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RAILROADS.
Washington, Alexandria
AND
Mount Vernon Railway

FROM station, lSla ST snd "a Avepga
In Eject November I. is99
For Alexandra. week days. $50. 704, I;so
SEQ. SIS. $50, 9.25. 1000. 100. i.S. .. ~
WHO'S, 1890, i2f5. N1;20. las 200 go SIS
8;59, N4;l5. $50. sos Ks 20. $50, 500. $50
Sundays-7.45, 600, a.f5 1879, HIS. a n.
l2C0 noon. 12:f5 1850, 2:15. 500. 3.t5. $40. 55
600 6;45, 1880. Sis. s:oo. 1000, u:.o, us,
p. m.
For Mount Vernon, week days-6:so. 500 1900
HOO. a. m, xl2O5. xi;2O. 800. 2:iO s;59, 7:0J.
e:c9 p. m.
sundays-9:oO. 1900 noon. 2;l5. s:i5. s:45. 300
y. m.
For Arlington ard AqSedHct Bridge. week
days-s;00. s59 '9.25 1000. HOO. a. m. az sos,
-l2:2o, l245 = IS. 20y. -2.sO. '325. AIS sos,
6;04. $50. zoo. 500 p. m.
sundays-7:45. 300. 9:45. 1880. HIS. =. m.
ECO noon, 12;45. 1880. 2.l5. 800, rs. 4.3O,
S:l5. 600. 6:i5, 80. Sis. p. m.
Parcels carried on all trains. Baggage checked.
sExpres- 10 Arlington only
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BUSINESS CHANCES.
FOR SALE Grocery. meat and provision store,
corner eth and SITS. ne, now doing fair
business; ill-health cause Of selling. Apply at
store apSs-3t
miles from Washington; good house and
water: land under cultivation; viii exchange Tor
Washington property or paying business d. n
LAP, 900 st. ap2o3t
FOR SALE-Cheap carpeaser shop. Apply at 22l
Pa. ave ne ap-S-"L
FOR sALE-Dairy lunch; excellent location;
profits $40 per week. CAPITAL BUSINESS
EXCHANGE, Room Il, Atlantic Bldg. sp2s-3t
RETIRING SALE Contents Of store 400 9th st.
NV. consisting Of wall paper Of more than
30 900 rolls an the newest latest as we'll as the
style - years ago. from cents mp apiece; we'll
selected assortment OF upholstery material for fur
niture covering. ap26-2mo' EN-
FOR ALE-Complcte stock and fixtures Of gro
Gerry store. also wagon and harness, doing
good cash business; cause sickness. Box ass this
office ap2l-5t, en-
4 MAN with 500 to join me in a sure thing at
summer resort; references exchanged. Ad-
dress Bon 4s6, this office. ap2l-5.
WANTED To purchase small grocery, coufec-
tonery, or fruit store. Address BON 49,,
this office. ap27-St
FOR HAl.E-~ilEh d1U uHIulNS OF toNftt ilOltIl
bargain store Tor rent. 6l2 9Th ST. sw
FOR SALE- Cigar. newspaper and stationery
store; no opposition. also big newspaper
route; low rent 80 18th st. NV. ap25-3t
FOR sALE-Dmg store elegant bushes. location;
beauty; $1,000. CAPITAL 81 SlNESs En-
CHANGE, Atlantic Bldg ap2'-St
FOR SAIE-Grocery store: must be sold; no rea-
NrF.fr
St. NV. ap2'St
YOUNG man in business wants a partner with
500 capital TO open another place; lady pre-
icrcd. Address BON 4s2, this office. ap27-lt
WANTED Party willing to furnish fine delivery
wagon and team can learn of clean money
making business Address BON ISL, this office.
WANTED Partner in a we'll established business
Address BON As this Office. ap273t
FOR SALE-A $500 printing ofile for SIPS. Al.
dress Bon 40. this ofhce ap2j-5t
FOR RENT Thrce-chair barber shop cheap;
owner has other business. Address Bon 463.
this Office. ap2J5t
FOR SALE Boarding house; will sell cheap; with
some b5aTders. COS N st. NV ap26St
daily sales. SIS; low rent; u
health cause. NEW YORK Bu SlNEss
BROKERS, 1000 T It. ap2O-5t
GROCERY: located northwest; monthly sales,
81. 900; investigate. NEW YORK Bu SINESS
BROKERS. 1906 + ST. ap26-3t
FOR SALE-BauslIp grocery store. 1915. CAPT.
TAI BUSINESS EXCHANGE. Atlantic Build
ing. apzb-5t
BARGAIN Saloon. Welt located; good business;
cheap rent: $3.50. CAPITAL 81 SiNESS EA
CHANGE, Atlantic Building ap26-3t
THE finest stock system IN existence; large as
sulrd income and guaranteed principal.
STOCK BROKERS" I. o. BON 1854, y. Y.
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SITUATIONS WANTED MALE AND
FEMALE.
wANTED-BICNcLEs
wANTrp-RooMs ND no,nr-

