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BENWooD.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.


County Town.
Bunches Of men were grouped about
the street corners yesterday, discussing
Saturdays primary election, and Incl
dentaiy telling how II was. It WAS
rumored that ). K. Chase, second In the
race, would contest the sherifalty re-
suit, and that he had been offered by
the winners friends their support II he
would come ont for clerk of the court
two years hence; also, to reimburse
him for his expenses. This was denied
later in the day, however.
A large crowd attended the dance at
the Blue Ribbon hail last night. The
event marked the opening of the sum
mer dancing season at this splendid
hall, which is now fitted out with cleo
trio cooling fans. No charge was
made, Manager Curran giving the hall
over free for the evening TO the En-
plre and Occidental clubs,
The uncertainties OF politics. and
likewise, the laxity of human nature,
were set forth in Saturdays battle OF
the ballots. One candidate with five
workers IN precinct. got one vote, and
the query naturally arises, who did the
workers vote for? There were many
similar instances.
The pleasing feature Of the hottest
primary for years is that the nominees
will have the party'B united support.
The defeated candidates polled strong
fotiOwings and they have the satisfac-
tlon OF knowing that 1t was O, fair,
stand-up fight. The losers mayldo bet
ter rext time.
Bernard MCGEE and Michael Dolan
have been elected representatives Of
the local commandery to the knights of
st. John convention, which VIII occur
at Philadelphia, beginning June "a.
Delegates from the Benwood division
and ladies' auxiliary to the state con-
vention of the Ancient Order of Hlber-
mans will leave tomorrow for Clarks-
burg, the convention city.
Attorney J. A. Bent, OF Elklns, who
has some cases In the state supreme
court. at Wheeling. was calling on his
cousin, Rev. G. w, Bent, yesterday,
The Sunday school of the Latter Day
Saints church will picnic at Wheeling
park next Thursday. An enjoyable
time is promised.
Thomas Kelly left yesterday for a
three-day stay at Wellsburg.
a regular meeting of council will be
held this evening.
The lower steel works will be OF all
this week.
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MoUNDsvILIE BUDGET.
Yesterdays News From Marshall
County's Chief City.

A. j. McElroy and wife have return
cd home from Louisville. KY, where
they attended the reunion OF the Con
fedcrate veterans, and report fine
time. "NIac" didn't forget To- keep on
the lookout for relies. and secured three
fine old pistols 10 add 10 his One col
lection OF curlos.
Rev. Compton qualified as admins
traitor and Mrs. Druslllu TOmlins0n
aunllhed as ADMINISTRATIVE Of the cs-
tntc Of Alfred TOmlinson, deceased.
Yesterday. In County Clerk Lewis Of
ice, bond, $4,000.
Mrs. AddIe Cunningham, Of Way
mans Ridge. died yesterday at noon.
after an Illness OF several years. Thu
funeral Will take place Tomorrow
morning at 10 o'clock.
The Republican county executive
committee met yesterday TO receive
and count the ballots cast ut the pri-
mary held last Saturday.
j. c. Bafdull left yesterday on trip
through The eastern states in the in
terest Of the, Weaver. Bardall Company.
Elder q. N. Jefferson iB expected
home to-day, from an extended tour
through Harrison County,
Mrs. Herman Mcdonald. Of Munctc.
Ind. ls visiting her parents. Mr.. and
Mrs II, w. Hunter.
The case OF Town OF Cameron VS.,
DR.. Duncan was on trial In the circuit
court, yesterday.
w, n. Dorsey and c. r. Cloudy, Of
Shrrrard. were tranBOctlnE business
here yesterday.
Congressman Il. H. Dovencr was hcre
yesterday, attending circuit court
Dennis n. Meighen, OF Ltttfeton, was
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BoWLINa.
Carroll Club League.

