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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07
GEO. b. KEEZELL

u Very respectfully.
4 g GEO. b. KEEzEr.L
ssThe people have declared Tor revis-
Scn OF their organic law and they should
have It at the earliest possible day.
e.Tae Legislature should be assembled
.nt as carly q day after the November cleo
Zion as possible, so that the convention
may assemble and have its work submitted
10 the people at the regular general cleo
&son on the 4ni Thursday in May. The next
regular session of the General Assembly
should make the changes In the law made
necessary by Constitutional changes.
GEORGE B. KEEZEL 3
AZ ALL. NJ. J. LYONS
Norfolk, Va. Oct 5, 1900
Bassor The Tines:
Ssr.-In reply to your inquiries as to
my position on the question of an extra
session of the General Assembly being
called and The best tine therefor, re-
specially respond as follows:
II 1t has moi been generally understood
t1at an extra session would be called
when the question of the revision of the
Constitution was voted on, would be
opposed to such an extra session. as
do not think that the benefit Of an early
meeting of the General Assembly viii
offset the large expense of an extra session
70 the State treasury. However, as IN
any judgment il was generally understood
by the members of the Legislature 10 sub
init the question of the revision TO the
people that an extra session would be
called to provide for the Constitutional
Convention, and as it was also generally
understood by the people that an extra
session would be called for such purpose,
when they voted to revise the Constitu-
tsol, now feel that such an extra ses-
sion was a part of the plan voted on and
approved both by the General Assembly
and the people. therefore L favor the
legislature being called in extra session.
AS to The time Of meeting. prefer jan
1lary 5, 1901, to November Is, 1900, as in my
opinion The former VIII be less inconyen-
tent to the members of the General As
sembly.
Very respectfully.
&C.. NJ. j. LYONS.
q n B. WARE.
TOWNSVILLE, Va, Oct. 5, 1870.
Editor The Times:
Sir,- am earnestly in favor Of an ex-
ira session to deal with the constitutional
question and think the sooner the better,
hui st would suit me better in January. 1
believe three-fourths of the citizens of the
5 Commonwealth are in favor of an extra
session as socn as possible.
Yours truly,
~ s.,.s r. B. WARE.
3ss
Ear C. Il. MtcLUNG.
Meadow View, Va, Oct. 4, 1860.
Editor The Times:
Sir,-In answer TO your inquiry of the
Cd instant, / VIII say yes. L think the
Governor should cali The Legislature to-
gether in extra session. Would prefer
January 2, 1901, as the time. To meet
on November 10, 1900, would not give the
Legislature time TO get through before,
the holidays.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07
WILLIAM P. BARKsDALE.
CHARLES r RIAND

Hon Charts T. Bland replies heartily
IN favor OF the extra session. but will
accept either date as satisfactory.
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CONSENSUS
OF OPINION.
80 n,oafin,,oa ero,n First rage.l
81 rcontinuoa from First rasc.o

aeIs,Arard tho action of the people, nor 10
delay carrying on: their mandate
FIRST, favor an immediate extra session.
I, second, / prefer that Il be in November
u Very respectfully.
The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07
R. & HARTLEY

I1. 3. HARTLET
he is in doubt about the matter. hut If
the extra session is called it should not
be before January 2, 1901.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07

sir.-In reply to your queries. I beg to.
says; favor an extra session, as DO.
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The times. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1890-1903, 1900-10-07

SHOULD BE NO DELAY.
Sturgeon Point, Va, October 9Th.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-14
0The TelephOne elrl.D

