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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-07
MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle of wheeling's
Progressive NeiRhhor.

The Daily Chronicle of Wheeling's
Progressive NeighhOr.
A meeting Of the fire department was
held in the Central hose house, Satur-
day evening, to select q place for hold
Ing the tournament Several places
were mentioned, which were the brick
yards, Walnut Grove and McSword' s
orchard. The latter place was selected,
The grounds will be enclosed and put
in the best Of shape for the races.
A uniformed rank company OF the
knights of Pythias will be organized in
this city at a meeting Of the lodge to-
morrow evening. The new company
will go in with at least thiTty-five men,
bers.
WE offer this week some rare bar
gains in sample and slightly shop-worn
Pianos. Call and see them or write for
prices. r. w. BANNER CO.,
Wheeling, w, Va.
A meeting Of the vlgllant fire depart
ment viii be held this evening at 7:30
O'Clock, and all members are requested
to be present, rs the new uniforms for
the company will be selected.
John Kyne was up before Mayor
Goodhue, Saturday, on n charge OF
fighting with Charles McCord week
before, and plead not guilty. He Will
be given a hearing Tuesday.
Miss Martha Sweeney very pleasant
ly entertained number Of friends Sat-
urday evening. at her home on South
Third street. among whom were a
number Of Wheeling guests.
Prof. ]. A. Bownocker, formerly prln-
Gina, of our high school. but now pro-
lessor Of geology in the Ohio state Uni
verslty, Is spending q few days with
friends in the city.
Pat Lacey was arraigned before
Mayor Goodhue Saturday evening, on a
charge of fighting. He plead not guilty
and will be given q hearing this even
ing.
DR.. w. B. shuttleworth goes to
Clarksburg this morning, to attend the
Republican congressional convention.
Mr.. and Mrs. r.. C. Montgomery went
to Pittsburgh yesterday. TO spend a few
days with the formers mother.
Mrs. NJ. b. Simpson, onAlleGheny, is
the guest for few days, of Rev. and
Mrs. Arch Robinson.
Communion services were held yes
terday morning, at the Welsh Congre-
gatlonal church.
Harry Wilson was flned 50 and costs
Saturday, on n charge of fighting In
Keller's saloon.
r. p. j. Drennen spent Sunday with
his sister. Mrs. w. D. Cochran, at
Grandview
The National Glass Compnny's plant
viii resume this morning, In all proba-
bIlity.
The annual May procession took place
at St. Mary's church yesterday morn
ing
Z. K. Hoge was the guest Of friends
In steubenvllle yesterday. b..
a regular session OF the water board
viii be held this evening.
Saturday was pay day at the Laugh
lin nail and shovel works.
u. j. Mlllar goes to Clarksburg to-
day on business.
WIN Stewart was down from MIngo
over Sunday
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SUMMER BOWLING
Tournament to Open at Mozart Park
This Evening.

GVU4Ah4nSAI W SPeh ~ 11OAaEL ( dEb
This Evening.
Tonight the summer bowling tourna-
ment opens at Mozart Park, and the
contests promise to be OF unusual In
terest, as the teams are very evenly
matched, and the games will be hot
from first to last. The contestants will
be the famous White Buffalo Rough
Riders, under Col. William Schmid, and
the Henry George team, captained by
Bert Pickett. The namesakes Of the
great economist are comparatively new
at the game, but fully expect to give
the White Bunalos n chance to do some
rough riding. These teams will roll
on alleys No 1, 2, 3 and 4. and while
they are doing battle on one side the
c. c. c. and Korn Kobs will be after
one another's gore on the other side OF
the building. The Kobs and Cyclers
are ancient enemies, go n red-hot scrap
may be expected. AS far as can be
learned the teams look to be nearly
equal regarding strength Of to-nIghts
lineup.
The schedule for the first week is as
To-nlght-K. X. X. VS. C. C. c.; White
Buffalo Rough Riders VS.. Henry
George.
Tomorrow night-Benwood vs. Co.
lumblas; Oceolas vs.. All Alike.
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WHEELING DAILY INTEIIIGENCER. MONDAY, MAY . 1900

