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The Salt Lake herald. [volume] (Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1870-1909, 1900-04-15
BUSINESS CHANCES

$4,000
BUY THE SPRINGVILLE INDIE
pendent, cheap. Write D. p. Felt, city.
Complete outfit. Job plsnt, etc
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LOCAL BRIEFS.

BANKS TO CLOSE-Au The bsnl,.
OF the city will be closed all dav Mon
Gay because of Arbor day, a. legal hoii-
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Masonic Notice

MI. AToriab lodge No. , siIl hold a spec
iaI meetins. tomorrow Monday evening
at s o'clock sharp Tor NJ h deSIs9
work. AIasons qualified IrriteI-
CHRISTOPHEE DLEHL-
Secretary
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-31

Two-base hits, Boyd. Smith, Turner
Beecher. Flournoy. Three-base hit quinn.
plSy. Quinn. LoWnsYTdnd Law. Stolen
bases, Quinn, LoWney. Bases on palls'
oh Smith 6; on Bates 3; OF SkopeG 2
Struck out, by Gates l; by Skopec s Hit
b pitched ball BeSsheT;, t r5s5y nv Rate
6. hits s. Innings pitched by Skopee :;
hits j, Time, 2:7Q. Attendance, l'2lO
Umpire, Cooke.
The afternoons game was a pretty
exhibition OF hard hitting, especially by
Wheeling. The principal feature. how
eyerwas Umpire Cookies lack of execu-
tive nerve to rule fairly. After Wheel
ing had scored four runs in the eighth
inning. the Mansfield players resorted
to tactics tending to delay the game
long enough to prevent Wheeling from
giving, Mansfield their eighth inning
The ofrense was palpable and premedl-
tated and Umpire Cooke tolerated 1t
without a murmur, In fact encouraged
the scheme. The audience crowded on
the field. causing more delay In the
meantime the crowd. players and Um-
p!re Cooke were praying piteously for
rain, and they were favorably answered
after htteen minutes of eowardly delay.
The umpire's official duty is to caution
club for unnecessary delay when rain
is Imminent, and II persisted in, should
declare the game forfeited by the Of
Tending club. This is not the first rot
ton deal" Wheeling has received in
Mansfield this year, as It win be remem-
bered that ex-Umpire McCloskey was
responsible for one game on their first
trip. Mecioskey got fired, and Cooke
dose should be similar, Score:
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FRAME pAvEY,s Def.
Offers Concessions to wrestle Walter
coppiuger OF Con Daily.

Offers Concessions to wrestle Walter
cOppiuger or Con Daily.
Frank Davey last night posted SIS Mt
the InteTlgencer Office to bind a match
with Walter coppinger at 800 a side.
His forfeit will be taken down Monday
night II CoppIuger doesn't cover II by
that time. Davsy nErceB to weigh l2i
pounds or under and stIpulatcs that
Copplnger must not weigh over 40
pounds. In the event Of CoppInger's
failing to accept the challenge. Davey
says his forfeit can stand for q match
with Con Daily. whom he offers to
throw 1--WE times In an hour, Daily to
weigh rs much as he pleases.
Two years ago Dnvey and Daily
wrestled the former being the victor.
The latter has since expressed the de-
sire TO have another whit and Dav.y
sEems willing TO nccnmr 7a1tc HIM
CdppIngcr n said to be pretty slick
article on the mat, and Davey In con-
ceding him fourteen pounds Is taking
quite n risk.
II either OF the men challenged nc
ccpt. the match may be pulled on us II
preliminary TO the Metropolitan clubs
next boxing contest, which VIII likely
occur June ts, with Eddie Kennedy, OF
Pittsburgh, and Young Kenny, OF Chi
ChgO, as opponents.
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euTMANs WIN AVID LOSE
1n Their aames VIA the Wellsburg