CASH PAID ior second faal b.l.l-, BEN
bAkiN. 1890 y. ave. uT arz6-t
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ron RENT-oFFICEs.

for TfNr- ROOFS IN building a33 I 50. Nv
cheap frll Apply to v. j. DANTE. IIutcA
iHs Bldg, 10Th and SIS. sP22ti
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HELP wANTED-NALE.

,,-,,r,n v,,r
- --T--.-----------------
WANTED Barber guarantee given. THOMAS
WANTED White barber. 81 guarantee; from 5
o.. m. TO u p. n 5i2 Ct. nv. il
ArANrrn. Two Young men from country. cook
- d--..ussbsrs. heiIb5z-. 3 walters. SHACRLE-
TDRu'> SIS p st. uu. %
.,,,.,.r - 1..-...l.-. ,g....,- ,,rsf.-r.d
a-. [o,,r-- ,,s, y. S.4i-,.it. as, y'nirr -
uu#r, walters. Apply, with references. DICKS
HOTEL AGENCY. OBJ ih ST. ~
WYNN ,..,,,,- man ..s f...,,.,r lunch room
waiter. man for r.a. estate office. .ahorers
slln per dat. drivers once boy HUM ~
Nrtz Bldg, nah and NV IL
1,-,>-7I-r. NJ Co. 5,f,,. sr., ,,,d f,,l-r and
t.r-r land nj 5rse. 1900 New York ave. nv.
Or
NANrrr a-st-cla.s white barber at once;
-j.g. HOTEL JOHNSON BAEBER>HoP.
WANTED l1l0red boy O. wash di.ia, and make
himself useful; age Ia OF u. short hours.
-- ~ - ~. 81. NV, .'-.l % o ,.--H-
WANTED Bright gal rai boy 60 wait on t7hlas:
must be l'rlt IN color. lnj m 81. nv.
u
WANrEp Three r,ir...-.. come rcsJ, 20 work
r. d uI.VBAtU U,4+t.yiIlr Ma 5p9s-3t
W1XT1D A. ,.r, r,--t5 r,r,netert lob
- "a. ,;rIIr,I1pI.s Ed HI, = II
-
'eif,. s week r1,5 BASEMENT. SIS 18th
ST. nv. 1t
.-.
monthly and expenses. PERRY NURSERY
CO., Rochester, \. l. Sp-'-9. 'Sa"o"
" ANTTn Boy ta work about the house; attend
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STATION CORNER or SIXTH AND y SrS
I;5 A. NJ WEEK DAYS. PfTTsBCRG EX-
PRESS-Parior and Dining Cars Harrisburg to
Pt;sburg
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CANADIAN PAcIFIJ RAILWAY.

