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ON THE POTOMAC.
Pimey Point Hotel,
On the Lower Potomac.
OPEN JUNE 2TTH.

OPEN JIN Ne 9TH.
92 miles down the Potomac. Chesa-
peake Bay first class family hotel. with
large. airy rooms and m:slern appointments.
Superior table. with abundance OF the best
sof everything the country affords. Good
fishing. boating and bathing billiards. Pool.
Bowling Alleys, Music and Dancing. Sad
die and driving horses.
" New steamer, northumberland"
leaves Stephensons Wharf foot OF nth ST.,
Tu.. Thurs. and Saturdays at pm Ar
rowsmith' Mon. ard Wel. at 8 pm. and
Saturdays at pm, returning at 10 pm.
je22-1m WASH b. WILLIAMS, PROP.
POTOMAC HOTEL, ST. GEORGES ISLAND. MD.
opens July l. Boating. bathing. fishing. etc. Mu-
sic and dancing. Cuisine excellent. Rates mod
crate. Strs. Northumberland Potomac Arrow
smith stop at the island. See 'tar for sailing
hours. Address ADAMS BROS, St. Georges
Island. Md. jel5-52ts
COLTON'S HOTEI-GOOD MUSIC. DANCING
grabbing fishing and bathing; cuisine excellent;
terms moderate. Take steamers Wakefield and
Arrowsmith daily: excursion every Saturday, 8
pm. Tickets for sale mt Ellis music store. 93T
Pa ave. NV ii. W. LOVE. Prop. jc2 26t'-6
RIVER SPRINGS, ON THE LOWER POTOMAC.
for health and pleasure. has superior and
scarcely an equal in Maryland; For terms and
particulars apply TO r. 7. BLACKSTONE &
SONS. River Springs. Md. je13-26t.5
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NEW GRAND HOTEL,
Heart o. Catskili Mountains,

ffeHrt
OPENS JUNE 30.
New golf links. swimming pool, bowling alley,
tennis court; Gimore's famous orchestra gives
two concerts daily; drawing room leaving
West Shore depot land at hotel grounds.
d. ]. SPRAGUE.
Write for booklet and diagram of rooms at
New York Office Hotel Imperial. Hours, 10 to II
am. to pm.
my12-s.S 10 CHAS. p. FLEMING, Mgr.
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THE ARLINGTON.

Ocean Grove, NJ The leading hotel Extensive i'm
provements. Service 1irst-class orchestra Special
rates to families. Booklet. q. II. MILLAR, Prop.
1e16-tu, til, S, 2Gt 5
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GREAT SPORT AT READvlLLE.
Anaconda Takes the Great 1904 Pace
In Straight Heats.