shape now, and they have some bust
ness IN hand now to begin on. Just
when they will make glass is not def
mite, but It win be some time this
month.
Messrs. A. 7. Stewart and A. KlOtz,
two excellent and capable business men
Of this city, have been asked to be menu
bers Of the new Republican county ex-
ecutive committee by Chairman Ber-
glndthal.
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ST. LOUIS, Mo-, May 6.-clncInnati
jumped on Young's curves in the ninth,
and aided by Quinn's error Tailed three
runs, winning a game that looked like a
sure defeat. Attendance, 9.1Sa. Score:
St. Louis 80! 10000 u j j
Batteries. Young and oConnor; Phil
lips Scott and Wood. Earned runs, Gin
cinnau !. st. Louis /. Home run, Young.
Time, 2:25. Umpire, O'Day.
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RECEIVERS SALE.

ID ECETvER's SALE OF wETzEn
III, COUNTY LANDS AND MARSHALL
COUNTY OIL INTERESTS.
In the Circuit Court for Ohio County,
The Syracuse Chilled Plow Company and
others vs.. Robert X, Gifren and otheFB.
In Ch0ncery.
In pursuance Of decree entered by the
Circuit Court OF Ohio County in the above
entitled cause on the 18th day OF March,
1900, l shall on
Monday, May 14th, 1900,
beginning at 10 o'clock a. M, at the north
front door OF the court house Of Ohio
county. in the city OF Wheeling, West Viz.
Ginla, sell at public sale a certain tract of
land situate on Horse Run on tho w9terA
OF the north fork OF Fishing CreAk, Wet
eel county, West virginia, adjoining landA
OF s. J. Ions, senior, n King and John
BumEard, tho said tract OF land being
bounded and described as follows; Begin.
ming at stone In Horse Run. corner Of
70' west Is poles to a hickory, thence north
As west . poles to stake corner to j. N.
King; thence with his lines south lS' west
poles to stake In q. W. Parks line: thence
with his lines, south ~ cast % poles to r.
o.. thence south 6i4S' east Is poles 70 .
stake where chestnut was called for;
thence north &c. east 2Gts poles TO G. g.;
thence north 30' east q poles to w. o.;
thence south &c east II poles to stake;
thence north G. eAst 81 poles to sour gum;
lItNGt NuNllIANlAlk NllH HthlHu Nuul AlNtkH
g. east poles to c. o.; thence north 2fi6o
west 81 poles to maple; thence north ~
east 50 poles TO stake in Bumgnrds lln6S
thence north 49, west poles 80 hickory
corner to Bumgard'H and with his line,
north 6is' west u poles to small sour gum,
corner TO s. j. Long, jr, thence south S9'
west - poles TO stone IN run in line OF g.
J. Long, jr. thence south l0' east poles 10
sugar; thence south So east 2Sle poles to the
beginning, containing q and elEht-tentha
acres, the said tract OF land being tho
same which was conveyed TO R. X. Citizen
by 5. Il Hall. trustee, by deed dated De.
cembor u, 1891, and recorded In the ottice OK
the clerk OF the county court OF MetEol
county IN Deed Book No. -. folio "a.
TERMS OF SALE: One-thlrd OF the plr-
chase money and as much more as tho
purchaser may elect cash In hand, the ress
due in two equal instalmcnts payable re-
speCtlyely IN nine and eighteen montha
from tho day OF sale with Interest from
that day, the purchaser to give bOno4 FOR
the deferred insthllmcnts OF purchAB0
money and the title TO said land TO be re
tanned until the payment OF the purchasO
money IN full.
AZ tho same time and place ] shall sell 10
the highest bidder for cash, one undivided
thirty-Eecund par, OF the working interest
IN oil wells on tho William Rogerson farm
~ Washington district Marshall county
West Virginia. ,, ,op,,
Hubbard & Hubbard, Receiver.
Attorneys ApN
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ElltSDurBh ..'.'..s.l " w
Earned runs. Chicago J.. Pittsburgh I.
Two-base hits, Clingman, Wagner,
Ritchey. Sacrifice hit, Chnnce. Stolen
bases, Green. Chance. Double plays.
Childs, Clingmnn, Everltt. Struck out,
by Callahan 3, by WRddell ]. by PhIllppi .
Passed balls, thinner .. Bases on balls,
on Callahan s. Hit with ball, Cllngman
g Beaumont. Time, 2:15, Umpire,
Swartwood.
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Special Dispatch 10 the IntClllgeneRe r,
YOUNGSTOWN, May 6-Youngstown
lost again TO New Castle. and goes into
the second division. WadSworth's pitch
ing was the feature. Scores
Youngstown 20 0 90 1910 O-3{5 9
New castle:...O 0 20 0 o q as II 2
Batteries-Crowe and Hess: Wadsworth
and Graffus. Umpire, Colgan. @-
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to-day. on six hits, three errors, a batsman
hit and passed bail PhilippI then came
in. ana held them down to two singles.
Callahan was effective, excepting In tho
Afth. when his wildness ana four hits tied
tho score. A single. passed ball and
Boaumonts' third error gave Chicago the
winning run in tho nth. Attendance,
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....FOR RENT....

