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Darlington LEROY, $3.50 p M
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
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Good for COLUMBUS.

Special Dispatch to tho lntelIiEencsr.
NEW CASTLE. June S.-McFarland,
just released by Youngstown, made his
debut as Quaker to-day. and was
peaches and cream" for the Senators.
Wolfe pitched II wonderful game, the To-
Gals getting hut one hit, Score: r b
Columbus Is 0 / : 0 '-l5 IS 0
Batteries, Mcfarland and Grnaius;
Wolfe and BeVllle.
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Il Rnby Ia cnttinr Trnth

BE sure and use that old and WE'LL tried
remedy, Mrs, Winslow's Soothing
SyruD. for children teeibing. II soothes
the child, sottens the gum, allays all
pain, cureA wind collie and Ia tho best
remedy for dlOrrhocn, Twenty Ave
cent? q bottle. Ew&f
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PITTsBURGH-River 81 feet ana
rising, Clear and warm.
Observation-Disclosures feet
inches and falling, Weather, cloudy
and warm.
on CITY-Rlvcr foot Q inches and
rising. cloudy and cool.
WARREN River 0 OF foot Show
crS and warm.
BROwNSVlLLE-Riycr @ feet and
stationary.
OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES Z feet 2
inches and stationary. Rain ana
warm.
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PARIS. June S.-As result Of the
statement published In New York
that the United States pavilion at the
Paris Exposition is unsafe. cards have
been exchanged. and seconds have
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Tho event Of the coming week oc-
ours next Thursday evening, juno H.
Mt tho Park Casino. when the Hehfy w.
Hughes Gong recital 30 long anticipated
with pleasure. comes on Mr.. Hughes
magnificent bass voice is one Of the
proud possessions Of Musical wheeling
which Chains this singer aE its own
and the whole community VIII delight
to do him honor next week, In rccog-
milton Of his unfaIling courtoay and tai
eat Mr.. Hughes viii be heard In
Whccliag for the first time since his
study with the great teacher Holarl,
and for the last time M we'll, before
going abroad, where Ne has hoaN e.
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gagged for grand opera, this engage
meht having followed Immediately az
ter hearing by eminent critics in the
Metropolitan Opera House. New York,
which immense auditorium his voice
entirely filed. Mr.. Hughes has been
rightly placed from the beginning In
the front rank Of Musical Wheeling,
and his victory in the career chosen
was prophesled ut once. This recital
has been arranged by Mr.. Hughes
friends and the CnBino should be filled
to Its utmost capacity. on the pro-
gramme associated with the popular
singer are representative favorites of
this city, Mrs. Flora Williams, soprano;
Prof. Edward Blumenberg, vioIinist;
Prof. Hermann NJ schoclSey, whose
plano work is unsurpassed. and will ac-
company the Wheeling sololsts, while
Mr.. Fnlk, OF New York, will appear as
solo pianist. and accompanied to Mr..
Hughes. The programme is printed
elsewhere in this issue.
Mr.. William j. Falk, accompnrlst and
pianist In the song recital by Mr.. H. w.
Hughes, at the Casino. Wheeling Park
Thursday. June 18th. is graduate Of
the Leipslc Royal Conservatory Of
Muels, where in 1891 he was the reclpl-
ent of the HelbIg prize for plano play
ing
Mrs. Joseph speidel has issued InvI-
tatIons for an At Home on Thursday,
June Il.
The usual every other Saturday af-
ternoon reception will be held at the
Wheeling Golf Club links to-day. There
will be a match game for the male
members, box of balls being the prize
The contest VIII be played between
holes I'VE and six, and some good scores
may be looked for.
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Struck out. by Hesse Z: by Ackermnn 0.
Base on balls, by Hessc 3: by Aldermen
3. Double plays. Heller to Campbell: Con-
rad to AicGregor. Empires. Pollock and
GllhOoley.
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The notable wedding OF the week, in
which fashionable Wheeling was In
terested, took place at Atlantic City,
Wednesday, at noon. 1t was s9lemnlzed
in the First Presbyterian church, and
proclaimed Mr.. Julian Green Hearne, a
conspicuous representative OF one of
the most prominent families OF this
city. and DR.. Lydia Herts Cromwell,
OF Atlantic city. husband and wife.
The Rev Nathaniel Seymour Thomas,
formerly pastor of St. Matthew's
church here, now OF Philadelphia, as
sisted in the wedding service, which
was conducted by Rev. Frederick j,
Stanley. Every appointment was
beautifully planned. devoid of pomp
and ostentatlou. The bride was escort
ed to the altar by her brother, Mr..
Ralph Cromwell, preceded by Miss
Helen White, OF Indiana, Pa. her maid
OF honor. where Mr.. Hearns, with his
best man, Mr.. William Paxton Burke,
awaited her. Mr.. d. Garth Hearne'
brother OF the groom, and Mi. David
FItzslmmons, of Atlantic City, did the
honors In the auditorium Of the church,
The wedding breakfast following. was
served at the Royal Palace Hotel. and
was rendered the bridal party. by the
Atlantic city Homeopathic Medical As
sociution. Of which the bride 10 lend
ms member. After an Informal reeep-
ton Mr. and Mrs, Hearne left for New
York. whence they sail next week
for six months Journey through Eu-
ropuan countries before taking up
their reaitcnce here.
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THE Band will toot like thunder
alton,
Music loud by the congregation,
MogulliRn A. o. q. W. Picnic,
To-day. 10, G
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The rise OF 2M cents in wheat, attr!b.
uted to injuries threatening a short
movement next fall. affected stocss
also somewhat. Exports do not -
terIally change, having been from lIe
first week Of June from Atlantic ports
Including flour, 2.S55,261 bushels, against
1,s49,S73 bushels last year; from Pacific
ports, ,O5l bushels. against 623,l0
bushels last year. and of corn, 2,79S,Sa
bushels, against 2sO4.sOO bushels last
year. Receipts OF both grains have
fallen considerably below those of last
year. though not as yet enough to In
dlcate a scarcity In Interior supplies,
Failures for the week have been 2Oj
in the United States, against 1853 last
year. and 10 in Canada, against 10 las
year.
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FAMIIY WASHING

