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Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14

FOR SALE OR RENT, farm Of lG7 acres,
known as the Charles Knight farm, at
Irvlngton, Address T. Dooley PaPJliloh'
Neb. NE 100
]. o SALE CHEAP-Modern residence.
southwest corner S2d and Pacihc sts''
good location; $500. o,s+
Large modern house, northeast corner Elst
and Webster SITS, $4,000.
Above properties part cash. palahoe y"
2 FOR SsALE-Two good residences at 18th
and Bancroft SITS; eight rooms and pain,
convenient. TO business, one DOCK from
car line; $3.50 each. r,si
8. FOR SALE-A modern elsht-rooih reI, u,
denee, thoroughly built, lower moor III
oak; excellent locationi this is a snap
$3.50. noon,
4 For SALE-A bargain in a sevsnsroohi
house; q good investmeht; ohlF SIfIuu
s. FOR SALE-CheaP homes IN l!uiluee
Place; houses and lots for res men men S yon
of houses: we nave bargains 10 oner A~u
i'm residences from $500 TO B,6o' must
be sold soon: look these up. an ,orts
y ~ MT an Ia huy or sell call on w Far
- gUu smith a. CO., 1920 Farnam, ST.
Omaha, Neb.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14
RAILWAY TINE TABLE.

Des Moines and Daven-
Chicago Express .......b!i.i am $40 am
Chicago Fast EXpTess..a $500 pm a l:25 pm
ST. Paul Fast Express. "A 0:GO pm bliss am
Lincoln, Colorado SLSs.,
Denver, Pueblo and
Des Mnines. Rock Isl
and and Chicago. ia 7:25 pm a $50 pm
Colorado & Texas Flyer.a 5;55 pm a $3.50 am
a Daily. b Daily except sunday.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14

RANCHES, 2,4oo, 1000, 1000, 1000; 500, $40 a;
$50 Iowa farms; fine Dough- Se5 lar lands: 40
e smres clear for $500 o.. X cash; ! have a
number Of houses and lots fo close n%s rt tic IaTs.
Phone 1892. MOE ="
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14

For further particulars inquire OF
PAYNE-KNOX COMPANY,
Successors to Payne-Harder Coz
First Floor N. Y. Life Building.
Telephone 1871. ~,
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14

No. 465-On Henderson st. facing south
about so feet west of 9th st. we offer a
full Soft. lot by usual depth for $500. S25
down, balance SIS per month at So per cent.
VIII discount this for cash.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14

We also have many other lots in various
parts Of the city. Some of them offered at
PHENOMENALLY LOW PRICES. Very
easy terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14

FOR SALE THIS WEEK.
One. of the finest east front lots IN Hans
Choice corner. east and north front, 34th
and Dodge, last good corner left, $3.50;
Fine south front lot, Farnam, near 4lst,
lust the place for a cosy home, $1,l75.
Two beautiful lots, three blocks this side
Hanscom park, $3.50 each.
Modern S-room house, all conVeniehces, near
Hanscom park. only $500.
Finest south and east front corner left IN
Choice garden tract, 5 acres, west of city,
only $3.50.
One of the finest 10-acre tracts, near Omaha
and South Omaha, for Sl,4I5
HEX REAL ESTAT co,
RE-36S 14s
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14
FOR sALE-REAL ESTATE.

PAYNE-KNOX Co, HEADQUARTERS
for REAL ESTATE BAkGAlNSi LOM-
SURANCE; HOUSES. FLATS, STORES.
for RENT. First floor N. Y. Life Bldg.
RENO
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14

IF have a bargain to offer in real
estate see S. a. Broadwell, sol N y. Lire
Bldg. RE-I4
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14

A BARGAIN-Four acres, 10th and Pacific;
two bl-cks from car line, on belt rail-
road, 5000; easy terms. McCague In
estment Co. 1906 Dodge. RE-7W
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14

No. 92O-Here Is another excellent op-
portunity for a nice home; 6 rooms; all
modern; on corner; east front; one block
from street car line. In the southern part
of the city. one of the best built homes
in Omaha and is offered for $500. Easy
terms.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14

FOR QUICK returns on bargains only see
S. A. Broadwell, sol N. Y. Life Bidg.,
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14

