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Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-05-25
ECOLE DIES RRERES

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Les FrAres DIES Ecoles Chr6tien-
mes de St-Louis Mo, ouvriront une
6cole commercials catholique au
premier de Septembre dams File
Nicollet sur lie terrain voisin de
feu VIM. King.
On salt que les catalogues de
Minneapolis ont achet6 cette pro-
pri6t6 ct que les Fr6res SO chargent
de maintenir T6cole.
Celle-ci devient une n6cessit6 en-
vue du fat que les Ecoles publ
ques ct les Universities am6ricai-
mes sont EXPOSES a graduer cha
que aimee une phalange de jeunes
gems qui mont aucun souci de
Dieu nj de leur salut> C'est CO que
Mgr Keane disait reinforcement
durant sa tourn6e aux Etats- Unis
pour pr6lever un million aim de
doter rUniversit6 Catholique de
Washington.
L'6ducation chr6tienne passe
avant Pinstruction s6culaire, mails
rien n'empeche que les deux ne
marchent de pair. Au contraire
Giles Sc fortitient par~un %exercice
r6ciproque.
Les journaux publient que les
grandes denominations religieuses
protestantes, telles que les Epis-
copaliens, les Baptistes ct les Me-
thodistes voient Javec frayeur le
nombre de leur adh6rents dimi-
nuer, au lieu d'augmenter. Les
6veques m6thodistes ont meme
present. I'm jeune special pour "a
yiyer Ia feryeur de.leurs ouailles.
Maintenant, les Presbyt6riens,
sont divis6s ct Sc font une lutte
intestine pour r6viser leur profess
sion de fol atm den eloigner GER
taines doctrines CONNIE la pr6dee-
tination. II para1t en- efet qu'un
homme est destin6 a etre sauv6 on
quoiqu'il fasse, d'apres leur
credo. On s'objecte a cette doctri-
ne calviniste. CONNIE Giant fausse
ct f6roce ct parce qu'un chr6tien
ne joulrait pas du ]ibre arbitre.
LIE protestantisme Giant une de-
n6gation, ne peut souffrir la haute
critique de ses th6ologiens ct le
peuple en- profile pour r6-a&rmer
son droit au jugement priv6 ct res
ter a la maison.
Au milieu de Get 6croulement de
il nous incombe d'afir-
mer nos convictions en- 6tablissant
DIES 6coles catalogues partout Oh
c'est possible. A mesure qu'on
avance en- age, on comprend mieux
la responsabllit6 quill y a de bien
ceux qui doivent nous
remplacer dams l'arene de la vie.
ST nous demeurons indiff6rents
ct que nos enfants s'6levent com
me lis peuvent, nous manquerons
q Pun des devoirs les plus sacr6s
de lavie.
Etss 81 nous, Canadiens -francais
n6gligeons d'6tablir des 6coles
Ia generation qui nous
suit ct pour laquelle nous avons
le meilleur de notre vie,
nous oubliera bientot. Quand on
passe dune langue q une autre, on
traverse un abfme pour ne jamais
revenir. Dun cote sont nos tradi-
nos ancetres, le caur de la
tous unis par la chafne ma |
de la langue. De rautre une
jeunesse qui ma plus de godt pour
une civjlisation qu'elle ne peut
.omprendre. Entire les deux, le
de l'oubli, don't les fots pro-
baignent des rochers oscar
pcs ct sans bords.
Etablissons des 6coles catholi-
ques atm de %pr6server la fol, mails
Canadlens-francals par
la langue ct par le occur, car c'est
IN calice amer . wider que Ia pers-
pective de l'oubli par nos arr14re-
neveux.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-05-25
lie ReCenSement de 1900