Team on Decoration Day.
Special Dispatch to the Intelllgencer
WELLsBURG, W. Va, May So.-It
was not an ideal day for base ball, the
wet grounds preventing, fine playing.
Still, there were two lively games be-
tween the wellsburE team and the
viii Gutman's OF Wheeling. The hit
ter proved themselves the best team
here this season. winning the morning
game by a score OF 10 to 3. McCombs
was in the box, and he had Wellsburg
at his mercy. except in one inning,
while McConkey was easy for the Gut
mans.
The afternoon game was Of the SEN
sational order. The Gutmans started
on like winners, getting a lead Of 10 to
1. Wellsburg then took Whissen's
measure. and hammered out enough
runs to tie the score. finally winning
out in eleven innings, by a score OF "A
to 10. Both Whlssen and Lucas were
hit hard. but this was owing largely to
their inability to control the bail. The
Gutmans are fine players, and Wells
burg was lucky to break even with
them. A large crowd witnessed the
afternoon game.
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MARr1N,s FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of Wheeling's
Progressive Neighbor.

The Daily Chronlcle OF Wnee4HS
Progressive Nsighbor.
Thomas Push has accepted the clerk
ship at the Spence, Baggs Stove Com
puny, to succeed s. L. Wood, who re-
signed. Mr.. Pugh will commence the
discharge Of his new duties the first Of
the week.
The knights Of Pythias Will go to
TIltonvllle Saturday evening. June D. to
attend the fair and festival given by
the lodge Of that place The trip Will
be made on the steamer Conveyor.
"splder" Coss md othn Gilmore were
arrested yesterday on charges OF
drunkenness. They will have n hearing
this morning II sufficiently recovered.
Miss Clara Louise Smith win enter
tain q number OF her friends Tomorrow
evening, at her home on 1.-THE Heights.
Invitations were issued yesterday.
The RIchland township commence
ment will be held at East Riehlnnd
next Wednesday evening. The class
numbers twenty members.
The annual commencement exercises
of the public schools win be held in the
Star theatre this evening, beginning
promptly at o'clock.
The Pease township Buxwell COM
mcncement Will be held in the Metho-
dist Episcopal church at Lansing, next
Wednesday evening.
Ralph Cunningham. Walter Potts and
Harry Stewart were the guests or
friends in the city yesterday
The nlne-Inch guide mill at the Act
na-Standard was on yesterday on ac-
count Of broken belt.
Mr.. and Mrs Joseph Pinkerton have
returned from n weeks visit with rel
atives at Tiltonville.
William Grandson, Of Pittsburgh, Is
the guest OF his parents for few days
on Hickory street
Fletcher Baker and Thurman Selby
were in Staubenville yesterday the
guests OF friends.
The National Glass Company's plant
was of yesterday afternoon, in observ-
ance Of the day.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Barr are enter
tanning as their guest, Mrs. Jane Green,
Of Cambridge.
Miss Ruth McCleary has returned
from visit with her grandmother at
TiltOnvllle.
The Red Men win meet tomorrow
evening and will have work in the third
degree.
NJ. NJ Sheets returned yesterday from
n weeks southern business trip.
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dicap winner. charentus and Survivor,
ali got steady play at around , 70 !.
o'Connor took Imp TO the front at once
and set the pace. Charentus ran lap-
ped with her around the hrst turn and
up the back stretch, with the others
trailing. As they rounded the far turn
O'Connor let out a rap on Imp and IN a
dozen strides she was two lengths IN
front. Survivor moved up into second
place and Kinley Mack was fourth.
When Strengthened out for the run
home o'Connor again took hold OF Imp
and the black mare crossed the lire
hard held two lengths to the good in
l:4G As, a record for the track.
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Nv. o. pefeats Bethany.
speelal Dispatch to the 1ntelllgeneer.
N,noTuNy " VS. Nav z

Special Dispatch to the lntelllgeneer.
MoRGANTowN. W. Va, May 80
BY winning from Bethany college TO-
day the West Virginia University nm
Ished its eleventh successive victory on
the diamond this year. Bowman did
the pitching for West Virginia univer-
slty. holding Bethany down to six hits
and striking out six men. He was
abIy backed by Peck, and the fielding
was good Martin was very effective,
and W. V. U. got but seven hits, but
three OF them came in one Inning.
which. with two errors. resulted IN
runs. His support was first class, es-
peclally the work Of Brandon at third
The score: West Virginia University t.
Rpihauy. 1,
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pE11ArRE HAPPENINas.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
Of Belmont County.


