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The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-18

Gutmlallnrs VS.. Doyyles I.

The WI tGutman base ball club a and
the reorganlzsd Doyle team viii cross
bats on tlllHH Fulton grounds Sunday. tAe
Doyles accepting the formers chaI.
!snge for $2s. They will line up as fol.
GutmapsTWharton catcher: swar,,
%: McCom6s. pitcher; Lucas or Walton
short; Miller. first; base: Pecksteln. Sec.
tond base Diaters, third base; Metzger
left tield;sFaylor, centre. hsld;.5 Stein
right fieii.,.- :. g, q z -
Reorganized Observation-Disclosures.
Icr; Willie Alburn. pitcher: Buchanan
short; Helmbright, first base; sandI.
ford, sesond base; j. HelmbrIght, third
base: Yatson. left field: Veneman
centre field Norris. right field. 80
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Eddie Gardner Lost.

NEW, YORK, August 17.-The patron,
of the Broadway Athletic Club witness.
ed a lively bout to-night between Tim
Callahan OF Philadelphia, and Eddie
Gardner, of Wheeling. In which The
Phiiadelphfansca came out victorious. as
GardnersIbrother. Oscar, better known
as the .Qmaha Kid" jumped into the
ring In the thirteenth round to save his
brother from being knocked out; The
lads werdtto have fought twenty-five
rounds .atsl2i pounds. Callahan. from
the Outset, proved himself 10 be The
cleverer boxer, ~ 49, ~ .i..-sst e. y
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at 1870 and 3 p. m. This makes the
links easy of access and there will, no
doubt, be large number OF Wheeling's
society people there to witness the
match.
Those who attended the services at
St. Joseph's Cathedral last Sunday
morning at 1880 o'clock, had a musical
treat rarely gotten in this city. The
organist. Mr.. Kenny, did magnificent
work, and the choir, conducted BY Mr..
John Yahn. Is worthy of the highest
praise In all four parts. The beautiful
ensemble music sung embraced the
kyrii and Gloria by Farmer and the
Creole, Sanctus. Benedictus, and AGnus
Del by Willard. The voices delightfully."-
heard in solo parts OF these, were Mrs.
Peter Loecher, nee Miss Emma Yahn;
Miss Emma Connolly. Mr.. Loecher. Mr..
Fladins, Mr.. Handley and Mr.. Yahn
The solos OF the morning were sung by
Mr. Edmund Tahn, Of the Cincinnati
College OF Music. and Miss Emma Con-
nelly. OF this city. Mr.. Yahn has a
splendid bass voice, used very artistic
10y r"y. ms seieetio'' was kossinrs Pre-
sesaeiS ana was snperDly rendered.
re was accompanied by Vice Dean
e 's Oh the same musical institu-
ton, In a masterful manner. This per-
formance was one OF the best efforts in
Inc music line heard In Wheeling. Miss
Soh ht VINO. by her present work,
voices of Wheeling, sang "Yeni crco-
'or, rom Handers "Rlnaldo," Sexqui-
sitely. MISE Connolly was at one time
city, and is at present studying with
Sister Angela, OF st. Joseph's academy,
and reflect. great credit on her capable
me proposed Bench Show at, the
coming STATE FAR Is Creating great
beautiful specimens OF dog life are IN
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sBodley. Wheeling. to $40: John isfcWill-
iams, Rpdnmers. to lsl2;; Charles An
}derson, charleston, to S24; Stephen L.
Quinn. Lyner, to $40. n a K 70 z, p.
Wldows-R ebecca j. Mccain, Earn
shaw, So and Mary A. Is Hunter, New
SMartinstt1le, IS: Sarah ]. Matney, Dun
tlowrt Especially; $40. e Z, "A 4
Il siiseeIlane8us- Benjamin +. safrced,
SHERMAN. John z Rdgell, I.ytton.
tsupplement tai. s4;s John n NJ q Gribble.
West Union, $40 il.i;5ts - 3; Z i
D ependentsM Minors Of Joseph Myers,
Big glsaati SIG,
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Taken to Moreanzn.