! eft on South Omaha car on
hTHssdav afternoon at Farnam 81, a mar,
tan fur boa. Return TO go South z0th ana
receive reward
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14

No. 115S-Middle II of Lots 10 and IA IN
block 3, Ha wthorne addition for $500.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14

No. 934-As an investment W. offer a
large double house on Miami st, about !
block from the 2ith St. car line. Each
apartment contains . rooms; all modern
exc opt furnace. Now bringing s5 per
month rent. The owner is Il nonresident
and is exceedingly anxious to sell and has
authorized M to take $1,000. A small en-
cumbrhnce can be assumed If desired.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14

No. S96-Just think of this! a 7-room
house in Walnut Hill less than ! block
from the motor. A 50-foot lot, good barn;
house s%hip-lapped, double laid with build,
ing paper and very warm. Nice cellar. ana
cistern. House all modern except furnace.
Is always rented; owner building else
where; offers 1t for 81, 800. Worth every
cent of s.. 500.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14

HOUSES, lots, farms, lands, loans; also fire
insurance. Bemis, Paxton blk. RE-'Oj
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14

LADIES. Chichester English Pennyroyal
nils are the best; safe, reliable; take no
other; send 4c. stamps, for particulars.
"Reiief for Ladies" In letter by rstprn
mail. At druggists. Chichester
Co, Philadelphia. Pa.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14
Resi- II

GARvIN BROS, 1913 FARNAM ST,
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14

HENRY b. PAYNE. COL N. Y. LIFE BbDG'
Real Estate, Rentals, Loans, lnsuTahGT3
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14

No. S25-In Orchard Hill Addition we of.
furnace; south front; 60-ft. lot; small barn;
| good neighborhood: just the place for one
desiring a quiet home. Price, 81 ,i0O. JUST
THINK OF TT
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14

No. 24-We also nave a splendid Groom
all modern; porcelain bath tub, marble
wash stand; in excellent neighborhood;
near Charles Turner's fine residence;
corner lot; good barn. For $3.50. $500 cash
will take 1t; balance monthly payments.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14
MEDICAL

LADIES old Or. Bells Cotton Root Pills
the best, safe, reliable; take no other;
send 4c stamp for particulars. DR.. Bel,
Box us, ST. Louis, Mo. M-S9S JlS"
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14

- REPS Jl5f
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14
SPECIALS TODAY,

TWO GOOD farms for sale near Arlington
Neb. Payne-KnoX Co, Omaha y,
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14

FOR SALE-Bargalns in small residences
s. A. Broadwell. sol N. Y. Life BIog,, ,n-
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14

WANTED TO EXCHANGE, $4,000 equity,
best stock farm, best county in Missouri.
Alfalfa land wanted. Address Lock- Box
lO5, Marshall Mo. I-327-l4
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14

SNAPS in real estate; money to loan, L. ~
johnson Co., 3l4 s.. 18th street. REV.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14

No. 1l53-lIere's another beautiful home
of s rooms in BEMIS PARK lust COM
plcted, ready for occupancy in a few days.
Has an elegant mantel, hot and cold water
plant, double parlors, beautiful bed rooms,
large closets; on one of the prettiest lots
to be found in the city. Worth $i.5gl of
a%nybodv's money, yet we propose to sell 1t
for tho sum Of $4,000.
Don't fail TO look this mn at once.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14
rIsINMss CmANrEs.
o EXCHANGE.

FOR EXCHANGE, 16O-acre we'll improved
farm for stock clothing and gents fur
nishing goods or groceries. For par
ticulars address lock box %, shelton,
Neb. I-MJ25 Is
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14

No. lli5-Here's another equally a. great
n bargain on the same street in Bemis
park. I rooms with all modern con-
veuiences; lot on grade; fine shade trees.
This part of tht city Is building up very
rapidly. property on the increase. This
is wei worth $1,000. We offer It for $3.50.
Liberal discount for cash.
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14

K. c. Patterson, 90 n. y IIIe' rHI
1862 NORTH 7TH street, two houses; rem.
ing for $500 per month, paying paIu, pay
Frenzer, Opp. old p. o. RE-Mo"
Omaha daily bee., 1900-01-14

