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vANDERH1Lr.s BoAT WON.
Beat All the SIOOps in Race at
Newuort. r.. I.

NEWPORT, R. l., Aug. 1S.-Cornelius
Vanderbilt's seventy-foot yacht Rainbow
finished first again today, and this time
she won by one minute and THU ty-three
seconds, w X. Vanderbilt's Virginia
being second, and August Belmont's Min
cola third She was beaten one minute
and fifty-fve seconds. and the Yankee
thirteen minutes and three seconds There
of the race, but it increased later in the
afternoon. The race was over tri-
angle of fifteen miles, sailed twice over,
to windward the second a spinnaker
reach of five and one-half miles. and
the third a four miles close reach. Those
in charge of the Rainbow used excellent
Judgment in sailing her and in handling
the light sails.
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Chicago .........0 0 0OO0OOOOO1-1
Milwaukee .......O 10000 10000 90
WINNING run made with two out.

swimming run made with two out
Left on bases. Chicago 6. Milwaukee s;
two-base hit, Conroy; three-base hit
Hoy: sacrifice hits, Sugden, Padden'
Bowling; stolen bases, Hartman; double
plays, Isbell, Pedden; struck out. by
Denzer 8, by Bowling 4; bases on ba Is.
off Denzer 1, off Bowling /: hit wifi
ball. Hartman 2. Hoy; time Pos; umpires
Mullane and Mcdonald
Second Game
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Earned runs, New York /; left on bases,
Chicago Is, New York A.; two-base hit,
Dexter; sacrifice hit. Davis; stolen bases,
Green, Van Haltren 2; double play,
Mertes TO Mccormick to Taylor struck
out, by Hawley 2; bases OH balls, off Tay-
Tor l, off Hawley ); hit with ball, Chance
2; time, 2:15; umpire, Swartwood.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19

Bicyclists generally, who are in touch
with the affairs of their sport In other
states. will lament the death Of their
veteran friend and cOlnrade, Frank z.
Van Valkenburgh, whose death occurred
at his home in Milwaukee during the past
week Mr.. Van Valkenburgh was one OF
the Oldest wheelmen of the country ana
at the time OF his death was still an
active member eof the League of Ameri-
can Wheelmen He was forty-tve years
of age.
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MUNICH TOURNEY OVER.
PiIIsbury and Sehlecter Agree to D1-
vide the Prize Money.

MUNICH, Aug 1S.-The fourth game
Of the series between Pillsbury and
Schlecter for possession of the leading
ment was contested here today. ana re-
suited In another draw, making the
score to date: Pillsbury l, Schlecter /,
drawn 1,
The players afterwards agreed upon the
following division Of the prizes: Pills
bury, 1000 marks in cash; Schlecter. 500
marks in cash and the special trophy
presented by Prince Regent Luitpold. Of
Bavaria.
Have you ever realized the sterling
worth OF the Gordon Hat?
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PITCHED GREAT BALL.
''Pink'' Hawley Held LOftus' Men
Down to Only Three Hits.

CHICAGO, Aug. 1S.-Pink Hawley
pitched great game against Chicago to-
day, a game that with clean fielding on
cago 0. Setback played wonderful game
in the sun field. ell his chances being
difficult Attendance. eco. Score:
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Earned runs, Boston, 8, two-base hits,
Stahl 2. Collins, Burkett, Wallace, three
base hit, Collins double plays, Burkett
and Criger; Wallace and Mccain; bases
ON balls, off Young, /; off Hughey,, !;
sacrifice hits, Long Collins; passed ball.
Criger; struck out by Hughey, /; by
Lewis, /; stolen bases, Long, 2; wild
pitch, by Hughey, /; time, 2:30; umpire
Hurst.
MADE 1T THREE STRAIGHT.
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546. Mr.. Bird will ride a Rambler which
is now in process of construction. 1t Is
to have a tire of pa inch and End ex-
poets to capture the record.
The Saint Paul globe. (St. Paul, Minn.) 1896-1905, 1900-08-19

The Century Road Club Of Minneapolis
at its meeting Wednesday night, DECIDED
to hold the annual survivors, run sun
day, Sept. 16.
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MILLERs ALMOST WON

KANSAS CITY. Mo, Aug. 18.-(,ling-
mans Ions drive TO right lield in the
tenth lnning won the game for Kansas
City after the visitors had tied it in the
pitchers We're bit freely Minneapolis new
men at second and third were weak.
Hemphill made a pretty catch of diff
ficult fly. Attendance, 1.OOg Score:
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Rock Dottom Rates to Chicago and
Return

Via Chicago Great Western. Tickets on
sale Aug. % to %, good 20 Sept 80 for re-
turn; For particulars call on J. p. Elmer.
q. A. p. D., corner Fifth and Robert
streets, ST. Paul.
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BOSTON POUNDED YOUNG.
st. Louis Only Secured Four Hits Off
Pitcher Lewis.