(. BOSTON, Aug. 2i-The grand circuit
meet at Rockville closed to-day with
the notable feature OF Anaconda, the
Eeldlng owned by the East View Stock
Farm. at Eastview. N. T.. pacing a milo
in s:O2h, thereby winning tho ::O4 class,
and defeating by very narrow flurGin
Frank Bogash and searchlight. The
figure bycalss the Readville track record
of 2:0tt. made IN n race, lowers Ana
conda's record by az seconds and With
tho exhibition mile by Star Pointer OF
l:59k, places Rcndville at tho head OF
fast tracks. Tho new record was un-.
eYpectcdiy made md it was entirely due
to the desperate efforts OF Golden and
Mccarthy to out-drivc McIfenry. be-
cause OF very close first heat. Ana
condn was the faNoritc. but the public
heavily backed Frank Bogash and
searchlight, as their past performances
showed they were fast to m unknown
degree. In losing good money. however.
everybody had his moneys worth In
wItnessIng the finest pace this year.
Summary:
2:O4 class pace. two in three. purse.
$1,000
Anaconda. b. g.. by knight Hing
gin. by Alg0ra "a. Cheney ......,1
Frank B0Ensh ACKNOWLEDGEMENT
Senrchllglt ...,.L.,..,...,......., =
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While Kennedy has never met defeat,
and therefore looms UP as the popular
favorltc. there are many close ring OBJ
servers who have picked the Brooklyn
lite to win, and will back their views
with the hardest coin OF the realm.
Kennedy has been training for this
battle at Pittsburgh, and Is reported in
the pink OF condition. He5was to have
met Jack Bennett 4 few days ago, and
had trained down to 4 fine point, but
Us. Is, well known. the fight IVES pre-
vented. Since then Kennedy has been
INDUCING In light work. under the
watchfuI eye of Jimmy Mason, who
says eswil: enter the local arena next
Monday evening fit for the fight OF his
career. rs.
Collyer has been working out stead
lily every day at Oscar Gardner's place,
on Market street. He has finished the
most rigorous stages of his training
period, and is now taking 1t easy, do
Ing only enough work to keep himself
on edge. Collyer is confident he will
be able 10 dispose OF Eddie In decisive
style. but is not indulSing In amy Of
the wild talk that Is characteristic Of
many Of the stars OF Fistiana. big and
little.
Kennedy. accompanied by his mana-
ger, Jimmy" Mason. will arrive in
town Sunday afternoon.
A big crowd Is coming down from
Pittsburgh. loaded to the guards with
Kennedy coin.
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The following are the names OF those
appointed on the various committees OF
the recently organized Republican club
OF this place by its president, e. II,
Rider:
Executive Committee-Charles II,
Carpenter. r. C. Montgomery. Roger B.
Rees. Myron r. Cole, f. o. Pnde,ford
Thomas j. Grier, Harry Grayson, Theo.
Burris and james Ralston.
Marching Club Contradictions
L: Williams. George c. Strain and r. a.
Lindcmuth.
Mounted Club Committee-Georgr W.
Webb, George W. Tweedy and Fred.
Cope.
Drum Corps Commi,tcc-ollic Nc
Aninch. James Crossley, jr., Frank
Brooks, Ross Aliskel and J. a. Mckee.
Glce Club Committee-Thomas Jen-
kins. Thomas r. Lloyd. George r. Hip
kins. John Thomas, John ]. Nelly,
William S. Morris. Thomas ]. Davis.
Samuel Jones and David Tamplin.
Membership Commlttce-W. 7. Nor
gan. Roger Jones, Isaac Lewis, Samuel
Westwood. David r. Fisher, Charles H.
Williams. Isaac Cecil. John A. Moore,
W. d. HullIhen. Al. Lattlmer. r. II.
Jones. r. j. McNichol, Thomas Sprin-
ger, Edward Parsons. Samuel Heaton.
Charles S. Morris, James Ashton and
Alex. Thoburn.. a
The marching and mounted club COM
fnlttees held n meeting last evening In
the office of yTwecdy's livery stable to
net upon the matters OF Importance
that were to- come before them. The
executive committee held n meeting nj
so in the Office OF ]. c.. Gray. to decide
upon an outline OF the work to be done
during the coming campaign. The reg
ular meeting OF the club viii be held
this evening at o'clock, sharp, Mt
Schedules hill. j.as. u
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MARTINS FERRY NEWS.
The Daily Chronicle Of Weddings
Progressive Neighbor.

The Item in&Thursday's issue. stating
that the Independent hose racing team
would not run m exhibition race at the
Labor Day picnic on September 3. was
mIsconstrued by some narrow-minded
people, OF this city. Some derived the
idea from the: article that the Indepen-
dent team was not in sympathy with
the work and intended to fight the
picnic. Only n few, however, took this
narrow view. The Intelligencer stated
that the team would not make the run.
as the price asked (s50l was considered
too high R the committee In charge of
the picnic. 1t Is strange. Indeed, how
some people draw conclusions. The
team expects 10 take part in the pa
rade and do everything in their power
to make the undertaking a success.
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l2n Market Street, Wheeling.