Stable east end Of NlneteOnth street. tOQ
FOR SALE.
No. 35T Challne street.
No. 80 Sixteenth street, S-story brick
store room and 10 rooms.
No. rs Maryland street.
No. q Maryland street.
No. 50 Main street
No. i42 Main street.
Lot on Fifteenth street.
Lot on South Front street.
New house or South Huron street.
No. co North Front street.
No. &C Seventeenth street.
No l3l Nineteenth Btreet-$1,100.
Lot east end Nineteenth street, g tOot
front-Sg00.
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Wheeling defeated Columbus yester-
6av afternoon before the largest crowd
NJ the season, nearly 5000, by a close
margin. The visitors struggled under
handicap OF Ave runs scored by the
storIes in the opening inning. but nor
discouraged, they kept pegging away
and we're soon on even terms with this
home team. Had they cut out their
ragged field work they would have been
winners, as they outbatted the locals
ITO 0. skopec and Mahaffey were the
pltebers, and the latter carried on tho
honors. skopec didn't pitch up to the
standard of the victories over the New.
Castles and Youngstowns. Features of
the game were haIr-raisIng catches by
MeArIster and Mccain, OF the visitors;
!, must be conceded that Riley has a
yprv strong outReld. For the Wheel
Ings Meany played great game in
right field. two of his catches coming
in the ninth inning with two Senators
on the bases, when gilt-edged fielding
was needed to cut down the aspirations
Of the Buckeye crowd. Rothermel again
played baug-up game at short.
Wheeling got a start in the first In
ming that won the game. Meany man
aged to meet the first ball Mahaffey
pitched in the ribs, and on an error
By Cronlp, Taylor was safe. A base on
balls to Lyons filled the bases. An
other error and Turner was safe, Meany
scoring. congalton's fine two-base hit
scored Taylor and Lyons, and Rother=
mel's single brought in Congalton with
the NTH run Of the inning. Bases on
balls for Pequlnney and Boyd filled thu
bases, but on skopee's intield hit a
double retired the side.
Columbus broke into the run column
to the extent Of one in the second, when
oConnor hit for single and advanced
to second on passed ball. cronln
struck out, but BeYIlle's clean single
scored o'Connor.
The visitors tied the score IN the
fourth. With crvnin an out, Beville
walked, NLahaftey singled Bradley
walked, Francis hit for a base and VIII
son hit for two-bagger four runs re-
sultIng.
In the sixth Wheeling again went into
the lead on Pequlnney's base on balls
one Of the same kind to Boyd, skopec's
elegant sacrifice and Meany's out. In
their half the visitors again tied, OH
Francis single, Wilson'S second two
Dagger and McATlister's base hit.
Wheeling won the game in the sew
enth, when, with one hand down, Tur-
ner hit for a single, but was doubled
up at second on Congalton's infield hit.
Rothermel hit for base, congalton go
ing to third. Rothernei advanced and
Pe0ulRney's nice single scored both run
ners. The latter tried for a steal, but
BeyIllas throw to Wilson was a beauty
and Peck" died.
Columbus made desperate effort III
the ninth, but was unable to score.
Mccain led off with a clean one TOT one
base, and on Pequinney's error Meal
lister was safe. o'Connor sent one to
deep right that Meany pulled down in
fine style and Cronin repeated the
trick. MeanyS catch being the most
brilliant feature of the afternoon Bev-
file ended the agony by sendlng a liner
TO Rothermel that the latter accepted In
brilliant style. Score:
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MONDAA. MAI u lSVVI
commencing ut 10 o'clock n. M, the fol-
