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BOWLING.


Averages in the Musee league to date
show all the boys continuing their good
work stuart Falck Just held his aver
age the past week, while Emblem again
raised his by getting 56i. The other
boys are holding their own, and there
promises TO be an interesting race for
the individual honors, The averages:
Stuart Falcls. Colts, 30, 176; Emblem,
Colts, As. 1T3; c. RAIDER, Colts, II, 40;
Stevenson, Tom Moores, IS, 40; W. Will
helm, Lenox, AZ, 100; Campbell, Tom
Moores, Is. 1867; Handy, Colts, &c, 1856;
y. BeaTley, Crescents. Is, 1Gj; Marsch-
ner, Tom Moores, "a. 1866; WettZeI, Tom
MoOrGs, u, 1876: Bickmeyer, Colts, 81, 164;
Beuter, Crescents, 80. 1876; Nolte, Tom
MOores. 2l, 100; Handlan, Tom Moores,
81. 100; King. Crescents, n, l5S; Hem
ming, Brownies, "a. 1853; Cochran, Tom
AIoores, Sc. l59: Reed. Colts, 10, Isl;
Gray. LenOH, p, lj6; CASTOR, Crescents,
AZ, lac: Witthuhn, Buckeyes, 49, l54;
r. Wilhelm. Sanatcls, 81, 1874; Meyer,
Crcscents, y. 164; FuEate, Daisies, 10,
Tom Moores, r.. Isl; Miller, IenoX. 3,
149; Crumbacker, Crescents, IL, 40;
thinner, Brownies. IS, 49, Hores Brow
MES, Is, 1913; j. RAIDER Sanatels, q, li7;
Turner, Tom MOOres, Is. TAG; l.. Bern
hart, Buckeyes, az, 1876; Frohme, Brow
MICS, ~, 146; Sheets. LenOx. l2 1876; Han
nan. Lcnox, 81, lia: Coleman. Crescents.
90. ia: DIscher Brownies 90 49,; jun
kens brownies, 80, 1d3; Bal2er, Cres-
cents, "a. l43: Beckett, Brownies, 81. 1872;
J.. Modar Daisies, AZ. ill Il. Sender
man, Sanatels. 20. 40: Edwards. Buck
eyes, 20, 100; Wood. Brownies, 49, $40;
II. Bearley. Crescents, 10, 1873; Miller,
Sanatels, IS, 1871; HRnes, Daisies, IS. 1856,
Mccullough. Brownies. Is, 1856; Wilson,
brownies. "a. 1873; Birkotte. LenUx. .,
j Yahu. Sanatels. A., 1870. Schnelle, Dali
slcs, IL, 1870: Bartholomew Daisies, IL,
1870; Habcrlin, Buckeyes, u. l25; Roe.
der Buckeyes. ~, IFS.
The schedule for this week IL as FOL.
lows: Monday, Daisies vs.. Sanatcls:
Tuesday. Crescents VIZ Colts; Thursday
Tom MOurcs vs. Buckeyes; Friday Len
ONs ~. Brownies.
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TIE coLUMBUs TEAM.
Magnate Riley Receiving Scores Of
Applications From Players.

Magnate Riley Receiving Scores OF
Applications From Players.
COLUMBUS. Ohio. Feb. 4,-says the
state Journal this morning: The local
base ball situation remains practically
UNCHANGED since the announcement Of
the purchase Of the Interstate league
franchise by Mr.. John Riley. During
the week Mr.. Riley has received scores
Of letters from well-known players. Of
ferinr him their services. and It is
very evident that Columbus is q popu-
lar town With the ball players. valdols,
or Cincinnati, the clever short-stop
who saved Torreyson bottle of wine
by knocking the ball over the fence in
the first game the Wanderers played
hare last summer, has been heard from
and ls now considering terms. Mr.. Riley
also has under consideration the apple
cations OF several well-known players
from the Eastern and Atlantic leagues
who are anxious to come west and play
in the Interstate league.
The consent OF all the property own
ers in the vicinity Of the Neit field,
where the grounds have been located.
has been secured. with one exception,
and Il is confidently believed that this
one gentleman will oppose no real OBJ
stacle TO the success OF the new team.
Mr., Riley is meeting with hearty en-
enlargement from the business men OF
.ho ,It,. In his earnest endeavor to give
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MAcRUM MUM.
Arrived in New York Yesterday, but
Refuses to Talk