ST. LOUIS. Aug. 18.-Boston batted
Young out of the box in the second IN
ming, and Hughey, who took his place,
was hit lust as hard Attendance G 3N
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Philadelphia Again Succumbed to
Cincinnatf-A Fist Gnme.

CINCINNATI, Aug. 1S.-Newton had the
visitors at his mercy today. The locals
punched two singles, double and triple
in the second. The game was the fastest
nlaYed here in wears Score:
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FISHER, p Q, 0 p o Reilly. p q ioIr .
--ii--,,---f.cI.ai *Ab'chio q o; 0. q 0
80 Tot4ls q 81 Il 1
Chicago ........-...-...........1 q 81
Milwaukee .:...... ..........0 o o 90
*Abba ttichio batted for Reidy.
Game called on account Of darlness
Left on bases. Chicago 2. Miiwanlsee 4.
two-base hits, Shearon, Anderson: sacriI
fee hit Isbe4; struck out, ~ Iieitiv l
bases on balls, off Reidy 1; time, rs; UNI,
pires, Mullane and Mcdonald.
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The above SHOWS the position IN which
the boats crossed the finishing line. and
tania are entitled to an allowance of 8
minutes. and Weirdling and Xenia min
utes and 40 seconds each. Course, eight
knots; wind, southeast by east.
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IT was hoped that the penrant winners
of the National league and American as
sociation could be brought together in a
seven-game series for the worlds cham
ponship and a purse OF S., 900 tezhelp
swell the Harry Weldon be1efit fund,
but it looks now as though the dates for
closing the seasons of the rival balI-play
ing bodies arc, too Ear apart to hold the
teams together. President Ban johnson
Of the American association, however
hopes to arrange series for poor Wei
don's benefit. and whatever is done bv
Mr. johnson will be along attractive
Incs-tho next best thing to a locking
Of burns between the two pennant win
neTs. IN tho meantime the friends. of
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We Equal Best Merchant
Tailors and OutcIass All Others.

Fer coming Fall and Winter we have added to
our already popular lines of Tailor-made Ready-to
wear Suits and Overcoats.
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The alleged fight between kid Nc
Coy and Jim Corbett looks bad at this
distance. The row between the pair,
after a firm friendship Of years, savors
of nothing more violent than stage real
ism That the pair will draw an enor-
nous house is certain. 1t has long since
become evident that New Workers like
to be humbugged, and Will divorce them
selves from their money In order to be
at the death of anything ''fakey." One
Eyed Jimmy, Connolly admits that
cloud blood fought with suspicion and
you viii I'LL your bleedin 'ouse with
coin Tie smart 'uns wants to be there
ami see Ger themselves"
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One week from today there will lie
some interesting cycling. Tom Bird in
tends to make break for the St. Paul
'Tonka course on that day and there will
be other good feats arranged later. The
record which Mr.. Bird covets is now held
at ABA by John Larson, xho won it from
D. F. Carmichael. Lowering Mr.. Car
michaers record almostEa 4.tuT. 1t was
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CHAMPIONS FORCED TO LOWER
THEIR COLORS TO THE
PIRATES
MILWAUKEE, BLANKED TWICE
Chicago Was I'm Great Form and Ac-
cOmDIished the Trick HandiIy-
Detroit Moves to Third Place
and Kansas City to Fifth.

GAMES SCHEDULED FOR TO-DAY.
New York at Chicago.
Cincinnati at ST. Louis.
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..P()II'I'ICS.
-

The Wheeling passenger committee
met yesterday afternoon ana acted
upon the application from Chairman s,
g. Smith. of the Republican congress
sioRnl committee. for excursion rates
for Roosevelt Day, Thursday, October
is. The committee decided to recon-
mend 4 one fare round trip rate,and the
recommendation Is practically the
granting OF the rate. The ate Will APP
ply rs follows: st
Baltimore x ohlo-on Central Ohio
lines, Cambridge to Wheeling; on
Fourth division, Grafton to Wheeling;
on Pittsburgh division, Washington.
iPa.) to Wheeling.
Pennsylvania lines-On Pan Handle.
from New Cumberland to Wheeling; on
Cleveland & Pittsburgh division, East
Liverpool to Wheeling.
Ohio misunderstanding to Wheel-
Ing.
Wheeling s Lake Erle-canton to
Wheeling. ~
Cleveland, Lorain 6 Whecllng-Alas-
sillon to Wheeling.
The securing of this concession from
the railroads means many added thou
sands here for Roosevelt Day, espec!,l-
ly from eastern Ohio and West yir-
einia. sections from which many appii-
cations for reduced rates have come.
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The Elkins Cadets.