For the second time Alice Wilson es-
capped from the Pennsylvania i reform
school, and a third offense will entail a
term IN the state peni:entiary. Reform
School Officer Palmer, OF Morganza,
came to Wheeling yesterday morning,
and inecompany with Lieutenant Dan
Ingram, searched houses OF prostitution
for the girl. She was found in Lucy
Belmonts place on the South Side. She
was taken back TO Morganza later in
the day.
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Special Dispatch to the Intelligencer.
FORT WAYNE, Aug. 17.-Wheeling
defeated the home team to-dayin fast
game. Pardee pitched great ball and
made the Fort Wayne battars look like
school boys. Fort Wayne made two
runs in the first on errors and two
base hit Wheeling made all their runs
by clean batting. The feature OF the
game were are al around playing Of
Cochran and the pitching of Pardee.
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Picture, of Ex-Governor Matthews.

Special Dispatch TO the Intelligencer.
CHARLESTON. W. Va, Aug. ia
picture, iof the late Ex-Governor Mat.
thews MAS hung yesterday in the al.
torney generals Office, Of which he was
the magnificent before he became COVER.
nor. Matthews picture was the only
one missing in the galaxy of ex.attor-
ney generals. Its absence was dscoy.
cred some time ago by Col. Randolph
stalnaker OF Wheeling, through whose
efforts gthe picture hung yesterday was
prescntEd, TO the attorney generals
office. aaE
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New Postoffices Established.

specla! Dispatch to the 1ntcllIgencer.
WASHINGTON, August II. - Two
new postottices have recently been es-
tabllshed in West Virginia. One is Co
mez, Calhoun county. Morel,ow w.
Collins. postmaster, and the other Is At
hnsville. Raleigh county. James H.
Atkins. postmaster. Z, 81 q i ;. ~
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NATIONAL LEAGUE.
STANDING OF CLUBS.
YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Pittsburgh 5, Brooklyn 3.
CincInntI,5. Philadelphia 1.
$50 st. Louis Z, Boston 3

PITTSBURGH,E'Pa Pa. August 17.-Pitts-
burgh won in the, first by hitting Kitson
hard and taking advantage OF his Wild
ness. Lever. was puzzle until the
sixth, but good backing kept the score
down. Attendance, $500. Score:
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Bic Battle Changed.

y NEWaYoRK, August H. The big
battle between Fitzslmmons and shar.
key at Ceney Island. will be decided on
Saturdaw.aight, August %, instead Of
Friday. Aususts24, as was originally In
tended. WI
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The Harry Allen base ball team &c.
cepts the, challenge OF the Omaha Kids
for gathe 1.-THE terminal grounds a,
Twenty-eighth street, at $50 o'clock
this morf1lng. =
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Earned runs. Pittsburgh .; Brooklyn ?,
I Two-basc hits. o'Drlen 2. Cross. Three
base hits Lever. Kelley. Double play.
Lever s. Wild pitch. Lever. Bases on
balls. on Kitson j. Time, EOS. Umpire,
I O'Dny. ~ - "a ~. ~ l-Ll w. L.L.lE
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The Park Concerts.
The programmes for the wheelin

= - - SohSS. ~ - = 80
Afternoon.
March-"Riyal Notwithstanding
Overture-"Zanetta" .Auber
Piccolo Solo-Selected ................:....---
Mr.. J.. Huml. i2.
selection-"Scotch, Irish and English
Gems from "The Bohemian Girl"... Balte
Charles Zulauf. Baritone Soloist.
(a) Baritone Solo-"When the Quiet
Moon Is Beaming" ................K au!a
(bl Guard Mount'.... Eilenbtrg
Mr. John Yahn. i&ll
Waltz-"The First Violin. Witt
Cornet Duo, Polkn--"The Pearls. King
Mcssrs. Hoose md Ludwig.
Morning. Noon and Night
March-"Battle OF the Waves. .Tiall
Charles Zulnuf, Baritone Soloist.
Selection from Macbeth Verdi
Baritone solo-'The Blue and the t
Gray" (by requesp }. Dresser
COLLECTION OF Popular Songs; ALBERT
Blackberrles'' -. Holman
Evening.
March-"orlental America" ......... Collins
Ovcrture-"Jolly Robbers. ........., .Suppe
Waltz-"The Hydropaths" ........... Gunge
Observation-Disclosures Ma rlon
MISUNDERSTANDING .Steck
Characteristic March-"The Happy
Selection--"Popular Melodies" -. Boettger
-Piccolo Solo-Selected.. Observation-Disclosures
Nutmeg Dance ;;...................::... EMS
-"BraSoira'.. -" ............ Merzdorf
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-18

a BLESSrNG alike to young Hnd o,r,
DR.. Eowlcr's Extract of VIVID straw straw
berry. Nature'sSspcclilc for dysehl,si",
dlarrhoca and summer complaint
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-18
MANY BUYERS