No. 115i-JUST THINK We offer this
new house, Z rooms, porcelain bath tub,
marble washstand, large closets, cemented
cellar, fine porch, east front, beautiful lot;
and within / block Of street car line, for
$1,000 on rcasOmable terms.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-21
VHEEI1NG tuesday, AUGUST 1900
Ball ]! ]! PLAYERS

Protective Associa Have No j ur.i
+ isdietion in the Recent st. Louis,
Trouble Says President thinner.
PITTSBURGH. April la. The Dis
patch tomorrow will print ths follow
sing: q z ), 4.
President Charles thinner, Of the bah!
Players Protective Association, when
seen last night, said that ~ was not
within the Jurisdiction ofsths assoela-i
ton to take action upon the recent
trouble at St Louis. IN which McGann
threw the ball at Wolyertou; striking
HMM the head. The chief said the OBJ:
5ect Of the association IS to guard 1.-THE
interests Of the players In their business
relations With he. owners or the clubs
and not to have any personal supervIs-
Ion Of the players, In regard to their
actions toward one another on the ball
field. 52 /. Y & $50, u
He thinks; the matter will be brough.
up by the Philadelphia players at the
next meeting OF the association to be
held In New York, September IS. 4
4 The president declared the assertion
that the players association would de-
mand the abolition OF the reserve rule
was ridiculous. as 1t was fully recog-
nized that the, club owners needed this
protection for their money invested In
the business. The chipt objects OF the
association, he says, are to do. away
with syndicate ball, the farming out Of
players and to elevate the standard II
the national game. n
thinner said 1t was most probable
that some action would be. taken BY the
players in regard to the umpire cues
ton, as they realized that the double
system would prevent much. Of the
trouble over close decisions. He claims
that II the league properly supported its
umpires. trouble would be avoided. ~ !
In regard 10 the reports connecting
the players association with the rue
mored new ba&e ball association. zim-
mer stated that the former had no con-
nection whatever with any effort to-
ward another league, and that the en-
tire idea was to act IN harmony with
the officials. =.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-21

Wheeling lost to those ;lixciy, colum-
bus Senator's yesterday afternoon. be-
cause the stogies played loosely In tho
netd. two errors by Poole. who played
third, being responsible for:ehree OF
Columbus four runs. strelt and Nc
; Conkey were the opposing tEirlers, and
honors were even. i've hits being made
off each. The visitors piayad a fast
and hcady game In the ,feldathe work
OF Robinson at short being a feature.
Wheeling again presented q .paichad-up
team. Turner being abscns,from frat,
and Requlnney from third. I3i!
In the second inning. willSitgs walked
and Poole allowed -McAllls,trsK bounder
to get past hlm.anl both runners scored
on streit's single after the, size should
have been retired.
Wheeling's only. run came in the
fourth, on Congatton's scratch tlltt,
Poole's base on balls and Taylor's sin
gle. ay.>tiii.. b y.
Columbus evaned up In their half OF
the fourth, scoring on two singles and a
sacrifice. still another for the visitors
came in the sixth, on whiting two
basgtr and Poole's wild thrpv to first,
which should have retired The Side.
Score: s4if;5s 81 X 5
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-21
Amateur Base Ball

! Z Z. Y
The powlers defeated the Pink Gar.
tiers. in a we'll played game at the Tar
mlnal grounds Sunday morning, by a
score of . oS. 1t took eleven innings to
decide the contest. In the afternoon
thu Dowlcrs defeated the Regulars at
the Fortieth STREET grounds by a score of
II TO 10. The batteries for the morning
game were Oates and Rossel for the
Dowlers and Cannon and sRuttencutter
FOR tn. Piak Carriers. For the after
Eoon game Oates and Weideman did
the battery work for the sDowiers and
Cannon and Isuttencutter for the Rsgu-
lars.
The. La Belle Mustard Cutters chal-
'leage any amateur team in the city for
a game, Answer through this. paper.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-21
Side andBack.
:l,E..Iil.l,I5:E., :HyAl.p,spENIHes.
Events Of a Day in ttheS Town atsths
q. as. End Of. the Rridpa 3. 4 4 ~ /. !

