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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-01

PROVIDENCE, RI August s1.-The
final day Of the grand circuit racing
wound up with the last two heats be-
Ing run OFF In the dark. In the untin-
ished 2:20 trot, Lady Geraldine, the To-
cal fevoritc,+ won; after losing the fifth
heht. Geers made great drive. and
landed the race In the final heat. Dan
Westland won the 2:14 pace. in which
Stacker Taylor was the .favorite. Roster
was the fnyorltc, In the 2:17 trot, and
won In q six-heat race. which wssf cons
,cluded in darkness, George, an out
slider. won the Eli pace In a four heat
In Ia 80 l.t Y ~ tijf s =
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Chlcago's Poor Game.

CHICAGO, August Sl.-Thc ChIcagos
to-day probably played the worst game
OF tho season. making several more mis-
plays than can he shown In tho error
column. Their batting was equally as bad
MS their fielding. Scott holding them down
ball. wild pitch and a single saved them
from shut.ont. Attendance. Loo. Score:
Chicago ......0 / o o o 90 o Oil .
Cincinnati 81 o 24E02 li1 Oil u
Batteries. Taylor and Bresnchan: Scott
and kahoe. Earned runs. Cincinnati ].
Time, 2:05. Umpire, EmslIe.
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The RIVER,

The. marks at p. m. Friday showed
3 feet Inches and falling. Weather
clear and cooler.
Yesterdays packets were the Tele-
phone for Marietta ut noon, and the +.
a. Goebel for Darlington at 1890 p. m.
To-day's boats include the Cricket for
Charleston at : n. M; the H. X. Bed
ford tor Parkersburg at II a. M. and
the f. A. Goebel for Darlington at $3.50
p. m. -
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"a GREAT At. FIGHT E:]!Ii ii

Clelland and Tony Moran Before
the metropolitan Athletic Club
Next Monday Evening-Big Crowd
Coming.
That the twenty-roundS bout between
Jack Nice lelland, of pittsburgh. anu
Tony Moran of; Now York, to be pulled
on before the Metropolitan club next
Monday ewing, will be, a great fistic
argument. is generally conceded. Mo-;
ran, who is5worklng In a mill at Brad
dock. is. backed by fellow m!ll-nen,
who will come down several score
strong to root for their favorite, while,
of course McClelland's Pittsburgh
friends will be here in force. 1t is
likely q special train will be. engaged
to bring the Pennsylvanlans down to
Wheeling.
Moran is a new man In this section,
but he has met such good men as Patsy
Haley, Billy Barrett and Austin Rice
all well known in FistIana.'
The preliminary viii be between two
Pittsburgh boxers, and is being ar
ranged there now.
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HAzIETT FOUND GUILTY..
The Washington (Pa.) Banker Con
victed of Embezzlement.

S1Steu VI GuueHElement.
Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
WASHINGTON. Pa, August .3l.-Af-
ter trial lasting ten days. that has
been watched with great interest here.
Major Samuel Hazlett was this after
noon found guilty OF embezement as a
banker. This was the third trial Of
MAJOR Hazlett, the first resulting In q
verdict of not guilty and the second in a
verdict OF guilty that was overturn-
ed recently by the superior court Of
Pennsylvania. The jury was out about
ten minutes. Major Hazlett was de-
Tended by Attorney Barr, of Washing
ton, and Col. W.. w. Arnett, OF Wheel
Ing, and 1t is said that the verdict Will
be fought to the higher court.
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BRYAN,s ITINERARY
Is Changed in Some Particulars-He
Will Speak ut Sistersville.