returned She was sick. Mr.. Smaltzcr
told him miscarriage had occurred.
N Mrs. BONG; and Mrs. Loefiier, who,
testified Thursday night, furnished i'd
ditonal testimony yesterday afternoon.
The substance. Of their testimony was
that on the day after the girl had
died they were in the house and heard
q noise in the yard that sounded like
the baying of. sheep. They afterwards
learned it was Mrs. Smaller. Her
husband found her there and took her
in the house Upon asking her what
was the matter; she told him she had
taken Trough on Rats" to shield him
from disgrace.
Madame Smaltzers testimony was
taken in the afternoon and was read at
the inquest last night. She stated that
Della was pregnant when she came to
her on Main street. When they moved
to the country she wanted to so along
with Them 1T was then she discovered
they were not married. Della and VIII
son went away on Saturday and re-
turned the next day. She told her she
would not allow that She went to bed
and complained of cold chills. She sent
for Dr.. Best on Tuesday. Della had
told her she. became. sick in a railroad
Lear. When3they went away she told
them MOTTO. come back. as they were
always "fussing" and they annoyed
her. !: ~
Mrs. George Garrlson's testimony was
also read. She said she went into the
sick room to see new hat and Mrs.
Smaller told her not to make any
noise in the room. The girl was cover
ed up and she could not see her. She
again was In The room after her death
and Mr.: Smaltzer told them the doctors
had told him TO saturate rag In car
Bolic; acid and place 1t on her mouth to
purify her: breath. n. q
Mrs. Alice Wards testimony was
read. She said she was with the girl
the Saturday before she died. She had
no conversation with her. Four weeks
before Della's death she saw Wilson
and Della.
The jury went out ut 1910 and re-
turned with the verdict above mention
ed. after half hours elaboration.
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VIII Have n Foot Ball Team.

.Aetnaville VIII again this season. be
represented ton the foot bnll gridiron
with n strong team. a team composed
of considerable ability has been organ
lied under the captnincy OF Ike Lewis,
and expect to make foot ball hum In
this vicinity this fall They commence
cd practiclng yesterday afternoon and
will continue to do go every day until
the season opens. They have several
games scheduled at M carly date and
win take on. many more in tho next few
weeks. An effort Is being made by To-
cal foot ball enthusiasts to arrange n
game for Thanksgiving between tho
Wheeling team md a'tcnm from this
city, thinking thatn game between rep
reacntNtIvc teams OF the two cities on
that day would draw a large crowd. II
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. r &. . . p .
The Martins Ferry base ball team
met defeat yesterday afternoon. at the
hands of the Belmonts, OF Bridgeport
In well played game. on the latters
grounds ut Wheeling creek. The score
was to ..
The Uniform Rank. Knights OF Py.
thias, of this city, will leave to-mor'
row morning at II o'clock. over ne
Cleveland, Lorain & Wheeling railroad,
for the conclave ut Detroit.
A special meeting of council will De
held this evening. owing 10 the iacs
that n great deal of business Is before
that body which they wish to dispose
OF. 1
Much interested was manifested u
the Sharkey-Fitzsimmo fight hM
evening, In this city. and few sHiasi
bets were made on the result.
James Shannon, who has been visit
Ing friends hero for the past two week'
leaves this morning for; Detroit, Mich'
and Montreal, Canada. 6.
Charles Hoyle returned last evening
from Bethesda, where he has been ios
the past few days, attendingsthe teach'
ers' institute.
Misses Lena Ulrich and Ida FerTans
have returned from Bethesda, Wheie
they attended the teachers institute
The Owl Club, which has been ~
camp for three weeks. opposite Iilton'
vile. returned TO this city yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. G. Robinson have re-
turned from weeks visit with the lo''
mcr's mother, at Allegheny, Pa.
Mrs. Matilda Over is very III Mt lne
residence of her daughter. Mrs. WIZ.
lam Joy, on South Broadway.
r. C. Montgomery is confined 10 M ~
home on South Broadway. quite W.
suffering with appendicitis.
r. Miss Alice Whitaker. OF Piedmont;
W. Va, Is the guest for a few days VI
relatives In the First ward.
LOUIS FRICK will have Turus
Soup tonight, ut his Summer Gar
den, Martins Ferry.
a large number OF people from mere
Will attend the Forresters picnic "
Wheeling park to-day.
John Henderson returned from a lev
days visit With his family at sp'''"'
field, yesterday.
Z. ]. A. Drennen Is expected nome me
to-day, from n business trip 10 anu
Arbor. Mich.
a. X. Morton. OF, Sewlckley, was
business caller in the city yesterday
Miss Mary Davis. or the lFith warn
Is confined to her home with Illness
No services viii be held nj the fFSs'
byterIan church tomorrow.
Pots will be set ut the National Iil" JAS
Companys plant to-day.
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Grade unsatisfnctolrY,,.