lowing described property, to-wlt: The
first street, in tho city OF Wheeling, state
OF West Virginia, and the house thereon,
being the came parcel OF ground situate
in the said city OF Wheeling, county OF
Ohio, and state OF West Virginia, here
matter mentioned that Is to say: So
much OF lots numbered one, Two and three
in square numbered twenty tour plat OF
I.lB6lle. which plat is of record IN the
said clerks office In Deed Book No. o.
at page $50, bounded and described as fol-
lows: BEGINNING on the south side Of
Catherine street (now called Thlrty-llrst
streeD, elghty-four and four-tweliths
west corner OF George and Catharine
streets at the intersection OF the south line
OF said Cutharlnc street with the centre
line Of the division wall between the tene.
mentS numbered five and six Counting
from the eaSD In the row OF houses, built
by the L1Belle Iron Works Company. OF
the above mentioned state of West Vlr-
extended northwardly to the south line OF
said Catharine street: thence with the
centre OF the division wall between said
tencments, and with said centre line ex-
tended, one hundred 600 feet to the north
line OF a private alley twelve u2 feet
wide; thence with said north line east
wnrdly seventeen and two twelfths "a 2-l9
feet moro or less, TO the point where the
centre line OF the alley way between the
tenomcnts five and four, OF said row OF
houses Counting from the east, as afOrc-
said, II extended In a southerly direction
would intersOct the north line nf said prl-
Vnte alley II feet wide; thence to and With
the centre line Of said alley way. between
said tenements five and four, and with
such centre line extended in Il nurthCrly
direction, one hundred Qc0 feet to the
south side Of CatharinC street NOV caWOd
Thirty-first street,; thence with the south
line OF said Catherine street wGstwnriiy
seventeen and twO-twelfths az e-l2l feet,
more or less, to the place Of beginning,
together with the buildings and improve
mcnts thereon and the privileges and APP
purtenances belonging thereto. and the
right OF occupancy which the undersigned
trustee or assignee now possesses, In tho
second story OF the dwelling house on said
land over the said alley way between tho
said tOnomonts five and four. and being
the Fume property conveyed 10 tho said
George y; scarlott by Y. scarlott by deed
the said clerks office In Deed Book No
CO. at page 1855.
TERMS or SALE Orc-third Of tho
purchase money. and as much moro MS tho
purchaser may elect to pay. cash In hand
and the residue In two equal instalmentE
from tho date OF sale, with Interest thereon
from that day, the purchaser giving his
negotiable notes for the same, and the title
either 10 be retained untll such notes arc
paid, or to be conveyed with n regerva.
ton Of O lien for the doforred purchns'
money, or upon other security to the sat-
iafncti0n OF the trustee or aRsignec. Such
purchaser must insure the buildings on the
property aold TO tho satisfaction OF the
trustee or assignee, and fer hiR further
security, GEO. l., Mccoy.
aplC-m Trustee
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Ctonin to O'Connor; Lyons to Turner.
Hit batsmen, by MnhaffY /. Bases ON
balls, on MnhaIy 8; on SkOpec G. Strucl;
out, by Skopec 6, Passed balls, Boyd 2.
Wild pitch, 5kopec. Left on bases, Wheel
nlre. CArnnnier y -
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Rough Dry Washed. starched and
Dried b cents per pound.
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, 8
cents per pound.
per pound. At LUTZ BROS.
Homo Steam Laundry.
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No Errors nnd Iost,