The itinerary arranged for Bryan's
speeches in West Virginia us given out
from Deer Park. was changed yester-
day, by National Committeeman John.
T. AlcGraw. go that Instead OF going
from Clarksburg to Wheeling by way
of FairmoQt, he will be brought to
Parkersburg. where he will speak at 2
p. M, Thursday. From Parkersburg he
will come to Wheeling over this Ohio
River railroad. stopping n short time
at SIstersville.
The complete itinerary for Colonel
Bryan in West Virginia, Is as follows:
Cumberland. Md.-Tuesday, at 1880 p.
NJ.
Morsan's Grove-wednesdny at $3.50,
u. n.
Keyser-wednesday, at o'clock p m.
Clarksburg-Thursday, at 10 o'clock a.
m.
Pnrkersburs, Thursday. at o'clock p.
m.
overwhelmingly, at 6 D. m.
Wheeling-Thursday, ut s o'clock i.
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DAILY lNTEIIIeENcER sATURpA September 1000

tty charge, preferred by Mabel Rinkus.
Ella keenerwas ad1udged insane, and
as soon as the papers, which have been
forwarded to Weston. have been re-
turned. she will be sent to the insane
asylum. Miss Keener has been at the
{ Rescue Home for some time past, and
this action was brought about by HUI
name Officer Echols. n *
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Fridays Arrests.

Fridays arrests by the police were az
follows: Frank Smith, drunk. by OH
Ger Dudley; Robert Bond. vagrancy, by
officer Ingram: James Kraft, drunk, by
officer Diehl; Dick Blum, drunk, by
Officer Kroneweth; Robert Prltchard,
disorderly, by Officer Junklns; Robert
Fritz. dlsordcrly, by Officer Junkins;
WIN Peters, dlsordcrly, by Officer Jun
lftr.
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River kilograms.

OIL C1TY-River II inches and fall
Ing. Weather. clear, and pleasant.
s GREENSRoRo-1lvc feet 10
inches and falling. Weather, clear and
warm. Jacobshand Dewey down Sat-
,urday; Woodward and Cherry up.
BROWNSNILLE-River feet Q
inches and stationary.
Z PlTTSBURGH-Rivcr feet and sta
tlonary. y Weather, clear and warm.
"A STEUB ENNILLE-River .. feet o
Inches and falling. Weather. clear and
warm. gity
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Escuped conyiots Killaa

CHATTANOOGA, Tenn, Aug. 81
Yves Austin and Bob Armstrong, two
escaped convlcts. were killed and a
third wounded to-day by Warden Brock
and posse near Whitcsldc, fifteen
miles from here. The convtcts escaped
from the stockade nj conl City. Ga. on
Monday.
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The HI. STATE DENTISTS il;