Rev. DR.. Henry BlOeller, chancellor
to Archbishop Elder, Of Cincinnati, mas
been appointed bishop Of Columbus 70
fiIl the vacancy made by the deatn OF
Bishop Watterson, who was well and
favorably known here. The appoilpt Z
ment was made IN Rome on the 2Bth- OF
AprII. but the document had followed
MonsiRnor Martinalll, the papal dele
gate who visited this city recently
around until 1t finally reached him on
Monday. DR.. MoelleF has three months
In which to accept, and II IS understood
he hesitated to accept, but finally yield-
Cd. and will be cOnSecrated by Arch-
biafcp Elder, whose chancellor he mas
been fol- twenty years.
DR.. j. A. Hobson writes professional
friend that he intends to remain
member Of the board OF pension exam
liners as long as his services are salts
factory to the government. II seems
he did not at frat care for the place,
but has since gatEered up number OF
patients in his special line through his
connection with the'board, and It's busi-
ness has increased unth the doctor
seems to like II.
About twenty-five Masons from this
city went to Moundsvllls Tuesday even
ing. on a fraternal visit. and all speak
in the highest terms Of the splendid
entertainment by the brethren Of that
town.
Fred. Mercer, son OF NJ. N. Mercer Of
this city. is now the superintendent OF
the sign department Of the Bella're
Stamping Co., a very important place
for so young man, but he IS capable.
C. C. Marsh was in town yesterday
and little bird is likely to ny away
some day for home elsewhere.
a part OF the working force at Rod
efer's glass works has been Idle day
or two, because Of slack orders.
Mr. John w. Metzner and wife, Of
HollldaysburE. Pa. are visiting friends
in this city and vicinity.
AS all other business was suspended
yesterday. Mayor Freeze suspended
business in his court.
The commencement at the opera
house this evening VIII fill every seat
and pack the.aisles.
The census eRumeFatprs are all
ready to begin work Tomorrow morn
ing.
A number OF Bellalre folks went to
Wheeling park yesterday afternoon.
The Knights Of Pythlas from this city
vii: go to Bridgeport this evening,
Bellaire was almost depopulated yes
terday afternoon.
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The cIneInnati Road BAG.

CINCINNATI. Onion. May SO.-The
bicycle road racn from Hamilton to
Chester Park. \ distance OF twenty
seven miles. was run to-day in the
rain. Six eight-mInute men started
at 1880 p. m. There were twenty-one
others, otto C. voOrvies, Of Harshman-
Vile, Ohio. won. reaching Chester Park
at $3.50. Sam Dubois, Of Portsmouth.
Ohio. was second. and also won the
time prize. B. Campbell, OF Seven
Mile, Ohio, was third.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-31

Great is the Register this morning.
Even the old campalgn-tIme lead roos-
ters stored in the uttermost recesses OF
the news room may be heard Growing
al a lively rate. needless of the fact
that SO much raclSe, is both unsecmlY
from the point Of view Of good order
and ungenerous to defeated and fall-
en- foe. All this because the ReSiste.
base ball nine yesterday afternoon
slaughtered the News team 10 Vie tune
Of ri TO o The News will com out in
black borders this afternoon. so. It's
an IN
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Tbe WvundOtte Race.

Yesterdays races at the Park have
aroused considerable interest among
the riders and the heavy condition OF
the truck with Its narrow riding surface
kept good many riders out that do
not wish to take the chances Of an acci-
dent. The race at the Wyandotte club
on the fair ground track win bring out
all the best riders in the city and VI
cInlty and the half mile track gives no
advantage to any rider and Is better
fest OF speed. Most Of the riders In
Yesterdays races have entered this
race. and as It Is n two mile handicap 1t
Will no doubt he exciting.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-31