There is still some objection raised BY
the city authorities MS to the way the
pavement is laid in front OF the new
Hoge block. corner Of Fourth aud Han
over streets. When the pavement was
first put down there was quite an OBJ.
lection raised as to the grade. It not
being in accordance with the one g!yen
by the city engineer and Mr.. Hose was
instructed to RELAY the same. This
was done last Thursday, and the grade
Is still unsatisfactory to the street com,
mittee of council and the probability Is
that 1t will again have to be taken up
and re-laid. This is an exceedingly bad
corner at the best, and the pavement
should be put. down to lessen the dan
ger as much as possible.
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ST. LOUIS. August 2i.-Powellj was in
superb form to-day and held Chicago Mt
his mercy all through the game. His sup
port was perfect. Attendance. 100 Score:
II II L
Chicago .......o 0 . o 0 o Q o % 6 4
Batteries. Powell and Robinson; Griffith,
Chance and Dexter. Earned runs, none.
Z Time. 1:io. Umpire, Swnrtwoodss y
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Slate viii DO Broken.

Special Dispatch TO the lntcllisencer
& FAiRMoNT. VIVA. August 24.-The
nemocratlc county convention, which
will be. held here Tomorrow. promises
to be very. interesting. as the opposi-
ton to the slated candidates Is grow
inE in strength. nnt prominent Demo-
Gratis confidently predict the defeat OF
Charles Snodgrass and Charles Powell.
the ring candidates for sheriff and pros
ecutlng attorney, respectively.
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Special Dispatch to the Intclllsencor.
MANSFIELD, August ei.-Battins
honors were about even to-day, but
Weddings hits were scattered. while
Mansfield punched three singles and a
double in the fourth. having previously
scored one in the FIRST on q single. a
sacrifice and a wild pitch. Wheeling
had the bases filled twice in the second
inning. but the last time the necessary
hit was lacking. Connors Gu. on at
least two doubles by fast fielding. In
the fifth, with Meaney on first on his
hit, Lyons cracked double. but by the
t1ne5 throw OF Connors, Me1neyt was
put out at the plate trying to score on
the hit. Another double-header to-
morrow ~ .4-1 ~ sa-lg 49, IEI7 > s-s|T --5
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His Condition Improved.

Thursday evening T. Husklns was Ia
ken suddenly Ill with neuralgia of TIT
heart, his condition being such thatit
became necessary to take him TO his
boarding house on Second street. DR..
w. B. Shuttleworth was. called and he
did what was possible to relieve his
suffer!ngs. He was reported some bet.
ter yesterdny.-- =.
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G.. & Q. Tunnel Caves In.

Special Dispatch to tho lntcllgencer.
e HINTON, w. Va. August 2i.,-The
roof OF Mamma tunnel, located thirty
miles east of here. on the Chesapeake
& Ohio. fell In this morning, and all
traffic in Delayed. Passengers and mails
are being transferred around by wag-
ons. II will require until noon Satur-
day to clear the tunnel.
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the present plans mnteriallze the game
will be played at the Island base bali
a Bowling Contest.