Association Concludes its Animal
Meeting Friday, With the Election
Of Officers and Discussion Of reeb.
meal Topics.
The annual meeting OF the We,tyl,
glnia Dental Association, In s,ss,or !,
this city, closed last evening. Tbeio,.
tendance was representative and mum.
bered about thirty-iive. nearly every
section of the state being represented
The following officers were chosen for
the ensuing year:
President-G. NJ. McNaely, Of Man.
nington.
Vice President-J. NJ Mcvor.. .,
Warrington.
seeretary-w. B. Mckee, of Wheel.
ing -.
Treasurer-william Mckinley. :.
Wheeling.
The next meeting will be held IN
Warrington. On the last Thursday and
Friday of August, 1891. .3.s
In: the afternoon the delegates WEIR
In session at,:hs, Office Of DR.. John Nc.
clure, and discussed technical matters
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Vance Memorial-Services will be held
at this church at II a. m. and 7:4o p. M,
conducted by the pastor. Charles B.
Austin. D. D. Strangers are cordially
invited. 4 -
The Sunday morning services OF the
First English Lutheran church will be
resumed on Sunday Mt 1880 Morning
services at 1880. Sunday school at 2
p. m. The Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Endeavor meeting on Monday
at s p. m. will be displaced by the con-
cert by the Chicago Glee Club at that
hour.
Sunday. September. ., there will be
services at the German Methodist
church us follows: Sunday school at
OILS a. M: reading at 1880 q. m. In the
evening at,7:45 p. m. u service OF sacred
song and music will be held. inter-
spersed with Bible readings. This Will
be rare opportunity for lovers Of sa-
cred music.
Services at the United Presbyterian
church Sunday morning at 10:S0 n. m.
by the pastor. Rev. j. H. Littell. the
pastor. No evening service. Sunday
school at 2 p. m. Christian Union at
7 p. m. All are welcome.
-
First Presbyterian church-The pas
tor. Rev. D. A. Cunningham, D. D..
having returned from his vacation. will
preach at 1890 a. M. subject, "a
Summer Sermon" Sunday school at
9:15 a. m.
Rev. Joseph Speers will conduct the
usual services tomorrow, at the Second
Presbyterian church.
Rev. r. r. Bigger will fill the pulpit
at the Third Presbyterian church, Sab
bath. morning and evening. Morning
theme. what Shall We Do With Our
Confession OF FaIth?''
First Christian Church--Rev. C. M.
O1iphant. the pastor. will preach in the
morning on Harvest Home" and In
the evening on Something Wrong"
Sunday school at $3.50 4. m. Mission
Sunday school on Thirty-first street. at
ESQ p. m. Young Peoples Society Of
by Miss Lydn Wells; topic, Sock
Souls" Luke xv:1-1o Prayer meeting
Wednesday evening. Seats free. All
welcome. Official board will meet next
Tuesday evening.
First Baptist church. Rev. Martin ".
Buck. pastor-Preaching Mt 1880 a. M.
by the pastor. and at>7:3o p. NJ, by
Rev. Wheeler Bogges. returned mission
airy from India. Sunday school Mt 9:l5
q. m. Sunday school at Chapel A. cor
ner Of Broadway and Maryland streets.
and at Chapel B. 2so6 Eof street. at
ESQ p. m. All are cordially invited to
attend. At the morning service the or
dinance OF the Lords Supper will be
commemorated.
Services at the North Street NJ. z.
church Sunday at 1880 n. m. and 1880
p. M. conducted by the pastor, Rev. C.
3. Graham. Baptismal services ut 10
n. M. and reception Of probationers at
the close OF the morning service. Sun
day school at 2 p. m. Epworth proba-
tional meeting at Up. m. Official meet
Ing Tuesday at 1880 and other meetings
OF the week Us usual.
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The event of the week was the double
wedding solemnIzed Tuesday at noon
In ST. Luke's Protestant Episcopal
Y church. Island. by Rev. Jacob BrItting-
ham The contracting parties were
Miss Ethelyn Sage, daughter OF Mr..
and Mrs. Joseph Sage. OF Wellsburg.
and Mr.. Charles Newton Fl,zpatr.ck. OF
Cleveland. and Miss June Hornbrook,
daughter OF Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Horn
brook, OF Elm Grove, and Mr.. Archibald
4 Bruce Sage OF New Mexico. all popu-
larry known, Young people The we'd
ding march was inspIrtngly PLAYED by
Professor Hermann n. schockey. anu
the wedding procession entered, led by
tn, ushers Mcssrs. Clay Hornbrook. of
.connelI OF .Wellsburg, and Archibald
a, Taylor. Of this city; Miss NAY Horn
brook and Miss KIrkpatrick. as brIacs-
smaIds and Miss Annie v. Sage as maid
OF honor nil daIntily gowneI in white.
wearing la ,,, pIcture hats Of white and
n,nk and carving mink roses forming
a nretty surrounding to the two brides.
botb etsact,velv bea,l,ifu, q, d,rereln,tl
types Miss Sage a handsome brunette,
ana Mise uornbrnok Of The nrt.ttv AMIR
nt5tbe chance which wa. coyered IN
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williams Song Recital.

Thc song recital to be given under the
direction OF Prof. r. Licweiiyn Williams
Mt the Blue Ribbon hall, In Benwood
next Monday, will attract many music
lovers from this city, az well ns Ben
wood. Prof. Williams Will be assisted
by tho Standard Male Qunriettc of shis
city. composed OF the following voices:
Marshall hlger, first tenor: Wallace II.
Smith, second tenor; George u. Boyd.
first busg, and Ambrose q. Woods, sec
n,il Ia So ia ai-s-t 49, iii5 ts1isg ~
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J. SOCII go.