lie ReCenSement de 1900
Vendredi proclaim, le Ter de
JUN, commencera 10 recensement
general DIES Etats- Unis, ]equel q
lieu tous les dix ans.
Nous recommandons q nos COM
patriotes de r6pondre a toutes les
questions qui leur seront possess
par l6num6rateur.
II est oblig6 au secret par son
serment d'ofice ct ne peut com
muniquer a personne lie r6sultat de
ses Investigations, 81 ce nest a ses
superieurs.
II nous importe d'etre francs
sur la question de la nationalit6,
ct de donner nos noms 6crits q la
FRANCHISE, non pas a langlaise, nj
encore traduits suivant lie sens quill
exprime en- francais. Ces traduc-
tions sont inutiles quand Giles ne
sont pas ridicules, car personne
aux Etats- Unis n'exlge que nous
changions nos mons de famillile ct
nous sommes bien mieux respec-
t6s de tous quand nous respectons
Photographic de nos beaux mons
franeais.
Nos ancetres ont aussi Ia dessus
certains droits quill convent de
respecter.
Garder son nom ct avouer ga ma
tionalit6 q I6num6rateur sont DIES
devoirs qui incumbent a tous les
notres pour une raison plus impor-
tante. La statistique que ION fera
de CO recensement sera consult6e
par les historiens qui conna1tront
ainsi tous les groupes form6s par
une immigration de cinquante ans
ct p%ourront tracer avec gertrude
les endroits Oh nous sommes appe-
les a jouer I'm role quelconque.
Au point de vue actuel ct pratt
que il est urgent que nous soyions
connus ct appr6ci6s de nos conci-
toyens. lis nous respecteront en-
proportion de notre influence ct de
notre nombre, surtout les politi.
ciens.
II arrive solvent que nos COM
patriotes s'absentent de la vile
pour TRAVELLER . la campagne GU
dams les chantiers. Que leur ia
mile, GU le proprietaire de leur
pension, n'oublie pas de donner
leurs mons q Poficier, car il y en-
a des centaines au dehors d cette
6poque de l'ann6e.
Ce recensement, sill est bien fat
pour nous, d6montrera sans aucun
doute que nous comptons au-dela
de deux millions de Canadiens-
francais, venus du Canada, on n6s
lei de parents immigr6s, ct que Ia
majorit6 est de CO cote de la from
there.
II s'agit de dire la v6rit6, c'est-a-
dire de faire supplement son de-
voir, ct nous pourrons montrer
avec orgueil les progress qua fait
notre race aux Etats-U nis.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-05-25

JOEL, Wis-M ct Nine Lemire
ont visit6 leur parente nombreuse
a Somerset ct leurs amis plus
nombreux encore. Les citoyens
d'Apple River s'encbantent de leur
retour.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-05-25

W%aterville, Minn.-Charles OAR
che, un homme distingu6 dams Part
pharmaceutique, a organise une
association pour diriger les Cana
diens-francais dams les places de
son ~voisinage cd lis pourraient Sc
colloquer avec avantage.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-05-25
70 ADVERTISERS,

The Echo depOuest has a larger
circulation than any French paper
published in the Northwest.
Advertisers may at any time
examine our subscription lists.
We are also ready to substentiate
this by proper certificates from the
superintendent of mails.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-05-25

IL oCA1OAO HuO LOO 6AoAN0 nOn
neurs politiques ne soient plus re-
serves settlement aux. vieillards q
cheveux blancs. LIE candidat re-
publican aux fonctions de gouver-
neur de l'Illinois, M. Yates, ma
pas encore d6pass6 la quarantaine,
pas plus que le MARIE Harrison,
de Chicago, don't il est question
CONNIE candidat democratic aux
memes fonctions. M. Bryan lui-
meme Went d'avoir SEES quarante
ans. N. Towne, du Minnesota,
que les populistes ont accoupl6
avec M. Bryan CONNIE candidat q
la vice-pr6sidence, nest son afn6
que dun an. LIE gouverneur
Roosevelt, de New-York, qui au-
raft pu avoir la candidature r6pu-
blicaine q la vice-pr6sidence sill
l'ent voulue, ma que Al ans. lie
controleur de la municipalit6 de
New York, Bird s Coler, qui
pourrait bien etre candidat demo-
crate aux fonctions de gouverneur.
GU meme q la vice-pr6sidence, est
q peu pres du meme age que M.
Bryan. Enfin, le S6nat federal
compile des jeunes parmi ses mem
bres, tells M. Penrose, de la Penn
sylvanie, qui a 40 ans r6volus; ct
MN. Beveridge, de l'Indiana, ct
Butler, de la Caroline du Nord,
qui ne les auront pas d'ici quel-
ques ann6es. M. Bailey, s6nateur
6lu du Texas, ma que 81 ans.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-05-25