Events Of q Day In the Town at1ths
End of the Bridge. 10
The Belmont base ball team Of this
city will cross bats with; the Martins
Ferry team on the Wheeling Creek
grounds next Thursday A5good game
may be expected. NJ {, H..
The new coal mines. near Holloway,
are nearly ready for business. The
opening has been made. and a large
force OF men are now at work. putting
in the track. ~ ~ !,
Charles Smith left yesterday for New
York, from where he sails Thursday
for Buda Pesth, Germany, & to igspend;
several months with relatives. NJ
William Griner. Of, this olty;is} has,
been awarded the contract for erecting
the retaining will for The kennon Coal
Company, at Flushing.t,y. Isl.
y Misses Emma and Teresa Pauley,
who have been the guests. of relatives.
Z In this city. returned to their home in
Pittsburgh yesterday. ~
A large number OF the knights OF
Pythias OF this city will leave Sunday.
for Detroit, to attend the national con-
yentlon. =,
z, Roy Crosby, who has been the guest
OF friends in this city for a few days,
left yesterday for his home, at Chi
cago:
Miss Gladys Stewart went to Steu-.
benville yesterday to spend u couple OF
weeks with her aunt Mrs. D. w. Bell.
Mr.. and Mrs. Carl Grab. of Morgan
town, are the guests Of the family OF
Max Gaus, on Morgan street.
Earl schafer, Of Aetnavllle. was arr
rested yesterday afternoon ona charge
OF assaulting his wife.
William Lacey and family. Of Ban
mock, are spending q few days with
relatives IN this city.
LOUIS FRIcK will have Turtle
Soup tonight, at his Summer Gar
den, Martins Ferry. Is
atr. and Mrs. Isaac Fowler. Of Lo-
rain. are the guests of relauves5in this
city for few days. ~,
Branum Post. G. A. r.. leave next
Monday for. Chicago. to attend the
national ncampment.
George Mckee and family have re-
turned from q weeks camping near
Harrlsyille.
w. H. Handel has returned from a
several weeks business trip to Fair
mont. =. go.
Daniel stoker was able to return to
work yesterday. after weeks III
ness.
G. B. o'Kelley will be home to-day
from o two weeks stay at Oakland.
Md. II. fst .,,.s I. az,
j The C. NJ. B. a. ofthis city VIII give
picnic at Mozart Park September Is.
J. o. Duncan, OF Cadlz, was in the
city yesterday, calling on old friends.
H. e. Rampant, of Pittsburgh. was q
business caller In the city yesterday.
John Citizen has returned from a
weeks visit to the lakes.
Sheriff S. S. Foreman was In the city
yesterday on business.
Harry Sells was in Cambridge yes
terday on business.
H III
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-21
Musee Bowlers Organized.

The Musee bowling club, which ex-
poets to become competitor with the
AlI-whcelings as the representative
Wheeling team. has organized by the
election of the following officers:
Captuln-Charles RAIDER.
secretary-Bert Emblem.
Treasurer-Will Falck.
The other members are Herman
Reed. Stewart Falck, Harry Fogler,
William Ennis. William Bickbeyer. Mr..
Ennis. manager of the Musee alleys,
VIII act as business manager OF the
club. and is seeking games with Pitts
burgh! Marietta. Parkersburg and 9TH
er'teams: Last week this team rolled
two practice games, in which the
scores were 1857 and 1,lo4, Individual
averages of ISL and ISL, respectively.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-21
THE READYILLE RACES.
The Grand Circuit Meeting Opened
Yesterday With Fast Racing and
Wins by Favorites in Two Events.