, Edmund Yahn. the, special attraction of
the evening. merits all recognition. pos
siblc to be bestowed; his voice is superb
and spleRdialy managed. His encore
number. Am Nicer" BY Shubers, TO the
first selection. and Punchlrcllo CMolloy)
and still VIE Die Mach" were exquis-
itely rendered. Mr.. Yahn was fault.
lessiy accompanied by Prof. Hermann
Schocke*.
Mr.. Julius Pollock and son, Master
julie Pollock. are home, after months
stay at Terra Alta,
The event OF the season at Capon
Springs, where many Wheeling people
spent this summer, occurred last We'd
nesday evening, and was ausplciously
brilliant. Wheeling society figured
prominently. Among the patronesses
were Mrs. John Frew, Mrs. w. W. Ar
nett. Mrs. Louis f. stifel, Mrs. Morris
Horkheimer, Mrs. Charles w. Franz
helm and Mrs John D. Culbertson. On
the executive. committee was Mr.. L. +.
Stifel. On the programme COMMITTEES
were Mr.. Charles ". Franzheim aud
Col. Morris Horkhelmer.
The Misses Anna and Theresa Nc
Cabe, who have been visiting their sis
ter, Mrs. William j. Lutz, for the past
two months. have returned to their
home in Brooklyn Borough, Manhattan.
y. Y.
DR.. and Mrs. H. H, Harrison, of the
Island, returned Wednesday from
summer trip, to BrooksIde, one OF the
beautiful resorts in the Alleghrnies. DIR.
Harrison won the championship trophy
OF the scheduled bowling games nj
which Aurora, Oakland and other. ada
cent mountain haunts were represented
by splendia players. -
Miss Emily Ray Pollock and Miss
Eleanor Brice. two prominent members
OF Musical Wheeling, delighted an audi
ence gathered for summer musicale,
given for the benefit OF one OF the charl.
ties OF Marketable, Conn, at which
place these talented young ladies are
spending the summer chapcroned by
Mr.. and Mrs. James b. fancy. OF Island
Place.
Miss Carrie Beeson. of Uniontown,
Pa. Is the house guest to-day OF Miss
Laura Cranglc Dalzell, of North Chap
line street. with whom she leaves this
evening on visit to Pittsburgh friends.
Mrs. John Frew md Mrs. W. w. Ar
nett returned yesterday from capon
Springs.
Mr.. I. Harvey Pollock, OF the Regis
ter, and one OF this clty's best golfers,
returned Wednesday. after n months
absence, spent at Mountain Lake Park
and in encampment as member OF
company a OF the National Guard. ut
Keyser.
The executive committee OF the
Woman's Musical Club met yesterday
TO arrange plans for the coming sea-
sons musical campaign. An interest
Ing prospectus was the outcome.
The Chicago Glce Club, booked for
next Monday evening ut the English
Lutheran church. on Sixteenth street,
will furnish n trent. The work Is artis-
tic and entertaining. A large audience
should greet the organization. Two
ladies and four gentlemen make up tho
ensemble.
The Banda Rosa, the attraction nj
the. park next Tuesday evening. has
been heard herr and the expressions
then were most complimentary. A large
audlcncaat both afternoon and evening
concerts is assured.
Mr.. and Ms. Rlccatdo Rect expect
tn return frnfn the IN NADIA Ia ,s, 20 4
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This Mornings Fire.

