the depart.
ment, rural free delivery letter carriers
will cancel stamps with the indeliblc
pencils recently furnished them for use
in registering letters.
Additional railroad postotfice service
has been established on the line OF the
Cleveland. -Lorain & Wheeling railroad.
to be performed on trains and 6, be-
tween Cleveland and Bridgeport, Ohio.
1921 miles. This will make the Cleve-
land and Bridgeport railroad postottice
double daily line.
Additional railroad postottice service
has hoen established on the line OF the
Ohio River railroad. to be performed on
train between Parkersburs and Keno
va, ". Va. 1873 miles. This service vii!
be covered by Pittsburgh. Kenova s:
Cincinnati railroad postoffice.
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Pension Certificates.

Special Dispatch to the lnteilcercer.
!. WASHINGTON. D. c.. Aug. 2-Pen.
sion certificates have been issued to
West Virginia applicants as follows:
Increase-Chrisiophcr Y. Mccardle.
Glen Easton. to sl2: John Williams,
Hardwood. 10 S.; Matthias Adkins,
jerks, to $40: Henry H. Hoffman. Hun
tinston, TO ST; jacob Perlne, deceased.
Big Isaac trenewaD, to sei; James
Montgomery, Wheeling, tres,oratior).
to SO.
War with Spain. torisinaD-charies
Pickens, Luoeck, 81.
wIdow-Haanah Anderson, Everson.
IS; Mary s. Periae. Big Isaac, IS.
Observation-Disclosures OF John Cham
bers. Cameron, SEQ.
The pension OF William Il. sccdars.
Be!laitc. Ohio. has been Increased 10 Sc.
and that OF Samuel Wilson. Washing
ton, Pa, to SO
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-03
Cold Steel or Death.

There is but one small chance to
save your life and that is through an
operation" was the awful prospect set
before Mrs. !. u. Hunt, OF Lime Pidge.
Wis. by her doctor. after rninly trying
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ach trouble andEGlIow siaYndIHs. He
didn't count on the marvellous. power
OF Electric nittcrs TO cure Stomach and
Liver troubles. but she heard OF IT,.
took seven bottles. was wholly cured,
avoided surgeons knife. now weighs
more and feels better than ever. It's
positively guaranteed 10 cure Stomach,
Liver and Kidney troubles md never
disappoints. Price zoe ut Logan Drug
Company's drug storc.-1.