During thS past week the IdftoH
Club bowling league closed what
proved to be one of the most success
full tournaments conducted by the
club. The handicap idea was u great
success. with one exception, that be-
ing that the new bowlers, all Of whom
were entered at ITO or lis, improved SO
much that they proved great impede
menG 10 the stronger teams. This
however, will be overcome In the next
tournament. AS 1t was. the race was
close and exciting from the first to the
last game. the Fort Hgnrys, Captain
Hoffman,. in command, winning out
during the past week. All the teams
showed unusual interest in the tourney
and much credit is due the several cap
tains. This is true especially Of the
Jolly Rovers.
IN the Individual averages Harry
Vogler carried of the prize, with the
highest average ever held at the club,
1853. Daniel Lockhart proved himself
an expert on the strike question, taxi
ing high score prize with 240.
The distribution of prizes will take
place in the near future with smo-
ker and entertainment by the Wick
ems owens Weltzel Symphony Or
ehestTa, when complete list Of the
prize winners Will be published
Individual averages are Us follows:
Vogier, Esmonds, ~. 1853; Handlan,
AureoIa, IL, 1876; Weitzei, SO, 1855; Coch-
ran, Ramblers, 30. 16t; o'Brien, AL
phas, 80 1853; o'Neill, Aureoles. II, l5s;
sonnefeld. Esmonds, az, i54; Weitze%
j., Aureoles, 80. 1853; HOFFMAN,, A.. Fort
Henry, 80, $50; Ray, Esmonds. SO, $50;
Carroll Esmonds, 10, $50; Balzer, H,
rRambiers. 3, $50; Gaus, Aureoles. A.
la9; sauers, Esmonds. SO, 1l9; Brady,
Trrbunes. q. 149: Riley. Ramblers, 49,
14s: Pickett. Ramblers. &c 14S: Scham-
bra, Alphas, 80. 14S; GundlIng, Trib-
unes, 80, 14S: Shaw, Tribunes, 80, l41i
Kemple E., IS, 146; Mullarkey, Aure-
oles, "a, 146; Kase. Esmonds. ~, l45;
Mcdonnell, Aureoles, "a, IA; o'Kane'
| 0. IA: GundHng. H., Fort Henrys, 80,
143; Thoner. Beers, 3l.y 143; Doyle, AL
phas, "a, l43: Balzer, j. Ramblers. 30,
f4S: Kemple J.. Beers, 80 142; Kellar'
Beers. 30, 142; Evans. Esmonds, 6. 142;
McFadden. Alphas 80, 14f; Roth, Beers,
l6. 1871: Fox. Angeles, 3sH136; welty.
Jolly Rovers. AZ. 1886; Kirchher, Ram
blers, 20, 1856; GompeEs, C.aJolly Ro-
vers 81, 1874; Kaiser, Boerssi ~. 1888;
HallIsy, Ramblers, II, 1873; Cdrenbauer,
Jolly Rovers, 80. 1872: sauvaggdt, Ram
blers q. 1871: Hores Beers. "a, 100; Scha-
fer. Jolly Rovers. 2S, 1870: Schwabenton,
Triuunes, t2. tg9; Gering, Jolly Rovers.
40. i2S: Michael, Beers. 81, 1877; Carney,
L. Alphas, Al, 1875; Mcdonald Jolly Ro-
vers, &c, 1924: skally Beers, 49,. 194:
McGuIsan, Jolly Rovers. SO. 1923; Do
Ian. Trlbures, "a, 1923; GompersoH., AL
phas 20. 1872; Gilmartin Alphas, II,
i21: Carney, A., Beers ii, 1885,, Gilligan.
Jolly Rovers. 10. 119; Marley, Jolly Ro-
vers, 49, ia; Feeny, Jolly Rovers, ~,
III: Farley jolly Rovets, 80. 1903:
stamp. Ramblers. Q, los: Hoffman,, c.,
Fort Henry, II, 1O6; Corcoran. Alphas,
o, 1OS; Faulhaber. Alphas, G, 1O2; Rock,
Jolly Rovers, 3, 81; Murray, Alphas, 2,
SO.
Tho sprnnd series race resulted as
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McClelland and Hamilton Draw.

PITTSBURGH. Pa, June Il.-Jack
Mccieiiand, Of this city. and Jack
Hamilton. OF Troy, n. Y. feather
weights. fought twenty rounds to a
draw tonight at the Mlllvaie opera
house, under straight Queensbury
rules. Hamilton did most Of the Lead
ing, but few OF his vicious swings
landed, AlcClelland being very expert
at ducking. Mcclelland's blows were
the only effective ones Of the contest,
and he seemed to have much the bet
ter Of the inhghting in clinehes. Neither
man was badly punished.
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wELLsBURd.
Doings of People in the Brooke coun.
ty Metropolis.