An alarm OF fire at l9:25 this
morning called the department to the
Top mill, where workmen, had accident
ally set fire to some waste in the en-
Ginc room. The blaze was extIng,iishcd
before any material damage was done.
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BOSTON. August sl.-Boston won easily
to-day. Taylor'a bases on bills proved
costly, four Of Boston's flve runs being
duo to his wlldness. Neither side was
ablo TO bat effectively. Attendance, $500.
Score:
Boston ........0 0aS1&1S 0t1 o - I o
New York 40 o 90: 0 90 Ia 6 .
Batteries, Nichols and Clarke; Taylor
and poworman. Earned runs, New York
2. Home run. j Hickman. Time. 10. Um-
pIre, SWprtwool. tnE 81
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EVENING GOWN OF
GRAY CREPE DIE CHIN E;.

somewhat original Of shirring guipure the
waist this chic claims especial this
when all but exhausted in discovering
combinations Of trimming Tasterial is neasl
chine with of shd chiffon showing between lace faced
bolero fronts The ribbon re striped w
gives sharp contrast stylish touch The skirt pleated
and untmmed Posed by Miss Jessie Mooney From John Wan
aInaker.
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THIS is the lastsweek Of our; special
summer offer. You save just $40 by
with Us on or before Septeal.
Der J. Remember you have the re.
mainder of this week to try our school
free Of charge. II Il !.
THE ELLIOTT SCHOOL,
- aeIS Market Street
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User Up Two Pitchers.

+ BROOKLYN. August 3l.-Doth Kennedy
and Bernhard were retired IN second In
ming to-day for giving too many free
pnsscc. Howell was hit hard In the third
but settled down after that. Donnhuc
pitched n fine game except IN the nth,
when Kelley brought In two runs with n
four-oaggcr to center. The game was TN
interesting. Score:
= II ii L
BTookyE 30 2. . 20 0 . ii Z 8
Batteries, Bernhardt. Donnhuc and
Murphy: Kennedy. Howell and Mcclure.
Earned runs. Brooklyn 2. Home run. lScl.
Icy Time, 2:lA. Umpire, Hurat. Attend
ance. 1900 Z. g"s7
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NO need to fear sudden attacks d,
cholera infantum, dyscntery. darrhoea
summer complaint OF any sort II Won
nave Dr.. FoWlar's Extract OF WIt
strawberry In the medicine Chests.
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Al Buffalo. InIIE
Buffalo ...0 o 0 o 40 o i . % S I
Chicago ....1 90 ! 0 o 0 . 0 Id l? /
At Cleveland. First game. RTE
Cleveland $40 3 0 900 0 \ IS II 3
Kansas clty..1 0 90 o 90 OIL u j
AZ Cleveland. Second game, nIIE
Cleveland 5 veil. 1,; ~ II 4
Iniianspoiis 80 o 81 10 1o0ooo-s 5 !
Milwaukee ,.....0 0 OF 90 000002--i S o
At indianapolis. Second game. RIFE
Indianapolis ....,"....".0 OF o. G !
Milwaukee F...,...,....,..0 ! o % H. 6 .
Gnmc called on account OF darkness.
At Detroit. rs RlIE
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INTER STATE LEAGUE.
! STANDING or CLUES.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Mansfield g.. Toledo o. Il
Fort Wayne s. Marion 5.
Wheeling 8, New Castle
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4 II Z
81 st''hfS Uuls Z Id i Il

Batteries. Chesbro and Tannehlll; Rob-
inson and Powell Earned runs. Pitts
'burgh I: St. Louis . Two-base hits. Wag-
ner. Robinson. Throe,bnsc hit. Robinson.
Home runs Beaumont. Schfiver Sncri-
fee shit, ,Ritchey. First base on balls, or
Chesbro 2; of Powell . Hit by pitched
ball. by Tannehlll 2; by Chesbro i : by Tan
nch!ll 3. Time, 2:l0 Umpire, O'Day-
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At Mansfield RHE
Toledo ..:::..o Q . o 900 Q % ! 5
Batteries-Meredith and Fox; Joss and
At Marion. RHE
Fort Waync...2 OH0EO go j o IS . o
Batterles-McCord, Lynch and Bergen;
Harrison and Swan. -5F8EfS z ~
At Anderson. RHE
Anderson .......2 90 10000 O-2 2 2
Dayton .........0 0 0 0S001'- c l
Batteries, Wolfe and Beville; Guthrie
and Donahue fg4s gss
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Wheeling Park Concerts.

