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Tfme-2:iiis. 2:;2 2:lsai, 1854. 2:l5i..
- olass, pacing. purcs A.2OO. two In
Smashed All Records.

NEW YORK. July es.-Mrs. Jane
Lindsay has smashed all records for
long Distance riding by women. A.
c::s5 O'Clock this morning she finished
her fifteenth century. She started las:
Monday and has covered the 1900 miles
in 164 hours and thirty-fre minutes.
All that was to be gained was 10 hold
the woman's record for long distance
riding, held by Miss Margaret Cast.
When Mrs. Lindsay dlsmountsd this
morning she announced that she did
not feel tired, but she was sleepy. She
took few hours sleep and the,:
started out for walk
Despite the terrible heat that. pre-
vailed last week the woman did not
Seem to. weaken, and she says she lost
only about three pounds in weight.
Mrs. E. R. Bayne, who is trying to
mike forty-five centuries in thirty
days, over the same course. had COM
pleted 2,1:S miles at ! o'clock this
morning. and was stlll riding strongly.
She is ahead OF her schedule.
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NEW YORK. July 2s.-Joe Cans. the
Baltimore lightweight, to-day deposit
ed with James ]. corbett, $1,000 to bind
q match with Frank Erne. OF Buffalo
for the lightweight championship
Cans not being satisfied with the las,
meeting, which he lost IN the twelfth
round.
If Erne will not accept this chnl-
ienge." said Cans manager. ~ will lei
this thousand 60 as q forfeit for d
match with Terry McGovern, and VIII
agree to the same terms as the Erne-
McGovern ma.ch-that is, that Cans
will agree to stop McGorern in ten
rounds; IL not McGovern is to get the
decision. The only concessions I ask is
that McGuvern allow Cans to weigh In
at ths lightweight limit"
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Big Jim Jefries Getting IN Shape.
Erne Still CHAMPION.

NEW YORK, July :s-For the frs.
time IN weeks Jim JeTries was allowed
on Saturday TO take of the steel har-
ness that has encased his injured left
arm. He. hopes to discard It entirely
within a day or two and. II by August !
he is satisfied that II is healed. he viii
Issue challenge broad enough to ac-
comnodate any Of the heavy weights
who have been clamoring for a fgh.
with him.
Jeffries has been taking Il EASY Al At
lartic City and save Tor his injured arm
he is in grand shape. He will cave for
Mount Clemens mex. Thursday. after d
consultation with his manager. Billy
Brady. With short spell OF easy work
at that resort he hopes TO re. his arm
In as good shape as II ever was In
case August finds Il safe he will issue
his challenge on that date.
The bad arm has cost JeGr!es Pile Of
money,and he knows that TO gpt som.
return he will have TO fgh; In this city
eLASI =s'|PASi3OSI i. tlE ID IllAlIuA u
battle on Angus; IS. II possible, and ex-
pressed on Saturday a preference 10
meat the winner of the FItzsImmons-
Rubin bout.
Frank Erne Is still the light weight
champion. He viii defend the tile 1T
that weight. He considers Terry Nc
Govern his logical opponent for the
honors and McGovern Is the man Erne
wants 10 make . match with. At lSS
pounds. we will provide the McGcvcri
party WITH all the bets they care 10
handle
This Is the statement Of Rod McMa-
hon, Erne's hacker.
"Erne could not DO himself justice al
the weight called FOR by the McGovern
articles" said McMahon, ',and, O.
course. considered from any other view.
point than the financial /, was bal
match for him to enter into. ButwhIia
defeated, the circumstances OF his d.
fea, do not entail disgrace. He WI
get another match sooner or later, at
the light weight limit. OF. tina, I an,
sure
WIN Il be soon. do you think"
~ doubt 1t In ;hn flrs, place. Sam
Harris Is not =. all anxious to mike a
match with Erne at his weight, for he
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q p . &. 81 !. 10
knows It would be dangerous expert
ment. But there is no othsr man that
McGovern seems justified In matching
with Just now. Erne' ASKED me 10 scc
about q match at 13S pounds WHEN we
called at Jim Corbett's place to collect
the weight forfeit OF $1,000 on wednes-
day afternoon. I vii not train again In
hot weather. said Erne enphatically.
and that ended the talk for the time
being. But the match Will be made
some time in the future" said McMa-
hon. positively.
McMahon said Erne had told him that
he was not feeling strong al the weigh;
and that the only be. that looked goo.
to him was to 5 that he might win So
two rounds
And that is what he tried 20 DOWN
in two rounds" said Mcmahon but he
couldn't do it, and lost, as he rather ex-
pected TO In that event In fact, Erne
really had to present this match to Nc
Govern IN order TO get on with Terry at
'ssEA Do you know that even after the
weight concession Harris made soma
astounding demands in a private con-
ference in the dresstng-zoom just before
the fight?
Jim Kennedy. the club manager;
Harris, Erne and myself were there
Harris wanted the decision to so TO
McGovern in The event of police inter-
ference for any reason. and II forced to
throw up the sponge for his man he
wanted the decision to go to Terry. Erne
to win only by a cold, mntter-of.fac.
Knockout"
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of Wheeling's
Progressive Neighbor.