NEW YORK. May 3o,-Thc New Yorts
turned the tables on the PittSburghs this
afternoon through clever base running
ana error OF the Pittsburgh innCld. The
fielding Of Davis and Hickman was a feat
ure Score: pur
New York ....1 020G -
PittsbuTgh 30 0 0 0 0 l o-i 3 5
Batteries. Cnrrick and Bowerm9n; Phil
ippi and O'COnnor Struck out, by Phll-
lppl T. Stolen bases, Mercer Z, bower
man Umpire, Swartwood Time 2'uo
Attendance. 1000.
81 I DlH9" ....s 2OOl2O Oil 8
Brooklyn 20 . 20 Is
Batteries, Jones. Young and CriEer;
Kennedy. KItsOn and Farrell Ei.nc
runs. ST. Louis ,; BROOKLYN /. Home pm
Burkctt. Time, 3;2O Umpire, Hurst At
tendance, 1000,
nSst6 TOs ..',....2 1900 OiO.-1
Cincinnati 80 0 o 2 90 0-S
Earned runs. Boston q: Cincinnati l.
Time, 2:02 Umpire, Emslle b9ncrle''
Lewis and Sullivan; Phillips and Wood
Al Philadelphia.
f fRIiaSSsip "a" Z 2S2 ~ Il Il
Batteries. Callahan and Donahuc; Born
hard and Mcfarland Earned runs. nj
ergo 2: Philadelphia Z. Time, 100. I M
plrc, O'Day. Attendance 1851.
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INN wins the Parkway.

NEW YORK, Mny 3O.-A holiday
crowd OF record breaking proportions
stood up md .ehsercd with the widest
cnthukhiSm as inc great marc Imp
gnlopad home In front In the Parkway
handicap at Gravesend to-day, Fully
II. 900 people Nsere present. The ParlS
way handicap whs tho feature Of the
card Imp wax thc favorlte At to 5.
while Klnlcy Muck, the Brooklyn han
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-31
BASE BALL COMMENT.

The results in the Interstate league
were all whcellng's way yesterday. The
fans are satisfied that one game with
Mansfield was won and thn other tied.
although Umpire Cooke allowed the
IIaymakers to loaf into tie when It
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-31

Thesresults In the National League
yesterday were surprising in some re-
spects, and brought some radical
changes in the standing Of clubs. For
instance. 81. Louis two defeats Of
Brooklyn bring the Perfectos up to a
tie With the superbas for second posi-
tlon. Chicago, defeated twice by the
Leaders. drops from third to nth posi-
ton. Boston'S two wins from Cincin-
natl punches the three tsil-enderS
closely. e.
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The High School Game.

The wheeling High School and the
Cathedral High School base ball teams
will cross bats this afternoon at $3.50
o'clock, on the new Island ball park. A
large attendance is expected. The
Wheeling High School team has de-
feated the Linsly Institute nine two
Games this season,
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PROPOSALS.
.ROPosALs FoR PAVING.

Sealed proposals will be received by the
Board OF Public Works Of the CITY OF
Wheeling until u o'clock noon, Monday,
June 1 iSOO. for having certain streets ana
ALLEYS with paving bricks Specifications
can be obtained at the office OF the clerk
OF the board, Ill, -,
The successful bidder or bidders VIII D os
three thousand $4,000 dollars, with surety
10 be approved By the board. tor In, me
faithful performance OF the contract, me
names OF the sureties must ACCOMPANY
Zach bid Proposals mugt be made on
nTInied forms. which will be furnished oy
mo clerk. Proposals shnll be marked
''Proposals for Paving"
The board reserves the right TO reJec'
any myS g al WIN VIM. H. HoRNlsH Clerk:
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Two Errorlesg aames.