L'EcHo DE L'OUEsT nest pas responr
sable des idees ct opinions 6mises pa
ses correspondents.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-05-25

Toutes lettres, correspondances
etc, doivent etre adress6es CONNIE
suit:
Echo DE L'OUEsT,
Minneapolis, MINI.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-05-25
MINNEAPOLIS MINI. Is Mai 1900

Toutes correspondances doivent
etre accompanies dune signatu-
re responsible
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-05-25

! -C'6tait hier la f6te de la refine
| Victoria d'Angleterre. Sa Majestic
fc6l6brait- 1fe 8I9me anlniiversaire de
sa n%aissance.
lie 29 courant q I'6glise St
Louis aura lieu lie marriage de M.
/, Louis Michaud avec Mile Wolfe,
de River Falls, Wis, belle s@ur
de NJ. Leon St Pierre de cette
vile.
On annonce aussi pour le 20
courant a p6glise st Louis le ma
riage de Mile Marie Berthiaume
avec M. Frank Labarre.
lie 5 JUN a l'6glise st Loais,
M. Joseph Duchesne conduira q
Pautel Mile Maggie Ludeith.
Nous sommes heureux dap
prendre que M, Caron, de Hay
ward, Wis, qui a subj il y a une
quinzaine de jours une operation
pour l'apendici'e est maintenant
complement r6tabli.
Les sours de P6cole st Louis
sont a pr6parer I'm programme
d%ramatique musicale ct litt6raire
qui sera dome les s ct 9 JUN
dams la sale de P6cole.
Louis Allen, vieux resident
du comt6 de Ramsey est decide la
sema1ne derni4re. SEES %fun6railles
ont Gu lieu dimanche apr6s-midi
d l6glise st Louis
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-05-25

Ceci est presqu'a la tettre ce qui
|s'est pass6 a la convention DIES
w. G.. O.. r. tenue a Chicago il y
q quelques jours.
Echo de l'ouest. [volume] (Minneapolis, Minn.) 1883-1929, 1900-05-25

Galanterie pratique.
La scene SO passe dams un tram
way. II y a trois danes debout sur
la plate-forme.
Un monsieur de l'int6rieur Sc
'leve ct galamment:
Ma place q la1n6e de ces da-
mes, dit-il.
Silence, personne ne bouge.
81 le monsieur, satisfait, rentre
asseoir.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06
nave returned fton a week.s pleasure

have returned from weeks pleasure
trip TO the lakes, b j {
Edward Clark was down from Pitts
burg over Sunday. spending the day
with relatives. 80
Park Alexander will. return to-mor-
row from a two weeks business trip to
GAINESVILLE. ~
Mr.. and Mrs. E. H. Stevens left Sat-
urday for q two weeks trip through the
east. ~
afr. and Mrs. Earl Mccornaughy are
entertaining a friend from Uniontown.
Pa. b y
R. 7. Howell and family spent yester-
day with relatives near st. ciairsyitie.
A social will be given by the Lansing
N, E. Church next v ednesday evening.
x w. ". Scott has returned from, q
business trip to New Philadelphia.
George Medill was the guest OF
friends In Steubenville yesterday.
Lee Cohen. OF Lisbon. o., spent Sum
day with relatives In the city. +
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06
BRIDGEPORT HAPPENINGS.
Events of q Day in the Town at tn,
!. End Of the Bridge.

An excursion In two divisions over
the c.. l.. & W. yesterday brought
about 800 people Into the city from
Lorain and Cleveland. They spent the
day ut the parks In Wheeling and re-
turned 10 their homes again last even
Ing.
The funeral OF the IL weeks old child
OF Mr.. and Mrs. Shepherd will take
plnce ut O'Clock this afternoon from
the family residence on Lincoln ave-
nue.. The interment VIII be made Mt
Linwood cemetery.
The regular monthly meeting OF the
BARRIERS Will be held this evening. md
all union BARRIERS are requested TO be
present. Na
Mrs. Noah Burke left the last OF the
week for Newark, o.. TO spend n couple
OF weeks with relatives. "a
Harry Cortland and William briggs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06
Rellaire Briefs.