Special Dispatch to the Intslllgencer.
FORT WAYNE. May 6-Nfansfleld
played an errorless game. while Fort
Wayne had FIVE mlsplays, yet the visitors
lost because they couldn't score after the
fifth inning. Score:
Fort wayne..O / 0 o 3 o. {. o Is u 5
Mansfield ..".O o / 3 3 o 0 o O-7.9 0
iBEatterIes-Primmy and Bergen; &eri-
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ErrOrs and exc punched.

Special Dispatch to the IntelllgenceE.
TOLEDO, May G.-Toledo punched her
hits and Dayton her errors In the third
result winning lead for the home team.
Joss was hit hard, but the hits were well
Toledo .........1 o 8 10 o O. 0, 0-5 I
Dayton ,.......O 0 o 2 o 0 O-2 Ii
Batteries-Joss and Hannaford; Wicker,
Gilpatrick and Donnhue.
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BASE BALL coMMRNT.

Before yesterdays game the Columbus
and Wheeling players were arrested b.
Constable stoehr, Of Justice Rogers
court, and gave bond for their appear
ance this morning at o'clock, when
the case is to be continued until May
10. The clubs attorney will contest the
arrest OF yesterday on the ground that
the game was played for charity, $25
going to the Protestant ChIldren's home
and S25 to the Catholic Boys and Girls
home, at Elm Grove The state law
on the subject Of working on the Sab
bath is cited in support OF the clubs
contention. Works for charity are e&-
empted, 1t is claimed.
The Wheeling and Columbus teams
left at 1925 last night for Columbus,
where the Interstate season will be
opened this afternoon. Great prepara-
tlons have been made and q record
breaking crowd is anticipated,
Pardee or strlcklett will pitch for
Wheeling this afternoon, and Daniels or
Schmidt for the Senators.
Following the Columbus series the
WheelinEs go to Mansfield and then
return for three games on the home
grounds with the Youngstowns.
Harry TRULY. released by 4oungs-
town. will likely sign with columbus
He will strengthen Columbus where sne
is very weak.
.,....
game 1t Is said twenty-one warrants
were sworn out before Justice Larue'
but for some reason they were not
served.
The Columbus Dispatch has eompi'ea
the team fielding anu pattlng aVeFaseS
While Wheeling does not figure among
the hardest hitting teams In this series
1t must be remembered that the stogies
were up against the '9O champions an
mittedly a very strong team. II Is u
rare testimonial to the wheeling pltch-
ers that opposing batsmen hit only at a
.Os2 gait, and New Castle scored Fewer
runs than any Of the other teams anu
made but nine hits in the three games.
Walt until Wheeling has 6atted around
the circuit, against bad pitchers MS wen
as against the crack corps OF the new
Castles and then the ioosis VIII mo- nOt " y.
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AGENTS WANTED.