Intended Steamship sai.ings from Vancouver.
JAPAN CHINA aal PHIlPPIS: ISLssoi
EMPRESS OF CHINA. May ]. July 0. Sept. 10
EMPRESS OF INDIA. May rs. July so Oct s
EMPRESS OF JAPAN. June IS, Aug. 20, Nov.
HaH.lG IstAy1i AND sUST.AIA
AIOWERA. 800. May ! AORANGE. June /
For rates apply 1229 Pennsylvania Avenue.
de1J-tu n. sa. SGT
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wANrED-HoRsEs AND VEHICLES.

WANTED Very small cottage; fabwhsH; must
he cheap Box sas, tais eHec 1-cu
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FOI Nd.
FOR sALE-DICYCLEs.

FOR SAIE-Bicy,le; $40. Enquire sundays, 2Iai
= 81. INV. APPS %
ANOTHER BARGAINING have on hand 20 OF
the famous MslsclbacI bicycles; Bcw 1900
r "dcl-, up 10 date in every respect, one piece
hanger. cNpandcr tar, sud scat post; choice OF
s1ddles. etc; guaranteed FIR the year have thsu
ia 3 coj0T-, price $50; don't mics this chance.
NATIONAL CYCLE CO., 1921 Ponua. ave. ape 70
BIG BtRGAINs-In second band bicycles, some
lli grade AID only slightly used, from s. Up
CYCLE EXCHANGE, 40 lCth a. nv. apZ7-3.
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sggSS) Chesapeake
SS1Ts & Ohio Ry.
Through the Grnndest Scenery OF
America All Trains Eestibuiedt
Electric Lighted, steam Heated
All Meals served ia Dining Cars.
STATION sixth and b streets.

schedule in trelt February 80 ls1J.
a-5 T. NJ DAILI-Ciueiuusu and 81. Louis
Sr..lll- Solid train for Cincinnati Pullman
s.r.aers 20 Cincinnati. Lexington, Louisville, In
l.ltlgll.s and ST. Louis, without change. fIf.1r
On toyngt.n Va. to Virginia HOT Springs
P.r.1- cars Cincinnati 90 Chicago.
u.Il T. NJ DAILi-F. f. y. Limited sold
train for Cincinnati Pullman Sgeptrs % tln-iu-
r.ti Lexington and Louisville, without change,
open jog occupancy a. 300 D. m- Clunec-
zion for Hot Springs Va, daily. Pullman
...T-sr-r-ert car 20 Virginia IIot Springs daily
,y.sr- -rrd1r Observation Car Hinton 70 Gin
.anaG segpts Cincinnati 10 Chicago and ST.
Louis.
mas A " DAILY EXCEPT SJNDAN-For
Newport News. Norfolk, and Old Point Comfort
gia Penn r. r., r. +. P, and kichm0ndJ.
4.Ij f. NJ DAILN-For GOrdonsyllie, Char.
lsftssyiHa stanton, daily. and for Richmond.
daily. except sunday.
Reservation and tickets AZ Chesapeake ard Ohio
.e+-ar 5fl Pennsylvania Avcrgr. COZ 18th street
-.Is D. and No tlr station Telephone call. lil,
g T-r-ss lya4.t Railroad Cab ~eryire-
o. 50. DO IIFF
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STEAMBOATS,,
STEAMBOATS,.
--~--~J--------------~s
Norfolk & Washington
Steamboat Go.

- Every day in the year for Norfolk, New
- port News, and all points South, by the
- superb, powerful steel palsce steamers
- Newport News Norfolk and Wash
- ington,' on the following schedule:
Lv Washington. $50 pm Lv. Portsmouth S 90 pm
Lv Alexandria. 100 pm Ly. Norfolk. ...-.5.45 pm
Ar Fl Monroe.7cO am Lv. Fl. Monroe..6.i5 pm
Ar Norfolk. 500 am Ar. Alexandra 6 80 am
Ar Portsmouth.sl5 am Ar Washington 100 am
- Tickets on sale at ST. Penn. ave-. B, and
- o. ticket Office, 6l9 Penn. ave, and corner
- 18th st. and ". Y. ave, C. & o. ticket Of
- fees at 5l3 Penn. ave. and 500 18th st.;
- S. 4. l. ticket Office. 1884 v. Y. ave. and
- on board steamers
- sFFor further information apply at gen
- ersl Offices, It'll st. wharf, Wash. d. C.
- Phone. $50.
no2S-tf JOHN CALLAHAN. General Manager.
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wANrED-rlPEwRITERs.
wANTED-uoUsEs.