Union Epworth League services were
held yesterday evening ut the First
Presbyterian Church. and Rev. T. v.
DcWInklc made n report Of the recent
state convention. All OF the churches
suspended scrvica for this meeting.
DR.. George Maser and family left
yesterday. for New York. where they
will tnke a steamer for Europe. They
expect, to be gone. several months, and
hive spent n week with the family Of
George H. Muth here.
The funeral OF Mrs. John L. Heather
.inston will occur from her late resi-
dence Mt o'clock this afternoon. In
,terment ut Rose Hill cemetery.
r. C. warnock. who lost his health In
Cuba during the war with Spain. Is
very low Mt Newton, Kas., where he
went in hope OF recuperating.
A Kern and wife Will leave tomorrow
for two weeks tour OF the east.
There will be banquet at odd Fol-
lows hall this evening.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06
ASSESSMENT NOTICE.

~ City OF Wheeling, ". Va.
Public notice Is hereby given TO nil nor.
sons Interested that the assessors elect cd
by the council OF the city OF Wherlinv
have completed their assessment for The
year and made return thereof to nv Office
Any person wishing to appeal from saId
assessment or desiring any corrections
made. will appear Mt the city building no.
fore the board Of equalization and appcaIs
on the following days nj . o'clock u. IN
ns the, said board Will meet ut that timc
At the said city building to hear All oh.
lcctions TO said assessments and rcvJsc
and correct the same:
First Ward-Wcdnrsday, August s.
Second Wnrd.Thursday AuSust 0.
Fourth Ward-Monday, August Il.
Fifth Ward-Tuesday. August ii
Sixth WGrd-Wsdnesday, August Ia
Seventh Ward-Thursday, August IL
Eighth Ward-F'riday, AuCust i;
THoS. -o'BRIEN, Jr..
: !ysg -.,.--- City Clerk.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06
BELLA1RE HAPPENINGS.
Matters of Interest in the Metropolis
Of Belmont County.

of Belmont County.
Sebastian WINNER, who returned last
week from q visit TO his old home In
Germany and the Paris exposition, an
nounces his full conversion, to the poll
cies OF the republican party and the
upholdlng OF President Mckinley. Mr..
WINNER has nude two or three trips
to Germany, but not until this one. he
says. was America looked upon as n
leader, II not the leader, In the affairs
OF the world. My money" says Mr..
WINNER, Commanded premium in
every part OF the old world visited.
Whether l had paper or gold l ex-
changed 1t q at premium, and In Sec
ton, whera I am bes: acquainted and
whei4r q few years ago America was
regarded as Just moving along as the
world powers dictated, now they say
ahe stands as one OF the directors of
the affairs OF the world. They fear our
manufactured goods Will take the place
OF theirs. because OF Yankee progress.
Our credit and prestige abroad is
greater now than It has ever been. and
we have better times here ut home
than we ever had since I became an
American citizen, and from now on 1.
am q Mckinley man. And there will
be more OF them this year than ever
before"
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06
Other Interstate Games,

AT MARIoN-It took ten rhhinGs to de-
eide The game between the Marion team Of
the Interstate league and the New Cas-
Marion%.g. Q 90 IL ose-0 ~ 10 !
New Castle Q / 90 $50 - !
batteries, iWadswortb and Graftus: Nc
Cord and Keller, FL
AZ Toledo. Frs. game; Ia + Il =
Mansfield 20 90 3 o 90 o-6 10 I
Ba,ter!cs-Iosy,- Gates ADD Hannaford;
Smith and Fox.
At Toledo. Second game. Il II =
Toledo ........0 . Q 90 - II
Mansfield ,....i . 0 Q,S:Go 90 i =
Bnttcrics-Ew!ng and Haapaford; Mere
dith and Fox. tis
At Dayton. First game, Ri
Dayton ....S..0 o 0 90 0SlH0 IL
Fort Wayne..O o 0 90 0,IQ:o 0-o3 4
Batterics-Moorc and Donahue: Frickea
and Bergen. ,ij~.
At Dayton. Second game. RH,E
Dayton ........2 Q 30 20 40
Fort Wayne..0 0 0 ! 90 OIL I 0
Observation-Disclosures and Donahue; IIar-
per, Jones' and kllcnow.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06
VERY oNE:sIDED
Was the Game Between WIN Ct