4 GENTS, MEN AND WOMEN, ARE
IA you willing to work honestly and
faithfully for 50 weekly? II so, write us.
Our goods are sold and consumed in every
family, and a permanent business cnn be
established. New goods and new cata-
logue. Dept 139, MUTUAL MFG. co..
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'-At Kansas City. r II
Chicago 10y - Q . Q . 90 5 q 8
At Detroit. RH Z
.i RsSEGlt ;;iis'S Q ! 3 III IL
..GrN,L 81 81. mfwyp cmfwyp mfwypI
AT ,Nilnneapolis-Min s, Milwau-
kee, Is
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PERSONAL

MORPHINE. OPIUM. LAuDANUIf,
WI Cocaine habit. myself cured; viii ins
form you OF harmless, permanent homo
cure. MRS NJ BALDWIN, Hex ias
Chicago mTeP
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WE offer this week some rare bar
gains in sample and slightly shop-worn
Pianos. Call and see them or write for
prices. i. w. BANNER CO.,
Wheeling, w. Va.
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FEMALE. HELP WANTED.

TETANTED-MAN OF GOOD cHARAc-
w TER; deliver and collect for old es-
tabllshed manufacturing house; $9O
year and expenses guaranteed. Address,
Manufacturer. third door, 3S4 Dearborn
street, Chicago. my9
O1OA DAY EASILY MADE TAX;
Be6t book Rest terms Credit. Full out
tit free. STANDARD PUBLISHING co..
Il N, Sixth ST.. UhlIadelphia. Pa. jaAS
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JAMES A. HENRY,
Real Estate Agent. Collector, Notary
Public and Pension Agent, No. l611
Main street.
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Wheeling 10. Columbus 3.
Dayton ., Toledo D.
Mansfield z, Fort Wayne 4.
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Suburban Residence Property

N-FOR SALE
New house of 0 rooms. fronting on Ma
tlonal Road; large lot; with every convB-
New house Of 0 rooms. fronting on Ma
tional Road, at Leatherwood; all modern;
possession May !.
price $500; only 500 required cash, ball
House Of 6 rooms. lot 20Ox200, at Echo
Point; very desirable; price $500.
Building lot S0x2SO. fronting on the Ma
tional Road, opposite the Vance church;
very desirable.
ROLF & ZANE,
No. 80 Fourteenth Street. Telephone %.
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

by virtue OF deed of trust or assign
ment made by George L. scRrlott, for the
benefit OF his creditors, to the undersigned
in the office OF the clerk Of the county
court of Ohio county, West Virginia, IN
Deed OF Trust Book No, 81, at page 2i6
/ will sell at public auction, at the north
county, in the city OF Wheeling, w. Va.
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INTER STATE LEAGUE.
YESTERDAYS GAMEa

wheeling S. Columbus g.
Toledo 8, Dayton =. ....
Fort Wayne 5, Mansfield
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PROPOSALS.
SEALED PROPOSALS.

Bids will be received at the City Build
IRE brick the following streets: Me-
Mechen street from Fourth TO Eighth
streets; also Fourth. Fifth, Sixth and Sew
enth streets. Bids Will close May 81, 1900.
at IL O'Clock noon The right Is reserved
to reject any or all bids Address all COM
munications, HARRY NJ. STEWART,
Chairman OF Committee on Streets and
Alleys. my4-mw&f
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Two.base hits Congulton, Wilson. Sto-
Ien base. Taylor Sacrifice hit. Skopec.
double plays, Francis (unassisted); Gro
Mn to Wilson to OConnor: Francis to
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wheeling mt Columbus.
Toledo at Mansfield.
Fort Wayne at Dayton.
Youngstown at New Castle.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-07

on paper the Wheeling team looks to
be one Of the strongest propositions in
the league. The team has certainly
started out we'll and 1t remains to be
seen whether the gait WILDE keptup' The
club is quite an expensive one to carry
at that.-Toledo Times.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-05-07

The Wheeling and Columbus teams
left at 1925 last night for Columbus,
where the Interstate season will be
opened this afternoon. Great prepara-
tlons have been made and record
breaking crowd is anticipated,