The death OF Jesse Robinson. aged
sixty years, died late Sunday night at
his home on North Main street. Th:
funeral will take place this atterrbo1 az
. O'clock and the interTnent viii be
made at RivervIew cemetery.
The case Of H. C. Pratt against John
Wintcrholler and John Griffin, VIII come
up before Squire Keller Thursday even
ing al 6 o'clock. s.i5
The case OF John Burkhard, against
John Fisher. to recover the amour: .:
s4s %, dug for groceries received, will
come up before Squire Newlard Thurs
day morning At S,o'cluck.
Stanton & Gossett will star, a ser-
ond hand furniture store in the neE.
Huge building, about August 1st.
The work OF paving Buckeye strse;
win be completed to-day.
The Foreign Missionary Society o, the
F!;s: NJ. E. church. Will meet \. the
home of Miss Lulu Burns, on Zane
street, Thursday evening.
+ Joseph Schuckrnel and Miss Netuc
johnson, both well known young people
OF this city. were quietly married n;
high noon yesterday, by Rev. Sooy. OF
Wheeling. They will make their home
In this city after u ten days tour of, the
lakes. ~,
Miss Maggie BrRnnon will be taken 10
the insane asylum at Columbus to-day.
Sunday afternoon occurred The death
of Jesse Williams. father OF Charl.s
Williams. assistant cashier Of the Pep
pies Bank. OF this city. at his home In
Nj. Pleasant. Several from here VIII
attend the funeral this ar;crnuon.
William link was down from Stau-
bpnville yesterday on business.
City Solicitor George Cook has gone
to Macklnaw to spend week or ten
days.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thomas Pugh have gong
to Niagara Falls 10 spend q couple o.
weeks.
Miss Ella Law leaves to-day fos her
hore Al New Philadelphia, after a
weeks visit with the family Of Lee
Smith, on South Broadway.
Mrs. J. B. Montgomery aud son. How
ard. who have been the guests of rela-
lives on South Broadway to- thrcs
weeks. returned to their hume q, Pitts
burgh yesterday.
Several from here attended the opera
Rt Wheeling Park last evening.
A number OF young peoplc from this
city formed n boating party last even
Ing. which urn;Lup the river.
Mills Nos. l. ana { NJ the Aetna
stunanrd, resumed yesterday morning.
a roll was broken on Mil No. L., n.
the Aetna-standa-d yesterday mora
Ing.
MIR md Mrs, Fred Eberlc nte spend
Ing week with relatives nj Jeanette,
Pa
The Uniformed Rank, Knights OF
Pyth!as. met las; evening and selected
Thursday evening of this week as ;ne
Time for the mastering in OF the new.
lodge. Captain Moore. OF thu Arlington
Company. OF Bella!re, win be the otflcpr
In charge OF the institution. The three
companies and battery Of Wheeling ard
the BeIla!rr company hnrr been invlicd
TO BE- present and will doubtless,S b4
on hand, A parade over the principal
streets VIII take place early in thr
evening before the work In tbs hail
commences. All members OF the local
company ARE requested'to NEE. n, he
han Thursday evening promptly AT Z
o'clock.
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BOSTON. July 2s.-with two men out
in the tenth inning, Sullivan hit over the
left field fence for four bases. winning
the game. pineen had excellent control,
while Young was batted hard throughout
the game. Attendance, e,O0o. Score;
r II E
Boston 80 ] o o 20 1spl-si5 5
ST. Louis..:O / 0 q 0 0 0 Q o % z. 3
Batteries, Dineen and Sullivan; Young
and Robinson. Earned runs. Boston L
Home run, Sullivan. Time, e:a5. Umpire,
Hurst rlsEr s-ss q. So
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An Eleyen-Innin, prawz.