The following well-known bowlers Of
this city will lcontest with q team from
Bridgeport at the Forrssters' picnic at
Wheeling park to-day: Stanton. Cos.
ney, Lewis, Schnell and Williams. The
rollers above named have. been doing
considerable practicing and expect 10
show the Brldgsporters the game.
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Hill to Make Speeches.

CHICAGO. August si.-chair'nan
james X. Jones, OF the Democratic , i'a
tlonnl committee, said to-day tha' ~, ~,
mcr Senator David B. Hill. OF ~ ~,
York, will make some speeches N ~
west during the campaign, but tha' w
time and places have not yet been We
tnrminpl sa 'fta. ~
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Special Dispatch to tha IntelllEcncer.
FAIRMoNT. w. Va, August 2.-The
Republicans of Monongalia met here
last night and organized n big cam
paign club, 1t having started on with
n membership Of III. John Showalter
was elected president and James a.
Loughery, secretary.
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The Walton Funeral.

The funeral 'of the late Hiram Wal.
ton took place yesterday afternoon att
O'Clock, from his late residence on Cen.
ter street. Rev. ]. T. Morgan. pastor
OF the Methodist Episcopal church, con.
Quoted the services. The interment fol-
lowed at Riverriew cemetery.
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Teachers Institute Adjourns.

Special Dispatch to the 1ntellirencor.
FAIRMoNT. W. Va, August 94.--The
Marion county teachers institute,
which hnd been In session at the Nor
mnl Auditorium since Monday, nd
journcd to-day at noon. There were
225 teachers In attendance.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Cincinnati Il. Pittsburgh q
4 Philadelphia 3. New York !.
ls5.Is st. Louis I, Chicago

PITTSBURGH. August A.-New,on had
splendid support and kept the hits seat
tered, while the visitors hits eamc Just
when needed. BccEley's batting was tho
feature OF tho game. Attendance, l,sp0.
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Small Tornado.

MILWAUKEE. WIS. August - -,
small tornado, accompanied By hS" AZ,
.aln and fierce lightning, strueN ~.
city to-day anu did considerable u4'A
age In u small way.
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Hinton Without Ice.

Special Dispatch 10 tho lntelllGcnccr.
HINTON. W. Va August 2i.-Thc
city has been without Ice for two days,
caused BY the machinery Of the Ice
factory here breaking down.
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Youtsey 10 Seriously III.

GEoRGEToWN, Ky. August "a
Henry Il, ioutscy. In jail awaiting trial
for completely In the Gocbel murder.
and who has been III. became worse
to-day aud Ia reported TO be in q &C.
rlous condition
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The Harkins Sluggers defeated the
Red Star Jrs. yesterday morning by a
score OF 0 TO 0.
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VIII Leave for Detroit.

Special Dispatch to the ln,cliscncer,
& FAlIeMONT. w. Va August "a
Over 100 Fairmont people will leave
Sunday 60 attend tho X. Of T. eneamp-
ment ut Detroit.
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Notice.

a special meeting Of the Ohio Valley
Tin Workers Union No. u win be held
this morning at 10 o'clock. Matters Of
Importance are. to be transacted and all
members are urged to be present.
BY order OF
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Turned the Tables.

y NEW YoRN. August 2i.-The Phllles
turned the tables on the New Yorks at
the Polo grounds to-day, winning out By
timely batting In the eighth inning. Jack
Dunn, who was released By the Brooklyn
team. pitched for the Ph!ladelphias, and
held the New Yorks down to four bits.
Score: x * a, ;.
a.silil s ~ r. il j,
Philadelp'a 40 Q % Q o. % q 10 IL i
Batteries, Dunn and McFarlnnd; Haw-
ley and Grady. Earned runs, none. Time,
2:o. Umpire. O''Day. Attendance, I, GOV. )!
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GREAT Ct BATTLE II
The Kennsdyscoll Fight Next
Monday Night Will Draw a Large
AssemblaRe Of Sports, is