At Prevailing Prices, Says Dun-Ev-
idence of Weakness in Raw Ma
teriuls-Bottom Has Been Reached
in Prices of Iron and steel-Grad-
ual Recovery Expected.
NEW YORK. Aug. 17,-R. G. Dun *
company's weekly review of trade to-
morrow will say:
After n great wave OF advancing
prices optimism as to business Is gen
orally dangerous. But the top was
reached the middle of March. since
which time reaction has come la every
great industry so that consumers are
asking whether in some directions the
decline may not have been unreason-
ably large as was the advance. and
whether buying on the present basis OF
prices is not falrlysure There are fur
Their evidences of weakness In raw ma
terials notably the break In structural
iron. but each one is awaited OF TO
place heavy contracts. New York g
welcoming buyers from all over the
country In larger numbers than for
many years at this season, in dry goods.
In groceries. in 1ewelry and in hard
ware: and II contracts are not placed
to as large a volume as expected by
this time 1t Is because Of conservatism
of these who think they may compel
some further shading OF prices. Re-
ports this week from other important
points OF distribution show the same
eagerness to buy when the time seems
right.
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Two-bnsc hits, Bclden. Lyons, Ritter.
Sacrifice hits, Krueger Lytlc. Stolen
bnse, Cockman.t First basc on balls. OFF
FrIcken Q Struck out, by Frfckcn 9: by
Pardce l.. Umpire. Caruthers. Time. lib,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-18
Phillips Got Even.

CINCINNATI, August lT,-ln the eighth
inning to-day Thomas foulcd on ten balls
or moro. Phillips protested. but Emslic
would not allow the claim. Tho lie passed
between Phillips md Thomas, and the for
NOR knocked tho latter down with n right
hook on tho jaw. Tho players shook
hands after tho, game. Tho locals won
because they hit the ball harder than the
visitors but errors kept tho visitors In
tho game until the eleventh. Score:
Cincinnati .....,.oooolo02oO2-6i65 ]
Philadelphia .....l 0 0 o 000.Ol-iS0 !
Batteries. Phillips. Newton and Pcits
md knhoe; Donnhuo and Mcfarland.
Earned runs, Cincinnati o; Philadelphia :.
Attendance LOO, Time, 2:la Umpire.
American League.
At Kansas City. RH Z
s Kim ea's' ~ . q los . o- ~ i !
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-18

thousand times. He hears n shout, stops,
hesitatcs, gets rattlcd and is run over.
When man fluids that his memory plays
him false often, when lie starts of TO get
something aud forgets what lie went for,
when lie &aoVs lie has locked the front
door and yet an irritating uncertainty
conipels him to get up and verify his
knowledge, then that man Is in dam
ger at any minute when confronted by
trifing danger. He is unnerved.
This condition can be perfectly cured
by the use of DR.. Picrce's Golden Med.
ical Discovery. 1t strengthens the stou,.
ach, nourishcs the nerves, and purifes
the blood. 1t contains no alcohol,
whisky or other intoxicant.
J"rhe reason delayed writing was because
wanted TO walt orr war amer had taken the
medicine before giving my statement, and now
eau send good, considerations teHlsnonial"
Madison Co., Ohio, !" During the summer and
fall Of 1896 / became all Z" run down. nerves
were out OF order mud stomach ont Of or,ler. I
wrote TO DR.. Pierce for advice. He said had
gensrul debility, and advised Or. Pieree's Golden
Z Medical Discovery. aud, thaaks to YOU for your
,ndvcc,i 3 used ak bottles and since ] stopped
taking II, about one year ago, have not taken
any niriic,ne Of any kind, and hare b,tn abh 10
nora tiy,y day. My appetite Is good, can eat
Three square meals a day, Ito not feel thnt
miserable ba!niny Id the, stomach inter- eating,
aud my blood and nerves arc In good shape
i DR.. Pierce's Pellets cure biliousness,
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-18
INTER NJ ( STATE LEAGUE :II:.
srANpING 5oEI cLuRs.