Some critics have described 1.-THE Tel
ephone Girl by Hugh Morton and
Gustave Eerlser. audacious, Certain it
is that no production of all the produc-
lions which emanated from the New
York Casino has met with the same
substantial success, so the public must
have a penchant for things which bor-
der on audncity. 1t viii be seen here
next Monday night. February 10, at the
Opera House, With its troops of dainty
maidens, brisk dialogue, funny com
piexities, hunGS2mc scenery and beau
tifuI costumes. AS an attraction man
ayers look upon IL as one of the very
strongest on the road and every direc-
tor of local theatre wants TO present
1t. Dave Lewis, Jessie Merrlees,
James F. Macdonald and Nellie Doug
lass Will fill the leading parts. There
are no less than forty people In the or
ganizatIon.
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sTEUBENvILLE-Rive 16 feet and
falling. Weather cold. Passed down.
Fallie Ben Hm, keystone State. Mag
gle, Enterprise John Moren, Tornado.
Passed up; Volunteer, Charles Brown
md Joseph Walton.
GREENSBORO - River IL feet 6
inches and rising. Weather, clundy
and slightly cooler. Woodward down
"Wednesday: Adam Jacobs and Dewey
UP Wednesday.
WARREN River feet. Weather
cloudy and cold.
BROWNSVILLE - River II feet 0
inches and rising.
OIL CITY River feet inches and
rising. Weather. clear and colder.
NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. III feet and
rising. Weather, cleur and cool
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-14
pR1peEPoRT HAPp1NINas.
Events of a nay in the Town at the
End Of the Bridge.

Events OF Jay III tne 4VNh ~ bnS
End Of the Bridge.
Chairman Lawson Emerson, of the
Republican county committee, has rec
commended for appointment to the sec
rotary OF state as member Of the
board of deputy state supervisors Of
elections of Belmont county, n. r. v.
Wilson, OF this city, to succeed the late
Matthew C. Mitchell. Mr.. Wilson Is very
popular throughout the county, and his
appointment Will meet with the approx
al OF all.
A mass meeting of the Democrats is
called for Friday evening to decide upon
the time OF holding the Democratic pFi-
marles. The city central committee has
twice failed to get enough members
present 10 arrange for the same.
Miss Alice Smith very pleasantly en-
tertained her friends last evening at her
home In AetnaVIlle. About twelve
couples were present, and thoroughly
enjoyable evening was spent By all
present.
Miss Annie Dolan, Of Wheeling. and
John Tappart, OF West Wheeling, were
quietly married at st. Anthony's church
at s o'clock yesterday morning Father
weigand, pastor Of the church, Off
ciated.
The BARRIERS OF this city have decided
to close their shops at noon February
90, WheelInE's Dewey Day" and will
in all probability take part in the pa
rade
Miss Minnie Kuhn very pleasantly en-
tertaIned the Young Ladies' Euchre
Club yesterday afternoon at her home,
In Kirkwood.
Thomas McGougll leaves to-day for
Columbus to attend the annual meeting
Of the Ohio mining engineers,
William Stewart. OF slstersville, is the
guest of his niece. Mrs. G. B. o'Kelley.
on Morgan street.
Jesse Gill has announced himself as
candidate for marshal on the Repub-
lican ticket.
Miss Mary Lindy. of Maynard is the
guest OF relatives in the West End.
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INC NOW Base BAN League.

CHICAGO. Feb. 1a.-The organization
Of tho AMERICAN Association OF Base
Ball Clubs was perfected after fore
noon spent in what seemed, even to Me-
Graw. useless debate. He declared that
unless he was speedily shown that there
were enough clubs with good backing TO
complete an eight-club circuit. he would
drop tho whole matter With seven clubs
represented, the promoters OF the new
association got down to business. John
McGraw and Phil Peterson. of Baltt-
more. were appointed to select the
eighth member OF the association.
Adrian C. Arson was chosen presi-
dent, and Philip Peterson, Of Baltimore,
was elected secretary and treasurer.
Part of a board OF four directors was
then chosen. C. S. Hayenor, Milwaukee;
George D. Schaefer, st. Louis, and w.
]. Gilmore, Philadelphia. a commits
tee was appointed to draw up a sched-
ule, and this report will be delivered to
President Arson as soon as completed.
II Is said that Washington is the city
which Will be probably taken in as the
fourth eastern member, completing the
circuit.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-14
THE PYrH1AN BATTERY
Mustered Into the West Virginia
Brigade Last Night.