The twenty-round battle between
Frank Collyer, OF Brooklyn, and Ed
die Kennedy,Sof Pittsburgh, in the
arena Of the Metropolitan Athletic Club
next Monday night, is attracting more
general interest than any fight the
Nets have pulled of for q long time.
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INTER STATE LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Mansihd 4. Wheeling 0.
Fort Wayne l. New Castle B.
Dayton.6 Toledo 2.
Dayton s, Toledo 1
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Newton. p. ..,....! 2 \ n 0 "A o. s. 4; o
Totals ii l. 4 o
,'Batted for Husung in ninth.
Pittsburgh $1,000 % o o, a e o ID o. g
Cincinnati .......,4 Q ID . . % . iii
Z. Earned rims. Pittsburgh /; Cincinnati 3.
SSI@o.base hiss Wagner schriver, Beck
Icy. Three-bnse hits. tBeckIey Kahte.
,Ilome run. Beckley. Sacrifice hits Bar
Quinn. First base on balls, on Che,bro
p; on Husting 3. Hit,by pitched bali, Bar
rett Struck out by Chesbro 2; by Ilust-
ling 0; BY Newton q Wild pitch, Chesbro.
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American League.

AZ Cleveland; First game. Ri E
Buffalo ,..,.....O 90 . Q q 0 Q 6-sl5 0
AT Cleveland. Second game. lsHE
Cleveland .....1 00%0,i2 o o % IS 6 o
Buftalo........2 Q o. % 90 o o. G !
At indianapolis. First game. Ri e
}Indlannp's 80 q 90 2 0H2 o. 10 10
Detroit .."...6 2 % o 1 2 0 OF Ii 0
EsAt indianapolis. Second game. RHE
indianapolis ........3 OIL D 013 PSI /
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-25

York City in conference with Professor
Dodsworth, regarding the latest dances
and music for the pleasure OF the
Wheeling dance community next lwln-
ter. Then to Bar Harbor, by appoint
ment. with Harry Tyler the cotillion
leader, OF the Four Hundred set. This
will be OF especial Interest. In ivlew 81
the formation of the new German Club
now planning.
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Miss Flora stifel, daughter Of Mr.. and
Mrs. William F. stitel, Of North Main
street, Is the house guest OF Miss
kathering McLaln, at the John G. Nc
Lain cottage, Mountain Lake Park.
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Chenaiis ,. !. . 4. |. /. "a
Time given by the quarters on both
heats-F First heat, 81 r.. 1:02h. 1:3aA.
2:oi y. Second heat,S:3Osi, 1:0l, s1:3lsi.
N s.12 Eclassl /. trnt t,vn LIN thrne niirsn
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Martins Ferry Briefs.

=" JAMES NJ. SMITH, FITS.
r. E. KOEHNLEIN. Secretary.
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Have new Typewriter, 4.
Andd It Is my de: light ia Z.
to pattcr on It gailY ,T -
And write, and write1 and writes
It aidss me- In my iabors9
When I'm in WORKING yelns =
II makes A GREAT simproyEmentS) y
write So very plain.
It oRerates sosw!FtYss
That when you find you're sTUck;;)
!, md Cannot fSD the letter 4
aJust6)ab-and trust to luck6st? ].
{ It's Easy -V Very easy - filf
To operate It then::; ?s6&d)
4 NOW where on earth's that colon?
Xxx 49, x ssll X 4aEiflF X - "a.
Give me my ink and pen! }i
( 33s Baltimore American.
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Mrs. John Frew and Mrs. w. W. Ar
nett.who arc together at capon Springs,
arc expected hime next week. b
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Professor George W. Delbruggc, after
q stay 1t Atlantic City, went to Nov
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Mr.. Fred II. LANCE, OF Fourteenth
street, left New York, Tuesday, on the
Maria Teresee. OF the North Lloyd
Steamship Line. for Bremen. a So
1ourn in Paris is one of the possibilities
Of the trip, visit to his old home,
however. in Bremen, being the objective
point Of interest in the Journey