Arrived in New York Yesterday, but
Refuses to Talk,
NEW YORK, Feb. 4.-charles z. Ma
crum, the former United States consul
at Pretoria, who asked to be recalled at
time when affairs in the republic
were, at a crisis and when his presence
ut the Transvaal republic was ur-
gently required by the state depart
ment. arrived here to-day on the Amer
lean line steamship st. Paul. With
him were his wife and little daughter.
Mr. Maerufn has maintained silence rs
to his reasons for wishing to leave his
station, and though repeatedly asked to
make public his reasons for so doing,
he has refused. His silence is still I'M
broken. though Mr., Macrum says that
tomorrow after his arrival in WASH
ington and visit to the state depart
inent, he will issue statement over his
signature telling why he left his post at
such critical time.
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Mnsee Handicap.

In the Muaee handicap last week the
Crescent team again came 10 the front
with a winner tn the shape OF SID Saf-
ver's score Of go. for scratch man. while
George Whlttuhn. of the Buckeyes. car
rled OF the handicap honors with a
score Of 80 CLARK Hanes, Of the Dali
sIes. held the high handicap score, 2ia,
tin Saturday night, when Within beat
him out with 2ig 10 his credit.
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MARTIN,s FERRY NHWs.
The Daily Chronicle Of whecling's
Progressive Neighbor.

Progressive Neighbor.
The Republican central committee
met Saturday night at The city building,
and decided upon Saturday. March ., MS
the date for holding the primaries. It
was also decided thar the primaries
should be held under the Australian
ballot system, and that the polling
places would be the same MS heretofore.
The primaries are to select candidates
for the following offices: Mayor. mar
shall. treasurer, street commissioner. so-
licitor. one member or the water board
one member OF the electric light board
two members ofthe board or education,
one mcmber Of council from each ward
and one assessor from each ward. All
names NJ candidates must be handed 10
the central committee, accompanied by
the necessary fee. Monday evening.
February &C. otherwise they win not an
pear on the regular ticket
The funeral OF Mrs. Mary Phillips
took place yesterday afternoon. at .
o'clock. from her late residence, on Sec.
ond street, and was largely attended,
Rev, W. c. D. Bond. pastor of The Hap
list church, onlclatGd The lntermcut
was ut Rivcrvlcw cemetery
Mills Nos. 2, and OF the old depart
mcni of the Laughln VIII go on this
morning, after several months idle
ness. mills N6F aud viii 80 on to-
morrow morning and mills Nos. and
VIII resume Wednesday morning
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NBfEHoRKkL LIFE or MOODY NOW.
-l4!A ready. Tens Of thouIandG viii .
sold, Opportunity Of lie time 20 mako
send ten cents for outfit and 81 drst ID
aelq. Each Glthaefther gers q fnNcphoto-
type portrait 81 llF, Moody for fFaIAiNg
free, Write quick. AMERICAN BOOK
AND BIBLE HOUSE. ~ n ilth ST, Phil
odelphia. Pa. 5ai5.mW&f
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WheeIing League.

After leading the Wheeling league IN
diyldual HvetpR es for many weeks, Bert
Emblem now takes second position, ana
RAIDER. the All Alike crack assumes ne
leadership Three players. all Of the
Wheeling team, Campbell, Stevenson
and Hnndlnn. are lied Tor third posiilnn.
An Alike continues IN the lead The
Individual averages follow: Raider, All
Allkes. A.. l7S; Emblem. X i. Is" 20,
III; Campbell, Wheeling, 30. III; steven
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REAL ESTATE BULLETIN.


S.lOO-rwo frame dwellings and LOT on
Fourteenth street, WIN exchange for sub
urban property 1900 for l0.rO0med brick
and S. so for two brick dwellings, each on
Fifteenth street, $1,000 for brick dwelling
and lot. west side North Main street. 5000
for tWo-stOry frame residence, s rooms ard
basement: LOT iOi By ii0, 81 1900 and tl.S0O
ouch for I lots IN Pleasant Valley, most
panoramic location IN the Valley. V.lel
FOR twO-story frame dwelling aud lot. NO,
Ing lot on Lind street. 500 for lot q feet
front. running 10 creek, north Of Baker
street. N-fOut and 25-foot lots on Wood
street, near FortiCth street. on payment
OF $500 and upwards Some money on hand
for good mortgage loans on city and coun-
~ realty. For rent now rooms on North
Main street; office room In Mansonle
Temple
c. A. SCHAEFER 6 co.
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was the first instance Of being nlpDed
after hitting to center, at least about
New York
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PROPOSALS.
nRoPosAI.s FOR FURNISHING
i BRICK, SEWER PIPE AND CURB

