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STRING YOUR DOLLS
Yourself, let do 1t for You at greatly reduced
prices. Don't believe any one who says the CORD
Is imported and can only be had at one place. We
have 1t In all sizes.
HOLMES & CO. Rubber Goods, 511 9th st. NV.
1ac1-2
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Robbery RPlbOrtcG.

Mrs. Julia Dodrell. "a 9Th street south
east, reported to the police today that her
house was robbed about 3 O'Clock this
morning. An entrance was effected through
rear window on the first floor, and the
burglar took from a room in the second
story pocket book containing ST. in casl,
and an opal ring worth So A plush cape
silk undergarment and flannel wrapper
were also taken.
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MERGENTHALER LINOTYPE COMPANY
NEW YORK December H. 1900.
At meeting of the board of directors held this
day regular quarterly dividend of TWO AND A
HALE PER CENT and extra dividend Of TWO
AND HALF PER CENT were declared payable
On and after DECEMBER 81, 1900, to the stock
holders Of record on Saturday. December Is, 1900,
at O'Clock pm
The transfer books will close on Saturday, De-
cember 10, 1900, at o'clock Pm, and reopen
on Wednesday, January 2. 1901, at 10 O'Clock
am FREDK J. WARBURTON, Treasurer.
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MONEY TO LOAN
THE BEST WAY YET.
AS agents for the United Security Company Of
Pennsylva we are authorized to make loans on
real ectate, payable In monthly quarterly in
stallments, with provision that cancels the in
debtednesa in the event of death Of the borrower.
See us about 1t. Don't leave an incumbered home
to you: family.
PLANT & TURPIN,
de1-et 1929 New York ave-
FOR SAIE-AT LIBERAL DISCOUNT, GILT
edge second trust notes, secured frst-class i'm
proved real estate in the northwest. Address
SECURITY, Star Office. de12-3t
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Sarah Tinsley, the colored cook who was
arrested by Detectives Browne and Lacy
for stealing several hundred dollars worth
of wearing apparel from her employer. Mra.
Hoffman. and shipping il TO Richmond will
be given preliminary hearing IN the Polio d.
Court tomorrow.
The detectives have already recovered
more goods than Mrs. Hoffman reported 10
be stolen
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SPECIAL NOTICES.
GERMAN. AMERICAN BUIIDING AsSOOIA1

BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
No. s. Office of Secretary and Treasurer, No.
800 st. s.e., Washington, ID. c., December II,
19O0-At a meeting Of the board Of directors Of
the German American Building Association, No.
g. December II, 1900, the following resolutions
were unanimously adopted Resolved, That in
the death Of attorney, Ferdinand Schmidt,
our association has lost faithful and efficient
officer, our board a wise counselor and each indi-
vidual member thereof a friend. That, while
we bow in humble submission to this visitation
Of Divine Providence, desire to express our
appreciation Of his many virtues, his excellent
character and his uniform kindness, BY which
he had won esteem and love. That we here
by extend TO his bereaved family our most pro-
found sympathy in this their deep sorrow Re-
solved, That this board attend the funeral as
body and that a copy Of these resolutions be
spread upon the minutes, copy be furnished the
family and also a copy to The Star for pubilca-
ton. Henry Buttner president; Chas. Kattel-
Manu. vice president; p. yierbuchen, secretary;
Adolph Feldvoss, treasurer. Directors: August
Getz, John P. vierbuchen. Herman c. Ewald,
VIM j. Vonderheide, Fred. Miller George w.
Pratt Rudolph Bleifrls It,
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PERPETUAL. BUILDING ASSOCIATION.
Established Nineteen Years.

Assets, ". 100, 300 U3. Surplus, $IU2, 41I.Ul.
Largest Building Association in the City.
Advances $1,000 for monthly payment Of 8
Dollars. Advances $1,000 for a monthly
Payment of 8 dollars Advances 81 900 for
monthly payment of 10 dollars, any
Larger sum you may desire to pay. The
Interest 10 reduced 80 cents monthly soon
As you have a credit on the debt Of half
Share. ss7. 80. thus reducing the debt and the
Interest all at one time. Only $40 Expenses
When you borrow 81 900. No expenses at all
When you borrow 81 800 over. We are the
Greatest dividend-paying institution in the
City We pay out $1,000 In dividends every
Mouth We pay interest on deposits every
Three months at the rate OF 4es per annum.
Interest counts from the LIST of each month
On deposits made late as the 18TH 81
To s6, 900 received Office at sos 18th st.,
From al to pm.
C. C. DUNCANSON, President.
Ohm COOK Secretary. de5-tf
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FINANCIAL.
w O N e ".

OFFICERS AND
DIRECTORS.
Francis II. Smith,
Pres.
Alvin NJ. Lothrop,
LIST v. Pres.
E Quincy Smith,
I'd ". Pres.
John b. Sleman,
Sec. and Treas.
jackson Fl. Raj
ston, Attorney.
/. G. Kimball,
Auditor.
Wilton J.Lambert.
e. n. Waters.
Nathaniel Wilson.
Open until 8
o'clock p. on
the LIST, 18th and
last days Of the
month, and Satur-
day evenings from
6 to 8.
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PROSPECTS OF PROFIT.

1t is difficult to give an exact statement
as to the number Of typewriters manufac-
tured. From all the information at hand.
however, an estimate Of 100, 600 machines a
year, made in the United States, seems to
be reasonable. EVEN so SMALL A BUS
MESS AS 1000 ELECTRICAL TYPEwRIT-
ERS A YEAR, ALLOWING A NET PROFIT
OF $50 ON EACH MACHINE WOULD
LEAVE A PROFIT OF 500, 900, OR s PER
CENT ON THE WHOLE AUTHORIZED
CAPITAL STOCK OF THE CAHIIL COM
PANY. LESS THAN ONE-SIXTH THAT
AMOUNT OF NET PROFITS WOULD BE
SUFFICIENT TO PAY THE PER CENT
DIVIDEND ON THE PREFERRED STOCK.
But this ia counting on a very small bus
mess. One American Company alone Is
understood to be selling more than 10000
typewriters year, while several others are
selling from 5000 to 1900. A sale of
10000 electrical typevriters a year. with
a profit Of $50 on each machine, would
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JOHN COOK. Secretary.
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BENwooD
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.

News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.
President John Lublc, Of the Creation
Liberty and Independent Political So.
ciety, has called meeting OF thai or
gnniEntion for next Sunday afternoon
al 2 O'Clock. at LubIc's hall, Upper Fen
wood. It IS the object OF the society
to decide at this meeting which POLITE
cal party 70 affiliate with IN the COM
ing campaign. The public Is invited To
attend.
Caldwell & Caldwell were retained BY
the city OF Benwoo.l to look after the
reapportionment matter brought up be-
fnra the county commissioners at
AtoundsviIlt, yesterday. The city was
awarded 34SI ana the school district
$500 over and above the assessment
made out at the state auditors office.
The Democrats will hold their pri-
Enaries on next Saturday. The Republic
cans have already selected their candi-
dates. The election will occur on April
Z. and between now and that date there
viii be some tall campaigning In this
town.
The entertainment at the hall in the
basement OF st. Johns church attracted
a fair sized croC,d last evening. The
programme consisted OF several delight
fuf musical numbers and some interest
ing stcreopticon views.
At the coke ovens four OF the big new
condensers have arrived. This makes
eight that have been received In the
past week. They weight twenty tons
each. Two new gas furnaces arrived
yesterday morning.
Ellis Bartholomew. brakeman at the
Riverside yards, had the thumb ana
first finger OF his right hand mashed
while makirBy coupling Monday night.
DR.. Alley dressed the wounds
The dance Of the Uniformed Rank.
Knights Of Pythias. will occur at Blue
Ribbon ks.Ii tonight, and large as
senlblaga. is anticipated. Prof. John
Long. Of Wheeling, VIII play.
T. Armstrong. the well-known breeder
Of blooaed dogs. has received \ beauu-
full specimen OF Scotch collie. purchased
in Philadelphia.
Thunas Robinson. who had two RIBS
broken in an accident at the coke ovens
last week, viii be able to be out In
few days.
'Fhs glazlng Arrow tribe. /. o. r, NJ,
held 4 regular meeting n their hall last
evening and transacted routine bus
mess.
Miss Annie Policy. the w7ll-lnOV'n
school teacher. is on duty on account OF
the illness Of her mother.
Mrs. Biuns, residing In the vicinity
OF the coke ovens, is seriously III with
cholera mnrbus.
Miss Alma Steak has accepted a po-
sItIon as night central at the teiephone
office.
Sheppard Hoyt Is recovering from a
severe attack OF erysipelas.
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nE1r.A1RE HAPpRNTNas.
Matters Of Interest IN the Nstropolll
Of Belmont County.

Of Belmont County
When the confessional committee
GETS together To call the convention lot
this spring they should remember that
Bellaire, though apparently on the edBe
Of the district. can be reached from
every point in the district readily. In
fact. GroH most points they can leave
home In thu morning and get back the
same day. 40 town IN the district, *
czpt SteubsnYIlls, can 50 wei taka care
OF the convention, and our people want
II and win take good care Of TIE VS.
it0rs.
In the case OF Charles RosSer vs. W.
]. odeIl & Co., ROsser obtained q tudg-
ment In common pleas court for f6,5l2.
Odell & Co. ran \ bucket shop here
through 7: o. II. Davis. and the plain
tin lost in his deals.
An extensive addition Is being built
to the BeIlaire carriage works. IN the
Third ward. They are extending their
present building back to the alley,
which viii increase their working
room.
Duouesne Hook and Ladder win. at a
date not yet fixed. give a benefit mas
uuerade BAH for Gus Marks, one OF its
members, Sbo has been sick for = long
time.
The Home and Foreign Missionary
Society OF the First Methodist Episco-
raj church will meet Friday afternoon
at o'clock In the study OF the church.
Rev. Thomas Ralph. D. D. OF st.
ClairsviIie, win conduct services In the
L. P. church. Of this city. next Sunday.
Ex-Mayor williams and ]. A. briggs.
the baker. are being urged TO become
Democratic candidates for mayor.
The ball given by G. A. Stewart and
others at City Hall on Monday night
was a very successful AFFAIR.
A patriotic entertalnment Will be
given at the o. P, church. Of this city
next Thursday evening.
L n. Ewing is home from Alliance.
where he was called by the Illness and
death Of his mother.
The Heatherlngton-E band fair
ard festival closed last night with
masquerade ball.
JIG. Crawford Is building an addition
10 the rear Of his paint store, on Bel
mont street.
The Cottage saloon, in the Fourth
ward. has been closed by an attachment
for debt.
The German society gave a bah and
banquet in Turner hall on MONDAY
evening.
R. Johnson, the plumber. Is suffering
from an attack Of rheumatism.
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VlhrsnaS ciesk Laundry y-tetaay
aiyrsed b ray th- coEtH - the oase5Az.i-
the damage dons 10 ihs H-s15c-s's- s,ia
wsrs released.
aflss Lacy ciask very pleasantly ea-
tp-:aIned Ihe Young L.1Jiss' Euehna
club yesterday afteraaQu ~ her hnu
on Morgan street
Ars. r Z. Lawrence glill b. at
home 70 her lady friends FriiaJ eller-
noon. between the hours Of three and
i've.
A number from here attendsa tne
dance given by the Twentislh Century
club At Wsil8hnrg last erenings
A dance viii be given At ne, Opera
HOUSE tdF5nUrroW night. ghieh prom
ises 20 b very enjoyable
Mas Estella Keller. OF MARIETTA, Is
the guest Of friends and relatives q
RroOiEside,
A. C. Mclaughlin shipped a carload
OF walnut logs 70 Germany yesterday.
Afrs. C. =. Cochran e slowly improv-
Ing a hsr home IN KirkWood.
4 public mestlBg Of the ". e. 7. o.
viii be held Friday evening.
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pRrpaEPoRT HAPpENINas.
Events Of a Day in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.

Fred Amrins entertained a number OF
his gentlemen friends last evening at
his residence, at BrOokHlde. between the
hours of and y. The evening was
spent nj cards and half n dozen tables
were going. and the contests through
Cd: werp decidedly interesting. An tx
ceIlent luncheon was served at eleven
O'Clock.
The Republican central committee
has decided 10 allow no person to vote
nj the primaries 70 be- held SATURDAY
afternoon unless he win take an oath
that he supported Nash nj the last
electlOn. ana judges viii be placed AZ
each voting place to see that the same
Is complied with.
The damage suit Of Mrs. Llnnle X.
WOolery nEainst the city Of Bridgeport
win be heard IN common pleas court NJ
81. Clnirsyillo to-day.
Mrs. p. D. Williams Ieftyesteriay for
New Castle to spend a eouplo OK weeks
with relatives.
The two foreigners arrested for hsht-
ing and breaking windows 1t the
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the points he wishes to tell the people.
and the writer's VII do the rest This
is something Of value to the man who
feels that he Is unable to devote the
time to preparation Of his advertise
ment. and he is sure Of results.
Mr.. Remington has surrounded HIM
self with corps Of employees who are
the best in their line. His policy in
dealing with his employees Is to retain
permanently the services Of all whom
he has found trustworthy"
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Michael ]. Kelly was by all ODDS the
greatest drawing card the game has
produced, says Tim 3furrans. He was
the inventor of most Of the fine points
being worked at the present time.
never was at loss to know Just what
to do and had his opponents guessing
from start to finish. Even when ev-
erytbing was breaking poorly Kelley
would keep the spectators goOd-na-
turel. 1t was while catching for Co
inmbls In 1875, that Kelly made an
impression on the big clubs, and he
was engaged by Cincinnati for the
next season. His free. scientific hitting
and great base running attracted An
son. and he was secured Ior Chicago,
where he opened in 1850 for the most
brilliant engagement ever played by
BAN player. HIS clever work was the
talk Of the whole country. He made
friends for the game, was wholly unset
fish EnJ would go farther TO do a kind
turn for a fellow player than any man
that ever lived. One little instance
viii suhice to show his kindness of
heart. During a game on the Congress
street grounds with the Cleveland
team. Pat Tebenu was lighting for
every inch of ground and had several
THIS with the king" While at the bat
near the close of the game Tebeau was
hit on the hend by a pitched ball and
knocked out. That evening. as he lay
in bed At his hotel. suffering from the
accident, a messenger arrived bearing
a massive bouquet of cut flowers with
Kelly's card. This was more than the
lighting captain OF the Cieyeland club
could stand. and the big tears that roll
ed down his sunburned cheeks told how
be appreciated KeIry'a kindness.
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Padden to Pittsburgh.

Dick Padden. OF Martins Ferry. cap
tain of last years Washington league
team. received telegram from Earl
Wagner last night 10 COME to Pitts
burEh TO consult with the manager on
this seasons plans. Pahden viii 90 to
Pittsburgh this morning.
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coNcERT

At the City Hospital Loan Exhibit
Tonight.
Myers Orchestra viii rendsr con-
cert Of popular music at the Hospital
Loan Exhibition, corner Of Main and
Tenth streets, this evening. Music
will begin at o'clock. Admission
to the Exhibit, IS cents. Art Gallery,
10 cents extra. Ice Cream, Cake and
CiRnrs.
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Rheumntlsm cured h ! pay.