The Intelllgencer. having received the
following from member OF the old
Elkins Cadets. suggests that members
desiring to reorganize the club, and
others desiring to Join, meet on Monday
evening at 1890 o'clock, in the chamber;
OF the first branch of council The
communication follows:
To tho Editor OF the 1ntcligencer.
S1R:-Do You know whether or not the
Elkins Cadets Republican club intends to
Feorganizc this campaign" II no one has
started Il movement 10 reorganizc this club
yet. would II not be good plan for you
Cor some other responsible person whom
You might seiccD 10 call n meeting Tor
the purpose Of reorganizing this club 1t
will In no way interfere with the Rough
Rider regiment which Is starting UP. and
feel sure the Elkins Cadets could get
their old members back to n man, to sny
nothing OF the fifty to a hundred new
members who would Join. I myself know
from thirty to forty new ones who are
willing and anxious to join II they but
Gull meeting. Please give his your most
earnest consideration, and believe me,
yours for the good OF the party. !.
A REPUBLICAN.
Wheeling Spntpmhert % .s-
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PERSONAL NOTES.
Going and Coming of Wheeling Peo-
pie and Visitors.

PIE ullo v AoA IOlS. la
W. "A. Batten, of Clarksburg. Is at
the Stamm.
NJ. D. Hanes is q slstersvillc caller
in the city.
T. a. Nell, of Amos, is stopping at
the Windsor
a. Hickok. of Amos, is a state arrival
at the Windsor.
E. T. Phillips. of New Martinsvllle,
is at the Park hotel.
C.,E. Connolly, OF Lot, is state ar
rival at the Mcclure.
Charles r. Caldwell. of Parkersburg,
is n caller in the city.
William F. Coale. of Elkins, is ausi-
ness caller In the city.
Miss Jessie Graham, of the Island, Is
in New York this week.
I. P. Hornbrook. of Parkersburg. is
registered at the Stamm.
A. C. jackson and WIFE, OF SIstersville,
are visiting relatives here.
W. a. Steele, of Buckhannon, was in
town on business yesterday.
Mrs. Rose Ehrle, of South Wood
street, is ut the point Of death.
II. H. Largey and wife, of Amos, are
the guests OF friends in this city.
DIR. ]. C. Walton and Q. J. Martin and
wife, Of Parkersburg, are autographed
at the Windsor.
w. C. Bartlett, Miss Claire Mcintyre
and E. Elder, of Clay, are state arrivals
at the Park hotel.
Mrs. George STRANGE and Miss Vida
Furgeson. Of Sistersville, are visiting
friends in this city.
Ed Dailer, the Sixteenth street, bar
Der, has returned from Mt. Clemens,
much improved in health.
Miss Annie Carter, one OF the teach
ers ut Whitfield. was the guest Of rela-
tives in Elm Grove this week.
John Fair has returned from Morgan-
town. He will take 4 special course In
chemistry at the Linsly Institute.
DR.. John L. Dickey has returned from
pleasant outing in Canada. and looks
as IL the country had agreed with him.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. W. Redman. who
have been spending the summer at
Charlottesville, Va, have returned
home.
E. L. PortmaR. representing The Ma
tlonal Cash Register Company. OF
Dayton, has established n permanent
agency ut the Mcclure house.
Mr.. w. Z. Van Vert will leave for
Sandusky, o., to-day TO attend the
semi-annual convention OF the Gregg
Shorthand Teachers Association. OF
which he Is president.
Mrs. Annie Schallenbers. Of South
Wood street. has recovered from the ef-
fects OF a rusty nail ran into her foot
some days ago. 1t was ut first scarcd
TINT she would succumb TO nm attack
OF tctanus.
Mrs. c. A. Sloan and daughter, Miss
Ruth, OF Blairsvilic. Pa, who have been
visiting the brother OF the former, Mr..
|. #. Jones. of Elm Grove, made n brief
call with old acquaintances at Valley
Grove on "Wednesday. and Will return
to their home in Pennsylvania this
week.
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Webster Meeting.