WANTED Six-room house fsr cash purchaser.
under 81 so. not southeast. sc have tenants
To- Groom houses CLARK BROS, 01J 18Th b.
aU2s-3t
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NANTED-A hone and wagon or buggy. ou wcck-
ly payments. Address bon so. tlis lfilc.
apg1 q
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YyANTrn- settled colorrd warnsr 90 cid Co ieHd
children. stay nghts' prefer one from '..'h-
trr 1872 Isl 81 Uv. ~
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AMERICAN LINE.
FAST EXPRESS SERVICE.
NEW YORK SOUTHAMPTON LONDON
CALLING. WESBOUND. At CHERBOtRG,
Sailing Wednesdays at 10 q. IN.
RED STAR LINE.
NEW K-ANTWERP-PARiS
Every Wednesday at u noon
INTERNATIONAL NAVIGATION COMPANY.
Piers Il and Is. y. R.-Ofice. 70 Broadway, y. l.
Philadelphia Office 305-8J7 Walnut St
WASHINGTON OFFICE-1306 + ST. \. W.
Or ". G. MOSS, Agent, at Sanders & Stayman 5,
1877 St nv.
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wANTrD-A oolored girl of d or D. years 9f
age TO DO H-ht work Apps d ''. 10 81
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STORAGE.

STORAGE. ID cents per load UNITED STATES
STORAGE CO., 40 10Th ST. NV. sp2sSt
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NANTED-Iady copyi-, also lad, -i.'- a.
ave.
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ron RENr-sURtRBAN.

FOR RENT-Cottaga ~ rooms; 3 acres. or
Hamilton Road. near AnIr1stA Apply 4I
Fl. g. He- srl7.t ,..f
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HELP wANTED-MALE & FEMALE