The Grand Circuit meeting opened
Yesterday With Fast Racing and
Wins by Favorites in Two Events.
BOSTON. Aug, 20.-There vas every
Incentive for good racing ut the opening
OF the grand circuit mreung at Read
vile track this afternoon, for the
weather was superb. the going very
fast aud n big field in each event made
the heats Interesting. Although two
favor!tes lost, the winnig OF the big
stake, the Blue Hill. by Annie Burns,
aud the fast pace by Gyp Walnut even
cd up matters to everybodys sattsfas-
tIon. Neither Burns ror Walnut had an
+ easy thing for It took I'VE heats to de-
eide the Blue Hill and four the pace.
With those two out OF the way, the tai
ent looked around for more good things,
but were considerably disappointed. The
2:17 pace went to Gentry's TREASURE In
straight heats, though Fred Wedgawood
was looked upon as certainty, while In
the three-year-old trot, C. W. Lawson's
Dreamer the hottest favorite. was dis
tanced Mt the outset.
The interest centercd In the big stake
race, the Blue Hill, In It's NTH renewal,
and eleven horses faced the starter. All
eyes, however. were on Annie Burrs,
the little gray mare from Rushvillc,
Ind, who fulfilled expectations by win,
ming the first two heats although press
ed hard In the first by Midllep,ay.
Just after the start In the third hea.,
the mare went INFO the all. and danced
there until the field was an eighth Of a
mile awy and It became n race between
tho favoritc and the distance nag. 8
In the meantime Dlllonl,e, who had
gone through tho field and taken the
lead captured the heat. The horses
were held back bit in the
last half so Annie Burns got
inside The flag. The fast sprint
however, told so severely on her. that
DlllonI,e won the fourth heat, jogging
Under the wire: The nth heat settled
matters for awhile. Dillonite took the
lead at the start and held i 10 the
thrre.qnarters, Annie Burns Was right
ut his heels and, simply beat him out.
Oracle Onward passed Dlllonite at the
wire.
At the close OF the racing to-day It
was announced that The Abbott would
try for the worlds geldlng record.
Summaries:
go class trot,Ins, the Dluc LII stake,
5000. beat 3 In 9: 9, 5s3i ~ s f.,5Sy 4 4
ifintc BhrfS, 4. M, Roby III
Burns.S Silver Tell by EtE
Michigan lWllson).,....,. ] 1
Dillohite, blk. s..,...,.,...,Sg . ~ .
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-21
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of Wheeling's
Progressive Neighbor,

Progressive NeiShbor.
A meeting OF the Independent racing
team was held at the Central hose
house last evening, and at the meeting
they decided to attend the races at
Titusville, Pa, September II and Il.
The team Will commence pract!cing this
evening. and with three weeks OF
training should be In the pink OF condi-
ton.
Mr.. ana Mrs. W. r. Radcliffe and
daughter leave Thursday for Spring.
field. Mo-, where they will spend the
winter. In order that their daughter
may attend tho school Mt that place.
George Inglebrlght. assistant mana
ger ut the Laughlin tin plant, left last
evening for points OF interest in Kan
sas. where he Will spend his two weeks
vacation.
The National Glass Company's plant
resumed yesterday. after n two months
ldleness. They have plenty OF orders
on hand. and q, steady run is assured.
Manager BIumenberg. of the Star
theatre, will open the house on satur-
day evening. September /. with the
Nashville Students"
Paul E. Cash, salesman for the STAN
ton Heater Company. has returned
from several weeks business trip
through the west. .tsi
The Martins Ferry base ball team
wifi play the Beimorts OF Bridgeport
at Wheeling Creek Thursday afternoon.
Abram ong, OF Mount Pleasant. Is
the guest OF the family OF George. W.
Tweedy. on South Fourth street. |!
Fred Elcle returned to Pittsburgh
yesterday, after n few days visit With
his parents on The Heights"
Mr.. and Mrs. w. f. Barrett leave
Tomorrow for : weeks visit with REX
atlves in Harrison county, !.
Walter Carlisle returned yesterday
morning from q few days visit with his
parents ut st. Clairsville. NJ
Miss Edna Talbot has resigned her
position ut the post Office. to take effect
the FIRST OF the month. IS, =
LOUIS FR1cK will have Turtle
Soup tonight, at his Summer Gar
den, Martins Ferry. e
+ Henry Floto has returned from a
several months business trip through
Tennessee. 81
Prof. NJ. D. Morris. OF Flushing. was
calling on friends in the city yestcr-
day "a
Miss Nola Rohrey has returned from
4 two weeks stay at Atlantic City:1
Auditor Matt :Aldredgc was n bust
ness caller In the city yesterday. 4t
William Mcdlll, OF Yorkvlllc. was in
town yesterday. on business. aEoS 4
Sheriff Foreman was In the city yes
terday on business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-21
BELIAIRE HAPPENINGS.
Matters OF Interest in the Metropolis
of Belmont County,