Il BRICK, SEWER PIPE AND GuRB-
ING.
Sealed proposals will be received by tho
Board Of Public Works Of the city OF
Wheeling until y O'Clock noon. Monday,
February ~ 1909, for furnishing paving
brick, sewer pipe and cUrbinE during the
year iaNO: also for dressing and resetting old
Cuibug, Specifications can be obtained At
he office OF the clerk OF tho board. Bids
must be separate ON brick. sewer Pipe and
curblng, and shall he mSdc on printed
forms. which will be furnished by the
clerk
The successful bidders Will be required to
give bonds Tor the following amounts rs
a guarantee Of the faithful performance
Of their contracts:
For furnishing paving brick, three thou
sand tSg.0OOl dOlarr
For furnishing sewer pipe, ono thousand
Sl0OM dollars.
For furnishing curblnE and dressing and
resetrinE old curbinG. one thousand $1,000
dollars
a certified check for the sum OF two
hundred (l20Ol dollars, payable to the order
az the Board OF Public Works. and the
names OF the anrctica offered. must accom-
phny each proposal
The board reserves the right to reject
any or all bids
iN3l VIM. H. HORNtSI, Clerk,
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FOR SALE.
Brick dwelling house on Eoff street, 10
rooms, both gases, for $500.
New house, Mount Wood road.
No % sixteenth street, a-stoty brick
No II Vermont street.
Desirable property for wholesale bust.
ness, centrally located.
No IL Vermont street.
No. 9s Ohio strcet-pricc for quick sale,
81 200
No GO North Front street
Desirable property on Chaplins streets
corner lot. 6S feet front.
No. g Sixteenth street.
No. q Maryland street
No 70 North York street,
No G6 Seventeenth street
Corner lot on Fifteenth street.
Lot on South Front street.
No. 4i2 Main street,
No &c and 422l5 Market S:reet
No. 22I Main street
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WANTED.
AGENTS.
FEMALE HELP WANTED.

CaOA A DAY EASILY MADE TAX.
ID IN ING orders for Life of Moody
Best book. Best terms. Credit, Full out
ut free. STANDARD PUBl.lsHlNG 5S -
ii n. Sixth ST.. Philadelphia, Pa. Jazz
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...,FOR SALE.,,.

Desirable dwelling at 10 North York
street This ls a river lot. 6OSt0o House
contains rooms, halls. BATH laundry. nm
islied attic, with all modern improvements
Beautiful yard. with large shade trees, a
splendid home ! will soil house and lot
on quick deal for less than the house
cost It's real bargain,
6-roomed dwelling on Erie street. near
New Jersey street, for Gl.l0O. In good con-
dition YOU can't build the house for tina
price OF house and LOT.
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BOXING.

Wheellngites may not see Oscar
gardner again until after his encounter
on March . With Terry AicGoyern. He
left last night for West Baden. Ind, NC
companied by his brother Eddie, ana
his manager, P. H. Sullivan, of New
York. They viii remain at West Baden
about two weeks, and then 20 to Lake
wood, N. J., where Oscar win complete
his training. In reply to a question
oscar said he was not surprised ut the
result Of tire santry-M cGovern AFFAIR,
and he won hat on It. santry, he said,
Is q tail, slim fellow, and good only at
long range lighting. AIcGovern, added
oscar. fights very much on his own
style, 50 1t will be Greek against Greek
when they meet.
An effort WIN be made to get up an
excursion party to 80 to New York to
witness the McGovern-G Gardner fight, on
March 0, and any person DESTROYS Of
Eoing Il requested to leave his name
with P. r. Murphy. at Wlnder 8 Par
xer'a Parlor saloon. by mail or other
wise. Arrangements are under way
With oHileals Of the Pennsylvania rail-
road, regarding q special coach and low
rates, and Il party OF nifty can be Sc
cured, the rate to New York and re-
turn viii be quite reasonable. With the
interest in the fight being so great
locally, that number should be obtain
ed in this city.
The Metropolitan Clubs next attrac-
ton viii be the night of Dewey Day."
February %, and It will bring together
sam Bolen, Of New York. and Louden
campbell, OF Pittsburgh. They are
matched at 1876 pounds at 3 p. M, the
day Of the contest.
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ron SALE.