DolngS OF People IN the Brooka Coun'
ty Metropolis.
The burning Of the Brooke glass fac
tory Is severe blow to Wellsburg, in
Volving as It does the possibility Of the
loss OF this thriving Industrial plant a
meeting OF spirited citizens Is
called for this evening. at the mar
shal's office, to see what can be done
to secure the rebuilding Of the factory.
The Democratic mass convention
nominated the following ticket: Sher-
III. John NJ. Brown; prosecuting attur-
ney, r. a. Chapman: assessor. Flrman
Barnes; county commissioner, j, s.
LIggctt. The party is in n badly de-
mOrall2ed condition, and will put up
very weak fight in Brooke county.
In the circuit court yesterday, the
jury found verdict for the defendant
in Barnes VS.. Miller. an appeal from
Justice Russell. To-day the case OF
Flckeisen VS.. Cummings. also an APP
peal from the same Justice, will be
treld.
Both Judge Hervey and Prosecuting
Attorney Cotton expect to attend the
Paris exposition next month The
Judge viii sail on July Z, on the steam
err St. Louis, but Mr.. Cotton will not
sail until after the Charleston conven-
ton.
Indications point to very large at
tendance at the district convention of.
the Epworth Lengue this week. II
opens on Wednesday evening. with a
reception to the visiting delegates,
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THURSDAY, THE llth DAY OF

proceed to sell at public auction at the
north front door OF the court house OF
said Ohio county. in the city OF Wheel
ing, commencing at 10 O'Clock a. M, TIE
following described two pieces or paFSSSeiis
OF real estate lying and situate in OHIO
county, West Virginia, the first thereof
being portion Of lot No. OF the sub
division OF the estate OF Moses sheppard
and Is bounded and described as follows:
Beginning at point IN the line OF the
National Road, corner to the ground OF
Ellen Ann Dennis. which point Is 90 feet
and inches from the school house loti
thence along the line OF the National
Road in n southerly direction IS feet and
s inches: thence north STA west 10 feet;
thence in a sOutherly direction by line
parallel with the line OF the National Road
TO the line OF Middle Wheeling creek;
thence north with the line OF the creek
TO the line Of the Hemplnld railroad at
a point az feet from the National Road;
thence with the railroad line In north
erly direction n feet to Mrs Dennis line;
thence with said lire TO tho place OF be-
ginning
the same lot No. s, and Is bounded and
described Ms follows; Beginning ut a
stake by the abutmcnt of the dam; thence
running north 7S' east 10 poles 10 stake;
thence north 37ii west Is poles TO stake
on the creek; thence with tho Eleander-
ings OF the creek 10 the place OF begin
nirg, together with the rights, privileges
and EASEMENTS thcreuntO belonging.
TERMS OF SALE-One-thlrd Of the
purchase money and as much more rs tho
purchaser may elect TO pay cash In hand,
and tho residue In two equal installments,
payable respectively In one and two years
from the dnte Of sale. with interest from
that day, tho purchaser giving his nego-
table notes for the same, and the title
either to be retained until such notes are
paid. or to be conveyed with u rescrvn-
lion OF n Hen for the deferred purchase
money, or upon other security 10 the sat
istactIon OF the trustee, Such purchaser
must insure the buildings on the property
sold to the satisfaction OF the trustee, and
for his further security.
LOUIS +. STIFEL.
Hyll Trustee.
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MERGERS Good Pitching.

NEW YORK, June li.-rt was MERGERS
good pitching, backed up by timely bat
ting. that enabled the New Yorks to win
from st. Louis to-day. Mercer. had excel
lent control. and the fielding behind him
was Of the best. Score:
New York 30 O,6 OlO1 0 IS IS /
ST. Louis 100 0 o o o o 90 6
Batteries, Mercer and Warner; Hughey
and Robinson. Earned runs, New York
g. Time, hours. Umpire, O'Day.
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DEER PARK HOTEL.
Most Delightful Summer Resort of
the Alleghenies.

swept by mountain breczes. $500 feet
above sea level Absolutely free from
malaria. hay fever and MOSQUITOES. on
main line Of Baltimore 6 Ohio railroad.
Hotel ana cottages. Every modern
convenience. Roomc cnSuitc with bNth.
Elcctriet lights, elevator. Turkish
baths, two large swimming pools. golf
links tennis courts, bowling alleys,
magnificent drives, complete livery ser
vice, Annapolis Naval Academy band.
Delightful cottages FURNISHED for
housekeeping II deFirrd) ready for oc-
cuphnCy June 1st Hotel open from
June pad to September 3Oth.
i. For rates and information address w.
: Il. Burwell, Manager II. & o. building,
Baltimore, Md, until June 10th After
that time. Deer Park. Garrett county.
Md
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here yesterday, looking after his bust
ness interests
Col. Ben Wilson, of Clarksburg, was
here yesterday, looking after his BUSH
ness interests
Lehman Riggs left yesterday for
Chartered, Pa, where he will visit rela-
tives.
j. B. Hicks and W. D. Dunn are Wis
ting relatives in Cameron.
John Dowler, OF Cameron, was here
yesterday, on business.
Henry NJ. Riggs, Of East Seventh
street, Is seriously III.
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KILLED Two Pitchers,