Rough Dry Washed, starched and
Dried 3 cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, 5
cents per pound.
All hand work finished 10 cents
per pound At LUTz BROS.
Home Steam Laundry.
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.
ANNOUNCEMENT.

I hereby announce mysctf as a canS',
date for the nomination for Justice OF .h'
Peace, subject to the decision of tho re
publican voters OF Union district. MAJ.
shall county, and respectfully solicit your
support.
myl9 II, NJ sMI -
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WE have slightly shopworn plano
which we offer as rare bargain. d,
+. w. BANNER co.
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CHILDREN's Novelties in Cloth
and Wash Suits, SOC to 81 3d. Ex-
elusive designs. 4
M. GUTMAN & CO., .
Twelfth and Main Streets.
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The marks at p. m, Friday showed
feet inches and falling Weather
cloudy and warm. with showers
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Special Dispatch to the lntellIgCncer.
YOUNGSTOWN. Ohio. June Sort
Wayne Youngstown game postponed on
account OF rain.
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GREAT Line Of Blue Serge Suits,
single and doublo-broasted. -Four
different weaves Of the $40 grade.
NJ. GUTMAN q CO.,
Twelfth md Main Streets.
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All members of the Kings Daughters
circles OF Wheeling intending to so to
Parkersburg next Tuesday morning to
attend the state convention, are re-
questad to call at the home OF Rev j.
II. Littell, on Fourteenh street. where
Mrs. Littell will gladly give them their
credentials. emitting them to reduced
fare and other courtcses connected
with next weeks pilgrimage.
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FINE Dancing, Wheeling Park Ca
sino, Wednesday next, a. o. U. w. Day.
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200 Bicycle Suits, worth SO so to
90 90. While they last, your choico
for So 90. M. GUTMAN & CO.,
Twelfth and Main Streets.
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WE have slightly shopworn piano
which we offer as rare bargain.
+. w. BANNER co.
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UdEW your own IUDUUUUl
Never borrow, lend or steal
Make your mush and milk
OF milk and Injun meal.
Treat the ladies kindly,
Never kiss them on the sly.
Big Pig, Little Pig, Root Hog or
Die, Pig Race, Mogullian Picnic
To-day, State Fair Grounds.
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GOOD Union Workmanship at c. W.
SEABRIGHTS SON, Twcnty-second
ana Nam Streets.
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Among the Kings Daughters Of the
city leaving next Tuesday to attend
the state convention ut Parkersburg, Mt
which Mrs. Isabelle Davis. OF the Gem
trail council win also be present, are
Mrs. ]. II. Littell, who will be the pres
iding officer at all meetings during the
convention; Mrs. Robert j. Reed. who
win read paper on Day Nurseries,
their benefit to a community and the
successful outcome OF the Wheeling
institution in particular; Mrs. Charles
Morrison, with paper on a timely
and interesting topic pertaining to the
Kings Daughters work; Mrs. Harry j.
Mendel, Mrs. John q. Garden, Mrs.
William Petrie, Mrs. T. c. Burke, Miss
Hanke and Miss Lizzie Swift.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE,
STANDING OF CLUES.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Boston c, Chicago 6,
To.DAYs GAMES