PHILADELPHIA. July ea-Erors play
ed prominent part in to-days game be-
tween Philadelphia and Cincinnati. When
IT seemed almost impossible for the locals
10 score, Wood made Wild throw In the
seventh inning, two runs resulting. In
the ninth inning Philadelphia had leat
of TWO runs, and. with two men out. Slagle
mufed Corcorau's ay. allowing Cincinnati
10 tie the score Al the end OF the elev-
enth inning The game was called. owing TO
darkness. Score:
RH'E
Cincinnati ........onDOO0D02D s 3
Philadelphia ...-0 Q oooD2eooe- u c
Time. $50 Umpire. Terry. Attendance.
2.doa. batteries, Newtnn and kahoe; Dom
ahue and Mcfarland.
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AGAIN. IN me th .f ! YOUNGSTOWN scor-
ed once. WIN bay down. Lyhch was
safe on soyds error reaching second
on the play, and scored on Aieinan 9
hne single 10 center neio. @
Wheeling tied IN the fourth on sue
cesssve two-haseers by Lyons anu
BOYD. an error that sent boyd 10 miro
and a wild pitch by koseoToush that
scored MN. fequihnsy ana mo. ,isotherTne!
followed Win singles ont ooth Hitter
and Poole sent pop-up mes 10 Bates.
wheeling ieasteo on RoseoronSh a
la carte In the fifth. On Bates error
MeanE was SAFE Coasai'on' me next
! oat'e.' was ths ilr T4 ONT tnen Lyons
tapped one down 10 safes whose assist
J 80 second was SLOW aaa pom AeanS
ana lyons were s sl-'s soyc $ base on
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Dangerous KidnsyDlseases.

seemed hopeless for brooklyn when the
last half o: the eighth inning began. Chi
easo having AHEAD OF : 10 2. Then the
home team made great rally. and with
the ND of three hits. couple OF passes
and some errors, tied the score, Both
sides were thanked In the ninth. and play
Was stopped by ourkneEs. Score:
Chicago .......1 ] 900 o Of 3 ~ 10, =
Brooklyn .....o 0 o. 20 o o s 81 ~ 5
Batteries. Callahan and Chance: Nc
Giunity ind Farrell. Earned runs. Chi
caSo ?: Brooklyn .. Home runs, Camel.
Green. Time. rs. Umpire, O'Day. At
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SHAKE INTO YOUR SHOES

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Foot Ease tnnkaE tight or new shoes lecI
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stores, BY man Tor &c 10 stamps. Trial
package FREE, Address, Allen S. DIN.
strd. lie Roy y. Y. tth&a
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ORDER OF PUBLICATION.

The sta;e Of West Virginia, Ohio County.
SS,:n r. ~
In the, Circuit, Court OF Ohio COUNTY. Yves,
Virginia, July Rules. 1900
Elizabeth J. Stein and her husband, Jacob
Stein, Jr.. Samuel 5, Warden and NIrv
Ellen White md her husband. Henri,
y White W.. Joseph S. Warden and Emma
Brooks
The object OF this suit and n-orersl-r
Is 10 Try an appeal from IN osser nf thSs
County, Clerk OF Ohio county. prolIa ling n
ceripin writing bearing date The lttt NJ
May, 1890. Of Martha J, Gordon, dcccnscd
and 10 have said paper declared moi 10 he
The Will 6f Martha }. Gordon ~
And Il appearing from an affidavit n,cn
In said cause. ut these Rules ihnt fhS
defendant. Jos, 3. Warden. Is moi n r1isJS
Dent OF the State Of West Virginia. nnh
be not having been served with process
IN said suit on molten OF the rctl.irrr-r
by their counsel. this order o. pulNratInS,
is entered against him. md 1, ~ ordrrcS
that the said defendants. above named M
and he ~ required 10 appear within one
month after the daie OF the srsf n,,Si
cation OF this order md DO whit ts asras
kSry 10 protect his inicrrtts II " Inv.
ther oraered THAI This order be rpblxh.a
and posted US required by law. : = 80 -
Witness: c. II; HcnninG, Clerk o. on.
county, this "a day OF July, isSO " to. Sai.'
July RnlGsS 1900 c. il. 1IENSINSSC.N w "
Published the hrs, timo July "a I' M
Attest: 't' c. IL iIENSiSG
RoBT. WHITE AND |. s. JoRpkS
81 Attorneys FOR Petitioner.
juS.tu
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GRAND CIRCUIT RACES
At Cleveland Attracted a Large
Crowd Mondny-The Favorite, No
Ian, Beaten Badly In the 2:oS Trot.