CNANAR1Es- 800 TIARTZ MOUNTAIN
~ Rollers. Males from 800 up, Females
5Ce; also Bird Cages, at HENRY HELM
BRlGHT'S, corner Market and Sixth
Strents odPi
DOR s4ALE-FoR TIE NEXT THIRTY
~ days we will sell you a new safe at
cheap. Address or call on BOWI.IN q
CHUTE, National Exchange Bank Bulld-
mss, ja2i
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FOR RENT.

FURNISHED ROOM FOR RENT on
Island. near bridge; front room. sultn-
bic for two gentlemen. Address j., care
/, eiiigencer office. jail
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ANNoUNoEMENTs.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

4 hereby announce myself as Candf-
date for the nomination for Justice Of the
Pence, subject to the decision OF the lie:
publican voters OF Union district, Marshall
county, and respectfully solicit your sup
jar II. N. SMITH.
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FOR SALEM.

Lamb residence. Nos clOi ana slN5 Chap
line street Large. rOomy house, corner
lot, ut q bargain,
Nos, isO5 and 1900 Main street, business
house. Rents pay p per cent on price
asked
Nov. 2aOO and 300 Chnpllne street at q
barEitin. ~
Nos. 1901, 1909 and 1905 Eo0 street This
prapcr,y nays 70 per cent on price asked.
ESQ huys house Of seven rooms, Al Echo
Point,
ROLF & ZANE,
NJ IN rnmrLnnnhh 81
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NOR RENT THE DELAPI.A1rS
l homestead located at No. 1901 Chan.
Inc street. Apply 70 lacobrW. Grnbb, NO.
1865 Market street. de2s
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JAMES a. HENRY.

Real Estate Agent, Collector, Notary
Public and Pension Agent, No. 1873
Main street.
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MONEY 70 LOAN.

NMV Fire lnBuT9nce.
We W Surety BoRdR,
National Exchange Rank BuildinE.
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DOR RENT-Two STORE ROOMS. q
~ and o Twelfth street NOLAN Bl0Olgj.
Best location In the city Enquire Of r.
Telephone 1914. fe3
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.oOFnR lRRNfNoi

Store rooms on Main ana Tenth stfeetH.
New residence, 5 rooms on ChapllRo
street, north OF Eleventh street, $50 per
rooms third door 1865 Main street.
JAMES L. HAWBEY,
Real Estate and Loans 1866 Main Street.
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IlHoR RBNT-FURNIsHED ROOMS:
" modern coHveniences; centrally To-
Gated. Enquire OF MRS =. w. WELLS.
2Sn Chapilne street. in26-mW6fs
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GIoR RENT-ENTfRE STORE ROOM
II at 1903 Main street, or first and second
story only OF same. II 20 desired, now Occu-
pied by the Alexander brew Furniture
Company. Possession given April lGt next.
nat ~ ~
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Tor RENT STORE ROOM, No. 1l4s
Main street, now occupied by ].
Front. Possession April !. 1900. Apply
10 William Schwertfeger, No. 1146 Main
street. ja2
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NOTICE.
I desire to announce TO the Republicans
County Assessor. Country District OF Ohio
County, at the primary election
Your support is respectfully solicited.
ia1 LESTER SMITH.
INo THE VOTERS.
hereby announce myself as a candidate
for the Republican nomination for County
Assessor in the Country District, subject
10 the party primary election.
respectfully solicit yonr support.
mw&f.jal ROBERT ANDERSON.
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- i !laI "a. 80 81 w.
The Hocking sentinel. [volume] (Logan, Ohio) 1871-1906, 1900-10-11
Testing Them,

Alexander Hamilton, when slavery
existed TO a limited extent on Manhat
tan Island. bought slave for the pur
pose of emancipating him.
At the first meeting of the Emanci-
patton Society of the City of New
York. Hamilton attended at the request
of Lafayette. who desired to become
an honorary member.
Gentlemen" said Hamilton. coming
straight to the point, lin token of our
sincerity. let every person here emanci
pate his slaves now.
The members were astOnished nj the
application of this severe test. Not one
was willing To submit to it. Hamilton.
seeing that his proposition met with
general disapproval, took his hat and
left the building.
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FEATURES OF THE CAMPAIGN.
Rspublic aus Not Only ON the Defensive,
but They Are on the Run.