To-DAY's GAMES.
Cincinnati at Philadelphia.
Chicago M Boston.
Pittsburgh at Brooklyn,
ST. Louis at New York
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NEGLIGEE Shirts-over 900 pat
terms. Attract everybody. SOC to
SO. N. GUTMAN g. CO.,
V Twelfth and Main Streets.
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INTER STATE LEAGUE.
srENpINa or CLUES.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Toledo Z, Wheeling 9.
Columbus 10, New Castle I.
Dayton !, Mansfield Q
To-pAY's GAMES

Wheeling Mt Toledo
Fort Wayne ut Youngstown.
J." Columbus az New Castle.
nj DAYTON at Mansfield
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Mrs. William F. Butler. Mrs. William
Wiley Arnett and Mrs. Charles H. Ia
noy win represent the Wheeling chap
ter Of the, Daughters of the Confeder-
acy" at Charleston, June 20, when the
state organization is In convention.
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the MaPPHaqe Problem

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TWO CONCEPTS ON SUNDAY
At Beautiful wheeling Park by the
opern House Band.

At Wheeling Park, on Sunday, after
noon and evening. there will be concerts
by the Opera House Jand, directed by
Prof. e. w. Spell, WHO has announced
the following programmes:
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Baltimore & Ohio railroad will carry
the invited guests to thc grounds.