The programme for the Sunday Opera
House band concert at Wheeling Park
arc as follows:
AFTERNOON.
Notwithstanding =. Flotow
CGprlce-"Babillagc .,.......,........ Gillet
cornet Solo-Gran. Fantasia on Fos-
ter's Famous odd Folks at Home"
Mr.. Augustus j. F'iliez
Waltz Sute-"Wedding OF the Winds"
Marcli-"The Presidents OWN. .Thaycr
overture-"o rpheus''. ...:.5 49,. oftenbach
Intermezzo Sln:anico..............M nscngnl
Gems from .Thc Fortune Teller. Herbert
DescriptIvc-"Chargc OF the Boer Cav.
airy at Elandslangte' 1900. .Luders
Two stcpI"Aiabama BLOSSOM 5Char, !, .
Scenes from sr,................ Gounod
SONG for cornet. with Echo ouartette
Mr. John NJ. Osborn.
Fantasia on Popular Songs Of the Day.
WALTON the Beautiful Blue Dan:
ga ube"
EVENING.
March-"Thc Man Behind tho Gun,
overiarc-"Beriin in JOY a Sorrow
oriental SSif
FanS" S summer Day Ii in .Ss'@'
selsetIce-.ifhe singing diirii;'.::.. Herbert
seiectlon@SSThs Diuc and the" Grny'..s
Waitz.'I.a sercnatn,'... I. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
Mareii-"The Citizen OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES
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Sunday. September. ., there will be
services at the German Methodist
church us follows: Sunday school at
DIS a. m: reading at 1880 q. m. In the
evening at7:45 p. m. a service OF sacred
song and music will be held. inter-
spersed with Bible readings. This will
be rare opportunity for lovers Of sa-
cred music.
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wood, at the Eorty-frst street grounds
Tomorrow morning. at 10 o'clock. Bat
teries-s chmulbachs, Watt and Q 'Toole;l
Slittnets, Ferdinand and Kelley. 5,
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whsrs they have been .aEan,sr,nE, ~
Mrs. W. .Arnett and lirs.9 John
Frew returned yesterday after an ax-
tended sojourn at; Capon Springs. ~

Miss Nellie Atkinson, the & charming
daughter Of Governor George Wesley
Atkinson, IS the guest Of Miss Ethel
Ewing OF Leatherw6od, & n X
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Squire Dunning,a Court.

In Squire Dunnlne's court yesterday
Annie cotiield was sent 10 jail jtort TWEEN
W days on a drunkenness and profan..
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-01
NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS.

Yesterdays GAMES.
Philadelphia ., Brooklyn 4.
Cincinnati II. Chicago /.
Boston s. New York J.
ST. Louis 10, Pittsburgh 6
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q The Sunday morning services OF the
First English Lutheran church will be
resumed on Sunday at 1880. Morning
services at 1880. Sunday school at 2
p. m. The Young Peoples Society OF
Christian Endeavor meeting on Monday
at p. m. will be displaced by the con-
cert by the Chicago Glee Club at that
hour KS rs
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-09-01

The programme for the Sunday Opera
House band concert at Wheeling Park
arc as follows:
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IN THE CHURCHES.

Vance Observation-Disclosures will be held
at this church at II a. m. and 7:4o p. M,
conducted by the pastor. Charles B.
Austin, D. D. Strangers are cordially
invited.
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Amateur Base Ball.

The sehmulbach base ball team will
cross bats with the slIttnerp, Of Ben,
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Mr.. and Mrs Samuel o. Boyce yes
terday returned from three weeks
trip on the lakes. Mr.. Boyce spent sew
erai days In Toronto. where he was fav-
orably impressed with some OF the
features OF Canadian municipal gov
eminent. The street railway system,
with its liberal transfers. especially ap-
pealed to him. While in Toronto he
met E. G. barrow. owner Of the Toron-
to Eastern league base ball club. who
ran the Wheeling Interstate team OF
y . . L.
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