YESTERDAYS GAMES.
Wheeling s, Fort Wayne .. III .
Mansfield ., New Castle A. 1880
t Columbus 6. Toledo 4.
s. y5 Dayton I, Marion
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-18
The Bottom Reached.


1t is becoming more apparent that the
bottom has been reached In prices of
iron and steel. The decline was severe
and recovery must be slow, but gradual
advances and moderately increasing ac-
tlvity are more healthy than violent
changes. In no single division Is the
Improvement moro striking than In any
other. Except steel rails all forms of
iron from the orc to the finished product
are being sought more eagerly and with
less effort to secure further concessions
in price. The first effect OF the official
report OF wheat condition Indicating
total crop OF only $685., 900 bushels,
was to strengthen prices. but when the
secretary OF agriculture was reported rs
predicting dollar wheat" before the
end OF the year, the market showed an
inclination to Disagree, and the Sep
TENDER option fell below 50 cents at
New York for the first time In two
mOnths II a. ll-tA sI Il Ei.=
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Powell's Good Pitching.

ST. LOUIS, August l7.--Powell was In
superb form To-day, md perfectly sup
ported, Attendance. HOO Score: &
5t e ,i q r II Z
St. Louis ..,..1 o. . % O-lS1.o - s. i
(! Boston I.....,.0, O5 0 90 3 o 0 eo--3 Is 2
batteries, Powell and Robinson; willis
md Clarke. Earned runs. st. Louis 4;
Boston !. Time, Z hours. Umpire. Hurst.
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Miss t'eeny. one OF the beauties OF
Weddings deutlntc set. n belle at Noun
tain Lake Park during her sojourn there
this summer as one OF n house party en-
tertained by the family OF Mrs. Mary
Good. Is the elder OF the two daughters
OF OF Mf. and Mrs. George S. Feency. Miss
Feeney received similar homage In Wush-
ington. d. c.. when n guest at the bril-
hant Muncaster-M cCourtncy wedding,
early In 1900 I--'I = - y - %
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! The real rough
rider is the man
who rides the river

ilueT Is luS man
who rides the river
with a twisting,
sqairming log for
a saddle, on which
he stands, balanc-
ing himself to its
every motion. If
his GOODNESS fails
or his nerve gives
way, disaster and
death reach out
for him.
It's the giving
way of he
g nerve /" which
proves fatal to so
many a man. Per-
hnps he is simply
crossing the street,
no he hoe Jpt,Nt TON
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1900-08-18
] Shipments Of Boots and Shoes.

For tho year thus far shipments Of
boots and shoes from Boston are 99,735.-
40 cases against 2,9l4,sS5 in 1899. but
the volume OF business to date has been
exceeded only three years. The trade
is suffering accumulation of stocks that
cannot be sold without n loss MS COM
pared with the price Mt which shoes
could now be made. Sides ure In n bet
ter position than the leather markc:
seems TO warrant.
Failures for the week were 16l In the
United States. against 156 last year anu
"a In Canada against "a last year. gs4
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at 1:So and p. m. This makes the
links easy of access and there will, no
doubt, be large number of wheeling's
society people there to witness the,
match.
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Mr.. George II. P. Schmidt. wife and
daughter. and Miss Jennie Reich have
returned from q delightful trip to Nor.
folk. Boston. Newport and other points
through the east.
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DR.. and Mrs. c. l.. Hill and children.
OF the Mcclure. are spending the sum
mer at Elm Grove.
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MISC Balzwell, OF ST. Louis, Is the
attractive house guest OF Mru. charleH
] Milton, ut Monument Piace.
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The summer home at Monument
Place, OF Mr.. and Mrs. Charles Johnson
Milton. OF St. Louis. nee Miss Lucy
Loring, of this city. was visited by the
stork yesterday at noon. The baby, will
be called Marie Loring Milton. Society
extends congratulations on the coming
OF this third child and first daughter.
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Inc Reception and CONTEXT nt The
Highland Golf links between the
Wheelings and HIghlanders. viii be
thoroughly interesting. The team 60
Ing up from the Wheeling club en-
braces the strongest players, namely.
DR.. John II. storer. Mr. Charles w.
Paxton. Mr.. Henry K. List Dalzell and
Mr.. Singleton PAUL. Others who had
entered have withdrawn because OF the
death OF Mr. stroehiein. The Highland
club wiz be represented az well, at It's
best. by the following gentlemen: Nj.
Clinton r. Campbell. Mr. Mex. II.
Campbell. jr. Mr.. William c. Bates,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-25
HARD TO BELIEVE.