.
At Cleveland Attracted Large
Crowd Mondny-The Favorite, No
Ian, Beaten Badly in the 2:os Trot.
CLEVELAND. Ohio. July e3.-The
five thousand people who attended the
grand circuit races on The opening day
saw one record smashed and fast time
In oil the ether events. The great
race OF the day was the o:os trot, In
which several OF the fast stations
started. Owing to John Eoiaa's per-
Torrance at Detroit last week he was
hot favorlte. and much Of the SIS, 900
or $4,000 that went into the pool boxes
was placed on him. Nolan sold 10;
$500 and the field for sfDO and in the.
selling down he brought 500 TO $50 for
cresceus and IS each for Charley Herr,
Tommy Brltton md Grattau Boy. In
the first heat Tommy Britton had the
pole nndSohn Nolan and cresceus were
fighting for place. AT the half Noland
broke badly. going back TO the rear.
Grattan Boy was sent nfter Cresceus
and the finish was hot one Cresceus
going under the wire In .:O7it, In the
next heat Crrsceus led Nil the way
round, making the first quarter in aoA.
the half in 1:o2it. the three-quarterstl
1884 and the mile in 2:esa.. Nolan got
down TO steady work in Che second
hent and hr covered the last half In
1:02E. but he was too far behind to
overtnke and pass the Lender. In this
race cresceus went the two fastest
miles ever trotted by stallion and he
made the fastest mile by stallion IN
two years.
In the I'll pace Clinton B. was hot
farorite after Hal McEwen had been
drawn. He won the flrst two heats
easily and was winning In the third un-
I'll within three yards Of the wire, when
White HOUSE went TO the front and won
under the whip. The fourth and NTH
heats were rppetluons OF the third.
White House bea;iur Clinton d. by /.
nose In a driving finish.
Alan WAS the fhvpri,e Mt even money
for the field in the 2:iB trut. but In the
first heat Alan made bad break md
was beaten by Chain Shot In The Sec
ond and third. Cornel.a Bell uutstepped
the field and won uf,er hard finishes.
with Chain Shot md Arch W. Senator
X. took the fourth heat by n great
burst of speed. but Cornei!a Bell took
the ffth after brush with Alan and
Senator K. under the whip.
Summarizes:
III class. pacing, purnr N.5n three IN
White Hove, oh. m, by
Whitewood (Munaonj.? J
Clinton b, b, Ey,".i:..i 2 z
Allbt, y. s....,.-..........t
y. NJ. C., y. k.,,....... I r.
Tom Wilkes, CHI, s..,... 9 @ 5. & dis.
KELVIN. oh, m.,........ 3 0 dr.
Tlme-2:OS,l. e;nSl. s:uE1., slDR, 21a
::Os class, trot,inE, purse $500, two in
three.
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BOWLING.
Mozart Park Leapue.

In the Mozart Park league last night,
c. c. c.'s took three straight from Henry
Georges. and All Alike won two OF three
from Colunbias. Scores:
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INTER STATE LEAGUE.
sTANp1NG or CLUES,

Yesterdays GAMES.
Wheeling II. Youngstown 8. 49,!
Fort Wayne G. New Castle L
Columbus 3, Dayton g. ~
'yseI Mansfield g. Toledo 0.
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Luther Stewart.
Charles W. Stewart,