Brigade Last Night
Battery A, Of the Uniform Rank. X.
Of p, was mustered in last night at
the Second ward market house han by
Capt. Frank Lisby, Of Bernard Shan
ley Company No. 81. This IS the first
battery Of the kind Instituted In the
country and It testiAes to the enthu-
siasm ana progressIVeRess Of the
PythIan order in this city. About forty
members were enrolled, and the cere-
monies were Witnessed by all the big
guns Of the Uniform Rank, including
Brigadier General James H, Lancaster.
Major James 7. MCGEE. Capt. r. E.
schater, and many others. The battery
is drafted from local lodges of the *.
Of P. and the hall in which the muster
in occurred has been selected for ar
mory purposes. The uniform is a very
pretty and attractive one.
After the formal exercises, addresses
were delivered by Captain Llsby, Gen
eral Lancaster. Major Mccfee and Sir
Knight c. ]. schuck, the latter being
presented with handsome bouquet. A
sumptuous banquet was another tea-
turs. Another notable event in the
Uniform Rank circles wifi be the ir-
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the swelling Of the Ohio, but 1t is
thought the cold snap will check the

the swelling Of the Ohio, but 1t Is
thought the cold snap will check the
rise.
The knights of st. John Of Manning
ton will be in Wheeling on Dewey
Day" and will be entertained at Blue
Ribbon hall in the evening by crowd
OF Benwood people.
Mrs. George *. Little, OF Coltax, w.
Va, who has been visiting her sister.
Mrs. r. X. Satterfeid. during the past
few days, has returned 10 her home.
The machinery for the new pumping
work of putting II In place will be Inn
medlately begun.
To-day is city pay day, and the men
employed in the various departments Of
the city will receive their salary for
the past month.
Miss Minnie Riddle Is acting as night
central at the central office, in the place
OF Miss Blanche Bursee, who is on va
cation,
Mr. and Mrs. Harry Schwartz, who
have been the guests Of Mrs. August
Schad, on Water street, have returned
home.
All Republicans are urged to be pres
ent at the suggestion meeting at the
city hall Saturday evening.
A meeting of the stockholders Of the
Electric Light Company will be held this
evening.
Council did not meet last evening,
owing TO inability to secure quorum.
A force OF men was ut work clean
ing the streets yesterday.
Samuel Munos was in Moundsvllle on
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1lARr1N,s rnRRY NEWs.
The Daily Chronicle Of Wheoling'f
Progressive Neighbor.


Aiks Allie Brim. Mamie Aunphre-
VILE. Delma Dtnsniore and Edna ALr-
CIeary issued Invitations yesterday tor
a DANCE 10 be given IN the Mechanics
Assembly rooms Friday evening, Feb
runry N The Etnde Mandolin and
Guitar Club Will furnish music for dane
ing.
IN Squire Keller's. court yesterday.
George Biinco was given 2 verdict Of
S2S In his case against the Wheelllle
Street Railway Company, The SUIT WAS
TO recover damages for the smashing up
OF his buggy near West WlfeelinB sew
eral months ago. The amount asked
was $40.
Miss Nellie Carney very delighttully
entertained q number OF her frienda
last evening at the residenee OF MT,
and Mrs. Joseph Fehfenbach. on South
Fourth street About eight couples
were present, and pleasant evening
was spent by all.
The funeral of Mrs. Ann Davis took
place yesterday afternoon at o'clock
IRON her late residence. IN Second
street Rev. Lewis. OF the Welsh Con-
gregational church ofiiclated. Inter
ment was at Riverview cemetery
The Columbian Literary Society will
hold an open meeting In the high school
room next Wednesday evening, Febfu-
airy q. A special musical and literary
programme will be prepared for the oc-
caslon. The public il Invited.
The Farewell club viii give a dance
at Scheehlc's hall Tomorrow night
which promises to be u very enjoyable
affair.
Mrs, NJ. c. Mitchell and daughter,
Sarah b., went to st. Clairsyille yes
terdRy to spend few days with rela-
tlveS,
Mrs. Birdie HabensaclS leaves tO-mor-
row with party from Wheeling for
New Orleans to spend couple Of weeks.
The Etude Mandolin and Guitar Club
will give a dance IN the Meehqpics' AS
senlbly rooms Friday evening
George Devauit IS the sixth candidate
10 announce himself as candidate for
street commissioner
Mrs. Kenworthy Hoge returned yes
terday from a weeks visit with relatives
at Canton. o.
Edward McAninch is candidate for
township trustee before the Republican
primaries,
Miss Ada Llsby is slowly improving
after months III ness with typhoid
fever
Mrs, B. f. Brady went to 1rondalc
yesterday to spend week with her sis
ter.
George Theaker, OF Colerain, was CALI
ing on friends in the city yesterday.
Mrs. Thomas Pugh is slowly recover
Ing from three weeks illness.
DR.. G, A. Wilson, OF Colerain, was in
town yesterday on business.
John Henderson goes to Pittsburgh
to-day on business.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-14
AlOng the Landing.