bultlnoTe q OHlO rnllroau VIII carry
the invited guests to the grounds.
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel Hazlett and
children, of Leatherwood, leave for At
lantic city and visit to New York,
where they win be the guests of Mr..
and Mrs. John A. Topping, at Larch-
mont, the country home OF the family,
for few weeks.
DR.. and Mrs, John c. Hupp, OF Four
teenth street, have returned from a
months visit at Washington, Pa.
where their daughter. Mrs. A. V, Hard
ing, resides.
The Kings Daughters, of St. Lukes
church, gave one Of their charming
monthly entertainments for charltys
sake, at the parish house, Thursday
night. 1t was. as 1t deserved to be;
well attended.
The class Of 1900 TO be graduated
from Linsly Institute next Thursday,
banquetted at the Mcclure Tuesday
evening. Cadet Major Jacob Hamme
Otto presided as POSTMASTER
The commencement exercises of TIN
Linsly Institute will be held on the
State fair grounds, next Thursday nf-
ternoon at o'clock. The affair means
to this city just what commandments
of Harvard, Princeton and Yale mean,
and like interest should be shown,
tending toward a higher social and cul.
tured condition, the class OF 1900
leaving the school with the highest
enconiums OF Lieut. b. c. Dent and the
family associated with him. and to
whom MIR. a. J. Clarke will present the
diploma of the institution. are Mr.,
Lewis McClurg steenrod. MIR. John
Randolph Handlan, Mr.. Charles Lewis
Somehow. Mr.. Robert Clyde Emblem,
Mr.. Jacob Hamme Otto, Mr.. William
Howard Nesbltt and Mr.. Louis Robert
HilImyer.
The interest in LtnsIy drill day yes
terday was manifested by the crowd
gathered and the enthusiasm aroused
by the maneuyers of each company in
turn. Miss Helen Smith. daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. O. Smith, presented
the nag to the successful company,
Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel OF. LaughlIn
and children, of Canton, Ohio. are the
lin. Mt woodsdale.
Mrs w. w. Irwin and Young daugb.
tor Martha OF South chapllne stree.
have returned from Philadelphia where
thev were visiting DIR. and Mrs. j. e.
Belivule nee MISS sydney OFT sister CT
Mrs. Irwin.
Misses Miriam and Nina shriver, of
Cd nj sIx-banded euebre Yesterday nj.
ternoon. The prize winners were Mrs,
Lewis steenrod and Mrs, Frank Hofr.
mann
Mr.. Lawrence Wheat. son of Mr.. and
street is home for the summer, after a
bru,Iant professlono, debut. with the
"Mlle 'Awkinsu Company. MIR. wheats
success was augured by good work no.
wheeling
An members of the Kings Daughters
circles of Wheeling intending to so to
attend tho state convention, are re-
onsst.a 10 call at the home OF Rev. j.
II. Litteu, on Fourteenh street. where
oraGo-t,als ent,tIinr them to reduced
o. ,nd other courtcsIes connected
with next weeks pilgrimage.
Mrs CbiIes Farrell, of Richmond. Is
,ha harso o,ost ~ her parerts col ana
NJ. pobort IybI,a ON Four,ccntb
strso, Mrs Farrell Is accompanled BIZ
hsr Young son. Robert and viii spend
,ha s,,,nno, in wheeling.
~
We Robort G Haase. Of 81. Paul nee
- h,r PARENTS Mr. and Mrs Charles
pa,ioy pleasant valley.
=
,t,,. u.Ien Caldwell daughter Of
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LIFE is so short. Cooks Imperial
Extra Dry Champagne Will help you TO
enjoy It. 1t aids digestion and will pro-
long Il.
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Mr.. Lawrence Wheat, son of Mr. and
Mrs. George X. Wheat, Of North Main
street, is home for the summer, after
brilliant professional debut, with the
Mile 'Awkins" Company. MIR. Wheat's
success was augured by good work no.
ticad. while with the THE Players" OF
Wheeling
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Misses Miriam and Nina shrivor, of
Pleasant Valley charmingly entertain
ed at six-handed euchre yesterday af-
ternoon. The prize winners were Mrs.
Lewis steenrod and Mrs. Frank Hofr-
mann.
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Mrs. Chlles Farrell, of Richmond, Is
the house guest Of her parents, Col. and
Mrs. Robert White, on Fourteenth
street. Mrs. Farrell is accompanied by
her young son. Robert, and VIII spend
the summer in Wheeling.
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Mr.. and Mrs. John G. Hoffman, cele-
brated the dftleth anniversary Of their
Wedding Tuesday. The marriage was
solemnlzed again with high mass at
st. Alphonsus church, at . o'clock in
the morning, and later in the day Mrs.
Harry Truschel, nee Miss Rose Hon.
mann. youngest daughter OF the house,
entertained the bridal party consisting
of the immediate families, at dinner, at
her home on South ChaplIne street. An
evening reception at the HOFFMAN,
home on South ChaplIne street to many
friends concluded the festivities. The
children Of Mr. and Mrs. HOFFMAN, are
Mr.. John G. Hoffman,. !r Mrs. Matilda
Zoeckler, living at Deadwood Dakota;
Mrs. Eleanor MubIs, living at Des-
Molncs. Iowa; Joseph Hoffman,, South
Chapllne street; Louis Hoffman,. Baltl-
more; Peter Hoffman,, DesMoines
Iowa; Mrs. Rose Truschel. South
chapllne street. and Frank C. HoH-
mann. stamm house.
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Miss Matilda Burke. Miss virginia Har
rlson, Miss Sue Wright and Miss Hen
rietta Harper.
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Mrs. W. w. irwin and young dnugb
ter. Martha, OF South chapllne street,
have returned from Philadelphia, where
they were visiting DR.. and Mrs j. L.
Bellvllle. nee Miss Sydney OFT, sister CT
Mrs. Irwin.
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It is but few days since an emlnen,
ironmastcr overwhelmed doubts and
questions by the positive declaration
that any decline whatever in the price
of iron this year WAS simply lmpossI-
BILE. Yet anthracite No. has declined
81 25 per ton, and this week the Besse.
mer association has reduced It's price
at Pittsburgh "a 30 per ton. and the
southern makers 81 per ton. The de.
cline in ratio Of prices OF pig iron from
l12.7 in January to eS.6 this week, and
in the finished products from asO5 to
SO.Ol does not, in fact, show the entire
change, az the steel and wire com.
pany's guarantee OF prices in case Of
further reduction respecting products
not then shipped is In effect conces'
sion. A few large contracts are re-
ported. but the new business is st
smatf that many works are stopping
nr reducing fnreAy
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The interest in LtnsIy drill day yes
terday was manifested by the crowd
gathered and the enthusiasm aroused
by the maneuverJ of each company in
turn. Miss Helen Smith, daughter of
Mr.. and Mrs. G. o. Smith, presented
the flag to the successful company.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Samuel OF. Laughlin
and children. of Canton, Ohio. are the
house guests of Mrs. Sydney A. Laugh
lln, at woodsdale.
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Mr.. JesseSwheat spaldel. youngcut
SON Of Mr.. and Mrs. Joseph speIdel,
win graduate from Yale noxt week, AZ
Tor which he VIII start for prolonged
continental trip accompanied by his
father.
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The many friends of Rev. and Mrs.
Jacob Birmingham delight with them
In the recovery after prolonged and
serious illnesses of their two children,
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Mrs. Robert c. Haase. OF ST. Paul, nee
Miss Ethel Bailey. is the house guest
OF her parents. Mr.. and Mrs. Charles
a. Bailey, Pleasant Valley
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Mrs. Joseph speidel has issued lnvl'
tations for an At Home on Thursday
June Il.
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TREND OF TRADE.
The Day of Greater Activity is In
sight-De5line in 1ron-Rise in
Wheat Atfects Stocks Somewhat