NANTED-Ladies and gents g. solicit orders i1e
ice cream and ices NlLkINS CREAMERY.
90 gth IT. nw. Phone 1891 ap-7-lt, efH
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while Skaters troops were dying by
the dozen.
The latest duty to which marines
have been assigned is at the naval sta
ton at CavItc. near Manila. Shortly
bafore departing for home with the
olympia" Admiral Dewey cabled the
navy department and recommended
that there be sent to him with the least
POSSIBLE delay u battalion OF marines
DOR shore duty ut the naval station at
Caylte. Within four days from the re-
ceIpt of the cable battalion consist
ing OF about 300 men and twenty otii-
GERS was organized at the navy yard,
New York, and started for San Fran
cisco by rail. six days thereafter 1t sail
ed in an army transport for Cav!te. full
ly equipped for calls Of duty.
Two more battalions have sailed since
then for CavIte, with equal celebrity and
dispatch. The marines have had their
share OF lighting in the Philippines, par
ticularIy at linus, where they were so
warmly commended by General Law
ton. 1t is to be remembered how the
marines waded through mud ana rlca
fields sometimes up to their shoulders
and how they captured the town OF
linus and turned it over to the army,
which arrived there "a little late"
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Schell also competed. Time, $3.50. Won
last year by steenrod, time 2:5S.
Throwing the ball-John Handlan
first; G. Caldwell. second; w, schsll
and John Fair also threw. Distance 81
yards and 3 inches. Won last year by
Kirk, distance 81 yards.
one-fourth mile bicycle raoe-Ivan
Fawcett, first; r, j. Stone, second; Frew
Hail was the other contestant, Time,
seq. Last years time was 4:e2, made
by Travis.
44O-yard dash-Alfred Caldwell, first;
w. schell. second; another runner was
John Handlan. Time 1909 3-5. Won in
1899 by Caldwell, time, 1908 2-5.
Juvenile one-fourth mile bicycle race
-Albin schubart. first; George Brad
ford was the only other entrunt;
time So seconds. There was no similar
race In 1899.
Fifty-yard dash-cotts first; f. Park
second; w. Travis, II, Orr and g. Luchs
also contested. Time, C seconds.
one-fourth mile bicycle race--G. cald-
well, first; L. staenrod. second; G. Is
rael also rode. Time. 4O1-5 seconds.
Won last year by steanrod, time IS sec
onds.
SSO.yard dash-A. Caldwell. first; w.
schell, second; no other contestants.
Time 1892 20 seconds. Won by Grafton
In 1899. time, $3.50 seconds.
100 yard dash-Cotts. first; 2 Park,
second; Travis was the other entrant.
Time. 10 2-5 seconds! .
Two-mile handicap bicycle race--H,
Crago. 100 yards. first; E, schell 200
yards, second; L. steenrod. scratch.
third; other riders were G. Caldwell. G.
Israel, H. Thomas and James MCGEE.
Time 1902. Won by steepod last year,
time, 5:OS2-5.
The officers of the day were as fol-
lows:
comandant in chargc-Lleut. B. C.
Dent, U. S. N
Starter-c. w. Alexander.
Referee, Charles G. Dobblns.
Judses-Jasun c, Stamp, Clarence
Echols and C. c. Jansen.
Timers-T. Harvey Pollock and AL
bert L. Lash.
seorers-Robert Emblem, Charles
Delgnan.
Measurers-charles Duval John
Sands.
Clerk of course-Hermann TrIeder-
lchs.
Announcer-Herbert sonneborn.
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r,, a,,,,,, s,l5 d,v 81 tn.. rips,v In.
49, 80, ~, -.
S'i'u'e --'9 - ''''N
fair GROUNDS yesterday afternoon ana
the interesting contests attracted u
rood.s,zed crowd. the fair sex being
an 1,,s,, ,n,,rs
So,'1 ,l - .s.S..a.,r,, -, ,so, ,n,pv
wv '''s 49,. l,,,, ., -o,., ,nd h,,c, rIb-
80; 80 49,, 80 ~ ,n,r - -,onJ ana
70" Au'.s, , ~, 49,. Wv =, ', ,,osnra ana
'o'H , "a ,',5 go, ,,,m ',. tr,a,,,n,I,,
Llns'y S'"'O' -" "4'
"a, ~, ,,,.., ,.,a,,. .,.,,oA.s b. ,so lie,
n.t 80 ,, 49,, ~ T., 49,, ,sas ,no
y. s"''ts' ,,nr et ~, ,a,'s,,. ,I,ho,t
"'''.I'S ,H -. M W. -. ~, o,r,as,
very na'I i,e 80 , In ~ $3.50, ,,. ~. .,hs 1t
was 1nT Nv ~ $50 -. w. - ~
"a. w., - 49, ard n,s two.mi,a
''le ~, ~ ~. r,.',,'- aua,,,,a ,1,noy
,,1Hul'ap %a' ~ ,.,,.,,.,' ,",',ss mho
S'usO "' ', - 49,, . - Is "o, rn,ror
o ',.. an i0uHu >, ' ~. n,,, ,Sa snnor
'.,S $3.50, ~ 80 =, ,Ii,aa, sci,,,I vbo
Wou ~ NV -. so,,. ~ .,,a .aa"n1s , an,.n
s S'' ','e 80. us '''4 WV . '
u'u 'no" INV, '.,,,. ,-r. ,,,u.,s rso,ra,
:" SUM iesps.a' ,a'' 80 anS In
lor st.".'ai ~" "s -sos J Thr tr,ck
o ,-.'., ~ %oa,a,,,s ,,,ns ,,oyv after
ysS'rtu' o,,s s'% ,na ,,,,o,a r,dor, buygp1
.ls a%.'. l IL "a =, ,Ss +rac,, al, oronnd
~, r,,e ou.sI IS -, - ."s vs. s"nows,
H NJ, eUn ., 81 VINE, enhan arst.
tVVsa.H uao' IN, antrants ,y,rn w
C. ~, - :, wills gr,r,o 10 a seconds
49,, Tots' aa' s.. Wv. - ~. tIomi,,on In
,s tM' ~. 49, los, S-S s" "1
4' J,,, ''Ills = 49,, go, md ,rn,-troue.
o Isa'''', Ss". .' t,e.ad r,,idH,aI seconI.
S !,,, , -, ct,rras w,fts md
otn is 'T U.s. 1r,,,nnna .. r,a, In
al 'iNi 80, o. 1000 ~. cra,,ar dI.t,no.
=. -. q ,,o,,as
10 I",,,,S hnIs-n,, h,cyo,s r,ce--r,d
Du"'' 80 -, =. NJ
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II there are any persons In wheeling
DESTROYS Of entering the service OF the
United states Marine Corps, United
States Navy, they can be enlisted upon
application at Room No. Reilly block
The new station is under the super"
vision of Lieutenant o. H. Rask, U. S,
NJ. C. The establishment of an inland
recruiting station is departure for the
United States navy department and is
made necessary by reason of the vast
need of men in the marine corps and
other branches of the navy. Some 1.4OO
are required for the marine corps alone,
Lieutenant Rask, who Is to look after
the office in this city, was interviewed
by an Intelligencer man, and the fol.
lowing information was ELECTED:
He expressed himself as being very
wen pleased with the outlook. and
thinks that after the object of the office
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ton outside of his district viii com,
up to-day. on n suit recently decided b
Squire Rogers, entitled Grace Bendel
VS. August Hoffman,
A writ OF certlorarl was granted or
the application Of p, j. DOnuhuc, and
the case Of ]. S. Rafferty, VS.. P j, DonN
hue was taken out OF Justice Peter,
mans court and placed on the circuit
court docket for further proceedings.
The court sustained the verdict ID
the case Of American Preservers COM
pany VS.. Joseph Speidel & Co.
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delightfully."- Entertained,