Albert P. Stewart
rs.
Luther Stewart.
Charles W. Stewart, In Chnucery.
Edwin NJ. Stewart,
William F. Stewart
IND Mary Woodcock.
The object OF the above entitled suit Is
10 have the farm OF which William Stew
arr died. seized. and which IS hereafter
more particularly described pnrtltioned.
among the parties complainant and de-
PENDANT herein. II the same Is susceptible
Of partition, and II Il be not susceptible
OF partition or II IL be 10 the best in
tercsts OF all the parties concerned to
sell the same, then II Is proposed 10 make
sale OF the aG!d farm and divide the pro-
ceeds among the said parties complainant
and defendant i.
The property intended TO be partiuoned
or sold is the same that was devised 10.
the parties hereto by their father. William
Stewart. O: Stewards Landing. Ohio. and
is situated in Richlond district, IN the
county Of Ohio, and bounded and de-
Rcribed as follows: r.
Beginning Ut the gate post. thence y. co
degrees. ". 81 and GID poles: thence n.
g degrees. ". Sc poles: thence s. and !.
degrees, W. lgi and ?-l0 poles. with New
erees ". 10 poles with Geo Eaglcson; thence
S. 81 and y degrees, Z. - and CID poleB.
E. y $40 poles being the division line be-
tween 4: G; Boone and OF Il. Boonc):
t-3tIItt ~ w. ttat O-1V poles,
thence n. 49, degrees, L. to the gate
post AT the btEinHin. corner. contain
Ting sixty-rine (6s) acres two e. rods and
=! poles. The above trace OF land IL part
OF tract Of land devised by Hamilton
Boone, and Is situated between the forks
Of Short Creek, Ohio county. West Viz
s,nia.
And &: appearing from an affidavit filed
In said cause nj these rules. that the defen-
danik-Luthc. Stewart, Charles ". Stew
art Edwin NJ. Stewart, William F. Stew.
2-t-are not residents OF the State az
West Virginia, and they not having been
served with process In said suit, on mo-
tIon OF the pln!nrffr. by his attorneys, this
order OF publication Is entered against
Them. and II Is ordered that the sail. de-
fcno3Its above named be and are re-.
q-ired 10 appear within one month nite-
the date OF the FIRST publication OF ihIs
order and do what Is necessary 10 rro.
tect their inteTeuts. II IS further ordered
,tha; this order be published and posted
as required by law.
Witness: C. II. Eenning. Clerk OF nu-
Safd Court, Gt the Court House OF sai5
county. This ID day OF July. 100 tn.wtt (.
July Rules 1890. C. Il. HENNING.
Published the first time July "a. 100, a
c. II. 'HENNING, Clerh
HOWARD & iiANDLAS,
Attorneys for Plaintiff. tus-tu
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF cLuRs.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Chicago Z. Brooklyn z.
Cincinnati I. Philadelphia 4.
Boston g. 81. Louis L.
To-pAT's GAMES.
Chicago al BROOKLYN.
Cincinnati NJ Phlla1elphln
St. Louis nj Boston -
PittshurEh nj New York.
A Drawn Battle.
BROOKLYN. July .s-To-dny's game
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Real Estate Bulletin.

FOR RENT NOW.
fine Office room. most desirable and
cheap. IN Masonic Temple. including light,
heat and jnnltnr service.
rooms, no jacob street
store room. sOli Main street 534E
FOR SALE
! building lot. Park View, 6Il5o
&c building lois n Elta Grove, from SEQ
upwards
building sites. Pleasant Valley, 800
20 $500 piece. i
y grocery business. with postoflce and
real estate. National road and railroad
station; tine chance for someone.
building lot on Lind street, $50.
Money on real estate at my time at
and per cent. per annuIr.
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Other interstate Games.

At Fort Wayne PHI E
New Cnstle.-!,0 TO 0 % OIL
Brttercs-swa,tD and Bergen: Fer,sch
nnd Lattiiner.
Al Columbus. RRE
coIumSn. "a i OlDl 2-NI2 ]
Dayton ........0 90 D 6-s 4
Batter!cs-strclt and Bevillc; Gilpatrick
md Donnhue md Myers.
Mnnsneid 1910 D D'i - + !
Toledo ........o 0 0 0 D . 0 %
Ba,tnrics-Bu,ler and Hsnnnftrd; AInes
and Fox Et# -
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c. A. SCHAEFER & CO.,
Telephone 81.
Wheeling, -. ". Va.
....FOR RENT....#

No I'D Main street, 5 rooms. .........s 500
No so Main street, roomS.......... 90
rooms Of Second street Martins
Ferry, Ohio .....,......... :...--..--..I Z %
c-chair barber shop, with fixtures
complete and bath ROOM 1916 Main
street
Stable, oast end OF Ninetoenth street
No S5ii Main street. foo.ss. first
toar. ..---....,...s....--.,'..- ID ~
No. ll-l EotI street, rooms. .......... u %
Building on alley in rear OF Ger'nania
Half Dollar Bank. Power cRn be
furnished toT light manufacturing
II desired. sHa
No. 16l2 Market street, Arst floor
No. - Sixteenth street, large cellar. 10 o,
FOR SALE.
Store room md ave rooms brick
building, good location. with m
old established trade, fn-.-.......--..2,S9
No EGO Main street. full lot. cor
nt- Twrntv-s!xth and Main streets. ESQ
Lot on South Front Ftreet.-.....-,.-.. 100
No. q Inin Strert....-----..........-. 2b91
No u. Main Strcet..........,-....... 100
Corner lot on Fifteenth street.
No. En North Front strert.......,...... s,J03
M; &C Seventeenth Etreot.............. 100
No. Jas Eighteenth strret...,.......... 5lol
Lot east end Nineteenth street. 60
feet 'front.'. OBSERVATION-DISCLOSURES 9l1
Lot in Bslvedere ndNitlon,.....,...... lc5
No. ~ Sixteenth street. storc room
and 10 rooms,
No. stss Main street viii be sold chrFp
II sold within tho next 10 days.
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