o. = p b. b
George Walters spent Sunday with
his family ut Mountain Lake Park,
where they are spending the heated
term. There are more people from this
city now ut summer resorts than ever
before In one season. Taking the sum-
mer through. more Bellaire people have
gone TO the seashore. Europe. ETC., than
during n dozen years past 1t indicates
n good financial condition when the peo-
pie are willing to spend money for
pleasure.
There Will be two or three hundred
from here take in the excursion to De-
troll on the occasion OF the U. r. K. Of
P. Conclave. The local company has
been drilling right through the hot spell
for the occasion, so that they will rot
appear as the awkward squad. and the
+, boys make q very creditable showing.
a. Klotz Is home from ten days
stay ut Atlantic City, but he couldn't
be hired to make the same trip over
again. 1t Is too much Ike work to try
TO keep UP with. the swim down there.
City Clerk jackson has prepared n
neat circular containing full inform
alton as to the water works bonds to
be sold next month, and will send II out
to bond buyers, east and west
The rails for n double track on the
Baltimore &; Ohio are distributed as far
as Shick's mines, and will be pushed on
this road as fur as st. Cla!rsvllle juno
ton. LE
A. W. Kennon, Bert Bumsardner.. J.
D. Hayes. Otto Giffen and L. E. Emer-
son and wife, OF St. Clairsyille. are In
the swim at Atlantic City this week.
fhJ. NJ. Kellar. OF Steubenville, spent
Sunday with particular friend In this
city. Dame RumOr says That some
sweet day this will not be necessary.
The Globe hotel has begun the exper-
lment OF serving meals ut 20 cents. 1t
has always been 81 per day house, but
started the new prices Sunday.
W The Harvest Home picnic at Bethel
will occur on Thursday OF this week. 1t
Is always great gathering OF the FAR
mers and their friends.
Officer Bauer, who returned last week
from Atlantic City. is acting marshal in
place OF James S. Johnston, who Is now
down ut the seashore.
Mr.. c. W. Dickens, wife and two SIS
tiers Will leave the latter part OF the
week for q ten days or two weeks out
Ing on the lakes.
Some OF the campers at Epworth
Park have decided to stay there until
next month. because the hot weather
continues.
There win be a lawn fetc at the home
of Father ,Wehrle this evening. given
by the young men OF the Catholic
church.
N Squire Morrcll and others here are
preparing TO attend the annual G. ~. r.
Bcncampment mt Chicago next week.
The Standard OIL Company now has
q tank station on the Baltimore G Ohio
ground. on the west side of town.
The township trustees nre now, after
the miscrennts who wlllfully destroy
public property. VI,
& a. J. Pierce. n letter carrier from Me-
keesport, is visiting relatives In this
city. Pa b, l5sI
Gas TO REA.
Boar, tho lhe Kind YOU l!aas Maag Bought
s'sa i, smzHZzlZ<I
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-21
AUTHORITIES lNTEPFEPED
And Prevented the Kennedy-Bennett
Fignt at pittsburgh-It May Take
Place Before the Metropolitan Club.

0lu iSNIASG1 Lie -AGhaSdy -~SA4AASsss
Fight at pitt5burgh-It May Take
Place Before the Metropolitan Club.
PITTSBURGH Aug. 2o.-Fullyy 5000
men were disappointed tonight becars:
the Bcnnett-Kenncay fight was pre-
vcnted BY the authorities. Great local
interest WAS taken In the match ana
every provision had been made to pull
of the bout under large tent in Mittiin
township. Just outside the city limits.
sWhan the scheduled time cams. for the
fight the tent was crowded, but Just as
the men were. about to enter. the ring,
Manager Moss was compelled to an
nounce that the county authorities for
babe the fight. Moss promised that the
fight would take place in the near fu-
ture at a point where there would be. no
Interference. Both men were in the
pink OF condition.
Although nothing definite could DE
learned last night, 1t is believed the
Metropolitan Athletic Club. OF Wheel
Ing. vii! put in bid for the Kennedy
Bennett fight. ts