Miss Angelina Neuhardt delightfully."-
entertained a party OF her young
friends Thursday evening, at the home
Of her sister. Mrs. Jesse McCausland,
at Echo Point. The evenings princl-
pal diversion was dancing and the
guests returned to the city on a special
motor.
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In part of the circuit court, Judge
Hervey. yesterday, in the case Of Eccles
c. Whyte VS.. Wheeling Corrugating
Company, arguments for new trial
were set for this morning.
Hennie K. Coll VS.. The Guarantee
Loan & Trust Company, tudgemRt on
the demurrer was deferred.
The question of Justices jurlsdic-
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DIED.

BREIDING-on Thursday. May 81. 1900.
mt 1885 p. M. MARGARET NJ, young-
est child of George and Mollie Breid-
ing aged year ! month and Q days.
Funeral from residence OF parents. No.
2lOS Eof street, Sunday afternoon at
! o'clock. Services at st. AtphonUis
church at 1850 o'clock. Friends Of the
family respectfully invited to attend.
Interment at Mt. Calvary cemetery
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FRUIT TREES, Grape Vines, Rasp-
berry, Blackberry and Strawberry
Plants. Half AGENT prices. Cata-
logue frea Reid's Nurseries, Tel 5S,
Ohio. this
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GREAT Line of Blue Serge Suits,
single and double-breasted Four.
different weaves Of the $40 grade.
NJ. GUTMAN g co., 4.
Twelfth and Main Streets.
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THE MARINE CORPS.
Interesting Talk With Lieut.. Rask,
the oRcer In Charge of
THE RECRUITING STATION