The Joseph walton at a, M, passed
up with emptles yesterday
The Keystone state cleared for Gin
clnnatl with a great trip yesterday at s
p. m.
The Queen City. Keystone State and
Ben Hur were detained by fog yester-
day morning.
The marks ut p. m. Tuesday. show
cd Il feet and stationary. Weather,
cloudy and colder.
Yesterday. the following passed down
with coal: Sam Brown, II. M, clif-
ton, 10 a. M; Maggie. Charles Hook, ?
p, m.
The river here began rising last
night. The Monongahelu aud Allegheny
are both rising. according to last
nights reports, The extent OF the swell
here cannot be predicted yet.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-14
BOOKS FoR NEE LIRRARY.
Many New Volumes That Have Bee.
Placed on the Shelves.

The public librarian. Miss Anna Wiz
son, of the public library. reports the
following new volumes received recent
ly:
Abbott, 1.-The LIE That Really ls,
Appiau 6f Atexander-Roman History.
Aubrey, F.--Qneen OF the Atlantic
Baird. II. M.-Theodore Beza.
Barr, a. E-W0s It Right 10 Forgive?
Barr R,--Jennie Baxter. Journalist,
Besant, W. The Orange Girl.
Booth, Title Gentleman From In
Boyce, j.. and others-Briton and Boer,
Choimondeley. NJ Red Pottage.
Churchill, w. S.--Savtula.
Cook, T. A.--Story Of Rouen.
Curtin, I.-Hero Inles of Ireland
Ebers. GeorBe-King and Queen OF Mole
Ellis. Edward S. = Dewey and Other
G'ea naval Commanders
Fable, J. J,-History OF Wireless Tele-
Fraser, Mrs, H.--custom OF the Country.
Glddings, F. H,--Prlncipleg OF Sociology.
Gorham, g. c.-Life OF Edwin NJ. STAN
GrIms. W. E.-,rhe American in Holland.
Haggard, II. M,-History OF the Trans
Hall, G. pa Daughter of the Elm
HRmblen, II. E.-The Yarn OF q Bucks
mate.
flAFulut wa anu O1hH4DpAAAEhS "a
the LiQuetactlon Of Gases.
Henty, G. A.-The Brahmln's Treasure.
Hobson. j. A.--JOhn Ruskin
Howe. J, W,-Reminlscences OF lsIS-lSS9'
Hughes, G.-Constructlon Of the Modern
johnson, ..lr H.-Hiaory of the COlOni-
zation OF Africa By Allen Races,
Lancianl, R.-Destruction OF Modern
Iatimcr, w.-JudeG From Cyrus to IT.
letters OF r.. Browning and F.. b.
Letters Of Sidney Lanler
I.lflic, l.. C.-Margaret ThOTpe's Trial.
Long. j. 1.-the Fox Woman.
Mahan. a. T-Lessons From the Span
ISL War
Matthews. B.-A Confident Tomorrow.
Mnu, A.--POmpeIi.
Phillips, Mrs. L.-South African Recol-
Plnero. A. w.-Trelawney of the Wells.
dawson, Il. K.-Twenty Famous Naval
Battles,
Reagan, H. C.-Locomotlye Mechanism
and Engineering.
Roe. ". 4. ed "reminiscences Of the
Life OF II, r Roe,
schlchter. S.-stndles In Judaism.
Scott. C.-The Drama Of Yesterday and
scsISsy. L.-HIstory of Education.
Singleton. E,-6reat Pictures Described
by Great Writers.
Stevenson, S. G.-MaxImlllan In Mexico.
Stockton, F.-Young Master OF HysOn
Hall.
Wallace. E--Amateur Photographer.
White. Differences.
Whiting, L.--liRte Field.
Whitney, C.-Hawailan America.
Williams, j. L,--Adventures OF Fresh
Winchester, C. T,-Prlnclples OF Literary
%yeth, J. Allie of General n. B. For-
z zSnswill. 1.-They That Walk in Dark
ness.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-14
AMUsE1LENTs.