PHILADELPHIA, June ll.-cincInnatl
developed batting strcpk to-day, and hit
two OF the Phlllles' pitchers at Will. They
made twelve hits OF orth and a like mum
Der OF Frazer The locals bltted we'll,
but not enough to offset the tremendous
Cannonadlng Of the visitors. Wolverton
foul fly and was compelled to retire.
RHE
Cincinnati 20 0 / 33l 3 2-lS "a 3
Philadelp'a % o 90 1 l o. II
Batteries. Phillips. Newton and Wood;
lass. Earned runs, Cincinnati IL; Rhila-
delphla g. Home run, Mcbride, Time,
2:4O Umpire, Emslie. Attendance, 3i24.
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A Ten.Inniug Game.

Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
DAYTON, June ll..-Dayton tied the
score in the ninth, and scored twice ogain
In the tenth, while the Quakers could get
but one runner around the bases. Score:
RHE
Dayton 20 2OO42 O1 2-i5 Is |
y Castle. j 0 l l o g 0 liz Is /
Datter!es--wicker, Moore and Donahue;
Smith and Grafilus.
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Special Dispatch to the InteIlIEencer.
COLUMBUS, June 1l.-Columbus seem
"a about to win the game with Toledo
this afternoon. when. in the eighth, the
visitors jumped onto STREET.. and aided
by errors OF the Senator'S, scored eight
runs and cInched the game. Score:
Columbus 80 OcO o1O % 5 5
Toledo 80 D o . o 90 S "-lO II /
Batterfes-streit and Beviiie; strickiett
and Arthur.
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BOSTON, June 1l.-Eong's magnificent
work in the short field saved to-day's
game for Boston. Time and again he
killed seeming sure hits, and his backing
up OF Lowe and his quick return OF the
ball TO the plate in the eighth Inning
saved one u not more runs, Both pitch
eFS were effective at critical times. At.
tendance, 100, Score:
Bosto. ......O 0 $1,000 al Il I !
Chicago .......O 0 0 / 90 0 2 0-3 s
Batteries, Cuppy and Sullivan: GarviH
and Chance. Earned runs, Chicago .
Time, $50 Umpire, Hurst.
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Two.base hits, Miller, Iurner, Bltes.
Sacrifice hits, KreuEer. Babb, Copgalton,
Belden. Stolen bases, Brnshear Hollings-
balls on Harper q; on Bates l. Hit by
pitched ball, by Harper 2: by Bates 2.
Struck out, by Harper z: by Bates !.
Passed bnll, Bergen. Double plays, Hol-
l!ngsworth TO Bergen Lyons 10 Turner;
Hoilingsworth to Brashenr to Kreuger.
Umpire, tombstone Time, 1916, Attend
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FORT WAYNE, Ind, June 1.-THE
s,orps we're unable to do anything
with Harper this afternoon, and for the
FRS, time this season were treated to a
coat Of whItewash, which Doggy" Mil
Ter and his Hoosier braves plnsterel on
with great llbaralIty. Bates pitched
rrca, ball with thu exception Of one In
ming. the sixth, when he was hit hard
and gave bases on balls, with the result
,ha, the Fort WaBnes scored five runs.
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
srANDING o. CLrRs.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Cincinnati 10. Philadelphia s.
Boston I, Chicago 9.
New York s, ST. Louis 0.
Brooklyn s. Pittsburgh 4.
To-DAY's GAMES.
Cincinnati at Brooklyn.
Pittsburgh at Boston
Chicago Mt New York,
St. Louis at Philadelphia.
BROOKLYN, June 1i.-Phllippi lasted
three innings to-day, and then WRddell
tried to stop the hitting Of the Brook
lyns He was touched up for a single, u
triple and home run in the NTH and
two singles in the seventh, the latter two
bringing In the winning run. Pittsburgh
punched It's hits In three Innings on Ken
needy. but could not win. o'Connor was
injured in a collision and retired. Score:
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Youngstown's Good Fielding.

Special Dispatch to the inteiitgencer.
YOUNGSTOWN. June r1.-crowe's ef-
fectiye work in the box and fast article
OF ball the locals put up in his support
won the game for the local team from
Mansfield this afternoon. Score:
Youngstown ..o1OOO11S 20 . i
MqHsaeia 30 0 2 o 0 0 o. ! 3
Batterles-Crowe and Hess Ames and
Fox Umpire CArruthers.
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AGENTS WANTED.