~ss
Two features of the present campaign
deserve special notice. First, that the
lefections from the Republican party
AN no longer be denOminated local i'll
.idents. The tide Bryan-ward sweeps
)ver the nation and Democracy counts
Is recruits in States all the way from
Maine TO Oregon. Early in the cam
)aign, the Republicans asserted, and
perhaps even believed that large num-
,ers -"Hrc DESERVING their party as Il re-
suit u. al conditions. They now con
.cdc their mistake: acknowledge the
detection To be national, the dissatiS-
action general, and are using every eX-
pedient that can occur to the minds OF
desperate politicians TO keep the fol
overs of the party in line.
The second feature of the campaign
hat deserves special notice is this, that
The Republicans now acknowledge
themselves to be fighting upon the lie
tensive. They no longer under the com
nand of their party generals, make bold
attacks upon Democratic positions.
Offensive warfare has become, with
them, an impossibility. They are fight
ing strictly on the defensive and they
acknowledge it.
The Chicago Tribune, heading the
speech OF Senator Beveridge recently
delivered mt the Auditorium, Chicago,
used the following as a sub-head: lie
defends policy of war;" and the speech
was i'm very truth an elaborate defense
of the foreign policy of the present ad-
ministration. Senator BeveridGe was
kept so busy during his entire speech,
explaining" the actions of Mckinley's S
administration that he did not find time
during his entire Grafton to attack a
single principle of the Democratic plat
form. Every practical politician appre-
riates the disadvantage of fghtihg
upon the defensive. 1t is Il condition
calculated to fill the managers of Nc
Kinlcy's campaign with gloom, and to
cause the Democratic leaders to be-
come jubilant over the prospects OF Il
victory that is every day becoming
more and more a matter of certainty.
The Republicans are upon the defen-
,ive; more than that, they are on the
'un.
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lie Became q Hero.

A Kentucky newspaper, the Har
Democrat, says that some
"ex-Confederates" We're swapping war
stories recently. when one of them told
the following. which conveys whole
some lesson against hasty Judgment:
Just before the battle of Murfrees-
boro Il detachment of MOrgan's com
mand was guarding a mountain pass Il
few miles from Bradyville. Tenn. y
portion of the valley leading 10 the pass
was dcnsely wooded and swampy. The
marsliy ground abOunded in bullfrogs
OF huge proportions, and the trees af-
fordcd roosting place for numerous
owls. Among the soldiers was strip
ling by the name of Spreeler. 1t was Il
wild and windy night when Spreeier
was called upon to do guard duty.
About o'clock, when the sky was OF
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a leaden hue and the wind sighed fit.
fully through the trees, an owl on a
nearby limb hooted:
"WhO-whO-whO are your
John Spreeler," exclaimed the scntl.
mel, trembling i'm his boots.
Just ut that moment a bullfrOg, in
deep bass tones. seemed to say:
'Sur-sur-surround him.
''Ill be hanged if you do exclaimed
Sprecler, as he fired his muskct, and
broke for camp. which had been thrown
into the widest confusion by the alarm,
which was supposed to mean that the
enemy was attacking the outposts.
When the true state of affairs WIS
understood. the other men made life Il
burden for John until the battle of Muir
frecSboro. when the Lincoln County
STRIPPING was promoted for conspicu-
Gus bravery. He WAS afterward as
signed to Bragg'S army, and died like
Il hero at the battle above the clouds"
while in the forefront of the charge,
trying To spike an encmy's cannon.
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Ex-Congressman A. 7. Goodwyn, from
Alabama. writes the following letter:
The reruna Medicine Co.. Col1mhus chia:
Gentlcmcn-'.l have now used two bottles
OF Peruna. and am q well man to-day. l
could feel the good effects of yoar medicine
before had used II a week. after suffering
with catarrh for over year Respect
fully, h. r. Goodwin.
Catarrh In its vnrior. forhIs Is rapidly he
coming a national curse. An undoubted
remedy has been discovered hy Dr. Hartman
This remedy has been thoroughly tested dur
ing the past Forty ,resrs. Prominent men
have come 10 know of its virtues and are
making rRtji.c 'utt&rances on the subject.
To save rhe country We must save the peo-
pie. 20 -sare the people we must protect
then MON disease. The disease that Is at
ance fire ,most prevalent and stubborn OF
uurc lis cstarrh Prsiic men q all parties
rerognize In Peruna q nasions ca,arrh rem
sedy Of uneauaied metit. Sead to DR.. Hart
man. Columbus. Ohio, 'rcr free book on
scatarrh.