The Daniel r. Ryan company In the
salvlnl dramatlzatlon of the Three
Musketeers" of Dumas. delighted a
large audience at the Opera House last
night. The production was given on a
scale of elaborateness in scenery and
costuming that would have done credit
to any company. Mr.. Ryan, as D'Ar-
tagnan. showed his remarkable versa
tlllty in his strong Interpretation of
the bravo who could outwit even a
beautiful woman. Miss Margaret DID
bin Pitt, as Lady de Winter, scored a
decided success in that difficult role.
This afternoon the daily matInees be-
gin with Camille" as the very popular
attraction. This evening "Ingomar."
said to be the company's strongest play,
will be produced.
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THE RIVER.


YESTERDAYS DEPARTURES.
Cincinnati. :. KEYSTONE STATE. . p. n
Pittsburgh. QUEEN CITY, p m.
PaTkersburE. f. X. BEDFORD, noon.
Parkersburg. BEN HUR, noon.
MatamOrls j JEWEL, II q. III.
SteuhenVilIe. n. n. BAYElG. $50 p. m.
SIstersvillc. RUTH, 1880 y. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $50 y. m.
BOATS LEAVING TODAY.
Charleston .EANAWlFA, $50 a. m.
MARIETTA. -. ISI.O1SEs. II a. m.
Pittsburgh. >. BEN IlJR, p, M.
Sleubenville. n. NJ BAYNIs. $50 p. m,
SlstcrsYillc. RUTH, $3.50 y. IN.
Darlington. y. LEROY, $3.50 p. m.
BOATS LEAVING TOMORROW.
Cincinnati. QUEEN CITY, a. III.
Mntamoras. JEWEL. II q, m.
Parkersburg. II. *. BEDFORD. II A. m.
Pittsburgh. .. LOREEA. 4 a. IN.
Pittsburgh. GREENWOOD. $3.50 a. m.
Stcubonvlle. n. u, BAYNE, ESQ p. IN.
SlstcrsVlle,. RUTH, $3.50 y. m.
Darlington. LEROY, $3.50 p. M.
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BENwoop.
News Notes From the Busy Marshall
County Town.