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Earned runs. Pittsburgh 9; brooklyn T.
Home run. Kelley Three-base MT, Jon
nlngs First on errors. Plttabnrgh 2:
brooklyn !. Left on bases; PitWIsbnrgh q
gNcrlflce hits Ritchel, Farrell. First on
balls, b. Kennedy l. Double pIly, .wng-
nsr and O'Connor. Iiit by Waddcll /,
Wiid pitch, PhilippI Bnlk. Phlllnpl; Tlmc
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LADIES CAN WEAR SHOES

One Uize smaller aftor using Aliens Foot
T,nse, n powder 10 be shaken into the
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Dgrrett ana Ashsuorck. are ono tbs
Hampton team; Johnny Bammert is
with Portsmouth. and Catcher Hual is
on the Petersburg nine. r.
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FOR RENT.

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Twelfth street (McLain Block; Best
location in the city. Enquire Of X; 3. NC;
Twelfth. ----------- apo
NOR RENT-ENTIRE STORE ROOM
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story only Of same, II so desired, now occu-
pied BY the Alexander Frew Furniture
Company. Possession given April lst next.
Apply at Room No. 10, City Bank Building.
noS-m
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wonderfully successful In promptly curing
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bles and Prights Disease, which Is the worst
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Dr.. KllmeT's SWamp.RO0t & not rec
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When writing mention reading this generous
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cures made BY Or,
Kiimer's Swamp Root,
the great kidney, Liver
and bladder remedy.
Il Is the great medl-
caltrlunph 81 the nine
teenth century; dis
covered after years ol
scientific research by
Dr. Kilmer, the emil
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L.. .I,tt-t 81 4.
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IF business men and merchants
consult their best interests they will
advertise in the IntelliECnoer,
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FOR RENT.....

FOR RENT"
5 rooms with modern conveniences
at 1905 Main street.
STORAGE Warehouse at Main and
Tenth streets. Money advanced. APP
ply to JAMES L. HAWLEY,
Real Estate and Loans, 1865 Main ST.
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FEMALE HELP WANTED.

TTTANTED-TWELvE LADIES TO
w travel. Salary $50 and expenses;
absolutely no canvassing; permanent ,po-
sitlon II satisfactory; reference; enclose
self.addressed stamped envelope COLO"
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The Buchanan & Kraus ball team ac-
cepts the challenge of the LubIc & Bis
sett team. for Saturday afternoon, on
the old ball park Answer through this
paper or A. ]. Thornton. Mcclure House.
The Jack Arthur Juniors on Sunday de.
feated the G. U. Stars. on the Fulton
grounds. Score:
Jack Arthur. Jrs. % / 4 FL / ~
q. L. Stars.,.... SO 81 l ga
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MALE HELP WANTED.

MARINE CORPS, u. S, NAVY RE
M CRUTTS WANTED = Able:bodied
men; service on our warshlps IN all parts
OF the world and on land IN, the Philip
pines. when required. Recruiting 0inceF'
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w Ell. Salary $50 and expenses; abso-
lutely no canVassing; permanent position
II satisfactory; reference; enclose sells
addressed stamped envelope. COLONIAL
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SUMMER RESORTS.
ZOAR HOTEL.

Zoar is the ideal summer resort. Ac-
cammodutions are flrst-clasE Board I'M
cXcellcd. Hotel fttcd with bath rooms
and all modern cOnvcnicnces. Livery.
Long Distance Phone
RuOF & BETTER,
iugs Zoar Ohio
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DO YOU GET UP
WITH ALAME BACK ?
Kidney trouble Makes You Miserable.

Almost everybody who reads The news
papers Is sure TO know Of the wonderful
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUsTEE's SALE.

Il
BY virtue Of n deed OF trust made by
Henry Roth and Gertrude Roth, his wife,
TO me. as trustee, bearing date the 9Th
day of October. A. D. 1855, and recorded
in the office Of the clerk OF the county
court for Ohio county West Virginia, in
Decd OF Trust Book No. p, page 49, l
Will
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-12
INTER STATE LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUES

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Fort Wayne 7, Wheeling o.
w. Toledo 10, Columbus =:
youngstown 6. Mansfield 2,
n Dayton 49, New Castle l2
To-DAY's GAMES.
Wheeling at Fort Wayne.
Mansfield at Youngstown
New Castle at Dayton.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-06-12
BASE BALL ooMMENT.

Only by winning to-day and to-mor'
row at Fort Wayne can the whaelings
make a creditable showing on ;heIr first
long trip lr the west. The start at
Dayton with an even split was satIsfac-
tory, and one out OF three at Toledo
was not at all bad showing, but two
straight defeats at Fort Wayne Is sad
blow to the enthusiasts at home, and
the hope is general that Eddie Poole
Will be able to take at least one OF the
Fort Wayne series, by pitching the ball
he is capable of this afternoon.