The Webster district Republican club
held special meeting at their head
quarters. In Pythian Castle, last night,
and the attendance was the largest of
the campaign. The club was visited by
the drum corps of the Six Footers and
by the Indian Rough Riders OF Ford's
Crossing. These organizations were en-
Enthusiastically received. A marching
club. TO be known as the Rough Riders
of Webster district, was organized, and
the following officers were elected:
Captain--James r. Travis. :.
First lieutenant-John VIII Kite.
Second lieutenunt-William Boylau.
Third lIeutenant-Edwurd Kelver.
Flag bearer-Darid Watt.
Color benrer-William Smith.
The marching club has a member
ship of 12i. The members Of the march
Ing club are requested to meet ut the
Pythian Castle this evening. when
measurements for uniforms will be
taken.
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BRIEF MENTIolNINGis.
Events in and About the City Given
In a Nutshell, eI'

b =. u 3
The i've extra policemen ordered ut
tie last session OF council will 10 on
duty the first OF next month.
stereoptieon views Of the Passion
Play Will be given at St. Mary's hall.
Ing. \.
Wheeling Commandery No. /. Uni
form Rank. Will picnic at Mozart Park
to-day Dancing, bowling and various
athletic sports will be INDUCED In, and
The Young Mems Improvement Asso-
citation give social and supper at Mo-
Fart hall this evening. The proceeds
will 20 towards the erection OF new
club house.
The council committee on police met
last night and recommended the pay
ment OF the extra policemen that were
employed during fair week. They also
drafted nm ordinance for the regulation
Of pawn shops, second hand stores and
JUNK shops. IA
;--'.--n will be two candidates for
Initiation tonight at Wheeling Lodge
No., =, y. o. r., at their hall. corner
Of Twelfth and Chapline streets: also
other business Of Importance to trans
act. All members IRE asked to attend.
Visitors IRE welcome. 49,
Mr.. Edward Miller. formerly OF this
city. but now Of Coraopolis, Pa, has
disposed OF his Eoff street residence to
Mr.. William E. Hasenauer. The sale
was made by James L. Hawley,, the real
estate dealer. The price has not been
made public. but It was probably be-
tween $1,000 and $500. as 1t was held
at the latter figure. Mr.. Miller spent
about twenty years In the employ Of
the Hobbs glass works and after 1t shut
down he found remunerative employ
ment at Coraopolis. Pa, and some real
estate Investments he made there have
been good. tl3E
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showed that Millirons was "playing,
possum." He was not suffering from
consumption or heart trouble, and, the
court declined to modify the sentence
already imposed. II
In the Lide H. admiralty case, the
court has allowed the Berry claims, but
the matter of distributing the money
was placed in the hands Of commisl
sloner to adjudicate. The claims. Of G.
Ed. Mendel e Co.. and the Belmont
Coal Company were also allowed. The
case has been running along In court
Tor several years. h us 81,
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Railrond Personals.

C. o. Brewster, late receiver OF the
Wheeling Bridge & Terminal Railway
Co.. left yesterday for New York.
Among the railroad men In town yes
terday were Travelling Passenger Agent
Sam Meyers. OF the Union Pacific. ana
Travelling Passenger Agent Charles
Travor. of the Chicago & North Vest
ern Railway.
W. L. McMorris. chief clerk in the Of
flee of the general passenger agent of
the Ohio River Railroad, was up from
Parkersburg yesterday.
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To.night al Upper Benw,,5o.llod.

I The upper Benwood Republican mass
meeting tonight will be addressed by
Hon. John r. Ellis and Hon. Frank
Sesbftt. The meeting viii occur on the
vacant lot below the. street car barns.
All are cordially invited to attend. AS,
chairman. Mr.. Charles r. Miner will
otflciate. with the following vice presl-
dents. c. H. Starlight, Charles Eol-
derman. John Lublc, sr.. Paul Deachau.
Philip Kuntz, ST.. George II. Murray.
Charles ]. Bloom. C. H. Springer, ST.,
Samuel WEIGH. Ernest Carl. William
Wentherall SRI, J. T. Roseharrr. ~ y.
Terry, Charles seabright, Paul Rigot
and j, NJ. Rapet, sr.
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Professor Miller Confident.

Professor Thomas C. Miller. Republic
can candidate for state superintendent
OF free schools, was in the city for a
short time yesterday on business. Pro-
fessor Miller is one of the soldier Re-
publicans on the ticket who has shone
MS brightly In civic and professional
pursuits as he did in the camp and field.
He expresses great confidence In most
substantial Republican victory this fall.
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weems in Centre.