Was the Game Between Will Gut
mans and Jacky Arthurs. d
,HEhe VIII Gutmans played the Jack
Arthurs at Fulton yesterday afternoon,
In the presence OF a crowd OF ! 800 ln-
tcrested spectators. The teams ware
In fine fettic, and played for "blud,' .
but the Gutmans were far superior. In
every department. rs the score. % to 3,
indicates. 81
The teams lined up rs follows:
Gutmans-Taylor,. CT; PecksteIn,. 2b:
Wharton. c: Miller. ID; Lucas. IS; Stein
II; Dei,ers, 3b; Wells, II: swartz, p;
Halter, C.
Arthurs-Farley, CT; McComhs. SIS;
Crisweli. II; afiiwood. sb; aIoiter, ID;
Fox. %; Richie. IF; Armbrustar. c.;
Co.'S, c: Davis. D. 5tG
Score: RHE
Gutmans ....5 0 40? SOC .-25 S 3
Arthurs ,."..l o o o 40 o s0-3 1 4
Batteries, swartz and Wharton: Davis
and Coss. Two-base hits, Miller, Stein .,
Mhwe8d. Three-base hits. PecksteiR. NIL
ler22, Lucas. Wells. Halter. MIiwood. Home
run. Peckstelr. Struck out, by Swurtz 6;
by Davis 5. Umpire Delters * -EEs l
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06
Errors Responsible.

CHICAGO. August 5.-Errors were re-
sponsible for all the runs to-day. Brook
lyn won In the sixth, inter two outs. Tay-
ior being mainly responsible by giving a
lowing The third base play on both sides
was the feature, everything hit In that d.
'Tection going like RHO shots. Attendance,
5000! Score: e. ,li51s
RHE
Chicago .....,.0.. % 0 ~ o o o o D-l. 3 2
Brooklyn 80 ! Q 90 20 z6-5 0 8
Earned runs none! Batteries. Taylor
and Chance; McGinnity and Mcclure, Um-
plre. Hurst. Time, l:65.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06
The New Club.

The. promoters OF the Republican
Club organization met at the. city hall
Saturday. evening and effected an or
EanizatiOn. with J. NJ. Dubois prcsi-
dent. Cook Danford secretary, Mack
Stewart treasurer and F. A. Jackson
chairman OF the finance committee.
The solicitors reported l22 names en-
rolled and they confidently expect n
marching club OF q hundred active
members. Another meeting will be held
tomorrow evening to select captain
and other officers. and there should be
q full attendance. that the marching
club may move along with enthusiasm
from the stnrt.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06

The Christian Church yesterday OBJ
served the thlrt!eth anniversary Of Its
dedication. An historical sermon was
preached by Rev. J. a. Hopkins. whose
family were among the original MEM
bers, and as he rccounted the enthusi-
usm OF the earlier members rs they
sang the songs OF Zion he moved the
splendid congregation OF yesterday by
naming the voices that mingled then
but silent now. There were but six
present yesterday who were present at
the dedication, but more than that are
living in this ncighborhood. 1t Just
happened they were out OF the city.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06
Mercer Was Easy,

ST. LOUIS. aug. s.-Mereer was easy
picking for St. Louls to-day. MCCAIN
was sick and ponlin took his place Mt first.
Attendance. 100. Score: RH E
~ L%SS aL,.' 5gSd 395SSsss-lsI5 I
Earned runs. st. Lousg7.. New York i.
batteries. Young and Criger: Mercer and
Grady. Homo run, Donlln. Umpire. Ems-
lie. Time, 9 Hours. (, :: Z. - -
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06
Special Dispatch to the IntellIsepcer.

Special Dispatch to the IntellIsepcer.
COLUMBUS, Ohio. August Both OF
to-day's games were practically decided In
one inning. In the first, after the sena-
tors seemed o;have a safe LEAD the Sto-
giles started to hit STREET., and Founded In
nine runs with the: assistance OF two err
rors, making nine. singles and double
in the inning, Poole went in mt this point
and did not allow a hlt during the re-
the St0gies started on wIth.aslead, but
the Senators tied It UP and then handed
Poole s'his" by lnpding on hlneS for four
q.rgles, two doubles; and Il triple, and
scoring seven runs. Taylor finished the
ball. but let down In the last two innings.
as he had pitched the last three innings
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06
Rhcumntism Cured In a pnu.

Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures In to . days,
Its action upon the system Is rcmarka-
BILE and mysterious, II removes Mt once
tho cause and the disease Immediately
disappears. The frsi dose greatly ben
eflts. IS cents. Sold BY II. II. List.
1910 Main street.. Gins. Mcnkemellcr,
corner Market and Twenty-sccond
streets, drugEists. mwSf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06
SECOND GAME.

Innings pitched. by Poole s;,by Taylor :.
Hits made. on Poole Il: on Taylor !.
Two-basc hits. Dundon >. MGiNllster. Be
vile, Tnylor 2, peduinney, Meaney, Boyd.
Three-hase hits, BeYille. locke. Home
runs. Bcvllle. Turner. Stolen bases, Nc.
Alllstcr. Taylor. First base. on balls, on
Wolfe .: on Poole 2; on Taylor .. First
base on errors. Columbus Z; Wheeling Z.
Struck out, by Wolfe q, By, Poole ].
Double play. Congalton to .R3ole TO Tur-
ner. Bhlk, Wolfe 1. PASSED. ball, Boyd.
Time, l:il. Umpire. ColSan. Attendance.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06

Innings pitched. STREET c: Wolfe J; Os-
borne S: Poole g. Hits rnadc.ooft STREET. L;
on Wolfe i: OF Osborne ;l9.y Two-base
Three-base hit. Locke. Homo runs Brad
ley Williams. Sacrifice hit. Beville. Sto-
len bases, Dundon, McGanl." Congnltor.
First base on errors. Columbus !: Whctl-
!nS 1 Struck ont. by STREET. &: by Wolfe
j; by Poole !. Wild pitch, STREET.. Time.
.:o2 Umpire. colGan. Attendance. LOCO,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06
Excursion to Niagara Falls, ,
PENNSYLVANIA LInas.

Thursday. August .. s. round trip on
special train from Bellaire, ut 1:05 D,
M: Bridgeport, lis p. m: Martins
Ferry, l:23 y. m, Central time: leave
Cleveland by steamer ut $ y. M; arrive
at Niagara Falls In time for breakfast,
and good returning twelve days. In
GLIDING date OF sale.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-06

y qrEarhed runs, Cincinnati !, PITTSBURGH 1.
bases, Beckley, Corcosan, Quinn. P-uble
plays: Steirieldt to Beckley; Ely, + hey
to O'Brien. First on balls. Hahn !, lsee-
Yer ! HIT By ball. by Leeyer.l. Struck
9fat. by Lever Z: by Hahn ). Time, 1:so.
-UmpIre, Swnrtwooh. ElAttendance, 600. :.
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BOXING

Gene Garcia. who is to oppose Oscar
Gardner in twenty-round boxing con-
ties. before the Metropolitan club next
Thursday evening" arrived in tho city
Saturday night. accompanied by Mama
ger Hart and Trainer Higgins. He
has taken up his quarters at the Tween
ty-thIrd stree: athletic club. and yes
terday recommended the course Of
training that had been interrupted by
his trip from New York to Wheeling.
Garcia is short, chunky, well-knit
fellow. who looks the fighter through
and through. and those OF the Wheeling
sports who have been permitted to see
him work left his training board i'm
pressed with the idea that Oscar has
tough proposition on his hands. He
resembles Johnny Van Hcest and ice
Walcott in build, and is said to employ
the same hurricane tactics Characters
tic OF those fighters.
Gardner has begun training at his
Market street place. and intends TO put
himself in the pink OF condition, as he
realizes he Is to face no mean oppon-
ent Thursday evening. fThe report
that Gardner had bought IN east-of-
town road house, which was in general
circulation last week. Is, by the way.
entirely untrue.
For the preliminary Thursday eve
ming, the Metropolitan club hns closed
with Buzz Auber, and for his opponent
expects to, secure straus. the ppmls-
Ing SteubenvIlla boxer. They will go
ten rounds to decision. The local
man is a great fnyoritc. and will be
backed to win out.
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Amateur Base Ball.

The Jacky Arthurs Juniors defeated
the Long Tigers yesterday afternoon on
the Fulton grounds L. to II.
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sand Islands,

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August 18th. Liberaf return llmi:. Par
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To-DAY's GAMES.

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Wheeling at Columbus, - ,
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