In Wheeling The Outlook Good for
Securing Numerous Recruits in
This Section Of the country-Four-
teen Hundred Recruits are Want
ed-The Part the Marines Have
Played in the Nations History.
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LINSLY ATHLETES
Contest in Annual Field Day at the
State Fair Grounds.
THE FAIR SEX CONSPICUOUS

AS Usual at the Linsly Functions
The Events Afforded Interesting
Trials of Speed aud Strength.
The Track Was Slow and Last
Years Records Were Superior in
Most Cases as a Result.
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McKINLEY's Favorites, the Grand
Army Band Of Canton, o., at Wheel
ing Park next Sunday afternoon,
June 8. Admission, 1oc.
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200 Bicycle Suits, worth SO 80 to
SO co. While they last, your choice
for SO 90. NJ. GUTMAN & co.,
Twelfth and Main Streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-02

FOR latest fashions in cut ana ma.
teriRl. go to
c. w. sEABRIGHT's SON. Tailor. )
220l Main Street.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-02

NEGLIGEE shirts-over $50 pat
terms Attract everybody. SOC to
50. NJ. GUTMAN g. CO.,
Twelfth and Main Streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-02
Whats Thisp

six highest vaudeville acts free to the
patrons OF the A. O., u. w. outing a
Wheeling Park, Wednesday. June 10.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-02

GOOD Union Workmanship at G. W.
SEABRIGHT's SON, Twenty-second
ana Nam Streets.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-02

COME one. come all to the A. O. U.
W. Outing at Wheeling Park, Wednes-
day, June 80
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-02

DANCING afternoon and evening,
Saturday, June 2, at Mozart Park, Full
orchestra.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-02

nNTV on extraordinary occasions
UNLl do we use locals. Our
Embroidery ad. tells about such an
occasion. Read it,
GEO. M. SHOOK & co.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-02

People never seem to tire of buying
them-5Oc to $500, or any price between,
Plain white or colored Look where YOU
will and you will find no such an assort-
ment as shown here
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-22
MAY DROP A TEAM.
State Ma.natcs Will Meet in Newport
News TODAY,

NEWPORT NEWS, VA. May 21.-Spe-
cial.-A meeting of the Virginia League
magnates will be held at the Augusta Ho-
tel. of this place, tomorrow afternoon,
When the question of determining whether
the Petersburg team, with another team,
will be dropped from the baseball circuit,
will be decided
AT the meeting in Richmond last week
a committee, of which President Cunning
ham was made chairman. was appointed
10 so TO Petersburg for the purpose of in
terest;ng the people there into buying the
franchise from Manager Foster. In case
the report of the committee is adverse to
the Petersburg team. another nine will be
dropped and an effort started to continue
the League as a four-game circuit Mana
ger Ed Ashenback, of the Hampton nine,
in speaking OF the meeting tomorrow,
gave it as his opinion that in case Peters
burg was dropped, the Richmond team
would meet a like fate. and the League
would continue with Hampton, Norfolk,
Newport News, and Portsmouth as the
opposing clubs.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-05-22
Work oftllc Ambulance.

There were three accidents at the Lo-
connective Works Yesterday. At 1855 in
the morning. A. w. Matthews, white
employee, had his right arm cut by a piece
of steel.
At l2:4o o'clock C. Q. Brown had his
left arm badly bruised by being caught in
a planning machine and at 1880 O'Clock a
large bolt, after falling about so feet
struck the head of JOAN Dunberser, max
ing severe wound.
DIR. Fisher, OF the Ambulance, treated
all three cases.
The following calls We're answered on
Sunday:
At Q A NJ it was called to the First
Police Station to attend James Gray,
whose right knee had been badly cut by
a horse falling upon him.
Al 9:3S P. NJ. it responded to a call
from No IA North Second Street, to
attend William Cordin, who had been
severely cut about the head by Morton
Watson.
At II P NJ. it was called to Foushee
Street, to attend Mr.. Clarence Woodbridge,
OF Lunenburg county, who had fallen
upon the street. He was taken to the
alsmhouse, and found to be i'll with
typhoid-fever.