Special Dispatch to the IntelliEencer.
YOUNGSTOWN. May 9o.-Not only did
tho Y0Iagdowns surprise their admirers
by winning both games from New Castle
they also created n new record for tho
Interstate leagie-two errorless games IN
ono day. Scores:
Morning game. RI Il
T1uHgstown o 3lOi2 20 o o. o 0
hnw Castle 20 0 0 o o.
Gat,eriss--carnsy and Hess; slmonton
and Grafius.
Afternoon game. RIIE
TaunFstown II s1lO 90 - 10 0
New CaEtIe,..O 0 0 o 0 0 "a Is
Rattehes-G Cannon and Hess; FlBgemier
and Grnffus.
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should have been a win for wheeling.
It might have been worse. however
ToIedo's two defeats and one for Day
ton sent the other leaders down the
line, with the result that the stogies
now have q nlen lead.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-31
TRY ALIENS FOOT-EASE

A powder 90 10 shaken into the Shoes.
Your feet feel swollen, nervous and hot,
md Rti Tired easily VI you have smnrtlnR
f-1t NJ Tight shoes try Aliens Foot. Ease,
A. COOL The feet and makes walking c1Sy.
.4res rvbllcn, sweating feet, lngrowinE
HTiiHs biiNtrrt and cnllOus spots Relieves
rns my huulonB Or all pain and Hlv0H
root and Comfort Try II to-day Sold by
lrufgists and shoe stores for &c Trial
ckug"- FREE Address. Allen S. Ohm
rrd. Le Roy. n. Y tth&B
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THURSDAY. THE 18th DAY OF
lime. A. D. 1900.


prcceed to sell at public auction at tho
pnrth front door OF the court house Of
sail Ohio county, In the city OF WheSl-
ING commencing at 10 O'Clock n. M tEe
following described two pieces OF pNIISySiia
OF real estate lying and situate IN O my
county. West Virginia, the first there9t
beIng portion OF lot No. OF the SUD-
division OF. the estate OF Moses sheppard,
and Il bounded and described az luItoWS'
Bcgihning at point In the llne OF nv
National Road. corner 10 the ground OF
I,iIzn Ann Dennis, which point IL 81 ieet
and Inches from the school house lot;
thence along the line OF the National
Road In a southerly direction ~ Leet lnu
S inches; thence north ~ Test M ~ line iins
parallel with the line OF the NnuUnal hoha
10 the line OF Middle Wheeling creek,
thence north with the line OF the creek
10 the line OF the Hcmpneld rRlirpau ~
n polnt M feet from the National hnaS'
thence with the railroad line In n noTth-
erIy direction 81 feet 10 Mrs, Dennis lhe'
thence with said line to the place oil pe-
ginning. -, 81
Tho same Iot No. 6, and Is bounded and
tiPsrrIbed us follows: Beginning ~
stake by the abutmcnt OF the dam; thence
running north ~ east u poles to sthEe,
thence north 57h' west Is poles to sttA .lss
on the creek: thence with the fleander-
inrE OF the creek to the place OF begin
Ming. together with the rights, privileges
and sAsments thcreunto belonging
TERMS OF SALE--Ono-third or inc
urrhnEe money and as much more rs the
purchaser may elect to pay cash " manu-
and the residue In two equal instnllmonls.
PAYABLE respectively In one and two years
from the date OF sale. with interest from
that day, the purchaser giving his neg9-
liable notes for the same and the tue
either to be retained until such notes arc
Maid. or 10 I've conveyed with rcServa'
lion OF n lien for the deferred purchase
money, or upon other security to the sat
isfnctlnn Of the trustee Such purchaser
must insure the buildings on the property
sold 10 the satisfaction OF the trustee, ana
40 '''' LOUIS F. sTIFEL,
mvlI ... Trustee.
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REAL ESTATE.
DESIRABLE REAL ESTATE.
READ ms CAREFULLY.

FOR sALE-O -.~' So a''
Brick dwelling and lot, rooms, west
side Of Main street, 1900.
speculation. -
reasonable.
A grocery business, with postotnce con-
tionnl Road, near railroad station; q great
"a brick dwellings on Fifteenth streot,
tSt desirable sii building lots on Wood street,
Hotel business, with p iurnlshed rooms,
Mt great bargain-S4,5OO for one week
only.
c. A. scHAEFER 6 CO.,
Telephone 5l7.
Wheeling W. Va.
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Morning Games.