Wheat Affects Stocks Somewhat
NEW YORK. June SIR. G. Dun 4
Co.'S weekly review of trade to,mOr.
row will say;
The adjournment Of Congress, after
a useful session, the progress toward
peace in South Africa, aud the rapid
adjustment Of prices here to a more
natural Level, all tend to bring nearer
the day OF greater activity But tina,
progress has not baen rapid, and the
yielding OK prices affects many only
az reaction. cutting of part OF the
profits supposed to have been secured.
The impression grows. also, that no ex.
tended changes IN business are now
probable until after the presidential
election, and the possibility OF trouble
In China has at least as definite an In.
aueRce on American affairs as any
change In South Africa The unset.
tied condition Of labor controversies,
moreover, operates strongly for the
time TO limit expansion Of domestic
business, Yet the volume OF business
is so large that few months Of wait.
Ing could not excite any apprehen.
sion
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Misses Florence and Lulu Sweeney.
OF Elm Grove. sisters Of Mr.. Tbsmas u.
Sweeney. are in Washington, Pa, their
former home, to attend the commence
ment eserclsaa of the seminary and
Observation-Disclosures college,
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Miss Helen Caldwell, daughter of
General and Mrs Alfred Caldwell, Of
North Main street, Is at ChuutnuquG,
N Y,
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Or. and Mrs. John c. Hupp, OF Four
teenth street, have returned from a
months visit at Washington, Pa,
where their daughter. Mrs. A. V. Hard
ing, resides.
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Miss Laura Crangle DaIzell. OF North
Chapllne street, has returned from
washington. D. c., where she attended
the wedding OF Miss Chenowith, con-
nected as instructor with the institu-
ton OF learning from which Miss Dal-
cell graduated in 1885.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-09

The commencement exercises Of Mt
dc chantal for isso-i50o, occur next
wednesday afternoon. and ne usual a
brilliant entertainment and large
coneourse Of people viii be the order
Of tic dag. There win be three sradn-
atcs in the Ensllah course and the mt
sic school VIII have distinguished
representation. A SPECIAL car On the