On Tuesday evening, at Hartmann's
hail. corner of Twenty-thIrd and Mar
ket streets. there will be meeting un,
der the auspices Of the Centre District
Republican Club, with Hon. C.. L.
Weems as the orator OF the evening.
There is no stump speaker in the Ohio
valley who Is more effective and elo-
iaent ana logical than Mr.. Wcems and
the bare announcement that he will
speak In Wheeling ought to pack the
hall.
The following vice presidents have
been named. and will occupy seats on
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bad, l suffered terribly; the blood
wentup in my lungs and stomach, and
| vomitcd it up. l could not eat
scarcely anything. l cannot tell what
! suffered with my head. My hus-
band got me q bottle OF Lydia Z. Pink
ham'sVegetablc Compound, and before
| had taken half of it l began to i'm
prove, and to-dayI am another woman.
Mrs. Piulsham's medicine has saved my
life. l cannot praise it enough"
@ NJ. A. DESsoN, Millport, NY.
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CHANGE OF LIFE.

~ was taken sick
five years ago with
The Grippe and
had u relapse and
was given up by
the doctor and my
friends. Change
Of Life began to
work on lnc. L
flowed very badly
until a year ago,
then my stomach
and lures mot, So
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-29
Tho United States Court,

The Wheeling term OF the United
States court closed yesterday. In the
ease OF Frank Millireas, convicted on
the charge OF passing counterfeit mo-
ney, the investigation by DR.. Megrail
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-29

In Squire Cummings court yesterday
George P. Naber. who resides at the
east end of Eighteenth street, was de-
clared insane. The complainant was
his son, who alleges that he has been
gradually getting worse since last June.
when his peculiar actions were first
noticed. until he became great charge
to them. Naber is fifty-flve years of
age and 1t is thought his condition has
been brought about by drink.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-29

THE Gregg System of Shorthand has
fewer word signs than. any other sys-
tenn. All statements to the contrary are
untrue. Vowels are inserted In their
natural order. In position-writIng sys-
tens NOVELS are omitted. A word with
out the vowels inserted Is like n prin-
ters pi. ELLIOTT SCHOOL,
1915 Market street.
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DIED..

PAI.MER-on Friday, September IS. 1900,
Of o'clock p. M. LYSANDER
PALMER. aged e years.
Funeral will take place ut Ncwdale, Wet
eel county. W. Va. on Sunday after
noon.
HADLlCH-On Friday. September IS. 1880,
at t:t5 p. M, MRS. HEDWlG, HAD.
LlCH, aged Go Years. month and !
Funeral notice hereafter.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-29

YOU can command better salnrIcs ar
ter attending the day or night sessions
OF the Elliott School. No. 1913 Market
street. All departments OF night school
In session four nights u week.
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A Good Meeting.

Tho Trladclphla district Republicans
held rouslhg meeting at the Elm
Grove town hull last night, addressed
by Mcssrs. D. w. Martin, John Arbenz,
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WHERE JUSTICE REIGNs.

In Justice Larues court, Frank Ro-
brecht. proprietor OF the St. Charles
hotel. swore out 4 warrant for S. E.
Jones, charging him with jumping a
board bill amounting to $50 45. Jones
was arrested yesterday by officer Ed
MIchaels and he agreed to pay the debt
and settle the costs.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-29
HIGH Art richness.
KIRk'S. zoos Main Street.

81 so Sunday Excursion to Cleve.
lnnd, September 80, via Pennsylva-
mia Lines.
Next Sunday, September so. special
train will leave Bellnirc at 6 n. M, Gen.
trnl time, via Pennsylvania lines; re-
turning. leave Cleveland Mt 1880 p. m,
same day. 2G.2S-29
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Special Low Rate Excursion to Pitts
burgh Exposition via Pennsylvania

Saturday. September %, sl75, from
Wheeling to Pittsburgh. Includes ad-
mission TO the exposition; return cou-
pons valid September 20. only. Hear
Sousa and bis famous band direct from
Paris.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-29

EAT Good Sausage made by Holman
Bros. 23l4 Chapline street, and at stalls
in both markets.
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WHEELING Commandery No. 1,
q. R. Jr. o. U. A. NJ, Mozart Park,
Saturday, September go.
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Shortly after commencing this diet,
my wretched pain in the side was great
ly improved, and now. a year later, It
has gone entirely. also the sinking
spells; In fact. my pale cheeks hive
changed to pink. have gained back
more than the twenty pounds ] lost. and
am thoroughly well In every way"