NEW YORK, May 0.-Pittshursh won
this mornings game through timely bat
ting In the sixth and seventh innings.
Score; yuE
New York 80 1S9S39S go z
Batteries, HawIey and BOwerman; Wnd-
dell and thinner Earned runs, New York
.; Pittsburgh .. Struck out. BY HAWley
q by Waddell I. Three.base hit. Davis
Two-bnse hits, O'Brien, Ritchey. zlmmeT,
Gleason. Doyle. Umpire. SwartwoOd.
Time, 2:25. Attendance, 1900.
A. prookIyn. RHE
st. ~ Louis 1iH0H 40 o0oOs 2S-5 /
brooklyn 80 o 90 0 OIL :
Batteries. Hughey and Robinson; Nops
and Farrell. Umpire, Hurst.
At Boston. y u
Boston 30 0 0 / 40 . l '-Si6 o
Batteries. Scott and Pletz; Dineen and
Clark. Umpire, Emslle.
PhiiadeIpa ~ . 2 400 %ss 2
Chicago 80 o l 0 1 GO o o. 4
Batteries. DonohuC and Mcfarland:
Griffith and Chance. Umpire, O'Day.
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AENoUNCENENrs.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

hereby announce myself as candi.
date for the nomination for Justiee Of the
feaee, sahtect to the decision OF tho Re-
publican voters Of Union district. Mar
shall county. and respectfully solicit your
support
myls II. NJ SMITH.
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TWO-bnso hits, NotheTmeI, Lyonst MtTe-
dlth Flournoy. Three-base hit, Quinn,
Home, run. Belt. Double play. Meredith.
d'h Q Struck out. by Meredith ]; By
Foni0 2 Hit by pitched ball. Law, At
l--.LHce 200. Thine. i:t5. Umpire. Cooke.
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ALL latest novelties In suitlngs and
Fancy VcstIngs, Mt c. w. SEA
BRIdHT'S SON. Merchant Tailor.
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Special Dispatch TO tho In'elllgeneer
FORT WAYNE, May 3Dy-By winning
both games from Toledo to-day the Fort
Maync's gave stroebcl's tennis pcnnnnt
lspiratiana a rude shock. The morning
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-31

AN every day luxury is WHEELING
BAKERY BREAD. Nothing better can
be made. The largest loaf sold.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-31

THE Bicycle Races at the Park
were won on q Liberty Bicycle. Sold
only by Jason G. Stamp, No. 1928
Market street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-31

COOKS Imperial Extra Dry Cham
payne has n delicious aroma OF the
grapes. It's purity Is undoubted.
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Rough Dry Washed, stHrched and
Dried j cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and 1roned, 8
cents per pound.
All hand work finished 10 cents
per pound. At LUTI BROS.
Home Steam Laundry.
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Thew Parted Even.

Special Dispatch to the IntellIgencer
COLUMBUS, May SO.-columbua played
an errorlcss game In the morning and
batted Rosebrough hard. winning easily.
In the afternoon Moore outpItched Wolfe
and the Old Soldiers won close and eX-
citing game. Scores:
Morning game. Il y
Columbus ...5 0 liz II Q
Dayton .......0 90
atteries-Dnnlels and BevIIle: Rose
brough and Myers,
Afternoon game. RHE
Columbus 20 o / 90 o O o Oil 8 2
Dayton ........O 0 o 90 20 2 ~ 10 l
Ratteries-Wolfe and Beyille; Moore and
Donahue.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-31

speslal Dispatch 10 the Inteliigencer
MANSFIELD; May So.-A continuous
wrarEle With Umpire Cooke, and a
game full Of wlle pitches, bases on balls
and hard hitting vas ths menu for this
morning. Bates started for Wheeling,
hut was wild at times. and skopec was
substituted in the seventh inning and
dId much better. With two on bases
and two out In the first inning, Turner
hit over the fence for home ruiz. and
again in the ninth with two out and two
on bases Turner hit over right field
fence and put US one run to the good.
with two men out IN the tentd inning
and two men on bases, Meany hit for a
two Dagger and won us the game. Tur-
ner's terrific hitting was the special
,.,turp. Score: