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PARKERSBURG--O river 5 feet
I inches and falling.ia Weather clear;
mercury, 20. Up: William Duffy. Due
up: Valley Belle. Down: Nellie Bart
lett. Due down: Ben Hur. Little
,kanawha falling. Locals on time.
SrEGBENVlLLE r River feet 4
Inches and falling. al Weather. clear
and warm.
GREENSBoRO-R!ver feet and
stationary. Weather. clear and warm.
BROWNSVILLE - River feet 9
Inches and falling.
Jill GirY--ls!Ner feet and falling.
Weather, clear and pleasant.
MORGANTOWN = River I feet 4
inches and stationary. Weather, clear
and warm
WARREN : River &C feet. Weather,
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must STAY on Fourteenth Street,

Merchants doing business near Mar
ket and Twelfth streets complained TO
Chief of Police Clemens about the Sal
walton Army holding its open air meet
ings on that corner. and last night the
chief sent for the captain in charge
here. Miss May White, and told her to
condne the work on the streets for the
present TO Fourteenth and Market. as
the narrowncss of Twelfth street caused
the crowd generally attracted BY the
army to interfere with pedestrians and
business OF the merchants who had en-
tered complaint. The captain agreed
TO act, according to the request.
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riding of. two hours each night: Nelson
264 miles 597 yards, Pierce $50 miles TiS
yards; stlnson $50 miles, coo yards; NIL
Ter 2i9 miles SO yards.
Chicago Riders wiz.

I MILWAUKEE. Wis, July 1S.-Ch'ca
go riders captured most Of the honorl
the second nights events of tn
rand circuit Notlonal Cycling Accocia;
ton races at the exposition building.
Earl Kiser was injured during practices
work to-day. and will be unable to ids
for about : week. In the onr-tairl
mile I. C. U. trial amateur race, NC.
Hopper, of Chicago, won from George
r. Leander. Of the same city by a small.
fraction Of wheels length. New
house. of Buffalo, captured the milo
national championship professional
with Fisher. Of Chicago, at his heels,
while the finish of the mile .2:lo profess
sional was just the reverse, Fisher lead
Ing Npwhouse. Like, of Port Rich
mond, ran away from Wilson. of Pitts
burgh. and Leander. of Chicago, OH the
last lap of the two milo handicap ANA
teur, winnIg with ease.
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The "Aunties" Heard From.

WASHINGTON. d. c.. July 13.-The
Anti-Imperiallst League of this city
will endeavor to influence the national
executive committee TO call confer
ence Of all the leagues TO determine the
stand that will be taken by the anti
imperIalists In the coming campaign.
The local league In Its resolutions IA
vOring the conference, recommends that
the conference be attended by dele
gates representing all the anti-imperi-
alists throughout the country.
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Girls Chung in Night Attire.

NEW YORK. July IA fire In the
fashionable section OF Brooklyn ut .
o'clock this morning caused panic.
Flames broke out in the cafe of Fred
erick Wilkins. and dense smoke filled
the rooms OF the other occupants of the
Wilkins building. The cry OF fire ava
kened the boarders In several apartment
houses, and soon the fire escapes were
Allied with haif-dressed women. Owe.
the. Wilkins cafe eight girls In night at
tire chung to the stone coping, and were
rescued by the firsmen. Three ii.c.ncn
were overcome By smoke.
The damage TO the cafe amounted to
1880. .
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Y. NJ. C. A. Notes.

On Sunday afternoon at O'Clock,
Prof. w. W. Smith,. OF Berea, Ohio. Will
give n, talk on Daniel In Babylon or q
Model Young Man in Il Great city, The
talk will be illustrated with large paint
ings. All young men are invited to at
tend the meeting.
The members of the boys' depart
ment will be given a bowling party this
morning. After the bowling the boys
VIII take swim In the pool.
Next Tuesday evening members of
the association will have 4 watermelon
social at the building.
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MARRIED THE BEST MAN,
Girl Renounces Her Old Love and til
petrothed Makes n Good Trade

GREAT FALLS. Mont, July 1S.-M!ss
Hannah Meyer came all the way from
Austria to Montana TO wed Christopher
Smith. and then welded the best man,
Joseph Kunz. Schmidt made SIS out
Of the transaction. This happened in
Stockett, coal mining town near Great
Falls.
Miss Meyers change OF mind came at
the altar. The wedding guests had as
sembled. when she announced thet she
did not love Schmidt enough to marry
him. but preferred Kunz. While the
guests waited the bridegroom and the
best man negotiated. Kunz agreed to
pay Schmidt SOS. and the ceremony pro-
eeeded with the positions OF the two re-
versed.
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RAN A RACE,
Train Puts on Steam to Avoid a Fine
for Failing to Deliver tho Mails.

.
GRAFTON. W. Va, July 13.-In an
effort TO escape fine for falling to deliver
malls on time, the Baltimore G. Ohio
made an extraordinary run yesterday.
The mall from New York for the west
was delayed east of Philadelphia. The
time for the departure of the regular
train came. and 1t was decided to let It
CO. and carry the mail in special
train. The regular train was thrcy.
hours ahead of the mail at Philadelphia,
and the mail cars. attached TO one of
the best engines, started in pursuit.
When the mail train passed here Il was
fifteen minutes behind the regular train,
and overlook 1t at Parkersburg, where
the mall cars were attached to the reg
ular train. and proceeded on west
with It.
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Expect to Clear the Country.

W1TPoORT. Transvaal, July 49,
General Clery's column, which has
moved easterly. Is now camping here.
During the march the mounted infan-
try engaged 200 Beers. Smelling ridge
occupied by the burghers.
1t Is anticipated that this movement
VIII clear the country from Standerton
to Heidelberg. as the troops found but
one remaining lager. from which the
Beers retired hurriedly.
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American League.
"Buck" Ewing Displaced.

NEW YORK, July l3.-Announcc-
mcnt was made to-day that George
Davis. short stop of the New York
base ball team. has been appointed
manager OF the club. displacing Buck"
Ewing. The change. it is stated. was
necessitated by the Inability of Ewing
to suppress the feeling OF factionalism
that has existed among the players
during the present season.
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DoWned the Ctaunions.

NEW YORK. July l3.--Thc New Yorks
gave splendid exhibition OF batting
against the Brooklyns this afternoon and
won az easy same. Score:
RHE
New York IA ! . 0 0 / 0 III 70 i
Batteries. Dunn. Howell. Kennedy. Nc
Ginnity and Mcclure: Uawey and War
ner. Earned runs. New York :. Home
run, Hickman. Time. 1850. Umpire, Sny-
der. Attendance. 1900.
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Builders, Exchange Excursion

To Niagara Falls. Toronto and Thou
sand Islands, via Wheeling K Lake
Erie, Cleveland and Detroit steamer,
Friday. July 20 Fare to Falls and re-
turn. only IS 90. Tickets good fifteen
days. Toronton ana return, 81 so cx-
ira. Special train leaves Wheeling 3
p, M, city time. Reserve your state
room on boat by applying to S. Sher-
man. r. p. A., City Bank Building.
Phone 9si.
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TIE RIVER.
YEsTERpAY's pEPARTUREs,

parkersburg. BEN HuR. liza. III.
Pittsburgh. AVALON. p. m.
Sistcrsv!lle RUTH. $3.50 p. m.
Darlington. LEROY. $3.50 p. m.
SteubenYiile. +. N. BAYNE. 2:39 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TO-DAY.
Charleston. GREENWOOD. Z n. IN.
ParkersburS IL. X. BEDFORD. 1873 4. m
SiStersville. RUTH $3.50 y. M.
Darlington. LEROY. $50 p. N.
Stcubenvilic.T NJ. BAYNE. $50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING MORROW.
Pittsburgh. BEN HUR. ! n. m.
GAINESVILLE. :. .I.ORENA. 4 4. m.
Pittsburgh. .KANAWHA. S a. m.
Pittsburgh. KEYSTONE STATE, a. m
Slstcrsvlllc.. LEROY. = n. m.
Cincinnati. VIRGINIA, n. IN.
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have been moved to oeiwein, Iowa, and
the buildings were used as store
houses. =
All the buildings formerly occupied
by the Great Western shop were de-
stroyed. Its spread was then checked.
The loss, 1t is estimated. Will, be from
100000 to $4,000. The buildings were
filled with shingles.
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Bonner Knocked Out.

NEW YORK. July lS.-Billy Hama
han, OF this city, and Jack Bonner of
Summit Hill, Pa. were the star attrac-
tions at the Broadway Athletic Club to-
night They were billed to fight twen-
ty-tve rounds at catch weights, but in
the twenty-frst round Bonner was put
through the ropes and counted out. 1t
was very tame exhibition all through.
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Earned runs, Pittsburgh .; Phliadelph!s
u; Two-base hits, La Jole. Flick, Cross.
Ihrec-b4se hits. Ritchey. Wolverton ..
t,itt' itome run. Beaumont. Sacrifice
T.homas; SlaGlc. Delshunty. Double plays.
Ely and thinner: Cross and Delehantv:
Cross, Lc .lole and Dc!chanty. First Easc
on balls, or CHESHIRE 3: on Wagner 4; OF.
land. Wild pitch. Chesbro. Time. o:sn.
Umpire. Swartwood.
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Chain Works DESTROYED.

PITTSBURGH, Pa. July 13.--Thc
Garland Chain Works. at Rankin. Pa,
were destroyed by fire ut 1870 o'clock
this afternoon. Loss, 100000. The
fire was caused by the explosion Of 4
tank of chemicals. but no one was In
1ured s.fGa %
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CINCINNATI. July l3.-To-day's game
was u pitchers struggle between Phillips
and Jones. In which the former came gu.
on top. Barretts hit gave Cincinnati the
victory In the tenth. Score:
RHE
Cincinnati! ..........0 0 000o00l-l 6 J
ST. Louis ............O 0000000-O 6 .
Batteries. Phillips and PETIT: Jones an
CriGer. Earned runs. none. Time, i'll.
Attendance, :.0e. Umpire. Terry.
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ON the 2Sd OF July, 1900. at 10 n. m,
the William Schwertfcgcr property, al
lli6 Main street, adjoining tho GeorC.
r. Taylor property. will be sold at
public sale ut tho court house. The
property Is very valuable on account Of
Its improvements and splendid location,
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GREAT WESTERN SHOPS
At st. Paul Destroyed by Fire-Loss,
100000,

ST. PAUL, MINI. July l3.-'Irc
which broke out In the Chicago Great
Western shopa. 81 South Park, this nf-
tcrnoon. has destroyed seven buildings,
and was stIll burning Mt 3 y. IN.
The shops OF the railroad company
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and Mrs. Lewis Jordan. of Elm Grove,
are at home. after prolonged stay in
the west. ~

and Mrs. Lewis Jordan, of Elm Grove.
are at home. after prolonged stay In
the west. ~
Or. and Mrs. Robert ]. Reed and son.
of Twelfth street. nre spending the
summer at the Reed home, In Weet
Alexander.
Mr.. Alfred B. Carter and children, OF
the Island, are spending the summer at
Deer Park. Md.
Col. Robert White, Of Fourteenth
street. sailed from New York for Paris.
last Tuesday.
Mrs. Lawrence Z. Sands, of the Is
land, with her young son, is at Atlantic
City.
Mr., and Mrs. Frank Booth, OF the Is.
land are visiting in Darlington, Ohio.
The family of Mr.. Charles W. Franz
helm is at Atlantic City.
Mr.. William H. Hearne and family
are at Atlantic City.
Col. Randolph stalnaker is in the east
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In the bicycle race run at Manning
ton last night, Victor Smith came out
victorious. There were five starters In
the race and great amount Of money
changed hands on its result.
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THE TYRANT CUPID,

Say what You
will, Cupid is
: somewhat Of a
8 tyrant after all.
He waves his
7 lash of govern
: Incnt over the
head OF every
Wv o IN an W no
) elects him to
rule her life. No
'onian can choose
ne happiness and
onor OF wifehood
nd ,pnttte-fDn,f
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WHEELING DAILY lNTEILGENcER SATURDAYS JULY IA 1900

Struck out. by Wolfe 5: By Purdec
Bases on balls, or Wolfe.1: on Pat dee 2
Hit batgmen, Wolfe !. Wild pitch. Wolfe
Stolen bases Robinson, Bradley. Time
la. Umpire, Davies.
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The marks at thcNianding last night
showed S feet and falling. Weather,
clear and cool.
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At Mansfield. RHE
Fort Wayne..i Q . Q 0sS o LOS S .
: Batteries-From and Fox; Harper and
At Youngstown RTE
Youngstown 20 0 0 0 o . 0 o o. ( 0
Toledo ........0 90 % IL ~ Il 3
Batter!es-crowe and Murphy; Battle.
Al New Castle. RIIE
New Castlc...0 o o 0 90 0 o % 81
Dayton ........0 D 0 OIL 90 0 OIL II
llattcrics-Thomas and Graiiius; Moore
nnd DOnahuc UmpIre, Caruthcrs. -
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FAMILY WASHING.

Rough Dry Washed, Starchcd and
Dried S cents per pound,
Flat Work, Washed and Ironed, s
cents per pound.
All hand work finished 10 cents
per pound. AT LUTL BROS,
Homo Steam Laundry.
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WE have three secondhand Upright
Pianos which we offer nt bargain prices
this week. +. w. BANNER co.
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"GRAND.PAP" HOAR
True to the Republican Party, Will
Stand by McKinley-He Scores
"Aunty" Winslow for Calling Him
n Mud -cI;r1ar -


Mud-Slinger.
WORCHESTER, Mass. July 13.-San-
ator George f. Hoar has Issued u state
ment 10 the public In reply to the public
letter by Ewing Winslow. secretary OF
the New England Anti-lmperialst
League. He says: gs
Il have within few minutes read
your letter published in the paper this
morning In which, referring TO my
speech at Mansfield. you charge me
with mud Singing and with apostasy
lect you for public correspondent on
this or any other question usually. But
as you addressed this letter TO me I may
as well say wha: have to say In an
swer TO these charges in the form of a
letter to you as In any other way.
You seem to me TO be n sincere and
well meaning person. who. when deeply
stirred in great cause is apt to get ex-
travaSant in his expressions. sup
pose this is your method Of saying that
You incline to differ from me as to my
duty In regard to an important public
question. At any rate l have the mcans
of satisfying you that If 'apostasy'
means n change Of opinion or position,
you are the person who has changed
not I.
What said In my recent speech at
Marshtiold. both as 10 the matter OF my
continued confidence In the honesty OF
President Mckinley. my purpose to
support him. my belief that the triumph
OF justice. liberty and Republicanism Is
TO be wrought out II at ali. through the
agency of the Republican party.
What Was His Duty to Say.
You are now attacking me- 1 will not
say insulting me. for saying what
have said all along what was my duty
TO say and do. And when told you I
meant to say and do exactly this thing,
you wrote and spoke OF me In the most
extravagant terms Of appreciation and
euiosy. / will select few instances OF
many"
Senator Hoar then RECALLS his utter
ances on his departure for England last
summer, his words In an interview on
his return. his speech at the ratification
meeting In Worcester last fall and his
speech in the senate April II, 1900, In all
OF which and especially the last he ex-
pressed himself on the same lines as at
Marshtield. Continuing. he says:
Nov you knew when you wrote that
that l lntended TO support President
Mckinley and that l had declared my
continued confidence In him and my az
fectIon for him again and again, In
spite Of this difference on this one ques-
ton. But as l say repeated this
whole thing at MarshAeld. That Is
hardly more than a plagiarism from my
speech In the senate of April Il. 1900.
That speech you caused TO be rapub-
lished and franked all over the country.
Indeed. had letter from you asking
the cost Of copying that speech and ex-
pressing your admiration Of 1t, with Its
purpose 10 stand by President McKIn-
ley. utter want Of confidence in Bryan
and all"
Senator Hoar quotes his letter writ
ten on May !. 1900, and also quotes one
of cxtravagant praise OF him written
by Wirslow.
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Mrs. Mnudc Eccles Hsiskell and Miss
Laura Crangle Dalzcll, Of ChaplInc
street, leave next Monday for pro.
longed trip by way Of the great lakes,
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~ ~ -
BOXING.
- L.
INTER STATE LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Columbus :. Wheeling o.
Fort Wayne 6. Mansfield !.
Toledo 4, Youngstown ..
Dayton ], New Castle 0.
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Miss Frances ]. Jorl1n and MIsa
Texas w. Jordan. daughter OF Judge
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TO-DAY'S GAMES.
Boston ut Philadelphia.
New York at Brooklyn
Pittsburgh at Chicago.

PITTSBURGH. July 12.-Thc batting
averages of the Phlladclphias were mate
rally fattencd to-day, Wolverton takn;
the lead. In the first half OF the first In
Ming Lever gave six hits and five runs.
Chesbro followed with fifteen hits and NJ
teen runs. Williams sprained his aakle
In the first inning and Cooley was put out
OF the game for talking back to the UNI
plre. Attendance. 200. Score:
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Mra. Jenkins, OF KNOXVILLE. Tenn, nee
Mrn. Louise CummIns Thomas. former
~ OF this city. with her son, Is the
guest OF Wheeling relatives.
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The many friends of Mrs. Glen. Of
Atlanta, Georgia, nee Miss Miriam
Armstrong. only daughter of tie late
Rev. Armstrong. rector OF s.. Mat
thew's P. E. church, OF this city. at one
time. were deeply panied at the news
OF her death. which was received here
the most popular girls of tho society
set, during her stay In Wheeling, and
deservedly so. because vi her many un-
usual gifts and Graces.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
New York II, Brooklyn /.
Cincinnati !. ST. Louis 0.
Philadelphia q. Pittsburgh
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To-DAY'Ss GAMES.
Columbus at Wheeling:
~ Toledo ut Youngstown.
ggtt dayton at. New Castle.
Fort Wayne at Mansfield.
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Mrs. George X. McMechen and maid,
OF Pleasant Valley. leave for Atlantic
City. next Thursday. Mrs. McAlechen
has been very Ill for many months and
Her stay will be at 1.-The Traymore.."
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Col. and Mrs. William H. Nave, OF
Bethany. accompanied by Mrs. Daw-
son, sister OF the late Hon. 4. W
Campbell. drove through the country to
Wheeling, Thursday, taking dinner at
the Fort Henry Club. and registering
yesterday at the Stamn. .
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Mr.. and Mrs. Earl OgleUay md
daughter. and Mr.. and Mrs. Thomny T..
Howell. of Cleveland. are occupying
the Howell homestead on Bethany
pike, their new country residence.
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Mrs. C. Russell Caldwell, Of :;taunton,
Va. who. with her children has been
spending some time with her parents,
Mr. and Mrs. George Adams. OF Plcls-
ant Valley. left yesterday for summer
sojourn In the mountains.
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Mr.. Glffen Is finishing some magnlh-
cent work to be exhibited at the coming
photographers convention, to be held
the end of this month. Among the ar
tlstlc efforts Will be beautiful; pictures
OF Mrs, a. d. Mead, nee Miss Laura
Caldwell. Miss Emily Ray PoI!ack, Miss
Sara Mcclure. two children of Mr.. Glf-
fen and Miss Goodwin. OF Steubenvillc.
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The Junior Cotillion Club will have
large number of Its friends at the
Park Casino next Friday evening.
through the courtesy IF Prof. George
NJ. Delbrugge. a delightful evening for
all Is assured.
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Total distance for tho four nights