Effects of Coffee on Human BcinGs.
Every time that | INDUCED, even in "A
weak cup OF coffee. ! suffered with a Ter
rible headache and dlsordered stomach
Ten months ago | quit coffee altogether
and took up Postum Food Coffee | have
no more headaches, am very much strong
er and in better flesh than | was h-Aore
| began. | can work hard all day without
feeling tirad at ALL
Before l drank Postum, ] got so tired
at my work that had TO lie down in the
afternoon, Occasionally would faint
away. A lady friend, an author. says she
would not be without Postum Food Cofleo
for anything In the world. She uses it
three times a day and says il keeps her
mind clear and bright and her body
healthy
Another friend. 3 lady who is a cripple
End has been an invalid for long while.
took up Postum Food Coffee about two
years ago, She has gained many pounds,
and her flesh is now hard and firm, 1t is
natural We should sing the praises OF Pcs
tum Niles Ida NJ. Foruey, "a Highland
avenue, Melrose Highlands, Mass
II Will be observed from the above that
each person showed an increase In sturdy
strength, brought about by leaving OF
coffee and the use OF Postum Food Coffee,
The reason for this experience Is that the
poisonous alkaloids contaired In regular
Gomez, Frustrated the nervous system,
bringing on all sorts OF aches and ails, ani
disintegrating the delicate cells in the
nerve centers, destroying and throwing
out the elements absolutely required hy
nature for maintaining good, sound
nervous strength and health.
When coffee Is discontinued, nature
seeks to set up healing and repair the
damage. The efforts of nature are power-
fully aided by certain elements In Postum
sood Coffee which come from parts Of the
heid grain, selected especially for the
purpose by the makers OF Postum One
OF the principal elements is phosphate Of
potash--a delicate. microscopic produc.
ussd by the system in combination with
alnumen Of the food to make up the cells
n the nerve centers o. the human body
lhsrs 4 weli-de6nsd reasor why pee
pie Can add greatly to their strength and
health BY leaving on coffee and usinc
Postum Food coffss.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1900-04-25
CANDIDATES FOR TRUSTEES
SEVEN PROMINENT CITIZENS HAVE
ANNOUNCED.
DR.. Red and Messrs. shearn, Taylor,
Fcnyvicls, Williams, Cude and
blossom Adopt IA Platform

Dr. s. C. Red. Charles P. Shearn. E. w.
j. r. Cade and d. e. Bloxsom having
consented in response to petitions signed
by large numbers of the representative
citizens Of Houston, TO become candidates
for school trustees at the approaching
election on May 3, have expressed them
selves as follows in connection with their
candidacy:
/. We seek to serve no party, faction,
creed or Individual. We are under oblga-
tion ar promise to no one concerning our
administration of school affairs Tor any
matters connected therewithl. If elected.
our sole purpose will be to promote tho
cause of education in this city.
2. We believe that there is one and
only one test by which every act OF the
school board should be determined; that
is, the good or the schools.
3. We believe that the successful oper
alton OF the schools demands their COM
plete enforcement from political influence
OF every kind in accordance with the
plain purpose OF the law under which This
election is called
r 4, We believe that experience and IA
miliarity with the system are important
elements in the teachers qualifications.
We are therefore, expressly and elnphat"
lcally opposed 10 the removal tfor political
reasons) OF any OF the present corps OF
experienced ana efficient principals and
teachers OF our schools. We believe that
no teacher should ever be embarrassed
In the discharge OF his duties by any fear
of molestatlon on account of his own pO-
litical views or those of his friends or
relatives.
3. We believe IN the gradual develop
ment of the school system and the intro
duction of elective and optional studies,
especially those leading to a practica
business training, as rapidly as financial
conditions viii permit. We also favor
such other changes as experience may
show 10 be necessary to increase the ef-
hciency OF the schools, but we are op.
posed 10 impairlng the efficiency of the
High school and to radical and sensa-
tlonal changes OF every Kind for political
effect
g. We believe that changes In text books
should be avoided as involving vexation
aud expense 10 parents, and we therefore
favor the retention OF the text books now
In use in the schools.
Z. We favor the inauguration OF tina
free text book system
&. II elected We pledge ourselves 10
give the city an earnest, careful. conser-