Mystic Cure" for rheumatism and
Neuralgia radically cures In TO , days
It's action upon the system is remarka-
BILE and mysterious. II removes at once
the cause and the disease Immediately
disappears. The first dose greatly BEN
efts. - cents. Sold By r. II. List.
1910 Main street. Chas Menkemellor.
corner Market and Twenty -seeond
streets. druggists. mw&f
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TOLEDO-whcat higher and market
quiet; cash, tic: May. 72iEc; July, 7otc.
Corn duii; May 55%c: July. 25Ac: No.
2. S5Ac. Oats weak; May, lltc; No.
? white. 26c. Rye. ssh. CloyerSeed
active; prices Arm; old; prime. IS 90
March. IS 6Iszc; October, Is 90; Gsles,
3is bagS
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York stating that h would iIka %
match Hopkins against sam Baian b.
fore the Metropolitan club. He nay5
the nen have met NV lines which n.
suited in ;hrae draws. one decision for
Hopkins, and the last time he Knocked
5oien out in the second round
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REAL ESTATE.
As GOOD lS6 PERCENTB BONDS.

800 only for twO-st0ry bEiok dwelling
Hld lot on North Main street.
.SJO0O FOR brick dwelling, bust part q
FifuegnEh street.
400 tOt 1S-FoOmsd briee reoiaauoo On
FiftselSth street
S1D for \ bufIdlug lot on Lind street..
A manufacturing site with buIlding1;
also well suitable for Wholesale business.
on South street q q bargain.
II lots In Elm Grove now Tor sale q
figures that are positively profitable.
building sites and lots In Pleasant val
lev from 8. 800 70 9 500 a pisca
$40 only for large lot. 1lS BY ~, On
East HcColloch street.
FOR RENT-A three-stoEy new brick
building, with saloon fixtures, on AATkgt
street, Nay !. / once room IN Ma!9nio
Temple. store room IN Arfo1 building.
Money on hand on hrSt-clasS Mortgage
Loans,
c. A. SCHAEFER & co.
Corner OF Fourteenth and 1EArkGt serestA
Telephone 81.
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Great viii Be the gloom "a wheeling
'if Terry McGovern lays Oscar Card
ner low when they meet On Friday
night Of next week oscar isgqIng up
AGAINST the best in the world. and
rerry win know that be has been up
against something. II should be a royal
battle.
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Jack McCleIiand won otr Paddy
Murphy in the ninth round IN lhsir nght
near Pittsburgh Nonday night. Aur-
ply. who was al in. resortsd to foul
hugging tactics and was Disqualified
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lrA1R HELP WAITED.

HTFNoRIAI. LIFE OF MOODY NOW
MI ready. Tens Of Thousands VII =
sold. Opportunity OF 4 life tine e ina i9p
Send ten cents for outAt and b mIHt u
6eld Each subscriber gets une pn9tq1
type portrait Of air. Moody loE lta ,5,lllis4s
nee. Write quick. AMERICAN bsgSlH
AND BIBLE HOUSE - n. I'm So. t ~
aiflnhip- "a. JalSmWEt
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WANIER
FINALE HELP WANTED.

nHOA DAY FAsfLY MADE TAX.
d ~ ING orders for Life Of MCCOY.
Best book. Best terms; Creeit Ee ~ e 9tlt,
4 n. sixth 81. uhiladelphia, u. 1a&a
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A IL KINDS OF PLAIN AND FANCY
"A Printing. An entire new line Of aam-
pies Of BAH Programua8, Tickets and In
JOB Printing oaeA
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No. rs Fourteenth street..........,... . %
FOR SALE.
Brick dwelling house On EoR street, 10
rooms, both caves, for R,O1
New house. Mount Wood road.
No q Sixteenth street, S-gtory brick
store room. good cellar and 70 room.
No. = Vermont street.
Desirable property for wholesale bull-
ness, centrally located
No. Is Vermont street.
No. 96 Ohio street-price for quick sale.
y.s1O
No 81 North Front street.
Desirable property on Chapliuo otrOot-1
corner lot. s. feet front
No 2 Sixteenth street
No. q Maryland street
No. u North York street
No 6 Seventeenth street.
Corner lot on Fifteenth street.
lot on South Front street.
No. go Niaiu street.
10. G. and ,:sis Market street
No. I'll Alaih street.
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Fred Fox manager OF Joe Hopkins.
writes the In,elllgencer from New
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ANNOUNCEMENTS.

no THE VOTERS
= / hereby announce myself IS q eanuia4te
for the Republican nomination for County
Assessor IN the Country District, suotecS
to the party primary election.
respectfully solicit your support
mWkf-ia1 ROBERT ANDERSON,
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Carroll Club League.

Captain Honman's Fort Henry team
took three straisbt from the Alpha team
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ScoFers-Jones and Beltz.
ght-Kenmores rs. oceoiaS.
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sroCKHo1DERs' lrEETINas.

-
THIRST MEETING OF THE STOCK
and TpleDholie COMPANY, Of West VIZ
gInIa. VIII be held at NJ. NO Market
street. IN the city Of Wheeling, ", va,
Thursday, March S, A. D. 1900. q the hour
Of IN p, m, to elect q board OF oirectSs 8,
make bylaws and transact any othef
business that may lawfully be done by tns
stockholders In a general meeting, as hxed
BY the corporaturs Of said c0mpdny.
GEORGE HOOK.
ALFRED PAUL.,
". A. WILSON,
H. s. SANDS.
W F. SHAF'ER,
Corporation.
wheeling. W. Va. Feb. 4. $50 feis
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Jack" crogan. Of this city. & being
doomed for a place on Charley Powers
stan Of umpires. crogan's many friends
in wheeling are hoping he Win succeed
In ais ambition. for he has the making
Of an excellent oaiciai. He knows the
game from A to z. sees quickly. and
accurately, and doesn't get excited I'M
der rre.
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BASE RAIL-

All over the Interstate circuit the
concession goes forth that wheeling
!. defined to be 4 dangerous factor In
he 1900 pennans raes Of the Interstate
Ieagae. 1t Is in pitchers that Wheeling
looms up stroneast-In Bates, Poole.
pardee and strieElln q quartet Of fast
TIM. .lab artists e presented which
no Other team In the-Ieague IS able to
equal Then there Is Wells; be pitched
indifferent ban In -. Il = true. but he
may show his 'sS form. and II he does
he would take a rear seat for nobody
in the ''parfesh." The management
has been having trouble with Bates,
and Il IS reported the young man has
signed with. the semI-professiOnal
Flelsehmauus. Of Cincinnati. but he
will iaubtIess come to his senses and
report with the team In Aprl.
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The Columbus muddle Isn't settled.
John Riley win not close with ToTey-
son for the franchise until he Is able
to secure centrally located grounds, a
stumbling block he has not succeeded
yet IN negotiating. Riley Is popular In
Columbus and has the confidence Of
the patrons OF the game-which Tor
reyson has net-and a club under his
managemGnt ought to be a success.
The hope Il general that Riley will be
able TO line up o, X. soon, 50 that
''specuIator" Torreyson may be hidden
a last but not fond adieu out Of the
Interstate circuit.
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~ roII0

NOTICE
NJ vie Tile flEutEs1n. a1NIn9 iefF
nv I'D - bdaff. hlntty give nltleo
that ! WI not b relpondihis for any dq1lo
WI. p. KAuIllAi
- Merritt atFelt.
NOTICE
ne pdrfnerlhip heFetOf1re existing ~
fyTNen NcFndaen 2 Conler. bulldeFl. Q
thl3 dayidillolvfd By mutual cun1olIt ~
dehfr SgIinGt TIE hfm have Ten eottll1.
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wheeling League.

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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-28

JAMES A. HENRY.
Real Estate Ascent. Collector. Notary
Main street.