County Town.
Yesterday. Addison Collins, Milton
StrickIm aud Tom Solomon were ar
rested and placed In the city lookup by
County Constable 10y and Railroad De-
tectfvc Metz They were arrested on q
warrant sworn out by Justice Harry
Riddle. charging them with stealing and
carrying away iron pipe and other prop
erty bcluneing to the Baltimore & Ohio
Railroad Company They will likely be
convicted on petit larceny chHrgc
IN the auditors report OF the appor-
tionment OF railroad tnNcF Bcnwood is
given only S2.3O2 NJ. Last year the town
received S27O0, and II the ratio OF In
crease IN the past " I" be taken as q
criterion. Benwond should receive $4,000
this year Citizens OF the town are max
INK vigorous Kick against being
bllked out of their just share NJ taxes
a cooking main between birds owned
by Sisterville and Bellalrc PARTIES VIII
take place ln or near BcnwoOd on The
2Slh inst, Twenty i've dollars n winged
on each light and 500 on the entire
main
Rosldeutr o' Eouwood breathe ouslcr
now mat this cold smell hHE come on.
They were much alarmed on account OF
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-14
McMEcHEN NOTES.
Daily Items of Interest About People
and Events.


Engineer j. Nj. Garvey, member OF
the general board OF adjustment OF the
Brotherhood OF Locomotive Engineers.
has arrived home from baltimore The
board. according to Mr.. Garvcy, had a
very pleasant time with the officials Of
the Baltimore a. Ohio Company In the
formulation Of the new rate OF pay,
which viii average on the various runs
about 81 per cent OF an Increase, which
is satisfactory TO the members OF the
order
Hays Prince has returned from his
home at ParkersburE, where ne spent
some time on account OF sickness
Miss Kate Daniel has returned to her
home In Wheeling. after Il plensRnt visit
with Mrs. G ID. Lewis.
The revival ut the NJ Il! church is a
great success Already thirty have pro-
fessed conversion,
j. NJ. Garvey has arrived home from
Baltimore where he spent a month on
business
DR.. ". A. Dowler was at PowhatRn,
Ohio, on business yesterday.
REV Mr.. Carroll IL able to be out.
after I'm illnessN
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-14
BOXING.

The boxing game. which has been
enjoying q rest locally, viii blossom
forth IN good style on tho-night OF
"Dewey Day" February %, when Lou-
den Campbell. Of Pittsburgh. and Sam
Boien, OF New York, VIII meet at the
Metropolitan Club, IN a twenty-round
contest. at 1gs pounds. weigh in at . p
m. the day Of the contest. Both men
are familiar to Wheeling lowers OF box
ing and the match should be a great
drawing card.
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e1AssoooK To SIOUX oITY.
He and Sammy Nichol May Join
Western League Forces.


Jack" Glasscock yesterday received
a telegram from tho Sioux City dowa)
club. of the Western League, offering
him the management Of the club for
the season of 1901. Jack" wired back
his terms. and il they are accepted he
may leave the Interstate league. II
so, he VIII sign SAMMY" NIchol, OF
this city. formerly of the Kansas citys.
who did not play with any team last
season.
Jack" claims Fort Wayne, OF the
Interstate. which reserved him, broke
an agreement by which he was to re-
ceive a percentage Of the profits on the
f,ason of 1899. and that he Is at liberty
to sign with Sioux city II they accept
his terms,
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Britlsm Commissioners Murdered.

LONDON, Feb, 1s,-Brlttsh commits
sloners Kiddle and Sutherland. who had
been engaged in the demarcatiOn of the
BurmO- Chinese boundary, have been
murdered in the Monghem district.
Consul Ltton was wounded but es-
capped
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st. wants ANOTHER Match.

NEW YORK. Feb. 1S.-Rob FItzsim
mons to-day posted 5000 with the
sporting editor Of the New York Jour.
nal as challenge to another match
with Jim Jeffries, and issued an open
challenge to meet any fighter in the
world.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-14

The preliminary to the Campbell Boz
len affair viii be sIx-round argument
between Walter Burgo, temporarily OF
this city, and Frank Boyle, Of Pitts
hnrch. who ls said to be good one.
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-02-14

Last night. at the 1ntelligencer Office
HuEhey Arnold, who is looking after
sam BoIcn's interests iu this eity,
posted $50 to guarantee BOlen's weight
and appearance for the Metropolitan
clubs next match. Carnpbelrs hacker.
Freddy" Mason. Will cover this money
in day or so.